JVC KM-H2500, KM-H2500E, KM-H2500U, KM-H3000E, KM-H3000U Shift, Fader, Transi tions, Positioner, Selecting Colors, Luminance, Hue, Saturation

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2. Remove the Lens (1) from the Diffuser (2) using

a common end micro screwdriver.

3. Place the Insert Film (2) into the Lens (1) so the

readable side is facing up. The notches on the

sides of the Lens must be at the sides of the text

on the Insert Film.

4. Aligning the notches on the sides of the Lens (1)

and Diffuser (3), press the Lens and Diffuser

together until they click.

5. Aligning the notches on the sides of the Cap

Assembly (1) to the tabs on the side of the

Switch Assembly (2), press Cap Assembly down

onto the Switch Assembly with a rolling motion

until they click together.

Shift

Shifting allows access to the secondary sources for

each source button.

To shift a bus and access the secondary sources:

1. Press and hold SHIFT.

2. Press the required source button to access the

secondary source.

Fader

The Fader is used to manually perform a wipe or

dissolve transition. Move the Fader handle from one

limit to the other to perform a transition.

Transi tions

The progress of the transition is shown on the

Progress Bar to the left of the Fader handle. As the

Fader handle moves from one limit to the other, the

Progress Bar indicates the progress of the transition.

Positioner

The KM-H3000 has a joystick positioner for

positioning wipes, patterns, and washes. The

KM-H2500 does not have a positioner.

Selecting Colors

Functions such as mattes, and Panel Glow have

options for adjusting the appearance of a selected

color. Individual adjustments for colors are:

• Luminance

•Hue

• Saturation

Luminance

Luminance affects the brightness of the video signal.

Increasing luminance gives a brighter color while

decreasing luminance gives a darker color.

Hue

Hue controls the shade of color (red, yellow, green,

blue, etc.).

Saturation

Saturation affects the vividness of a color. Increasing

saturation produces a more vivid color while

decreasing saturation produces a less vivid color.

Fully decreasing the saturation produces gray.

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Contents

Main KM-H2500E/U KM-H3000E/U Important Regulatory and Safety Notices IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS Safety Precautions Safety Precautions (continued) Environmental Information Copyright Information Contents Introduction 1 Configuration 5 Basic Operation 17 Advanced Operation 23 Media-Store 37 Page Introduction About This Manual 13 Documentation Terms Abbreviations 5 6 Menu System 5 6 Menu Navigation Knobs Buttons Button Inserts Installing Your Own Insert Films Shift Fader Transi tions Positioner Selecting Colors Configuration Reference Type Switcher Video Format North American Video Formats European Video Formats Assigning FCFS Channels 4 2 3 6 7 8 Output Reference Sync Setting the Output Reference Sync Page Input BNC Configuration For More Information on... Output Configuration 3 5 6 4 5 3 Clean Feed IP Address Switcher Personality 65 Aux Bus Memory Recalls Customizing the Panel Glow 10 11 12 9 3 4 5 6 4 5 3 2 4 Transition Rate Units Double-Press Rate Resource Sharing 3 4 Switch on Field or Frame Editor Control Next Transition Area Reset Transition Resume Direction Next Transition Key Behavior Basic Operation Transition Overview Cutting on the Program Bus Configuring the Auto Trans Rate Wipe Transitions Pausing a Transition Keying Overview Video Layering Key Transitions Selecting Keys Performing Key Transitions For More Information on... Dedicated Key Transitions Setting the Transition Rate for Dedicated Key Transitions Chroma Key Mattes Using a Matte Selecting a Matte Color Using other Adjustments Fade to Black Advanced Operation Using the Memory System Choosing a Memory Access Mode Storing Memory Registers Recalling Memory Registers Bus Hold Memory AI and Keys Memory AI and Recall to Preview Examples Transi tion Li mit The Progress Bar next to the Fader flashes to indicate the defined transition limit. When the transition reaches the defined limit, it will stop. Reset Options Configuring Default Settings Restoring Default Settings to Factory State Resetting the Switcher All switcher settings are restored to the default values. Shared Parameters Resetting Individual Settings When resetting a key, the selected Chroma Key color and any Split Key assignments are not reset. Resetting Menu Items Restoring to Factory Defaults USB Storage Saving Memory Banks and Registers Loading Memory Banks and Registers Software Upgrades Completing a Software Upgrade Advanced Keying Modifying Keys Chroma Key Fine Tuning 4 5 6 3 3 Split Keys Modifying Split Keys Modifying Wipes Aux Buses Accessing the Aux Buses Selecting a Source for the Aux Buses Tallies General Purpose Interface (GPI) Editor Port Supported Editors a. Only memory registers from memory bank 0 can be recalled with a GPI trigger. Page Media-Store Media-Store Overview File Formats Transparency Loading an Image or Animation by Browsing 1 2 3 3 7 Modifying Media-Store Image Attributes Animation Control Modifying Animation Playback Saving and Reverting Attributes Page Page Specifications Error Messages GVG100 Protocol Supported Commands