Setting matte configurations, Configuring matte crosspoints, Configuring the transition matte – Grass Valley M-2100 User Manual
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MMCP Installation/Operation Manual
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Keyer Controls and Operation
Setting Matte Configurations
The following matte settings are configured at the MMCP:
■
Matte Crosspoints,
■
Transition Matte, and
■
LOS (loss of signal) Matte.
Configuring Matte Crosspoints
A crosspoint must first be configured to be a matte source type crosspoint
in Configuration Manager to allow the matte values to be set with the matte
controls. If it has been defined as a matte crosspoint, the matte definition
for that crosspoint can be set from the MMCP in the following way:
1.
The MMCP must be assigned to a channel. The current configuration
must have crosspoint(s) configured for mattes.
2.
Press and hold the
PST
button corresponding to the configured matte-
crosspoint. The matte output of this crosspoint can be viewed on the
Preset monitor (default is black).
PST
tallies high.
3.
Continue holding the
PST
button. Use the
Brightness
,
Hue
, and
Sat
knobs
in the Keyer Control subpanel to adjust the matte (while holding down
the
Mode/Function
button. There is no effect on any of the keys.
Note
PGM buttons do not have this functionality.
Configuring the Transition Matte
A transition matte is where the Program video is held between transitions,
that is, between where the old video is transitioning out, and the new video
is transitioning in. The
PreRoll/Transition
button is used to setup the Transi-
tion Matte, using the following procedure.
1.
Select a Fade-type of transition.
2.
Press and hold the
PreRoll/Transition
button. The transition will proceed
to Transition Matte and be held there as long as the
PreRoll/Transition
button is held down.
3.
While viewing the Program monitor, adjust the Transition Matte with
the Keyer subpanel
Brightness
,
Hue
, and
Sat
potentiometers (while
holding down the
Mode/Function
button).
Note
Transition Matte values are reported as read-only values in the General
Parameters form in Configuration Manager.