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Personality
Personality Options
Editor Pattern Codes
Sets whether or not the GVG100, GVG100/200, or GVG4000 editor pattern codes are displayed on the pattern buttons. When active for a particular editor protocol, the plain or hexadecimal pattern code is shown on the pattern buttons on the Pattern Selection menu.

Setup
Network connection, video reference, video input and output setup, switcher personality settings, device control and GPIs, aux panels, color correction, and MultiPanel.
- Network Setup
- Video Reference
- Video Input Setup
- Video Output Setup
- Personality
  - Personality Options
    - Assign ME
      Allows you to disable the ability to assign a control panel row to a different ME. The control panel row will be locked to the currently assigned ME.
    - Audio Cut Only
      Sets whether audio transitions occur at the same rate as the video transition, or whether the audio transitions cut. Note that this is not a true cut as the speed that one channel is taken off-air and the next channel is take on-air depends on the Audio Mixer.
    - Audio Transition
      Depending on how you want audio transitions to be performed, you can set up the switcher so that it will either perform an audio transition when a transition is performed on any ME, or only when a transition is performed on an on-air ME.
    - Auto Key Alpha
      Allows you to select how the switcher treats the alpha when the internally generated Black is assigned to an auto key.
    - Auto Recall
      Sets whether or not the switcher includes switcher settings, such as Keys Only, Effects Dissolve, on or off and DVE wipe settings, with the memory.
    - Auto Remove Key
      Allows you to have the switcher remove a Keyer from the Next Transition after that keyer has been transitioned off-air from the Keyers Module. For example, Key 2 is on-air and it is selected as part of the next transition on the Transition Module. If you cut or dissolve key 2 off-air from the Keyers Module, key 2 will be de-selected for the next transition on the Transition Module. If key 2 was the only selected item for the next transition, the background will be selected instead.
    - Aux Bus Names
      Allows you to select whether the switcher uses the aux bus number or name in the menu system and bus map.
    - Aux Bus Source
      Allows you to select whether the switcher uses the aux bus name and source, or only the name.
    - Bank 0 Lit
      Sets whether or not the BANK button on the Memory Modules is lit when bank 0 is selected.
    - BKGD Double Press
      Allows you to have a double-press of the BKGD or KEY X button on a Transition Module set up the next transition to take the keys off-air. Double-press the BKGD button to select background and all on-air keys as part of the next transition. Double-press any KEY X button to select all on-air keys as part of the next transition, and not include background.
    - CC/Macro Attachments
      Sets whether or not custom controls that are attached to control panel buttons using the Attach Custom Controls Menu are run when the button is pressed.
    - CC Global Recall
      Sets whether or not the RECALL CLIP/CC button on the Global Memory module can be used to run a custom control.
    - CC Held/Paused Display
      Sets whether the mnemonic of a custom control show Held or Pause when the custom control is at that state (Held/Paused), only shows the name of the custom control (CC Name), or shows both the Held or Paused and the name of the custom control (Both).
    - CC Memory State
      Sets whether the Effects Dissolve and Keys Only settings of a memory are used when the memory is recalled with a custom control. Recalling the memory directly is not affected. This allows the custom control to recall a single memory and override the Effects Dissolve and Keys Only on or off settings of how the memory was stored. This setting overrides the Auto Recall personality option.
    - Clear Bus Hold on All-All
      Sets whether or not the Bus Hold selection on a bus is cleared when a soft-reset is performed.
    - DD Key Delegation
      Sets how the keys on the key bus of a Double-Down panel are configured.
    - Default Trans Active
      Allows you to set a default transition rate for switcher transitions, effects, and sequences.
    - Default Trans Eff Rate
      Allows you to set a default effects dissolve rate.
    - Default Trans FTB Rate
      Allows you to set a default fade to black rate.
    - Default Trans Key Rate
      Allows you to set a default keyer transition rate.
    - Default Trans ME Rate
      Allows you to set a default ME transition rate.
    - Default Sequence Rate
      Allows you to set a default sequence rate.
    - Double Press Rate
      Sets the length of time that you have to press a button a second time in order for the switcher to treat it as a double-press.
    - DSK Auto Cut
      Sets whether or not the DSKs are cut off-air when a source is selected directly on the main Program Bus of the switcher.
    - Editor Pattern Codes
      Sets whether or not the GVG100, GVG100/200, or GVG4000 editor pattern codes are displayed on the pattern buttons. When active for a particular editor protocol, the plain or hexadecimal pattern code is shown on the pattern buttons on the Pattern Selection menu.
    - Editor Trans Rate
      Sets whether transition rates that are set from an external editor are doubled or not.
    - ExCamMoveOnTrans
      Allows you to select whether the camera move will be triggered with a transition or not.
    - Fixed Memories
      Allows you to select whether memories are recalled on the MEs that they were recorded on, or whether they are recalled on MEs relative to the PGM ME.
    - FTB Display
      Sets whether the display on the Fade to Black module will display the current fade rate, or the number of up/down converters available on the switcher.
    - Global Mem Num Entry
      Sets whether the keypad on the Global Memory module can be used to enter punchpad values.
    - Global-Store 4 Mode
      Sets whether or not the 4th channel of Global-Store is available or not. This channel is shared by the Preview Overlay. When Global-Store channel 4 is active, the Preview Overlay is not available.
    - Grab Camera Time
      Allows you to have the switcher select the first camera on the preview bus a set amount of time (in seconds) after a transition has been performed. This allows you to automatically have menu and positioner control over the camera when OverDrive® prepares the next shot. A duration of 0 seconds turns this feature off.
    - GUI Scroll Controls
      Sets whether the menu system uses graphical knobs for selections or up and down buttons.
    - Key Cut Then Fade
      Change the behavior of the CUT button on the Keyers module. When this feature is active, the CUT button on the Keyers module will cut a key on-air, but dissolve, or fade, the key off-air. This allows you to use the same button to cut a key on-air and then transition it off-air.
    - Keypad Clip IDs Entry
      Sets whether the Global Memory or Effects Memory keypads allow you to select a clip on a video server.
    - Keypad DVE Num Entry
      Sets whether the Global Memory or Effects Memory keypads allow you to select a DVE wipe pattern for a transition.
    - Keypad Still Num Entry
      Sets whether the Global Memory or Effects Memory keypads allow you to load a still in a Global-Store or ME-Store.
    - Keypad Wipe Num Entry
      Sets whether the Global Memory or Effects Memory keypads allow you to select a wipe pattern for a wipe transition.
    - Key Priority Display Order
      Allows you to select the order that the keys are shown in the display on the panel row.
    - Knob List Expansion
      Allows the knob list you are scrolling to expand to the full size of the area for a period of time. This allows you to see more of the list at one time.
    - Matte Limit
      Sets whether or not the matte generators on the switcher are limited to the RGB color space or not.
    - ME B-Side Color
      Sets the glow color for the B-Side of a split ME.
    - Memory Bank Cycle
      Sets the maximum number of memory banks that you will cycle through when pressing the Bank button on a Memory Module.
    - Menu Module Indicator
      Adds an icon (On) to the upper left corner of the upper or lower menu region to indicate which menu the Menu Module is showing.
    - Menu Numbers
      Adds a menu number (On) to the left of the menu title on each branch of the menu system. Click the menu number to enter a new menu number to navigate to. Only the first page of a menu has a number.
    - Mouse Sensitivity
      Set the speed that the mouse pointer moves around the screen when you move the mouse.
    - Multiple Customs
      Set whether the switcher can run multiple custom controls simultaneously or only one at a time.
    - Use Old DVE Color
      Set whether the switcher uses the old or new color converter for DVE borders. The new color converter is similar to the one used by the matte color generator.
    - Open Shortcut on Top
      Forces the menus launched from the quick navigation bars on the left of the menu to open in the top menu region.
    - Panel Sleep Time
      Sets the length of time before the switcher goes into sleep mode.
    - Pbus Memory
      Allows you to store or recall memories on a Pbus device when you store or recall memories on the switcher.
    - Quick Bank Select
      Allows you to select a memory bank by either holding the BANK button and selecting the bank, or by pressing the BANK button, and then selecting the bank.
    - Recall Empty Memory
      Sets whether you can recall a memory that has no content, has been deleted, or has been marked as Don't Recall.
    - Recall Global-Store
      Sets whether the Global-Store settings are included with memory recalls always, only when turned on from the ME Memory Attributes menu, or never.
    - Recall ME-Store
      Sets whether the ME-Store settings are included with memory recalls always, only when turned on from the ME Memory Attributes menu, or never.
    - Recall WhiteFlash
      Sets whether the WhiteFlash settings are included with memory recalls always, only when turned on from the ME Memory Attributes menu, or never.
    - Re-entry Depth
      Allows you to have the switcher either prevent or allow re-entry chains of more than 4 MEs. For example, ME 1 -> ME 2 -> ME 3 -> ME 4.
    - Re-entry Loops
      Allows you to have the switcher either prevent or allow an ME re-entry feedback loop. If Re-entry Loops is set you On, you are able to re-enter ME 1 into ME 2, and re-enter ME 2 into ME 1.
    - Roll Clip Mode
      Determines how the ROLL CLIP button behaves when a server is selected on the preview bus. This setting is applied to all MEs on the switcher.
    - Roll Clip On-Air Only
      Determines how to play a clip based on the ME On-Air status.
    - Router Name on MV
      Set whether the MultiViewer shows the router mnemonic names or the switcher names for video sources.
    - Shift All Buses on a Row
      Sets whether all buses on a panel row are shifted when a SHIFT button on that row is pressed.
    - Shift Locking
      Sets whether double-pressing the SHIFT button on a crosspoint bus toggles shift on.
    - Show Attached CCs
      Allows you to light all buttons that have a custom control attached to them.
    - Show CCs on Key Bus
      Sets whether or not custom controls that are attached to crosspoint buttons on the keyer bus are shown on the keyer mnemonics.
    - Show Last CC Pressed
      Allows you to keep the last pressed custom control button lit after the custom control has finished. The button remains lit until another custom control is pressed or the switcher is reset. This is shown for each custom control bank independently.
    - Show Last Mem Recalled
      Allows you to keep the last pressed memory number lit after you have recalled a memory on the same bank. The button remains lit until another memory is recalled or the switcher is reset. This is shown for each effects memory module independently.
    - Store Mode
      Sets whether or not a memory module remains in store mode after a memory has been stores, or switch to recall mode.
    - Swap Keyer Cut & Auto
      Allows you to swap the behavior of the CUT and AUTO TRANS buttons on the Keyers module. When this feature is set to swap, the CUT button performs an auto transition, and the AUTO TRANS button performs a cut.
    - Swap PGM/PST Buses
      Allows you to swap the functions of the Program bus to the Preset bus on all MEs. When this feature is turned on, the sources that you select on the preset bus act as if they are being selected on the program bus, and the sources selected on the program bus act as if they are being selected on the preset bus.
    - Swap Trans Cut & Auto
      Allows you to swap the behavior of the CUT and AUTO TRANS buttons on the Transition module. When this feature is set to swap, the CUT button performs an auto transition, and the AUTO TRANS button performs a cut.
    - Time Clock Source
      Allows you to set the source for the Preview Overlay Time Clock. This source can either be internally generated, or generated from an external UMD device.
    - Time Clock UMD Number
      Allows you to set the specific address of the UMD input that you want to get the time clock data from.
    - UltraChrome Dflt Color
      Allows you to set the default color that the UltraChrome will be set to when the keyer has been defaulted. Once a different color is set for the UltraChrome, that new color remains until the keyer is defaulted, or until a different UltraChrome color is set manually.
    - UltraChrome Dflt Mode
      Allows you to set the default mode that UltraChrome operates in. Once a different mode is set for the UltraChrome, that mode remains until the keyer is defaulted, or until a different UltraChrome mode is set manually.
    - UltraChrome Dflt Width
      Sets whether or not the Edge Sensitivity is set to High or Low when the chroma key is initialized.
    - Virtual Panel Enable
      Allows you to specify whether users can access the Acuity Virtual Panel hosted from the current panel. When enabled (On) a user can connect to the control panel from a web browser and control the panel remotely.
    - Virtual Panel Positioner Reset
      Allows you to specify whether the positioner on the virtual panel returns to the neutral position automatically (On), or if you have to click the positioner to have it return to the neutral position (Off).
    - VTR POL On-Air Display
      Allows you to specify whether the current timecode or the remaining time (for a video server) of the currently loaded clip is displayed on the On-air line on the Preview Overlay when VTR TC is active.
    - VTR POL Prepped Display
      Allows you to specify whether the current timecode or the remaining time (for a video server) of the currently loaded clip is displayed on the Prepared line on the Preview Overlay when VTR TC is active. The option to remove the prepared line entirely is also available.
    - Wake Up On Command
      Allows you to specify whether the control panel will wake from sleep mode when it receives a command from OverDrive®.
  - Default ME Map
  - Auto Follow
  - User Wipes
- GPI Control
- Live Edit Decision Lists
- MultiPanel
- Color Schemes
- Device Control
- Auxiliary Control Panels
- Panel Modules
- Acuity Rack Panel
- Color Correction
- High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Wide Color Gamut (WCG) Conversion
- SmartConversion

Editor Pattern Codes

Sets whether or not the GVG100, GVG100/200, or GVG4000 editor pattern codes are displayed on the pattern buttons. When active for a particular editor protocol, the plain or hexadecimal pattern code is shown on the pattern buttons on the Pattern Selection menu.

Press HOME > Setup > Personality and use the Option knob to select Editor Pattern Codes.

None — no pattern code numbers on the pattern buttons.
GVG100 Bttn# — GVG100 button number, for the pattern, displayed on the pattern button.
GVG100 Bttn#H — GVG100 button number, for the pattern, displayed in hexadecimal on the pattern button.
GVG100/200 — GVG100/200 pattern code displayed on the pattern button.
GVG100/200 H — GVG100/200 pattern code displayed in hexadecimal on the pattern button.
GVG4000 — GVG4000 pattern code displayed on the pattern button.
GVG4000 H — GVG4000 pattern code displayed in hexadecimal on the pattern button.
OverDrive — Ross pattern code displayed on the pattern button. Use this number to select a pattern in OverDrive®.