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Panel descriptions – Roland VR-4HD HD AV Mixer User Manual

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Panel Descriptions

Common Section

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Name

Explanation

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USER [1]–[5] buttons

You use these to switch assigned functions on and off, and to display screens for accessing functions.
* By factory default, the functions shown on the operation panel are assigned to the USER buttons.

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USER [SETUP] button

This displays the setup screen for USER buttons on the built-in monitor.

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Monitor

(touch screen)

5

This displays the incoming video from the sources, output video, a volume level meter, and setup screens. To

change the monitor’s view mode, use

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the [INPUT] or [OUTPUT] buttons.

5

You can change the picture and select menu items by tapping the screen.
* Don’t touch the screen in two or more locations simultaneously; the locations will not be detected correctly.

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[SYSTEM SETUP] button

This displays the setup screen for items related to video, audio, and the unit on the built-in monitor.

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[VALUE] knob

Use this knob to move the cursor to setup screens and other areas, and to change setting values. Pressing the

[VALUE] knob accepts the setting item that has been selected or applies the change made to a setting value.

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Heat-radiating ports

These release internal heat to inhibit temperature rises inside the VR-4HD. Heat-radiating ports are also found on the

bottom panel.

NOTE

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Never obstruct the heat-radiating ports. Obstructing the heat-radiating ports can result in temperature rises

inside the VR-4HD, leading to risk of malfunction due to heat.

Video Section

This section is for making picture transitions, compositing video, and making effect settings.

No.

Name

Explanation

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[IN/OUT SETUP] button

This displays the input/output setup screen for video on the built-in monitor. Use this to specify the VIDEO IN

connector to assign to video channel 4. Also use it to specify the video to output via the PVW OUT connector and the

USB 3.0 port.

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[INPUT] button
[OUTPUT] button

These switch the view mode of the built-in monitor and preview output (the PVW OUT connector).

[INPUT] button

This displays the input video from the respective source devices as a four-way split screen.

You can change the video by tapping the channel screen on the built-in monitor.

[OUTPUT] button

This displays the results of video mixing (main output video).

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[VIDEO FX/KEY LEVEL] button

This displays on the built-in monitor the screen for adjusting the amount of filter effects applied and the degree of

extraction for key composition.

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HDCP indicator

This lights up, flashes, or goes dark according to the VR-4HD’s “HDCP” setting and the connected status of HDCP-

compatible equipment.

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[FREEZE] button

This stops (freezes) input video. The [FREEZE] button lights up during a freeze.

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[PinP] button
[SPLIT] button
[QUAD] button

These select video composition effects. The selected button lights up during use.

[PinP] button

This composites video in an inset screen over a background video.

[SPLIT] button

This composites two video streams in a split screen.

[QUAD] button

This composites the input pictures on video channels 1 through 4 in a single screen.

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[CUT] button
[MIX] button
[WIPE] button

These select video transition effects. The selected button lights up.

[CUT] button

The picture switches instantly.

[MIX] button

The two pictures are blended together as the video is switched.

[WIPE] button

In this transition, the original video is broken into by the next video.

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[TIME] knob

This sets the video transition time (in seconds).

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[OUTPUT FADE] button

5

This performs a fade-in or fade-out for the main output video. The [OUTPUT FADE] button indicates the status of

the fade.
Lighted: Fade-out
Flashing: Fade-in/fade-out in progress
Dark:

Normal output

5

This outputs a captured still image or a still image sent from the dedicated VR-4HD RCS program.

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[KEY] button

This switches key composition on or off. When on, the [KEY] button lights up.

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VIDEO INPUT SELECT

[1]–[4] buttons

Use these buttons to switch the video. The selected button lights up indicating selected live channel.

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