#Ross carbonite black manual manual#

Either up or down, the faster you go, the faster the If however the user would like to be more hands-on, theįADER BAR allows the operator to manually control the These buttons allow for quick selection of When the TIME knob itĪdditionally, the 10 orange Multi-Purpose buttons now displayĪ range of numbers. This number is theĬurrent number of frames the switcher will take to execute a fullĭissolve from 100% of A to 100% of B. On the menu screen you see the left section of the screen nowĭisplays TIME and a number above it. O This button chooses the dissolve effect. That will be executed upon either pressing the AUTO TRANSīutton, or pulling the FADER BAR. These four buttons enable you to decide the type of transition Strange but is the best method to compare two Tip: To compare two shots of anchors, place theįirst camera in Preview, and the second in ProgramĪnd move the Fader Bar half way with DISS The FADER BAR allows the operator to manuallyĬontrol the transition. When pressed the transition will be instantlyĮxecuted with no wipes or effects, simply one You and will be discussed in the Transition Type Selected transition type, the default is DISS Pressing the Auto Transition key will execute the Below are the three ways to execute a transition. Move to Program and Program to Preview thus changing what isīeing sent out. In this mode (default) when you pressĮxecute a transition the source in the Preview (or Preset) row will For now, insure that the DISS (Dissolve),Īnd BKGD (Background) keys are lit. Transition however, this will be covered in a later section. To you to allowing the modification and customization of the The three main methods of control are CUT, AUTO The keys found in this area control how and when your transition Switcher lit in red is currently in PROGRAM. You will also notice that any button on the This row is where you select the source you would like to be in PROGRAM, or what Gives the switcher a chance to correct any mis-keys prior to executing a transitionĪnd placing an incorrect source, such as a non ready camera, into program. For almost ALL circumstances all source decisions will be made here. This row is where you select the source you would like to transition to This particular board has this row labeled as “PRESET” however, it is The students assume these are buttons and press them. Please relay this to all students operating the switcher. IMPORTANT: These screens are NOT buttons. These namesĬan be modified through the menu of the switcher however, please consult the This row of LCDs displays the attached source to the video switcher. Will focus on MLE-2 (the lower switcher), and as we noted earlier, anything on MLE-2 Source Displays, Preview, Program, and Transition Control. This section will introduce the specific sections of the RossĬarbonite 2M Video Switcher to you. Take – Moves both hands to camera and points Ready – Raises one hand and points with other to cameraĬ. Cue talent - Floor Director signals for talent to begin actionī. Take Out / Kill - Deactivate mics, music, VTR, or other requestedĪ. Track - Bring up audio on requested sourceĬ. Roll Record - Begin recording on tape, DVD, or GrassValley T2Ī. A dissolve to black and immediate dissolve to CG, orĪ. Dip to Black - Used to transition between segments and communityĬalendar. Key In / Key Out (From Associate Director (AD)) - Activate orį.

#Ross carbonite black manual manual#

Fade or Mix - Execute either a Manual Mix or AUTO TRANS, typicallyĮ. Ready With - Double Punch - Bring the requested source into Previewĭ. Ready - Bring the requested source into Previewī. Unless noted, all cues are from the director.Ī. What follows is a brief list of cues currently utilized by the Knightly While this manual is primarily aimed at the technical director (TD), properĬommunication between all members of the production team is required for a wellexecuted show. Unless there is a mask or key established. Activating a layer will hide everything below it, The Ross Carbonite 2M video switcher has 10 layers that may be manipulated ChapterĤ of this manual contains examples of real world activities performed on the switcher Chapter 3 will be dedicated to the 8 Keyers on the Carbonite 2M. Operations of the Carbonite as well as an overview of each button of the control The first portion (Chapter 2) of this manual will cover basic Students of the University of Central Florida will have of the Ross Carbonite 2M This manual has been designed to highlight the most popular uses the faculty and