Analog-way ASCENDER 16 (LIVECORE) - Ref. ASC1602 User Manual Bedienungsanleitung

LiveCore™ unitReferences:ASC4806, ASC3204, ASC1602, SMX12x4, NXT1604, LOE048, LOE032, LOE016USER MANUAL

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1008.2 Menu treeGAMMASTATUSPROGRAMIMAGEHDCPLAYOUT SELECTIONTRANSITION DURATIONLAYERSNATIVE BGLAYERLAYOUTSCREEN[...]PRESETSSETSOURCETRANSPARENCYCOLORPO

1018.2 Menu treePREVIEWNATIVE BGLAYERSETSOURCETRANSPARENCYCOLORPOSITION/SIZECROPPINGTRANSITIONSEFFECTSSPEEDTRANSITIONTRANSPARENCYRXPOS HTYPETRANSPAREN

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1038.2 Menu treeERASE INPUT SETTINGSERASE LIBRARY LOGOSERASE PRESET MEMORIESNETWORKDEVICEDEBUG KEY LOCKINGFIRMWAREUPDATEVER_VARERASE MEM

1049. Addional remote control systems9. ADDITIONAL REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS Your LiveCore™ unit oers the ability to be controlled by mulple simultane

10510.1 Addive Modularity Linked mode10. ASSEMBLING AND DEVICES COUPLINGThe LiveCore™ unit can be used in mulple device conguraon to share informa

10610.2 Associave Modularity modeDierent Livecore models can be linked together. When linked, both devices assume the capabilies of the lesser uni

10711.1 Auto Calibraon11. MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORTA LiveCore™ unit includes an automac calibraon system. This system will calibrate all analog

10811.2 Dashboard (Web RCS)On the Web RCS, you have access to a chart with global informaon on the unit.Please click on the Dashboard buon:This icon

10912.1 HDCP12. APPLICATIONS NOTE AND TIPSHDCP is a content protecon mechanism which uses encrpyon to prevent high value content from being delivere

114.1.4 GermanUm den Betrieb dieses Geräts zu verstehen, raten wir Ihnen vor der Inbetriebnahme alle Sicherheits und Betriebsanweisungen genau zu lese

11013.1 Warranty condions13.1 13.2 13.3 13. WARRANTYAnalog Way warrants the product ag

11114. Contact informaon14. CONTACT INFORMATIONAnalog Way SAS - HeadquartersTel.: +33 (0)1 81 89 08 60Fax: +33 (0)1 57 19 04 542/4 rue Georges Besse

11215. Appendices15. APPENDICESSince LiveCore™ rmware v2.00.46, the Web RCS can store specic user interface preferences into th

11315. Appendices• EDIT / LIVE VIEWNumber 1 Whether the Input/Logos Panel is opened or not (Le side)2 Whether the ‘Input’ or ‘Logos’ is sel

11415. Appendices• PRESET EFFECT VIEW• PRESET VIEW MODESNumber 1 Whether the Mirror Panel is opened or not (boom buon MIRROR)2 Whether the

11515. AppendicesNumber 1 Whether the snapToGrid is enabled or not2 Columns steps for the snapToGrid grid 3 Rows steps for the snapToGrid gr

11615. Appendices• TOUCH GESTURE VIEW• SEQUENCER VIEWNumber 1TouchGesture mode (0: force o, 1: force on, 2: auto)when auto, the touch gestu

Pictures and drawings non-contractual. Specicaons subject to change without prior noce.LiveCore™ 04/01/2015V02.00.46Follow us

124.1.5 SpanishPara comprender mejor el funcionamiento de este aparato, le recomendamos que le acuidadosamente todas las consignas de seguridad y de f

134.2 Unpacking and inspecon• 1 x LiveCore™ unit• 1 x Power supply cord• 1 x Ethernet cross cable (for device control)• 1 x Web-based Remote Control

144.4 Cable and adaptor informaonA large choice of cables and adaptors are compable with the LiveCore™ unit. Please refer to the hardware specicao

154.4 Cable and adaptator informaonType Levels ImpedanceYUV Y = 0,7 Vpp ±0,3 VppU = 0,7 Vpp ±0,3 VppV = 0,7 Vpp ±0,3 Vpp75 ΩRGsB R = 0,7 Vpp ±0,3 Vpp

164.5.2 Supported video formatsA LiveCore™ unit can support all the following video formats: The maximum pixel clock frequency is 165 MHz.

174.5.5 Output computer formatsThe outputs of a LiveCore™ unit support GTF (version 1.1), CVT (version 1.1) and DMT (version 1.0 rev 12) standards. Ot

184.6 Input specicaonsA LiveCore™ unit uses an HDMI plug with a standard mounng screw above the connector. Please see the diagram

194.6 Input specicaonsStandard  HD-15 3G-SDI HDMI2-Lanes DisplayPort4-Lanes3 Dis-playPortSingle-LinkDVI-IDual-LinkDVI-DNTSC 525/480i Yes Yes Yes

204.7.2 Monitoring outputA LiveCore™ unit has one monitoring output module.This module contains one output with the following plugs:- 3G/HD/SD-SDI (2

214.8.5 USB host interfaceA RS-232 compliant link is available through a DB-9 connector. It is used for reserved for factory usage and al

224.8.6 Compliance4.8.6 CompliancePin number 1 5V2 D-3 D+4 GroundClass AvailabilitySCSI Mass Storage YesThis interface is fully compliant with

234.9.1 Ascender 48• Cooling air ows from front side to rear.• Max ambient operang temperature: < 40°C (< 104°F).• Operang temperature: 0 to

244.9.2 Ascender 32• Cooling air ows from front side to rear.• Max ambient operang temperature: < 40°C (< 104°F).• Operang temperature: 0 to

254.9.3 Ascender 16• Cooling air ows from front side to rear.• Max ambient operang temperature: < 40°C (< 104°F).• Operang temperature: 0 to

264.9.4 SmartMatriX Ultra• Cooling air ows from front side to rear.• Max ambient operang temperature: < 40°C (< 104°F).• Operang temperature:

274.9.5 NeXtage 16• Cooling air ows from front side to rear.• Max ambient operang temperature: < 40°C (< 104°F).• Operang temperature: 0 to +

284.9.6 LiveCore™ Output Expander• Cooling air ows from front side to rear.• Max ambient operang temperature: < 40°C (< 104°F).• Operang temp

294.10 HDCP managementKeys’ checking is performed according to the most restricve condion among the 2 following ones:- Every 2 seconds- Every 128 fr

THANK YOU1. TRADEMARKS3. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS2. INTRODUCTION4. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS4.1 

305.1.1 Rear panel of a 4U LiveCore™ unit1.  internal, autoswitching ; Typical consumpon: Ascender 48: 405W / Ascender 32: 345W / Ascen

315.1.2 Rear panel of 4U LiveCore™ unit - 4K opon1.  internal, autoswitching ; Typical consumpon: Ascender 48: 405W / Ascender 32: 345

325.1.3 Rear panel of NeXtage 161.  100-240 VAC; 4.8A; 50/60Hz; 225W; internal, autoswitchable2.  - 4 x HDMI - 6 x

335.1.4 Rear panel of NeXtage 16 - 4K opon1.  100-240 VAC; 4.8A; 50/60Hz; 225W; internal, autoswitchable2.  - 4 x HDMI

345.1.5 Rear panel of a LiveCore™ Output Expander1.  internal, autoswitching ; Typical consumpon: 405W 2.  - 8

355.1.6 Front panel of Ascender 485.1.6 Front panel of Ascender 482 3 4 5 6 7 8910111213141511.  Push the buon then use the contextu

365.1.7 Front panel of Ascender 322 3 4 5 6 7 8910111213141511.  Push the buon then use the contextual buon to enter in stand-by mo

375.1.8 Front panel of Ascender 165.1.8 Front panel of Ascender 162 3 9 12 134 587101115 61411.  Push the buon then use the contextu

385.1.9 Front panel of SmartMatriX Ultra5.1.9 Front panel of SmartMatriX Ultra2 3 945 687101112 1315 1411.  Push the buon then use t

395.1.10 Front panel of NeXtage 165.1.10 Front panel of NeXtage 162 3 4 5 6 78910111213141511.  Push the buon then use the contextua

5. CONNECTING A LIVECORE™ UNIT6. CONTROLLING A LIVECORE™ UNIT7. OPERATING A LIVECORE™ UNIT FROM THE WEB RCS5.1 6.1 Web-based RCS requirement

405.1.11 Front panel of a LiveCore™ Output Expander5.1.11 Front panel of a LiveCore™ Output Expander2 3 46 511.  Push the buon then

416.1 Web-based RCS requirement6. CONTROLLING A LIVECORE™ UNIT6.1 Web-based RCS requirement6.2 A LiveCore™ unit can be contr

426.3 Web RCS top MenuOnce connected this screen will appear:- Verify that you are using the correct network cable and that it

43 number of screens and layers can change depending on your device 7.1 Funconal mode7. OPERATING A LIVECORE™ UNI

447.2.1 Single device conguraonThe monitoring output is a congurable mulviewer output that can display a user customizable selecon of program, pr

457.3.1 Internal rateGo to the Setup secon to start to set up your unit. The Precong Setup Assistant will walk through the steps of seng up the bas

467.3.2 Link seconOnce the source is dened, a summary of your rate sengs will be displayed under the tab STATUS.Conguring the rate to fol

477.3.4 ScreensTo acvate an output for 4k resoluons via HDMI 1.4 (on units with the 4k hardware opon), drag the adjacent resources to outputs 2 or

487.3.4 Screens4 Program outputsYou have the choice to build Hard edge or So edge: horizontally or vercally or both:

497.3.6 LogosIn order to simplify set up implementaon, a variety of screens conguraon templates are included and an id paern can be displayed on e

8. OPERATING THROUGH THE FRONT PANEL12. APPLICATIONS NOTE AND TIPS11. MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT9. ADDITIONAL REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEMS10. ASSEMBLING AND DE

507.3.7 Nave background seconThe nave background is an addional layer which is under all layers. An input source, a frame or a color can be assign

517.3.9 Output management  Enable or disable the automac layer size adaptaon depending the source aspect. If disabled wi

527.3.9 Output managementOnce the individual output Setup page is opened, you have access to: Choose the output resoluon format. Ch

53Choose the value of the icker lter to remove the icker eect on your interlaced output screen. Increase or decrease the gamm

547.3.10 Input management Select the plug used by the unit at the moment. Only this plug can be disp

557.3.10 Input management Displays a number on your input to quickly idenfy the source Enable

567.3.10 Input managementAutomac search of the right Clock and Phase of

577.3.10 Input managementIn this tab, you can dene what the input format exactly is. The input format is automacally detected by the LiveCore™

587.3.10 Input managementKEYING FEATUREWith the keying feature, you will be able to key easily a color space or a specic luma on an input.A LiveCore™

597.3.10 Input managementMask Transparent pixels Non transparent pixels Semi-transparent pixels No mask Transparent Original pixels color Origi

61. Trademarks1. TRADEMARKS2. INTRODUCTIONThe terms HDMI, HDMI High-Denion Mulmedia Interface and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or registered tradem

607.3.10 Input managementThe CremaTTe® algorithm was developed by Analog Way to perform a high quality keying. If your

617.3.11 Library managementIn the Library management, under the SETUP menu, you can nd 100 empty slots that you can load one by one either with a fra

627.3.11 Library managementDual-size Frame (4.8Mpx): It is now possible to upload a Dual-size frame. Simply upload a frame with the size greater than

637.3.12 Logo managementAssign all your slots to an image in order to have all your slots lled:Remember that you will have access to this menu at any

647.3.14 Monitoring managementThe condence menu permits custo-mizaon of any outputs congured as condence moni

657.3.15 Blending managementChoose the output rate Choose the output format

667.3.16 Services managementClick on the le/right side into the overview of your So Edge, some sengs will appear. Then adjust the bl

677.3.16 Services managementWhen a Secure Power Unit is connected to the device, the SPU item is displayed. It gives

687.3.16 Services managementYou will nd contact for our local technical support departments located throughout the world.

697.3.17 Control managementNetworkThe web interface loaded into the unit uses the IP conguraon. Under INTERFACE, you can dene a new: - IP address-

73. Terms and denions3. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS a “Background” is a source, typically originang from a computer. A LiveCore™ unit enables

707.3.17 Control managementDetails can be seen clicking on the magnifying glass.Inputs EDID sengs are EDIDs assigned on the inputs. There are default

717.3.17 Control managementEach GPO can sink a current of up to 300mA maximum in the closed state and can accept up to 48V in the opened state. The co

727.3.17 Control managementAuto CalibrateClick on start to launch an auto calibraon of colors, on your analog input/output chips. (See chapter: 11. M

737.4.1 Layer managementWhen you enter into the Edit menu, you will encounter a display of the program and preview windows for one desna

747.4.2 Layer properesIn this example, a dierent inputs are assigned to each of the 6 layers into the Screen 1 Preview. Pressing the TAKE

75BordersBorders can be chosen between 4 paerns: EDGE, SMOOTH, SMOOTH EDGE or SHADOW. For each paern you will have specic values to adjust like

76The Force Transion buon di

77TimingThe Timing secon allows for individual seng of the opening and closing eects of each layer in a parcular preset. The overall pre

78Layer LayoutThe layer layout gives you access to predened preset paerns with 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 or 1 PIP already sized and placed into the output. It c

797.4.4 Layer selecon and nave backgroundThis buon allows you to clear the selected layer from your preset

84.1.1 English4. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONSAll of the safety and operang instrucons should be read before the product is operated and s

807.4.4 Layer selecon and nave backgroundThen ll all layers with the same inputs.Acvang the Background Cut feature will calculate and apply autom

817.4.4 Layer selecon and nave backgroundTo go deeper with this eect you can try it with dierent preset layout: Don’t forget to press the FI

82Using the strobe sengs, will allow you to play with the refresh rate of an input. You will have access to cursors, one per layer.E

83Save a presetOnce your preset is set up, you can store it into one of the 144 preset slots. To do that, click on SAVE MODE buon at the top of the P

847.4.8 Monitoring managementOn the le side toolbar, you have access to your 8 sll slots. Those slots can be lled by logos and frames. To load the

857.4.8 Monitoring management in order to simplify the layer management, a list of keyboard shortcuts is available, by

867.5 LiveThe Live mode defaults to displaying all screens and enables the TAKE buon to aect all Screens.On the right, you will nd all your memoriz

877.5 LiveA FADE TO BLACK and a STEP BACK buons are also available. The FADE TO BLACK transforms your Program in a black screen using a fade eect on

887.5 LiveOnce you have established which M preset memories will be used to create this Master Memory, click the SAVE buon to Save the Master Memory.

897.5 LiveTo add a new cue to the sequence, open the Cues toolbar and select any cue from the list. The possible cues are grouped by fun

94.1.2 FrenchAn de mieux comprendre le fonconnement de cet appareil nous vous conseillons de bien lire toutes les consignes de sécurit

908.1.1 Front panel update8. OPERATING THROUGH THE FRONT PANEL8.1 Front panel8.1.1 Front panel updateSimply download the update le on your computer f

918.1.2 LCD screenA LiveCore™ unit oers a LCD screen on the front panel which allows you to always have an overview of your sengs. The LCD screen is

928.1.3 Front panel buonsThen you can build your own preset using the LAYER SELECTION buons: • Press nave BKG buon then press a source buon (1-8

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