User manual KORG KF4

[. . . ] Then contact your nearest Korg dealer or the store where the equipment was purchased. ) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. [. . . ] TBC digital processing provides excellent synchronization and ensures stable imaging when mixing or switching signals from various DVD players, VCR, video cameras, PCs with video output capability, and other such devices. 3 Owner’s Manual Switches and Connectors Top Panel 6 5 1 2 3 4 1. INPUT A SELECT keys These keys select the input source for Channel A. When you press a key, it will light up solid to indicate that the source is selected. If the MODE switch is set to C-K (Chroma-key) or L-K (Luma-key), the selected source will be used as the background image for a compositing effect. When the key is blinking, the input source will be ignored, and the output of the channel will depend on the MODE setting. If the MODE switch is set to BK (Black) or WH (White), the blinking key indicates that the unit is ignoring the source image and outputting the specified background color instead. These solid backgrounds can then be used as a source for video mixing. If the MODE switch is set to C-K (Chroma-key) or L-K (Luma-key), the blinking key indicates that the input source will be ignored and a black background will be used for the compositing effect. Note: If there is no device connected to the selected input (or there is no signal from the connected unit), the krossfour will output a blue background screen. INPUT B SELECT keys These keys select the input source for Channel B. When you press a key, it will light up solid to indicate that the source is selected. If the MODE switch is set to C-K (Chroma-key) or L-K (Luma-key), the selected source will be used as the foreground image for a compositing effect. When the key is blinking, the input source will be ignored, and the output of the channel will depend on the MODE setting. If the MODE switch is set to BK (Black) or WH (White), the blinking key indicates that the unit is ignoring the source image and outputting the specified background color instead. These solid backgrounds can then be used as a source for video mixing. If the MODE switch is set to C-K (Chroma-key) or L-K (Luma-key), the blinking key indicates that the input selected for Channel B will be ignored and only Channel A will be output. In the C-K Mode, however, if the HOLD key is pressed while any INPUT B SELECT key is blinking, a black screen will be output for Channel B instead. Note: If there is no device connected to the selected input (or there is no signal from the connected unit), the krossfour will output a blue background screen. Pressing the HOLD key freezes the image from the selected source (on that channel), so that the image appears as a still. The key acts as a toggle: press it once to freeze the image, and again to return to a moving image. Note that you can change the input source while the image is frozen, but the frozen image will continue to be output until the HOLD key is released. [. . . ] If you have selected C-K, the blue parts of the foreground image (Chan- 8 9 Owner’s Manual nel B) will be removed. If you have selected L-K, the black or white portions of the foreground image (Channel B) will be removed. In each case, the Channel A image will be visible through the areas that have been removed by the “key” effect. Sliding the fader to the B side will make it easier to adjust the FINE dial setting. [. . . ]