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Error Messages Error messages appear in the following three formats. • Listed by the Error Status menu (7411) or Error Log menu (7412) • Message box • Listed by the Error Information menu (9900) a No b Date/Time c Device d Status Error Messages Displayed in the Error Status/Error Log Menu When an error occurs, the word "ERROR" appears in red on the menu title button. When "ERROR" is displayed, pressing the menu title button displays the Error Status menu or Error Log menu. When an error is still in effect: The Error Status menu appears (see page 552). When an error has already been cleared: The Error Log menu appears (see page 552). e Error Popup button Menu title button You can select whether or not to indicate the occurrence of an error by the word "ERROR" shown on the menu title button, by setting [Error Popup] in the Error Status menu or Error Log menu. To display the error status or error log regardless of whether there is currently an error To display the error status, open the Diag >Error Info >Error Status menu (7411). To display the error log, open the Diag >Error Info >Error Log menu (7412). Error Status menu The Error Status menu lists currently occurring error information, listed with the most recent information at the top. When an error has been cleared, the error disappears from the list. a No This is a sequential number assigned to the error status. b Date/Time This shows the date and time the error occurred. c Device This shows the device on which the error occurred. d Status This shows the details of the error. e Error Popup button This selects whether or not to display "ERROR" on the menu title button when an error occurs. This button is linked to [Error Popup] in the error log menu. To enable display of the word "ERROR," press [Error Popup], turning it on. Error Log menu The Error Log menu lists changes in the error status from the time that the menu display in the menu panel is started up, listed with the most recent information at the top. A maximum of 1,024 error status changes appear, and when the number exceeds 1,024, the oldest items disappear from the list. 552

Section	Page
Table of Contents	4
Chapter 1 Overview	16
Introduction	16
Features	17
Main Functions	18
Chapter 2 Menus and Control Panel	21
Names and Functions of Parts of the Control Panel	21
Names and Functions of Parts of the Menu Screen	52
Basic Menu Operations	59
Power Supply and Connector Section	63
Chapter 3 Signal Selection and Transitions	74
Image Creation Operation Flow	74
Signal Selection	75
Transitions	82
Basic Operation for Transitions	84
Key Priority Settings	86
Transition Type Selection	89
Executing a Transition	91
Transition Preview	98
Independent Key Transitions	99
Fade-to-Black	105
AUX Mix Transitions	105
Chapter 4 Keys	107
Overview	107
Key Setting Operations (Menu)	110
Key Adjustments (Menu)	114
Key Operations (Key Control Block)	124
Key Adjustments (Key Control Block)	126
Resizer	129
Key Snapshots	138
Chapter 5 Wipes	140
Overview	140
Basic Wipe Setting Operations	140
Basic Independent Key Transition Wipe Setting Operations	150
Wipe Snapshots	151
Chapter 6 DME Wipes	154
Overview	154
Basic DME Wipe Setting Operations	159
Basic Independent Key Transition DME Wipe Setting Operations	164
DME Wipe Snapshots	166
Creating User Programmable DME Patterns	166
Chapter 7 Frame Memory	169
Overview	169
Frame Memory Operations	171
Still Image Operations	175
Clip Operations	176
Clip Transitions	179
Editing Folders and Files	180
Chapter 8 Color Backgrounds, Copy and Swap, and Other Settings	183
Color Backgrounds	183
Copy and Swap	185
Register Groups	187
Copying Data Between Control Panels	188
Misc Menu	188
Aux Menu	190
Status Menu	192
Router Menu	193
Video Process	194
Image Effect	195
Chapter 9 Special Functions	196
Side Flags	196
Multi Program 2	199
M/E Configuration Switching (M/E Split)	207
Resource Sharing	207
Chapter 10 DMEs	212
Overview	212
Three-Dimensional Transform Operations	224
Applying Special Effects (Common Operations)	229
Applying Special Effects (Edge Effects)	229
Applying Special Effects (Effects on the Overall Signal)	241
Applying Special Effects (Nonlinear Effect Settings)	248
Applying Special Effects (Lighting/Recursive Effects)	260
Applying Special Effects (Other Effects)	272
Global Effects	275
Chapter 11 External Devices	281
Control of External Devices	281
Control of P-Bus Devices	282
Control of GPI Devices	284
Control of VTRs and Disk Recorders	286
Chapter 12 Keyframes	295
Regions	295
Registers	296
Keyframes	296
Displaying the Timeline Menu	303
Recalling a Register	305
Specifying the Region and Edit Points	307
Creating and Editing Keyframes	308
Time Settings	316
Path Settings	317
Effect Execution	319
Saving Effects	320
Creating and Saving a Master Timeline	321
Recalling and Executing a Master Timeline	323
Editing Registers	324
Chapter 13 Snapshots	327
Overview	327
Snapshot Operations (Numeric Keypad Control Block)	328
Snapshot Operations (Flexi Pad Control Block)	330
Snapshot Operations (Menu)	333
Chapter 14 Utility/Shotbox	337
Utility Overview	337
Utility Execution	337
Shotbox Overview	339
Shotbox Register Creation	340
Shotbox Execution	342
Shotbox Register Editing	344
Chapter 15 Macros	345
Macros	345
Macro Operations (Numeric Keypad Control Block and Utility/Shotbox Control Block)	348
Macro Operations (Flexi Pad Control Block)	353
Macro Operations (Cross-Point Control Block)	357
Macro Operations (Menu)	357
Macro Attachments	362
Menu Macros	367
Macro Timeline	372
Chapter 16 Files	374
Overview of File Operations	374
Operations on Individual Files	375
Batch File Operations	378
Frame Memory File Operations	380
Directory Operations	385
Copying Files Between Unit IDs	386
Chapter 17 System Setup	387
Settings Relating to the Network	387
Settings Relating to System Configuration	393
Settings Relating to Signal Formats	394
Power-On (Startup) State Selection	397
Reset and Initialization	399
Settings Relating to Installation and Devices	400
Settings Relating to Device Management	402
Chapter 18 Control Panel Setup	406
Settings Relating to Control Panel Configuration	406
Cross-Point Settings	413
AUX Bus Control Block Settings	417
Settings Relating to Button Assignment	419
Settings Relating to Device Connections	427
Settings Relating to Operation	428
Settings Relating to Control Panel Management	437
Chapter 19 Switcher Setup	439
Settings Relating to Switcher Configuration	439
Settings Relating to Signal Inputs	443
Settings Relating to Signal Outputs	454
Settings Relating to Video Switching	466
Settings Relating to Keys, Wipes, and Frame Memory	468
Settings Relating to Function Links	469
Settings Relating to Device Connections	471
Chapter 20 DME Setup	472
Settings Relating to Signal Inputs	472
Chapter 21 DCU Setup	473
Parallel Input Settings	473
GPI Input Settings	474
Parallel Output Settings	476
GPI Output Settings	477
Configuring the Connection Port of External Devices	478
Chapter 22 Router Interface and Tally Setup	484
Router Interface Settings	484
Tally Group Settings	486
Wiring Settings	486
Tally Generation Settings	487
Tally Copy Settings	488
Parallel Tally Settings	489
Serial Tally Settings	490
Chapter 23 Diagnostics	492
Control Panel Connection Status	492
Remote Panel Connection Status	493
Appendix	494
Wipe Pattern List	494
Menu Tree	501
Menus Recalled by Pressing a Button Twice	520
XVS-9000/8000/7000/6000 System Configuration Comparison	523
4K Format Restrictions	525
Resource Sharing Configuration Operations	526
File Manager	530
Simple Connection of the MKS-8080/8082 AUX Bus Remote Panel	533
Network AUX Remote Panel	535
Macro File Editing Rules	536
Content Displayed in Macro Attachment List	544
Menu Operations Not Registered in a Menu Macro	547
Data Saved by [Setup Define] and [Init Status Define]	548
Error Messages	552
Maintenance	559

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Error Messages

Error messages appear in the following three formats.

•

Listed by the Error Status menu (7411) or Error Log

menu (7412)

•

Message box

•

Listed by the Error Information menu (9900)

Error Messages Displayed in the

Error Status/Error Log Menu

When an error occurs, the word “ERROR” appears in red

on the menu title button.

When “ERROR” is displayed, pressing the menu title

button displays the Error Status menu or Error Log menu.

When an error is still in effect:

The Error Status menu

appears

(see page 552)

When an error has already been cleared:

The Error Log

menu appears

(see page 552)

You can select whether or not to indicate the occurrence of

an error by the word “ERROR” shown on the menu title

button, by setting [Error Popup] in the Error Status menu

or Error Log menu.

To display the error status or error log regardless

of whether there is currently an error

To display the error status, open the Diag >Error Info

>Error Status menu (7411).

To display the error log, open the Diag >Error Info >Error

Log menu (7412).

Error Status menu

The Error Status menu lists currently occurring error

information, listed with the most recent information at the

top.

When an error has been cleared, the error disappears from

the list.

This is a sequential number assigned to the error status.

Date/Time

This shows the date and time the error occurred.

Device

This shows the device on which the error occurred.

Status

This shows the details of the error.

Error Popup button

This selects whether or not to display “ERROR” on the

menu title button when an error occurs. This button is

linked to [Error Popup] in the error log menu.

To enable display of the word “ERROR,” press [Error

Popup], turning it on.

Error Log menu

The Error Log menu lists changes in the error status from

the time that the menu display in the menu panel is started

up, listed with the most recent information at the top.

A maximum of 1,024 error status changes appear, and

when the number exceeds 1,024, the oldest items disappear

from the list.

Menu title button

Date/Time

Device

Status

Error Popup

button