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CrossOver 6 / 12 User Manual (v4.0) Memories, USB Storage, and Upgrades • 5–1
Memories, USB Storage, and
Upgrades
This chapter describes the internal memory system
and how to transfer information to and from your
switcher via the USB interface.
Memory System Overview
The built-in memory system contains 100 memory
registers (10 banks of 10 registers).
Memory Access Mode
There are two ways to access the memory system:
• Direct Access Mode — You can access any of the
100 memories by pressing two buttons (one for
the bank and one for the memory location).
• Bank Mode — You pre-select a bank and then
access any of the 10 memories in that bank with a
single button press.
To set the Memory Access Mode attribute:
1. Press STORE.
2. Use the Mode knob to select the memory
access mode. You can choose from the
following:
• DirAcc — Use Direct Access Mode.
• Bank — Use Bank Mode.
Memory Attributes
There are several attributes you can set to control
how the switcher stores and recalls memory
registers. Each attribute can be set individually for
each memory register. When recalling a memory
register, you can select whether each attribute is
replaced with the value stored in the memory register
or retains the current value.
To set storage memory attributes
1. Press STORE.
2. Press NEXT.
3. Use the Attrib knob to select the memory
attribute you wish to set.
4. Use the middle knob to select the component
that you want to apply the attributes to.
5. Use the Value knob to select the how you
want to memory attributes to be stored in the
memory. Refer to the following sections for
information on each attribute.
To set recall memory attributes
1. Press RECALL.
2. Press NEXT.
3. Use the Attrib knob to select the memory
attribute you wish to set.
4. Use the middle knob to select the component
that you want to apply the attributes to.
5. Use the Value knob to select the how you
want to memory attributes to be recalled. Refer
to the following sections for information on each
attribute.
Recall Mode
Recall Mode sets the memory recall mode.
• Memory (Recall Only) — The memory
attributes stored in the memory are used.
• PGM — All attributes are recalled to the exact
state they were in when stored in the memory
register. This is the default behavior.
• PV — Only those elements not currently on-air
are recalled. The Preset bus is recalled while the
Program bus is not.
• MemAI — The switcher uses the contents of the
memory register to configure the Next Transition
area and the Preset bus. The switcher is configured
such that the next transition will make the on-air
state the same as the state saved in the memory
register.
• DVEDis — The switcher interpolates all DVE
parameters between the current state and the state
in the memory register and smoothly transitions
between them over a user-configurable duration.
STORE
STORE
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- Operator’s Manual 1
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- EMC Notices 4
- Warranty and Repair Policy 5
- Environmental Information 5
- Company Address 6
- Contents 7
- What’s New 9
- Introduction 11
- Control Panel Overview 12
- Frame Overview 13
- Removing the Frame Door 14
- Menu System 14
- Button Inserts 15
- Positioner 16
- Selecting Colors 16
- Configuration 17
- 4 knob to assign the FCFS 19
- 4 knob to save your 19
- knob to save your 20
- Aspect Ratio 21
- Ancillary Data 21
- Input BNC Configuration 22
- Clean Feed 22
- MultiViewer 23
- CrossOver CleanSwitch 24
- IP Address 24
- Switcher Personality 25
- To specify resource sharing: 27
- For More Information on 28
- Chroma Key Resource Capturing 28
- DVE Resource Capturing 28
- Basic Operation 31
- Wipe Transitions 32
- DVE Transitions 32
- Media Transitions 33
- Pausing a Transition 33
- Keying Overview 34
- Key Transitions 34
- Dedicated Key Transitions 35
- UltraChrome Chroma Key 36
- Fade to Black 42
- Advanced Operation 43
- Modifying DVE Transitions 44
- Advanced Keying 45
- Aux Buses 47
- Creating an FTP Connection 48
- TC timecode data: 50
- Reset Options 51
- Device Control 53
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- Triggering GPI Outputs 57
- Transition Pre-Delay 59
- Editor Port 59
- Table 4.7 Editor Port Pinout 60
- Memories, USB Storage, and 61
- Upgrades 61
- Storing Memory Registers 64
- Recalling Memory Registers 64
- USB Storage 66
- Software Upgrades 68
- Media-Store 69
- Loading Media by Browsing 70
- Loading Media by FTP 70
- Understanding Media Numbers 71
- Loading Media by Media Number 71
- Media-Store Attributes 72
- Animation Control 73
- Calibration and Diagnostics 75
- Error Messages 77
- Specifications 79
- GVG Editor Input Mapping 80
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