Panasonic AW-SW350E manual Rear Panel, 14 E 15 E

tMix Switch [MIX]

Press it to switch the signal selected with A-Bus Input Selection Switch } to the signal selected with B-Bus Input Selection Switch q or vice versa by the mix effect. The switch lights when MIX is selected.

yWipe Switch [WIPE]

Press it to switch the signal selected with A-Bus Input Selection Switch } to the signal selected with B-Bus Input Selection Switch q or vice versa by the wipe effect. The switch lights when WIPE is selected.

uAuto Take Switch [AUTO TAKE]

This switch is used for automatically wiping or mixing instead of performing these operations manually using the Fader Lever i. This switch becomes operational when the Fader Lever i is set all the way toward the A or B side, and when it is pressed once, the wipe or mix operation is performed automatically. The transition time for switching the signals can be adjusted using the AUTO TAKE U control. While the signals are being switched, the AUTO TAKE switch lights, and it goes off when the signals are switched completely. During an auto take operation, no manual operations will be performed even if the Fader Lever i is moved.

Caution

In using the Auto Take function, be sure to move Fader Lever i all the way to A or B. Auto Take will not work unless the lever is fully moved to A or B.

iFader Lever [A/B]

This lever is used to switch the signal selected with A-Bus Input Selection Switch } to the signal selected with B-Bus Input Selection Switch q or vice versa by the wipe or mix effect. When the lever is moved from A to B, the video signal is also switched from A to B accordingly. Similarly, when the lever is moved from B to A, the video signal is switched from B to A.

oBus Tally Indicators [A], [B]

These indicate the output statuses of the A-bus and B-bus. The [A] or [B] LED lights to indicate that A-bus or B-bus signals are being output.

[Examples] • [A] lights when the Fader Lever is at the A side since only the A-bus signals are output.

•Both [A] and [B] light when the Fader Lever is between the A and B sides since both A-bus and B-bus signals are output.

Note

Bus control based on the flip-flop system is enabled by changing the setting of the bus selector switch [BUS A/B /F.F.]R which is one of the Setup Switches K. Under the flip- flop system, the signals selected by the A-Bus Input Selection Switches } are always selected as the programme (PGM) video signals, and the signals selected by the B-Bus Input Selection Switches q are always selected as the preview (PVW) video signals. Furthermore, the PGM signals can be replaced with the PVW signals or vice versa by means of bus switching using the AUTO TAKE Switch u and Fader Lever i.

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BBOUT	GLIN				PVW		PGM OUT			VIDEO
	/BBOUT				OUT	2	1	5	4	3	2	1
												IN
		TALLY & INCOM										75 Ω
5	4				3		2	1				AUTO
												OUT
								PGM		Y / C IN
	DC 12V IN						EXT
					USB			Y / C
	SET UP						TAKE	OUT
	1	2	3	4
								5	4	3	2	1

GND

pVideo Signal Input Jacks 1 to 5 [VIDEO IN 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

These jacks are to input composite video signals. (1 Vp-p, 75-ohm auto-terminated) There are 5 input jacks corresponding to A-Bus Input Selection Switches } and B-Bus Input Selection Switches q.

Caution

If a BNC coaxial cable is connected to Video Signal Loopthrough Output Jack [, the 75-ohm termination is automatically released. Do not connect a BNC coaxial cable to any of these jacks in case of connecting YC signals to Y/C Signal Input Jack ]. Use either composite signals or YC signals as video input signals.

Furthermore, when unstable video signals from a VHS format VTR, DVD player or other device have been input, the frame synchronizer may malfunction.

[Video Signal Loopthrough Output Jacks [VIDEO OUT 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

These loopthrough output jacks are for the composite video signals input to Video Signal Input Jacks p.

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