FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION SETTING UP THE VERTIGE™ & CONFIGURING THE SHOW
1- Touch screen
The touch screen 15’’6 Wide displays comfortably on
the same page, the representaon of the Program
& Preview but also of a typical scene (Blend + 2
satellites). It is important to have the whole scene
represented to work on mulple layers from
dierent screens at the same me (change of source
of background, for example). It is useful to have both
states Program/Preview shown at the same me as
the LiveCore™ series allows you to change one or the
other at any me (even during an eect).
2- Preset secon
This secon allows the operator to save/load its
scene presets (10 direct access presets and a page
mechanism to organize them).
3- Layer secon
This secon enables the operator to select a set of
layers which belong to dierent screens in order to
edit them simultaneously. Various criteria are used to
perform advanced combinaons. It will be possible
to save those combinaons for later use.
4- Source secon
This secon allows assigning sources to the selected
layers in Program or Preview. Twelve contextual
buons display the name of source. The capability
to change a page allows beneng from numerous
sources.
5- Control secon
This secon enables the operator to select which
preset to work with, and have direct access to basic
funcons applied to all selected layers (Freeze, Clear,
Unify...).
6- Edit secon
This secon allows the operator to edit the selected
layers in three dierent ways: roughly by the joysck,
nely by coders or directly by numpad. The block
displaying the numpad is contextual: it also provides
access to pages of shortcuts, tools, layer presets
(Posion, Size, Border, Eect …).
7- Transion secon
This secon enables to use the T-Bar for transions.
Sliders can be used like T-Bar (Eects) or like Faders
(Alpha). Sliders are motorized in order to see the
current state of the selecon.
8- Control Transion
The ALPHA buon is used to give a specic role to
the sliders:
• If the ALPHA mode is disabled (key backlight turned
o), sliders allow to individually mix each screen
• If the ALPHA mode is enabled (key illuminates in
RED), dierent layers of dierent screens can be
assigned to a slider, they will allow to control the
layer opacity (transparency).
The CUE SEQUENCE mode allows buons to be used
for controlling cue sequence playback.
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Starng the Verge™
Press Start
Creang a User
Select the CREATE opon.
Enter a name and
a password (oponal)
Press Create
Conguring the Verge™
Network
Press the SETTINGS buon in
the upper-right corner
Select the Network tab
Select the Ethernet port you
want to use
Enter the desired IP address,
subnet mask and gateway
Press Apply
Logging in
Select the LOGIN opon
Select a user
Press Login
Creang a Show
Select the CREATE opon
Enter a name
Press Create
Note: Creang a show
will automacally create a
default iteraon
Loading a Show
Select the LOAD opon
Select a show
Press Load
Wizard Step 1 (Assembly)
In the Device Type eld, select the type of
device that will be handled by this assembly.
In the Device Extension eld, select the opon
that matches you assembly conguraon
(Single, Linked with Slave, Linked with LOE
or Synchronized). If your device(s) have an
opon (4K or 4K - PL), then make sure to
select it in the Device Opon eld.
Wizard Step 2 (Devices)
Enter the IP address of the Master device. If
you have selected the Synchronized opon,
then check the Slave #X boxes to enable
up to three addional devices that will be
synchronized with the Master device. Then
adjust each device IP address to match
your network conguraon. Press the Next
buon to connue.
Wizard Step 4 (Screens)
Rename each screen if necessary. If some of the screens will be
used for a blend, adjust their size accordingly. Press Create.
Note 1: The wizard will automacally create an assembly with its devices
and streams, the screens, the sources and the front panel key bindings.
Note 2: If your event requires creang other devices and screens, use
the wizard as many mes as necessary.
Note 3: Aer using the wizard, you may have to adjust some default
sengs in the assemblies/ screens/sources.
Wizard Step 3 (Scene)
Select the total number
of screens wired to your
devices.
Conguring an Assembly
Select the ASSEMBLY tab
Select an assembly
Conguring a Source
Select the SOURCE tab
Select a source
Running the Show
Select the PRESET tab
Enjoy!
Conguring a Screen
Select the SCREEN tab
Select a screen
Conguring the Internal
Rate
Select the PRECONFIG/RATE
opon.
Choose the desired
mode (Internal, Follow or
Framelock).
Adjust the sengs.
Renaming the Source
Select the EDIT opon
Enter a name / Press Apply
Note: Use a short name with a maximum of two
words to ensure readability on LCD buons.
Conguring the Scene
Select the SCENE opon.
Press Move le or Move right to move your
screen in the scene.
Conguring the Inputs
Select the IN/OUT/INPUT
opon.
Press All Inputs to set up
automacally all the inputs
of the devices.
Conguring the Source key
binding
Select the EDIT opon
Navigate to an empty key
Press the corresponding buon
on the touch screen.
Press Apply
Conguring a Nave Source
Select the NATIVE tab then select the
CREATE opon
Enter a name. Navigate to an empty key.
Press the corresponding buon on the
touch screen.
Press Create
Conguring the Nave Source key binding
Select the EDIT opon. Navigate to an empty key
Press the corresponding buon
Conguring the streams mapping
Select the MAP / QUICK opon.
Select the nave stream that will get displayed on the selected nave
layers when the corresponding source key is pressed in the front panel.
Conguring the Screen Mapping
Select the MAP opon
Make sure each screen area is mapped
to the correct device output.
Note: If some mappings don’t match
your wiring, remove them and create
new ones.
Conguring the Streams
Select the STREAM/ LIVE
opon.
Make sure each "Live"
stream matches the correct
input plug. Select the
STREAM/NATIVE opon to
create nave streams.
Conguring the So Edge blending
Select the BLENDING opon.
Adjust the covering
Adjust the black levels
Adjust the blending curves
Loading an Iteraon
Select the LOAD opon
Select an iteraon
Press Load
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