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Kayenne XL Package — User Manual

Contents

Perspective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Axis Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Source and Target Space. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Post Transform Space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Front and Back, Near and Far . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Transform Numbering Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Screen Coordinates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Rotation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Skew. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Aspect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Perspective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spin and Rotation Relationship. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Path Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Paths. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Tension, Continuity, and Bias Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Path Vectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Vector Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Tension Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Continuity Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Bias Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sure Touch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Parallel Mode Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Converge Mode Example . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Comparing Parallel and Converge Modes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Section 3 — Control Panel

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Control Panel Modules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Touch Screen Menu Panel and PC Menu Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Kayenne XL Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Button Color Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Source Selection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Source Select Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Row Delegation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Shift Level Delegation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Delegation to Aux Bus Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Delegation to Macros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Delegation to Routers Source Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Delegation to EMEM Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Delegation to eDPM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Delegation to Define Memo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Split Key . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

FAR Button Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Button and Bus Indication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Aux Bus Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Aux Bus Transitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Router Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Macros. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Transition Control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Transition Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Summary of Contents for Kayenne XL Package

Page 1: ...Kayenne XL Package KAYAK HD DIGITAL PRODUCTION SWITCHER User Manual Software Version V703 071870103 AUGUST 2010 ...

Page 2: ...808 29238 Brest Cedex 3 France 40 Rue de Bray 2 Rue des Landelles 35510 Cesson Sevigné France Spinnereistrasse 5 CH 5300 Turgi Switzerland Brunnenweg 9 D 64331 Weiterstadt Germany Carl Benz Strasse 6 8 67105 Schifferstadt Germany Including its implementation meets the requirements of the standard ISO 9001 2008 Scope The design manufacture and support of video and audio hardware and software produc...

Page 3: ...Kayenne XL Package KAYAK HD DIGITAL PRODUCTION SWITCHER User Manual Software Version V703 071870103 AUGUST 2010 ...

Page 4: ...or 33 1 48 25 20 20 United States Canada 24 x 7 1 800 547 8949 or 1 530 478 4148 Local Support Centers available during normal business hours Asia Hong Kong Taiwan Korea Macau 852 2531 3058 Indian Subcontinent 91 22 24933476 Southeast Asia Malaysia 603 7805 3884 Southeast Asia Singapore 65 6379 1313 China 861 0660 159 450 Japan 81 3 5484 6868 Australia and New Zealand 61 1300 721 495 Central South...

Page 5: ...19 KHDXL PNL 400 25 20 KHDXL PNL 400 25 A 20 KHDXL PNL 400 35 20 KHDXL PNL 400 35 A 20 Kayak HD Mainframe Standard Features 21 Kayak HD Options 24 RamRecorder 25 Supported Control Protocols 26 Section 2 Concepts 27 Introduction 27 Kayenne XL Package Configuration Overview 27 Installation Engineering Setups 28 Config Application Control 28 Personal Settings 29 Signal Routing 30 Inputs and Sources 3...

Page 6: ...ey Example 43 Shaping Video 44 Key Control Signal Adjustment 45 Clip and Gain 45 High Gain Low Gain and Unity Gain 46 Clip Hi and Clip Lo 46 S Shaped Key Signals 47 Additional Keying Controls 48 Key Invert 48 Masking 48 Opacity 48 Key Positioning 48 Key Size 48 Coring 49 Show Key 49 Linear Key 49 Luminance Key and Self Key 51 Chroma Key 52 Primary and Secondary Color Suppression 53 Flare Suppressi...

Page 7: ... Converge Mode Example 79 Comparing Parallel and Converge Modes 81 Section 3 Control Panel 83 Control Panel Modules 83 Touch Screen Menu Panel and PC Menu Control 85 Kayenne XL Features 86 Button Color Definitions 87 Source Selection 88 Overview 88 Source Select Buttons 89 Row Delegation 90 Shift Level Delegation 90 Delegation to Aux Bus Selection 91 Delegation to Macros 92 Delegation to Routers S...

Page 8: ...for Storing Editing 120 Deleting a Register 121 RamRecorder 121 EMEM 122 Definition of Terms 123 Display 124 Enabling and Disabling Direct Mode 124 Selecting a Register While Storing 125 Selecting a Register While Recalling 125 Storing a Snapshot 125 Deleting Snapshots and Timelines 126 Dissolve Functions Depending on Snapshot or Timeline Preselection 126 Other Button Functions 126 Timeline Editin...

Page 9: ...82 Control for M E Delegation 183 Key and Wipe Delegations 184 Auto Delegation ADel 184 Joystick and Digipots 185 Keyer Control 187 Key 1 6 188 Key Sources 188 Key Types 188 Chroma Key Main Page 190 Strategy for Manual Chroma Key Setup 190 Automatic Key Adjustment 191 Automatic Chroma Key Adjustment 192 Main Mask Menu 194 Main Keyer Store Menu 195 Main Keyer Priority Menu 196 Pattern Key Main Menu...

Page 10: ... 230 Ram Recorder Bout Break Out 231 Ram Recorder Read Read out 232 Ram Recorder Trim Trim Clip 234 External Machines 235 External Machines Selecting a Clip 236 iDPM eDPM Selecting an Effect 238 Input Selection 239 Input M E Keys Aux Ram eDPM 239 Input M E Crosspoints 240 Input M E Keyer 241 Input M E H 242 Input Aux Non Page Mode 243 Input Aux Safe Title Center Cross Delegation 245 Input Aux Safe...

Page 11: ...r Page 301 Timing Page 305 UMD Page 310 Machine Page 313 P Bus Page 319 Extern Key Page 322 Install Panel Submenu 324 Fader Calibration 324 Joystick Calibration 325 Workplace and Driver Configuration 325 Fader Calibration 328 Joystick Calibration 328 Install System Submenu 329 HW Option Page 329 SW Option Page 330 Temporary Licenses Page 331 Drives Page 332 Devices Page 333 Install Diagnose Submen...

Page 12: ...Keyer 416 Subpage Misc 419 Subpage Extern Keyer 420 M E Wipe Trans Submenu 421 Offset Transi Submenu 423 Key Menu 426 Key Main Submenu 426 Key Matte Submenu 429 Keyer Freeze Menu 429 Key Mask Submenu 431 Mask Sources 432 Chr Key Main Submenu 433 Chr Key Suppression Submenu 436 Keyer Wipe 438 Preset Pattern 439 Keyer Priority Misc Menu 439 Wipe Adjust Submenu 440 Wipe Select Submenu 441 Color BGD M...

Page 13: ...rting Size Positioning and Preview 492 Untangle 492 RR Audio Submenu 493 Audio Play Offset 494 Audio Group Assignment 494 Split Audio 494 Join Audio 495 Delay Line 496 RR Active Area Submenu 497 Aux Router Menu 499 AUX Router Main Submenu 499 Scaler Menu 502 Input Scaler Submenu MatchDef 502 Setting Up Scaler Inputs 503 Aux Bus Scaler Submenu 506 Overview 506 Known Limitations 506 Supported Scalar...

Page 14: ...g Left Part Online 594 Main Dialog Right Part Commands 595 Creating Modifying Updating Deleting Commands 596 Create a New Command Classic Style 597 Modify an Existing Command Classic Style 598 Create a New Command Kayenne XL Style 599 Modify an Existing Command Kayenne XL Style 601 Create New Multiple Commands Kayenne XL Style 602 Update Parameters of Macro Commands 604 Image Converter 606 Select ...

Page 15: ...ckage Installation and Service Manual Control Panel Release Notes The User Manual contains background information about the Kayenne XL Package and describes operating procedures This manual can be used while learning about the Kayenne XL Package and for enhancing your basic knowledge of the system The Installation and Service Manual contains information about installing configuring and maintaining...

Page 16: ...er Manual Preface Other Documentation Communication protocols of Kayak HD Package are available upon request for developers and software engineers to use to design editor and other external interfaces to the Kayenne XL Package ...

Page 17: ...r menu panel 1 license KAYN LIC PNL ME manual set and cables pick 7 5 meter or 15 meter Includes one 15 button source select module KAYN PNL SRC 15 one Local E MEM module KAYN PNL LEM one Master E MEM module KAYN PNL MEM one Transition Module KAYN PNL TRM one Multi function module KAYN PNL MFM and the System Bar There are no option slots available in the panel trays included KHDXL PNL 100 15 A Add...

Page 18: ...NL MFM and the System Bar There no option slots available in the panel trays Does not include menu panel or Panel Control Unit KHDXL PNL 200 35 2 M E Kayenne XL panel with Kayak keycap legends with 35 button source selectors Panel Control Unit with rendundant power menu panel 2 licenses KAYN LIC PNL ME manual set and cables pick 7 5 meter or 15 meter Includes two 35 button source select modules KA...

Page 19: ...M and the System Bar There is one option slot available in the panel trays Does not include menu panel or Panel Control Unit KHDXL PNL 300 35 3 M E Kayenne XL panel with Kayak keycap legends with 35 button source selectors Panel Control Unit with rendundant power menu 3 licenses KAYN LIC PNL ME manual set and cables pick 7 5 meter or 15 meter Includes three 35 button source select modules KAYN PNL...

Page 20: ...L MFM and the System Bar There are two option slots available in the panel trays Does not include menu panel or Panel Control Unit KHDXL PNL 400 35 4 M E Kayenne XL panel with Kayak keycap legends with 35 button source selectors Panel Control Unit with rendundant power menu 4 licenses KAYN LIC PNL ME manual set and cables pick 7 5 meter or 15 meter Includes four 35 button source select modules KAY...

Page 21: ...u with touch screen One DPM Channel standard per M E with planar 3D effects remaining channels optional adding non linear and lighting effects Software License Key SLK 2 high quality chroma keyers standard Number of M Es 1 for Kayak HD 100C 1 5 for Kayak HD 150C 2 for Kayak HD 200 200C 2 5 for Kayak HD 250 250C 3 for Kayak HD 300 3 5 for Kayak HD 350 4 for Kayak HD 400 4 5 for Kayak HD 450 Note 0 ...

Page 22: ...face inputs 8 to 16 for Kayak HD 100C 150C 16 for Kayak HD 200C 250C 16 to 32 for Kayak HD 200 250 24 to 32 for Kayak HD 300 350 32 for Kayak HD 400 450 GPI Tally Outputs 32 to 64 for Kayak HD 100C 150C 64 for Kayak HD 200C 250C 64 to 128 for Kayak HD 200 250 96 to 128 for Kayak HD 300 350 128 for Kayak HD 400 450 Four full function keyers per full M E each with linear and luminance keying Five ba...

Page 23: ...uffer on every full function keyer Two main wipe generators and four keyer wipe generators per M E YUV color correction on every keyer and background bus Internal four port Gigabit Ethernet 10 100 1000 base T switch Eight serial ports for external machine control ...

Page 24: ...SU rack mounted remote power supply unit for remote or additional control panels MatchDef Dual Video Source Scalar for converting 2 SD or HD sources to the production format maximum of four for up to eight sources in the 4RU models up to 16 sources in the 8RU models One Mix Effects or IOXPAND option required for every four sources Scalars accept either HD or SD input and act as a frame sync when n...

Page 25: ...a common data pool and may be accessed by all six output channels The HD RamRecorder supports video standards 525 625 720 and 1080i Note To use the RamRecorder a new 6910000xx or 7710060xx Controller Board in the Mainframe is required The new 6910000xx or 7710060xx Controller Board does not support software earlier than 6 8 8 Total HD RamRecorder storage size is based on line rate units and the in...

Page 26: ... Venus Triton and third party routers Jupiter and Encore router control systems Control Systems Grass Valley Andromeda and third party systems Grass Valley Under Monitor Displays Serial tally for UMD Requires Grass Valley Andromeda system or third part tally box such as Tally Display Corp or Image Video Grass Valley external Remote AUX Panels CP 300 Series ESAM II for audio follow video applicatio...

Page 27: ... or the same Kayenne XL Package can be re configured to have different capabilities at different times The way a Kayenne XL Package is wired into your facility affects the digital production switcher s capabilities For example the number of sources physically connected to the system obviously determines what video the system can handle However because Kayenne XL Package video key inputs and AUX Bu...

Page 28: ...rations and Personality Settings Facility maintenance personnel or the engineer in charge of a production truck gen erally manages Engineering Setups These parameters are usually set during installation Engineering Setups information includes Networking IP addresses Timing type of reference signal External device interfaces DDRs VTRs DPM Router AUX Control Panels etc Various other system functions...

Page 29: ...g Personal Settings is possible via the Sidepanel Program Personal Settings include Menu delegation behavior Shift preferences Various other user functions General Rule All setup changes which will not work without a physical change of a device are part of Installation menu All setup changes which will work without a physical change of a device are part of Configuration menu Setting up the type th...

Page 30: ...yenne XL Package is based on sources not input signals or crosspoints Each source can be given a descriptive name but has an ID Number for absolute identification The system uses ID numbers not source names or input connectors to identify each source Defining each source is an important aspect of the Kayak HD system Source Definition The source definition process includes assigning a name to each ...

Page 31: ...d a single output A crosspoint is an electronic switch that enable a signal to pass when the switch is closed On video switchers a bus can be constructed containing a series of crosspoints which permits selecting which one of several incoming signals will be sent out the bus In Figure 1 on page 31 source 2 has been selected on the back ground A bus This signal can now be called background video an...

Page 32: ... In the upper part of Figure 2 below the video component of source 2 in the figure has been selected on the key fill bus and becomes the key fill signal for subsequent keying The key component of source 2 selected on the key cut bus becomes the key cut signal for keying The lower part of Figure 2 below shows how the same source source 4 can be selected for both the key fill and key cut signals Fig...

Page 33: ...hrough 14 If the user toggles the Shift button to the state that is opposite from the shift state for the currently selected input then the crosspoint selector button blinks to indicate this out of sync condition A useful configuration is to have sources normally used for backgrounds for example VTRs mapped to unshifted buttons and sources normally used as keys for example character generators map...

Page 34: ...und B bus is the background video that will be used next During most transitions portions of both back grounds are output simultaneously The keyers in the M E enable the inclusion of additional material over the background Wipe generators also exist which create patterns used by the mixer for wipe transitions or used by the keyers to modify the signals it sends to the mixer The processed signal in...

Page 35: ...create a custom border wash pattern Effects Send Effects Send provides a method of integrating digital effects devices into the M E Effects Send switches the key cut and key fill outputs of the keyer of the M E to a digital effects device for manipulation The manipulated key cut and key fill outputs are then received and sent directly to the inputs of the mixer circuits of the M E Effects Send ena...

Page 36: ... for an M E wipe transi tion as a preset pattern as a mask or at other points of use It is also pos sible to assign the output of the same wipe pattern generator to different points of use at the same time For efficient operation the Kayak HD system has divided the parameters controlling wipe pattern generators and related utility bus functions into two categories shared generator parameters and p...

Page 37: ...nts involved in a composite can be changed instantaneously Different buses can be included or excluded causing changes in the resulting composite image Back ground cut transitions on the M E are first selected on the Background B bus to enable previewing the upcoming picture before it is cut On Air Mix A mix is a transition from one picture to another where the new picture fades in as the existing...

Page 38: ...Mixes FAM transitions first fade a new picture to full intensity and then fade the old picture out but both full intensity pictures are mixed together to the output during the transition The resulting signal is clipped at white level to prevent generating illegal video 8447_05r0 ...

Page 39: ...ith the ADD button in the Tran sition modules of the control panel or the ADD button in the side panel s M E Main menu Wipes A wipe is a transition from one picture to another in which the edge of a shape moves across the screen revealing the new picture Wipe transitions can be applied to backgrounds to keys or to both simultaneously A wipe transition shape can be selected from a variety of patter...

Page 40: ... mix or wipe The entire picture goes to black even if all the tran sition elements involved in the picture were not selected Fade to Black The Fade to Black control in the DSK enable the Program output of the switcher to be brought down to black at a predetermined transition rate Transition Rate Cut transitions are instantaneous but mix and wipe transitions have dura tions Transition durations can...

Page 41: ...ition elements affecting stacks are Keys 1 4 background and key priority Transitions always occur from the current stack to the next stack For example if the current stack has Key 1 over Background A and the next stack specifies Key 2 over Background B a mix transition will occur between the composites Key 1 over A to Key 2 over B This is different from mixing Key 1 off Key 2 on and mixing between...

Page 42: ...A mix transition will occur between the 1 2 3 composite order to the 3 2 1 composite order All three keys will remain fully keyed over the background and will mix to their new key priority order Half M E and DSK Option The Half M E and DSK option is available to add an additional M E with cuts and mixes on backgrounds and keyers The output of this Half M E can be re entered into any other M E and ...

Page 43: ...ying techniques was to use an art card and camera to perform a luminance key with a matte fill This type of key is a good example for explaining basic keying principles because three separate and independent incoming signals are used To insert a green logo into background video the logo can be printed in white on black paper and a camera can be focused on it The signal from the camera can be selec...

Page 44: ...t correctly matches the key cut signal is called shaped video During keying properly shaped key fill video can be summed with a back ground signal with a hole cut and achieve the desired result The appropriate key mode for this type of signal is the additive key If a key fill does not match the hole in the background like in the matte key example above the key fill needs to be shaped by the switch...

Page 45: ...l Clip and Gain and Clip Hi and Clip Lo Note that the same basic keying process is controlled by either of these methods Clip and Gain The Clip and Gain operation selects a threshold of the selected key cut video that will be used to cut the hole in the background video Clip con trols the threshold and Gain controls the softness of the key edges and any translucent areas High portions of the key c...

Page 46: ...ercentage value A Gain value of 50 requires a luminance change of 50 of the distance between black and white to produce a keying signal ranging from transparent to opaque A gain value of 100 unity gain uses the entire range between black and white for this transparent to opaque transition A gain value of 0 pro duces the hard key edges a high gain key Clip Hi and Clip Lo The Kayak HD system also su...

Page 47: ...he point of opacity does not change the point of transpar ency and vice versa Clip Gain Clip Hi and Clip Low adjustments always interact Changing one always results in changes to two other values Changing Clip Hi or Clip Low changes both Clip and Gain not just Gain S Shaped Key Signals On the Kayak HD system an S shaping function is applied to the edges of luminance keys S shaping smooths the shar...

Page 48: ...page of video or a key fill Complex mask shapes are often easier to draw by hand than to create with multiple wipe patterns Opacity The opacity of a key can be adjusted When opacity is reduced below 100 some background video is allowed to show through areas where it is nor mally excluded Key opacity is an adjustment to the overall intensity of the key and is separate from Clip and Gain controls No...

Page 49: ... complete opacity black indicate complete transparency and gray areas indicate translucent areas of the key The whiter the show key signal the more opaque the key will be This key preview signal reflects all the adjustments that have been made to the key control signal Linear Key A linear key typically uses separate key cut and key fill input signals that are intended to be used for linear keying ...

Page 50: ... edges are actually gradients which enable these edges to blend smoothly with the background In the Kayak HD System the Linear Key is just a special parameter setup of the Luminance Key Background Video Key Cut Key Control typically unchanged Completed Linear Key Key Fill LOG O LOGO LOG O LOGO Key Hole in Background x Clip Gain Invert 0618_00_61 LOG O LOGO LOGO LOGO ...

Page 51: ...ing video signal using clip and gain controls When only one source is used for both key cut and key fill the key is called a Self key or Video key The same key source signal is multiplied by the key cut signal to create the key fill and then the signals are summed Figure 13 Luminance Keying Self Key Clip and Gain or Clip Hi Lo controls for luminance keys offer wide adjustment ranges On the Kayak H...

Page 52: ...e The terms foreground and background are often a source of confusion when used for chroma keys Foreground refers to the people or objects in a chroma key scene that are in front of the colored backdrop Background refers to the scene that will replace the backing color same as a linear or luminance key in the final picture Background does not refer to the back drop of the foreground scene Backgrou...

Page 53: ... it with the new background video It usually has a very low selectivity and therefore suppresses a wide range of colors The goal is to suppress as much of the backing color as pos sible without affecting foreground regions Secondary suppression is essentially a second chroma keyer that can be used to deal with areas where the backing color passes through some trans lucent portion of the foreground...

Page 54: ...t key uses an alternative key cut signal for keying On the Kayak HD system a key split is performed by holding down the Key Split button and selecting the desired key cut signal Split keys should normally treat the fill as unshaped since by definition a split key uses a fill that is not related to the cut that means the normal mode for keying is Luminance or Linear Key Mode Properly and Improperly...

Page 55: ... video set as unshaped is shown in Figure 19 on page 56 Figure 16 Video and Key Signals from DPM When the shaping is done properly using either shaped Additive Key or unshaped Luminance Key key fill the desired output is the result Figure 13 on page 51 Figure 17 Correctly Shaped DPM Key Example 8447_03r0 8447_04r0 ...

Page 56: ...aped key fill signal When the DPM provides an unshaped video output but the key is pro cessed as though it were shaped excessive luminance occurs where the key fill video and key hole edges overlap producing a white halo around the key Additive Key was used for unshaped key fill signal 8447_06r0 x Invert Background Key Hole in Background Key Control Shaping Circuit On Doubly Shaped Video Incorrect...

Page 57: ...ers Half M E and DSK Option Besides the six standard full function keyers an additional four simple Linear and Luminance only Downstream Keyers are available as an option as part of the Half M E and DSK Upgrade These DSKs can be coupled to any M E in the system to operate downstream of that M E The DSKs do not support chroma keys or DPM effects 8447_07r0 x Invert Background Key Hole in Background ...

Page 58: ...ncluded with this option Half M E and DSK functionality cannot be used simulta neously however Flexible Chroma Keyers Additional Dual Chromatte flexible chroma keyers are also available as an option Two chroma keyers are included with each option Each chroma keyer can be flexibly assigned to any desired keyer in any M E ...

Page 59: ...E Board This hardware option can be utilized to provide up to 4 channels of Expansion Video Key DPM DVE known as eDPM Translation and Transformation Translation is a subset of transformation and involves picture movement along the X Y and Z axis The picture is simply relocated to a different place and does not change in actual size or shape Figure 22 Picture Translation Transformation includes tra...

Page 60: ...ernion but permits multiple rotations Spin applies transform values in Z X Y order so editing effects in this axis order provides the best control of the effect Note Following broadcast conventions moving the Joystick forward or back along the Joystick s Y axis rotates the top of the picture forward or back a rotation about the X reference axis Similarly moving the Joystick left or right along the...

Page 61: ...channel determines the center point of translations spins and rotations for that channel You can move the axis to a new loca tion to change the behavior of that channel The axis location can be within or outside the screen area Z Axis Rotation at Different Axis Locations Figure 25 Frame of Reference Axis Locations Source and Target Space The Kayenne XL Package Digital Picture Manipulator uses sour...

Page 62: ...rce and Target Space In this example the source space for the channel is referenced to the picture itself tilted back at an angle while the target space is referenced to the monitor screen straight X axis translations will move this picture differ ently depending on whether source or target space is being used Figure 27 Source and Target Space Translation If the channel is controlled by a global c...

Page 63: ...ject pictures onto new locations of the screen For example if an image has the right perspective but is partially off screen it can be brought back on screen without changing the perspective Figure 30 Post Transform Translation Y X Z Global C hannel 0865_05 Logical Channel Source Translate Along X Axis Y Z X Global C hannel Logical Channel Target Translate Along X Axis Y Z X Global C hannel Y Z X ...

Page 64: ...t sources are being selected for different sides of an effect The system uses a Near and Far convention to ease system operation Near is always the side of the picture that is visible facing toward the viewer and Far is the hidden side of the picture facing away from the viewer The current Near side can be either the front side or the back side of the picture depending on orientation For example t...

Page 65: ...manual use the 4 x 3 aspect ratio These coordinates can be used for monitor screen locations channel target space with default global channel or they can be applied to picture loca tions channel source space Figure 31 Screen Coordinates Screen units are also used to define Z axis dimension depth in 3 D space Positive Z axis values are back behind the picture and negative values are in front of the...

Page 66: ... the direction of rotation Spin Spins are measured in number of 360 rotations up to 999 Fractional spin values are also supported A single axis 0 50 spin is the same as a single axis 0 50 rotation Spin values can be positive or negative which determines the direction of spin Skew Skew supports values of 999 though extreme values will probably rarely be used Aspect Aspect values are in percentage o...

Page 67: ...cts Concepts This nesting provides increased control of the effect dynamics Source and Target space also affects the transform nesting order Figure 33 Spin and Rotate Transform Nesting Spin Source Rotate Source Rotate Target Spin Target 0618_04_138_r0 ...

Page 68: ... dura tions then change all at once for the next keyframe LINEAR Applies a linear interpolation between keyframes no accel eration or deceleration is applied Movement is mechanical with a con stant velocity S LINEAR Applies a linear or straight line motion between keyframes with acceleration and deceleration applied at the beginning and end of each keyframe At each S Linear keyframe the motion is ...

Page 69: ...lected additional fine tuning path controls become available TENSION Controls the length of the tension vector At a setting of 0 0 this imaginary line extends an equal distance into and out of the key frame and the path through the middle keyframe is curved CONTINUITY Determines the angle of the path into and out of the key frame BIAS Determines whether the path will be pulled towards the pre viou...

Page 70: ...ob controls act on these vector parameters to adjust the path into entry and out of exit the key frame The path through KF2 is parallel to an imaginary line drawn between KF1 and KF3 Figure 35 Path Vectors Vector Values Path vector setting values of 1 0 are available same as the Thomson Grass Valley Kaleidoscope DPM KF1 KF2 KF3 Tension Vector Bias Vector Continuity Vector 0721_06_46_r1 ...

Page 71: ... parameter value For example at a Tension setting of 0 zero this imaginary line extends an equal distance into and out of the keyframe and the path through the middle keyframe is curved The unmodified KF2 is said to have a correc tion value of 0 0 Figure 36 Tension Control Setting Zero In the example below the TENSION control is increased to 1 0 so that the Tension vector is shortened to non exist...

Page 72: ...is lengthens the Tension vector causing the path through the middle key frame to be longer and broader Figure 38 The longer path will appear to make the image speed up through KF2 as it travels from KF1 to KF3 Figure 38 Tension Control Setting 1 0 Tension 1 0 KF1 KF2 KF3 No Tension Vector 0721_06_48_r0 Tension 1 0 KF1 KF2 KF3 Tension Vector 0721_06_49_r0 ...

Page 73: ... unmodified path of the other controls Figure 39 Continuity Control Setting Zero With continuity set to 1 0 the entry path through the keyframe is pulled positively along the continuity vector The effect of 1 0 continuity is that of motion dropping into and then out of the keyframe similar to a bouncing ball Figure 39 on page 73 Figure 40 Continuity Control Setting 1 0 Continuity 0 0 KF1 KF2 KF3 0...

Page 74: ...With continuity set to 1 0 the paths between the keyframes become straight lines accelerating into the keyframe and decelerating as it leaves the keyframe Figure 41 Continuity Control Setting 1 0 Continuity 1 0 KF1 KF2 KF3 0721_06_52_r0 Continuity Vector ...

Page 75: ...r the following keyframe With extreme settings all of the biasing will occur either before or after KF2 With bias set to 0 zero the curve through the keyframe is gentle as shown in Figure 42 Note A Tension vector must be present for Bias control to be available Figure 42 Bias Control Setting Zero Bias 0 0 KF1 KF2 KF3 Bias Vector Tension Vector 0721_06_53_r0 ...

Page 76: ...th of the effect travels completely through KF2 before turning towards KF3 Figure 43 Bias Control Setting 1 0 With the bias set to 1 0 the path is pulled towards the previous keyframe Entry into and exit from the keyframe is a straight line to the following key frame Figure 44 Bias Control Setting 1 0 Bias 1 0 KF1 KF2 KF3 Entry Bias Tension Vector 0721_06_54_r0 Bias 1 0 KF1 KF2 KF3 Exit Bias Tensi...

Page 77: ...n be forced on just prior to recalling an effect or it can be saved with the effect to be used auto matically This feature changes the paradigm of control for effects allowing effects to be applied under more flexible set of conditions and also to be used as spe cialized functions to perform specific actions Within the DPM timeline system when an effect is first created a snapshot of all values is...

Page 78: ... 3 The channel is at 50 size and on screen in the upper left It is moved off screen to the right Keyframe 1 locate X 2 0 locate Y 1 0 size 50 Keyframe 2 locate X 8 0 Figure 45 Parallel Mode Example Now suppose that the image is centered and size 30 Next effect 3 is recalled in sure touch parallel mode KF 1 KF 2 KF 1 KF 2 8447_08r0 ...

Page 79: ...effect Effect 2 Starts with the image centered and 30 size Image is spun off screen to the right and down Keyframe 1 size 30 Keyframe 2 locate X 8 0 locate Y 6 0 spin Z 1 875 Figure 46 Converge Mode Example Now suppose the starting image is moved up and right and then effect 2 is recalled with sure touch converge mode The result would appear as shown here The effect converges towards the original ...

Page 80: ... Manual Section 2 Concepts tion of the effect The final keyframe of the effect would set the location and spin Z to exactly the same values as in the original effect Figure 47 Converge Mode Example continued 8447_10r0 KF 1 KF 2 ...

Page 81: ...e Keyframe 1 size 5 locate X 6 0 Keyframe 2 size 15 locate X 2 0 locate Y 2 0 Keyframe 3 size 25 locate X 2 0 locate Y 1 5 Figure 48 Comparing Parallel and Converge Modes The result of moving the starting image location and recalling this effect in parallel mode red and converge mode green is shown here Figure 49 Comparing Parallel and Converge Modes continued Obviously there are ways to use sure ...

Page 82: ...82 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 2 Concepts ...

Page 83: ...Control Unit frame and optional Satellite panels This control surface has an innovative modular design permitting customized operator control layouts Control Panel Modules The following Kayenne XL Control Panel and Satellite modules are available KAYN PNL TRM Transition Module used to control M E transitions and keying KAYN PNL LEM Local EMEM Module used to control EMEM effects on that M E stripe ...

Page 84: ...Kayenne XL 4M E control surfaces are shown in the Figure 50 on page 84 Figure 50 Overview of Kayenne XL Package Control Panel Row A 35 button source and bus select Transition Local EMEM Master EMEM Crossbar Selection M E1 M E2 M E3 PP Aux Control Panel Local EMEM Transition Panel Display Panel Machine Control Panel Multi Function Panel Master EMEM Panel Row D Row C Row B Row A ...

Page 85: ...uttton source for local aux panel Display panel Touch Screen Menu Panel and PC Menu Control Each Kayenne XL control surface includes a Menu Panel that features a wide format touch screen display An articulated arm is also included offering a wide variety of installation options An additional touch screen Kayenne XL Menu Panel is available as an option It is also possible to run the Kayenne XL menu...

Page 86: ...alf M E 4 keyer 2 frames of V K storage per keyers on M E1 M E2 M E3 and PP 16 integrated DPMs 4 per M E on M E1 M E2 M E3 and PP 4 channels of expansion DPM M E board in the Expansion slot 1000 EMEMs 1000 macros Multi format input and output conversion MatchDef and SetDef FlexiKey 4 PGM 2 PVW per M E 2PGM 1 PVW on the half M E Define EMEM Macro Editing ...

Page 87: ...gated Orange lowlight Available sub selection s 2nd page with On Off status indica tion Orange highlight Sub selection s 2nd page are enabled but not delegated Blue lowlight Delegation buttons for embedded menu controls Blue highlight Indicates selection Magenta lowlight Indicates preselection and available digipot delegations Enables next level of controls Magenta highlight Indicates activated en...

Page 88: ...buttons groupings and status displays Source select buttons Source name displays SNDs Shift buttons Hold buttons not yet implemented Row delegation buttons Row select buttons M E bus select buttons K1 K6 A B U1 U2 Aux bus select button Aux Macro select button Macro Router select button Rtr EMEM select button EMEM eDPM select button eDPM Define Memo select button Define Memo Other buttons Far Key S...

Page 89: ...unction By convention it is assumed but not required that starting from the right and working to the left source select buttons will be mapped as 0 or 1 row delegation buttons 0 to 3 shift buttons Primary source select buttons Key Split Far eDPM Define Memo Aux Hold Key 2 Key 4 Key 6 Router EMEM Hold Key 1 Key 3 Key 5 Macro Hold A U1 Hold B U2 3rd 2nd Direct Trans Auto Trans Direct Trans Auto Tran...

Page 90: ...ct button etc The Source Name Display associated with the row delegation button indicates the name of the bus or the function for example KEY2 MCRO BGDB UTIL2 Initially the rows are delegated as follows Row 1 KEY1 Row 2 KEY2 Row 3 BGDA Row 4 BGDB The following rows can be selected by pressing the corresponding row selection button Macro Aux Router Define Memo eDPM The previous selection occurs by ...

Page 91: ... of the source row and source name displays to the new shift level and tallies the shift buttons for the new shift level This means the bus stays delegated to the shift level To delegate a bus to a shifted level push the shift button The shift button is high tallied and the source name displays show the source names for the selected shift level The bus now remains in this shifted state Delegation ...

Page 92: ...ton Macros are shown in groups depending on the shift level row and M E For each M E each shift level for rows 1 and 2 is assigned a macro starting number The default condition is that all shift levels for all M Es are assigned to start with macro 1 Pressing the Macro button a second time turns it off and the bus or buses revert to previous delegations Delegation to Routers Source Selection Router...

Page 93: ...egated Delegation of rows 1 and 2 to EMEM selection enable EMEM to be directly recalled Delegation of rows 3 and 4 puts the system into transitional EMEM selection mode where EMEM selection and recall can be controlled in conjunction with the transition module Selection on row 3 is equivalent to selection on rows 1 or 2 as already described Selection on row 4 prepares the EMEM Pressing the Cut but...

Page 94: ...he key split button and select a source on a row delegated to the key bus The selected source will become the key cut selection for that key bus using the currently selected keyer mode If a bus is temporarily delegated to control a keyer then the split key button becomes an on off toggle so that again source selection can be made using two hands FAR Button Operation When Far is off inactive taking...

Page 95: ...ys between normal text and reverse video text Sources which are uncalibrated will be indicated by having the source name underlined M E Delegation Indication There is a four character LED display between the K4 and U1 buttons This display shows the current delegation of the panel row to the logical M E M E1 M E2 M E3 PP M E H Corrected Inputs or Buses In the source displays corrected buses or corr...

Page 96: ...ode of operation is the default for the two sets If Macro and Rtr are off the set of controls is in Aux Bus control mode the default mode Figure 54 Kayenne XL AUX Control Panel Right Part Key Split Hold Hold Key Split Macro Aux Macro Aux Rtr Rtr Far Far Gang Gang Direct Trans Direct Trans Auto Trans Auto Trans AXDL AUX1 M3 A RAM5 BLCK BLCK 2RD MEhA RAM6 BLCK BLCK 3RD BGDA BGDB M3 A RAM5 BLCK BLCK ...

Page 97: ...en these two buttons has four lines dis playing the following Line 1 Aux bus number Line 2 Aux bus name Line 3 P permanent input if selected Line 4 Sources The Split button acts in the same way to modify source selection as described in Split Key on page 94 when the eDPM is selected The Far button acts in the same way to modify source selection as described in FAR Button Operation on page 94 when ...

Page 98: ...tion up to now these buttons were unused Direct Trans Auto Trans Refer to Figure 55 on page 99 and Figure 56 on page 99 In the Aux Transition module the preset source name is displayed in the so far unused empty OLED row Line 1 Aux bus number Line 2 Inverted shows the current source visible at the AUX outputAux bus name Line 3 Inverted shows the AUX Transition preset source A Transition to this so...

Page 99: ... Key 5 Macro Hold A U1 Hold B U2 3rd 2nd Direct Trans Auto Trans Direct Trans Auto Trans AXDL AUX1 RAM5 RAM5 BLCK BLCK 2RD RAM5 RAM5 BLCK BLCK 3RD AXDL AUX1 RAM5 RAM5 BLCK BLCK 2RD RAM5 RAM5 BLCK BLCK 3RD Key Split Hold Hold Key Split Macro Aux Macro Aux Rtr Rtr Far Far Gang Gang Direct Trans Direct Trans Auto Trans Auto Trans AXDL AUX1 M3 A RAM5 BLCK BLCK 2RD MEhA RAM6 BLCK BLCK 3RD BGDA BGDB M3 ...

Page 100: ... Auto Trans button is low tally Pressing the Auto Trans button it starts to flash If you push a source button at that AUX bus now the preset source will be newly preset and the AUX transition will be executed which is indicated by the high tally Auto Trans button while the transition is running At the end of the transition PGM and PST swaps again and the Auto Trans button goes back to low tally Do...

Page 101: ... operate identically as described in the source select section Macros Pressing each of the two Macro buttons delegates two rows of source selectors to macro functionality Pressing a macro causes it to execute To learn a macro use the macro editing buttons on the system bar The two four digit displays show MCRO Note The other buttons are not used ...

Page 102: ...Panel Module Detail 1 Limit User Next DPM EMEM Trans Rate Key1 Cut Key2 Cut Key3 Cut Key5 Cut Key6 Cut Key4 Cut Key1 Auto Key1 Auto Key2 Auto Key3 Auto Key5 Auto Key6 Auto Cut Auto Bgd Key 1 Key 2 Key 3 Key 4 Key 5 Key 6 Misc 1 Misc 2 Key Prior Blk Pst Loop Trans PVW Mix Wipe K Wipe Add iDPM eDPM 1 eDPM 2 Dedicated buttons for Cut and Auto Keyer transitions ...

Page 103: ...plemented DPM Delegate DPM Transition to Lever Fader Arm EMEM Delegate EMEM Transition to Lever Fader Arm Trans Rate Enable Transition entries Figure 60 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 3 Available Transitions Types Figure 61 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 4 Note Key Wipe is only available when Multimix is enabled Split Lever Fader Arm with progress bars ...

Page 104: ...emain in signal path Trans PVW Enables Transition PVW for the next transition on designated PVW out Figure 63 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 6 Source Name Display for selected crosspoint on designated Bus M E Source on Program Bus Preset Bus Utility1 and Utility2 Bus Figure 64 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 7 Source Name Display for selected crosspoint on designated Bus M E S...

Page 105: ... multiple selections press designated buttons simultaneously or you can select and deselect multiple components while pressing and holding one of the components and add others by single selections Figure 66 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 9 Transition Type for Background Transition Figure 67 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 10 Keyer indicators for On Air and DPM Loops ...

Page 106: ...yenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 11 Display shows the Key Priority Figure 69 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 12 Individual Transition Types for Key Transitions while MultiMix is enabled Figure 70 Kayenne XL Transition Panel Module Detail 13 Key Key Bus 1 6 ...

Page 107: ...d is not selected as part of the next transition it will remain on during and after the transition The BGD button selects a change in the background buses The result will be a transition from the current source on the PGM bus to the source selected on the PST bus After the transition the buses will flip flop so the PGM bus always remains the on air bus The PGM bus selection remains the back ground...

Page 108: ...display above the BGD button The behavior of a DPM Key Transition is as follows In a mix wipe transition the Lever Arm or the Auto Trans control the video amount of the keyer In a DPM transition the Lever Arm or the Auto Trans con trols the timeline of the DPM effect selected for this keyer When the key was off at transition start the video amount of the keyer is fully switched on at transition st...

Page 109: ... one limit to the other per forms a complete transition It is possible to start a transition with the lever then stop moving the lever at any point reverse its direction and even return it to the original limit without completing the transition If the Transition Lever Arm is not in an end position when recalling an effect or performing an Auto Trans the lever arm is resynchronized by recalcu latin...

Page 110: ...eview output and disables program transitions on that M E leaving the existing program output unchanged Pressing Auto Trans or moving the Transition Lever Arm with Trans Pvw active will show the transition only on preview allowing the setting of wipe parameters or adjusting auto transition times before actu ally performing that transition Transition preview overrides whatever preview mode is curre...

Page 111: ... with the Auto Trans or Cut button to perform a main transition For example you can start the tran sition by moving the lever off its limit and finish the transition by pressing Auto Trans Moving the lever part way then pressing Cut will complete the transition with a cut The lever arm will be resyncronized by recalculating the resting lever arm way to complete the transition in the direction of t...

Page 112: ...tributes in conjunction with the menus for the Digital Picture Manipulator The positioner is particularly suitable for adjusting position and rotation parameters and can also be used to select a color from an image for example chroma key backing color using an on screen cursor Operating the positioner subpanel involves delegating a resource and a set of associated parameters to the positioner The ...

Page 113: ...on is also used to pick a backing color when auto setting up a chroma key Positioner Delegation Because the Positioner is used for many different functions multiple stages of delegation can be required to access and control a specific set of param eters There are two ways of delegation Delegation by menu A selection in the menu delegates the corre sponding digipots parameters to the positioner if ...

Page 114: ...th one of the other delegation buttons the system checks whether there is a point of use for the corre sponding wipe generator In this case the corresponding set of parameters is delegated to the Positioner Pressing the Keyer Delegation button or the wipe transition button repeat edly toggles through the different points of use of the wipe generator for the selected delegation Pressing the wipe ge...

Page 115: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 115 Local EMEM Local EMEM Figure 75 Local EMEM Kayenne XL Package The Local EMEM subpanel is a multi purpose section of the control panel ...

Page 116: ... will not changed by EMEM recall Auto Recall If enabled EMEMs will be recalled and played as they were stored or edited The EMEM will play to that Define Memo which is stored within EMEMs If disabled EMEM will play according to the current setting of Define Memo Undo Undo recalls the state before the last EMEM recall Auto Abort If a EMEM is selected and then the Auto button is pressed the selected...

Page 117: ... of the panel surface If there are less than 4 stripes then only the appropriate number of rows will be shown If there are more than four stripes then a push of the DELEG button will show the M E delega tions for those additional stripes In Panel delegation mode all buttons are colored low tally white if the M E exists in the suite otherwise the buttons are off Current selections are high tallied ...

Page 118: ...module is delegated to the panel memory function by pressing the Panel Mem button Panel Memory can be used to readily change bus row delegations for a single M E stripe or to change M E del egations and M E bus row delegations for several or all M E stripes simultaneously There are 99 panel memory registers which are shared for the workplace The use of the Panel Memory is similar to EMEM operation...

Page 119: ...er is entered the corresponding effect is recalled immediately To run an effect in either mode just press the Cut button Note In register mode the first press of the Cut button after you have entered the digits recalls the effect The next press of the Cut button runs the effect While the effect is running consecutive pressing of the Cut button toggles between Pause and Play For more detailed run c...

Page 120: ...ng a Register for Storing Editing When you press the Store or the Edit button the current register is prompted in the display If you want to use this register just press the Enter button for confirmation Or select another register by entering a one or two digit number onthe numeric keypad and press the Enter button If you wish to select the next free register press the FREE button Edit Select the ...

Page 121: ...if not already displayed 3 Press Enter The buttons Auto Recall Undo Auto Abort do not have a function in DPM mode RamRecorder In Ram Mode the Effects Subpanel serves to control the internal RamRe corders To select the desired RamRecorder channel for control either toggle through the channels by repeatedly pressing the Ram button or hold down the Ram button and select the related channel number ...

Page 122: ... etc The memo system is used for storing and recalling static settings statuses snapshots and interpolated timelines The snapshots and timelines are identified with numbers Register 0 99 EMEM can be operated in two ways Operation via the buttons of the Effects panel section Operation via the menu panel The number of keyframes in a timeline is only limited by the storage capacity of the respective ...

Page 123: ...ing of a static switcher status RECALL Reproduction of a stored static switcher status EDITING EDIT Creation or the processing of a timeline outside real time PLAY Play of a stored timeline TRAJECTORY Trajectory between keyframes REGISTER Memory location where a snapshot or a timeline can be stored Registers are identified with a number between 0 99 REGISTER MODE Input mode for the register number...

Page 124: ...led during storing but this does not have any particular ben efit Enabling Direct Mode The Drc button toggles between on and off If the direct mode is on the Bnk button becomes active Press this button to select a bank snap b05 sn05 Disabling Direct Mode Press the lighting Drc button Register 24 is selected Register 05 is selected The register contains a snapshot and has no particular name Registe...

Page 125: ...e Should the register be assigned the contents is overwritten when storing Selecting a Register While Recalling When a snapshot or a timeline is recalled there are several ways to select a corresponding register If the register shown in the display is to be used no further selection is nec essary To select the next used register press the NEXT button To select a particular register enter a one or ...

Page 126: ... duration with numeric keypad 4 Complete the entry with Enter or cancel the operation with Cancel Auto Recall When Auto Recall is active the recall of a snapshot or timeline will restore the Define Memo in the same state which was active when the register was stored Undo If you press this key the status before the last recall of a snapshot or a time line can be restored even if several other opera...

Page 127: ...elected Auto interpolates to the snapshot in a fixed period of time Set by Trans Dur If the EMEM is not playing a timeline and a timeline register is selected Auto starts playing the timeline in a fixed period of time This only works if the timeline has no endless loops or waits and a transition duration other than 0 has been selected If the EMEM is playing a timeline Auto aborts playing the timel...

Page 128: ...l timeline edit control please use the menu panel Timeline start symbol Timeline end symbol Internal stored keyframe Ext stored keyframe snapshot in register nn Ext stored timeline timeline in register nn Loop begin symbol Loop end symbol Wait for a user input Wait for a number of frames Wait for a special time of day Wait for a special timecode of a conn machine Trigger MaKE Memo nn of the panel ...

Page 129: ...th related dissolves transitions between the keyframes Modifying a Timeline The following procedure is used for all modifications of a timeline 1 Ensure that no transition or anything else is running at the EMEM 2 Press Edit 3 Select Register 4 Press Enter 5 Insert delete or modify timeline objects such as keyframes or loops 6 Press Edit The timeline is stored as a chain of keyframes snapshots and...

Page 130: ...elected keyframe object The default transition time is set to the current transition duration of snapshot dissolves TRJ Changes the trajectory of the selected transition object Possible are Linear S Linear Curve S Linear to Pause and Curve to Pause The button permits a successive selection of the individual objects of a timeline Changes the cursor position to the previous object VIEW With the VIEW...

Page 131: ...numeric keypad 4 Press Enter Note Errors can be deleted with Clear Inserting a Loop in a Timeline If a loop is inserted in the Effects subpanel always an endless loop loop counter 000 is inserted for default To change the loop counter follow the steps in the section Modifying a Loop in an Existing Timeline on page 132 Note It is possible to insert loops max 99 into other loops This functionality i...

Page 132: ...s before the next ELOOP or LOOP object or the end of the time line if no other loop follows If the button LOOP is pressed before the end of the loop the ELOOP object is moved to that position in the timeline If the loop is an endless loop the timeline ends with the end of the loop Modifying a Loop in an Existing Timeline The following procedure is used 1 Shift LOOP or ELOOP indication to the end o...

Page 133: ...ne XL Package User Manual 133 Local EMEM Delete a Timeline object in an Existing Timeline The following procedure is used 1 Shift the timeline object to delete to the end of the display Buttons and Press DEL ...

Page 134: ...o the register to be used for storage must be selected Press the Store button The display prompts RECORD If the register number is to be taken over that shown before the actua tion of the Store button no further selection is necessary Note During recording the contents of the register is overwritten If you wish to select the next free register press the FREE button If you wish to select a particul...

Page 135: ... To select the next used register press the NEXT key To select a particular register enter a one or two digit number with the numeric keypad If a two digit number is entered for example 15 the related register 1 appears in the display when the first digit 1 has been entered The desired register 15 appears after the input of the second digit After the selection press the Cut button to play the macr...

Page 136: ... provides also a Lock function for the complete workplace Control Panel and Kayenne XL Menu Hold down the EMEM button and press the unlabled button left to the Cut Pause button You can enter 0 no digit to 8 digits for your personal locking code and press ENT The panel will turn to Locked To unlock the panel enter your locking code again and press ENT In case you forgot the locking code there are t...

Page 137: ... this module to the local EMEMs allowing extended editing capabilities The following two pictures show the different delegation modes for the Recall Layouts Figure 82 Master EMEM Panel Figure 82 on page 137 shows the Master EMEM button highlighted In this mode the buttons M E1 through PP all are colored according the M E colors and in this example M E2 is selected allowing to set the DefineMemo fo...

Page 138: ... press the Local EMEM button the last selected local EMEM dele gation is remembered There are two ways to change the delegation to another Local EMEM 1 Press the Local EMEM button again to toggle through the M Es 2 Hold down the Local EMEM button all available M Es are low tally colored 3 Select a M E and release both buttons For general EMEM operation see Local EMEM on page 115 ...

Page 139: ...e has two delegations for the left part You can delegate the module to Define Memo using the DefM button Figure 83 on page 138 or you can delegate the module to page bank selection Figure 84 on page 139 by pressing the DefM button again Figure 84 Master EMEM ...

Page 140: ... the according subgroup of the define memo The buttons lit when at least one member of their subgroup is selected All subgroup members are on off toggles The All button toggles a complete subgroup on off When this button is pressed while only some members are on the first press turns all members off Subgroup for PP M E1 M E2 M E3 Figure 85 Define Memo Subgroup for PP M E1 M E2 M E3 ...

Page 141: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 141 Master EMEM Subgroup for M Eh Figure 86 Define Memo Subgroup for M E H ...

Page 142: ...ckage User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Subgroup Aux Figure 87 Define Memo Subgroup for Aux There are more Sublevels available than buttons You can toggle through the pages by pressing the more button in that subgroup ...

Page 143: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 143 Master EMEM Subgroup Router Figure 88 Define Memo Subgroup for Router ...

Page 144: ...144 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Subgroup Ram Figure 89 Define Memo Subgroup for RamRecorder ...

Page 145: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 145 Master EMEM Subgroup Misc Int Figure 90 Define Memo Subgroup for Misc Int ...

Page 146: ...igure 91 Define Memo Subgroup for Misc Ext Page Bank Selection This delegation is only available when the EMEM part of this module is in Direct Mode The Page selection is currently disabled reserved for future use the 10 buttons in the last 2 rows show the currently selected bank ...

Page 147: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 147 Display Panel Display Panel Figure 92 Kayenne XL Display Panel For details refer to Menu Panel Description on page 256and Menu Structure Overview on page 265 ...

Page 148: ... which is also the reason to call it Half M E also referred to as M E H Feature Set of the Half M E Table 5 Feature Set of the Half M E Feature Set Not implemented Features Field Dominance Wipe Transition M E Couple iDPM Key Drop Chroma Key Mix Transition Preset Pattern DSK Transition RGB Correction Black Preset no Utility Inputs Transition Preview Luminance Key Memo Master and M E Memo Transition...

Page 149: ... Control serves for controlling external machines This can be any type of device which can be controlled by one of the machine control protocols such as video audio tape machines hard disk recorders etc In addition all internal switcher components that behave like a tape machine can be controlled RamRecorder eDPM iDPM ...

Page 150: ...igure 94 Machine Control Module In status mode the display shows the current delegated machine device the current loaded clip and the current timecode position Dependening on the delegated device type for example RAMRecorder it shows additional device related information ...

Page 151: ... functions Rewind Reverse Still Stop Play FastFor ward Record The buttons Jog Var and Shuttle will delegate the control wheel automatically To disable the wheel press any other motion command button After a device is assigned and a clip has been pre selected the Load button is used to load te clip for playing Device assignment and clip selection is described later ...

Page 152: ...ult value for the new mark is the current timecode position of the loaded clip In addition the numeric keypad contains an entry to clear reset the IN or OUT mark Use SOM start of material to clear the IN and EOM end of material to clear the OUT mark Figure 98 Machine Control Modul Detail 5 Indicates an activated Loop and or Breakout Mode An activated Breakout can be overruled with this button once...

Page 153: ... a clip server or RamRecorder is selected Prev and Next enable you to step through the related clip list Once a clip is selected it is loaded imme diately Figure 100 Machine Control Module Detail 7 Device selection section where former assigned devices can be selected for individual control ...

Page 154: ...fic parameter The func tion of these buttons depends on the type of selected device For example a RamRecorder device has other settings to control than an external disk server Figure 102 Machine Control Module Detail 9 Page delegation buttons 1 4 15 positions each individual MF selection not yet implemented Clip Info for more detailed clip information ...

Page 155: ...peration Modes Machine Selection Figure 103 Machine Control Device Selection Start with a blank Machine Control Module To assign a device to a certain device selection button press and hold one of the device selection buttons marked with red dots ...

Page 156: ...ge User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Figure 104 Machine Control Digipots Turn upper digipot to select available devices Confirm selection by pressing the digipot none Delete current assignment cncl Cancel current dialog ...

Page 157: ...disk server In the example above an external machine called MP 1 is cur rently selected Device Setting buttons related to external devices List Update cliplist of selected device Note If a new clip has been locally created on an external device or an existing clip has been deleted the cliplist has to be updated Loop Enable or disable Loop Mode for AMP controlled devices ...

Page 158: ...XL Menu For serial controlled VTRs a port and a protocol has to be selected For VTRs which are controlled via LAN the IP address and the video channel of the external machine has to be selected In addition a pro tocol has to be chosen currently only the AMP protocol is available Within the Machine Control Module the short identification name for serial controlled VTRs is MS 1 4 The long identifier...

Page 159: ...ays the one that is currently pre selected also marked by the sign To make the pre selected folder to the current working folder press the LOAD button To cancel the folder selection dialog without changing the working folder press the lower right digipot Note While selecting a folder the current working folder is marked by the sign Device Settings buttons related to external VTRs List Update clipl...

Page 160: ...he external machine and therefore absolute accurate Some More Details About IN OUT Mark Handling On serial controlled VTRs and on LAN controlled VTRs where Mark Con trol is disabled the IN and OUT marks are totally clip independent and stored within the Kayak frame once per machine It s possible to set them per keypad input or by grabbing the current timecode see description of related buttons for...

Page 161: ...ar can be temporary delegated to the Machine Control Module for full control Select the desired device on the related machine control group Press and hold Prev and Next simultaneously and press the Clip Info button on the Machine Control Module To bring back the module to standard delegation just select a device within the device assignment section ...

Page 162: ...r Delegation Figure 107 Machine Control RamRecorder Delegation Turn upper digipot to browse available clips Turn lower digipot to browse available stills Load selected clip still by pressing the Load button Clip position which will be loaded after confirmation of Load ...

Page 163: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 163 Half M E Figure 108 Machine Control Clip Selection Figure 109 Machine Control Loaded Clip Mark In Out Loaded Clip TC Position ...

Page 164: ...fo While button Clip Info is pressed and held down the status display is showing additional clip information The type and amount of information depends on the selected device type Figure 110 on page 164 shows the clip information for an RamRecorder channel Top row Length of loaded clip Upper middle row Loop count Bounce mode Breakout mode Lower middle row Readout while in Still position Readout wh...

Page 165: ... E Figure 111 Machine Control Slow Motion Individually selectable Play modes per RamRecorder Channel Available modes are Lower selection VTR Clip Loop Extended Upper selection SuperSlomo speed 2x 3x 4x 5x 6x Live Slomo mode not yet implemented ...

Page 166: ...RamRe corder Channel New Record new clip on next available position using specified RLen Record length Edit Allows to overwrite append new content to existing clip using specified Record length ID Preselecting clip record position Dlay Using selected channel s as Delay Line Delay time Record length Grab Grabbing a still using selected channel s video input s ...

Page 167: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 167 Half M E Figure 113 Machine Control Loop Adjustments for Loop count 0 endless infinite Loop on off Bounce on off ...

Page 168: ...ual Section 3 Control Panel Figure 114 Machine Control Breakout Adjustments for Breakout mode Off Breakout disabled In Breakout forced to Mark In TC Out Breakout forced to Mark Out TC Any Breakout possible on Mark In and Mark Out TC ...

Page 169: ... 169 Half M E Figure 115 Machine Control Readout Readout modes for Still and Play P F1 Play Field 1 P F2 Play Field 2 P Fr Play Frame P 12 Play Field 1 2 S F1 Still Field 1 S F2 Still Field 2 S Fr Still Frame 3 S 12 Still Field 1 2 ...

Page 170: ...Section 3 Control Panel Figure 116 Machine Control Trimming Adjustments for trimming In Allows you to Trim Delete the Inner part between Mark In and Mark Out Out Allows you to Trim Delete the Outer part before Mark In and after Mark Out ...

Page 171: ...e Control Figure 117 System Bar The Kayenne XL control panel types are different The 4 3 and 2 M E control panels 35 sources have 6 machine control groups The 2 M E panel 25 sources has 6 machine control groups The 1 M E panel 15 sources has 2 machine control groups ME 1 ME 2 ME 3 PGM ME h eDPM Attch Enable Show Attch Repl Attch Delete Ins Pause Rec Cue Load Play Prev Next Machine Control Group Sw...

Page 172: ...EBox menu The Switched Preview buttons are used to select the M E output which is routed to the defined aux preview bus Figure 118 Switched Preview When pressing the Switched Preview buttons M E1 M E2 M E3 M E4 PGM eDPM the following outputs will be toggled per M E Main Out B Out C Out D Preview 1 Preview 2 The button of the currently previewed M E will be tallied high The last two buttons of the ...

Page 173: ...arts the recording To be compatible with the XTen Kayak style of recording macros it is also possible to hold the Record button and press a button on a bus delegated to macros While the recording process the Record button blinks It is terminated by pressing the Record button again or pressing the selected macro button again Insert Delay While recording a macro pressing this button changes the dele...

Page 174: ...down a macro button 4 Hold the button to which the macro is to be attached When the replace attachment is done the ReplaceAttach button tallies low To attach further macros repeat steps 2 to 4 To pre attach a macro 1 Delegate the required bus rows to macros as needed 2 Hold down a macro button 3 Hold the button to which the macro is to be attached for two seconds 4 To check if the macro is attache...

Page 175: ...hed for two seconds 3 To check if the macro has been deleted press Show Attach To delete a post attached macro 1 Hold down the button to which the macro is attached 2 Hold down the Delete button in the macro editing section for two seconds 3 To check if the macro has been deleted press Show Attach ...

Page 176: ...rent timecode in timecode display mode Multiple Device Assignment It is possible to associate one or more devices with a machine control group There are two ways to assign a device to a machine control group Hold down Prev and Next buttons together and press not hold the device selection button on the Machine Control module where the device is assigned to Hold down Prev and Next buttons together a...

Page 177: ...ne Control Module for full control This feature is described in details within the Machine Control sec tion Machine Delegation Busses In addition to the manual selection of machines within a list of assigned device it is possible to bring a device on top of a machine control group for controlling by the Machine Delegation Busses feature A Machine Delegation Bus is a ME or an Aux bus where sources ...

Page 178: ...t simultaneously changes to still selection mode In that mode the buttons are used to preselect RamRecorder stills When a machine that is controlled via LAN is assigned to the machine control group pressing Prev and Next simultaneously changes to folder selection mode In that mode the buttons are used to navigate between the available folders on the external disk server Pressing Prev and Next agai...

Page 179: ...vice is playing and goes low tally when it stops In clip and folder selection mode Play has no function Timecode Display Mode To bring a machine control group into Timecode Display Mode for the current controlled device change to clip selection mode then hold Prev or Next and press Cue Load do the same to switch back to clip selection mode Note Display modes are stored per assigned device not per ...

Page 180: ...e XL menu Figure 121 Multi Function Modul In the Home menu those displays remain blank except the display right beneath the Joystick which shows Home Once entering any Main Menu the control philosophy is built from bottom row selections up to the top row selections reflecting the control levels in the inbuilt hierarchy The Multi Function module is displays controllable resources reflecting the act...

Page 181: ... Package User Manual 181 Multi Function Control Main Home Menu Figure 122 Multi Function Home Menu item not yet implemented Figure 123 Multi Function Main Menu Buttons Main Menu selection and Home Menu Last Last ...

Page 182: ...rogram Preset Utility Fill Key Aux eDPM RamRecorder Router not yet implemented Copy Swap YUV Correction Input Bus Aux RGB Correction optional Input Bus Aux CAMera Panl Brightness controls for Lowlight Tally Highlight Tally OLED s Text displays and button modul disabling Home Main menu Menu History Figure 124 Multi Function Last Next Menu History Last Next menu 2nd page menu also used for menu hist...

Page 183: ...elegate the Multi Function Control to a different M E of the mainframe Selecting M E 3 causes the status of M E3 to be shown and the setting to be sent to M E3 in the mainframe The M E H is reachable by deselecting the currently highlighted M E All buttons have to be off M Es without a licence are disabled Control panel M E delegations Last ...

Page 184: ... depends on the status of the Transition Wipe settings The determination of the Transition Wipe is done by the selection of the M E The color of the Wipe delegation buttons is the same as the currently selected M E The M E H does not have a Transition Wipe consequently the delegations are disabled for this M E Auto Delegation ADel The ADel function activates the auto delegation of the multi functi...

Page 185: ...ck and Digipots Figure 127 Multi Function Joystick Figure 128 Multi Function Digipots All displays filled with the word Test are just an example regarding the number of characters available in each display Joystick and related displays Digipots and related displays ...

Page 186: ...ure 129 Multi Function Overview In general the last selected function or delegation will automatically force control to the 5 digipots and or joystick on the right side of the Multi Func tion Module as well as to the 6 buttons located underneath the Joystick Last ...

Page 187: ... the key signal When changing any M E s preview mode from Look Ahead Preview to Combined Key Signal press and hold the PVW button in a Keyer Main menu of related M E and select deselect the Keyers which should be dis played on that M E preview output After finishing selection press the PVW button in order to cycle through available M E Preview output states Note While an M E PVW output is configur...

Page 188: ...he Fill signal for the corresponding keyer The Self Coup and Splt buttons define the way in which the key signal is selected If Self is selected the selected fill signal is also used as key signal If Splt is active the key and fill sources can be selected separately If Coup is active the operator selects a Key Fill source on the Key Buses row and the switcher automatically selects the Key Source s...

Page 189: ...ts Preset Pattern which cuts the hole in the back ground using an internal wipe pattern generator or Utility Bus video rather than a source s key cut signal Wipe pattern selection and other preset pattern adjustment such as softness of the preset pattern edge and size of the preset pattern shape can be adjusted in the Wipe menu The Joystick in the Joystick subpanel when properly delegated controls...

Page 190: ...in 5 Turn primary suppression PriHue until the background the key color becomes very noisily affected Adjust for maximum 6 Increase the Selectivity until the background is completely keyed off but foreground stays unaffected 7 Adjust PriChr and PriLum so that the background color and luminance appears as in the original 8 Adjust Clip Lo Hi Adjust Clip Lo to make the foreground opacity and adjust C...

Page 191: ...to 1 1 transfer so that key signals for example from the caption generator are effective without change In LUM clip and gain are adjusted so that the key source signal is ampli fied to become a full range signal with minimum of 0 and maximum of 100 In LIN clip and gain are set to unity In CHR Chroma Key the Auto button starts an automatic key adjust ment Note After all automatic key adjustments th...

Page 192: ...ustments may be required after you use Auto Setup After an Auto Setup has been initiated by pressing the Curs button you can cancel it by pressing the Curs button again but the chroma key will retain the default settings imposed If the result of the Auto Setup is not satisfactory further fine tuning can be made in the chroma key menu as described below 1 Adjust Selectivity to ensure that no foregr...

Page 193: ...rder function enables you to provide the key signals with a border effect which can be adjusted individually The border selected in the Keyer menu can be switched on with the Bord on button For further information please refer to the section Key Menu The border functionality is not supported in the first software releases ...

Page 194: ...e based on a video source that has been clip and gain adjusted to create the mask control signal Masks cannot be applied to preset patterns The Inhb and Forc buttons delegate the keyer to control one of these two mask types Changes to the masking controls affect only the selected mask type of the keyer delegated in the keyers subpanel A high button tally indi cates which mask is being controlled I...

Page 195: ...ithin this delegation the Key Store readout can be selected The button underneath the joystick gives the possibility to select the live signal or to freeze the Signal The Freeze Signal depends on the Readout which is set in the Store menu F Lv Fill Live K Lv Key Live VS1F Video store 1 Fill VS1K Video store 1 Key Last ...

Page 196: ...ed button row Beneath both digipots for Current and Next a graphical representation of the actual priority status is displayed Key Prior The Prior button enable the user to set the next priority stack of the four keyers To set key priority hold down the Prior button and press the Key 1 4 buttons in the keying order desired from top to bottom priority This will set the next priority stack After key...

Page 197: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 197 Multi Function Control Pattern Key Main Menu Figure 137 Multi Function Pattern Main On the digipot in lower right position the pattern size can be adjusted Last ...

Page 198: ...e Banks in iDPM eDPM Main is selected the former displayed button Next changes to Page in order to toggle between Banks 00 04 and 05 09 Bank 00 is selected and button 0 in upper left corner indicates the loaded DPM effect It is also reflected on all digipots which effect number is loaded to which channel The top digipot displays the last recalled effect When you turn this digipot you step through ...

Page 199: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 199 Multi Function Control Figure 139 Multi Function DPM 2nd Page All effects are empty in Bank 05 Page Next button Last ...

Page 200: ...wer right corner in most menus is delegated to the Size parameter Inside Locate there are delegations for Axis and Spin available Note The lowest button row beneath the Joystick delegates to the control plane for example SRC Source plane where Spin is available TRG Target plane where Rotate is available and Delegation for Glob Global Channel planes Last ...

Page 201: ...rent effect White color The channel is part of the current effect but is not under control of but tons digipots or joystick Orange or Yellow The channel is part of the current effect and is under control Yellow The channel is part of the current effect and is under control The parameters of the yellow channel are displayed Example Figure 141 All four channels are part of the current effect channel...

Page 202: ...202 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Figure 142 Only channel 1 and 2 are part of the current effect Only channel 1 is controlled and its parameters are displayed Figure 142 ...

Page 203: ...op Menu Figure 143 Multi Function DPM Edit Crop Menu While 4 digipots are controlling their individual crop edges spinning the Joystick in Z direction will affect all crop edges simultaneously Inside Crop there are delegations for Rev H V Inverts and Cube Auto Cube On Off Last ...

Page 204: ...L Package User Manual Section 3 Control Panel iDPM eDPM Edit Skew Menu Figure 144 Multi Function DPM Edit Skew Menu Inside Skew there are delegations for Asp Aspect Pers Perspective and Post Post 3D Transforms Last ...

Page 205: ...ulti Function Control iDPM eDPM Edit SpFX Special Effects Figure 145 Multi Function DPM Edit SpFX Menu For each DPM channel it can be determined whether a recalled effect is loaded with or without the preprogrammed input crosspoints Last ...

Page 206: ... eDPM Edit Setup Menu Figure 146 Multi Function DPM Edit Setup Menu Inside Setup it is determined which DPM channel s will belong to a newly created clip and whether Global applies to those channels or not New Create New DPM effect based on channel s selection Last ...

Page 207: ...ti Function Control iDPM eDPM Edit Misc Default Menu Figure 147 Multi Function DPM Edit Misc Default Menu Inside Default a single or all DPM channel s and Global channel can be backed up to their geometric preset only or to all presets Last ...

Page 208: ... affected with the row underneath The display beneath the Joystick indicates the priority status throughout all DPM channels In this case channels 1 and 2 are together in a Z Group forced to be below channels 3 and 4 which are also forming a Z Group always on top of channel 1 and 2 Any combination of groups and priorities is possible 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 2 3 4 1 3 4 2 1 1 3 4 2 1 4 3 2 1 4 2 3 etc Z Gr...

Page 209: ...al 209 Multi Function Control iDPM eDPM Edit Misc Settings Figure 149 Multi Function DPM Edit Misc Settings Menu In Settings the DPM interpolation mode can be changed per channel between Adpt Adaptive Frm Frame and Fld Field Last ...

Page 210: ...nual Section 3 Control Panel iDPM eDPM Edit Misc Load Lock Figure 150 Multi Function DPM Edit Misc Load and Lock Menu When Lo is selected effects can be write protected using Lock On Off Also Loop Off On and Bounce is possible here ...

Page 211: ...tion Control iDPM eDPM Edit Misc Use DPM Crosspoint Figure 151 Multi Function DPM Edit Misc Use Crosspoints Menu For each DPM channel it can be determined whether a recalled effect is loaded with or without the preprogrammed input crosspoints Last ...

Page 212: ...election Figure 152 Multi Function DPM Edit Near Input Menu For each DPM channel the input for the Near fill signal can be selected with the delegated digipot Note When function button Far is delegated the input for each DPM channel for Far Fill signal can be selected with the related digipot Last ...

Page 213: ...ulti Function DPM Edit Near Key Input Menu While pressing and holding the Near button the input for the near key signal can be selected with the delegated digipot for each DPM channel Note When function button Far is delegated the input for each DPM channel for Far Key signal can be selected with the related digipot Last ...

Page 214: ...Package User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Wipe and Key Selection Home Matt Col Mattes Selection BGD Background Color1 Figure 154 Multi Function Home Mattes Menu Figure 155 Multi Function Background Colors Last Last ...

Page 215: ...ound Colors 1 3 can be in Wash mode allowing changes for Soft ness Position and Angle Selecting either Matte1 or Matte2 the digipots are controlling the parameters for Hue Saturation and Luminance When Wash mode is turned Off Matte1 and Matte2 are single flat Mattes ...

Page 216: ...216 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Matt Col Mattes Selection ColT Test Signal Gen Figure 156 Multi Function Mattes Test Signals Available Test Patterns Last ...

Page 217: ...or Hue Saturation and Luminance When changing from Flat M1Wp or M1Wp Main Wipe1 or 2 the lower 2 digipots are delegated to Size and Softness controls of the related Wipe When UT 1 or UT 2 Utility 1 or 2 is selected the lower two digipots are del egated to Clip and Gain controls of the related Utility bus Selecting K WP Key Wipe as Wash tool will delegate the lower two digi pots to the Offset and S...

Page 218: ... Key Border Col Key Wipe Figure 158 Multi Function Mattes Border Selects the Border Fill Source for the Base or Wash color to be derived from Color Matte SMat or from Utility bus1 or Utility bus2 SUT1 or SUT2 S Source Border Source selection for Matte or Video signal from Utility buses Last ...

Page 219: ... Border Col Main Wipe1 Figure 159 Multi Function Mattes Border Selecting the Border Fill Source for the Base or Wash color to be derived from Color Matte SMat or from Utility bus1 or Utility bus2 SUT1 or SUT2 S Source UT Utility Border Source selection for Matte or Videosignal from Utility buses ...

Page 220: ...el Wipe Source Main Wipe1 Mix Delegated Figure 160 Multi Function Wipe Selection Pattern Mix Modifiers Delegated and specific available modifiers Selected Wipe and available selection Pattern Memo On Off Generic Wipe attributes Wipe run direction Modifier reset Last ...

Page 221: ...rol Wipe Sel Wipe Source Main Wipe2 Misc Modifiers Figure 161 Multi Function Wipe Selection Enabled Modifiers Delegated Modifiers Pattern Source selection Wipe1 Wipe2 Utility1 Utility2 Toggle Pattern Source selection Wipe1and Utility1 Wipe2andUtility2 Last ...

Page 222: ...nsists of 4 pages of 15 devices each Which page you are on is displayed and controlled with the top digipot Alternatively you can step through the pages with the Up and Down buttons The 2nd button toggles between the tape motion commands Beg go to begin Stop stop End go to end Rev play reverse Stil still Play play and as second page ...

Page 223: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 223 Multi Function Control Figure 163 2nd Level Buttons M In go to Mark In Goto go to timecode Mout go to Mark Out S In set Mark In Sout set Mark Out Rec record ...

Page 224: ...nual Section 3 Control Panel Machine Selection Figure 164 Machine Selection To assign a device to a certain device selection button press and hold one of the device selection buttons marked with red dots Figure 165 Machine Selection ...

Page 225: ...ype of the selected machine the digipots and the bottom row offers a choice of options Options for the Ram Recorder Digipots Clip select a clip Still select a still Bottom Row Mode play mode and record mode Loop Loop on off bounce Bout Breakout type for loops Read readout for play and still mode Trim trim outside or inside of Mark In Mark Out Note Press the selected button like Mode again to retur...

Page 226: ... Figure 166 RAM LoadClip Turn the according digipot to scroll through the list of available clips stills Press Load to load the selected clip still or press the digipot to cancel the action Since a Ramrecorder channel can only hold a clip or a still at a time one of the two displays always will read ...

Page 227: ...L Package User Manual 227 Multi Function Control Ram Recorder Mode Play Mode Record Mode Figure 167 RAM Mode When you press Mode a subselection of Play play modes Rec record modes and a Grab button is available ...

Page 228: ...ip Clip Mode Plays clip always from Mark In to Mark Out n times n loop count default 1 Loop Simple Loop Mode Like Clip Mode but starts at the current position no jump back to Mark In at a play command eLp Extended Loop Mode Like Simple Loop Mode but allows an After Play after Mark Out when finished the n loops Slom Live Slomo Mode Not yet implemented ...

Page 229: ...ording at the current position of the current clip This allows to expand an already recorded clip ID Record ID Starts recording a new clip at a defined position Dlay Delay Line Starts an endless recording loop length is Record Length and plays out with the according delay RLen Record Length Set the record length used for clip recording delay line and as After Play time in play mode Extended Loop ...

Page 230: ...p Figure 170 RAM Loop 1 number of loops Set the number of loops for Clip Mode Simple Loop Mode and Extended Loop Mode For an endless loop enter 0 Loop Bnce Bounce Select either Loop play always in forward direction with jump from end to begin or Bounce play forward and reverse ...

Page 231: ...F no break No break out command will be accepted In break at Mark In After a break out command is received the loop will be left during reverse play and will play the part of the clip before Mark In Out break at Mark Out After a break out command is received the loop will be left during forward play and will play the part of the clip After Mark Out Any break at Mark In or Out The loop will be left...

Page 232: ... 2 same as P F1 but with Field 2 P FR Play Frame Set the Readout Mode for Play to Frame standard mode P 12 Play Field 1 2 Set the Readout Mode for Play to Field 1 2 This mode can be used when you want to swap the field order in a frame either because it was faulty recorded or by purpose Set still readout to S F12 step to field 2 and start to play Now your play out field order will be field 2 field...

Page 233: ... transition under fader control will look smoother than with frame read out S F1 Still Field 1 Set the Readout Mode for Still to Field 1 A single step command will advance by frame but always read out field 1 S F2 Still Field 2 same as S F1 but with field 2 S FR Still Frame set the Readout Mode for Still to Frame chance of motion jitter S 12 Still Field 1 set the Readout Mode for Still to Field 1 ...

Page 234: ... Mark Out will be deleted The part before Mark In and after Mark Out will be joined OUT Trim outer part All frames before Mark In and after Mark Out will be deleted Note Only the video track will be trimmed Audio will stay in its original length To play only the video part play mode Clip should be used which will only play the part between Mark In and Mark Out ...

Page 235: ... machine becomes available in the device assignment section of the module it has to be selected in the installation menu of the Kayenne XL menu For serially controlled machines a port and a protocol have to be selected For machines which are controlled via LAN the IP address and the desired video channel have to be selected In addition a protocol has to be chosen currently only the AMP protocol is...

Page 236: ...or seri ally controlled machines By pressing this button the names and dura tions of all clips which are available in the current working folder are transferred to the switcher XL system This has to be done for instance on system startup or after the working folder has been changed For devices which are controlled over LAN the cliplist is updated auto matically in most cases e g change of working ...

Page 237: ...ken into account for the loop ACue Autocue When enabled a clip is automatically cued to its IN mark after it is loaded by a snapshot or timeline recall MCtl Mark Control This feature is only available for machines which are controlled over LAN When Mark Control is enabled the IN and OUT marks stored within the metadata of a clip are controlled directly In other words metadata of a clip can be chan...

Page 238: ...ction 3 Control Panel iDPM eDPM Selecting an Effect Figure 176 Selecting an Effect Turn the according digipot to scroll through the list of available effects Press Load to load the selected effect or press the digipot to cancel the action ...

Page 239: ...ayenne XL Package User Manual 239 Multi Function Control Input Selection Input M E Keys Aux Ram eDPM Figure 177 Input Selection Overview Selection M E Aux Ram eDPM Selector for Key 1 6 M E selection Last ...

Page 240: ...3 Control Panel Input M E Crosspoints Figure 178 Multi Function M E Crosspoints While an M E is selected the digipots are delegated to related Utility 1 and 2 crosspoints as well as to the dedicated Program and Preset cros spoint selectors Last ...

Page 241: ...put M E Keyer Figure 179 Multi Function Keyer While an M E Keyer 1 6 is selected the digipots are delegated to N Fill Near Side Keyer Fill signal N Key Near Side Keyer Key Matte signal F Fill Far Side Keyer Fill signal F Key Far Side Keyer Key Matte signal Last ...

Page 242: ...42 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Input M E H Figure 180 Multi Function Half M E Once M E H is selected Keyer 5 6 and Utility 1 2 are unavailable due to hardware architecture Last ...

Page 243: ...o Aux Bus and also pressing the lower digipot crosspoint selector the selected cross point will toggle the function Permanent Input for this particular Aux Output On Off and this is indicated on the button Perm When a desig nated Aux Bus is already in Permanent mode the related display will change from Aux XX to Perm XX The Titl Safe Title and Cntr Center Cross buttons are delegating related contr...

Page 244: ... function s is activated and toggles through all possible states Center Cross Safe Title Both OFF Note The controls for Permanent Safe Title Center Cross and Mode are iden tical regardless if Non Page or Page mode is selected In Fig 35 Perma nent Safe Title Center Cross and Mode are disabled ...

Page 245: ...Package User Manual 245 Multi Function Control Input Aux Safe Title Center Cross Delegation Figure 182 Multi Function Safe Title Figure 183 Multi Function 34 Safe Titel delegation Last Center Cross delegation Last ...

Page 246: ...yenne XL Package User Manual Section 3 Control Panel Input Aux Safe Title Center Cross Modes Figure 184 Multi Function Safe Title Figure 185 Multi Function Center Cross Safe Titel On Last Center Cross On Last ...

Page 247: ...uttons for Permanent Input Safe Title CenterCross and Mode are indicating that at least one of the Aux buses out of this group has such a mod ifier activated The mode for Permanent Input is also displayed next to the related digipot Indicates Permanent Input mode on Aux Bus 2 Displays the Page of Aux Buses in groups of 4 Auxes Page Page mode On Last ...

Page 248: ... Buses Note Aux 6 and Aux 8 are set to Permanent Input as displayed at the related digipot Safe Title CenterCross and Mode are disabled for the entire group Figure 188 Multi Function Aux Buses Note Permanent Input Safe Title CenterCross and Mode are disabled for the entire group Last Last ...

Page 249: ...Input Aux RamRecorder Inputs Figure 189 Multi Function RamRecoder Note When RR 1 RamRecorder Channel 1 is selected in delegation row 4 Chan nels are delegated to the digipots Ram 1 Ram 2 Ram 3 Ram 4 Displays number of input controlled RamRecorder Channels Last ...

Page 250: ... 190 Multi Function Display Ram Channels Note Selecting RR 2 RamRecorder Channel 2 in delegation row will scroll down the list and the next 4 Channels are delegated to the digipots Ram 2 Ram 3 Ram 4 Ram 5 Displays number of input controlled RamRecorder Channels Last ...

Page 251: ...raight in the delegation row navigates the list to the end and the last 4 Channels are delegated to the digi pots Ram 3 Ram 4 Ram 5 Ram 6 selecting RR 3 4 5 would have caused the same delegation Now when selecting RR 5 after RR 6 was selected the delegation would start with Ram 2 Ram 3 Ram 4 Ram 5 Displays number of input controlled RamRecorder Last ...

Page 252: ...on eDPM Channels The activated digipots from top to bottom are controlling these Inputs per selected eDPM Channel NK eDP 1 eDPM Cannel 1 Near Side Key send signal FF eDP 1 eDPM Cannel 1 Far Side Fill send signal FK eDP 1 eDPM Cannel 1 Far Side Key send signal Displays selected eDPM Channel Last ...

Page 253: ...703 in Kayenne XL it is possible to disable parts of the control panel To access this feature press the Panl button in the Multi Function module MFM in order to select the Panel Delegation page Figure 193 Multi Function Main Menu Selection and Home Menu Figure 194 Multi Function Panel Delegation Menu Last Panl Last SLoc ...

Page 254: ...s buttons etc of the module will be disabled To disable faders you have to hold the Lock button down and move the fader to top and to bottom to re enable it To disable knobs or jog wheels you have to hold down the Lock button and turn right turn left for re enable the knob or jog wheel To lock the now selected buttons release the Lock button and press the Enable Enbl button that the lock becomes a...

Page 255: ...ons and has additional controls not available on the control panel for example the configuration menus During live production the operator spends most of his time working directly on the control panel The Menu panel is used for setup and effects creation and its functions are extensively self explanatory A second way of full control is an additional Sidepanel program The Sidepanel program can run ...

Page 256: ...een Display Touch Screen CAUTION Do not apply any sharp or rigid object no pens or pencils to the touch screen display surface The Menu panel touch screen enable direct interac tion with menu controls displayed on the screen The screen is designed to work with a finger or other soft object The touch screen is sensitive to a single pressure location only so only one touch surface control can be adj...

Page 257: ...ys the parameter name and its current value on a data pad The parameter can be adjusted by turning the knob or the data pad can be touched to bring up a numeric keypad On some menus a soft knob may be able to control parameters or scroll a list located else where on the screen Navigation Area In order to have a very fast and easy access to the menus the navigation area of the Kayenne XL Package me...

Page 258: ...ning blue Some menus have additional subcategory selections available at the left of the menu In addition some menus have additional subpage selections available at the bottom of the menu Home Menu Selection Dynamic Menu Number Previous Next selection buttons for menu history Can be entered in order to call menus very fast Startup menu is selected Navigation Selection Home is selected Name of the ...

Page 259: ... call menus very fast Navigation Selection User Menu is selected Name of the currently selected menu Press first the Delete button an then the respective Previous Next selection buttons for menu history User button to delete a stored User menu Select a menu and press and hold the respective user menu button two seconds to store the menu history for the last 10 menus ...

Page 260: ...Selection Buttons Name of the currently selected menu Close Closes the Sidepanel application Minimize Minimize the GUI on the screen to the Windows task bar A minimized state can be restored to its origin size by selecting Kayenne XL in the Windows task bar System Operation Modes Shutdown Closes the Sidepanel application and shuts down the control panel PC Reboot Closes the Sidepanel application a...

Page 261: ...f the menu contains cursor buttons and a Modify button As long as the Menu Lock button is switched on the Auto Menu function is inhibited No further auto menu delegation is performed Figure 199 Lower Menu Part Numeric Keypad Touching a soft knob pad or other single numeric parameter pad brings up a numeric keypad that can be used to enter exact values Figure 200 Numeric Key Pad ...

Page 262: ...Package User Manual Section 4 Menu Overview Alphanumeric Keypad Typewriter Touching the pad for a text parameter brings up an alphanumeric keypad with typewriter layout style US English Figure 201 Alphanumeric Key Pad ...

Page 263: ...oftkeys and digipots That means operation is pos sible from a normal PC without special hardware The functions are initiated by clicking or double clicking with the left mouse button on the individual elements in the menu Clicking with the right mouse button calls a pop up menu which enables a change into the other menu groups This function duplicates the menu nav igation buttons arranged to the l...

Page 264: ...264 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 4 Menu Overview ...

Page 265: ...n will vary but the basic principles previously described are followed Menu Structure Overview Top level menu Sub menus ID Startup Startup 010000 Help Help 020000 Editor 020200 Status Main 030000 M E Mapping 030400 Install Main 040000 E Box 040100 Panel 040200 System 040300 Diagnose 040400 Control Devices 040500 Config Main 050000 E Box 050100 Panel 050200 Panel Colors 050300 Attached Macros 05040...

Page 266: ...ut 110300 RGB M E Bus 110400 RGB Auxbus 110500 Remote Main 120000 GPI Out 120100 P BUS 120200 Media Player MP Status 130000 MP Clips 130100 RamRecorder Status 140000 Clips 140100 Stills 140200 Transfer 140300 Image Converter 140400 Audio 140500 Active Area 140600 Aux Router Main 150000 Scalers Input Scaler 160000 Auxbus Scaler 160100 DPM DVE iDPM Main 170400 iDPM Edit 170300 eDPM Main 170200 eDPM ...

Page 267: ...ted parame ters With initial startup the Startup menu is called in order to enable selection of the mainframe E Box button control panel Panel button and estab lishing the connection With the Rescan button the network will be res canned in order to find new panel devices Figure 203 Startup Menu The menus show the state of the switcher system Connected mainframe E Box Attached panel IP address ...

Page 268: ...mainframe with the arrow buttons the Connect and Disconn buttons are activated A corresponding selection connects or disconnects the connection Selection of an Attached Panel Actuating the Panel button calls a list box in which the switcher panels con nected to the mains are listed with IP Net Address After selection of a panel with the arrow buttons the Attach and Detach buttons are activated A c...

Page 269: ...rest Navigating from the current position in the manual backwards or for wards Index Provides a more detailed description of specific topics used in the manual Back Forward Like any web browser these commands can be used to walk through the navigation history Manual Page Calls the current version of the help information This information is based on the current User Manual Custom Page Calls the use...

Page 270: ...270 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 205 Example for a Help Page ...

Page 271: ...lp page So the user can write his one user manual with comments hints and notes for special workflows and modes of operation This Custom Pages are stored separately Therefore the pages are not lost and overwritten after a software update Figure 206 Help Editor Page The editor page appears with a keyboard in order to enter the page title ...

Page 272: ...ances functions can be selected File Options Save Press Save to store the current custom page New Press New to start a new next custom page belonging to the same currently selected manual page Import Press Import to import a external text file A dialog appears to select a file on your computer or USB device Custom Editor Possibility do define and start an external text editor Add Index Keyword Pos...

Page 273: ... be selected when clicking the right mouse button via the pop up menu or by pressing the respective menu buttons Figure 208 Status Main Menu Selecting the M E Main Menus M E1 M E2 M E3 P P M Eh Press the associated dialog button to select the associated M E Main menu which serves to modify the switcher parameters Note The menu contents is depends on from the connected mainframe ...

Page 274: ...available User Definable Presets User definable preset of the mainframe operational state is possible for a single M E or the complete switcher For a recall of the complete switcher preset select the Status menu A single switcher preset can be recalled in the M Ex Main menu Recall Preset The following presets can be recalled Factory Preset Recall the factory preset Operation Preset Recall the user...

Page 275: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 275 Status Menu M E Mapping Submenu In Preparation ...

Page 276: ...changed on a daily basis and grouped separately from Configurations and Personality Settings Facility maintenance personnel or the engineer in charge of a production truck generally manages Engi neering Setups These parameters are usually set during installation The installation menus are organized in five subgroups Main E Box Panel System Diagnose Device Control ...

Page 277: ...roups of settings are saved using different methods It is also a good practice to create and save a few standard sets of operating settings so you can easily return the switcher to known states for system testing and or troubleshooting Only one complete set of installation set tings called environmental data and only one subset of panel install set tings can be saved and loaded to a particular USB...

Page 278: ...g operation data as user defined preset is possible with the button Store Preset Figure 210 Installation Main Menu Pop Up OPS Present OK The complete mainframe operational setting is saved as to be the new Operational Preset setting Cancel Cancels the save procedure ...

Page 279: ... Box installation functions AuxCP Page Tally Input GPI GPO Ext DVE Editor Router Timing UMD Machine P Bus Aux Bus Ext Key Copy button on the upper right of the menu With the Copy button it is possible to store or load the files ENVIRON INI and License txt E Box or ENVIR_CP INI panel from a USB Flash Memory or hard disk CAUTION After loading the environment file the switcher will reset ...

Page 280: ... User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Aux CP Page The Aux CP menu page serves for installing the AUX Control Panels con nected with the Kayak HD Up to four AUX Control Panels can be installed Figure 211 Install E Box AUX CP ...

Page 281: ...UX Control Panels Figure 212 Install E Box AUX CP Type Port Shows a pop up window with all ports plus None like in all other menus where a port must be configured Note The port must be different to the ports used for DVEs Editors ext DSKs etc MPK Address Opens the typewriter pop up window The physical MPK address of the AUX CP must be entered Refer the label at the rear of the panel modules for ex...

Page 282: ...ly Distributor MI 3040 was chosen This device is driven via the serial MPK protocol and has 40 opto isolated inputs and 40 relay outputs Because the maximum needed amount of inputs and outputs is greater than 40 more then one up to three MI 3040 boxes are needed The menu serves for installing the Tally Distributors connected with the Kayenne XL For installation details refer to your MI 3040 manual...

Page 283: ...ow same box addresses may be used However a box address cannot be used in different colors For details refer to the section on Tally Signaling in the Installation and Service Manual Select the desired Tally channel with Red Green Yellow buttons Select the additional assignment pages with Setup Out Assign In Assign button A modified state of each channel will be displayed in the headline of the ass...

Page 284: ...Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Copy Assign Copies assignment from channel to channel Figure 215 Install E Box Tally OutAssign Copy Reset Assign Reset the channels to Default or None Figure 216 Install E Box Tally OutAssign Reset ...

Page 285: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 285 Install Menu Figure 217 Install E Box Tally In Assign ...

Page 286: ... panel source select button as can each internal video system source Any switcher system video signal such as M E Program PGM Preset PST clean feed CLNFD or Preview PVW can be mapped to any output bus to be accessed on a specific connector or an output bus can act as an AUX bus The Install Input menu page serves for setting the input name transfer parameters and the software patch panel Figure 218...

Page 287: ...ter Event Preroll Select a pre roll time Note Preroll is used to delay a command which assigned to an input using the Event Tab Event Assign create command for On Air execution Note Assigned commands are only executed if transition trigger cut trigger in the Config M E Misc menu is enabled Setting Preroll Time Move the cursor to the Event Preroll column and press Modify A popup with the predefined...

Page 288: ...ard can only be modified if in the side panel PC s registry the value USERINTERFACE INPUT_SUBSTAB_SELECTABLE is set to 1 Figure 220 Install E Box Input Substitution Reset the Patch Panel Settings Press the Reset Patch Panel button and then OK Figure 221 Install E Box Input Reset Patch Panel ...

Page 289: ...ial isolation between the Video Processor frame and controlling devices Since the circuit ground is led out of the device the cabling has to be shielded for this kind of control Non shielded cables may cause EMC and or ESD problems To activate a GPI In you must provide switch closure between a particular GPI In pin and one of the two GPI In Com pins The function of each GPI input is user assignabl...

Page 290: ...e scrolling list in the central pane Select Modify to determine whether the rising or falling edge of the arriving signal GPI 1 16 is to be used Figure 223 Install E Box GPI Edge Definition A GPI is considered Active when current flows through the LED of the opto coupler at the GPI input When no current flows the GPI is Inactive ...

Page 291: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 291 Install Menu Hence a Rising edge is the transition from Inactive to Active and a Falling edge is the transition from Active to Inactive ...

Page 292: ...t contact closures are used by the switcher system for simple trigger control of external devices See Installation Manual for pinout and voltage specifications In this Install GPO menu the physical properties of up to 128 GPO channels can be adjusted Figure 224 Install E Box GPO ...

Page 293: ...olling list in the central pane Then select Modify to change the parameters Shape Pulse Static Figure 225 Install E Box GPO Shape Idle State open closed Figure 226 Install E Box GPO Idle State Pulse Duration Enter the preroll time in frames max 255 frames Figure 227 Install E Box GPO Pulse Duration ...

Page 294: ...etails refer to the Installation Manual of your external DVE unit Figure 228 Install E Box Extern DVE To program an external DVE select the parameter from the list in the central pane Then select Modify to change the parameters Port The first item in the menu is the port number This defines which unused RS422 port on the mainframe will be connected to the DVE here Port 7 is shown ...

Page 295: ...s information Figure 231 Install E Box Extern DVE Video In Figure 232 Install E Box Extern DVE Key In Delay The DELAY setting is how many fields the switcher waits after a DVE effect is finished before taking the DVE out of the loop The setting for this depends on the DVE model the time spent to process serial control commands In case of DVXtreme it should be set to 8 If the delay is too short the...

Page 296: ...a key but the image on the DVE is invisible The DVE however must supply an appropriate Tally signal External Only means that the switcher just propagates the Tally In of the feeding Aux Buses Any logic must be wired externally Or must be done inside the DVE Figure 234 Install E Box Extern DVE Tally Video Key Send The video and key sends define which Aux Buses the switcher is using to feed the inpu...

Page 297: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 297 Install Menu Figure 236 Install E Box Extern DVE Video Send Aux ...

Page 298: ...e DVE Figure 237 Install E Box Extern DVE Port Aux Control Type The control type sets the protocol this should be set for example to GVG200 dd35 as shown The DVE can then control any of the switchers Aux Buses Figure 238 Install E Box Extern DVE Aux Control Type Control Delay The control delay sets a time offset in fields so any front back switching switches in the correct place Recommended value ...

Page 299: ...inframe Control is made by means of different protocol types which can be supported by the switcher Basic editor control of the Kayenne XL system is supported Capabilities include Source selection Key selection Wipe selection Preview Timeline control Jog Go to Time Run Rewind Transition Mode Rate and Trig gers All Stop EMEM Figure 240 Install E Box Editor To program a external Editor select one of...

Page 300: ...ies For some remote protocols configuration options are selectable Wipe Mapping Select the desired number type GVG Pattern Numbers or XtenDD Pattern Numbers DSK Support Select Default or BVE2000 BVE2000 DSK Mapping Select the desired keyer to Key3 or to Key4 ...

Page 301: ...able to a button on a Kayak system bus Note Router take commands are applied to single or all router levels depending on the configuration The external routing system s destinations must be config ured correspondingly The following control features are supported in Kayenne XL Supports 32 router output channels Destination Assignment Level Assignment Encore Pro Bel Source name transfer Source name ...

Page 302: ...ss Modify to change the parameters Mnemonic Transfer Port The first item in the menu is the port number This defines which unused RS422 port on the mainframe will be connected to the Router Type Select the protocol usable for your Router from the list Port Parity Select even or odd parity Crossbar Control Port Select an unused RS422 port on the mainframe Type Select the protocol usable for your Ro...

Page 303: ...dio chan nels which are already selected on PGM Source Bit Order Normal ESAM physical input audio channel Reverse O3D different assignment of physical inputs and audio chan nels An external router can be configured into levels to enable the switching of multiple signals simultaneously For example video signals can be orga nized on one level and key signals on another By specifying both levels when...

Page 304: ...nal Router select the Bus Assignm page first and select the parameter from the list in the central panel Then press Modify to change the parameters Router Output Select a ouput number 1 to 32 of the external router Router Level Select the router level Output Name Enter a 8 digit router name The name will be display at the source selection displays ...

Page 305: ...o program the video timing of your switcher system select the parameter from the list in the central pane Then press Modify to change the parame ters Genlock Phase Fine adjustment of the video timing Refer to Adjust Internal System Timing on page 307 Input Standard Use this parameter to select the Video Standard you want to use for the Kayenne XL switcher Press this button to display a list of the...

Page 306: ... input must match the video standard that the switcher is running Figure 244 Install E Box Timing SD Reference Input HD Auto Preselect Select Interlaced Mode or Segmented Frame Mode For details refer to section Select SF Mode on page 307 Figure 245 Install E Box Timing HD Auto Preselect The currently selected video standard is reported in the Current Standard field on the top menu page The incomin...

Page 307: ...tem automatically detects the line and frame rate of the incoming video reference signal and reports its sync reference status on the menu However the system cannot always directly determine whether the incoming video is interlaced or segmented frame If HD Auto Detect is selected as the video standard you must set the SF Mode manually for some rates Because 1080 24 23 9 fps video is only produced ...

Page 308: ...h the internal system timing 2 Now adjust the internal system timing by physically turning Genlock Phase This adjusts the switcher sync in relation to the Reference you have selected 3 Turn the Genlock Phase to position the vertical black cursor as close as possible to the middle of the green legal timing window The vertical black cursor must be in the green and not moving 4 Position the black cur...

Page 309: ...s timing 11 Check the Asynchronous buses display If any buses are displayed or blinking that bus input is not in sync and the timing for its video sources must be re adjusted CAUTION If you change the Video Standard setting in the Genlock menu you must go back and check the timing for all video sources once again Note If you add additional M Es to your switcher you must also recalibrate your video...

Page 310: ...ble The standard modules offer green 8 character displays with red tally lights on both sides of the display able to be switched individually on and off for yellow Tally The latest versions comprise dual color 8 character displays which will switch the source name characters from green to an intensive red for Tally indication The menu serves for installing the Under Monitor Displays connected with...

Page 311: ...sed for Routers DVEs Editors ext DSKs etc Figure 248 Install E Box UMD Port Reset Touching the Reset button sets the display assignment to default values Figure 249 Install E Box UMD Reset Tally Mode Red Red The LEDs of the UMD will signal a red tally Red Yellow The right LED will signal a red tally and the left LED will signal a yellow tally Red Off The right LED will signal a red tally and the l...

Page 312: ...the UMD devices The UMD devices will use only the LSB of the physical MPK addresses which is a 32 bit address Valid range 00 BF FF disables the device handling not installed For details refer to your Under Monitor Display manual Modify UMD Display To modify the display select the parameter from the list in the central pane Then press Modify to change the parameters The name of the selected source ...

Page 313: ... menu page serves to set the respective port numbers and protocol types For some remote protocols configuration options are selectable all GVG200 based protocols AMP Odetics VDCP BVW75 Figure 251 Install E Box Machine Control Special Options BVW 75 To program an external machine select the parameter from the left scroll list Then press Modify to change the parameters ...

Page 314: ...m in the menu is the port number This defines which unused RS422 port on the mainframe will be connected to the machine Figure 252 Install E Box Machine Control Port Type Select the protocol usable for your machine from the list here AMP_V694 is selected Figure 253 Install E Box Machine Control Set Type ...

Page 315: ... from re initializing the local video port Figure 254 Install E Box Machine Control Special Options for VDCP Note Not all disk servers are supporting this option Clip names long names short names To select and activate clips with more than 8 character length the option long names can be used This option requires that the disk server also supports long clip names The default setting short names sho...

Page 316: ... Settings Default settings underlined Function Record Inhibit on off Prevents deleting already recorded material The Rec com mand will be switched to a Play command Synch Play on off Synchronized the Play command for 4 machines This option is needed to synchronize all 4 machines or these machines which have switched on this option NOTE Only the Play command will be synchronized Synch all Cmds on o...

Page 317: ... VTR emulation session select the number of the serial Kayak HD port Port button that is connected to a corresponding serial port of the editor Select the BVW75 protocol with the Select Type button After the internal component has been selected Select Device button the chosen switcher instance can be controlled by the editor device To setup addi tional sessions use the VTR Emulation Delegation but...

Page 318: ...318 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 257 Install E Box VTR Emulation Port Figure 258 Install E Box VTR Emulation Select Device ...

Page 319: ...o provide for each of these machines the trigger events with function names for example PLAY SHUTTLE For each machine there are the triggers from 0 15 which can be assigned each to other function The name can be selected from a list of default names which provides specific names for this application The list of trigger names consists of a fixed programmed part and a freely definable part The freel...

Page 320: ... Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries To program an external machine select the parameter from the left scroll list Then press Modify to change the parameters Figure 260 Install E Box P Bus Port Figure 261 Install E Box P Bus Set Type ...

Page 321: ...bpage which ME outputs are needed Up to 4 program and 2 preview outputs per ME are available to provide different types of Clean feeds It is also possible to set an auxbus to any other source of the switcher When an auxbus is set to a source different from none it cannot be changed from anywhere else in the panel neither from an EMEM recall ...

Page 322: ... three external keyers to the Kayak HD mainframe The external key module supports all functions which are supported in the internal keyers and can be controlled from the Kayenne XL control panel Since the functions cannot always be transmitted 1 1 certain behaviors have to be defined These are keyer specific and are controlled for this reason by the controller in the mainframe Figure 262 Install E...

Page 323: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 323 Install Menu Figure 263 Install E Box Extern Key Port Figure 264 Install E Box Extern Key Type ...

Page 324: ...e configuration should only be adjusted be experienced technical staff this part of the menu is grayed out to avoid accidental changes For changing the workplace configuration enter the displayed menu number Fader Calibration Adjustment of the fader end position values Lower end position 0 signal Upper end position 100 signal ...

Page 325: ...3 Release the joystick that it returns to its center position and press the Next button again 4 Move the joystick to top left corner and turn the joystick to the left end stop and press the End button The joystick is now calibrated Workplace and Driver Configuration Add a New Workplace The Kayenne XL Control Panel supports up to 7 workplaces A workplace is usually a panel assembly consisting of on...

Page 326: ...ace The buttons below the two list boxes show the ports of the current selected workplace I you press a button of a port that is assigned to an other work place you steal that port from that workplace It is an exclusive OR relation ship between ports and workplaces When you press a button of a port that is assigned to the current workplace the port will be unassigned assigned to none CAUTION Alrea...

Page 327: ...one Kayenne XL driver should have the auto IP Address Otherwise it is not able to connect to a mainframe See section Setting IP Address of Mainframe Drivers Setting IP Address of a Driver Select the Driver and press Driver Set IP Address After that a window pops up where you can enter the address of the driver If you press default 0 and press enter the default address of the Panel is used This is ...

Page 328: ...n and press the Auto button at the Transition Control Panel 3 Move all faders to the upper end position and press the Auto button again and the Fader Calibration is done Joystick Calibration 1 Press Start Joystick Calibration Instructions for the calibration procedure will now be shown in the display at the Multi Function Module 2 Move the Joystick to bottom right corner and turn the joystick righ...

Page 329: ...he bottom of the menu The buttons on the top Diagnose Enable enables disables the diagnosis in the attached control panel and in the connected mainframe Redundant Power includes excludes the optional redundant power supply of control panel and mainframe in the diagnosis HW Option Page The menu page shows the available hardware options The installed options are highlighted Figure 268 Install System...

Page 330: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries SW Option Page The menu page shows the available software options and gives the possi bility to load license files Figure 269 Install System SW Option ...

Page 331: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 331 Install Menu Temporary Licenses Page The menu page shows the available temporary licenses with expiration date Figure 270 Install System Temp ...

Page 332: ...line from the other drives in the list enables loading and storing applications All other drives displayed in the list are only important for the copying procedures Copy Config Simple and Copy Config Detailed Drive Server Name of the drive or server Path Path to the application directory Refresh If Yes it can be read in again in the Copy Config dialogs by means of the Refresh button Active If Yes ...

Page 333: ...anual 333 Install Menu Devices Page The menu page shows the name and IP address of the connected devices Figure 272 Install System Devices The Device name of control panel and mainframe can be renamed by using the Modify button ...

Page 334: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Install Diagnose Submenu The menu page shows system and diagnosis information and gives access to the NetCentral settings Figure 273 Install Diagnose ...

Page 335: ...hows on the left all in the network connected devices Kayak MF Mainframe Kayenne Kayak CP Control Panel with IP address and software version installed On the right details of the selected device are listed CAUTION This function should be used by a qualified network administrators only Dif ferent netmasks for MF and CP lead to limited communication between the net devices Figure 274 Install Device ...

Page 336: ...e The reset and clear function buttons are inactive gray Please enter the dedicated menu number in order to enable the button Figure 275 Install Device Control Re initialize the RAM disk area on the flash Clear RamDisk Re initialize the Application disk area on the flash Clear AppDisk Re initialize the DPM FX disk area on the flash Clear FlashExt Re initialize the hard disk Clear HardDisk Deleting...

Page 337: ...he date and time of the selected device Set All Dates Enter date and time of all connected devices in one step Rescan The network will be scanned and all devices CP panels MF video processor frame are listed with device name IP address and software version installed ...

Page 338: ...338 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Config Menu The configuration menus are organized in five subgroups Main E Box Panel Panel Colors Attached Macros Flexible Licenses ...

Page 339: ... Load or Save Save As button If Running Application is selected the currently running application marked blue can be stored to the local hard disk In order to load an application select the application you want to use from the Available Applications list box and press the Load or Advanced Load button at the bottom of the menu The list box Available Applications has two ver tical sections At the to...

Page 340: ...enu When you use an existing application as a start for a new one e g to keep the current source button assignment you can use the Clear buttons in the top row to clear complete register sections by one press of a button Figure 277 Config Main Clear Panel Figure 278 Config Main Clear DPM ...

Page 341: ...state is stored with the data When you reload the application this state will be recovered Note When you install the Sidepanel the TFTP server is started on Windows start by default If you have deselected the according checkbox during installation or closed the TFTP server later manually make sure that you restart it before loading saving applications Windows Start Menu KayenneXL TFTP Server Curso...

Page 342: ...tion the panel data of both panels will be stored in different folders for each folder the IP address of the according panel is stored Now you load this application while the Kayak control panel is switched off When you save the application again the system will still remember that the loaded application contained the Kayak control panel although the Kayak panel is currently switched off and will ...

Page 343: ...were con nected since the last application load This algorithm has the advantage of not losing any data which may be needed later on but for the price of gathering possibly unwanted informa tion and or panel Sidepanel IP addresses To clean up this unwanted data use the Advanced Load Dialog When you select an application in the Available Applications list the stan dard Load button will give you alr...

Page 344: ...d Sidepanels which are currently in the network Your own Sidepanel and the attached control panel are marked with All current panels with matching IP addresses in the stored application are highlighted and will be part of the application load If your application contains IP addresses which are no longer in use select them and press Delete Control Panel or Delete Sidepanel to remove them When your ...

Page 345: ... Load Info Application Info some additional info concerning application load save Save Load save changes and load the application Save Return save changes and return to Main Dialog Discard Return return to Main Dialog without saving changes Show Panel Types toggles between panel types and panel names Ignore Connect temporarily excludes a panel from being loaded connected ...

Page 346: ...d in the device area Copy Detailed Single files such as DPM effects Makros or EMEMs can be copied between two existing Applications Figure 281 Copy Menu Copy Simple The menu shows lists for source and destination In the lists the available storage devices the stored applications or the connected devices of an application can be shown After copying an application from another switcher the applicati...

Page 347: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 347 Config Menu Figure 282 Config Copy Simple Menu ...

Page 348: ...selected application files from the selected drive The Buttons User Wipe Wipe Pattern Make Memo at the bottom of the menu are acting as a filter for the shown application Only the selected file types will be copied Copy Config Detailed Menu In the Copy Detailed menu selected files can be copied between two existing applications The menu shows two lists for source and destination In each list a spe...

Page 349: ...onfig E Box menu is designed by using subpages Each subpage con tains all settings belonging to the mainframe E Box configuration func tions M E Substitution Table M E Couple Aux Bus Couple Aux Bus Save Title DPM Misc Audio Aux CP Tally In Input GPI GPO Ext DVE Editor Router ...

Page 350: ...bal settings for M E1 M E2 M E3 M E H and P P In order to configure the switcher parameters select the switcher level with the buttons P P M E1 M E2 M E3 and M Eh on the right The M E Page is split into two subpages M E Outputs Misc M E Outputs Subpage Figure 283 Config E Box M E Outputs ...

Page 351: ... M E outputs The Preview outputs are normally assigned to your main live program output If the preview output is correctly assigned to your main live program output a to the Preview output connected a monitor connected to the Preview output will show the end result of the upcoming transition This lets the operator know in advance what will occur for that next transition Figure 284 Config E Box M E...

Page 352: ...352 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 285 Example ...

Page 353: ...nts If an M E is configured for Look Ahead Preview the end result of the upcoming transition can be viewed on a monitor con nected to the Preview output of the used M E This lets the operator know in advance what will occur for that next transition at the Program output The Key PVW button at the Multi Function module is used to output the key result or the black and white key signal on the Preview...

Page 354: ...now press the key PVW button a second time the review output will show the black and white key signal This is quite helpful if you need to adjust a Chroma Key in order to avoid transparencies in the keying result 4 Press the key preview button a third time the lamp of the PVW button will be lit and the Look Ahead Preview will be active again Figure 287 Multi Function Module Example Combined Key Si...

Page 355: ...ned Key Signal mode Black Preset Abort On Off When another program source is selected a currently running transi tion with BLK PST on is aborted the BLK PST button lamp turns off and the selected source is taken as program Transition Abort On Off When another program source is selected a currently running transi tion is aborted and the selected source is taken as program FTB Cancel On Off When ano...

Page 356: ...he PP stage Example Auto Start of a Video Server using the Cut Auto button or Transition Bar 1 Make sure that the used video server is connected through a serial cable connection to the mainframe the connection is established and the clips are also available and navigable using the Media Player 130100 The configuration of the Video Server can be done in the Installation Ebox Machine menu 040110 Fo...

Page 357: ...the clip again and switch to input 1 Now you should see the playing clip without a freeze frame at the beginning If not increase the preroll time to your requirements The main function of preroll is to delay the switching of the source to the program output using the Program Cut or Auto button The Transition Bar cannot be delayed Assigned events will be executed directly in this case the Play comm...

Page 358: ...rce when the coupled Aux bus follows his master Refer also to the Aux Couple and M E Couple menu pages described below Modify Name Enter a new name for the substitution table All Subst Sets all substituted inputs to a selectable input to white or delete all Add Subst Enter a new substitution pair in the selected table Remove Subst Remove a substitution pair from the selected table Modify Subst Set...

Page 359: ... differs in country specific video components source and or keyer substi tution Those source replacements can be defined with substitution tables EMEM recalls are used to set all master and coupled M Es into an initial state depending on the next effect With respect to the meaning of the effect the transition module then works correct with CUT AUTO and the fader commands Figure 289 Config E Box M ...

Page 360: ... is coupled to M E2 Note Recursion is not possible PP to M E3 M E3 to PP is not allowed Each M E can be used as a Master M E If a coupled M E is modified directly via a control unit the master M E is not affected Note When the Half M E is coupled for example DSK mode the stage is not avail able for M E Couple Coupled Resources After selection of the M E Couple Mode in the Config E Box menu the fol...

Page 361: ...enu The state synchronization can be made in three levels Background rows Key rows if selected Next Transition if selected TiM E Memo Handling M E coupling works on command level This means that TiM E Memo recalls and application load are disregarding M E coupling It is used to preset M Es Applications Every application has its own complete M E coupled structure If an application is loaded or the ...

Page 362: ...l Section 5 Menu Summaries Aux Bus Couple Page Menu page for coupling the AUX bus to other switcher buses masters If the source on the master is changed the source on the coupled AUX bus fol lows Figure 291 Config E Box Aux Bus Couple ...

Page 363: ...itional selection of sources on the AUX bus is possible Exclusive In coupled mode additional selection of sources on the AUX bus is not possible Subst Table With the Subs Table button a substitution table can be selected These tables can be used by coupled AUX buses or coupled M Es to exchange the source when the coupled AUX bus follows his master Figure 292 Config E Box Aux Bus Couple Auxbus Coup...

Page 364: ...These adjusting elements enable fading in of different auxiliary lines Box Center Cross into each individual AUX bus The fading servers as an aux iliary means to mark defined picture areas for example areas for logos subtitles 4 3 raster in productions The digipots on the right enable you to adjust the title box or the center cross over the complete picture area ...

Page 365: ... line in the picture center Show Title Fades in a rectangular frame Show Cross Fades in a center cross Save Title Center Cross Delegation buttons for rectangular box and Center Cross adjustments Set Area to Save Action Default for Save Action Set Area to Save Title Default for Save Title Save default Saves modified adjustments of Save Action or Save Title as a default Figure 295 Config E Box Aux B...

Page 366: ... Additional cropping per channel is possible in the DPM Transform Crop menu To configure the Crop parameters select the parameter pad and adjust the values with the digipots on the right Figure 296 Config E Box DPM Reset Restores the default Crop values Control 4 3 Production Crop calculated in 4 3 aspect ratio SD mode only Control 16 9 Production Crop calculated in 16 9 aspect ratio SD mode only ...

Page 367: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 367 Config Menu Misc Page Menu page for global settings Figure 297 Config E Box Misc ...

Page 368: ... over H and are passed Aux Preview Bus Selecting the desired AUX Preview Bus None Aux1 Aux48 Auto Aux Preview Enable or disable the Auto PVW mode In enabled condition the key PVW mask PVW or the chroma key cursor signal of the respective mixing level is switched on the PVW bus Key Memory Auto Save If the KeyMemo button is switched on in a Keyers menu the key memory is always recalled if the key so...

Page 369: ...er to M E1 M E2 M E3 or PP Kayak MultiMix enable The parameter can be used to set the Kayak Mul tiMix mode If the parameter is switched to On the MultiMix button in the M E Main menu is visible and the MultiMix mode can be used H V Blanking The parameter can be used to switch over between trans parent and blanked In blanked position the horizontal and the vertical blank intervals are replaced by B...

Page 370: ... Audio Menu page serves for adjustment of audio switchers via ESAM2 protocol Figure 298 Config E Box Audio It is possible to define up to 64 internal audio channels In the left list box they are provided with a name To each of these internal audio channels can ...

Page 371: ...ton Assign Buttons opens a second dialog page This page enables assignment of the audio channels to the individual buttons of the external AUX buses for Audio Program Audio Preset Operating The audio switcher follows only PGM PST Only PGM is always to be heard The crossbar selection only is switched If there is no audio assigned to the video the last audio source stays Cut PGM and PST Sources swap...

Page 372: ...age User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Aux CP Menu page for configuring the AUX Control Panel connected to the main frame The menu page contains two subpages Setup Assign Setup Page Figure 299 Config E Box Aux CP Setup ...

Page 373: ... the source selec tion buttons 3nd This button is used as 3rd button that is it shifts the source selec tion buttons AUX M E Bus PP Bus These buttons delegate the AUX CP to the crosspoint selection for the given bus Router These buttons delegate the AUX CP to crosspoint selection for the given external AUX bus RamRecorder These buttons delegate the AUX CP to crosspoint selec tion for the RamRecord...

Page 374: ...ne 2nd or 3rd must be programmed Otherwise the AUX CP performs no action at all Note Since the CP 3020 AUX control panel module has only two delegation but tons Deleg 1 and Deleg 2 may be programmed with 2nd and 3rd In this case Deleg 3 defines the function of the AUX CP Deleg 4 6 can be ignored ...

Page 375: ...es the selected input at the current cursor position and moves all the next inputs upwards At the end of the levels a None will be inserted Reset Assign Resets the assignment Assign When the AUX Control Panel is used for crosspoint selection of internal buses the sources can be assigned freely to the source selection buttons of the AUX CP To do this Assign changes the contents of the menu page The...

Page 376: ...s Assign None All None All buttons are assigned to no input Default Sets the factory default input assign All Sets the input assign like the input assign for bus row ALL AUX All Sets the input assign like the input assign for bus row AUX ALL control panel only ...

Page 377: ...rces that do not contribute to the main output The On Air Tally Red Tally calculations are essential for switcher opera tion This tally calculation forms the basis for On Air indication panel camera tally lights etc and other functions such as external device Auto Start Off Air Advance or router protections On Air tally calculations nor mally start at the Pgm Pst PGM outputs User tally calculation...

Page 378: ...ecommended that AUX buses be set up to provide the real program outputs for the switcher and the On Air calcula tion configured using those AUX buses as the tributaries The Tally In menu page shows the basic configuration menu for different Tally calculation methods In this menu one or more output channels can be activated for signalling Red Tally On Air Tally for source and monitor signalling Gre...

Page 379: ...To configure the Tally In parameters select the parameter from the scroll list Then press Modify to change the parameters Tally System Overall active on off Tally System 1 4 Prepared for multi applications Figure 303 Config E Box Tally Active On Off ...

Page 380: ...at can be entered on configuration level The essential difference is that names changed here in this menu are stored along with the Application Load Save mechanism If you have replaced a name for an input on configuration level and you want to go back to installation name level you have to clear the related name s in this menu an resave your application Since typically the 4 character names are di...

Page 381: ...n be eight characters long Touching Modify brings up a keypad to enter that name for the selected source Coupled Touching the Modify button calls a subdialog In this menu the Key to be coupled to the selected Fill source can be selected Real Input Touching Modify on one of the 16 Virtual Inputs brings up a subdialog to select the real input Attached Machine You can attach machines to an input to u...

Page 382: ...button in the according section and press the input of the assigned machine on any crossbar row of the control panel Pressing the input again will remove the assignment You can assign more than one machine to a control section By default you will always see the last assignment To automati cally have the control section follow the assigned input machines you have to define a delegation bus see Mach...

Page 383: ...bpage on page 380 you can define in this page which bus rows should delegate the control sections of the System bar Note Only machines will follow when they are assigned to the according control section Example The machines Ramrecorder 1 6 are attached to the inputs Ram recorder 1 6 Control section 1 has only Ram1 assigned Control section 2 has Ram1 and 2 assigned Control section 3 has Ram1 6 assi...

Page 384: ...ram row of ME1 example of graphic above Control section 1 will always stay on Ram1 Control section 2 will only follow for source selections of Ram1 and 2 Control section 3 will follow all 6 Ram recorder channels By this mechanism it is possible to have automated direct control of any number of machines ...

Page 385: ...ow delegations horizontal color coding see Panel Color Page on page 408 you can use colors for specific inputs ver tical color coding This menu allows you to highlight specific inputs of the bus rows or e g group all Vtrs by a certain color If an input color is set to Bus Color the color of the according row delegation is used ...

Page 386: ...scroll list Then press Modify to change the parameters The selected function will be triggered on the edge defined in the when button GPI Enable is On However there are some exceptions where the GPI works as a static input That is actions take place after a change in the GPI state but the value depends on the GPI s state after the change Also GPI Enable does not need to be On for these functions ...

Page 387: ...ected in the pop up list PP Starting function selected in the pop up list Stores Starting Video Store or MPR Store selected in the pop up list Note In Command mode user defined commands are selected and are transmitted to the switcher at a received trigger event Selecting Command enables you to directly enter the command code For this purpose refer to the DD35 command set which can be obtained fro...

Page 388: ...388 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 309 Config E Box GPI Function ...

Page 389: ...channel can be adjusted in the Install GPO menu Figure 310 Config E Box GPO To configure the GPO parameters select the parameter from the scroll list Then press Modify to change the parameters Assign a GPO name select a source and select the Tally mode for each GPO channel Name Assign a name Output Tally Select a Tally mode Red Green Yellow Select a Source from the list ...

Page 390: ...390 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 311 Config E Box GPO select Tally color Figure 312 Config E Box GPO select Tally source ...

Page 391: ...variable this menu page is available enabling an AUX bus mapping Thus not only the permanently entered AUX buses can be used but also all the other AUX buses Each time the DVE Key and Fill source are assigned to AUX buses that is the normal way working with the DVE the DVE Fill source is changed at the AUX bus selection The coupled key source is set on the corresponding DVE Key bus This coupling c...

Page 392: ...k HD system is supported Capabilities include Source selection Key selection Wipe selection Preview Timeline control Jog Go to Time Run Rewind Transition Mode Rate and Trig gers All Stop EMEM The menu page enable you to re direct external editing system commands to different system outputs Select the desired editor 1 to 4 select the desired parameter and then touch Modify and select an alternative...

Page 393: ...r at the external AUX bus source and they are fixed for each external AUX bus Router control protocols with a name transfer do not need the setting here These protocols are able to grab the name from the external control unit for example Prosan Figure 315 Config E Box Router To enter the source names select the parameter from the scroll list Then press Modify to change the parameters A keyboard ap...

Page 394: ...bpages Macro Page Details refer to Macro Page Assignment Page Details refer to Assignment Page Brightness Page Details refer to Brightness Page PMEM Page Details refer to PMEM Page Macro Page The Macro Page consists of two subpages Macro Page itself Macro Editor Details refer to Macro Editor Figure 316 Config Panel Macro ...

Page 395: ...ros which can be renamed Since each Crossbar module and the Auxbus module can be delegated to macro operation it can be useful to change the default start number for the macros per row Make sure that you have selected the appropriate crossbar button type 15 25 35 Button Crossbar ...

Page 396: ...hot which reads e g the current key mode from the switcher in macro you had to tell that you want e g linear key mode The new Editor allows you to read the current state from the switcher This speeds up building and allows you to update existing macros with one press of a button The Macro Editor can also create modify view Macros build in the Classic style used by the Sidepanel program To enter th...

Page 397: ...rs who use multi mainframes While recording a macro collects all commands created by the Kayenne XL panel and the attached Sidepanel Since the Sidepanel can also work in combination with Kayak control panels which only support the Classic command structure the commands recorded via the Sidepanel are shown with the prefix Classic These commands cannot be automatically updated with the Update Data b...

Page 398: ...nt switcher state This is only possible for macros created in Kayenne XL style Create a New Commands Classic Style Figure 318 Macro Editor Dialog Create Classic Style Users familiar with the XtenDD or Kayak SD HD system will recognize this way of creating a macro You make your selection from the left to the right first select your Main Group then the Subgroup the Function and at the end the Action...

Page 399: ...nd line was selected before Modify an Existing Commands Classic Style Figure 319 Macro Editor Dialog Modify Classic Style Depending on the command you will have several options to change your Main Group and or your Subgroup Changing the Function will result in a new selection for Action Type and Parameter s ...

Page 400: ...ght command can be difficult when you do not know which Main Group contains the desired command The Kayenne XL style commands are all build out of segments like you see above e g BGDA BGDB BUS IDPM etc To find the desired command you can either select a Category one or more Subgroups or use one or more of the four search for buttons The matching commands are displayed in the Commands found list Th...

Page 401: ...IGHT1 in the other list in combination with the selections made via Category 1st sub group and 2nd subgroup limits the matching commands to all com mands containing ME2 KEY1 IDPM and LIGHT1 When you are looking e g for the command for iDpm Color Saturation you can either walk through the list of found commands or use another search for list type S or SAT to find the SATURATION segment and select i...

Page 402: ...21 Macro Editor Dialog Modify Kayenne XL Style In this dialog you can change to any of the offered alternatives and or change the parameter s Update Parameters of Macro Commands Figure 322 Macro Editor Dialog Update Parameter This function adds a new feature to macros which was until now only known for snapshots ...

Page 403: ...not support an update Furthermore some com mands cannot be updated due to the nature of the command e g Start Auto Transition The updated parameters are marked with updated Figure 323 Macro Editor Dialog Commands When you have finished your editing you can decide to save or discard the changes made Figure 324 Macro Editor Dialog Function Buttons ...

Page 404: ...n a control panel is attached Figure 325 Config Panel Assign Box Bus Rows Pre selects the panel s bus rows for which the Input Assignment should be changed Selectable are ALL all bus rows on the panel P P Bgnd Fill P P Key AUX All AUX 1 AUX 48 Box Input Shows a sorted list of all assignable inputs Number 4 character name 8 character name ...

Page 405: ...vel buttons Select the according buttons select the input and press Assign Shift Couple Reset 15 25 35 Button Cross Bar Reset to the default assignment Assign None Select a button position and press this button to create an inactive button Delete Deletes the current assignment for this button All assignment to the right of the button will shift one position to the left The shifting will stop when ...

Page 406: ...ion 5 Menu Summaries Brightness Page This subdelegation allows adjustment of the brightness of the Text LED dis plays the source name OLED displays and the high tally and low tally intensity of the buttons Figure 326 Config Panel Brightness ...

Page 407: ...ll and Delete PMEMs The last recalled one is indicated as green selection Double clicking a macro recalls immediately To create PMEMs which recall only parts of the control panel the not desired modules have to be deselected by double clicking the according part in the right listbox In the example above the macro at cursor position Register 001 only affects the System bar ...

Page 408: ...xt to this color assignments which create horizontal color coding because most groups are bus row delegations there is a second possibility to use vertical color coding that means to assign colors to specific inputs Vertical color coding overwrites Horizontal color coding For Input Color Coding please see Colors Subpage on page 385 Set to White Sets all buttons to White Only the Multifunction Modu...

Page 409: ...display by the according digipots When at least one macro is attached to a module the module turns blue The individual attachments are indicated in yellow The listbox in the bottom shows the attachments for the selected button red border Button Unique identifier of the button in the control panel Macro Number of the attached Macro Type Can be Pre attachment Post attachment Replace attachment Level...

Page 410: ...r Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Flexible Licenses Submenu Each chroma keyer can be flexibly assigned to any desired keyer in any M E if the flexible license key Chroma key is available Figure 330 Config Panel Flexible Licence ...

Page 411: ...rsonality Menu Personality Main Submenu The Personality menu permits personality settings for the panel and sidepanel PC and display With the Transfer button the settings can be saved Export or loaded Import Panel Subpage Figure 331 Personal Settings Panel ...

Page 412: ... OLED and LED dis plays and the multi color buttons When the panel is completely dark the first button press will not accomplish the default behavior of the pressed button Is the Power Save Mode stopped the Kayenne XL panel will be behave as usual A full Power Save Mode complete dark is indi cated by a blue running light at the Transition module Another posi tive effect of the Power Save Mode is a...

Page 413: ...the new shift level This means the bus stays delegated to the shift level Shiftlevel Hidden Source Blinking The selected source flashes to indicate it is selected on a currently non delegated bus Shiftlevel Couple Mode This mode allows you to have the Program and Preset bus always shifted in parallel This is especially important when you have attached macros to one of these rows Since the macros a...

Page 414: ... Source Name Display Mode Separate Lines For the program and preset row always to indi vidual lines are displayed Join Lines If the sources for the program and preset row are iden tical only one name is displayed Join Show Hidden Source Like Join Lines but the display will also show two lines in case a source on a non delegated level is selected Auto size Fonts in Source Name Displays When On the ...

Page 415: ...y to change the parameters TFT Intensity Adjustment for the TFT intensity of the Menu Panel Popup Time Time out for pop menus Overlay Time Time out for overlay menus Timeline Edit Direct Modify Default off If On is selected the operation steps to modify timeline elements with several modifiers is simplified Switcher Type for Demo Mode Switcher Type selection if the Menu Panel is used in the demo m...

Page 416: ...5 Menu Summaries M E Menu M E Main Submenu M E Main Submenu consists of 3 subpages Keyer Details refer to Subpage Keyer Misc Details refer to Subpage Misc Extern Keyer Details refer to Subpage Extern Keyer Subpage Keyer Figure 335 M E Main Keyer ...

Page 417: ... operation preset Limit Set The Limit set and Limit on buttons serve to create reproducible partial transi tions This mode is possible with all types of transitions Limit set permits storing the desired value set with the fader Limit On Limit on enables the mode Any transition with Cut or Auto and any manual transition with the fader is only executed up to the value previ ously defined with Limit ...

Page 418: ...button permits selection of different types of transitions To select a transition type activate the button and then select a transition type with the overlay button Undef Mix Add Wipe1 Wipe2 or DVE The selected transition type is displayed in the button header area Note You can only change the transition type when the transition is finished i e when an automatic transition has been completed or th...

Page 419: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 419 M E Menu Subpage Misc Figure 336 M E Main Misc The M E Main Misc Menu is used to run the Misc components using the Menu Panel ...

Page 420: ... Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Subpage Extern Keyer Figure 337 M E Main Extern M E Main Extern Keyer can be used to perform Cut or Auto transitions on External Keyer if available ...

Page 421: ...t a pre defined color and delegates the digipots to the Base Color Control Box Wash Color The Wash Color button serves to select a pre defined color and delegates the digipots to the Base Color Control Box Pattern Direction Pattern Source preselects the pattern source for a Background Wipe transition enabled by the Wipe button at the Transition Panel Available Pattern Sources are Main Wipe 1 2 and...

Page 422: ...ce Base Color Source is used to fill the border of the used Pattern with a Color Matte or any incoming video source or internal device such as RamRecorder using the Utility Bus Wash Type Selecting Wash Type serves to select Main Wipe 1 2 or Utility Bus 1 2 to compose a color wash between the Base Color Source and Wash Color Source Wash Col Source Wash Col Source is used to fill the border of the u...

Page 423: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 423 M E Menu Offset Transi Submenu Note The Offset Transi mode can be part of an EMEM The settings are stored with the EMEM parameters Figure 339 Offset Transi ...

Page 424: ...nal level curve of background transition Program and Preset Middle graph Interactive level curve of each transition component Lower graph Interactive timeline bar of each transition component Double click the timeline bar in order to change the values Start Middle and End The values can be adjusted with the digipots also Reverse Normal Reverse The Normal Reverse button determines the transition pa...

Page 425: ...then the Main menu s Misc 1 and 2 function as the transition component and the channels are colored and highlighted In addition the lengths of the clip will be shown in frames Offset On Activates the Offset Transition settings for use during the next MultiMix transition Offset Transition can be activated in the M E Main menu also ...

Page 426: ...panel for immediate access However key adjustment for detail such as clip and gain and mask con trols are accessible from the corresponding Keyer menu The Keyer sub panels and the corresponding menus will reflect and track the changes made by either set of controls The Keyer menu controls are organized into several subcategories each with different menu selection based on the type of key These men...

Page 427: ...ode menu enable you to select the type of key for any of the six keyers in each M E or P P Touching the Mode subcategory button brings up the Keyer Mode menu Touch the keyer data pad you wish to select then select the Mode from one of the selections described below Key modes are selectable from the following choices Fixed Linear or Luminance Adj Linear or Luminance Linear Luma Key or Additive Key ...

Page 428: ...t for a special setting of the Luminance Key with Gain 100 and Clip 50 Additive Key is used for key sources with a shaped fill signal For an overview of key types and adjustments refer to the section Keying on page 43 Refer also the Keyer Control section of the Multi Function Control Panel ...

Page 429: ...able you to select the mattes of the different keyers Soft knobs are provided on the right side of the menu for adjustment of matte parameters Figure 341 Key Matte The source signal can be selected with the popup Wash Source Keyer Freeze Menu The Freeze pane contains a Freeze Fill and a Freeze Key button which are similar to the keys on the panel and Freeze Fill Key which is similar to pressing bo...

Page 430: ...XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries The Display pane offers the choice of which area should be either Field 1 or Field 2 or both Refer also the Keyer Control section of the Multi Function Control Panel ...

Page 431: ... Force The shape of the mask can originate from a wipe pattern generator or from a selected mask signal typically a key fill signal delivered via the Utility bus The keyer delegation Key1 Key6 is made at the top left of the screen Once a keyer has been delegated choose the type of mask Force or Inhibit or both from the data pad in the lower right corner The example shown here is for a Wipe Force M...

Page 432: ...pes selects the source of the inhibit mask Default Box mask is selected M Wipe and K Wipe are the other selections Note The Transition Type K Wipe is related to this source Note Utility Bus 2 is only available with Kayak HD Box When Box is selected as the mask source you can adjust softness and opacity The four edges of the box can be set separately Figure 343 Key Mask Force Mask Type Selection Fi...

Page 433: ...me The parameter groups should be adjusted in the following order 1 Prim Suppress 2 Key Control 3 Sec Suppress 4 Other After the first two parameter groups have been adjusted a reasonable key should be visible Subsequent adjustment steps may improve the basic key in subtle ways See the section on Chroma Key Main Page on page 190 for more information on setting up a chroma key ...

Page 434: ...434 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 345 Chroma Key Main ...

Page 435: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 435 Key Menu Figure 346 Chroma Key Main Cursor ...

Page 436: ...436 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Chr Key Suppression Submenu Figure 347 Chroma Key Suppression ...

Page 437: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 437 Key Menu Figure 348 Chroma Key Suppression Cursor ...

Page 438: ...e keyer wipe mask The complex mask wipe can also be modified for position rotation H and V multiplication and aspect In addition wipes can be mixed and modulated Keyer and complex wipe masks must share the wipe generators with other functions with wipe capability in the switcher This resource sharing must be considered when delegating one of the wipe generators to a mask CAUTION All controls in th...

Page 439: ...on takes you to the Priority menu The Priority menu is used to change the stacking order of the keys The parameter control area on the right has two columns labeled Current and Next The stacking order of the selected item in a column is controlled with the Top Move Up Move Down and Bottom touch buttons Changing the top to bottom order in the Current column will cause an immediate change in that ke...

Page 440: ...440 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Wipe Adjust Submenu Figure 349 Wipe Adjust ...

Page 441: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 441 Key Menu Wipe Select Submenu Figure 350 Wipe Select Refer also the Wipe and Key Selection section of the Multi Function Control Panel ...

Page 442: ...the menu displays two panes for control of Color BGD 1 Color BGD 2 Color BGD 3 and Test patterns including base and wash colors wash direction and offset and wash edge texture attri butes Each touch pad activates the soft knobs to control those parameters Figure 351 Color Background 1 The popup delegation button in the top left of the menu enable you to del egate the menu to Color BGD 1 Color BGD ...

Page 443: ...ch the Color Output pad then select the desired color output Flat single color matte with button Flat Matte 1 or Flat Matte 2 A dual color matte can be selected with button Wash All subsequent matte controls are located on the central pane of the menu Figure 353 Color Background 1 Wash Reset ...

Page 444: ...er Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Test Signal Submenu The Test Signal menu enable the selection of different video test patterns The chosen test pattern will be displayed when the Test source is selected Figure 354 Test Signal ...

Page 445: ...ves to adjust brightness contrast saturation and color balance Figure 355 Color Correction Input The correction can be made in the following buses Bus PGM PST Key1 Key6 Note If Bus Correction for PGM bus and or PST bus is selected the two settings are exchanged at the end of a fading Input all input signals AUX all AUX buses ...

Page 446: ... Summaries Note Bus correction has priority over input correction Color Off Switch the color on off separately for each bus Figure 356 Color Correction Input Reset Reset Bus Reset the values for a single bus of the selected M E to their default value ...

Page 447: ...L Package User Manual 447 Color Correction Menu YUV M E Bus Submenu Figure 357 Bus Correction Reset M E Reset the values for all buses of the selected M E to their default values Figure 358 Bus Correction Reset ...

Page 448: ...448 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries YUV Aux Bus Submenu Figure 359 Auxbus Correction Figure 360 Auxbus Correction Reset ...

Page 449: ...ifference Y Cb Cr format The color correction is applied on an input by input basis The parameters are applied on the basis of a source and bus intersection and stored as part of source memory A different input on the same bus or a same input on a different bus may have different color cor rection The Color Corrector menu is used to adjust RGB color on a selected bus and input Corrected inputs and...

Page 450: ...apply to pane has two on off buttons The title and the button labels are dependent on the selection of the color component in the Color Corrector Transfer Function pane Red Green Blue If the user selects Blue as the color to be adjusted the two buttons are Red and Green When these buttons are active the adjustments applied to the originally selected color component is also applied to the one s sel...

Page 451: ...u RGB Bus Submenu Refer to RGB Input Submenu on page 449 for further operating details Note In the source displays corrected buses or inputs are marked with an under line Figure 364 RGB M E Bus Figure 365 RGB M E Bus Adjust Mode Figure 366 RGB M E Bus Reset ...

Page 452: ...enu Refer to RGB Input Submenu on page 449 for further operating details Note In the source displays corrected buses or inputs are marked with an under line Figure 367 RGB Auxbus Correction Figure 368 RGB Auxbus Correction Adjust Mode Figure 369 RGB Auxbus Correction Reset ...

Page 453: ...Remote Menu Figure 370 Remote Enables In Enable AUX CP Enables AUX Control Panels VTR Emulation Enables the VTR control Editor Control Enables Editor control GP In Enables GPI inputs Out Enable P BUS Enables Editor control GP Out Enables GPI outputs ...

Page 454: ...PI Out Submenu Figure 371 Remote GPI Out Remote I O Enable buttons The Remote button group has to be used to enable the following functions Enables AUX control panels Enables the VTR control Enables Editor control Enables GPI inputs channels Enables GPO output channels ...

Page 455: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 455 Remote Menu Remote P Bus Submenu Figure 372 Remote Pheripheral Bus ...

Page 456: ...VDCP aka Louth there are specialized versions for the Profile server family Pbus With these protocols the Kayak can control VTRs BetaCam DVCPro etc Video Servers Disk Recorders Other media players The list of servers that have at least one of the protocols implemented includes Thomson Grass Valley Profile Profile XP M Series Thomson Nextore Philips Mediapool Leitch ASC VR300 VR400 DVS ProntoVision...

Page 457: ...ufacturer s documentation to find out which of those protocols is most suitable for your application Figure 373 Media Player MP Status The Media Player menu offers control for up to 36 devices There are 6 Pages with 6 control positions each Figure 374 Single Media Player To assign a device to a desired control position hold down the Delega tion button example shows LAN01 for 2 seconds and select a...

Page 458: ... control The control display shows status information of the machine like loaded clip tape motion state current timecode Mark In Mark Out Loop Auto Cue and a thumbnail of the currently loaded clip if the used protocol supports thumbnails The following tape motion commands are available Play Reverse Still Play Rewind Stop Fast Forward ...

Page 459: ...This delegation is active as long as the machine has the corresponding tape motion state Figure 378 Media Player MP Status Mark The Mark submenu offers different ways to modify Mark In and Mark Out positions Set Mark In Out Allows numeric entry for Mark In and Mark Out Grab Mark In Out Grab the current timecode for the Mark In or Mark Out Clear Mark In Out Deletes Mark In or Mark Out and sets it t...

Page 460: ...UT marks are taken into account for the loop Mark Control This feature is only available for machines which are con trolled over LAN When Mark Control is enabled the IN and OUT marks stored within the metadata of a clip are controlled directly In other words metadata of a clip can be changed In combination with the loop mode a clip can be played in loop between its IN and OUT marks This kind of lo...

Page 461: ...rked yellow are shown on the right side either as a text list or as thumbnails To load another directory select it by clicking or with the digipot and press the Load Directory button The View button offers different modes to present the clips Text List Large Thumbnails Medium Thumbnails Small Thumbnails The Request Thumbnail button To load another clip select it by clicking or with the digipot and...

Page 462: ...462 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries ...

Page 463: ...ected audio channels and on the equipped memory board 4GB or 8GB For the whole switcher the total amount of storage is approximately HD over 23 seconds per video over 57 seconds video with KlipCache memory expansion option The storage time for HD video with embedded audio will be reduced depending on the number of selected audio groups With four audio groups selected the clip size increases 5 SD a...

Page 464: ... shows the status of six RamRecorders channels The menu enables you to configure the RamRecorder channels and to fully operate them by using the related controls To ease the use of operational controls their appearance is coupled to the channels configuration Figure 380 RamRecorder Status Menu ...

Page 465: ...nterface However the parallel ganged execution of the RamRec commands can be recorded with the attached Control s Panel Makro recorder Figure 381 Ramrecorder Gang Selection When the Gang is configured press again the Set Gang to get back to the RamRec Status page Now if you select one channel of the Gang all chan nels get selected and are controlled in parallel This is useful e g when you use fill...

Page 466: ...rce Selection Touch the Source button A list with all input sources appears to select the desired input source The selected input source is visible at the RamRec channels output only if the RamRecorder is in RECORD or STOP E to E mode Figure 382 RamRecorder Input Sources ...

Page 467: ...ains audio channel CH13 to CH16 The Audio Record and Audio Playback buttons can be used to configure the channel groups to be included in the dedicated operation Figure 383 RamRecorder Status Audio Record In the figure above the embedded Audio Channel 1 8 A B are included into Records and Channel 1 16 A B C D are included in the playouts Note The Audio Record Playout selection must be configured i...

Page 468: ...gure the RamRecorder channels touch the Settings button on the top and select the desired parameter Figure 385 RamRecorder Status Settings Bounce The Bounce function is only available if the RamRecorder is in Clip mode or in a Loop mode Bounce is not available in Normal VTR Mode If bounce is activated and the Playout reaches its end posi tion then it runs in reverse to Mark In and when it reaches ...

Page 469: ...look only 25 30 motion updates per second Frame Standard play out mode Read Out Still Field1 2 Field 1 or field 2 is displayed and Previous Still Next Still advances to the next fields which results in single stepping in field resolution Field 1 Field 1 is replicated to make frame and Previous Still Next Still advances to field 1 of the next still Field 2 Field 2 is replicated to make frame and Pr...

Page 470: ...de range When you press play the clip is always played from Mark In to Mark Out Simple Loop Mark In and Mark Out limit the accessible time code range When you press play the clip starts at the current position plays to Mark Out and repeats that range from Mark In to Mark Out n times where n is the number of loops 0 end less Extended Loop The looped section is from Mark In to Mark Out as is in Simp...

Page 471: ...amRecorder Menu Mark In Mark Out Set a Mark In Mark Out point via numeric popup panel Figure 388 RamRecorder Mark In Note You can use the Gang operation mode to Grab current Mark In and Mark Out positions for multiple channels at any time ...

Page 472: ... mode Variable or Jog is selected the GUI s top most digipot is assigned to control the playout Figure 389 RamRecorder Speeds Variable In Variable mode the playout speed is specified by the digi pots turning angle Examples 1 normal speed 2 double speed 0 5 half speed 1 normal reverse speed Jog Set RamRecorder to Jog mode In Jog mode the position of the playout is following the digipot s turning an...

Page 473: ... playout position direc tion and speed Figure 390 RamRecorder Tape Motion Commands Note You can use the Gang operation mode to apply the TMC commands to mul tiple channels Move the clip to the beginning Move the clip to the end Play the clip reverse Play the clip forward Step one field or frame forward reverse Pause Stop ...

Page 474: ... frame mode Figure 392 RamRecorder Record Delayline Cropped Warning Note When you change the Record Length value while you are in Delay Line mode the new value is not accepted unless you exit and re enter this mode Trim Out Trim In IN Trim inner part All frames between Mark In and Mark Out will be deleted The part before Mark In and after Mark Out will be joined OUT Trim outer part All frames befo...

Page 475: ... PlayMode ReadOut Audio Offset Audio Mute Audio Group Assignment and Audio Assign Enable If you have modified those data after record don t forget to execute a subsequent Save to Clip command as it is available in the RamRec Clips menu tab Thumbnails and Animated Thumbnails Every RamRecorder channel automatically generates a thumbnail with every Record New or Record ID command execution The thumbn...

Page 476: ...lect and modify stored video clips Figure 393 RamRecorder Clips When you have changed the active area to record only a cropped section of the image the indication field for the remaining time with crop will turn to red to indicate that with this channel you will not record in full frame mode Figure 394 RamRecorder Crop Warning ...

Page 477: ...utton is active each video signal will have an associated key signal stored too At recall the key signal will only be recalled if the Vid Key button is active RAM 1 uses RAM2 as its associated key channel for record and recall while RAM3 uses RAM4 and RAM5 uses RAM6 Figure 396 RamRecorder Mode Selection Show Run Control Activating the toggle button Show Run Control changes the 8 button row control...

Page 478: ...e executed in the given sequence Once the moving thumbnails are generated they are stored along with the RamRecorders meta data and they become visible on all connected Sidepanel GUI applications The availability of animated thumbnails is indicated in the clip selection fields with an A index as shown in the figure below During generation the clip is marked with an W Clips in the queue are marked ...

Page 479: ...rkIn MarkOut ActiveArea Bounce Loops BreakOut PlayMode ReadOut Audio Offset Audio Mute Audio Group Assignment and Audio Assign Enable E E Ram1 6 The selected channel goes into STOP mode In STOP mode the RamRe corder channel shows it s input signal with a delay of one video frame Modify Figure 399 RamRecorder Thumbnail Delete Delete all or selected clip or still Move Move selected clip or still to ...

Page 480: ...dependent audio clip Rename Renames the selected clip and makes automatic name changes for asso ciated key signals The software will prevent changes in key signal names only and the Rename button from going gray when a key signal is highlighted Record via R1 New Starts recording a new clip Clip position and clip name will be created automatically Edit Starts recording into an existing clip at the ...

Page 481: ...o stills Refer to Clips menu for operating details Figure 400 RamRecorder Still Menu When you have changed the active area to record only a cropped section of the image the indication field for the remaining time with crop will turn to red to indicate that with this channel you will not record in full frame mode Figure 401 RamRecorder Crop Warning ...

Page 482: ...s RamRecorder Transfer Submenu The menu page can be used to transfer clips and stills to a PC and vice versa and for backup purposes Figure 402 RamRecorder Transfer Menu The buttons on the top are used to select and deselect stills which should be transferred ...

Page 483: ...d enable you to change the name for the target file When you are transferring to the RamRecorder the to Pos column shows you the slot where the item will be transferred to You can change this posi tion via Change Position In case of missing slot information the to Pos column shows pos then you have to select a slot via Set Position before you can start the transfer When a slot is already occupied ...

Page 484: ...is particularly useful when you have several files without metadata Depending on the transfer direction there can be one or two more types of conflicts which have to be resolved in advance to start the MultiTransfer Transfer from the RamRecorder to the PC Name Conflicts indicated by name Solution Rename either the target file or the source file Transfer from the PC to the RamRecorder Name Conflict...

Page 485: ...ses First the metadata and audio will be restored After that the video will be trans ferred and automatically synchronized Backup your Clips Stills To backup a RamRecorder clip still pool proceed as follows Go to the RamRecorder Transfer menu Select Transfer Mode and afterwards Realtime Export Select a channel for the video playout for example Ram1 Note During the transfer process the other channe...

Page 486: ...xport Data Be sure that your external device is connected with the Ram channel selected Assign the Ram channel for playout for example Ram1 to an Aux Out using the Aux Controls in the Aux menu and Install E Box Aux Bus menu Connect your external device with Aux Out Start your external device in Record mode Press Export Video All video clips stills will be transferred in real time to the external d...

Page 487: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 487 RamRecorder Menu Figure 405 Export Dialog 2 ...

Page 488: ...ty Please delete the clips and stills first and start the restore process again Upon restoring the metadata and audio a request dialog appears Start your external server in playback mode and press Continue Be sure that you external device is connected with the Ram channel selected Select the input source for the desired RamRecorder for example Input 30 Connect your external device with a video inp...

Page 489: ...ned within the selected folder 1 Double click to select and open a folder 2 Select a file to be converted with a left mouse click You can select more than one file by using the right mouse key Note When converting the associated filter is started and one single sequence is created from the individual files The picture order in the sequence is deter mined by the order of the selected files Figure 4...

Page 490: ...map Joint Picture Expert Group TrueVision Targa Image Tagged Image File Format RamRecorder File Figure 407 Image Converter Menu Output File Name The name of the exit file has to be entered in a dialog box The file extension is added automatically depending on destination pixel format In general the entered file name will be enlarged with a three digit number to gen erate different file names if a ...

Page 491: ... dialog window appears Select one of the listed Codec and close the dialog with OK Note If the dialog is canceled an empty file will be generated Source Pixel Format Touching the Convert button opens a dialog window for detail adjustments The following Source Pixel formats can be adjusted Figure 408 Select Target Format ...

Page 492: ... If a TV format is selected as destination pixel format the destination file is coupled with TV format Converting Size Positioning and Preview Having selected the conversion parameters you may have a look at the format in the Preview window The red frame shows the outer edge of the picture TV format only to be converted and the white frame shows the limits of the picture screen after conversion Th...

Page 493: ...u serves for advanced audio operation modes of the RamRecorder Audio play offset Different record length for video and audio Audio record only Split audio Join audio Audio group assignment Audio group mute available in the Kayak menu as well Delay line Figure 410 RamRecorder Audio Menu ...

Page 494: ...h the Audio Group Assignment it is possible to exchange the embedded audio groups of the recorded clip For example the content 4 audio channels of audio group B can be played in group A This makes sense when the external target device cannot process all four audio groups Figure 411 RamRecorder Group Playout To assign the audio groups click in the Playout Audio field and relocate the groups In the ...

Page 495: ...n Audio feature it is possible to join single audio clips or embedded audio groups from a video clip with another clip To join an audio group proceed as follows Select a RamRecorder channel for example Ram1 Select the clip from the clip list for example Clip4 Press Modify and afterwards Join Aud The Modify button changes to Join A with sel Pos Select a target clip for example Clip3 Press Join A wi...

Page 496: ...n be used for time delayed advanced audio play back while in Delayline Record Mode including video and audio To delay a playback proceed as follows Set the main delay time using the RecLen field Press Record Delayline and afterwards Delayline Now video and audio can be shifted to adjust lip synch ...

Page 497: ... active picture size The idea of the Playout Area Playout Offset is that you could resize and reposition a recorded clip Figure 412 RamRecorder Active Area Menu Enable Playout Position and crop the a stored clip on the screen Record Area to Fullframe Crop the area to record Playout Area to Fullframe Crop a portion of recorded clip to playback Playout Offset Move the cropped clip ...

Page 498: ...yout clip will be stored in the meta data storage Set to default Recalls default parameters if Record Area is active pressing the button sets the parameter to full frame If Playout Area is active pressing the button sets the Playout Area to the Record Area values and resets the Playout Offset values to zero ...

Page 499: ...ad Preview and Cleanfeed Permanent installed buses are displayed as gray These buses cannot be selected from this menu In addition the AUX submenu serves to set the Aux Bus Transion parame ters Aux Bus Transition is a new feature released with software release V 703 Note Please note that Aux Transition is not available in 4 5 M E configuration with SD video standard Figure 413 Auxbus Control Route...

Page 500: ...itched to high tally When this transition has reached the end the Auto Trans button light switched back to low tally and the mainframe swaps PGM and PST sources As a result subsequent Auto Trans button presses toggles the transition in this mode Auto Mode In Auto Mode the Direct Trans button is OFF and the Auto Trans button is low tally Pressing the Auto Trans button it starts to flash If you push...

Page 501: ...utton Menu The butten can be used like the Auto Trans button as well as in Direct and Auto mode For more details refer section Section 3 Aux Bus Transitions Router Control The Router menu shows in column Input the name of the source which is currently connected to the external router output channels Double click on the screen touch or mouse to switch a source on the external router ...

Page 502: ...ting inputs of different formats to the same format as that used by the switcher These converted scaled inputs can then be used any where in the switcher The system supports the use of up to four scalars per M E that can be used for up conversion of SD sources to HD formats The MatchDef dual video input scalars enable you to match SD sources into an HD production or HD sources into an SD productio...

Page 503: ... Figure 414 Input Scaler Setting Up Scaler Inputs The Kayenne XL package supports four scalar inputs If you have pur chased the scalar software license plug a video source into one of the scalar BNC connectors on the back of the Kayak HD mainframe ...

Page 504: ...d Centercut Details on Aspect Ration Conversion and the relation to the different video standards are described at the end of this section Background Matte Insert a matte color to replace black in the cropped letter boxed pillared region Choose a predefined color and or adjust the color by using the control knobs at the right of the control panel menu Crop Crop the edges to remove mask any unwante...

Page 505: ...yenne XL Package User Manual 505 Scaler Menu Figure 416 Input Scaler Aspect Ratio Conversion Figure 417 Input Scaler Bgnd Matte Figure 418 Input Scaler Input Format Figure 419 Input Scaler Set to Default ...

Page 506: ... the MatchDef Scalar inputs up down cross and aspect ratios See addi tional aspect ratio features below Setting up Scaler Outputs works the same way than Scaler Inputs Check Setting Up Scaler Inputs on page 503 for details Known Limitations Each output SetDef pair e g AUX11 12 AUX23 24 AUX35 36 AUX47 48 is set to the same output standard Each pair can be a dif ferent standard than other pairs but ...

Page 507: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 507 Scaler Menu Figure 420 Aux Bus Scaler The menu structure designed for the Auxbus Scalars are the same as used for the Input Scalars ...

Page 508: ...x9 720p 1080i 525 4x3 Fit to Fill Pillarbox Center cut V Pillarbox Center cut V Pillarbox Center cut V 525 16x9 Letterbox Center cut H Fit to Fill Fit to Fill Fit to Fill 625 4x3 Fit to Fill Pillarbox Center cut V Pillarbox Center cut V Pillarbox Center cut V 625 16x9 Letterbox Center cut H Fit to Fill Fit to Fill Fit to Fill 720p Letterbox Center cut H Fit to Fill Letterbox Center cut H Fit to Fi...

Page 509: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 509 Scaler Menu ...

Page 510: ...pping the DPM channel for the first keyer per M E bank is standard the remaining 3 channels per M E are options The parameters of the Digital Picture Manipulators are not stored as part of the EMEM system They are treated per M E bank like external DVE chan nels with a separate timeline system with 100 registers That means the switcher can recall independently extra DPM effects per M E while runni...

Page 511: ...ut selection for the 4 channels click on the corresponding fields for source selection Effect Selection 25 buttons for DPM effect selection in total 100 effects on 4 pages In the bottom part per button you find an indication of the channels used in the corresponding effect To select an effect first preselect it dark blue border then press OK or double click an effect directly The selected effect l...

Page 512: ...l effects Current Effect Number In this section you find an indication of the selected effect per channel This can differ from the last recalled effect since an effect recall only loads the channels included in the DPM effect Delegate Button Delegating the menu to an M E or P P stage of the switcher Highlight Effect No This feature is only a help to get a quick overview which channel is used in wh...

Page 513: ... allowing the effect to inter polate on a path parallel to the original effect Parallel mode or on a path that converges the changing state smoothly to the actual end state of the original effect Converge mode A safe touch mode can be forced on just prior to recalling an effect or it can be saved with the effect to be used auto matically This feature changes the paradigm of control for effects all...

Page 514: ...y pressing the Cut button in the Effects area again while the section is delegated to DPM control The Auto Run button is also used when a DPM effect is recalled by an EMEM When On a keyframe containing DPM Eff No in the Define Memo will trigger an immediate run of the relevant DPM effect Define memo is set in the EMEM define memo menu When Off a trigger has to be set to run the effect Cursor Contr...

Page 515: ...Reverse Input Priority Kurl Splits Mirrors Misc Light Defocus Glow Recursive Setup Default Timeline Save Recall The Kurl subpage is only available when the Kurl option is installed The Light Defocus Glow and Recursive subpages are only available when then Spektra option is installed The following elements are available in most of the subpages ...

Page 516: ...l button is only enabled in the Transform subpage You can toggle the buttons on and off Double clicking a button automatically deselects all other buttons The Insert Modify and Delete buttons allow you to insert the current DPM state as a keyframe in the effect For which channels keyframes will be inserted deleted please see further down in the description for Timeline display For more details of ...

Page 517: ...will be inserted modified or deleted Click on the buttons for selecting dese lecting the channel Like in DPM Control a double click deselects all other channels The selected keyframe track itself shows the channel for which the param eters are displayed This is also indicated by the button P PiDPM 1 Changing the display channel can be accomplished in different ways Clicking on a Timeline keyframe ...

Page 518: ... Keyframe button you go to a specified keyframe number For details on keyframe numbering please see the Timeline subpage Parameter Groups Figure 426 Parameter Groups These groups consist of a group of 5 parameters maximum which can be delegated simultaneously to the digipots by clicking When a parameter differs from its default value the text color changes from white to yellow Double clicking the ...

Page 519: ...ol Parameter groups like Locate Spin etc can have individual paths The path for the last selected parameter group is always displayed and can be con trolled When you e g want to display and control the path for the Perspec tive group first select the Perspective group then select the Curve group to adjust Tension Continuity or Bias The Spin group offers control of the individual X Y Z parameters w...

Page 520: ...lected the path changes are applied to all Transform parameters For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on the individual parameters please refer 3 D Digital Effects Concepts on page 59 For more details please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 521: ...p shadow or create a border around the image The Shadow Crop parameters are only active when Use Crop of is set to Shadow The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 522: ...p Reverse Page The Crop and Softness parameters are only active when crop is switched on The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 523: ...ways stored per keyframe Whether this information will be used can be set per channel in the DPM Main Menu see DPM Menu on page 510 If you are not familiar with the difference between front back versus near far please see Front and Back Near and Far on page 64 For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 ...

Page 524: ...example above Key 1 has always the top priority Key 4 will always be in the background Between these two keyers Key 2 and Key 3 are fighting for higher priority by their Z Location Whether the priority of the Keyers is controlled by the DPM effect depends on the setting of the effect see Save Recall Page on page 548 For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515...

Page 525: ...url is divided in 6 subpages PageTurn see Kurl Pageturn Pageroll Page Pageroll see Kurl Pageturn Pageroll Page Postion Size Modulation see Kurl Position Size Modulation Page Slits see Kurl Slits Page Ripples see Kurl Ripples Page Sphere see Kurl Sphere Page ...

Page 526: ...annel the front and back side will show the same image or back side will show matte For a different image on the back side you have to use two channels in par allel In this case change Show Both Sides to Show Front Side for the first channel and to Show Back Side for the second channel For general behavior of the DPMDPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details please ref...

Page 527: ...e or Position to enable the modulation Available modulation patterns are Sine Triangle Square Ramp Circle Random Pulse Trapeze Cycle Count only is active when Limit Cycle is On and Phase Speed is greater than 0 Positive Pattern Only flips the negative part of the modulation to posi tive creating a new shape with twice the frequency This works for all patterns but the Square CenterX and CenterY are...

Page 528: ...al Section 5 Menu Summaries The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 529: ...le Count only is active when Limit Cycle is On and Phase Speed is greater than 0 Positive Pattern Only flips the negative part of the modulation to posi tive creating a new shape with twice the frequency This works for all patterns but the Square When Randomness is 0 all slits have the same width depending on the number of slits otherwise the width varies more or less depending on the value of Ran...

Page 530: ...enne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 531: ...s greater than 0 Positive Pattern Only flips the negative part of the modulation to posi tive creating a new shape with twice the frequency This works for all patterns but the Square Position H and Position V define the center of the ripples The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path ...

Page 532: ...ition turns the sphere vertically H Warp stretches the image horizontally around the sphere V Warp stretches the image vertically around the sphere The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 533: ...ters are only active when Splits is switched on Position H and Position V define the center of the ripples The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 534: ...ould be enabled for all channels which are used to form a cube or slab Since in a cube or a slab only 3 sides are visible at a time with Easycube enabled the channel automatically will flip its position during rotation from the left to the right or from the top to the bottom side accordingly Build Cube with Chan 1 3 and Build Slab with Chan 1 3 sets up the local parameters for channels 1 through 3...

Page 535: ...ading light The available light types are Point Bar and Plane Appearance Gloss Size of the light spot Point width of the Bar The light parameters are only active when then light type is different from Off The Rotation parameters are only active for light type Bar The Flare Intensity is only active when Independent Flare Intensity is On ...

Page 536: ...s Appearance Color and Flare Color Path Light Position for parameter groups Position and Rotation Path Ambient Shading for Ambient Shading To display control a desired path select first one of its parameter groups e g Appearance when you want to control the Light Attribute path For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control pleas...

Page 537: ...efocused image with the original image in a non additive mix mode Defocus NAM Combines the defocused image with the original image in a non additive mix mode Aspect Allows to apply the defocus more horizontally or more verti cally Ratio Controls the mix amount for Defocus NAM and Defocus NAM NAM Matte Enable Replaces the original image for Defocus NAM and Defocus NAM mix modes ...

Page 538: ...al Section 5 Menu Summaries The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 539: ...fill signal of the caption by the glow color Outline Like Glow but replaces the fill signal of the caption by the back ground signal Aspect Allows to apply the glow more horizontally or more vertically The remaining parameter names are self explaining For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on ...

Page 540: ...ates trails on an image by using wind to create the displace ment Freeze Creates effects like film Look etc It generates the image cap tures in the current location which can be moved by Transform Montage Creates random displaced images Motion Decay Creates motion blur Motion Decay applies recursive overlay to the motion within the channel image itself ...

Page 541: ...obe Type Controls type of Recursive strobe events Time uses the Period as a basis for strobe actions Keyframe uses the keyframes of the channel s running timeline as a trigger for strobe actions Parameter group Appearance Decay Rate of image decay Star Decay Rate of random points star decay Blur Amount of blur Period Number of fields interlaced mode or frames progressive mode between each image ca...

Page 542: ...maries Recursiv Mode Presets Some presets are available as a quick start Figure 443 Recursive Page For general behavior of the DPM Edit Menu please see iDPM Edit Submenu on page 515 For more details on Path Control please refer to Path Control on page 68 ...

Page 543: ...ou need should be included in the effect Not included channels will not be touched when the effect is recalled Channels included in this effect Select the channels needed Allow global control Deselect channels you do not want to have controlled by the global channel When you e g build a cube with channel 1 3 but channel 4 is also included in the effect to stay pushed back in the background you sho...

Page 544: ... iDPM only keyers of the according DPM channels When the buttons are enabled the state differs from what is normally necessary to key properly Pressing the buttons enables the DPM Loop of the keyer and sets the key mode to Linear Key Set Near Far Key Source White When you use the DPM channel to manipulate a full frame image you should key on White Pressing the buttons sets the key source for near ...

Page 545: ... time bar right to the Zoom buttons adjusts the zoom auto matically to show all keyframes The Zoom and the effect position can also be adjusted by digipots The channel track buttons Ch 1 4 and Global show which channels are included in this effect and for which channels keyframes will be inserted modified or deleted Click on the buttons for selecting dese lecting the channel A double click deselec...

Page 546: ...e changes you made to your current keyframe to all keyframes in the effect E g you changed in your current keyframe the size from 0 4 to 0 5 The amount of change is 0 1 This increment will be added to the size of all other keyframes Current Keyframe Applies the changes you made to your current keyframe When you press modify while the effect position is not on a keyframe a new keyframe will be inse...

Page 547: ...u want to change the duration of an existing key frame got to this keyframe change the time and confirm by pressing Modify Current Keyframe Effect Duration Changes the total duration for the selected channels When you want to change the duration of the total effect make sure all channels including the global channel are selected ...

Page 548: ...the Recall button or double click the listbox position or to select a position to create a new effect with the Create New button Note Changes to the work buffer will always be stored at the position of the recalled effect at the position which was selected for Create New The display also shows which channels are included in the effect Control Priority When On this DPM effect will control the keyer...

Page 549: ...ock Effect When On no changes are possible for this effect Note Control Priority Sure Touch Mode Loop Mode Lock Effect Rename Delete are buttons which work on the selection in this listbox independent from the effect currently loaded in the work buffer and are executed immediately In contrary the Save Discard button indicates changes made to keyframe in the work buffer When this button is active t...

Page 550: ...eDPM on page 556 for operating details Figure 447 eDPM Main Menu The eDPM Main Menu sidepanel consists of several sections Channel Inputs displays and enable source selection Near and Far Side Front and Backside per channel including related Tally informa tion Effect selection 6 x 5 buttons Page shift 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 100 recall buttons for eDPM effects Current Effect No indicates the loaded eDPM e...

Page 551: ...n shows the selected effect per eDPM channel This can differ from the last recalled effect since an effect recall only loads the channels included in the eDPM effect Note Any channel combination is possible Motion Control Buttons The selected effect light blue background can be controlled by the motion control buttons Begin Reverse Pause Play End or by the DPM digipot on the lower right side Funct...

Page 552: ...l 1 on off chan 2 Toggle selection channel 2 on off chan 3 Toggle selection channel 3 on off chan 4 Toggle selection channel 4 on off global Toggle selection global on off Use DPM Source for Channel 1 4 If any DPM Channel is enabled for Use DPM Source a loaded DPM effect will recall the crosspoint related to the information formerly saved per Key frame Note The settings for enabling or disabling U...

Page 553: ...ntrol page for external DVE 1 2 eDPM Main Switch to the main menu page for internal eDPM eDPM Edit Switch to edit page for internal eDPM iDPM Main Switch to the main menu page for internal iDPM iDPM Edit Switch to edit page for internal eDPM Previous Menu Return to the previous menu ...

Page 554: ...eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Crop Reverse Page Input Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Input Page Priority Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Priority Page Kurl Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Kurl Pages Splits Mirrors Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Splits Mirror Page Misc Editing of eDPM is identical to i...

Page 555: ...o iDPM Please see iDPM Glow Page Recursive Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Recursive Page Setup Default Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Setup Default Page Timeline Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Timeline Page Save Recall Editing of eDPM is identical to iDPM Please see iDPM Save Recall Page ...

Page 556: ...This frees up all I Os of the switcher for other additional video signals Close integration of eDPM control into the user interface of the switcher gives more creative power to the operator and optimizes the efficiency of the users General Information eDPM Processor Functions The eDPM Processor board provides 4 channels Video Key of DPM with linear effects in 3D space Every channel handles video a...

Page 557: ...er to Figure 448 on page 558 The Kayak HD 8 RU mainframe provides an expansion slot that can house a single M E Board PN xxx 6631 xx or xxx 0390 xx This hardware option can be utilized to provide up to 4 channels of Expansion Video Key DPM DVE known as eDPM Note This option is not available for the 4 RU mainframe version eDPM Advantages The eDPM has some advantages over the iDPM systems These adva...

Page 558: ...M1 P1 M1 B M1 C M1 D ME Board M E 1 BGD KeyProc 1 KeyProc 2 KeyProc 3 KeyProc 4 Global iDPM 1 iDPM 2 iDPM 3 iDPM 4 MIX PGM PST Fill1 Key1 Fill2 Key2 Fill3 Key3 Fill4 Key 4 V2 K2 Return V1 K1 Return M E Returns Precombined V K Send Global eDPM Ch1 eDPM Ch2 eDPM Ch3 eDPM Ch4 MIX V1 K1 Fill2 V2 Key2 K2 Fill3 Key3 Fill4 Key4 Postcombined V K Return V3 V1 K1 V2 K2 K3 V4 K4 M1 P2 M2 A M2 P1 M2 B V2 M2 C...

Page 559: ...t Next Transition to Background only Transition Type eDPM 1 9 Now the Auto Transition button and the Lever arm Fader can be used to control the eDPM 1 Transition 10 Any duration time in the Transition Module can be entered to run the eDPM 1 effect 11 Changing the BGD DVE between PGM and PST will change the Run Direction 12 The created effect also can be used for a keyer transition 13 Also pre comb...

Page 560: ...Copy Channel button Select the source by pressing the Clipboard buttons Select the target channel by pressing the Chan 1 to Chan 4 buttons Copy Effects This feature can be used to copy one or more effects either between switcher levels or between iDPM and eDPM The Cut Copy Paste and Swap functions work across iDPM and eDPM Go to the DPM Timeline menu Example Source level PP DPM Select the desired ...

Page 561: ...ess Transfer all Effects Select DPM to copy all effects from the directory A system warning appears if the target DPM contains effects and one or more register s are already used Make your choice to solve the copy conflict No skip the register Never skip all used registers Yes overwrite register Always overwrite all used register Cancel cancel the copy process ...

Page 562: ...e channel of the external DVE Effect Selection 25 buttons for DPM effect selection in total 100 effects on 4 pages In the bottom part per button you find an indication of the channels used in the corresponding effect To select an effect first preselect it dark blue border then press OK or double click an effect directly The selected effect light blue background can be controlled by the motion cont...

Page 563: ...st channel in the selected effect Example If the effect contains channel 2 3 4 the macro will record the play command for channel 2 This macro can be used to play any effect con taining at least channel 2 because a play command for one of the used channels will play all used channels So 4 macros is enough to play all effects Motion Control Buttons The selected effect light blue background can be c...

Page 564: ...EMEM Menu EMEM Select Submenu The Select menu enables you to directly select the individual register 0 99 The info field on the left side displays the short name the long name and the text of the register just marked with the cursor frame Figure 450 EMEM Select ...

Page 565: ...hen Auto Run is switched off the timeline is played completely and only stopped when a Wait is inserted into the timeline When Auto Run is switched on only the first keyframe of the timeline is recalled thereafter the timeline is stopped until you continue the timeline with Continue Subsequently it continues running normally Undo Enable If this button is pressed the state before the last recall or...

Page 566: ...vent GPI time can not be played with Auto Time Pressing this button enables you to adjust the Auto Time for snapshot dis solves and timeline auto play and the default transition time for key frames in timelines Figure 451 EMEM Select Delegate Transfer memo Pressing this button enables you to save the contents snapshot or time line of a register Reg1 99 to a floppy disk FD or load data into a reg i...

Page 567: ... blue cursor frame register as a snapshot Modify Modifies a stored snapshot related to the currently defined Define Memo The state of all entities currently enabled in Define Memo will be changed in the selected snapshot to the currently adjusted state that is if the border color of a wipe effect has to be changed from red to green in an already stored snapshot you have to select this snapshot ena...

Page 568: ...ment in the video that is the state of any object and the video will not be affected Delete Deletes the keyframe marked with the cursor Selecting of the Modify All mode Modify All Modify range If range is selected the changes refer only to this area otherwise the changes are carried out in the entire timeline Simple Changes the parameters which can be adjusted with digipots and buttons absolutely ...

Page 569: ...attern no 131 stars 4 Press Exchange Buttons The following functions do not change the keyframe contents Transition Duration Changes all transition times Transition Type Changes the transition type Linear S Linear Hold Time Changes the hold time of the keyframe End Edit Closes the edit mode and saves the modification Cancel Edit Cancels the edit mode without saving Left Right Cursor Navigates the ...

Page 570: ...erts a stored Snapshot or Sequence Enter the desired number Wait Inserts a wait object GPI User TOD Hold Trigger Inserts a trigger object GPO DVE Machine Memo MaKE PBus Loop Inserts a loop object Begin End Note To insert a PBus Trigger Register Under Insert Trigger PBus a Trigger PBus command or a PBus Register command can be inserted into the timeline PBus Trigger The listbox represents the machi...

Page 571: ...keyframe or snapshot Keyframe When inserting also the parameters of the associated transition can be indi cated Parameters Duration Transition Type linear s linear Hold time External Snapshot When inserting also the parameters of the associated transition can be indi cated Parameters Snapshot No Hold time Timeline Parameter Timeline No Loop Begin The loop can be changed on the Loop Begin as well a...

Page 572: ...WD FREW Cue In Cue Out Goto Variable Variable Speed Only with command Variable Timecode Only with command Goto Trigger Memo Parameter Machine Commands Play Stop FFWD FREW Goto Variable Speed Only with command Variable Timecode Only with command Goto Default Register yes no Yes means that the command is applied to the register just being selected in the EMEM control field Register No 0 99 No means ...

Page 573: ...er Trigger Number Machine 1 Recall No Recall Machine 24 Recall No Recall Trigger P Bus Register Parameter Register Number Machine 1 Recall No Recall Machine 24 Recall No Recall Trigger MaKE Memo Parameter Memo Number End Object is always available Cannot be erased or inserted ...

Page 574: ...574 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 453 EMEM Edit Display Mode Graphic ...

Page 575: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 575 EMEM Menu Figure 454 EMEM Edit Display Mode Mixed Modify Current ...

Page 576: ...6 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 455 EMEM Edit Display Mode Mixed Modify Current Transition Duration Figure 456 EMEM Edit Display Mode Mixed Modify Current Transition Type ...

Page 577: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 577 EMEM Menu Figure 457 EMEM Edit Display Mode Mixed Modify Hold Time ...

Page 578: ...578 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 458 EMEM Edit Display Mode Text Figure 459 EMEM Edit Insert Loop Figure 460 EMEM Edit Insert Loop Execution Count9 ...

Page 579: ...Figure 461 EMEM Edit Insert Stored Figure 462 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Figure 463 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger DPM Figure 464 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger DPM Command Figure 465 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger DVE Figure 466 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger DVE Command ...

Page 580: ...580 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 467 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Event ...

Page 581: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 581 EMEM Menu Figure 468 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger GPO Figure 469 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Machine Figure 470 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Machine Command ...

Page 582: ...582 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 471 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Macro ...

Page 583: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 583 EMEM Menu Figure 472 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Macro Number ...

Page 584: ...584 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 473 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Make Figure 474 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Memo Figure 475 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Memo Command ...

Page 585: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 585 EMEM Menu Figure 476 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Pbus Figure 477 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Pbus Register ...

Page 586: ...kage User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries Figure 478 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger Pbus Register Figure 479 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger RAM Rec Figure 480 EMEM Edit Insert Trigger RAM Rec Command Figure 481 EMEM Edit Insert Wait ...

Page 587: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 587 EMEM Menu Figure 482 EMEM Edit Insert Modify All Figure 483 EMEM Edit Insert Modify All Advanced ...

Page 588: ... the menu Blue Cursor position Yellow Selectable switcher functions Green Selected Switcher functions Note Resource conflicts are possible In the Define Memo menus of the M E1 3 EMEM all resources not belonging to that M E are released for default The X Bar object in the menu Define Memo got the sub entries pgm and pst Thus PGM sources and PST sources can be selected individually The states of bot...

Page 589: ...abled during Recall the PGM row of the selected M E is not affected by the snapshot recall or timeline It is not recommended to disable only one bus PGM or PST during Recall in case of timelines that are including background transitions Figure 485 EMEM Define Delegate ...

Page 590: ...590 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 5 Menu Summaries ...

Page 591: ... struc ture this Macro Editor supports new features which make macros more powerful than ever before In contrary to a snapshot which reads e g the current key mode from the switcher in macro you had to tell that you want e g linear key mode The new Editor allows you to read the current state from the switcher This speeds up building and allows you to update existing macros with one press of a butt...

Page 592: ... dialog is split into two identical sections Macro Overview A and Macro Overview B Each section offers the same functionality Having two sections allows you to compare different macros from the same or different applications and to copy macros from one to another The remaining document describes the functionality for Macro Overview A ...

Page 593: ...ntrol panels select the desired one Since the Kayenne XL control panels support multiple workplaces this selection is also offered For most users Workplace 1 is the right selection Once a Work place is selected all available macros are listed in the Macros list You can now create a new macro rename or delete an exiting one or copy a macro from Macro Overview B To view the contents of a macro just ...

Page 594: ... the workplace you are working on In most case Workplace 1 You can now create a new macro rename or delete an existing one or copy a macro from Macro Overview B To view the contents of a macro just select it in the Macros list To view the contents of a macro Select Kayenne XL Panel in View Edit Macros from Enter the IP address of your Kayenne XL control panel Select a workplace Select a macro Note...

Page 595: ... Note Only necessary for customers who use multi mainframes While recording a macro collects all commands created by the Kayenne XL panel and the attached Sidepanel Since the Sidepanel can also work in combination with Kayak control panels which only support the Classic command structure the commands recorded via the Sidepanel are shown with the prefix Classic These commands cannot be automaticall...

Page 596: ...yle or Kayenne XL style Once a command exists modifying will be done in the style it was created or recorded When you are connected to a Kayenne XL control panel you can also update your macros to the current switcher state This is only possible for macros created in Kayenne XL style The creation of multiple commands is only possible when you are con nected to a Kayenne XL panel command style is K...

Page 597: ...ng a macro You make your selection from the left to the right first select your Main Group then the Subgroup the Function and at the end the Action Type and the Parameter s When the command is completely defined the three insert buttons are enabled insert at selected command is only enabled when a command line was selected before If you control more than 1 mainframe in parallel you can select anot...

Page 598: ...e 493 Stand Alone Macro Editor Modify an Classic Style Macro Depending on the command you will have several options to change your Main Group and or your Subgroup Changing the Function will result in a new selection for Action Type and Parameter s Start from scratch allows you to build a completely different command ...

Page 599: ... see above e g BGDA BGDB BUS IDPM etc To find the desired command you can either select a Category one or more subgroups or use one or more of the 5 search fields The matching com mands are displayed in the Commands found list The example above shows all commands which contain ME1 KEY3 and IDPM Search via Category 1st subgroup 2nd subgroup 3rd subgroup Category makes a coarse pre selection for the...

Page 600: ...SP to find the ASPECT segment and select it Keep in mind that as a result of your search functions the Command found list can be empty In this case no single command contains all selected segments and you have to clear some selections When you have selected your desired command you can either enter or select the according parameter in the example above 12 5 or you can read the current value from t...

Page 601: ...Manual 601 Macro Editor Modify an Existing Command Kayenne XL Style Figure 495 Stand Alone Macro Editor Modify an Kayenne XL Macro In this dialog you can change to any of the offered alternatives and or change the parameter s ...

Page 602: ...mmands This dialog allows you to insert a complete group of commands with only a few button presses Just click e g the Transi button in the ME2 group and all command handling the transition module of ME2 are listed To update the parameters press the update parameters button When all parameters are updated you can insert them via one of the three insert buttons The insert at selected button is only...

Page 603: ...NOT be used to replace the Emem system The switcher software is optimized to handle recalls of snapshots and timeline in a very efficient way Macro commands are send from the panel and handled in the mainframe as if they were send by the operator For a large amount of commands execution in the same frame can not be guaranteed If the same result is achievable with a snapshot this is the better choi...

Page 604: ... update data button Without a selection all commands will be updated To deselect a command just select the macro again Classic commands do not support an update Furthermore some com mands cannot be updated due to the nature of the command e g Start Auto transition The updated parameters are marked with updated Figure 498 Stand Alone Macro Editor Updated Command List All macro edit functions new mo...

Page 605: ...Kayenne XL Package User Manual 605 Macro Editor Figure 499 Stand Alone Macro Editor Save Discard ...

Page 606: ...contained within the selected folder Figure 500 Image Converter 1 Double click to select and open a folder 2 Select a file to be converted with a left mouse click You can select more than one file by using the right mouse key Note When converting the associated filter is started and one single sequence is created from the individual files The picture order in the sequence is deter mined by the ord...

Page 607: ...pert Group TrueVision Targa Image Tagged Image File Format RAM Recorder File Figure 501 RAM Recorder Image Converter Select Target Format Output File Name The name of the exit file has to be entered in a dialog box The file extension is added automatically depending on destination pixel format In general the entered file name will be enlarged with a three digit number to gen erate different file n...

Page 608: ...log window appears Select on of the listed Codec and close the dialog with OK Note If the dialog is canceled an empty file will be generated Source Pixel Format Touching the Convert button opens a dialog window for detail adjustments The following Source Pixel formats can be adjusted Figure 502 RAM Recorder Image Converter Source Pixel Format ...

Page 609: ... determines the picture format of the destination file If a TV format is selected as destination pixel format is selected the des tination file is coupled with TV format Converting Size Positioning and Preview Having selected the conversion parameters you may have a look at the format in the Preview window The red frame shows the outer edge of the picture TV format only to be converted and the whi...

Page 610: ...610 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Section 6 Stand Alone Applications Untangle The Untangle feature can be used for clips Selecting the function cuts a clip in single frames ...

Page 611: ...ment of each side of the box Chroma The depth or saturation of color Chroma hue and luminance make up the three char acteristics of television color Chroma Key A video key effect in which one video signal is inserted in place of areas of a particular color in another video signal Blue and green are the chroma key colors most frequently used Clean Feed A final output of the switcher that does not i...

Page 612: ...panel controls buttons knobs Positioner can affect more than one function The operator can choose an alterna tive function by delegating the panel controls to that function typically by pressing or holding down a panel button Deserializer A device that converts serial digital informa tion to parallel Dissolve See Mix on page 615 DPOP Double Press Open Pressing a control panel button twice rapidly ...

Page 613: ... results in a linear key General Purpose Interface GP An interface that enable limited remote con trol of some of a device s functions GPI General Purpose Interface Input GPO General Purpose Interface Output General Purpose Interface GPO An interface that enable limited remote con trol of some of a device s functions House Sync Sync generated within a facility that is used as a reference for gener...

Page 614: ...6 Linear Key A Luminance key with a special parameter Setting gain 100 Clip 50 Look Ahead Preview Video that shows the result of the currently setup next transition Looping Loop Through An input that includes two connectors One connector accepts the input signal and the other connector is used as an output for con necting the input signal to another piece of equipment On Kayenne XL Package only th...

Page 615: ...elect the source that will be output by the M E during the next background transition Also called the B bus Preset Pattern A key effect in which a wipe pattern that has been preset to a desired size and location is used to cut the key hole The characteristics of the pattern are set using pattern controls Preview A video signal that is viewed before it is out put by the switcher See also Look Ahead...

Page 616: ...ton is pressed Stack See Key Priority on page 614 Still Store A device that captures saves and outputs a still video image On the Kayak HD system the RamRecorder option is a still store with additional capabilities including animation Store Learn To save a panel setup using EMEM Sync 1 General term for a synchronizing signal or signal component Digital systems generally employ an analog external t...

Page 617: ... path that video takes through the switcher Wash Matte A type of matte that contains two elements rather than a single flat color For example a wash matte can have one color that mixes gradually across the screen to another color Wipe A transition between two video signals that occurs in the shape of a selected pattern Wipe Pattern Generator Circuitry that creates patterns that can be used to crea...

Page 618: ...618 Kayenne XL Package User Manual Glossary ...

Page 619: ... Hi Lo 46 Configuration 28 Configuration Settings 277 Continuity 69 Continuity Control 73 Control Panel 83 Control panel models 17 Control Panel Modules 83 Converge Mode 79 Converting Size Positioning and Preview 492 609 Couple Key 188 Crossbar Control 302 Cursor Control 514 Custom Pages 271 Cut Pause 127 Cut 37 D Definition of Terms 123 Delegation to Aux Bus Selection 91 Delegation to Define Memo...

Page 620: ... 271 Help system 269 Home Matt Color Mattes Selection BGD Background Color1 214 I iDPM 59 198 iDPM eDPM Edit Crop Menu 203 Edit Locate Menu 200 Edit Skew Menu 204 Edit SpFX Special Effects 205 iDPM eDPM Edit Misc Use Use DPM Crosspoint 211 Misc Default Menu 207 Misc Lo Load Lock 210 Misc Priority Menu 208 Misc Settings 209 Near Near Input Crosspoint Selection 212 Near Key Near Key Input Crosspoint...

Page 621: ... 591 Macro Recording Editing 173 Macros 101 Mainframe Selection 268 Manual Page 269 Mask Sources 432 Mask Menu 194 Masking 48 Matt Color Mattes Selection Bord Key Border Colors Key Wipe 218 ColT Test Signal Generator 216 Fill Key Fill Colors Flat 217 Trans Transition Border Colors Main Wipe1 219 Matte Fill 188 Matte Fill Key 43 ME Delegation Indication 95 Menu Image Converter 606 Menu Control 85 M...

Page 622: ...3 Select Destination Format 490 607 Selecting Half M E 149 Selecting a Register Storing 125 While Recalling 125 Self Key 51 188 SF Mode 307 Shaped Video 54 Shaping Video 44 Shift Level Delegation 90 Shifted Sources 32 Signal Routing 30 Size 59 66 Converting 492 609 Skew 61 66 SNAPSHOT 123 Snapshot 125 Storing 125 Soft Knobs 257 software download from web 4 Source Pixel Format 491 608 Source and Ta...

Page 623: ...s 107 Transition Preview 110 Transition Rate 40 110 Transition Types 108 Transitions 109 U UMD Addresses 312 UMD Display 312 UMD Page 310 Uncalibrated Asynchronous Source 95 Undo 126 Untangle 492 610 User Definable Presets 274 User Manual 15 Utility Bus 35 V VDCP Protocol 315 Vector Values 70 VTR Delegation 158 VTR Emulation 317 W web site documentation 4 web site FAQ database 4 web site Grass Val...

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