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SERVICE MANUAL Volume 1 1st EditionDME SWITCHER DFS-700 DFS-700PTable of Contents 1.Operating Instructions 2.Service OverviewManual Structure Self-diagnosis Electrical Alignment4-3-24 Page Contents Manual StructurePurpose of this manual Related manualsPage DFS-700/700P Operating InstructionsSection DME SwitcherTable of Contents Owner’s RecordOverview Location and Function of Parts and ControlsSystem Connections and Settings Table of ContentsBasic Operation Advanced OperationsFeatures of This System OverviewChapter Table of ContentsOption Boards Features of This SystemColor correction function User program effect and snapshot functionLocation and Function of Parts and Controls Control PanelChapter see page2Primary cross-pointbus section Control Panel1Delegation section 4Pattern/numeric keypad Control Panel3Effect transition section Control Panel 6EDITOR and GPI buttons5Fade-to-blackand DSK section 7Menu control section1-10 6SET UP buttonControl Panel 2 DSK downstream keyer section1-11 Control Panel8Effect control section 9User program sectionProcessor Unit 1-12qs 25-pinconnector rear panel Power switch and indicatorProcessor Unit 2-142-15 COMPONENT/COMPOSITE OPTION 5 to 8 BNC-typeDME Switcher Introduction Basic Operation1-14 ChapterDME Switcher Introduction Setting itemsProcedure Example Operation 1: Wipe1-16 DME Switcher IntroductionSetting items Example Operation 2: Picture-in-Picture4 1,9 1-18 DME Switcher Introduction DemonstrationTo end the demonstration To start the demonstration1-19 DME Switcher Introduction Using the MenusAccessing a menu Changing settingsB F B F 1-20 Selecting ImagesBackground Image and Foreground Image Background and foreground in a transition effectPreviewing the image after an effect is executed 1-21Selecting Images Selecting an Effect 1-22Selecting Signals Output to the Auxiliary Bus Selecting Images1-23 Selecting an Effect Example Effects1-24 Selecting an EffectNonlinear effects Two-channelDME effects1-25 ProcedureSelecting an Effect Selection in Direct Pattern Selection Mode1 2 3 1-26Selection in Pattern Number Specification Mode ProcedureBeveled Edge, and Crop Modifying the Boundary — Border, Soft EdgeProcedure When effect parameters are already adjustedcontinued ProcedureIndications in the EDGE menu with square brackets Modifying the Pattern — User Modifiable Effects Procedureprocedure the location sectionInserting Characters and Graphics 1 — Title Key 1-30Modifying the Pattern — User Modifiable Effects Luminance Key1-31 ProcedureInserting Characters and Graphics 1 — Title Key To remove the luminance keyChroma Keying Auto chroma keying• Auto chroma keying • Manual chroma keying1-33 Making fine adjustments to the composite imageInserting Characters and Graphics 1 — Title Key If there are variations in the background colorManual chroma key In combination with a luminance keyInserting Characters and Graphics 1 — Title Key 1-35Use the following procedure To invert the mask Masking Part of a Title KeyRemoving the mask 1 5 1 1-37Procedure Downstream keys are always delayed by 6H1-38 To invert the downstream key source signalApplying a border to a downstream key To remove the borderSetting Up a Transition 1-39Setting the Transition Time Procedure1-40 Setting Up a TransitionSetting the Transition Direction Operation of transition effectsExecuting an Effect 1-41Using the AUTO TRANS button Using the fader leverAdjusting Color Mattes 1-42Procedure Executing an EffectAdjusting Image Colors — Color Correction Adjusting Color MattesProcedure To copy a matte colorFreezing an Input Image — Frame Memory Function 1-44Adjusting Image Colors — Color Correction ProcedureFade-to-Black Setting the fade-to-blacktransition timeFreezing an Input Image — Frame Memory Function Recalling a freeze frame saved in memoryAdvanced Operations Changing Direct Pattern Assignments1-46 ChapterUser Program Effects 1-47Changing Direct Pattern Assignments Constructing a User Program EffectModification Parameters 1-48User Program Effects Types of User Program Effect User Program Effects DFS-700/700P1-50 Resetting the parameters to their initial valuesSetting the type of interpolation User Program EffectsCreating New User Program Effects 1-51User Program Effects 1-52 User Program EffectsEditing User Program Effects To recall a user program effectUser Program Effects 1-54 User Program EffectsCopying a key frame To save key frame data2 5 3,5 1-55User Program Effects Executing User Program EffectsSnapshots 2 3 41-56 To cancel the snapshot saving operation2 1 3 4 To cancel the snapshot recall operationSnapshots Recalling a Snapshot Snapshot DemonstrationControl From Editing Control Units Control From the PVE-5001-58 Control using PVE-500control signalsSignal flow Control From the PVE-500 PreparationsA/B Roll Editing Cut EditingControl From the BVE-600 1-60Procedure Control From the PVE-5001-61 Signal flowTiming of the trigger T1/T2 signals Control From the BVE-600 A/B Roll EditingControl From the BVE-900/2000Series 1-62Control using editor control signals Downstream key control using GPI signalsControl Using GPI Signals Editing point delayControl From the BVE-900/2000Series Notes on Operation1-64 Control Using GPI SignalsSignal flow Timing of the GPI signalSystem Connections and Settings Preread Editing1-65 Settings for preread editingKey Signal Connections 1-66 Basic System ConnectionsSystem Connections for Preread Editing Connections for an A/B Roll Editing System1-67 When using GPI signalsSetup Menu Settings 1-68Setup Menu Organization System Setup page 1/81-69 Input Video Setup page 3/8Output Video Setup page 4/8 Setup Menu SettingsAppendixes Warning Messages1-70 Setup Menu Settings Control Panel Setup page 5/8Effect Type List 1-71Warning Messages Warning message listEffect Control Parameter List 1-72Effect Type List continued1-73 Effect Control Parameter ListDFS-700/700P continued1-74 Effect Control Parameter ListDFS-700/700P continued1-75 Effect Control Parameter ListDFS-700/700P continued1-76 Effect Control Parameter ListDFS-700/700P continued1-77 Effect Control Parameter ListDFS-700/700P continued1-78 Effect Control Parameter ListDFS-700/700P continued1-79 Effect Control Parameter ListDFS-700/700P continuedEffect Motion Types 1-80Pattern Effect type and adjustable parameters CharacteristicsA-23 Effect Pattern Variant Forms and DecorationsA-22 1-82 Effect Pattern Variant Forms and DecorationsA-25 DFS-700/700P1-83 Effect Pattern Variant Forms and DecorationsA-27 DFS-700/700PEffect Pattern Image List 1-84Effect Pattern Variant Forms and Decorations FG FG1-85 Effect Pattern Image ListAppendixes 1-86Effect Pattern Image List Effect Pattern Image List T T T T T T 1-88Effect Pattern Image List T T T T 1-89Effect Pattern Image List Appendixes 1-90Effect Pattern Image List T T T 1-91Effect Pattern Image List Appendixes 1-92Effect Pattern Image List Effect Pattern Image List T T T T T T T T T T TAppendixes 1-94Effect Pattern Image List T T T T T T T T T 1-95Effect Pattern Image List 1-96 Effect Pattern Image ListA A A 1-97Effect Pattern Image List T T T T T T T T 1-98Effect Pattern Image List Effect Pattern Image List Special wipe1-100 Effect Pattern Image List Effect Pattern Image List To Exchange the Button Labels1-101 SpecifiSpecificationsations 1-102Input signals Output signals1-103 B–YsignalComponent signal Composite signalDFS-700/700P Index1-104 W, X, Y IndexP, Q 1-106 DFS-700/700PSony Corporation Printed in Japan

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