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171

 TALLY function

FUNCTION setting

Description

KEY1 ON TLY

KEY2 ON TLY

DSK1 ON TLY

DSK2 ON TLY

Outputs tally signal when KEY or DSK is on the

background video.

FAN ERROR ALARM

Outputs power or fan alarm.

XT100

PS1-2 ERROR ALARM

ALL ALARM

RED TALLY-BLACK

Outputs a red tally when the specified signal is sent to the

red (tally color) bus.

XT100

RED TALLY-IN01-08

XT110

RED TALLY-IN01-12

RED TALLY-STIL1-2

RED TALLY-STILK1-2

RED TALLY-MATT1-2

RED TALLY-CKFIL

RED TALLY-CKKEY

RED TALLY-EFF1-2

RED TALLY-PGM

RED TALLY-PREV

RED TALLY-CLN

GREEN TALLY-BLACK

Outputs a green tally when the specified signal is sent to

the green (tally color) bus.

XT100

GREEN TALLY-IN01-08

XT110

GREEN TALLY-IN01-12

GREEN TALLY-STIL1-2

GREEN TALLY-STILK1-2

GREEN TALLY-MATT1-2

GREEN TALLY-CKFIL

GREEN TALLY-CKKEY

GREEN TALLY-EFF1-2

GREEN TALLY-PGM

GREEN TALLY-PREV

GREEN TALLY-CLN

AUX1 to 8 TRANS ENABLE

Outputs tally signal when AUX transition is enabled.

Default Chapter6
- About this Manual6
- Table of Contents7
1 Prior to Starting15
- About HVS-XT100 Series Switchers15
- Features15
2 Panel Descriptions16
- Hvs-Xt100Ou16
- Hvs-Xt10017
- Hvs-Xt11019
- Interfaces21
  - Connector 1-221
  - GPI IN/TALLY out Connector21
3 Connection22
- Hvs-Xt100 / Xt100Ou22
- Hvs-Xt11025
  - Basic Configuration25
  - Optional Configuration26
- Power on27
  - Hvs-Xt100/Xt100Ou27
  - Hvs-Xt11027
- System Signal Format Selection at Initial Use28
- Setting Date, Time and Time Zone at Initial Use29
4 Menu Operation30
- How to Access Menus30
- How to Set Values32
- How to Return Settings to Default36
  - Returning Parameters to Default36
  - Returning Menus to Default36
- How to Back up Settings36
5 Video Sources37
- How to Assign User Names to Sources37
- How to Assign Sources to Bus Buttons38
- Resize Function39
- INPUT STILL (Freezing Input Video)40
- Changing the Side Panel Image41
- Xpt Delay41
- Frame Synchronizer42
- Adjusting Video Signal Levels43
  - Proc Amp43
  - Video Level Clip43
- Bus Matte44
  - Setting the Matte Color44
  - Setting the Gradient Matte44
6 Video Outputs46
- Aux Outputs46
- Preview Set up48
  - Preview Bus Monitoring48
  - Setting up Preview Images48
- Clean Set up49
- KEY out Set up49
- HDMI Output50
- Safety Area Markers51
- Ancillary Data52
  - Passing Incoming Ancillary Data On-Through to AUX Outputs52
  - Ancillary Data in PGM and PREV Bus Signals52
- Aux Link53
7 Bus Operation55
- Selecting Video Sources55
- Button Switching Mode in the M/E Bus57
- Setting-Up and Using the SHIFT Function57
  - Assigning the SHIFT Function to a Bus Button57
  - Using the SHIFT Function58
8 Transitions59
- Transition Block Description60
- Quick Reference for Available Transitions60
- Background Transitions61
- KEY Transitions63
- DSK Transitions65
  - Where DSK Images Appear65
- Simultaneous BKGD and Key Transitions66
- Black Transitions66
- Pattern (WIPE/DVE) Transitions67
- Modifying Patterns72
  - WIPE Type (No. 0-99)72
  - DVE Type (No. 100-137)74
- KEY/DSK Transitions76
  - Setting the KEY/DSK Transition Button Function76
  - USER Transitions77
- Transition Settings78
9 Key/Dsk80
- Luminance Key81
- Full Key82
- Bus Key82
  - Key Link83
  - Key Insert Matt83
- Adjusting the Key Signal84
- Changing KEY or DSK Layer Order84
- Mask and Invert85
  - Inverting Key and Background85
  - Key Masks85
- Key Edge87
- DVE Effects on KEY/DSK88
10 Chromakey95
- Creating a Chromakey95
- Adjusting Chromakey97
- Chromakey Menu100
- Assigning the Chromakey to Another KEY or DSK103
- Sending Chromakey Signals to Other Devices103
11 SUB EFFECT Channel104
- Selecting a SUB EFFECT Channel and Source Signal104
- Mono Color104
- Defocus104
- Paint Color105
- Freeze, Strobe, Nega, Mosaic105
12 Still and Clip Store106
- Managing Still Images106
- Managing Clips108
- Backing-Up Still and Clip Data Using USB Flash Drive112
- Transferring Image Files115
- Cg Wipe120
13 Multiviewer123
- Assigning the Multiviewer to an Output Bus123
- Selecting the Split-Screen Type123
- Video Signal Mapping124
- Setting up each Split Area125
- Saving / Loading Screen Layouts128
14 USER Buttons129
- USER Button Operation129
- Triggering User Buttons133
15 Event Memory135
- Storing Events135
- Recalling Events136
- Protecting / Deleting Event Data137
- Event Data138
- Transitions Using Event Recall140
- Loading an Event at Start-Up141
16 Macros142
- Recording Macros142
- Executing Macros143
- Macro Memory Operation145
- Macro Execution Buttons147
  - Changing KEY/AUX Bus Buttons to Macro EXE Buttons147
  - Macro Attach and Macro Detach148
17 File Operation149
- USB Flash Drive149
- Available Files149
- Saving Data to USB Flash Drives150
- Loading Data from USB Flash Drives151
  - Loading Setting Data151
  - Downloading Image Files151
- Moving between USB Flash Drive Directories152
- Deleting Files from USB Flash Drives153
- Renaming Files in USB Flash Drives153
18 System Setup Settings154
- Selecting System Signal Format154
- Crosspoint Switch Timing154
- Selecting a Reference Signal155
  - To Set Reference Input155
  - To Set Reference Output155
- Setting Date, Time and Time Zone155
  - Setting Time Using SNTP (Time) Server156
- Buzzer, Brightness and Screen Saver157
- Status Information158
- Upgrading an Operational Version160
19 Reboot and Initialize162
- Rebooting System162
- System Initialization162
20 External Device Connection163
- GPI IN/OUT and Tally Outputs163
- VTR / VDCP Control172
- Router Control180
- Editor Control (HVS-XT100ED)186
- AUX Bus Control Box (HVS-AUX8/16/32)188
  - Connecting AUX Boxes188
- Remote Panel (HVS-30RU)189
21 Web-Based Control191
- System Setup191
- Home192
- Trans193
- Bus Trans193
- Wipe Pattern194
  - WIPE PATTERN - Wipe/Dve/Other194
  - Wipe Pattern - Direct194
- Wipe Modify195
- KEY and DSK196
- COPY SWAP (Web Control Only)197
- Chromakey198
- Sub Eff199
- Still200
- Matte204
- Event205
- Macro206
  - To Execute Macros206
  - To Edit Macros (Web Control Only)206
- Setup207
- Status213
- Ext if214
- Pop-Up Menu Operation221
- Backing up Settings222
22 Specifications and Dimensions223
- Specifications223
- External Dimensions227
Appendix 1. Available Files for Saving And/Or Loading230
Appendix 2. Transition Pattern List231
- Index232

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