Grass Valley 4300 Krystal Reference Manual v.3.1 - Manual (Page 240)

11-4 Krystal 4300 Reference
Section 11 — Input/Output Menu
SELECT KEY SRC — used to select the source for the Key. When pressed, the
item pointed to by the scroll arrow is hard selected and is displayed in the
Front/Back Side area above, depending on whether Near or Far is selected
on the panel.
SELECT MASK SRC —used to select the source for the Mask. When pressed, the
item pointed to by the scroll arrow is hard selected and is displayed in the
Front/Back Side area above, depending on whether Near or Far is selected
on the panel.
PAGE UP — used to bring information that is out of view above the first selec-
tion into view.
PAGE DOWN — used to bring information that is out of view below the last
selection into view.
Soft Knob control used in this menu is:
SCROLL — use to scroll through the menu choices for the selected soft
button.
Delegating the Front and Back Sides
The same source information can be applied to both sides of the video
image, or the two sides may be adjusted separately. Source Selection menu
operations are applied to the delegated side of delegated channels.
The Near or Far buttons located on the lower control panel in the Position
Subpanel area are used to delegate the sides of the picture. The Near button
delegates the visible side of the picture for source selection and source
parameter adjustments. The
Far button delegates the hidden side of the
picture for source selection and source parameter adjustments.
Near/Far indicators on the left side of the screen indicate which side or
sides are currently delegated. If both the near and far sides are delegated,
the first delegated side is shown in black and the second side is shown in
gray. Undelegated sides are shown in white.
The window at the top of the menu display in the Source Selection menu
shows the different source information delegated to the two sides. The del-
egated side labels “FRONT SIDE” and “back side” above this window are
shown in both upper case and lower case type. UPPER CASE indicates
which side is currently visible and therefore “Near”. Lower case indicates
which side is currently not visible and therefore “Far”.
Note The parameters stay with the side to which they are delegated whether or not
they are in or out of view.
Near Far