value to compensate for the bezel on the
outside of a display.
• If you are using projectors for your
MultiScreen display, you can use the negative
value to compensate for the amount of
overlap of the projected images.
9.
If you selected a negative distance, press Blend
Edit and use the Blend knob to turn edge
blending on (On) or off (Off).
10.
If the edge blending is on, use the Smooth and
Gamma knobs to correct for the overlap in
projected images.
•
SmoothSmoothness — adjust the
appearance of the transition area between the
overlapping images.
•
Gamma — adjust the gamma correction
applied to the overlapping images to match
the output of your projectors.
11.
Repeat the edge adjustment for all other edges
in your layout.
To Set Up a Pre-Tiled Source
You must set up your external source generator to output
a separate output for each screen of the MultiScreen
layout. The bezel compensation and data doubling setting
should be set up on the source generator.
1.
Press MENU > CONFIG > Input > NEXT >
NEXT > NEXT > NEXT > NEXT.
2.
Use the SubSrc knob to select the source button
you want to use to assign the pre-tiled sources
to the MiniME
™
outputs for the MultiScreen.
3.
Press Edit.
4.
Use the ME/Bus knob to select the MiniME
™
that you want to assign a substitution source to.
5.
Use the Substn knob to select the pre-tiled
source for the MiniME
™
.
On-Air Setting
Some switcher outputs can be set to be considered on-air
or not. This allows you to set which outputs are tallied,
how resource allocation is divided, and how the Roll Clip
feature works.
To Set the On-Air Status for an Output
1.
Press MENU > CONFIG > NEXT > On Air.
2.
Use the Type knob to select the type of switcher
output.
•
ME — the program output of a ME.
•
Aux — the output of an Aux bus.
•
MiniME — the program output of the
MiniME
™
.
•
MultSc — all MiniME
™
outputs of a
MultiScreen.
3.
Use the Index knob to select the particular
switcher output.
For example, if you select type as Aux, an index
selection of 8 corresponds to Aux bus 8.
4.
Use the OnAir knob to select whether the output
is considered on-air (On) or not (Off).
Tallies
Tallies are simple contact closure relays that the switcher
uses to signal other devices, and users, that a particular
video source is on-air. Typically, tallies are used to light
a red light on a camera to show people that they are on-air
and what camera they should be looking at.
To Set Up a Tally
1.
Press MENU > CONFIG > NEXT > Tally.
2.
Press the Add knob.
If you are editing, or deleting, an existing tally,
use the Add knob to select the tally and press
the Edit, or Delete, knob.
3.
Use the Tally knob to select the tally or GPI
output that you want to set up. This is the tally
or GPI number, and not the pin on the tally
connector.
Note: A GPI must be set to tally mode before it can
be used as a tally. Refer to To Set Up a GPI Output
on page 43 for information in setting a GPI as a tally.
4.
Use the Input knob to select the video source
that you want to tally.
•
BK — black
•
BG — color background
•
1-24 — input BNC video sources
•
M1-M4 — Media-Store sources
5.
Use the Output knob to select the bus that you
want to video source tallied for. When the video
source is selected on this bus, the tally is
triggered.
•
OnAir — on-air
•
OnPrv — on preview
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