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Panasonic AV-HS400AE manual Functions in each area, Control panel,  Power indicator Power

Models: AV-HS400AE

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1. Functions in each area

1-1. Control panel

Wipe pattern area

LCD menu area

SD memory card area

User button area

Positioner area

Multi-format Live Switcher

AV-HS400A

PAGE

1

2

3

WIPE

SQ

TIME

WIPE

COLOR

SL

3D

Z

4

5

6



ON

POWER

KEY

CHR KEY

FREEZE

BKGD PATT

POSITIONER



ALARM

7

8

9

F1

F2

F3

F4

F5

AMB:FILL / GRN:SOURCE

DSK

PinP

IN/OUT

KEY PATT

10

11

12

KEY

DSK

PinP

AUX

CLN

PVW

PGM

1

2

MEMORY

XPT

SYSTEM

FUNC

N/R

R

AUX BUS DELEGATION

AUX SOURCE

USER

WIPE PATTERN / FUNCTION

WIPE DIRECTION

MIX

AUX

WIPE

FTB

ON

PGM/A

BKGD

KEY

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

MIX

WIPE

PinP

PST/B

CUT

AUTO

DSK

Crosspoint area

Transition area

Power indicator [POWER]

This indicator lights when the power switch (_) on the rear panel is set to ON while power is supplied to the AC power input socket.

It goes off when the power switch (_) is set to OFF.

2Alarm indicator [ALARM]

This indicator lights when the fan is stopped or there is a problem with the power supply (such as a drop in voltage).

When an alarm has occurred, the type of trouble can be checked on the System/Alarm (8/16) menu.

In addition, an alarm message is displayed on the LCD screen and the OSD screen of the external monitor.

	ALARM TYPE	System/Alarm (8/16)	ALARM MESSAGE
	Fan alarm	Alarm display in Fan items	ALARM! FAN STOP
	Power alarm	Alarm display in Power items	ALARM! POWER FAILURE
	Power alarm and fan alarm	Alarm display in Fan items and	ALARM! POWER FAILURE & FAN STOP
	Power alarm and fan alarm	Power items	ALARM! POWER FAILURE & FAN STOP
		Power items

If the alarm goes off, stop using the unit immediately and be sure to contact your dealer. Continuing to use the unit even after the alarm goes off could damage it.

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Panasonic AV-HS400AE manual Functions in each area, Control panel,  Power indicator Power, 2Alarm indicator Alarm

Contents

Operating Instructions For Your Safety Please Read the Following Text Carefully Safety precautionsHow to replace the fuse For Your Safety Please Read the Following Text CarefullyFor business users in the European Union Contents System settings Input/output signal settingsDescription FeaturesPrecautions for use 2Alarm indicator Alarm  Power indicator PowerSystem/Alarm 8/16 Functions in each areaCrosspoint area Wipe area = User buttons User 1, User User button areaTransition area CUT button Auto buttonFTB button PinP buttonLCD menu area Rotary encoders F1 to F5List of menu delegation functions Positioner X/Y Positioner areaRotary encoder Z Positioner Rotary encoder Valid menuSD memory card area SD memory card access LEDPSD memory card slot    Concerning the recommended SD memory cardsSDI signal output connectors SDI Outputs PGM, 1 SDI signal input connectors SDI Inputs 1 toReference input connector/BB output connector REF External synchronization mode\ GPI input connector GPI 3.5 mm diameter stereo mini jack Tally output connector Tally D-sub 15-pin, male, inch screwGround connector AC power input socket in AC 220 V to 240Where connected ConfigurationSystem Table of optional boardsAV-HS400AE ConnectionsExample where the optional board is used Basic operations Selecting the bus modeBackground transition Selecting the busManual transition using the fader lever Selecting the transition modeAuto transition Cut transitionWipe How to select the wipe patternsSelecting the wipe pattern Table of wipe patterns Setting the border colour  Setting the border and soft effectTo call the preset colour Selecting the wipe directionPos, Y-Pos setting range Setting the wipe start position Setting the lighting effect  Setting the trimmingModifying wipe Key, PinP and DSK priorities KeyHow key composition works Background Key sourceLum luminance key/self key Selecting the key typeLinear linear key/EXT key Chroma chroma key/self keySelecting the key fill signal  Selecting the key fill and key source signalsSelecting the key source signal  Setting the fill matte colourPattern examples Key transitionsAdjusting the luminance key and linear key Operation Parameter Description of setting Setting rangeKey preview  Executing auto sampling Adjusting the chroma keyPositioner Rotary encoder Z Adjusting the chroma key Tips for chroma key adjustmentsItem operations  Making other adjustments  Setting the key edge  Setting the edge colourKey decorations Turn F2 to F5 to set the area to be masked Masking the key signalsFlying key  PinP combinations using the flying keySelecting the PinP material PinP picture in picturePinP transitions PinP preview Adjusting the PinP position and size PinP adjustments Select the dot by dot mode  Adjusting the densityPinP decorations Trimming settings Selecting the DSK type DSK downstream keySelecting the DSK fill signal  Selecting the DSK fill signal and DSK source signalSelecting the DSK source signal Selecting the DSK materialDSK adjustments DSK transitionsDSK preview DSK decorations  Setting the edgeMasking the DSK signals FTB fade to black Setting the colour background Internal colour signals Adjusting the colours  Calling the preset coloursFreezing the input signals Setting freezeDisplaying the freeze status  Selecting the output signals using the crosspoint buttons Switching the AUX outputTable of stored preset memory Preset memoryTransition area Border Bkgd WipeDescription of setting Initial value factory default Key Chroma keyColor  Clear This is used to clear contents in the preset memory Transferring images from the AUX bus Frame memoriesSD memory cards Initializing the SD memory cards Saving data on SD memory cards Characters which can be used for filenames Loading data from SD memory cardsDisplaying the SD memory card information Deleting files on SD memory cardsInput/output signal settings Setting the SDI input signals and analogue input signalsSetting the frame synchronizer System Mode Input Setting the input modeList of input modes supported 576/50i 1080/59.94iSetting the analogue composite input signals Setting the analogue input gainInput image Setting the up-converter optionSetting the DVI input signals Setting the DVI input signals optionAutomatic adjustment of the black level Automatic adjustment of the white levelFit-V 1280  720 1024 768 Fit-HAdjusting the DVI input signals Setting the output signals Types of output signalsConnector Signal type Output default Assignment Assigning the output signals NormalDC down-converter Setting the sync signals Adjusting the output signal phase Output video signal phase adjustmentPhase Video format Adjustment range System standard 1H Output +1H Shortest Output +0.5H Phase adjustment setupVideo effects Output signals Down-converter SignalsWhen the 1080/59.94i format is used Frame synchronizerFor 1080/59.94i format Example Phase relationship between input signals and output signalsSetting the multi view display Setting the screen layoutDisplay modes Division mode These can be set to PGM, PVW, AUX or KeyOut Upper-L, Upper-RSetting the split frame and characters Setting the tally displaysLUM 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%  Preset type setting procedure  User type setting procedureChanging the material names  Examples of OSD displays Setting the on-screen display OSDSetting the DVI output signals option Setting the ancillary data  Setting the V ancillary data Setting the embedded audio data SQ squeeze Setting the down-converterEC edge crop LB letter boxSystem settings  Setting the 169 squeeze modeSelecting the video format Assigning signals to the crosspoints Setting the crosspointsAssigning signals to the crosspoints Button Signal Abbreviation DescriptionButton Signal Description Setting the crosspoint switchingSetting the FTB button Setting the user buttonsSetting method Button assignmentsSetting the date and time  Setting the date Setting the time Setting the IP address Network settingsSetting the subnet mask Setting the gatewaySetting the LCD backlight Other settingsSetting editor enable Setting the protocolSetting the GPI Functions that can be controlled from the unit Camera controlAW-RP655L RS-422 RS-232C Converter Connection specificationsPin No RS-422RS-232C Converter Connections for AW-HE100N/E, AW-PH405E or AW-PH360L AW-HE100N/E, AW-PH405E, AW-PH360L Pin No SignalAW-IF400G Switch settings  Connections for AW-PH400EAW-PH400E  For controlling the lens zooming  Camera control settingsSystem settings Status displays Alarm status displaysControl, Panel, Input, M/E Displaying the version information and option informationIN-SL1, 2 option input slots 1 OUT-SL1, 2 option output slots 1Initialization External interfaces RS-422 connectorInitial setting GPI connectorControl functions that can be assigned Function assigned Description of control RemarksExample of tally connections Pin No Signal name Input/output Description of signalImage transmission functions SpecificationsConnections LAN straight cableHow to install the software Operation Setting the IP addressStartup ExitTransmitting images to the unit Transmitting images from the unit Parameter Setting menu tableAdjust1 AdjustAdjust2 Hue-Rad Sat-Rad Soft CancelType Fill Border Width Soft ModePosition Trim ManualSignal Output Mode ↓ Signal Mode ↓ AnaGainSync ↓ BBSetup GenLock System PhaseSignal Scale ↓ MovDet ↓ Sharp ↓ Signal Mode ↓ Size ↓ Scale ↓Signal Chroma Ped Hue Signal Scale ↓ Delay ↓ Sharp ↓Signal PosCont Speed Power ↓ Mode ↓ 169SQAlarm Power FanYear Month Date Set ↓ DateTime Hour Minute Second Set ↓Unit mm AppearanceSpecifications and standard accessories SDI outputs Video delay timeAnalogue Composite inputOptional boards sold separately Standard accessoriesAppendix glossary Freeze Frame MemoryFTB Fade to Black GenlockPreset Memory Preset BusPreview Programme BusPanasonic Corporation