Assign two AUX buses to be mixed to
consecutive odd-numbered and even-numbered
output connectors (e.g. Output 1 and Output 2).
Set the AUX mix transition rate.
Chapter
3
Signal
Selection
and
Transitions
AUX Mix Transitions
Transitions can also be performed between two AUX
buses, separately from the M/E and PGM/PST banks.
Preparing AUX Mix Transitions
The following preparations are required.
Executing AUX mix transitions
3
Press [AUX MIX], turning it on.
You can also use the Misc >Transition >Aux Mix
menu (3232), instead of the [AUX MIX] button
(
1
p. 151).
Notes
The ICP-3000 and ICP-3016 cross-point control
blocks do not have an [AUX MIX] button. In this case,
to execute an AUX mix transition, enable AUX mix
transitions in the Misc >Transition >Aux Mix menu
(3232).
4
In the 2nd row, select the image after the transition.
The transition is executed at the specified transition
rate. The image during the transition is output from the
AUX1 bus. The image selected in step 4 is output from
the AUX2 bus.
2nd row 1st row
AUX MIX button
Cross-point control block (ICP-6520/6530)
The following describes an example using AUX1 bus and
AUX2 bus.
1
In the 1st row of the cross-point control block, press
the button assigned with the AUX1 bus, turning it on.
Notes
Always select an odd-numbered bus when executing
an AUX mix transition. If an even-numbered bus is
selected, the AUX mix transition is not executed, even
if AUX mix transitions are enabled.
2
In the 2nd row, select the image before the transition.
Notes
AUX mix transmissions are not executed correctly if
the odd-numbered bus connector and the selected
input signal have through mode enabled. Disable
through mode for the input signal.
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