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Transition patterns

Slide1

	43		44		45			46		51			52			53			54
Overlap	1301		1302		1303			1304		1305			1306			1307			1308
+Diss	1311		1312		1313			1314		1315			1316			1317			1318
Slide2



	47		48		49			50		134			135			136			137
Overlap	1341		1342		1343			1344		1345			1346			1347			1348

2D Move1

	143	144	145	146	147	148	149	150
Overlap	1401	1402	1403	1404	1405	1406	1407	1408
+Diss	1411	1412	1413	1414	1415	1416	1417	1418

2D Move2

/Exp

	151	152	153	154	155	156	157	158
Overlap	1421	1422	1423	1424	1425	1426	1427	1428
+Diss	1431	1432	1433	1434	1435	1436	1437	1438

2D Move2

/Exp

Curve2

	167			168				169				170				171	172	173	174
Overlap	1461			1462				1463				1464				1465	1466	1467	1468
+Diss	1471			1472				1473				1474				1475	1476	1477	1478
Rotate
Rotate


	1601			1602				1603				1604
+Diss	1611			1612				1613				1614

Split Slide

	1620	1621	1622	1623	1624	1625	1626	1627	1628	1629	1630
+Diss	1660	1661	1662	1663	1664	1665	1666	1667	1668	1669	1670

Split

	1639	1640		1641		1642		1643		1644		1645		1646		1647		1648		1649		1650
+Diss	1679	1680		1681		1682		1683		1684		1685		1686		1687		1688		1689		1690

Pers1
Pers1

	1701	1702		1703		1704		1705		1706		1707		1708		1730		1731		1732		1733
+Diss	1741	1742		1743		1744		1745		1746		1747		1748		1750		1751		1752		1753

PersMove1

	1761	1762	1763	1764	1765	1766	1767	1768
+Diss	1781	1782	1783	1784	1785	1786	1787	1788

PersMove2

	1801	1802	1803	1804	1805	1806	1807	1808
+Diss	1821	1822	1823	1824	1825	1826	1827	1828

<Notes>

≥The 2D Move2/EXP patterns cannot be used for DSK effect. The Slide1, Slide2, 2D Move1 and 2D Move2 patterns can be used for DSK effect only when the 3D optional board (AG-VE70) has been installed.

≥Transition patterns 1601 to 2617 can be used only when the 3D optional board (AG-VE70) has been installed.

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Contents

AG- P FCC Note Overview Contents Specifications About this softwareOverview of MX-Navi Processing of image data Before use Parts and their functions REV reverse button ONE WAY buttonMIX button LUM luminance key button Preset bus selector button Preset bus / Still execution buttonPreset bus / Strobe execution button Preset bus / Video Effects execution Button Item, parameter setting area Setting page display areaJoystick, Z parameter display area Audio level meter SET UP initial setting page display button INT Video internal video setting Display buttonAudio Effects audio effect setting Display button Audio Effects on audio effect Execution button Phone headphone volume control Time time setting rotary controlPattern transition/key pattern number Setting button ME ME transition/key transition time setting button 1SHIFT key 9B/PRESET / Source 4/8 selector button Preset / Source 1/5 selector buttonPreset / Source 2/6 selector button Preset / Source 3/7 selector button 1SOURCE 1/5 fader 4SOURCE 4/8 fader Source 2/6 faderSource 3/7 fader AUX 1 fader External key input connector MIC input connectorExternal input Y connector External input PB connector = ? Analog audio 3 input connectors Editor interface connector 9-pinTally output connector RS-422A/RS-232C selector switch External interfaces ≥ Functions that can be controlled from the AG-A850≥ Connections ≥ Connection of conversion cable Example 1 Live application System DiagramExample 2 Live application CD player, etc PC with MX-Navi already installed Example 3 Editing applicationVideo camera Editing controller Power supply and backup Setting panel screenINTVideo internal video setting screen 00E When Back Matte has been selected When Custom1, 2 has been selectedBack Color Level Pattern Grade Matte White 255 Black Color Set Pattern Matte Custom1 BackM When Memory has been selected When Frame =Memory Frame Mode When Frame 00 E 1000 F 3015 Color Effects setting screenColor Effect Gain 128 Video Effects setting screen 1000FPos 128 Channel display Scrolled display Mosaic setting Defocus settingMono monochrome setting Mosaic Size Off Defocus Level Time Effects still/strobe setting Time Screen Effects Still Field 10F Decay setting Paint settingNega negative setting Mirror setting Decay Time Off Paint Level Nega 3D setting Video Effects setting screen Preset program transmission Execution of EffectsAB transition DSK key Transition wipe pattern settings Effect-by-effect setting screens1000 F 0013 Wht Pattern Edge setting Pattern Width Color Edge Hard White Effects setting Effects Light OffEffects Light Shadow Effects Time Light Trail Self Chroma Key setting Key setting Pos 128 19600E 1000F 3101 Wht Key Slice Slope Level 128 255 Color cancel setting Crop setting Color Offset Slice Area Mono L CancelBorder setting Crop Key setting Pos 128 Luminance Key and EXT Key external key settings00E 1000F 3102 Wht Key setting Title Key setting00E 1000F 9501 Basic Pattern Key setting numbers 3001 to 00E 1000F 3002 Other key settings numbers 3301 and up 1000F 3301 Wht 3Dmodify setting Effect-by-effect setting screens Key Learn setting Empty Modify 9000 Setup 00 E 1000 F 3013 Frame Level Copy 255 Paste Rotate Time TransF Exit 128 With flag #6002 Insert Replace Flag Frame Level Copy 255 Paste Width Angle Time Amp Exit 192With accordion #6003 Insert Replace Frame Level Copy 255 Paste Width Angle Amp Exit 192 Pattern number selected Processing after cancel operation DSK Source settings DSK/Fade settings00E 1000F Crop setting DSK Key settingsDSK On/Off setting Fade settings Fade Audio Phone Black After White Off Pre Blue Audio Effects settings PAN setting00E 1000F Wht Balance EQ equalizer setting EQ Mid equalizer midrange settingVoice Change voice changer setting Mute setting 1000F 3015 Wht Setup initial setting screenWash Ph 128 Pr 196 Power power on setting Direct Pattern setting 00 E 1000 F 3015 Wht 00 E 1000 F WhtExample of transition Pos 128 196 Example of key pattern Pos 128 Y 196 Audio Video Input settings Factory settings Audio Input Video Setup Default LinkSetting method 3015 Wht Gen Lock external synchronization setting Memory settingVideo Format setting System2 setting System1 settingBus setting Audio Level setting File setting Other settings Setting methodRecall method Clearing events Transition time selection Correlation between number key settings and Pattern buttonNumber key priorities Transition patterns Pair 100 101 102 DVE CUT SAT MIX 1301 1302 1303 1304 1305 1306 1307 1308 139 140 MIX 3D DVE Key patterns LUM 3305 Exp 3315 4701 4702 4703 4704 4705 4706 4707 4708 4730 4731 4732 4733 4769 4770 4771 4772 4773 +Diss 4789 4790 4791 4792 4793 10 T-11 T-12 28 T-29 T-30 14 T-15 17 T-18 T-19 22 T-23 T-24 9711 9721 9731 About this software Overview of MX-NaviUSB driver MX-Navi Processing of image data Management of the image memory ≥ Memory capacity Installation of the USB driver Before useAG-MX70 connections For Windows 98 and Windows 2000 Notes For Windows XP Note Installation of MX-Navi Operation confirmation Startup and shutdown Screen descriptions Icon 9NAME/COMMENT File menu Menu descriptionsEdit menu View menu Cursor menu Tool menu Operation menuHelp menu Setting the Title data playback properties Title data operationsFlow until Title data playback Registering Title data in the transmission list ≥ Effect Automatic transmission and playback of Title data Manual transmission and playback of Title dataClearing Title data Checking the Title data image Reordering the transmission listSaving the transmission list Opening a transmission list Other operations Changing the AG-MX-70 memory settingsChecking the memory status of the AG-MX70 Transmission and playback of IntVideo data Clearing IntVideo dataSaving data Recalling events Setting the initial properties Still DurationMovie Duration Roll Speed Setting the operating environment Boot and shutdownMemory management File Management List of short-cut keys Left arrowDown arrow Open the properties of the selected data Before calling for service Problem What to check ≥Update the video card driver to the newest version Specifications General Video INPUT/OUTPUT Accessories Installation of the AG-YA70 Installation of the AG-VE70 AG-VE70 Panasonic Broadcast & Television Systems Company