Grass Valley Kaleido-X v.7.80 - Manual (Page 264)

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Creating Layouts
Configuring Video Monitors
Setting Monitored Levels for a Video Monitor
When a system’s logical sources include more than one level under a given category, the
first level is selected by default for monitoring. In the case of a video monitor, you may
change the default assignments for video, audio, and alarm levels.
To change the default levels selected for a video monitor
1 If your system’s logical sources include more than one video level (e.g., to monitor 3D
stereoscopic signals), select the ones you wish to monitor from the Video level
(left/mono), and Video level (right) lists.
2 To monitor a different alarm level, or the source’s global alarm, select the appropriate
level from the Border alarm level list.
3 If you wish the default Monitor audio action associated with this video monitor to use a
different audio level, select the desired level from the Audio level list.
Resizing a Video Monitor
To resize a video monitor
• Drag any of the corner handles, inwards or outwards.
The video monitor, and the associated video window, will become smaller or larger,
and they will both keep their aspect ratio.
• Drag any of the side handles, inwards or outwards.
The bounds of the video monitor will change, while the video window will still keep its
aspect ratio.
• Change the aspect ratio property of the video monitor. See Setting a Video Monitor’s
Aspect Ratio below.