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Panasonic AW-HS50N Setting the level meters, Setting the input signal marks, Left display

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5. Setting the multi view display

5-4. Setting the level meters

Level meters for the embedded audio signals transferred by the SDI input can be displayed on the split screens.

Left display:

Channel 1 of group 1

Right display:

Channel 2 of group 1

[8]MultiView Out/Frame Menu

5.Level Meter

On: The level meters are displayed.

Off: The level meters are not displayed.

5-5. Setting the input signal marks

The status of the input signals can be displayed in front of the material names displayed on the split screens.

“F” mark	This appears when the input signals are
	frozen.

“ ! ” mark	This appears when there are no input
	signals.

“C” mark	This appears when the signals from
	a remote camera controlled by the
	AW-RP50 are input.

[8]MultiView Out/Frame Menu

6.Input Status

On: The input signal status is displayed.

Off: The input signal status is not displayed.

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Panasonic AW-HS50N Setting the level meters, Setting the input signal marks, Left display, Right display

Contents

Model No. AW-HS50N Compact Live SwitcherOperating Instructions THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED Safety precautionsSafety precautions IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSindicates safety information Characteristics ContentsAccessories Operating precautions5. Setting the multi view display 4. Input/output signal settings6. System settings 9. Setting menu tablesBefore use Network-relatedprecautionsOverview Concerning the Operating InstructionsCompact design CharacteristicsMultiple formats supported Frame synchronizer systemControl using PAN/TILT lever and ZOOM button Switching of materialsDisplay of camera information Transmission of tally informationRequired personal computer environment AccessoriesMaintenance Operating precautionsPrecaution to be observed during production When the product is to be discardedALARM indicator ALARM POWER indicator POWERLINK indicator LINK Button indicator ONWhen a submenu is displayed When the main menu is displayedButton indicator OFF: The OSD menu is hidden Button indicator ON: Now fading outButton indicator OFF: Auto transition is complete Bus tally indicators A, BButton indicator ON: Wipe selection underway AUTO button AUTOB bus crosspoint buttons 1 to A bus crosspoint buttons 1 toMemo B crosspoint buttonsSDI OUT connectors SDI OUT 1, POWER switch POWERSDI IN connectors SDI IN 1 to DVI IN connector DVI INLAN connector LAN RJ-45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX DVI OUT connector DVI OUTCooling fan DC IN connector 12V IN DC 12V, 2.5A Ground terminal SIGNAL GNDConnecting the power supply 2-1.Installation precautionsChoosing the best installation location 2. Preparations2-2.Connections with other devices 2-2-1.Block diagramAW-HS50 2. Preparations2-2-2.Example of connections Compact Live SwitcherAW-HS50 2. Preparations2. Preparations SDI video signalAW-HE50 AW-HE50Turning off the power Turning on the power2-3.Turning the unit’s power on and off 1Set the POWER switch to the ON position1Turn off the power of the unit 2Turn on the power of the SDI monitor2-4-2.Displaying the OSD menus on an SDI monitor Changing the video format2-5.OSD on-screendisplay menu operations How to forcibly display the OSD menus2-5-1.Displaying and clearing the OSD menus Basic operationsMoving between the main menu and submenus 2-5-2.Moving between the main menu and submenus#9*5/CKP/GPW =?6+/%$&/GPW1Selecting the line with the setting item 2-5-3.Operations using the submenus2Changing the setting =?9+2/GPW3Moving the blinking area 2-5-4.Indications used in these instructions4Completing the changes 2. Preparations3-1-3.Assigning signals to the crosspoint buttons 3-1-2.Select the bus using the SHIFT function3. Basic operations 3-1.Background transitionsWhen both indicators A and B are lighted When only indicator A is lightedWhen only indicator B is lighted <Setting the slide lever function>3-1-8.Cut transition 3-1-7.Auto transition1TIME/CBGD Menu 1.AUTO Time 13Operation Menu 6.Time Unit3-2.Wipe 3-2-3.Setting the border width and soft effect3-2-2.Selecting the wipe direction 3-2-1.Selecting the wipe pattern3-2-5.Adjusting the border color 3-2-4.Setting the border color<X-Posand Y-Possetting range> 2WIPE Menu 7.Set To Preset3-3.KEY 3-3-2.Setting the PinP and KEY priorityKEY PinP PinP PinPKEYPin P3-3-4.Key transition 3-3-3.Selecting the key materials3. Basic operations Key Type 3-3-5.Key setupFill Set Fill Col4KEY Setup Menu 9.Set Edge Col 4KEY Setup Menu 6.Edge Type4KEY Setup Menu 10.Adj Edge Col 4KEY Setup Menu 7.Edge DirectionMask Adjust1, Mask Adjust2 3-3-6.Key adjustments5KEY Adjust Menu 1.Clip 5KEY Adjust Menu 2.GainExecuting the sampling automatically 3-3-7.Chroma key adjustmentsMaker Marker PosRef Adjust Other chroma key settingsCancel 6ChromaKey Menu 5.Ref Adjust3-4-1.Selecting the PinP material 3-4.PinP picture in picture3-4-2.PinP transition 3. Basic operationsShape 3-4-3.PinP settingsPos:X/Y/Size Border WidthSet To Preset Trim Adjust1, Trim Adjust27.Trim Adjust1 item 8.Trim Adjust2 item7.PinP BUS Trans 3-4-4.Transition between PinP materials<Setting the transition duration> 1TIME/CBGD Menu 3. Basic operations1TIME/CBGD Menu 8.PinP EFFDSLV 3-4-5.Effect dissolve<Items covered by effect dissolve> <Selecting the Dot by Dot mode>Color Adjust 3-6.Internal color signals3-5.FTB fade to black CBGD Color3-7-1.Selecting the AUX bus material 3-7.Switching the AUX output3-7-2.Transitions between AUX materials 3. Basic operations<Displaying the 5 KEY Adjust Menu submenu> 3-8.Setting the USER buttons=?754///GPW 7542KP22TGUGV 754 754 754 //5.%6 //3-9-1.Transferring images from the AUX bus 3-9.Frame memories=?754///GPW 7542KP22TGUGV 7542KP22TGUGV 7542KP22TGUGVEx Exec 3-9-2.Saving images in the flash memory12USER/FMEM Menu 7.FMEM Mode M Mode 3. Basic operations4-1.Input signal settings 4. Input/output signal settings=?+PRWV/GPW =?+PRWV/GPW5&++0 4-1-2.Setting the material name type 4-1-1.Setting the input modeDefault Preset4-1-4.Setting the freeze method 4-1-3.Setting the material namesWhen “Preset” is selected How to set the material names4-1-7.Setting the up-converter 4-1-6.Setting the video process function10.1 Input Menu/SDI-IN1 3. Freeze 10.2 Input Menu/SDI-IN2 3. FreezeResolutions supported 4-1-8.Setting the input image scaling10.3 Input Menu/SDI-IN3 10. UC:Mvdet/Sharp 10.4 Input Menu/SDI-IN4 10. UC:Mvdet/SharpDVI format Table of DVI input scaling sizesMode HD/1080i16801050 WSXGA+UXGA 1600120010.5 Input Menu/DVI-IN 5. Size 4-1-9.Displaying the input image information10.5 Input Menu/DVI-IN 6. H-Freq 10.5 Input Menu/DVI-IN 7. V-Freq4-2-1.Assigning the output signals 4-2.Setting the output signals4-2-2.Setting the color areas 4-2-3.Setting the DVI-Doutput signals11Output Menu 6.DVI-OUT:Scale 4.Input/output signal settings11Output Menu 6.DVI-OUT:Mvdet 5-1.Screen layout 5. Setting the multi view display=?/WNVK8KGY2CVVGTP/GPW 5RNKVC5RNKV 2QU5QWTEG 2QU5QWTEG5-3.Setting the tally displays 5-2.Setting the split frames and characters=?/WNVK8KGY1WVTCOG/GPW TCOG.7/ %JCTCEVGT .7/ .CDGN1P 6CNN4GFTGGP5-5.Setting the input signal marks 5-4.Setting the level metersLeft display Right display6-1.System menu settings 6. System settings6-1-1.Setting the video format =?5;56//GPW QTOCV KWhen an HD format is used 6-1-2.Setting the ancillary dataWhen an SD format is used 14SYSTEM Menu 4.AUX Anci6-1-3.System initialization 6-1-4.Network settings14SYSTEM Menu 8.Initial 14SYSTEM Menu 9.IP Address6-2-1.OSD on-screendisplay settings 6-2.Operation menu settings#0 2QYGT 6GORCTCVWTG 5;56//GPW 7P.QEMGF13Operation Menu 12.Power 6-2-2.Other settings13Operation Menu 13.Temperature 13Operation Menu 5.BUS Mode6-2-4.Version displays 6-2-3.Bus status displays$75#UKIP5VCVWU 2659 :2659#UKIP 5&++0 +02767-1.LAN connection 7. External device control interfaces7-2.TALLY/GPI D-sub 15-pin,female, inch thread8-1.Image transmission functions 8. Connections with a computer8-2.Connections 8. Connections with a computer 8-3.How to install the software8-4.Basic operations of software <Setting the IP address><Startup> <Exit>8. Connections with a computer 8-5.Image transfer1.Select the mode 8. Connections with a computer8. Connections with a computer Transferring the setup data to the unit8. Connections with a computer <Transferring the setup data from the unit>Setting item 9. Setting menu tablesSetting Sub menu4 KEY Setup Menu 5 KEY Adjust Menu 9. Setting menu tablesSetting item SettingSetting item 9. Setting menu tablesSetting Sub menuSetting item 9. Setting menu tablesSetting 9 XPT SW Assign Menu 10 Input MenuSetting item 9. Setting menu tablesSetting 10.3Input Menu/SDI- IN3xxxxxxSetting item 9. Setting menu tablesSetting 11 Output Menu 12 USER/FMEM MenuSetting item 9. Setting menu tablesSetting 13 Operation Menu 14 SYSTEM Menu 15 SYSTEM StatusSetting item 9. Setting menu tablesSetting Sub menuUnit: mm inch 10. AppearanceSignal formats 11. SpecificationsSignal processing InputsDVI-Doutput Video delay timeControl I/O OtherPower supply temperatureSupplied power cord DimensionsAppendix glossary Automatic Video DelaylineWord ExplanationSetup Data Preset BusGeneral Purpose Interface Key EdgeTransition TallyTri-levelSync TrimmingF0410Y0 Panasonic System Networks Co., Ltd.Compact Live Switcher Operating Instructions <Basics>Safety precautions THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHEDIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Safety precautionsindicates safety information 1Read these instructions 2Keep these instructions3. Appearance 4. SpecificationsContents CharacteristicsConcerning the Operating Instructions OverviewTrademarks and registered trademarks About copyright and licenceNetwork security Disclaimer of warrantyBefore use Compact design CharacteristicsMulti view display function Multiple formats supportedSwitching of materials CharacteristicsStraightforward and flexible operability On-screendisplay OSDRequired personal computer environment AccessoriesAC adapter Operating precautions Concerning the consumable parts  Cooling fanMaintenance Precaution to be observed during productionLINK indicator LINK POWER indicator POWERALARM indicator ALARM 1. Parts and their functionsWhen a submenu is displayed When the main menu is displayedUSER buttons USER 1, USER SHIFT button SHIFTFTB ON button FTB ON KEY ON button KEY ONCUT button BKGD CUT AUTO button BKGD AUTO2.When the indicator of the AUX button is blinked Bus tally indicators A, BMIX button MIX WIPE button WIPEB bus crosspoint buttons  Memo A bus crosspoint buttons 2.When the indicator of the AUX button is blinkedSDI OUT connectors SDI OUT POWER switch POWERSDI IN connectors SDI IN 1 to DVI IN connector DVI INLAN connector LAN RJ-45 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX DVI OUT connector DVI OUTDC IN connector 12V IN DC 12 V, 2.0 A Ground terminal SIGNAL GNDChoosing the best installation location 2-1.Installation precautionsthe power cable and AC adapter 2. Preparations2-2-1.Block diagram AW-HS502. Preparations 2-2.Connections with other devices2. Preparations Compact Live Switcher AW-HS502-2-2.Example of connections Example of IP connections connecting the unit to the AW-HE50and AW-RP50SDI video signal Switching hubTurning off the power Turning on the power1 Set the POWER switch to the ON position 1 Set the POWER switch to the OFF positionChanging the video format 1 Turn off the power of the unit3 Hold down the OSD ON button 3 Turn on the power of the unit2-5.OSD on-screendisplay menu operations 2-5-2.How to forcibly display the OSD menusBasic operations 2. PreparationsMenu configuration of the unit 2-5-3.Menu configuration and moving between menusMoving between the main menu and submenus USER button status display1 Select the line with the setting item 2-5-4.Operations using the submenus2 Change the setting Returning the setting to its default value4 Complete the changes 3 Move the blinking part2WIPE Menu Submenu 5.Adj Border Col Setting item 2. Preparations2. Preparations Example: When 2 WIPE Menu is displayedPress the USER 1 button Turn the OSD/TIME dial to change the value2-5-8.Bus status displays 2-5-7.Menu delegation function<List of menu delegation functions> 2. PreparationsUnit: mm inch 3. Appearance67 2-5/8 53 2-1/16 189 7-7/16Signal formats 4. SpecificationsSignal processing InputsVideo delay time 4. SpecificationsSDI outputs HD: Serial digital component SMPTE 292MThe provided power cable is for 125 V AC or less Power requirementsSupplied AC adapter Current consumptionF0610Y1070 D Panasonic System Networks Co., Ltd.