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1 Prior to Starting15
- Overview15
- Features15
2 Connection and Basic Operation16
- Basic Connection Example16
- Power on17
- Selecting System Signal Format18
- Verifying Current Status19
3 Panel Descriptions21
- Control Panel22
- Option Slots27
  - Main Unit Front Side27
  - Main Unit Rear Side27
- Interfaces28
4 Switcher System Configuration31
- Network Settings31
5 Menu Operation33
- Opening Menu33
  - Menu Access Buttons33
  - User Buttons (Assigning Menu Shortcuts)34
- Setting Menu Parameters34
  - Function Button Settings35
  - Using a Pop-Up Keypad35
- Copying / Swapping Settings36
- Returning Menu Settings to Default37
  - Returning Parameters to Default37
  - Returning Menus to Default37
- How to Back up Settings37
6 Setting up Video Sources38
- Adjusting Input Signal Levels38
  - Proc Amp38
  - Video Level Clip38
- Mapping Video Sources to Bus Buttons39
  - Using Different Mappings between M/Es40
  - Using Shift Levels40
- Changing Video Source Names42
  - Setting Video Source Name Display Mode42
- Frame Synchronizer43
- Xpt Delay43
- Utility1-243
- Matte Color Images44
  - Setting Matte Colors44
  - Creating a Gradient Color Image44
- Changing the Side Panel Image45
- Resize Function45
7 Setting up Additional Inputs47
- Hvs-100Di-A48
- Hvs-100Ai48
- Hvs-100Pci49
- Hvs-100Do49
- Hvs-100Ao50
- Hvs-100Pco51
- Hvs-49Io51
- Hvs-49Aes52
8 Video Outputs54
- Selecting Video for M/E out 1-254
- Changing AUX Output Images (AUX Transitions)57
  - Selecting a Video Using Bus Buttons57
  - Selecting a Video Using the Menu58
- HDMI Output58
- Adjusting Output Signal Levels60
  - Proc Amp60
  - Video Level Clip60
- Safety Area Markers61
- Ancillary Data62
- BUS LINK Function62
  - Bus Link62
  - Trans Link64
9 Bus Operation65
- Control Panel65
  - Assigning M/Es to Lines66
- Selecting Video Sources67
  - M/E Bus Type67
- Selecting a Function to BUS FUNC Buttons68
- Bus Button Colors68
  - Creating and Saving Colors68
  - Applying Colors to Bus Buttons69
10 Melite Operations71
- Setting up an Melite71
  - Displaying Key Images72
- XPT Re-Entry72
11 Transitions73
- Transition Block74
- Black Transitions75
- Background Transitions76
- KEY Transitions78
- Simultaneous BKGD and Key Transitions80
  - Pre Combiner80
- Simultaneous Transition of M/Es (Onstage)81
- Pattern (WIPE/DVE) Transitions81
- Direct Pattern Function83
- Modifying Patterns85
- KEY IN/OUT Using Cut or Fade88
  - Setting the KEY AUTO Button Function88
- AUX Image Transitions89
- Advanced Transition Settings89
12 KEY and Flexakey94
- Creating a Luminance Key and Full Key95
- Creating Bus Keys96
  - Key Link96
  - Key Quick Recall (KEY SET: INPUT)97
- Adjusting Key Signal98
- Chroma Key Setup99
- Mask and Invert103
  - Inverting Key and Background (INVERT)103
  - Key Masks103
- Key Edge105
- Flexakey1-4105
  - Where Flexakey1-4 Appear106
- Changing Key Layer Order106
13 Assigning DVE Channels108
- Pattern Transitions with DVE Types108
- Assigning DVE Channels to Buses (LINE DVE)108
  - LINE DVE ON/OFF Button109
  - Enabling LINE DVE on a BUS109
- DVE Channel Status Indication110
14 DVE Effects111
- Changing Position and Size111
  - How to Use the Joystick112
- Rotation114
- Crop114
- SIZE(X, Y) and FADE115
- Border115
15 Sub Effect116
- Assigning a SUB EFFECT Channel to a Bus116
- Applying Sub Effects116
- Resetting Sub Effects117
16 Color Correction118
- Assigning a Color Correction Channel118
- Adjusting Colors118
- Clip Adjustment121
- Resetting a Color Corrector Channel122
17 Still and Clip Store123
- Still Images (STILL)123
- Video Clips (CLIP)124
- Still Image Display Using FS Buffer (INPUT STILL)128
  - Capturing Still Images128
  - Returning to Input Video Display128
- Storing Still and Video Images (HVS-49SSD240G)129
18 Multiview Output132
- Assigning a Multiview Image to an AUX Bus132
- Selecting the Screen Layout133
- Assigning Video to Sub-Screens133
- Setting up each Sub-Screen133
19 Event Memory136
- Storing Events136
- Recalling Events137
- Overwrite Protection140
- Deleting Event Data140
- User Default Setting141
- Loading an Event at Start-Up141
20 Sequence Function142
- Basic Sequence Operations143
- Sequence Group Operation150
- Deleting Sequence Memory Data152
21 Macro Operations153
- Recording Macros153
- Executing Macros153
- Macro Memory Operation154
- Macro Execution Buttons156
22 File Operations158
- Notes on SD Cards158
- Setting and Image Files158
- Saving Data (from Switcher to SD Card)158
- Loading Data (from SD Card to Switcher)159
- Editing Data in SD Card162
- Sending / Receiving Data To/From PC163
23 System Setup Settings167
- Selecting a System Mode (Signal Format)167
- Crosspoint Switch Timing167
- Reference Signal Settings167
- Setting Date and Time168
  - Setting Time Using SNTP (Time) Server169
24 Control Panel Setup170
- Buzzer170
- Brightness170
- USER Button171
  - Assigning Pages or Functions to USER Buttons171
- Reboot and Initialization172
25 External Device Connections173
- GPI Control174
- Tally Output176
- Router Control180
- TSL UMD Protocol187
- AUX Bus Control Box (HVS-AUX16A/16B /32A/64A)188
- Editor Control193
- VTR Control195
- VDCP Operation197
26 K (UHD) Mode200
- Switching to 4K Mode200
- Mode Specifications (HVS-49EXP4K Option)201
- Payload ID (3G-SDI (2SI))203
27 Status Information204
- Checking Verifying Versions204
- Checking Alarm Status204
- Installed Options205
28 Updating the System Software205
29 Troubleshooting205
30 Specifications and Dimensions206
- Specifications206
  - Hvs-492Ou208
  - Hvs-492Wou208
- External Dimensions210
  - 210210
  - Hvs-492Rou212
Appendix 1. User Button Functions213
Appendix 2 GPI/GPO/TALLY Function Lists217
Appendix 3. Web-Based Control220
- Setup220
- Accessing Menu221
- Web Panel222
- Event Memory224
- Macro226
- Wipe Pattern228
  - Wipe Pattern - Direct Pattern229
- Status230
- Aux Panel231
- Sequence (Support Planned)231
- Still233
- Multi Viewer235
- User Authentification236
- File237
Appendix 4 Transition Patterns238
- WIPE Type Patterns238
- DVE Type Patterns239

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