Example When 2 Wipe Menu is displayed | Panasonic AW-HS50N guide

2. Preparations

2-5-6. Direct operations using the USER buttons and OSD/TIME dial

The functions that have been assigned to the USER buttons are displayed in the USER button status display area, and the setting itemes which can be operated directly using the USER buttons and OSD/TIME dial are displayed in the states listed below.

When this happens, the functions assigned to the USER buttons are disabled.

When the chroma key marker is displayed

When the submenu [2] WIPE Menu is displayed When the submenu [3] PinP Menu is displayed

When the submenu [5] KEY Adjust Menu is displayed

When a particular USER button is pressed at this time, the status in which to change the settings shown in the status area is established, and the value concerned can be changed by turning the OSD/TIME dial.

The values that have been changed are reflected instantly.

U1: USER 1 button

U2: USER 2 button

U3: USER 3 button (SHIFT button + USER 1 button)

U4: USER 4 button (SHIFT button + USER 2 button)

Example: When [2] WIPE Menu is displayed

The value of “B” for the 3. Border/Soft item has been set.

The “B” value is blinking.

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Press the USER 1 button.

Turn the OSD/TIME dial to change the value.

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The indicator of the USER 1 button lights.

The value stops blinking.

The “X” value is changed, and it is reflected instantly.

The cursor moves to the last line that displays the USER button status.

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Press the USER 1 button.

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The state in which the value (Pos-X) of “X” for the 6. Position item can be changed is now established.

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The USER 1 button indicator goes off, the direct operation is canceled, and operation returns to the 3. Border/Soft item setting.

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Panasonic AW-HS50N Direct operations using the User buttons and OSD/TIME dial, Example When 2 Wipe Menu is displayed

Contents

Operating Instructions FCC Note Safety precautions Important Safety Instructions Contents External device control interfaces Input/output signal settingsSetting the multi view display System settings Overview Before use Characteristics Transmission of tally information Switching of materialsControl using PAN/TILT lever and Zoom button Display of camera information Required personal computer environment Accessories Operating precautions Control panel Parts and their functions PinP on button PinP on Shift button ShiftOSD/TIME dial OSD/TIME OSD on button OSD on MIX button MIX Bus tally indicators A, BAuto button Auto Slide lever Memo While the indicator of the KEY-F/S button is lightedBus crosspoint buttons 1 to DVI in connector DVI Power switch PowerSDI OUT connectors SDI OUT 1 SDI in connectors SDI in 1 to Ground terminal Signal GND DVI OUT connector DVI OUTLAN connector LAN RJ-45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Cooling fan DC in connector 12V in DC 12V, 2.5A Preparations Installation precautions Connections with other devices Block diagram AW-HS50 AW-HS50 Compact Live SwitcherExample of connections HUB Checking the video output Turning the unit’s power on and offSet the Power switch to the on position Set the Power switch to the OFF position Changing the video format Turn off the power of the unitDisplaying the OSD menus on an SDI monitor Displaying and clearing the OSD menus Basic operations Changing the connector for outputting the OSD menusHow to forcibly display the OSD menus OSD on-screen display menu operations Moving from the main menu to a submenu Moving between the main menu and submenusMain menu Submenu Returning the setting to its default value Operations using the submenusSelecting the line with the setting item Changing the setting Completing the changes Wipe Menu Submenu Adj Border Col Setting itemIndications used in these instructions Moving the blinking area Background transitions Select the bus using the Shift functionAssigning signals to the crosspoint buttons Basic operations Manual transitions Selecting the bus modeSelecting the transition type Operation Menu Time Unit Auto transitionCut transition TIME/CBGD Menu Auto Time Selecting the wipe pattern Setting the border width and soft effectWipe Selecting the wipe direction Registering and recalling the preset memories Setting the border colorAdjusting the border color Concerning key combinations Setting the PinP and KEY priorityKEY Key transition Setting the transition duration TIME/CBGD Menu KEY TimeSelecting the key materials Set Fill Col Key setupKey Type Fill Edge Direction Edge TypeSet Edge Col Adj Edge Col Gain Key adjustmentsMask Adjust1, Mask Adjust2 Clip Sample Chroma key adjustmentsMaker Marker Pos Influence Ref AdjustCancel Marker Aspect PinP transition Setting the transition duration TIME/CBGD Menu PinP TimePinP picture in picture Selecting the PinP material Border Width PinP settingsShape PosX/Y/Size Trim Adjust2 item Trim Adjust1, Trim Adjust2Set To Preset Trim Adjust1 item Transition between PinP materials DbyD Selecting the Dot by Dot modeInput Menu Mode Normal Effect dissolve Cbgd Color Internal color signalsColor Adjust FTB fade to black Transitions between AUX materials Switching the AUX outputSelect the output signal using the a bus crosspoint buttons Selecting the AUX bus material Displaying the 3 PinP Menu submenu Setting the User buttonsDisplaying the 5 KEY Adjust Menu submenu Displaying the chroma key markers USER/FMEM Menu AUX to Fmem Rv Review Frame memoriesTransferring images from the AUX bus USER/FMEM Menu Fmem Select Ex Exec USER/FMEM Menu Fmem ModeSaving images in the flash memory List of settings by input signal Input/output signal settingsInput signal settings Setting the material name type Setting the input mode Frame Setting the material namesSetting the freeze method How to set the material names Input Menu/SDI-IN3 UCScale/ECPos Input Menu/SDI-IN4 Freezing and canceling the freezing of the input imagesSetting the video process function Setting the up-converter Input Menu/DVI-IN Scale Setting the input image scalingResolutions supported Input Menu/SDI-IN3 UCMvdet/Sharp Input Menu/SDI-IN4 Table of DVI input scaling sizes 1920 16801600 DVI-D formats supported Displaying the input image informationInput Menu/DVI-IN Size Freq Dot Clock Setting the DVI-D output signals Setting the output signalsAssigning the output signals Setting the color areas Output Menu DVI-OUTMvdet Output Menu DVI-OUTScale Screen layout Setting the multi view display Setting the tally displays Setting the split frames and characters Setting the input signal marks Setting the level meters How to specify the video format and then start the system System settingsSystem menu settings Setting the video format Setting the ancillary data System initialization Network settings Operation Menu OSD Back Operation menu settingsOSD on-screen display settings Operation Menu OSD Size Other settings Version displays Bus status displays Example of an open collector output connection External device control interfacesLAN connection Sub 15-pin, female, inch thread Connections Connections with a computerImage transmission functions How to install the software Exit Setting the IP addressBasic operations of software Startup Transferring images from the computer to the unit Image transfer Transferring the unit’s images to the computer Transferring the setup data to the unit Transferring the setup data from the unit Sub menu Setting item Setting menu tables KEY Setup Menu KEY Adjust Menu ChromaKey Menu XPT1 SDI SQ, EC, LB SDI-OUT1 FAN Sub menu Unit mm inch Appearance Specifications Other Video delay timeDVI-D output Control I/O Dimensions Temperature HumidityPower supply Supplied power cord Appendix glossary Key Edge Preset BusSetup Data General Purpose Interface Hue Up Converter TransitionTri-level Sync Trimming F0410Y0 Operating Instructions Basics  this Apparatus Must be Earthed Important Safety Instructions Appearance Specifications Concerning the ratings display Disclaimer of warranty Characteristics Parameter operation using PAN/TILT lever and Zoom button CD-ROM Concerning the consumable parts  Cooling fan  Alarm indicator Alarm POWER indicator Power LINK indicator Link  OSD on button OSD on  User buttons User 1, User Shift button Shift  OSD/TIME dial OSD/TIME  Auto button Bkgd Auto  KEY on button KEY on FTB on button FTB on  CUT button Bkgd CUT  BUS Delegation buttons AUX, PinP, KEY-F/S  Bus tally indicators A, B MIX button MIX  Wipe button Wipe  Memo  While the indicators of all three buttons are offWhile the indicator of the PinP button is blinked While the indicator of the KEY-F/S button is blinked  DVI in connector DVI  Power switch Power SDI OUT connectors SDI OUT 1  SDI in connectors SDI in 1 to  Ground terminal Signal GND  DVI OUT connector DVI OUT LAN connector LAN RJ-45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX  Cooling fan  DC in connector 12V in DC 12 V, 2.0 a Preparations AW-HS50 Block diagram Compact Live Switcher AW-HS50 AW-HE50S Turning off the power Turning on the power Changing the video format Displaying and clearing the OSD menus Basic operations OSD on-screen display menu operations Displaying menus consisting of more than one Moving between the main menu and submenusUSER button status display Change the setting Select the line with the setting item Complete the changes Indications used in this Operating InstructionsMove the blinking part Example When 2 Wipe Menu is displayed Direct operations using the User buttons and OSD/TIME dial List of menu delegation functions Menu delegation function 67 2-5/8 53 2-1/16 DVI  High-resolution multi view mode supported  H  D Power requirementsSupplied AC adapter Current consumption F0610Y1070 D