Grass Valley DD35 Family v.3.1.5 - Manual (Page 213)

3. Menu Operation DD35 Production Switcher
3 – 61 Operating Instructions – Rev. 16 / 10.2001
For details refer to section Introduction.
If you wish to create an individual mask, it is neccessary to use a wipe signal as
brush. For this purpose, select the corresponding generator with WIPE1 or WIPE2.
For a free design of a mask, press Paint Cursor. The preview monitor now shows
the wipe pattern as cursor if Mask Store is selected as mask source in a mask gener-
ator.
The paint cursor is active when the button Paint Cursor and the button Position
is activated.
Enable the painting process with Paint and paint using the cursor as brush.
Press Rubout to use the cursor as rubber.
Press Clear to delete the contents of the paint store.
Press Shift to shift the output picture of the store with trackball or mouse.
Mouse handling:
– move mouse: cursor is moved without shifting
– move mouse with left button pressed: shift is active
Allows the trackball or mouse to be used to position the mask.
See also Position Mode button above.
For details refer to section Introduction.
3.7.4.3 Painting the Mask with a Mouse
Paint Cursor on enables the paint mode with the mouse. The function Paint and
Rubout are controlled with the mouse button. The mouse cursor can always be
moved on the whole screen. Inside the paint area, the display of the cursor changes
from arrow to cross. The paint function is switched on with the left mouse button.
The Rubout function is switched on with the right mouse button.
Painting a mask with the mouse:
D
Mask menu Select Mask Source: Paint Store (Mask Store)
D
Paint Store menu Paint Cursor = on
Move the mouse into the painting area and position
the paint cursor.
Painting by holding down the left mouse button.
Rubout by holding down the right mouse button.
Paint Cursor = off switches the mouse into the
normal mode.
Menu Lock
Paint Cursor
Paint
Rubout
Clear
Shift
Position
Digits