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Table of contents
Document Outline
Contents
Preface
About This Manual
Additional Documentation
Regulatory Notices
Certifications and Compliances
FCC Emission Control
Canadian EMC Notice of Compliance
EN55022 Class A Warning
Canadian Certified Power Cords
Canadian Certified AC Adapter
Laser Compliance
Laser Safety Requirements
Laser Safety
FCC Emission Limits
Certification
Safety Summary
Safety Terms and Symbols
Terms in This Manual
Terms on the Product
Symbols on the Product
Warnings
Cautions
ESD Protection
Recommended ESD Guidelines
Sources of ESD and Risks
Grounding Requirements for Personnel
System Overview
System Features
Primary On-Air Transitions
Working with Control Systems
Major Components
Maestro/Concerto Frames
8 RU M/C Frame
4 RU M/C frame
Automation Interface
Hardware Control Panel
MAE-AUD2-CP Audio Control Sub Panel
MAE-CHN-CP Channel Control Sub Panel
MAE-ASN-CP Source Assignment Control Sub Panel
MAE-SRC-CP Source Control Sub Panel
MAE-KEY-CP Keyer Control Sub Panel
GUI Control Panel
Configuration/Deployment PC
Specifications
The Maestro Configuration Editor
The Maestro Configuration Editor
Configuration Editor Guidelines
Automatic Table Entry
Find Text
Cursor Movement
Entry/Edit Within a Table
Row Editing
Saving
Fill / Increment
Copying and Pasting a Block
Sorting
Configuration Set Naming Rules
1st Step: Connections
RCS (Router Control System) Configuration Server
RCS Connection
Network Description
Serial Connection
2nd Step: Definition
Category
Level
Event Code Definition
Event Code
Severity Level
3rd Step: Audio Sets
Audio Output
Audio Input
Derived Group Definitions
Recommended Audio Mapping Values
Audio Options
Embedded Audio Options
4th Step: Branding Engine
Content Definition
Content Input
Enhanced Font Aspect Ratio
5th Step: Input/Output Sets
Input
Interconnection
General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) Definition
Maestro Configuration
External Device Control of Maestro (Action: Transition)
Maestro Control of External Device (Action: Transition in Progress)
Source Tally Mode
Bus Tally Mode (Jupiter/MI-3040 Systems)
Jupiter/MI-3040 Configuration
Monitor Follow
6th Step: Input-based Sets
Button Definition
The Exclusion of Internal Content for a Background Button
Key Fill Association
Automation Input
Quick Pick
7th Step: Effects Configuration
Wipe Transitions
DVE Configuration
Automation DVE Association
Transition Configuration
Independent Transition Examples
Transition Associations
VBI PassThrough
8th Step: Channel Sets
Channel Setup
Channel Delegation
Channel Delegation (Control) Sub Panel
9th Step: General
Channel Server
GUI Configuration
Compiling the Completed Set
Configuration Editor Shortcut Icons
Create New Configuration
Open Existing Configuration
Save Current Configuration
Show Configuration Workflow
Validate Current Configuration
Compile Current Configuration
Configuration Files
Re-compiling a Prior Version Configuration File
Basic Maestro Operation
Powering Up the System
GUI Control Panel Start Up
Touch Screen Display Calibration
System Buttons (GUI Only)
Application Settings Menu
Video Overlay Option (GUI Only)
Changing the Overlay Setting
Program, Preset and AUX Buses
Selecting a Source on the Program, Preset and AUX (Background) Buses
Assigning a Source to a Program/Preset/AUX Button
Clearing a Source
Assigning a Source Using Quick Pick
Assigning an Audio-only Source
Warning Indicators
Non-sync Indicator
Transition Setup
The Next Transition Button Group
Rate Selection
User-Defined Transition Rates
Transition Type Selection
Cut
Fades
Bus Tally Indicators
Using the Take Button to Complete a Transition
Other Transition Buttons
Selecting Transition Effects
Wipes
DVE Effects
Important DVE Effect Information
Active DVE Effects
Selecting Configured Independent Transitions
Audio/Video Breakaway
Video Breakaway
Audio Breakaway
Audio Breakaway - All Audio Groups from a Single Source
Audio Breakaway - One or More Audio Groups from Multiple Sources
Audio Controls
Overview
The Home Screen
Audio Monitor Point Cluster
Audio Group Selection Cluster
Level Controls Cluster
Status Display
Meter Displays
Drill-Down Screens
Mono
Stereo and Dolby E Pass-Through
5.1 Surround
Audio Monitor Controls
5.1 Mode
Lt-Rt Mode
Stereo Mode
Mono Mode
Monitor Level Control
Dim
Reset
Option Screen
Phase Display (Default ON)
Display All Groups (Default) and Monitor Follow
PPM Scale (Default) and VU Scale
Brightness
Audio Monitor Source Tally
Dynamic Channel Mapping
Channel Mapping Process
Audio Output Group Substitution
Another typical scenario might involve the mapping of a single stereo input group to all output groups which may be mono, stereo or multi- channel surround. Figure 148 is an example of this type of mapping.
Un-Mapping Channels
Keyer Section
Key Source Selection
External/Self Keys
Auto routing configuration
Key Fill
Clip, Gain, and Opacity Adjustments
Key Setting Memory
Key Source Assignment Memory (Board Setup Save/Recall)
Upstream Keyer Operation
Placing a Key on Air
Replacing One Key with Another (No Background Change)
Adding One Key to Another (No Background Change)
Changing Background Without Changing Key
Downstream Keyer Operation
Assigning a Source to a Key
Inserting the Key
Leaving a Downstream Key on Program and Returning to Upstream Mode
Operating Up- and Downstream Keyers with a Single Transition
Audio Mixer Operation
Audio Mix-Over Controls
Mix Source Selection
Mix to Clean Feed
Mix-Over Ratio Selection
Channel Control Selection
Channel Bank
Lock
Force Unlock
Multi Channel
Automation Disable
Clock/Timer
Segment Timer
Stopwatch Functions
Save Assignment Set (Board Setup Save/Recall)
Save Key
Emergency Alert System Switching
Adding a Panel Server Connection
Adding an Active Panel Server
Adding a New Panel Server
Channel Branding Overview
Channel Branding Features
Hardware Implementation
Audio Clip Cache
Branding DSP Engine
Channel Branding Hard Disk Storage
System Workflow
Content Creation
Content Gateway
Ingest of Branding Elements
Content Management
Playout Management
Element Playout
Supported Branding Element Formats
Still Images
Audio Files
Animation Sequences
Text Crawls
Installation Planning
Content Gateway and LAN Architecture
Maestro HD Licensing
Branding User Operations
Branding Element Source Overview
Branding Element Source Assignment
Source Assignment Considerations
Modifying a Branding Source
Modify Still Image Parameters
Clip, Gain and Opacity
Key Position
Visualization Tools
Visualization Tool
Visualization Tool Interface
Menu Bar
Starting the Visualization Tool
Still Image Tab
Previewing an Image
Changing the Background Color
Alpha Channel (Key Data) Tools
Saving Image with Key Channel Data
Enhanced Scanline/Pixel Fine-Tuning for Still Image Positioning
Font Builder Tab
Creating a Maestro Internal Font
Enhanced Font Aspect Ratio
Audio Files Tab
Opening an Audio Element
Verifying the Audio File Information
Animation Tab
Animation File Size
Opening an Animation File
Viewing Animation File Information
Verifying an Animation File
Support for .MOV Animation Files
CG Text Tab
Selecting the Video Standard
Adding an Empty Box
Adding a Text Box
Setting the Text Box’s Position and Alignment
Adding Content to the Text Box
Adding an Image Box
Text Crawl Tab
Creating a Template File
Selecting the Text Color
Configuring the Layout Position
Entering the Content
Selecting a Separator
DVE Key Frames Tab
Modifying a DVE Key Frame
Program and Auxiliary Channel Settings
Preview Section
DVE Option Configuration
Software Requirements
Hardware Requirements
DVE Software Configuration
Installations with Apex Audio Router
DVE Control Panel Buttons
Button Description
Effects LCD Button
DVE Effect
DVE Audio Mode
Forward
Next Transition DVE
DVE Definitions
Available DVE Effects
Available Audio Modes
Dual Channel DVE
Entering a DVE Effect
Exiting a DVE Effect
Dual Channel DVE Keyframes Interpolation
Tally Colors on the Control Panel
DVE Effect Example: EnterPGM
DVE Effect Example: EnterAUX
DVE Effect Example: EnterPST
DVE Effect Example: AUX<->PST
Maestro Content Management Center
The Server Information Area
The Server List Area
Adding a Content Manager Server
Deleting a Content Manager Server
Saving and Updating the Configuration
The Configuration Tab
The Channel list Area
Editing a Channel
Deleting a Channel
Default Channel Folder Structure
The Server information Tab
Connecting to the Content Manager Server
The Ingest Jobs Tab
The FTP Log Tab
The Error Log Tab
Transferring Files
Reporting Tools
Deleting Content
Emergency Alert System Messaging
Reduced Channel Branding Resources
EAS Messaging Configuration
The Serial Connection Table
The Event Code Definition Table
EAS Device Settings
EAS Device Relay Configuration
The Event Code Definition Table Settings
The GPIO Definition Table
The Button Definition Table
Maestro Control Panel Changes for EAS
Hardware Installation Procedure
Pre-Installation Steps
EAS Hardware Installation Steps
Pre Roll Take Feature
Defining the Default Pre-roll Duration - GPIO Definition Table
Defining the Pre-roll Duration - Source Assignment Sub-Panel
Pre Roll Take Operation
Performing a Pre Roll Take
Channel Branding Text Display Formatting
Animation File Size
Determining the Length of an Animation File
Determining the Max Clip Length
Determining the Clip Length in Seconds
Example Information
Insertion of Keys and Audio Overs via GPI
Emergency Alert System Switching
Maestro Configuration
Maestro Input Table
GPIO Definition Table
Background Buttons Table
Operation
Specifications
Mechanical
Environmental
Air Intake/Exhaust Locations
Electrical
Operating Transitions
Meter Levels: Compared to Analog and Digital Signal Levels
Index
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