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Chapter 1 Overview
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Names and Functions of Parts
1 Audio inputs
a Microphone/line input connectors (MIC/
LINE) 1/2 (XLR 3-pin, TRS shared
balanced type)
Input an analog audio signal from a microphone or
audio device.
b +48V switch
Use this switch when a capacitor microphone
requiring a power supply is connected to the
microphone/line input connectors (MIC/LINE) 1/
2. When this is in the ON position, +48V is
supplied.
c Microphone/line input connectors (MIC/
LINE) 3/4/5/6 (TRS balanced type)
Input an analog audio signal from a dynamic
microphone or audio device.
d Line input connectors (LINE) 7/8 (RCA)
Input an analog audio signal from an audio device.
2 Audio outputs
a MIX output connector (MIX) L/R (RCA)
These connect to an external acoustic device to
output audio signals (page 157).
b AUX output connector (AUX) 1/2 (TRS,
balanced)
These connect to an external acoustic device to
output audio signals. The output level can be
adjusted (page 156).
c PGM audio output connectors (PGM) L/
R (TRS, balanced)
These output the final audio (program audio)
created by this unit (page 156).
d Monitor output connectors (MONI) L/R
(RCA)
These provide monitor outputs of any of the PGM/
AUX1/AUX2/MIX audio (page 158).
e Headphone connector (HEADPHONES)
(standard phone jack)
This outputs one of the PGM/AUX1/AUX2/MIX
audio (page 157).
The output level can be adjusted with the front
panel monitor level adjustment knob (MONI
LEVEL) (page 158).
LINE MIC/LINE
MIC/LINE
PUSH PUSH
+
45V
AUDIO IN
87 6 5 43
21
OFF
ON
4 Line input connectors (LINE) 7/8
1 Microphone/line input connectors
(MIC/LINE) 1/2
3 Microphone/line input connectors
(MIC/LINE) 3/4/5/6
2 +48V switch
MIX
HEADPHONES
MONI
AUX PGM
AUDIO OUT
RRL
RL
L21
1 MIX output connector
(MIX)
2 AUX output connector
(AUX) 1/2
3 PGM audio output
connectors (PGM)
5
Headphone connector
(HEADPHONES)
4 Monitor output
connectors (MONI)
- Live Content 1
- Producer 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Chapter 3 Operations 3
- Chapter 4 Appendix 5
- Owner’s Record 7
- AVERTISSEMENT 7
- Usage Notes 10
- Overview 11
- External Recording Material 12
- Streaming Broadcast 12
- Example Applications 13
- Chapter 1 Overview 14
- Names and Functions of Parts 15
- 2 Audio operation section 16
- 3 Video switcher section 17
- 4 Device control section 18
- Rear Panel 19
- 87 6 5 43 20
- 3 Video outputs 21
- 4 SD video interface module 21
- (BKAW-570) 21
- (BKAW-580) (Option) 22
- 6 PC video interface module 22
- (BKAW-550) 22
- Side Panel 23
- Other Parts 24
- Operation Screen 25
- 1 PGM viewer 26
- 2 PVW viewer 26
- 3 Streaming display 27
- 4 Source viewer 28
- 5 Effect display 29
- Menu Operations 30
- Menu operations 31
- 2004/05/18 12:25 32
- 1File operation section 33
- 2Tool operation section 34
- 3Font operation section 35
- 4Modifier operation section 36
- 5Page operation section 38
- 6View operation section 39
- 7Sheet operation section 39
- Preparations 41
- Fitting a Keyboard 42
- Detaching the keyboard 43
- Starting 44
- Closing down 44
- Installation/Default Settings 45
- Chapter 2 Preparations 45
- Setting the Time Zone 46
- Setting the Date and Time 47
- Connections 49
- Connecting a Microphone 50
- Connecting a Camcorder 51
- Connecting a VCR 52
- Connecting an Amplifier 54
- Installing Option Modules 55
- Video Signal Related Settings 57
- When installed in slot 2 58
- Audio Signal Related Settings 59
- Input and Output Formats 63
- Operations 65
- Changing the Video with a Cut 66
- Example: You may want 67
- Current program output video 67
- Lit red 67
- Press button 3 67
- Video Switching 68
- Switching with a dissolve 69
- Switching with a wipe 70
- EFFECT button 71
- Current effect state 71
- Changing the Transition Time 72
- Changing the Effect Pattern 73
- Embedded 74
- LOGO LOGO LOGO 77
- Inserting a downstream key 79
- Adjusting the downstream key 81
- Showing a Logo on the Screen 82
- Adjusting the logo display 83
- Using Luminance Keying 84
- When 5 is selected 85
- EFFECT buttonMIX button 85
- Adjusting the Combined Video 86
- Applying Edge Effects 87
- For picture-in-picture 88
- For keying 89
- Text typing tool software 91
- Anycast Station main software 91
- Flow of Operations 92
- Starting Up 94
- Closing Down 95
- Standard Operations 95
- Standard button operations 96
- Standard checkbox operations 96
- Standard tool operations 97
- Other standard operations 97
- Object selection operations 97
- File Operations 98
- Saving a file 99
- Saving a file with a new name 100
- Deleting a file 101
- Exporting a file 102
- Chapter 3 Operations 103
- Working on Text Objects 104
- Editing the text 105
- Changing the text font 105
- Changing the font size 106
- Changing the font style 106
- Underline 107
- Aligning text 108
- Changing the text color 109
- Working on Line Objects 111
- Changing the line style 112
- Changing the line thickness 112
- Shadow Operations 113
- Applying a shadow 114
- Changing the shadow angle 114
- Changing the shadow distance 115
- Color Operations 118
- When [Slider] is selected 119
- Changing the transparency 120
- Applying a color gradation 121
- Object Layout 122
- Positioning objects 123
- Example: 124
- Adding and Deleting Sheets 125
- Simulating the Keying Effects 125
- Setting Background Display 126
- Displaying the safe zone 127
- Importing a Font File 129
- Deleting a Font File 130
- Controlling Cameras 132
- Controlling Camera Manually 133
- Storing a Camera Preset 134
- Recalling a preset 135
- Deleting a saved preset 136
- Setting the Camera Control 137
- Resetting the Camera 138
- About Camera Tallies 139
- 10000 pF 140
- 100 k ohm 140
- Audio Mixing 141
- When using the DV connector 142
- Recorded settings 144
- File details 144
- Remaining capacity 145
- Available recording time 145
- Hard disk number 145
- REC button 145
- PLAY button 145
- Stopping recording 146
- File indications 147
- Playing files 147
- Other playback operations 149
- Auto Repeat Playback 150
- Closing a file 150
- About Deleting Files 150
- External Hard Disk 153
- Using the Intercom Function 154
- TB button 155
- Microphone 155
- Monitoring Audio 156
- Monitoring Output Audio 158
- Adjusting Color Matte 161
- Adjusting the Equalizer 165
- Output destination indication 167
- Cautions 168
- Storable Data 170
- Saving Various Settings Data 171
- USB connectors 173
- Memory stick slot 173
- Importing and Deleting Files 175
- Importing Logo Files 176
- Deleting Files 177
- Press the ENTER button 180
- Formatting starts 180
- Formatting a “Memory Stick” 181
- Formatting a USB Flash Memory 183
- Streaming 185
- Not more than 15 characters 186
- Setting the menu 188
- 320 × 240t384k DSL 190
- 240 × 180t256k DSL 190
- 160 × 120t150k DSL 190
- Stopping streaming 195
- Downloading Real Player 195
- Starting streaming 195
- Appendix 199
- Information on upgrades 200
- Upgrade procedure 200
- Maintenance 201
- Appendix 201
- Appendix 202
- Messages 203
- Warning message 204
- Confirmation message 204
- Informational message 204
- List of Messages 205
- Troubleshooting 211
- “Memory Stick” Media 215
- Specifications 216
- Stereo Phone Jack Type × 217
- SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES 218
- OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 218
- Dimensions 219
- Glossary 220
- .......................195 225
- ..............19 225
- Sony Corporation 227
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