Features
Video Switcher
Provides:
-1280 x 1024 100-MHz/4:2:2 8-bit processing
-6 primary inputs plus one still picture source
-1 ME with 1 keyer including Chroma Keying
-1 DSK + 1 fixed station logo
-Picture-in-Picture
-16 wipe patterns
Audio Mixer
Provides:
-48 kHz/24-bit processing
-6 stereo channel input mixing
-6 channel faders and 1 master fader
-Audio-follow-video
Access Buttons
Pressing an access button calls up the control
menus of the associated input to the LCD screen.
A variety of video and audio parameter settings
can be made.
Mixer Output Controls
Provides controls for the audio monitor output level,
built-in speakers, and headphone output, talkback
On/Off, and dimmer On/Off of an intercom. The audio
signal to be monitored between PGM, AUX1, AUX2,
and MIX.
On-line Button
Triggers or stops the following functions:
-Streaming distribution
-Recording of input sources or PGM output to
compatible hard disk drives
-Recording of PGM output to i.LINK-compatible
VTRs*
-Creating of video-on-demand files of the
streaming content
*not available in HD mode
Menu Operation/Camera Control
General menu selection/settings are made using the
menu button and jog roller.
This area also provides control functions for
compatible Sony Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras.
The position controller allows Pan/Tilt control of
compatible Sony Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras while the
ten keys are for camera position memory store/recall.
VISCA control is used to provide Pan, Tilt, Zoom,
Iris, Focus, and White Balance control functions.
Device Control
Provides basic and jog/shuttle control functions of
external hard disk drives and i.LINK-compatible
VTRs used for playing back video material.
The jog and shuttle dials are also used for focus
and zoom control of compatible Sony Pan/Tilt/Zoom
cameras.
Talkback Microphone
Used for talkback purposes. An intercom connector
is also provided on the rear panel should the use
of an intercom system be preferred.
Wireless Keyboard (Turned Over)
Used to create still text for superimposition on the
program output, type video source names prior to
the live event, as well as setting up IP addresses for
streaming destinations.
Provides:
-1280 x 1024 100-MHz/4:2:2 8-bit processing
-6 primary inputs plus one still picture source
-1 ME with 1 keyer including Chroma Keying
-1 DSK + 1 fixed station logo
-Picture-in-Picture
-16 wipe patterns
Audio Mixer
Provides:
-48 kHz/24-bit processing
-6 stereo channel input mixing
-6 channel faders and 1 master fader
-Audio-follow-video
Access Buttons
Pressing an access button calls up the control
menus of the associated input to the LCD screen.
A variety of video and audio parameter settings
can be made.
Mixer Output Controls
Provides controls for the audio monitor output level,
built-in speakers, and headphone output, talkback
On/Off, and dimmer On/Off of an intercom. The audio
signal to be monitored between PGM, AUX1, AUX2,
and MIX.
On-line Button
Triggers or stops the following functions:
-Streaming distribution
-Recording of input sources or PGM output to
compatible hard disk drives
-Recording of PGM output to i.LINK-compatible
VTRs*
-Creating of video-on-demand files of the
streaming content
*not available in HD mode
Menu Operation/Camera Control
General menu selection/settings are made using the
menu button and jog roller.
This area also provides control functions for
compatible Sony Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras.
The position controller allows Pan/Tilt control of
compatible Sony Pan/Tilt/Zoom cameras while the
ten keys are for camera position memory store/recall.
VISCA control is used to provide Pan, Tilt, Zoom,
Iris, Focus, and White Balance control functions.
Device Control
Provides basic and jog/shuttle control functions of
external hard disk drives and i.LINK-compatible
VTRs used for playing back video material.
The jog and shuttle dials are also used for focus
and zoom control of compatible Sony Pan/Tilt/Zoom
cameras.
Talkback Microphone
Used for talkback purposes. An intercom connector
is also provided on the rear panel should the use
of an intercom system be preferred.
Wireless Keyboard (Turned Over)
Used to create still text for superimposition on the
program output, type video source names prior to
the live event, as well as setting up IP addresses for
streaming destinations.
