FOR-A HVS-XT100 User manual

HVS-XT100/100OU
HVS-XT110
Digital Video Switcher
1st Edition
OPERATION
MANUAL

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Edition Revision History
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Date
Description
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2013/08/30
1st edition

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Precautions
Important Safety Warnings
[Power]
Operate unit only on the specified supply voltage.
Disconnect power cord by connector only. Do not pull on cable portion.
Do not place or drop heavy or sharp-edged objects on power cord. Adamagedcord
can cause fire or electrical shock hazards. Regularly check power cord for
excessive wear or damage to avoid possible fire / electrical hazards.
[Grounding]
Ensure unit is properly grounded at all times to prevent electrical shock hazard.
Do not ground the unit to gas lines, units, or fixtures of an explosive or dangerous
nature.
Ensure power cord is firmly plugged into AC outlet.
[Operation]
Do not operate unit in hazardous or potentially explosive atmospheres. Doing so
could result in fire, explosion, or other dangerous results.
Do not allow liquids, metal pieces, or other foreign materials to enter the unit. Doing
so could result in fire, other hazards, or unit malfunction.
If foreign material does enter the unit, turn power off and disconnect power cord
immediately. Remove material and contact authorized service representative if
damage has occurred.
[Transportation]
Handle with care to avoid shocks in transit. Shocks may cause malfunction. When
you need to transport the unit, use the original packing materials or alternate
adequate packing.
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Caution
Hazard
MHazard
Caution
Hazard
Caution
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[Circuitry Access]
Do not remove covers, panels, casing, or access circuitry with power applied to the
unit! Turn power off and disconnect power cord prior to removal. Internal servicing /
adjustment of unit should only be performed by qualified personnel.
Do not touch any parts / circuitry with a high heat factor.
Capacitors can retain enough electric charge to cause mild to serious shock, even
after power is disconnected. Capacitors associated with the power supply are
especially hazardous. Avoid contact with any capacitors.
Unit should not be operated or stored with cover, panels, and / or casing removed.
Operating unit with circuitry exposed could result in electric shock / fire hazards or
unit malfunction.
[Potential Hazards]
If abnormal smells or noises are noticed coming from the unit, turn power off
immediately and disconnect power cord to avoid potentially hazardous conditions. If
problems similar to above occur, contact authorized service representative before
attempting to again operate unit.
[Rack Mount Brackets, Ground Terminal, and Rubber Feet]
To rack mount or ground the unit, or to install rubber feet, do not use screws or
materials other than thosesupplied. Otherwise, it maycause damage to theinternal
circuits or components of the unit. If you remove the rubberfeet attached on the unit,
do not reinsert the screws securing the rubber feet.
[Consumables]
The consumables used in unit must be replaced periodically. For further details on
which parts are consumables and when they should be replaced, refer to the
specifications at the end of the Operation Manual. Since the service life of the
consumables varies greatly depending on the environment in which they are used,
they should be replaced at an early date. For details on replacing the consumables,
contact your dealer.
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Upon Receipt
Unpacking
HANABI Series switchers and their accessories are fully inspected and adjusted prior to
shipment. Operation can be performed immediately upon completing all required connections
and operational settings.
Check your received items against the packing lists below. Check to ensure no damage has
occurred during shipment. If damage has occurred, or items are missing, inform your supplier
immediately.
HVS-XT110 Packing List
ITEM
QTY
REMARKS
HVS-XT110
1
AC Adaptor
1 set
Quick Setup Guide
1
CD-ROM
1
Operation manual (PDF)
Options
HVS-XT100ARC
1
Arcnet I/F Card
HVS-XT100ED
1
Editor Control Software
HVS-XT110PSM
1
Redundant Power Supply Unit
Rack Mount Brackets
1 set
EIA standard type
HVS-XT100 Packing List
HVS-XT100 (MU) Box
ITEM
QTY
REMARKS
HVS-XT100
1
Switcher Main Unit (MU)
AC cable
1 set
Retaining clips included
Quick Setup Guide
1
CD-ROM
1
Operation manual (PDF)
Rack Mount Brackets
1 set
EIA standard type
Options
HVS-XT100ARC
1
Arcnet I/F Card
HVS-XT100ED
1
Editor Control Software
HVS-XT100PSM
1
MU Redundant Power Supply Unit
Options (planned for future support)
HVS-XT100DI
1
Digital Input Card
HVS-XT100PCI
1-2
VGA/HDMI Input Card
HVS-XT100AI
1-2
Analog Input Card
HVS-XT100DO
1-2
Digital Output Card
HVS-XT100PCO
1-2
VGA/HDMI Output Card
HVS-XT100AO
1-2
Analog Output Card

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HVS-XT100OU Box
ITEM
QTY
REMARKS
HVS-XT100OU
1
Switcher Control Panel (OU)
LAN cable
1
For HVS-XT100 connection, 10m
AC Adaptor
1 set
AC cable and retaining clip included
Options
HVS-XT100PSO
1 set
OU Redundant Power Supply Unit
Rack Mount Brackets
1 set
EIA standard type
HANABI Series Options
ITEM
QTY
REMARKS
HVS-30RU
1
Remote Control Unit (via RS-422)
HVS-AUX8
Up to 5 total
AUX bus Control Boxes
(HVS-XT100ARC is required)
HVS-AUX16
HVS-AUX32
HVS-AUX8RK or
HVS-AUXRK
---
Remote Kit for Aux bus Control Boxes
HVS-TALR20/32
Up to 3 total
Tally Control Unit
(Relay type) (via RS-422)
HVS-TALOC20/32
Tally Control Unit
(Open Collector type) (via RS-422)
Control Cable
1
BNC cable for ARCNET connection
(10 m) , (BNC 5C2V 75Ω)
About This Manual
This manual is intended to help the user easily operate Hanabi series switchers and make full
use of their functions during operation. Before configuring or operating your system, read this
operation manual thoroughlyto ensure you understand the product. Afterwards, it is important to
keep this manual in a safe place and available for future reference.
Font Conventions
The following conventions are used throughout this manual:
Boxed text (for example KEY1) is used to indicate control panel buttons.
Bold text (such as SIGNAL, TYPE and COLOR) is used to indicate setting parameters in
menus and important words.
Shaded text (such as ON and 50.0) is used to indicate menu setting values.
Text enclosed by square brackets (such as [SETUP - SYSTEM]) indicate menu names.
A "double-press" is the act of quickly pressing a control panel button twice in this manual.

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Table of Contents
1. Prior to Starting......................................................................................................................... 15
1-1. About HVS-XT100 Series Switchers................................................................................. 15
1-2. Features ............................................................................................................................ 15
2. Panel Descriptions.................................................................................................................... 16
2-1. HVS-XT100OU.................................................................................................................. 16
2-2. HVS-XT100 ....................................................................................................................... 17
2-3. HVS-XT110 ....................................................................................................................... 19
2-4. Interfaces........................................................................................................................... 21
2-4-1. RS-422 Connector 1-2............................................................................................... 21
2-4-2. GPI IN/TALLY OUT Connector.................................................................................. 21
3. Connection................................................................................................................................ 22
3-1. HVS-XT100 / XT100OU.................................................................................................... 22
3-1-1. Basic Configuration.................................................................................................... 22
3-1-2. Installing the Power Cord Retaining Clamp............................................................... 23
3-1-3. Optional Configuration ............................................................................................... 24
3-2. HVS-XT110 ....................................................................................................................... 25
3-2-1. Basic Configuration.................................................................................................... 25
3-2-2. Optional Configuration ............................................................................................... 26
3-3. Power ON.......................................................................................................................... 27
3-3-1. HVS-XT100/XT100OU............................................................................................... 27
3-3-2. HVS-XT110................................................................................................................ 27
3-4. System Signal Format Selection at Initial Use.................................................................. 28
3-5. Setting Date, Time and Time Zone at Initial Use.............................................................. 29
4. Menu Operation........................................................................................................................ 30
4-1. How to Access Menus....................................................................................................... 30
4-1-1. Menu Access Buttons ................................................................................................ 30
4-1-2. Other Menu Access Buttons...................................................................................... 31
4-1-3. USER Buttons (Menu Shortcut)................................................................................. 31
4-2. How to Set Values............................................................................................................. 32
4-2-1. Displaying Parameters............................................................................................... 32
4-2-2. Changing Settings or Values Using F1 to F4............................................................. 33
4-2-3. Changing Settings or Values Using the Numeric Keypad......................................... 34
4-2-4. Changing Settings or Values Using the Joystick....................................................... 35
4-3. How to Return Settings to Default..................................................................................... 36
4-3-1. Returning Parameters to Default ............................................................................... 36
4-3-2. Returning Menus to Default....................................................................................... 36
4-4. How to Back up Settings................................................................................................... 36
5. Video Sources.......................................................................................................................... 37
5-1. How to Assign User Names to Sources............................................................................ 37
5-2. How to Assign Sources to Bus Buttons ............................................................................ 38
5-3. Resize Function................................................................................................................. 39
5-4. INPUT STILL (Freezing Input Video)................................................................................ 40
5-5. Changing the Side Panel Image....................................................................................... 41
5-6. XPT DELAY....................................................................................................................... 41
5-7. Frame Synchronizer.......................................................................................................... 42

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5-8. Adjusting Video Signal Levels............................................................................................43
5-8-1. Proc Amp ....................................................................................................................43
5-8-2. Video Level Clip..........................................................................................................43
5-9. Bus Matte...........................................................................................................................44
5-9-1. Setting the Matte Color...............................................................................................44
5-9-2. Setting the Gradient Matte..........................................................................................44
6. Video Outputs............................................................................................................................46
6-1. Aux Outputs .......................................................................................................................46
6-1-1. Selecting Video via Bus Buttons.................................................................................46
6-1-2. Selecting Video from Menu Selection.........................................................................46
6-1-3. AUX Video Switching with Effects..............................................................................47
6-2. Preview Set Up ..................................................................................................................48
6-2-1. Preview Bus Monitoring..............................................................................................48
6-2-2. Setting Up Preview Images ........................................................................................48
6-3. Clean Set Up......................................................................................................................49
6-4. KEY OUT Set Up ...............................................................................................................49
6-5. HDMI Output......................................................................................................................50
6-6. Safety Area Markers..........................................................................................................51
6-7. Ancillary Data.....................................................................................................................52
6-7-1. Passing Incoming Ancillary Data on-through to AUX Outputs...................................52
6-7-2. Ancillary Data in PGM and PREV Bus Signals ..........................................................52
6-8. AUX LINK...........................................................................................................................53
6-8-1. Creating AUX Output Link Groups .............................................................................53
6-8-2. Creating Signal Link Groups.......................................................................................53
6-8-3. Enabling AUX LINK.....................................................................................................54
7. Bus Operation ...........................................................................................................................55
7-1. Selecting Video Sources....................................................................................................55
7-1-1. Selecting Video Sources on the PGM/PST................................................................55
7-1-2. Selecting Video Sources for AUX1 to AUX4..............................................................56
7-1-3. Selecting Video Sources for KEY and DSK................................................................56
7-2. Button Switching Mode in the M/E Bus..............................................................................57
7-3. Setting-up and Using the SHIFT Function.........................................................................57
7-3-1. Assigning the SHIFT Function to a Bus Button:.........................................................57
7-3-2. Using the SHIFT Function ..........................................................................................58
8. Transitions.................................................................................................................................59
8-1. Transition Block Description ..............................................................................................60
8-2. Quick Reference for Available Transitions ........................................................................60
8-3. Background Transitions.....................................................................................................61
8-4. KEY Transitions .................................................................................................................63
8-5. DSK Transitions.................................................................................................................65
8-5-1. Where DSK Images Appear ......................................................................................65
8-6. Simultaneous BKGD and Key Transitions.........................................................................66
8-7. Black Transitions................................................................................................................66
8-8. Pattern (WIPE/DVE) Transitions........................................................................................67
8-8-1. Selecting a Pattern......................................................................................................67
8-8-2. Use Limitations for Pattern Transitions.......................................................................68
8-8-3. Direct Pattern Function...............................................................................................69

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8-8-4. Other Transition Settings ........................................................................................... 71
8-9. Modifying Patterns............................................................................................................. 72
8-9-1. WIPE Type (No. 0-99)................................................................................................ 72
8-9-2. DVE Type (No. 100-137)............................................................................................ 74
8-10. KEY/DSK Transitions...................................................................................................... 76
8-10-1. Setting the KEY/DSK Transition Button Function.................................................... 76
8-10-2. USER Transitions..................................................................................................... 77
8-11. Transition Settings........................................................................................................... 78
8-11-1. TRANS Menu........................................................................................................... 78
8-11-2. Transition Rate......................................................................................................... 78
8-11-3. Transition Limit......................................................................................................... 79
8-11-4. Adjusting the Fader Offset....................................................................................... 79
8-11-5. Endpoint Processing for DVE Transitions................................................................ 79
9. KEY/DSK.................................................................................................................................. 80
9-1. Luminance Key.................................................................................................................. 81
9-2. Full Key.............................................................................................................................. 82
9-3. Bus Key............................................................................................................................. 82
9-3-1. Key Link...................................................................................................................... 83
9-3-2. KEY INSERT MATT................................................................................................... 83
9-4. Adjusting the Key Signal................................................................................................... 84
9-5. Changing KEY or DSK Layer Order.................................................................................. 84
9-6. Mask and Invert................................................................................................................. 85
9-6-1. Inverting Key and Background................................................................................... 85
9-6-2. Key Masks.................................................................................................................. 85
9-7. Key Edge........................................................................................................................... 87
9-8. DVE Effects on KEY/DSK................................................................................................. 88
9-8-1. How to Enable 2D DVEs............................................................................................ 88
9-8-2. Changing Position and Size....................................................................................... 89
9-8-3. Changing the Aspect Ratio ........................................................................................ 90
9-8-4. FADE.......................................................................................................................... 90
9-8-5. Rotation...................................................................................................................... 91
9-8-6. CROP......................................................................................................................... 93
9-8-7. BORDERS.................................................................................................................. 94
10. Chromakey............................................................................................................................. 95
10-1. Creating a Chromakey .................................................................................................... 95
10-2. Adjusting Chromakey...................................................................................................... 97
10-2-1. Adjusting Key Levels................................................................................................ 97
10-2-2. Adjusting the Foreground Image (Chromakey Color).............................................. 98
10-2-3. Adjusting Edges....................................................................................................... 99
10-3. Chromakey Menu.......................................................................................................... 100
10-3-1. [CHR KEY - ADJUST] Menu.................................................................................. 100
10-3-2. [CHR KEY - MATT] Menu...................................................................................... 101
10-3-3. [CHR KEY - FORGND] Menu................................................................................ 102
10-3-4. Resetting Chromakey Settings .............................................................................. 102
10-4. Assigning the Chromakey to Another KEY or DSK...................................................... 103
10-5. Sending Chromakey Signals to Other Devices............................................................. 103
11. SUB EFFECT Channel......................................................................................................... 104

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11-1. Selecting a SUB EFFECT Channel and Source Signal ................................................104
11-2. MONO COLOR..............................................................................................................104
11-3. DEFOCUS......................................................................................................................104
11-4. PAINT COLOR...............................................................................................................105
11-5. FREEZE, STROBE, NEGA, MOSAIC ...........................................................................105
12. Still and Clip Store.................................................................................................................106
12-1. Managing Still Images....................................................................................................106
12-1-1. Saving Stills.............................................................................................................106
12-1-2. Displaying Still Images............................................................................................106
12-1-3. Backing-up Stills .....................................................................................................107
12-2. Managing Clips ..............................................................................................................108
12-2-1. Clip Recording ........................................................................................................108
12-2-2. Playing Clips...........................................................................................................110
12-2-3. Clearing Clip Data...................................................................................................111
12-3. Backing-up Still and Clip Data using USB Flash Drive..................................................112
12-3-1. Structure for Backing Up Still and Clip Data...........................................................112
12-3-2. Setting Automatic Backup to ON............................................................................113
12-3-3. Manually Loading Backup Data..............................................................................113
12-3-4. Deleting Backup Data.............................................................................................114
12-3-5. Automatic Loading at Startup.................................................................................114
12-4. Transferring Image Files................................................................................................115
12-4-1. LAN Connection......................................................................................................115
12-4-2. Image files...............................................................................................................116
12-4-3. Sending / Receiving Still Images............................................................................118
12-4-4. Sending Images to Clip Memory ............................................................................119
12-5. CG WIPE........................................................................................................................120
12-5-1. CG WIPE Operation Example 1 .............................................................................121
12-5-2. Saving CG WIPE Settings......................................................................................122
12-5-3. CG WIPE Menu Quick Reference..........................................................................122
13. Multiviewer ............................................................................................................................123
13-1. Assigning the Multiviewer to an Output Bus..................................................................123
13-2. Selecting the Split-screen Type.....................................................................................123
13-3. Video Signal Mapping....................................................................................................124
13-4. Setting Up Each Split Area ............................................................................................125
13-4-1. Titles........................................................................................................................125
13-4-2. Audio Level Meter...................................................................................................126
13-4-3. Safety Area.............................................................................................................126
13-4-4. Frame Border..........................................................................................................127
13-4-5. On-air Tally..............................................................................................................127
13-5. Saving / Loading Screen Layouts..................................................................................128
13-5-1. Saving a Screen Layout..........................................................................................128
13-5-2. Loading a Screen Layout........................................................................................128
13-5-3. Deleting Screen Layout Data..................................................................................128
14. USER Buttons.......................................................................................................................129
14-1. USER Button Operation.................................................................................................129
14-2. Triggering User Buttons.................................................................................................133
15. Event Memory.......................................................................................................................135

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15-1. Storing Events............................................................................................................... 135
15-2. Recalling Events............................................................................................................ 136
15-3. Protecting / Deleting Event Data................................................................................... 137
15-4. Event Data..................................................................................................................... 138
15-4-1. Data Not Saved in Events...................................................................................... 138
15-4-2. Detailed Data Selection for Saving Events............................................................ 138
15-4-3. Setting the User Default Menu when Storing an Event......................................... 139
15-4-4. Detailed Data Selection for Loading Events.......................................................... 139
15-5. Transitions Using Event Recall..................................................................................... 140
15-6. Loading an Event at Start-up ........................................................................................ 141
16. Macros.................................................................................................................................. 142
16-1. Recording Macros......................................................................................................... 142
16-2. Executing Macros.......................................................................................................... 143
16-2-1. Operation Example 1 ............................................................................................. 143
16-2-2. Operation Example 2 ............................................................................................. 144
16-2-3. Operation Example 3 (Using KEY/AUX Bus Buttons)........................................... 144
16-2-4. Operation Example 4 (Using Macro Attach Buttons)............................................. 144
16-3. Macro Memory Operation ............................................................................................. 145
16-3-1. Overwrite Protection............................................................................................... 145
16-3-2. Naming Macros...................................................................................................... 145
16-3-3. Deleting Macros..................................................................................................... 146
16-4. Macro Execution Buttons.............................................................................................. 147
16-4-1. Changing KEY/AUX Bus Buttons to Macro EXE Buttons...................................... 147
16-4-2. Macro Attach and Macro Detach........................................................................... 148
17. File Operation....................................................................................................................... 149
17-1. USB Flash Drive............................................................................................................ 149
17-2. Available Files............................................................................................................... 149
17-3. Saving Data to USB Flash Drives................................................................................. 150
17-4. Loading Data from USB Flash Drives........................................................................... 151
17-4-1. Loading Setting Data.............................................................................................. 151
17-4-2. Downloading Image Files....................................................................................... 151
17-5. Moving between USB Flash Drive Directories.............................................................. 152
17-6. Deleting Files from USB Flash Drives........................................................................... 153
17-7. Renaming Files in USB Flash Drives............................................................................ 153
18. System Setup Settings......................................................................................................... 154
18-1. Selecting System Signal Format................................................................................... 154
18-2. Crosspoint Switch Timing.............................................................................................. 154
18-3. Selecting a Reference Signal........................................................................................ 155
18-3-1. To Set Reference Input.......................................................................................... 155
18-3-2. To Set Reference Output....................................................................................... 155
18-4. Setting Date, Time and Time Zone............................................................................... 155
18-4-1. Setting Time Using SNTP (Time) Server............................................................... 156
18-5. Buzzer, Brightness and Screen Saver.......................................................................... 157
18-6. Status Information......................................................................................................... 158
18-6-1. Checking Alarm Status........................................................................................... 158
18-6-2. Verifying Versions.................................................................................................. 159
18-6-3. Installed Options .................................................................................................... 159

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18-7. Upgrading an Operational Version ................................................................................160
18-7-1. Upgrade Procedure.................................................................................................160
18-7-2. Upgrading the Switcher ..........................................................................................161
18-7-3. Loading Setting Data ..............................................................................................161
19. Reboot and Initialize..............................................................................................................162
19-1. Rebooting System..........................................................................................................162
19-2. System Initialization .......................................................................................................162
20. External Device Connection..................................................................................................163
20-1. GPI IN/OUT and Tally Outputs......................................................................................163
20-1-1. GPI IN/TALLY OUT Connector...............................................................................163
20-1-2. Pin Assignment Examples......................................................................................164
20-1-3. Sending Tally Signals to Tally Units.......................................................................167
20-1-4. GPI / Tally Function List..........................................................................................168
20-2. VTR / VDCP Control ......................................................................................................172
20-2-1. RS-422 Port Settings (VTR/VDCP)........................................................................172
20-2-2. Controlling the VTR.................................................................................................173
20-2-3. Playback and Recording.........................................................................................174
20-2-4. VDCP Operation.....................................................................................................175
20-3. Router Control................................................................................................................180
20-3-1. RS-422 Port Settings..............................................................................................180
20-3-2. Setting MFR Link ....................................................................................................181
20-3-3. Crosspoint Switches Using the Menu.....................................................................181
20-3-4. Crosspoint Switches with Control Buttons (Setup).................................................182
20-3-5. Crosspoint Switches with Control Buttons (Execution)..........................................183
20-3-6. Displaying Destination / Source Settings................................................................183
20-3-7. Saving and Loading Crosspoints............................................................................184
20-3-8. Simultaneous Switching Using Take......................................................................185
20-4. Editor Control (HVS-XT100ED).....................................................................................186
20-4-1. RS-422 Port Settings..............................................................................................186
20-4-2. Editor Control Settings............................................................................................186
20-4-3. Editor ON/OFF........................................................................................................187
20-5. AUX Bus Control Box (HVS-AUX8/16/32).....................................................................188
20-5-1. Connecting AUX Boxes..........................................................................................188
20-6. Remote Panel (HVS-30RU)...........................................................................................189
20-6-1. RS-422 Port Settings (HVS-30RU).........................................................................189
20-6-2. Assigning Sources to PGM/PST Bus Buttons........................................................189
20-6-3. Setting USER Buttons.............................................................................................190
21. Web-based Control...............................................................................................................191
21-1. System Setup.................................................................................................................191
21-2. HOME.............................................................................................................................192
21-3. TRANS...........................................................................................................................193
21-4. BUS TRANS...................................................................................................................193
21-5. WIPE PATTERN............................................................................................................194
21-5-1. WIPE PATTERN - WIPE/DVE/Other......................................................................194
21-5-2. WIPE PATTERN - DIRECT....................................................................................194
21-6. WIPE MODIFY...............................................................................................................195
21-7. KEY and DSK.................................................................................................................196

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21-8. COPY SWAP (Web Control Only)................................................................................. 197
21-9. CHROMAKEY............................................................................................................... 198
21-10. SUB EFF ..................................................................................................................... 199
21-11. STILL........................................................................................................................... 200
21-11-1. Still Store and Still Capture.................................................................................. 200
21-11-2. Play Clips ............................................................................................................. 201
21-11-3. Backing Up/Loading Stills.................................................................................... 202
21-11-4. Backing-up Still and Clip Data using USB Flash Drive........................................ 202
21-12. MATTE ........................................................................................................................ 204
21-13. EVENT......................................................................................................................... 205
21-14. MACRO....................................................................................................................... 206
21-14-1. To Execute Macros.............................................................................................. 206
21-14-2. To Edit Macros (Web Control Only)..................................................................... 206
21-15. SETUP......................................................................................................................... 207
21-15-1. SETUP - SYSTEM............................................................................................... 207
21-15-2. SETUP - INPUT................................................................................................... 208
21-15-3. SETUP - OUTPUT............................................................................................... 209
21-15-4. SETUP - PANEL.................................................................................................. 211
21-15-5. SETUP - GPI/TLY................................................................................................ 212
21-15-6. SETUP - FUNCTION ........................................................................................... 213
21-16. STATUS ...................................................................................................................... 213
21-17. EXT IF ......................................................................................................................... 214
21-17-1. EXT IF - EDITOR (Option)................................................................................... 214
21-17-2. EXT IF - TSL TLY................................................................................................. 214
21-17-3. EXT IF - VTR/VDCP............................................................................................. 214
21-17-4. EXT I/F - ROUTER............................................................................................... 218
21-18. Pop-up Menu Operation.............................................................................................. 221
21-18-1. Menu Shortcuts.................................................................................................... 221
21-18-2. Executing User Buttons ....................................................................................... 221
21-18-3. Setting Parameters to Default.............................................................................. 222
21-19. Backing Up Settings.................................................................................................... 222
22. Specifications and Dimensions............................................................................................ 223
22-1. Specifications................................................................................................................ 223
22-1-1. HVS-XT100............................................................................................................ 223
22-1-2. HVS-XT100OU....................................................................................................... 224
22-1-3. HVS-XT110............................................................................................................ 225
22-2. External Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 227
22-2-1. HVS-XT100............................................................................................................ 227
22-2-2. HVS-XT100OU....................................................................................................... 228
22-2-3. HVS-XT110............................................................................................................ 229
Appendix 1. Available Files for Saving and/or Loading ............................................................. 230
Appendix 2. Transition Pattern List ............................................................................................ 231
Index

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1. Prior to Starting
1-1. About HVS-XT100 Series Switchers
HVS-XT100 series HANABI switchers are powerful and compact 1M/E video switchers that are
easy to use. They can be used in all types of locations, including at live and sporting events, in
news studios, OB vans, editorial offices and presentation venues, making it the ideal tool for
shaping the imaginative ideas of video creators.
1-2. Features
<HVS-XT100>
Compact HD/SD 1M/E switcher: Main Unit 2U in height
Switcher Processor (Main Unit) and separate Control Panel
HD/SD-SDI 8-input/4-output and single HDMI output
Redundant Power Supply (with HVS-XT100PSM and HVS-XT100PSO options)
<HVS-XT110>
Compact HD/SD 1M/E switcher (3U)
Switcher Processor and integrated Control Panel
HD/SD-SDI 12-input/8-output and single HDMI output
Redundant Power Supply (with HVS-XT110PSM option)
<HVS-XT100/XT110>
Frame synchronizer on IN01 to IN08
Resizing engine on IN05 to IN08
Built-in multiviewer output, supporting various multi-view layouts with title, tally and audio
meter display
2-Key and 2-DSK channels
Chromakey generator
More than 130 of transition patterns including 2D DVE
4-channel DVE for Background, Keys and DSKs
Two upstream effect channels
Transition effects using event-load orAUX-signal switch
Two still stores and two clip stores (approx. 7.5 sec on HD) with backup and data transfer
capabilities
Safety area markers
Internal color-bar generator
Various interfaces
-VTR, Router, Editor and/or Tally Unit connection (RS-422)
-Aux Bus Control Box connection (Arcnet LAN)
-Windows PC, Mac computer, tablet, etc. connection for Web-based control and image data
transfer (Ethernet LAN)
Optional Remote Panel (HVS-30RU)

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2. Panel Descriptions
2-1. HVS-XT100OU
Control Panel
No.
Name
Description
Refer to
sec.
1
Menu Control Block
Composed of the menu display, menu control
push-buttons (F1 to F4) and page up/down buttons.
4
2
SELECT/KEYPAD
Block
Multi-function keypad. Four control buttons (MENU,
DIRECT PATT, EVENT, and MACRO) on the left side
change the keypad operation mode, in which 12 buttons
are used for menu display and input, transition pattern
selection, event and macro operations.
4-1-1
4-2-3
8-8-3
15
16
3
JOYSTICK Block
Used to set position, size or color settings in the specific
menu parameters.
4-2-4
4
ALARM indicator
Indicates fan alarm status. Normally unlit, the indicator
blinks red when an alarm occurs. In such case, power
off the system and consult your FOR-A supplier. (It also
blinks red when a power supply does not work in
redundant configuration.)
18-6-1
5
BUS SELECT Block
Used to select a bus, then to select a video in the
KEY/AUX bus (No 7).
6
7
9
13-1
6
KEY/AUX Bus
Used to select video for the bus selected in the BUS
SELECT block (No. 6).
The video can be selected from KEY/AUX bus buttons,
PGM, PREV, CLEAN and MV.
7
PGM/PST (M/E) Bus
Used to select video for the background.
5
8
USER BUTTON
User assignable buttons. Menu shortcuts or functions
can be assigned to these buttons.
14
9
BLACK TRANS
Used to perform black transitions.
8-6
10
KEY/DSK Transition
Block
Used to perform Key/DSK transitions.
8-4
8-5
11
Transition Block
Used to perform background and key transitions.
8
‚o‚ n‚r‚h‚s ‚h‚ n‚m
DIGIT AL VIDEO SWIT CHER HVS- XT
MENU 7 8 9
4 5 6
DIRECT
PATT
STILL MATT FILE
KEY2 DSK1 DSK2
0
1 2 3±
EVENT
MACRO CLEAR RECALL STORE
ENTER
POS ROT
2DDVE
WIPE
POS MENU
CK EFFECT
TRANS RATE WIPE
SELECT/KEYPAD JOYSTICK
SIZE
(PUSH to DEF)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
USER BUTT ON
REV NOR/REV
DIRECTION
BKGD KEY1 KEY2
NEXT T RANSITION
MIX WIPE
TRANSITIONTYPE
CUT
KEY1 KEY2
DSK1 DSK2
PGM
PST
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 1 1
1
2 2 2 3 4
2345678910 11 12
PGM PREV CLEAN MV
KEYER DSK AUX
KEY/AUX
ALARM
F1 F2 F3 F4
PAGE
TR ANS
BLA CK
AUTO
SETUP
KEY1
ATTACH
DETACH

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Rear Panel
No.
Name
Description
Refer to
sec.
1
DC IN1
Supply power (12 V DC) using the supplied AC adaptor.
3-1-2
2
DC IN2
Optional power supply (HVS-XT110PSM) for power
redundancy. Supply power (12 V DC) using the supplied
AC adaptor.
3-1-2
3
MODE SW
For maintenance use. Do not change.
4
TO MU
5
Power Switch
Switch used to turn unit power ON / OFF.
2-2. HVS-XT100
Front Panel
No.
Name
Description
Refer to
sec.
1
Power switch1
Power switch2
Switch used to turn unit power ON / OFF.
Set both switches to ON if redundant power supply is
configured.
2
POWER indicator
Power indication is lit green when power switch is set to
ON and power is applied to unit.
3
ALARM indicator
Indicates fan alarm status.
Normally unlit, the indicator blinks red when an alarm
occurs. In such case, power off the system and consult
your FOR-A supplier. (It also blinks red when a power
supply does not work in redundant configuration.)
18-6-1
4
USB MEMORY
Used to connect a USB flash drive for image file import /
export or system setting backup.
(USB1.1, Type-A)
12-3
17
PO WE R 2
O FF
ON
DIG ITAL VIDE O SW I TCHER
POWER
ALARM PO WE R 1
USB
HVS-XT100
DC12V
1 2 POW ER
OFF ON MODE SW TO MU
Holes for securing
cables with clamps

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Rear Panel
No.
Name
Description
Refer to
sec.
1
SDI INPUT
Used to input HD/SD SDI video signal. 8 inputs (BNC)
5
2
SDI OUTPUT
Used to output HD/SD SDI video signal. 4 outputs
(AUX1-4) (BNC)
6
3
HDMI
Used to output an HDMI output. (Type A connector)
6-5
4
GENLOCK
(REF IN
REF OUT)
Used to input and output a genlock signal; tri-level sync or
black burst. (BNC)
The center terminal is used for loopthrough connection. It
must be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through.
18-3
5
TO OU
LAN port , used for HVS-XT100OU connection (RJ-45)
Use the supplied LAN cable with the HVS-XT100OU to
connect the HVS-XT100 and HVS-XT100OU.
6
LAN
Ethernet port used for image transport and web control
100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T (RJ-45)
12-4-1
21
7
RS-422 (1)
RS-422 (2)
Used to connect peripheral devices such as
HVS-30RU,VTR/VDCP devices, Routers.
(9-pin D-sub, female)
2-4-1
8
GPI IN/
TALLY OUT
Used for GPI input/output and Tally output.
(25-pin D-sub, female)
20-1-1
9
AC IN1
Used for connection to AC power source via supplied
accessory cord. (AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz)
Be sure to ground the protective earth terminal before
turning on power to the system to prevent electrical shock.
Use the attached cord clamp to secure the power cord.
10
AC IN2
Optional power supply for power redundancy.
Used for connection to AC power source via supplied
accessory cord. (AC 100V-240V 50/60Hz)
Be sure to ground the protective earth terminal before
turning on power to the system to prevent electrical shock.
Use the attached cord clamp to secure the power cord.
11
ARCNET
Optional Arcnet LAN port (HVS-XT100ARC).
One port is used for HVS-AUX bus Control Box
connection.
The other port is used for loopthrough connection. It must
be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through.
20-5-1
12
Option card slots
Used for installing input /output expansion cards.
REF OUT 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4
A
B
C
REF IN
1 2
2
AC100-240 V 50/60Hz INAC100-240 V 50/60Hz IN
1
TO OU LAN GENLOCK SDI INPUT
RS-422 GPI IN/T ALLY OUT
HDMI OUTAUX

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2-3. HVS-XT110
Control Panel
No.
Name
Description
Refer to
sec.
1
Menu Control Block
Composed of the menu display, menu control
push-buttons (F1 to F4) and page up/down buttons.
4
2
SELECT/KEYPAD
Block
Multi-function keypad. Four control buttons (MENU,
DIRECT PATT, EVENT, and MACRO) on the left side
change the keypad operation mode, in which 12 buttons
are used for menu display and input, transition pattern
selection, event and macro operations.
4-1-1
4-2-3
8-8-3
15
16
3
JOYSTICK Block
Used to set position, size or color settings in the specific
menu parameters.
4-2-4
4
ALARM indicator
Indicates fan alarm status. Normally unlit, the indicator
blinks red when an alarm occurs. In such case, power
off the system and consult your FOR-A supplier.
18-6-1
5
BUS SELECT Block
Used to select a bus, then to select a video in the
KEY/AUX bus (No 7).
6
7
9
13-1
6
KEY/AUX Bus
Used to select video for the bus selected in the BUS
SELECT block (No. 6).
The video can be selected from KEY/AUX bus buttons,
PGM, PREV, CLEAN and MV.
7
PGM/PST (M/E) Bus
Used to select video for the background.
5
8
USER BUTTON
User assignable buttons. Menu shortcuts or functions
can be assigned to these buttons.
14
9
BLACK TRANS
Used to perform black transitions.
8-6
10
KEY/DSK Transition
Block
Used to perform Key/DSK transitions.
8-4
8-5
11
Transition Block
Used to perform background and key transitions.
8
12
USB MEMORY
Used to connect a USB flash drive for image file import /
export or system setting backup.
(USB1.1, Type-A)
12-3
17
USB MEMORY
DIGITAL VIDEO SWITCHER HVS- XT
SIZE
(PU SH to DEF)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
USER BUTTON
REV NOR/REV
DIRECTION
BLACK
TRANS
BKGD KEY1 KEY2
NEXT TRANSITION
MIX WIPE
KEY1 KEY2
TRANSITION TYPE
AUTO CUT DSK1 DSK2
ALARM
F1 F2 F3 F4
PAGE
1 1 1
1
2 2 2 3 4
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
KEYER DSK AUX
KEY/AUX
PGM PR EV CLEAN MV
PGM
PST
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
MENU ATTACH
DIRECT
PATT DETACH
SETUP
KEY1
POSITION
POS ROT
2D DVE
WIPE
POS MENU
JOYSTICK
8 9
456
STILL MATT FILE
KEY2 DSK1 DSK2
EVENT
MACRO
1 2 3
0
CLEAR RECALL STORE
ENTER
CK EFFE CT
TRANS RATE WIPE
SELECT/KEYPAD
±
7

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Rear Panel
No.
Name
Description
Refer to
sec.
1
Power Switch
Switch used to turn unit power ON / OFF.
2
MODE SW
For maintenance use. Do not change.
3
DC IN1
Supply power (12 V DC) using the supplied AC adaptor.
3-3
DC IN2
Optional power supply (HVS-XT110PSM) for power
redundancy.
Supply power (12 V DC) using the supplied AC adaptor.
4
SDI INPUT
Used to input HD/SD SDI video signal. 12 inputs (BNC)
5
5
SDI OUTPUT
Used to output HD/SD SDI video signal. 8 outputs
(AUX1-8) (BNC)
6
6
HDMI
Used to output an HDMI output. (Type A connector)
6-5
7
RS-422 (1)
Used to connect peripheral devices such as
HVS-30RU,VTR/VDCP devices, Routers.
(9-pin D-sub, female)
2-4-1
RS-422 (2)
GPI IN/
TALLY OUT
Used for GPI input/output and Tally output.
(25-pin D-sub, female)
20-1-1
8
ARCNET
Optional Arcnet LAN port (HVS-XT100ARC).
One port is used for HVS-AUX bus Control Box
connection.
The other port is used for loopthrough connection. It must
be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through.
20-5-1
9
LAN
Ethernet port used for image transport and web control
100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T (RJ-45)
12-4-1
21
10
GENLOCK
(REF IN
REF OUT)
Used to input and output a genlock signal; tri-level sync or
black burst. (BNC)
The center terminal is used for loopthrough connection. It
must be 75-ohm terminated if not looped-through.
18-3
11
Cooling Fan
Used to air cool the unit to prevent overheating. Do not
block the ventilation openings.
18-6-1
REF OUT 1 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4REFIN HDMI OUT
AUX
5 6 7 8
AUX
LAN SDI INPUT
910 11 12
SDI INPUT
GPI IN/TA LLY OUT
DC12V IN
1 2
MODE SW
POWER
OFF ON
GENLOCK
RS-422
1 2