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364 FSN Series • User’s Guide • Rev 01
8. DVE Operations
DVE Menu Orientation
• In the DVE Assignment Table, a flow chart of all keyers is provided. For each
keyer, you can assign a DVE channel to the “
cut” signal, to the “fill” signal, or to
both — depending on your requirements. A button is provided for each signal.
To assign a DVE channel to a keyer:
• Press the desired keyer button in the DVE Assignment Table. The button is
highlighted in yellow.
• Press the DVE channel that you want to dedicate to that Keyer. The name
assigned appears in the chart.
To un-assign a DVE channel:
• Press the desired keyer button in the DVE Assignment Table.
• Press {Un-Assign Channel}. The assignment clears.
DVE channels have default “system” names:
DVE_9_1, DVE_9_2, DVE_10_1, and
DVE_10_2. However, to custom-name a DVE channel:
• Press {Name Channel} to enter the naming mode.
• Press the desired channel button in the Rear I/O View.
• When the keyboard appears, enter the desired name (maximum eight characters)
and press
{ENTER}.
• When finished, press {Name Channel} to exit the mode.
To get on-line information about DVE assignment, press
{DVE Assign Info} to display the
DVE Assignment Information Pop-up.
Figure 8-4. DVE Assignment Information Pop-up
Un-
Assign
Channel
Name
Channel
DVE
Assign
Info
DVE Assign InformationNote Close
To assign a DVE channel to a keyer, press a keyer button in the
chart, then select the DVE channel to assign. Please note:
To “fly” a PIP or a luma key, one DVE channel is required.
Assign a DVE channel to the desired keyer’s “Cut” signal.
To “fly” a linear key, two DVE channels are required. Assign
DVE channels to the desired keyer’s “Cut” and “Fill” signals.
To “fly” a split key, either one or two DVE channels are
required (depending on the effect you want to create). Assign
channels to the desired keyer’s “Cut” and/or “Fill” signals.
To un-assign a DVE channel, press a keyer button in the chart, then
press “Un-assign Channel.” Names are retained.
Important
DVE assignments can be stored and recalled using the SYS
category in the memory system. A specific “enable” button
{DVE Assign} is provided on the Enables Menu. In
Chapter 5, refer to the “
System Enables” section for details.