FOR-A HVS-XT110 - User Manual

HVS-XT100/100OU
HVS-XT110
Digital Video Switcher
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OPERATION
MANUAL

FOR-A HVS-XT110 Specifications

General

Brand	FOR-A
Model	HVS-XT110
Category	Switch
Language	English

Summary

Safety Precautions

Power and Grounding Safety Warnings

Safety guidelines for power supply and grounding.

Operation and Transportation Safety

Warnings for safe operation and unit transportation.

Circuitry Access and Potential Hazards

Precautions for accessing circuitry and handling potential hazards.

Chapter 2: Panel Descriptions

HVS-XT100 OU Control and Rear Panels

Describes the control and rear panel of the HVS-XT100OU.

HVS-XT100 Front and Rear Panels

Details the front and rear panel components of the HVS-XT100.

HVS-XT110 Control and Rear Panels

Describes the control and rear panel of the HVS-XT110.

Chapter 3: Connection Procedures

HVS-XT100;XT100 OU Basic and Optional Configuration

Outlines basic and optional connection setups for HVS-XT100/XT100OU.

HVS-XT110 Basic and Optional Configuration

Outlines basic and optional connection setups for the HVS-XT110.

3-3. Power ON Procedures

Instructions for powering on the switcher units.

3-4. System Signal Format Selection

3-5. Setting Date, Time, and Time Zone

Chapter 4: Menu Operations

4-2. Setting Values and Parameters

Details how to navigate menus and adjust parameter values.

4-3. Returning Settings to Default

Procedures for resetting parameters and menus to default.

Chapter 7: Bus Operation

7-1. Selecting Video Sources

7-3. Setting Up and Using the SHIFT Function

Chapter 8: Transitions

Available Transitions on M;E Bus

Background Transitions (CUT, MIX, WIPE)

KEY Transitions (CUT, MIX, Pattern)

Chapter 9: KEY;DSK Functions

Luminance Key Setup

Full Key Setup

Bus Key Setup and Key Link

Chapter 10: Chromakey Creation and Adjustment

10-1. Creating a Chromakey

Steps to create a chromakey using KEY1.

10-2. Adjusting Chromakey

Fine-tuning chromakey color, SAT, LUM, HUE, and noise.

10-2-2. Adjusting Foreground Image

Coarse and fine adjustment of foreground image and reflections.

10-2-3. Adjusting Chromakey Edges

Chapter 12: Still and Clip Store Management

12-1. Managing Still Images

12-2-1. Clip Recording Procedures

12-2-2. Playing Recorded Clips

Chapter 12-4: Transferring Image Files via LAN

12-4-1. LAN Connection Setup

12-4-3. Sending and Receiving Still Images via FTP

Chapter 12-5: CG WIPE Operation

12-5-1. CG WIPE Operation Example 1

Step-by-step guide for performing a CG WIPE using STILL1 and KEY1.

Chapter 13: Multiviewer Function

13-1. Assigning Multiviewer to Output Bus

How to assign the multiviewer image to an output bus.

13-2. Selecting Split-screen Types

13-3. Video Signal Mapping

Chapter 14: USER Buttons

14-1. USER Button Operation

How to assign menu pages or functions to USER buttons.

14-2. Triggering User Buttons

Chapter 15: Event Memory Management

15-1. Storing Events

How to save current panel settings as events.

15-2. Recalling Events

How to load saved events back to the control panel.

15-3. Protecting and Deleting Event Data

Chapter 16: Macros

16-1. Recording Macros

How to record and save operational procedures as macros.

16-2. Executing Macros

16-4. Macro Execution Buttons

How to assign macros to bus buttons using USER buttons.

Chapter 17: File Operations via USB

17-3. Saving Data to USB Flash Drives

How to save panel settings as a "data.all" file.

17-4. Loading Data from USB Flash Drives

Chapter 18: System Setup Settings

18-1. Selecting System Signal Format

Guide for selecting system signal format and aspect ratio.

18-3. Selecting a Reference Signal

18-4. Setting Date, Time, and Time Zone

18-7. Upgrading Operational Version

Steps for upgrading switcher software and firmware.

Chapter 19: Reboot and Initialize

19-1. Rebooting the System

19-2. System Initialization

How to initialize all system settings to factory defaults.

Chapter 20: External Device Connections

20-1. GPI IN;OUT and Tally Outputs

20-2. VTR; VDCP Control

20-3. Router Control

20-4. Editor Control (HVS-XT100 ED)

Chapter 21: Web-based Control

21-1. System Setup Requirements (Web Control)

Lists system requirements for web-based control.

21-2. HOME Screen Overview (Web Control)

21-5. WIPE PATTERN (Web Control)