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Owner’s Manual Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” and “IMPORTANT NOTES” (p. 6–7; p. 8). These sections provide important information concerning the proper operation of the unit.
2 Confirm the Contents of the Package The V-8 includes the following items. Please take a moment to confirm that all of these items have been included with the V-8. If you find that any item is missing, contact the nearest authorized EDIROL/Roland distributor in your country.
3 Main Features ● Eight channels of video input The V-8 provides video input connectors for eight video (composite) channels and four S-video channels.
4 Table of Contents Confirm the Contents of the Package ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Main Features ............................................
5 Table of Contents (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Adjusting the Input Image ........................................................
6 USING THE UNIT SAFELY 002d ● Do not open or perform any internal modifications on the unit or its AC adaptor. (The only exception would be where this manual provides specific instructions; see p. 76.) ..............................................
7 USING THE UNIT SAFELY (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching ima ges Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices 014 ● Protect the unit from strong impact. (Do not drop it!) ..............
8 IMPORTANT NOTES 301 ● Do not connect this unit to same electrical outlet that is being used by an electrical appliance that is controlled by an inverter (such as a refrigerator, washing machine, microwave oven, or air conditioner), or that contains a motor.
9 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching ima ges Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Video Signal Flow You can use the input selector to choose any two of the video signals coming into the eight input jacks.
10 Panel Descriptions fig.top-panel1-e.eps Menu Operation Buttons These are used when working with the menu. ☞ “Operating the Menu” (p. 24) ● [MENU] Button This button overlays the menu onto the television monitor connected to the PREVIEW OUT connector (p.
11 Panel Descriptions (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching ima ges Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Bus A EFFECTS Buttons These buttons turn effects on/off for the bus A image of the video mixer.
Panel Descriptions (continued) 12 fig.top-panel2-e.eps Bus B INPUT SELECT Buttons Use these buttons to select the image that will be input to bus B of the video mixer. fig.inputsel-indicator-e.eps The indicator of the selected INPUT SELECT button will light.
13 Panel Descriptions (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching ima ges Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices fig.rear-panel-e.eps OUTPUT Connectors ● Composite output connectors These are BNC connectors that output the final output image as a composite video signal.
14 Connecting Peripheral Devices * To prevent malfunction and/or damage to video monitors or other devices, always turn off the power on all devices before makin g any connections. * Be sure to use cables and adapter plugs with the proper connectors matching those of the other devices you are using.
15 Connecting Peripheral Devices (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching ima ges Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices ● About the composite connectors and MONITOR OUT connectors The V-8’s composite inputs and outputs use BNC connectors.
Connecting Peripheral Devices (continued) 16 In events that involve various types of exhibition or video performance, you can use the V-8 to switch between multiple live video sources and the video from a DVD or computer. ● Advantages of using the V-8 • You can mix two video images (e.
17 Connecting Peripheral Devices (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching ima ges Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Images can be projected on a large screen located at the back of the stage to create a video performance that’s synchronized to the music.
Connecting Peripheral Devices (continued) 18 You can switch between photos or DVD output, or superimpose images or text from your computer. ● Advantages of using the V-8 • You can use the Picture In Picture effect to show two images simultaneously (p.
19 Connecting Peripheral Devices (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching ima ges Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can control background video (BGV) simultaneously while playing an instrument.
20 Basic Operation 1 Make sure that the V-8 is correctly connected to your other equipment. 2 Press the [POWER] switch located on the V-8’s rear panel to turn it on. fig.power-on-e.eps If you’ve used a menu operation (p. 24) to modify any parameters, close the menu before you turn off the power.
21 Basic Operation (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Here’s how to verify that the image is being correctly output to the TV monitor or projector connected to the OUTPUT connector.
Basic Operation (continued) 22 Here’s how to verify that an image is correctly output to the TV monitor connected to the PREVIEW OUT connector that you’re using for previewing. 1 Proceed as described in steps 1–3 of “Outputting Images” (p. 21).
23 Basic Operation (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices By accessing menus you can make settings for the large variety of features, such as transitions and effects, that the V-8 offers.
Basic Operation (continued) 24 * The “Mem2” through “Mem8” indications at the right of the menu items indicate that settings will be stored in [MEMORY] knob locations 2–8. If you want to change settings, turn the [MEMORY] knob to select the memory number 2–8 whose settings you want to change.
25 Basic Operation (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices The content of your settings is saved in the V-8’s internal memory when you close the menu.
Basic Operation (continued) 26 You can use the preview monitor to view the current settings. These settings are displayed only while the final output image is being sent to the preview output ([OUTPUT] button is lit). Settings are not displayed while channels 1–8 are being sent to the preview output.
27 Basic Operation (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Here’s how to change the contents of the information shown in the preview monitor.
Basic Operation (continued) 28 You can store the settings of the operating panel buttons and faders in memory locations 2–8 of the [MEMORY] knob. To recall the stored settings, simply choose the desired memory number. The factory preset settings are assigned to memory number 1.
29 Basic Operation (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices 1 Turn the [MEMORY] knob to the memory number 1–8 that you want to recall. The settings will be recalled.
Basic Operation (continued) 30 Here’s how to exchange the contents of the currently selected memory number with a different memory number. 1 Turn the [MEMORY] knob to select the desired exchange-source memory number 2–8. fig.memory-dialset.eps * Memory number 1 contains the factory preset settings (p.
31 Basic Operation (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Here’s how to fade out the image of bus A or bus B of the video mixer. In this example we’ll show the procedure for fading out the bus A image.
Basic Operation (continued) 32 Here’s how to fade out the final output. 1 Set the [MEMORY] knob to memory number 1. fig.memory-dialset1.eps * The factory preset settings are assigned to memory number 1. For details on the [MEMORY] knob, refer to “Storing the Operating Panel Settings” (p.
33 Basic Operation (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Here’s how to return the menu settings to the factory-set state (Factory Reset).
Basic Operation (continued) 34 You can perform a factory reset on just the items of the individual sub-menu you specify: “PC Input Setup,” “PinP Setup,” “Key Setup,” “MIDI Setup,” or “Utility.” Refer to the following table, and choose “** Reset” from the sub-menu.
35 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Switching Between Images Here’s how to switch between the images being input to bus A and bus B of the video mixer.
Switching Between Images (continued) 36 You can change the transition effect that’s assigned to each TRANSITION button ([1 MIX] [2 WIPE] [3 EFX] buttons). 1 Turn the [MEMORY] knob to select the memory number 2–8 whose settings you want to edit. * Memory number 1 contains the factory preset settings (p.
37 Switching Between Images (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices The transition effects built into the V-8 include FAM (Full Additive Mix) and NAM (Non-Additive Mix).
Switching Between Images (continued) 38 Transition effects “260: User01”–“263: User04” allow you to combine eight transition effects to create your own original transition pattern. Each of the eight transition effects are assigned to one eighth of the fader stroke.
39 Switching Between Images (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can automatically switch between the eight transitions that comprise the user transitions (p.
Switching Between Images (continued) 40 Here’s how you can use the [TRANSFORMER] buttons to switch images without using the video fader. 1 Set the [MEMORY] knob to memory number 1. * The factory preset settings are assigned to memory number 1. For details on the [MEMORY] knob, refer to “Storing the Operating Panel Settings” (p.
41 Switching Between Images (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can change the duration or operation of the transition that occurs when you use the [TRANSFORMER] buttons to switch between images.
42 Using Effects You can simultaneously use up to four effects for bus A and four effects for bus B. However, depending on the type of effect, there are some combinations that cannot be used simultaneously. There are also some cases in which a transition (p.
43 Using Effects (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can use Picture In Picture (P in P), Chroma-key, or Luminance-key to combine the images of bus A and bus B.
Using Effects (continued) 44 Eight patterns (“142: PinP1”–“149: PinP8”) are provided for the P in P effect. For each one, you can specify the position and size of the subscreen. 1 Press the [MENU] button to access the menu, and choose “PinP1 Setup”–“PinP8 Setup.
45 Using Effects (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices When you apply chroma-key compositing to the image of a bus, the area of the key color will become transparent, and the image will be combined with the image of the other bus.
Using Effects (continued) 46 When you apply luminance-key compositing to the image of a bus, the bright (or dark) area will become transparent, and the image will be combined with the image of the other bus. 1 Set the [MEMORY] knob to memory number 1.
47 Using Effects (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can make detailed settings such as key color and luminance when using Chroma-key or Luminance-key to combine images.
Using Effects (continued) 48 You can invert the brightness and color of the image to turn it into a negative. 1 Set the [MEMORY] knob to memory number 1. * The factory preset settings are assigned to memory number 1. For details on the [MEMORY] knob, refer to “Storing the Operating Panel Settings” (p.
49 Using Effects (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can add color according to the brightness or darkness of the image, making the image more colorful.
Using Effects (continued) 50 By returning the output image of a video mixer back to the input and mixing it with the original image, you can produce the effect of the image repeatedly layered with itself (Feedback). Here’s how to produce this effect on the V-8.
51 Using Effects (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can divide the screen horizontally and vertically to display the input image. 1 Set the [MEMORY] knob to memory number 1.
Using Effects (continued) 52 You can invert the image between top/bottom, left/right, or top/bottom/left/right. 1 Set the [MEMORY] knob to memory number 1. * The factory preset settings are assigned to memory number 1. For details on the [MEMORY] knob, refer to “Storing the Operating Panel Settings” (p.
53 Using Effects (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can change the effects that are assigned to the EFFECTS buttons. 1 Turn the [MEMORY] knob to select the memory number 2–8 whose settings you want to edit.
54 Editing the Input/Output Settings Here’s how to make adjustments such as the brightness, color, and position of the image being input to the PC connectors. 1 Use the [PC INPUT SELECT] switch to select either the PC1 input or PC2 input. * Input image adjustments can be made individually for the PC1 input and PC2 input.
55 Editing the Input/Output Settings (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices The V-8 supports the following resolutions. *1 This is a resolution for the Macintosh.
Editing the Input/Output Settings (continued) 56 Here’s how to adjust the brightness and color of the image that’s being input to bus A and bus B. 1 Press the [MENU] button to access the menu, and choose “Utility.” Press the [MENU] button to access the menu.
57 Editing the Input/Output Settings (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Here’s how to adjust the image that’s being output from the V-8.
Editing the Input/Output Settings (continued) 58 Here’s how to display color bars as a convenience when adjusting your display. 1 Press the [MENU] button to access the menu, and choose “Utility.” Press the [MENU] button to access the menu. Use the [ ] [ ] buttons to select “Utility.
59 Editing the Input/Output Settings (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices The V-8’s input/output format can be switched between the NTSC format used in Japan and the United States, and the PAL format used in Europe.
60 Switching Images in Synchronization with Music (BPM Sync) You can make images switch in synchronization with the beat of music. This causes the images to switch automatically without your having to operate the video fader or the [TRANSFORMER] buttons.
61 Switching Images in Synchronization with Music (BPM Sync) (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Here’s how to specify the BPM by pressing the [TAP] button at the desired interval, causing the image to switch at each beat.
Switching Images in Synchronization with Music (BPM Sync) (continued) 62 When using BPM Sync to switch images, you can make the transition effect be a cut, or make the transition occur at a multiple of the displayed BPM interval. 1 Turn the [MEMORY] knob to select the memory number 2–8 that you want to edit.
63 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Using the V-8 with Other Equipment MIDI, an abbreviation for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, is an international standard created to enable exchange of performance data among devices.
Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) 64 Operations of the V-8’s buttons and knobs can be transmitted as MIDI messages. Conversely, MIDI messages received from an external device can control the settings of the V-8’s buttons and knobs. * For details on MIDI messages, refer to “MIDI Implementation” (p.
65 Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices 1 Press the [MENU] button to access the menu, and choose “MIDI Setup.
Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) 66 Here’s how to specify the channel on which MIDI messages will be transmitted. 1 Press the [MENU] button to access the menu, and choose “MIDI Setup.” Press the [MENU] button to access the menu. Use the [ ] [ ] buttons to select “MIDI Setup.
67 Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Here’s how to specify whether MIDI messages will be transmitted when you operate the V-8’s buttons and knobs.
Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) 68 Here’s how to specify the channel on which MIDI messages will be received. 1 Press the [MENU] button to access the menu, and choose “MIDI Setup.” Press the [MENU] button to access the menu. Use the [ ] [ ] buttons to select “MIDI Setup.
69 Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices You can transmit the V-8’s settings data to an external MIDI device (such as MIDI sequencer software) as MIDI data for storage.
Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) 70 Here’s how settings saved on an external MIDI device can be restored back into the V-8. * Make sure that the V-8 and your MIDI device are set to the same device ID. The V-8’s device ID is specified by the “MIDI Setup” menu item “Device ID.
71 Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices By sending the V-8’s parameter settings to another V-8 unit as MIDI data, you can put the settings of both V-8 units in the same condition.
Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) 72 V-LINK ( ) is a function that allows music and images to be performed together. By using MIDI to connect two or more V-LINK compatible devices, you can easily enjoy performing a wide range of visual effects that are linked to the expressive elements of a music performance.
73 Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices * Power up the RSS M-400, and then turn V-LINK mode on. * Make sure that the M-400 and the V-8 are set to the same device ID.
Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) 74 You can turn V-LINK mode on from a V-LINK compatible device connected to the V-8. When V-LINK mode is turned on, the V-8 can be controlled from the external device to switch the video output or image. * Power up the V-8, and then turn V-LINK mode on.
75 Using the V-8 with Other Equipment (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices By switching .
76 Adjusting the Video Fader The V-8’s video fader can be installed either in a vertical orientation or a horizontal orientation. Always turn the unit off and unplug the AC adaptor before attempting installation of the video fader. For installation of the video fader, remove only the specified screws.
77 Adjusting the Video Fader (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Because of extended use or transportation, you may find that 100% of the image is not output even though you’ve moved the video fader all the way toward bus A or bus B.
Adjusting the Video Fader (continued) 78 Here’s how to select the operating curve by which the video fader will switch between images. 1 Press the [MENU] button to access the menu, and choose “Utility.” Press the [MENU] button to access the menu.
79 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Troubleshooting If you suspect a malfunction, please check the following points. If this does not resolve the problem, contact a nearby EDIROL/Roland Service Center.
Troubleshooting (continued) 80 Problems with the image output (continued) Problem Cause and Action The image changes automatically ● Could the [BPM SYNC] button be lit? ➔ If the [BPM SYNC] button is lit, the BPM Sync function will switch images automatically.
81 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Menu List *1 Mem1 (Memory number 1) contains the factory preset settings. These settings cannot be modified. For details on the MEMORY function, refer to “Storing the Operating Panel Settings” (p.
Menu List (continued) 82 *2 Use the [PC INPUT SELECT] switch to change between the PC1 and PC2 inputs. Main menu (First level) Sub-menu (Second level) Value (The factory setting is printed in bold characters.) See page Detailed settings for PC image input are made here.
83 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Menu List (continued) *3 If a key-compositing effect (W-LUMIKEY, B-LUMIKEY, CHROMAKEY) is on, the border and shadow of the subscreen will not be shown.
Menu List (continued) 84 Main menu (First level) Sub-menu (Second level) Value (The factory setting is printed in bold characters.) See page Copies or exchanges the contents of memory Copy the content.
85 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Menu List (continued) *4 Mem1 (Memory number 1) contains the factory preset settings. These settings cannot be modified.
Menu List (continued) 86 Main menu (First level) Sub-menu (Second level) Value (The factory setting is printed in bold characters.) See page MIDI-related settings are made here. Transmits the settings to MIDI-connected devices --- p. 69 Returns the sub-menu settings to the factory- set state.
87 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Menu List (continued) *5 The factory setting varies depending on the country. Settings for the V-8 itself Adjusts the white level of the [OUTPUT FADE] fader 0– 200 –255 p.
Menu List (continued) 88 Mem1–8 (Memory Numbers 1–8) Mem1 Mem2 Mem3 Mem4 1. Mix (Trans1) 001: Mix01 001: Mix01 001: Mix01 002: Fam01 2. Wipe (Trans2) 008: Wipe03 007: Wipe02 053: Wipe48 093: Wipe88 3.
89 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Menu List (continued) User Transition1–4 User Transition 1.
90 MIDI Implementation Model: V-8 Version: 1.00 Date: Jan. 10. 2008 Symbol Item Setting range -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- n: MIDI channel 0H - FH (ch.
91 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices MIDI Implementation (continued) ● Program Change Status 2nd byte CnH ppH pp = program number: 00H - 7FH (prog.
MIDI Implementation (continued) 92 2. MIDI messages transmitted from MIDI OUT * If MIDI Thru is ON, MIDI messages received at MIDI IN are re-transmitted without change from MIDI OUT. * If MIDI Thru is ON, messages from the V-8 itself will not be transmitted.
93 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices MIDI Implementation (continued) 3. Parameter Address Map ■ 3-1. V-8 (Model ID = 00H 00H 28H) * Addresses marked by # are sent as two bytes; an upper nibble (upper 4 bits) and lower nibble (lower 4 bits).
MIDI Implementation (continued) 94 ■ 3-2. V-LINK slave (Model ID = 00H 51H) * Addresses marked by # are sent as two bytes; an upper nibble (upper 4 bits) and lower nibble (lower 4 bits). Example) If the original data is BCH, 0BH is transmitted as the first byte.
95 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices MIDI Implementation (continued) ■ 3-3.
MIDI Implementation (continued) 96 4. Appendices ■ Decimal and hexadecimal conversion table (The letter “H” follows numbers in hexadecimal notation.) MIDI uses hexadecimal notation in 7-bit units to indicate data values and addresses and sizes within an exclusive message.
97 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices MIDI Implementation (continued) ● Input Select A Assign This controls the bus A INPUT SELECT buttons. The factory default setting is CC00 + CC32 + PC.
98 MIDI Implementation Chart Model: V -8 Date : Jan. 10, 2008 V ersion : 1.00 Function... T ransmitted Recognized Remarks Default Changed 1 1–16 1 1–16 Mode Default Messages Altered Mode 3 X *****.
99 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Transition Effect List The effect gradually blends the image into another. The effect like windshield wiper on a car.
100 Transition Effect List (continued) 048: Wipe43 049: Wipe44 050: Wipe45 051: Wipe46 052: Wipe47 053: Wipe48 054: Wipe49 055: Wipe50 056: Wipe51 057: Wipe52 058: Wipe53 059: Wipe54 060: Wipe55 061: .
101 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Transition Effect List (continued) Soft Edge Type 105: SWip.
102 Transition Effect List (continued) The bright or dark part of present image gradually changes to another. 165: SWipe61 166: SWipe62 167: SWipe63 168: SWipe64 169: SWipe65 170: SWipe66 171: SWipe67.
103 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Transition Effect List (continued) The effect to slide out the present image and slide in the another.
104 Transition Effect List (continued) This transition stretches the new image across the previous image. Eight transition effects can be combined to create an original transition pattern. For details, refer to “Combining Multiple Transition Effects (User Transition)” (p.
105 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Effect List No.
Effect List (continued) 106 If you’ve assigned an effect that has an “ ✽ ” (asterisk) following its effect name, you can use the [CONTROL] fader to modify the following settings. The EFFECTS button whose settings can be modified will blink (p.
107 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Effect List (continued) For effects that cannot be used simultaneously, the effect name in the information about the settings ( p.
108 Block Diagram OSD OUTPUT INPUT 5 INPUT 6 INPUT 7 INPUT 4 INPUT 3 INPUT 2 INPUT 1 MIDI IN INPUT 8 MIDI MIDI IN MIDI OUT /THRU MIDI OUT /THRU VIDEO INPUT AUT O DETECTION INPUT SELECT INPUT SELECT PR.
109 Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Main Specifications V-8: 8-Channel Video Mixer * In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or appearance of this unit are subject to change without prior notice.
110 Index [ ] [ ] buttons ............................................... 10, 24 1. Mix (Trans1) ........................................................ 36 2. Wipe (Trans2) ..................................................... 36 3. Efx (Trans3) ....
111 Index (continued) Input/output settings Introduction Connections Basic operation Switching images Effects BPM sync External devices Video fader Appendices Memory Edit ...................................................... 29, 30 [MEMORY] knob ....
112 Index (continued) User transition ......................................................... 38 Switching function .............................................. 39 Video fader Calibrating .......................................................... 77 Installing .
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