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To define the number of memory blocks on a hypermotion camera, proceed as follows:
1. In the hypermotion menu, press MENU to open the secondary menu.
2. Press A to activate the # Blocks field. This field specifies into how many memory
blocks the camera memory will be split.
3. Jog to select the number of blocks (1 to 4).
4. Press MENU again to validate your choice and come back to the hypermotion main
menu.
The camera memory is now split into the requested number of blocks, all with the same
size. The A to D CAM keys now correspond to the 1 to 4 memory blocks respectively.
Color Code for Memory Block Status
The memory blocks status are displayed using a common color code both directly on the
corresponding CAM keys on the LSM Remote Panel, and on the OSD monitoring of the
recorder corresponding to the hypermotion camera.
On the OSD monitoring, the block system is displayed as a suite of 4 squares, nnnn,
each corresponding to a memory block.
The common color code is as follows:
Color CAM Key Block Symbol
Memory Block
Status
Steady white
Block 1
1
Empty block
Steady green
Block 1
or
2
Recorded block
Blinking green
Block 1
Block in PLAY
Steady red
Block 1
Block in REC
Steady green
Block 1
<key> Block in REC
Blinking green
Block 1
<key> Block in REC
1
Empty transparent square.
2
White square for the NAC Camera Hi-Motion I only.
OPERATION MANUAL Multicam LSM 11.02
9. Advanced Control Modes 199
- OperatiOn ManUaL 1
- Copyright 3
- Disclaimer 3
- Improvement Requests 3
- Regional Contacts 3
- User Manuals on EVS Website 3
- Table of Contents 4
- 4. CLIP MANAGEMENT 34 5
- 5. PLAYLIST MANAGEMENT 69 5
- 6. TIMELINE MANAGEMENT 121 6
- 7. KEYWORD MANAGEMENT 148 6
- 9. ADVANCED CONTROL MODES 173 7
- 9.6. Video Delay 208 8
- What's New? 9
- 1. Overview 11
- 2. Working Interfaces 12
- VGA Interface 13
- Remote Panel Interface 13
- LSM Connect Application 13
- 2.2. Remote Panel Controls 14
- 2. Working Interfaces 5 15
- 2.2.2. LED Colors 16
- 2. Working Interfaces 7 17
- 8 2. Working Interfaces 18
- 2.2.5. Jog Dial 19
- 2.2.6. Lever 19
- 2.2.7. Keyboard Locking 20
- 2.3. Remote Panel Operations 21
- 12 2. Working Interfaces 22
- 2. Working Interfaces 13 23
- 14 2. Working Interfaces 24
- Goto OUT 25
- 16 2. Working Interfaces 26
- How to Go to a Given Timecode 27
- Last Cue 28
- Fast Jog 28
- «Hard Reboot» 29
- 3. Control Modes 30
- 3.2. 1PGM+PRV Mode 31
- CAM A / B / C / D 32
- Sync Prv 33
- 2nd CTRL 33
- PgmSpd / VarMax 34
- Sw To In 34
- Aud.Met 35
- Post-Roll 35
- Sort->TC 35
- 3.3. Multi PGM Mode 36
- Toggle / All 38
- Playlist Conditional Mode 39
- Practical example 40
- 3.5. Preference Mode (PREF) 41
- 3.7. Secondary Controller 42
- 3. Control Modes 33 43
- 4. Clip Management 44
- General Principles 45
- Clip Hierarchy Diagram 46
- Clip LSM ID 46
- 4.2.1. Remote Panel Interface 47
- 4.2.2. Remote Panel Functions 48
- >Archive 49
- Aux Clip 49
- Ranking (***) 50
- Standard View 51
- Extended View 52
- Title Bar 52
- Clip Information Area 53
- Function Bar 53
- Net Function (SHIFT+F8) 54
- Connect Function (F9) 55
- Clip Management Area 56
- 4. Clip Management 47 57
- VDR Panel 58
- Upper Section 58
- Lower Section 59
- In the Player Window 59
- In the Recorder Window 60
- 4.4. Operations on Clips 61
- Playback Speed Options 64
- Growing Clips 64
- With a Tablet and a Stylus 66
- 4.4.3. Deleting Clips 67
- 58 4. Clip Management 68
- Principles 69
- 60 4. Clip Management 70
- 4.4.5. Naming a Clip 72
- 4.4.6. Restriping Clips 73
- Starting a Search 75
- 4.4.8. Shortening a Clip 76
- 68 4. Clip Management 78
- 5. Playlist Management 79
- Playlist or Timeline LSM ID 80
- 5.3.1. Edit and Playout Modes 81
- OtherAng 84
- 5.4.1. VGA Playlist Screen 85
- 76 5. Playlist Management 86
- 5. Playlist Management 77 87
- 5.5. Operations on Playlists 88
- 5.5.2. Rolling a Playlist 89
- 5.5.3. Deleting Playlists 90
- 5.5.4. Copying Playlists 91
- Available Copy Actions 92
- 5. Playlist Management 83 93
- How to Name a Playlist 95
- 5. Playlist Management 89 99
- Working Principles 100
- Procedure 100
- Modifying Distant Playlists 101
- Introduction 102
- Browsing Through a Playlist 103
- Description 104
- Multicam Behavior 105
- 98 5. Playlist Management 108
- Default Values 109
- Transition Effects Commands 110
- Replace Edit Mode 112
- Replace Playback Mode 112
- How to Perform a Replace 113
- 104 5. Playlist Management 114
- 5.7.4. Swapping Audio Tracks 115
- 106 5. Playlist Management 116
- Specific Behavior 117
- Deleting Swap Points 118
- Navigating Among Swap Points 118
- Split Audio Menu 120
- OSD Display 121
- Transition Modes 122
- Possible Cases 122
- 5. Playlist Management 113 123
- How to Insert an Audio Delay 125
- 116 5. Playlist Management 126
- How to Add an Audio Split 127
- How to Insert a Video Advance 128
- How to Insert a Video Delay 128
- How to Add an Video Split 129
- Example on Audio Delay Edit 130
- 6. Timeline Management 131
- 6.2. Timeline Mode 132
- Main Menu Functions 133
- Secondary Menu Functions 134
- On-Screen Display 135
- Color Codes on Track Types 136
- Remote Panel Display 136
- 6.3. Managing Timelines 137
- In the VGAInterface 138
- 6.3.2. Copying Timelines 139
- 6.4. Editing Timelines 140
- Supported Editing Features 141
- Overview 144
- Example of Three-Point Edit 145
- Example of Four-Point Edit 146
- Extend From IN 149
- Extend From OUT 150
- 6. Timeline Management 141 151
- 6. Timeline Management 143 153
- 6. Timeline Management 145 155
- 6.5. Playing Out Timelines 156
- In the Remote Panel Interface 157
- 7. Keyword Management 158
- 7. Keyword Management 149 159
- 7.2. Managing Keyword Files 160
- Creating a Keyword File 161
- 152 7. Keyword Management 162
- 7.3. Assigning Keywords 163
- 154 7. Keyword Management 164
- 7.4. Clearing Keywords 166
- Keywords 167
- Search Based on Keywords 168
- Search Based on Ranking 168
- Search Archive 168
- Search LOC / Search NET 169
- Search Reset 169
- Search Criteria 171
- Search Options 172
- Start Search 173
- Search Results 173
- Other Possible Actions 174
- 8. Operation on XNet Network 175
- Connection Modes 176
- 8.4. Naming a Remote Clip 179
- Remote Clip 179
- Record Trains 181
- 8.10. Disconnecting from XNet 182
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 183
- 9.1.2. Monitor Display 184
- 9.1.3. Function Description 185
- Circle Drawing (O) 186
- Ellipse Drawing (0) 186
- Arrow (A) 186
- Color and Density (D) 187
- Erase (E) 187
- Clear (C) 187
- 9.2. Target Mode 188
- 9.2.2. Monitor Display 189
- Bottom Display Line 190
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 181 191
- 9.2.5. Managing Keyframes 192
- 9.3. Offside Line Mode 193
- Offside Line Mode Activation 194
- 9.3.3. Commands Description 195
- 186 9. Advanced Control Modes 196
- 9.3.6. Playing the Sequence 197
- 9.4. Split Screen Mode 198
- Screen Description 199
- Commands Description 199
- 9.4.3. Using Horizontal Split 200
- 9.5. Hypermotion Mode 202
- 9.5.2. Commands Description 203
- Hypermotion Main Menu 204
- Hypermotion Secondary Menu 205
- Remote Keys 206
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 197 207
- Managing Cue Points 208
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 199 209
- 200 9. Advanced Control Modes 210
- 9. Advanced Control Modes 201 211
- ARRI Camera Hi-Motion I 212
- For-A VFC-7000 Camera 213
- NAC Camera Hi-Motion II 214
- Photron Camera 215
- Vision Research Camera 216
- Cue points management 217
- 9.6. Video Delay 218
- Protocols 219
- Odetics Protocol 220
- Louth VDCP Protocol 220
- IPDP Protocol 220
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