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Describes the purpose and scope of the startup guide.
Describes the rear panel of the MVS-6520/6530 switcher processor, including input/output connectors.
Details AC IN, PRIMARY INPUTS, OUTPUTS, and other connectors on the processor.
Describes the rear panel of the ICP-6520/6530 control panel.
Details the connectors and layout of the ICP-6511 menu panel.
Illustrates the overall system setup and signal flow.
Shows how external devices connect for control.
Diagrams for connecting cameras, VTRs, and generators.
Details on connecting external monitors for preview or operation.
Outlines the essential steps for system setup before operation.
Guides for system power management and menu access.
Steps for network setup and signal format settings.
Procedures for assigning signals to buttons and configuring outputs.
Configuring multi viewer and tally outputs.
Configures parallel tally outputs and serial tally outputs for program/preview.
Configures references for tally signal generation, including enable settings.
Defines tally types and assigns source addresses for serial tally.
Lists available destinations for tally and source assignments across multiple pages.
Mapping key functions to cross-point control buttons.
Mapping key functions to next transition selection buttons.
Configuring the system's behavior upon startup.
Saving and recalling custom user configurations.
Procedure to register a USB disk as a primary device.
How to save and load user default settings to/from removable media.
Steps for connecting the MKS-8080/8082 without an S-Bus link.
Transferring input/output signal names to the remote panel.
Introduction to video switching and different transition types.
Guides for executing cut, wipe, and mix video transitions.
Configuration and saving of DME wipe effects and snapshots.
Explains video keys and how to insert titles using luminance.
Guides for inserting additional keys and adjusting their display order.
Explains the process of chroma keying for image composition.
Steps to perform an automatic chroma key operation.
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