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Covers electrical shock, fire hazards, ventilation, and recommended accessories.
Crucial steps for safe operation, handling, and maintenance of the apparatus.
Explains IP connection for linking with Panasonic cameras and remote controllers for efficient operation.
Details the functions of indicators (POWER, ALARM, LINK) and buttons (USER, SHIFT, OSD/TIME, OSD ON).
Explains the operation of SHIFT, OSD/TIME dial, OSD ON, PinP ON, KEY ON, FTB ON, and CUT buttons.
Describes the AUTO button, slide lever, MIX button, and WIPE button for executing transitions.
Details the function of A bus and B bus crosspoint buttons for material selection based on BUS DELEGATION status.
Identifies and describes the functions of rear panel connectors like POWER, SDI OUT, SDI IN, DVI IN, and DVI OUT.
Provides guidelines for connecting power, handling the unit, and choosing the best installation location.
Illustrates the block diagram and provides examples of connecting other devices to the AW-HS50.
Steps to display OSD menus on an external PC monitor via DVI OUT.
Steps to display OSD menus on an SDI monitor via SDI OUT 2, including format change.
Covers displaying, clearing, forcibly displaying, and navigating OSD menus.
Details selecting buses, using SHIFT, assigning signals, and executing transitions (Manual, Auto, Cut).
Explains how to select wipe patterns, directions, borders, and set preset memories for wipe settings.
Covers key combinations, PinP/KEY priority, selecting key materials, and key transition settings.
Explains key types (Luminance, Linear, Chroma), fill, edges, and color adjustments.
Details adjustments for clip, gain, density, mask, and other key parameters.
Covers automatic sampling, marker position, hue/saturation adjustments, and reference settings for chroma key.
Explains selecting PinP material, PinP transitions, PinP settings like shape, position, and border.
Details setting FTB transition duration and selecting the source image for fade-out/fade-in.
Details setting input modes (Normal, DbyD, UC, AUTO) and material name types for SDI and DVI inputs.
Explains assigning output signals (PGM, PVW, CLN, AUX, MV, KeyOut) to SDI OUT and DVI OUT.
Covers setting the system's video format, high-resolution multi view mode, and 16:9 squeeze mode.
Explains saving and writing data (frame memories, settings) between the unit and computer via LAN.
Details transferring image files from a computer to unit's frame memories, including size and aspect ratio settings.
Explains how to retrieve images from the unit's frame memories and save them to a computer.
Lists settings for input modes, freeze, name types, and video process functions for each input.
Details settings for SDI OUT, DVI OUT, color areas, scaling, and motion detection for output signals.
Details system settings like video format, hi-res multi view, ancillary data, initialization, network, and MAC address.
Covers electrical shock, fire hazards, ventilation, and recommended accessories.
Crucial steps for safe operation, handling, and maintenance of the apparatus.
Explains IP connection for linking with Panasonic cameras and remote controllers for efficient operation.
Details the functions of indicators (POWER, ALARM, LINK) and buttons (USER, SHIFT, OSD/TIME, OSD ON).
Explains the operation of SHIFT, OSD/TIME dial, OSD ON, PinP ON, KEY ON, FTB ON, and CUT buttons.
Describes the AUTO button, slide lever, MIX button, and WIPE button for executing transitions.
Details the function of A bus and B bus crosspoint buttons for material selection based on BUS DELEGATION status.
Identifies and describes the functions of rear panel connectors like POWER, SDI OUT, SDI IN, DVI IN, and DVI OUT.
Provides guidelines for connecting power, handling the unit, and choosing the best installation location.
Illustrates the block diagram and provides examples of connecting other devices to the AW-HS50.
Steps to display OSD menus on an external PC monitor via DVI OUT.
Steps to display OSD menus on an SDI monitor via SDI OUT 2, including format change.
Covers displaying, clearing, forcibly displaying, and navigating OSD menus.
Details selecting buses, using SHIFT, assigning signals, and executing transitions (Manual, Auto, Cut).
Explains how to select wipe patterns, directions, borders, and set preset memories for wipe settings.
Covers key combinations, PinP/KEY priority, selecting key materials, and key transition settings.
Explains key types (Luminance, Linear, Chroma), fill, edges, and color adjustments.
Details adjustments for clip, gain, density, mask, and other key parameters.
Covers automatic sampling, marker position, hue/saturation adjustments, and reference settings for chroma key.
Explains selecting PinP material, PinP transitions, PinP settings like shape, position, and border.
Details setting FTB transition duration and selecting the source image for fade-out/fade-in.
Details setting input modes (Normal, DbyD, UC, AUTO) and material name types for SDI and DVI inputs.
Explains assigning output signals (PGM, PVW, CLN, AUX, MV, KeyOut) to SDI OUT and DVI OUT.
Covers setting the system's video format, high-resolution multi view mode, and 16:9 squeeze mode.
Explains saving and writing data (frame memories, settings) between the unit and computer via LAN.
Details transferring image files from a computer to unit's frame memories, including size and aspect ratio settings.
Explains how to retrieve images from the unit's frame memories and save them to a computer.
Lists settings for input modes, freeze, name types, and video process functions for each input.
Details settings for SDI OUT, DVI OUT, color areas, scaling, and motion detection for output signals.
Details system settings like video format, hi-res multi view, ancillary data, initialization, network, and MAC address.
General| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
|---|---|
| Power Consumption | 30W |
| Control Interface | Ethernet |
| Input Formats | 1080p, 1080i, 720p |
| Output Formats | 1080p, 1080i, 720p |
| Effects | Transitions, Keying |
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