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21-6. WIPE MODIFY

Click WIPE MODIFY in the HOME screen to display the WIPE MODIFY menu page.

 See section 8-9. "Modifying Patterns."

Click a button to go to the desired menu

block.

* The WIPE MODIFY menu pages vary

depending on the selected pattern

type.

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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