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Creating Layouts
Working with Composite Monitors
The following table summarizes these rules:
Unlocking a Composite Monitor
Since a composite monitor functions as a single entity, its individual components are
locked together. If you wish to configure individual components within a composite
monitor, you need to first unlock the monitor. There are two ways in which a composite
monitor can be unlocked, one of which prevents you from moving or resizing individual
components. An unlocked composite monitor has orange handles around its boundary
line.
If you wish to configure properties for individual components within a composite
monitor
• Double-click the composite monitor whose primary elements you wish to configure.
Notice that the handles around the boundary line become orange. When using this
method, you cannot move or resize the monitor’s individual components.
If you wish to add, move, or resize individual components within a composite monitor
• Right-click the composite monitor you wish to modify, and then click Unlock on the
shortcut menu. Alternatively, click the monitor, and then press F2.
Notice that the handles around the boundary line become orange.
Monitor type Height Width
Video Scalable Scalable
Vertical audio monitor Scalable Fixed
Horizontal audio
monitor, UMD, time
code, timer
Fixed Scalable
Clock Fixed Fixed
Note: In the case of a Kaleido-X or Kaleido-X16, the minimum width
supported for a video window is 1/16
th
of the original signal resolution. In
the case of a Kaleido-X, the minimum height supported for a video window
is 91
pixels. For a Kaleido-MX or Kaleido-Modular-X, the minimum width is
128
pixels. In the case of a KMV-3901/3911 or Kaleido-IP, there is no
minimum size.
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