Roland V-1600HD Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 28)

Switching the Video in the DSK Mode (PGM/PST)

The normal mode on the V-1600HD is called the “DSK mode.” Use the row of buttons at [PST/EFFECT] to choose the video to

output next (standby) and preview it before sending it to output. Setting the display channel on the monitor to [PVW] lets you

check and verify the standby video.

V-1600HD has 5 modes as below. Selecting one of these changes the internal bus structure and operations.

• DSK Mode

This is the normal mode of the V-1600HD. By default, this mode is selected.

• AUX Mode

In this mode, the V-1600HD functions as an up and down converter, enabling simultaneous output of video having two different

resolutions.

• Split Mode

In this mode, the V-1600HD extracts, composites, and outputs just the center portions of two video images.

• Span Mode

In this mode, the V-1600HD extracts just the center portion of the video, expands it, then splits it vertically and outputs left and right

halves to two separate outputs.

• Dual Mode

In this mode, two different source images are output to two output connectors (1:PGM and 2).

For information about other modes besides the DSK mode, refer to “Multi-Screen Modes” (p. 57) and download separately available reference

document from the following Roland website.

http://www.rolandsystemsgroup.net/

The transition is accomplished linearly, according to the time set using the [TIME] dial under TRANSITION.

1. Move the video fader all the way.

Before you carry out a transition, move the video fader all the way toward either the front or the back.

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2. Set the transition time.

Turn the TRANSITION [TIME] dial to set the transition time. The time is displayed by the TRANSITION indicator.

* By default, the transition time is set at 1.0 second. When the unit is started for the first time, the indicator displays [1.0].

On the second and subsequent startup, the value of the MEMORY Bank 1/Button 1 setting is displayed.

* By default, transition time is set to be displayed in seconds. You can use the menu to select seconds + frames or just frames. Refer to “Menu

Operations and Menu List” (p. 47).

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Switching the Picture Using Buttons

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Roland V-1600HD Owner's Manual Page 28