Grass Valley Machine Control Interfaces V.12.0 - Manual (Page 116)

116 Kalypso Machine Control Interfaces Installation Instructions
Section 4 — Using the Encore Operational User Interface (OUI)
2. Click the Video button to adjust the output level of the video signal. This
can be regarded as adjusting the brightness.
3. Click the Chroma button to adjust the output level of the chrominance
signal. This can be regarded as adjusting the color.
4. Click the Y/C Delay button to adjust the Y/C delay. This can be regarded
as adjusting the synchronization between the luminance and
chrominance.
5. Click the Black Level button to adjust the black level. This can be
regarded as adjusting the darkest part of the picture, which has
reference ‘Black’.
6. Click the Chroma Phase button to adjust the chroma phase. This can be
regarded as adjusting the hue.
Using the Device Control Area
This area of the screen is used to control the device currently selected in the
Devices panel. The identity of the device is shown in the label at the top of
the Control Area.
The Guard button disables all the control buttons. It prevents you operating
the controls accidentally; for example, pressing Stop when a clip is playing
to air. While the button is activated the control buttons are greyed out. The
indicator shows green if the device is guarded, and black if it is not.
The No Media indicator button shows if a VideoDisk has a clip currently
loaded or if a VTR device has a tape loaded. The indicator shows green if
the device is empty, and black if it is loaded.
The Rec Inhibit button shows if the currently loaded clip can be recorded into
or edited. The indicator shows green if recording is inhibited; it shows
black if you are able to overwrite or edit the clip.
The Local button shows if the currently selected device can only be operated
locally. The LMCP enables you to operate a device remotely, but circum-
stances may be such that a device must be operated locally. For example,
an engineer may require it for maintenance purposes. The indicator shows
green if the device can only be operated locally; it shows black if you can
operate it remotely.
The Time code Display window shows the time code status of the currently
selected device, even if another user has locked it.
You can use the Clip Progress Bar (located directly below the Time code
Display) to move quickly to an approximate position in the clip that is cur-
rently playing and pause the clip there.