Panasonic M1111TY0 -FJ User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Before use

  5
• 1-5. DSK (downstream key)

  35
• Overview

  5
• Selecting the DSK type

  35
• Concerning the ratings display

  5
• Selecting the DSK material

  36
• Disclaimer of warranty

  5
• DSK transitions

  36
• DSK preview

  37
• Network security

  5
• Concerning differences in the system versions

  6
• DSK adjustments

  37
• DSK decorations

  38
• 1. Basic operations

  7
• Masking the DSK signals

  39
• 1-1. Background transition

  7
• 1-6. Key Link

  40
• Selecting the bus

  7
• 1-7. FTB (Fade to Black)

  41
• Selecting the bus using the SHIFT function

  7
• Selecting the bus mode

  8
• 1-8. Internal color signals

  42
• Selecting the transition mode

  8
• Setting the color background

  42
• Manual transition

  9
• Setting the Wash effect

  42
• Auto transition

  9
• 1-9. Switching the AUX output

  44
• Cut transition

  9
• Selecting the AUX output materials

  44
• 1-2. Wipe

  10
• AUX1 transitions

  44
• Selecting the wipe pattern

  10
• transition

  45
• Selecting the wipe direction

  11
• Wipe decorations (border, soft effect)

  11
• 1-10. Memory

  46
• Setting the wipe start position

  12
• 1-10-1. Memory registration and recall items

  47
• Modifying wipe

  12
• 1-10-2. Storing the settings in the memory (Store)

  47
• Setting the latency

  14
• (Recall)

  48
• 1-3. Key

  15
• 1-10-4. Memory preview

  49
• Selecting the key type

  15
• Selecting the key material

  16
• (Delete)

  50
• Key transitions

  17
• Key preview

  19
• registered and or played back

  51
• Adjusting the luminance key and linear key

  19
• 1-10-7. Registering the material selection items

  52
• Adjusting the chroma key

  20
• Key decorations

  26
• (shot memory)

  52
• Masking the key signals

  27
• 1-10-9. Editing event memory timelines

  53
• Flying key

  28
• 1-10-10. Registering memories (Register)

  59
• 1-3-10. Setting the priority

  28
• 1-11. Video memories

  60
• 1-4. PinP (picture in picture)

  29
• 1-11-1. Recording still images (Still)

  61
• Selecting the PinP channel and material

  29
• 1-11-2. Recording moving images (Clip)

  62
• Transition between PinP materials

  29
• 1-11-3. Saving Images in Flash Memory

  63
• Selecting Shape

  30
• 1-11-4. Playing back moving images (Clip)

  64
• PinP preview

  30
• 1-12. Memory card

  67
• PinP transitions

  30
• 1-12-1. Initializing the memory cards

  69
• PinP adjustments

  31
• 1-12-2. Saving data on memory cards

  69
• Linking PinP1 and PinP2

  32
• 1-12-3. Loading data from memory cards

  70
• PinP decorations

  33
• 1-12-4. Deleting files on memory cards

  71
• Trimming settings

  34
• 1-12-5. Displaying the memory card information

  71
• 1-13. Waveform monitor settings

  72
• 1-14. Setting the status display

  73
• 2. Input/output signal settings

  74
• 3. System settings

  102
• 2-1. Input signal settings

  74
• 3-1. Setting the system format

  102
• Setting the frame synchronizer

  76
• 3-2. Setting the crosspoints

  103
• Setting the input mode

  77
• Assigning signals to the crosspoints

  103
• Setting the delay amount

  78
• Setting the crosspoint switching

  104
• Freezing the input signals

  78
• Setting the material names

  78
• 3-3. Button assignments

  105
• Setting the up-converter

  79
• Setting the user buttons

  105
• Setting the video process function

  80
• 3-4. Setting the date and time

  106
• Setting the analog input gain (option)

  80
• 3-5. Network settings

  106
• (option)

  81
• 2-1-10. Setting the DVI input signals

  82
• button illumination

  107
• 2-1-11. Displaying the DVI input signal information

  86
• 3-7. Status displays

  108
• 2-1-12. Adjusting the DVI input signals

  87
• Alarm status displays

  108
• Alarm message

  108
• white level (analog input signals)

  87
• 2-2. Output signal settings

  88
• option information

  109
• Assigning the output signals

  89
• 3-8. Initialization

  110
• Setting the SDI output color range

  89
• Initializing setting data

  110
• Setting the DVI output signals

  90
• Initializing fader

  110
• Setting the down-converter (option)

  92
• 2-3. Setting the sync signals

  93
• 4. External interfaces

  111
• 2-4. Adjusting the output signal phase

  93
• 4-1. Setting the GPI I/O

  111
• 2-5. Setting the multi view display

  97
• 4-2. LAN

  115
• Setting the screen layout

  97
• 4-3. EDITOR

  115
• Setting the split frame and characters

  98
• Setting the tally displays

  98
• 4-4. COM

  115
• Changing the material names

  99
• 4-5. Plug-in software

  116
• Setting the level meters

  100
• Setting the input signal marks

  100
• 5. Setting menu table

  117
• Setting the markers

  100
• High-resolution multi view mode

  100
• Appendix (glossary)

  139
• Index

  142
• audio data

  101
• M Background

  117
• DSK

  123
• 3D Modify

  117
• Adjust

  123
• Border

  117
• DSK

  123
• Border Color

  117
• Edge1

  123
• Modify

  117
• Edge2

  123
• SQ Position

  117
• Edge Color

  123
• WIPE Position

  117
• Fill Matt

  123
• Mask

  123
• Mask Adjust

  123
• M Chroma Key

  120
• Adjust

  120
• Auto Compute

  120
• Event Memory

  127
• FineTuning

  120
• Event Duration

  127
• Sample

  120
• Mark

  127
• MEM PVW

  127
• M Color Background

  118
• Path

  127
• CBGD1 Main

  118
• Recall Select

  127
• CBGD1 Move

  118
• Register

  127
• CBGD1 Sub

  118
• Run

  127
• CBGD1 Wash

  118
• Store Select

  127
• CBGD1 Wave

  118
• Timeline

  127
• CBGD2 Main

  118
• Total Duration

  127
• CBGD2 Move

  118
• XPT Disable

  127
• CBGD2 Sub

  118
• CBGD2 Wash

  118
• CBGD2 Wave

  118
• Input

  130
• M Config

  135
• Input

  130
• Assign

  135
• Button Illumination

  135
• Input (Analog)

  131
• COM-Port

  136
• Freeze

  131
• GPI-In Port 1/5

  136
• FS

  131
• GPI-In Port 2/5

  136
• Name

  131
• GPI-In Setting

  136
• Up Converter1

  131
• GPI-Out Port 1/2

  136
• Up Converter2

  131
• GPI-Out Port 2/2

  136
• Video Process

  131
• GPI-Out Port 3/5

  136
• GPI-Out Port 4/5

  136
• Input (Composite)

  132
• GPI-Out Port 5/5

  136
• Freeze

  132
• GPI-Out Setting

  136
• FS

  132
• Latency

  135
• Name

  132
• LCD BL

  135
• Up Converter1

  132
• Operate

  135
• Up Converter2

  132
• System Menu

  136
• Video Process

  132
• User Button1

  135
• User Button2

  135
• Input (DVI)

  131
• Vector

  135
• DVI Input

  131
• WFM

  135
• DVI Phase

  131
• DVI Status

  131
• Freeze

  131
• Name

  131
• M Input (SDI)

  130
• Freeze

  130
• FS

  130
• PinP1

  121
• Name

  130
• Border

  121
• Up Converter1

  130
• Border Color

  121
• Up Converter2

  130
• PinP

  121
• Video Process1

  130
• Position

  121
• Video Process2

  130
• Sync

  121
• Trim

  121
• Trim Adjust

  121
• M Key

  119
• PinP2

  122
• 3D Modify

  119
• Border

  122
• Adjust

  119
• Border Color

  122
• Edge1

  119
• PinP

  122
• Edge2

  119
• Position

  122
• Edge Color

  119
• Sync

  122
• Fill Matte

  119
• Trim

  122
• Flying Key

  119
• Trim Adjust

  122
• Key

  119
• Key Priority

  120
• Plug-in

  124
• Mask

  120
• Mask Adjust

  120
• SQ Position

  119
• Transition

  119
• SD Card

  126
• WIPE Position

  119
• Card Information

  126
• File1

  126
• File2

  126
• M Multi View Display

  129
• Shot Memory

  126
• Display

  129
• MEM PVW

  126
• MV Frame

  129
• Path

  126
• MV Pattern 1/4

  129
• Recall Select

  126
• MV Pattern 2/4

  129
• Register

  126
• MV Pattern 3/4

  129
• Store Select

  126
• MV Pattern 4/4

  129
• XPT Disable

  126
• MV Split

  129
• System

  137
• Alarm

  137
• Ancillary

  137
• M Output

  133
• Date

  138
• Output

  133
• Format

  137
• Initial

  137
• M Output (Analog)

  133
• Main Version

  138
• Assign

  133
• Network1

  138
• Network2

  138
• M Output (DVI-D)

  134
• Network3

  138
• Assign

  134
• Network4

  138
• DVI Output

  134
• Option Version

  138
• Output Phase

  137
• M Output (DVI-I)

  134
• Reference

  137
• Assign

  134
• Time

  138
• DVI Output

  134
• M Output (SDI)

  133
• Assign

  133
• Down Converter

  133
• M Time

  124
• AUX1 BUS Trans

  124
• BKGD

  124
• DSK

  124
• Effect Dissolve

  124
• FTB

  124
• Key

  124
• PinP1

  124
• PinP1 BUS Trans

  124
• PinP2

  124
• PinP2 BUS Trans

  124
• M Video Memory

  125
• Clip1 Play Mode

  125
• Clip2 Play Mode

  125
• Memory

  125
• Rec1

  125
• Rec2

  125
• Trans Sync

  125
• Video Memory1

  125
• Video Memory2

  125
• Video Memory3

  125
• M XPT

  128
• XPT Assign 1/6

  128
• XPT Assign 2/6

  128
• XPT Assign 3/6

  128
• XPT Assign 4/6

  128
• XPT Assign 5/6

  128
• XPT Assign 6/6

  128
• XPT Setting

  128
• XPT Switch

  128