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WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Notice DISCLAIMER QTV reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes in it’s content without obligation of QTV to notify any person or persons of such revision. COPYRIGHT Copyright 1996 - 1998 QTV All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any recording or otherwise without prior permission of QTV Wincue System Version 1.30 IMT Card on-board software version 1.08 Manual version 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE How to use this guide QTV WinCueProNews Guide provides detailed information on how to set up, configure and operate the WinCueProNews software. Audience This guide is intended for use by operators whose familiarity with computers and software ranges from novice to expert. Structure of this guide The WinCueProNews Guide is modular in design and can be divided into six parts.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INSTALLING WINCUEPRONEWS ON YOUR PC ................................................................ 3 1.1 Minimum Hardware Requirements......................................................................................................................3 1.2 Before Installing Your Chosen Operating System............................................................................................3 1.3 The WinCueProNews Package.............................
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2.6.1 2.6.2 2.6.3 2.6.4 3 Prompters ....................................................................................................................................................3 The Script Editor..........................................................................................................................................3 Rundowns.....................................................................................................................................
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.3.11 3.3.12 3.3.13 3.3.14 Using WinCue to select the next story to prompt: .....................................................................................3 Changing the Font and Font Size for prompting on WinCue...................................................................3 Changing the Font and Font Size of the default font setting affecting all runorders:...............................3 Changing Font and/or Font Size: ................................................
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 5.2.6 5.2.7 5.2.8 5.2.9 5.2.10 5.2.11 Highlighting Text in the Editor.....................................................................................................................3 Captions.......................................................................................................................................................3 Format All .............................................................................................................................
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 7 THE PROMPTER ..................................................................................................................... 3 7.1 The IMT Scroll Control ...........................................................................................................................................3 7.2 Selecting a Scroll Control .....................................................................................................................................3 7.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Chapter 1 Installation of WinCueProNews In this chapter you will learn how to install WinCueProNews on your PC. First we will examine the hardware and software you need, and then we will cover the hardware and software installation process. 1 1.1 Installing WinCueProNews on your PC Minimum Hardware Requirements WinCueProNews will run on two different operating systems; Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 1.2 Before Installing Your Chosen Operating System Before you install your chosen operating system you should configure your SCSI card in accordance with the documentation supplied with it. DO NOT at this stage install any hardware supplied with WinCueProNews. This hardware should not be installed in your PC until the WinCueProNews software has been set up. 1.3 The WinCueProNews Package The WinCueProNews package consists of: Software (4 diskettes incl. Licence diskette) 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The software comes with an installation program this will prompt you for diskettes and information when they are needed. To begin installing WinCueProNews: 1. Close all programs running on your computer 2. Insert Disk 1 in the floppy drive of your computer 3. Choose Run… from the Start menu 4. The Run dialogue box appears. Type a:\setup in the Open: text box then click on OK. 5. The installation program will load. Follow the on screen instructions carefully. 6.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Warning! The licence disk included with each copy of WinCueProNews is designed to work with the supplied I.M.T. scroll card. It will not work with any other I.M.T. card. 1.6 Installing the Hardware - Desktop PCs When the software has been installed and the PC turned off the I.M.T. scroll card can be installed. The I.M.T. card will have been configured prior to despatch for the settings required in your country.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 1.6.3 Connecting a Composite Video Feed The composite video port is the BNC port furthest the scroll control port on the I.M.T. card. This port supplies the composite video feed to the prompter screen(s). 1.6.4 Connecting a Genlock Feed The genlock port is the BNC port nearest from the scroll control port on the I.M.T. card. This port accepts a genlock feed. 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 1.7.3 Connecting a Composite Video Feed The I.M.T. box is made in two versions, one has four BNC composite outputs and the other has one. These ports supply the composite video feed to the prompter screen(s). You can connect your video cable to the BNC output. See Appendix C3 & C4 for further details 1.7.4 Connecting a Genlock Feed The genlock port is the BNC port next to the I.M.T. scroll control port on the I.M.T. box. This port accepts a genlock feed. 1.7.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Click on OK. The Configure Scroll Controls dialogue box appears. Choose the appropriate scroll control from the Configure Scroll Controls dialogue box, and then click on OK. The WinCueProNews installation is now complete and you ready to begin working with WinCueProNews. VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Chapter 2 How WinCueProNews Works This Chapter introduces WinCueProNews and some of its basic features. If you are familiar with Windows you can skip ahead to the next chapter which describes how to create a document. This chapter is also a valuable reference section as it describes all the keystroke shortcuts. 2 2.1 Introducing WinCueProNews What’s on the WinCueProNews Screen? When you start WinCueProNews, a new blank document appears on the WinCueProNews Screen.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Open menu on the menu bar to display WinCueProNews commands. Click buttons on the toolbars to quickly choose commands The status bar displays information about the active document or highlighted command. The window bar displays the current scripts open as tabs. One of the main features of the WinCueProNews screen is the Word count boxes and the Script duration boxes. See Also Section 5.1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2.2 Using the Mouse Use the mouse to move the pointer around on the screen to quickly choose commands, click buttons, and select text and so on. To move the pointer, just move the mouse on your desktop. 2.3 Choosing Commands A command is an instruction that tells WinCueProNews what to do next. To choose commands, you can click buttons on the toolbars or use the regular menus.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Selecting options in a dialogue box When you choose a command that’s followed by an ellipsis (…), a dialogue box appears so that you can select options. Drop down list: click the arrow to see the options you can select Buttons: Select to view options Command button: click it to carry out action 2.4 WinCueProNews toolbars and tools Toolbars provide quick access to commonly used commands and tools.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2.4.1 Standard Toolbar To select the standard toolbars choose Tools, then Toolbars from the menu. A sub menu will appear and select standard. A check mark ( ) indicates the command is on. Function Button New File button Open File button Open Queue button Quick browser button Save queue button Print button Paste button Copy button Cut button Prompt button Stop prompting button Panic button VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2.4.2 Formatting Toolbar Function Button Bold button Underline button Italic button Inverse button Font button Colour button-white, red, green, blue, yellow Justify button -right, centre, left VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2.5 WinCueProNews Keyboard Shortcut 2.5.1 Text Formatting To do this 2.5.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2.5.5 Menu Commands To use this command Windows shortcut Save File 2.5.6 2.6 Ctrl + S Function Key Commands Key To do this F1 Help F3 Find Next F3 + Shift Next F6 Open next item F6 + Shift Open previous item F7 Commit edits F9 Prompter Refresh F11 Edit at prompter F11 + Shift Prompt to Editor F11+ Ctrl Prompt scroll lock The Principles of Prompting This section aims to provide those who are unfamiliar with prompting systems the basic terms involved.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2.6.3 Rundowns A rundown is a list of titles representing the stories the presenter is going to read. The order in which the titles appear dictates the order in which the stories will be displayed on the prompter. 2.6.4 The Scroll Controller The scroll controller is used to control the prompted text. The prompter operator controls the speed and direction the text scrolls to suit the presenter. VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Chapter 3 WinCueProNews Interfaces In this chapter we explore the different types of interfaces applicable to WinCueProNews. 3 WinCueProNews Interfaces 3.1 WinCue AP NewsCentre. 3.1.1 Setting up WinCue to access AP NewsCentre runorders Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'WinCue Configuration' dialog box will then appear. Double left-click on the 'News Interfaces' item in the right list box.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The 'Servers' property page is displayed. Left-click on the 'Add' button. The 'Modify NewsCentre Server' dialog box is now displayed. Enter a 'Name' for the server, this is a name used for reference purposes within WinCue for these settings and therefore doesn't have to be the servers computer name. (e.g.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'WinCue Configuration' dialog box will then appear. Left-click on the 'User Preferences' item in the right list box. The 'User Preferences' configuration property pages will then appear to the left of the list box. Set all the options for the 'User Interface' the same as in the above screen shot. Now, left-click on the 'Windows' tab. VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Set all the options for the 'Windows' the same as in the above screen shot. Now, left-click on the 'Prompt Tracking' tab. VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Set all the options for the 'Prompt Tracking' the same as in the above screen shot. When you are happy with your 'User Preferences' settings, left-click on the 'WinCue Configuration' dialogs 'OK' button, this will save your settings. NOTE: It is now advisable to close down the WinCue program and re-start it. If you have successfully completed all the above then you are now ready to open an AP NewsCentre runorder and prompt it.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.1.2 Starting WinCue AP NewsCentre If WinCue is not currently running: Double-click with the mouse on the “'WinCue” icon displayed on the screen. The 'Runorder/Queue Browser' will automatically be displayed once WinCue is running. 3.1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The 'Runorder/Queue Browser' will then be displayed. If a ' AP NewsCentre Runorder' is currently displayed (a list of runorder stories): Close the runorder by left-clicking on the lower of the two 'X's in the top-right of the screen, or clicking on 'Close' under the 'File' menu. A message box will appear if you are currently prompting this runorder. It will ask if you if you are sure you want to close it, select 'Yes' if you are sure.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Left-click (select) the runorder you want to open and then click on the 'OK' button. The runorder will then be opened and be set ready to start prompting see 'Prompting an AP NewsCentre Runorder on WinCue'. Closing an AP NewsCentre Runorder on WinCue Close a runorder by left-clicking on the lower of the two 'X's in the top-right of the screen, or clicking on 'Close' under the 'File' menu. A message box will appear if you are currently prompting the runorder.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The runorder word count column displays the number of words in a story. If there are no words in a story its word count box will be coloured red to indicate that it may be worth querying the gallery why there is no text in the story. It is only worthwhile querying a story if you believe that there should be some text in the story. The runorder status column displays information about the status of a story.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The Multibutton Hand Control has twelve buttons and a scroll knob on its right hand side. The scroll speed is controlled by turning the knob. The functions of all the buttons on the Multibutton are listed below: Top row of buttons (left to right): FWD Change the scroll direction. The scroll direction is indicated by the cue REV marker on the prompt output. If the cue marker points in towards the story, you are scrolling forwards. NEXT Jump the prompt forward to the next story.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 2nd from left, Known as the 'CUE STORY' button, it will move the prompt back to the bottom row. very end of the previous story. This is useful to ensure that you are not preempting the gallery as to which is the next story to prompt. Yet you are still able to display enough of the next story for the presenter to start reading it. CLEAR Dependant on whether you are using WinCue for Captioning. DECODER STOP Stop/Re-start the prompt scrolling.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.1.10 Using 'Panic Mode' if AP NewsCentre stops working: WinCue has a 'Panic Mode' option that allows AP NewsCentre Runorders and stories to be manipulated from WinCue if the AP NewsCentre system stops working for any reason such as a network failure. IMPORTANT: The 'Panic Mode' feature should only be used as a last resort.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Double-click on a story to view it and edit it. The editor works in a similar way to most Windows Word Processors. IMPORTANT: You must press the 'F7' function key after editing a story for it to be updated on the prompt output. 3.1.13 Changing the Font and Font Size for prompting on WinCue. To change the default font or font size for all AP NewsCentre runorders you must do the following: Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Now go to 'Changing Font and/or Font Size' . Changing Font and/or Font Size: The following presumes that the 'Select Font' dialog box is currently visible, if it is not then go to 'Changing the Font and Font Size for prompting on WinCue'. To change the Font Size: Left-click (select) the new font size or use the arrow buttons on the right of the 'Font Size' box to select a new font size, a preview of the font is visible in the box at the bottom of the dialog box.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.2 WinCue AP ENPS IMPORTANT: A directory must first be set up that the ENPS system can 'Dump' (write files) to, this directory must be accessable by both the terminal with WinCue installed and the ENPS terminals set up to 'Dump' to WinCue. 3.2.1 Setting up WinCue to access AP ENPS Runorders Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'WinCue Configuration' dialog box will then appear.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The 'Modify ENPS Server' dialog box is now displayed. Enter a 'Name' for the server, this is a name used for reference purposes within WinCue for these settings and therefore doesn't have to be the servers computer name. (e.g. Name: ENPS One) Enter a 'Path' for the server, this is the fully qualified network path for the directory that ENPS terminals can 'Dump' to, it may be easier to use the 'Browse' button to help find this directory.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'WinCue Configuration' dialog box will then appear. Left-click on the 'User Preferences' item in the right list box. The 'User Preferences' configuration property pages will then appear to the left of the list box. Now, left-click on the 'Windows' tab. VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Now, left-click on the 'Prompt Tracking' tab. Set all the options for the 'Prompt Tracking' the same as in the above screen shot. When you are happy with your 'User Preferences' settings, left-click on the 'WinCue Configuration' dialogs 'OK' button, this will save your settings. NOTE: It is now advisable to close down the WinCue program and re-start it.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE NOTE: It should never be necessary for a user to start WinCue, as the program should never be exited. If the computer is not logged in and is displaying the 'Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to log on': Do as instructed and hold down 'Ctrl-Alt-Delete'. A new message will now be displayed asking for a 'User name' and 'Password'. The 'User name' is 'Operator'. The 'Password' is 'QTV' (all in lowercase).
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Left-click on the red toolbar icon which looks like a folder. Or Left-click on the 'File' menu and then select 'Open Queue' from the drop-down menu. The 'Runorder/Queue Browser' will then be displayed. If an 'ENPS Runorder' is currently displayed (a list of runorder stories): Close the runorder by left-clicking on the lower of the two 'X's in the top-right of the screen. A message box will appear if you are currently prompting this runorder.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE All the available runorders that have been dumped from the ENPS terminal are listed in his box. If the runorder that you wish to load (for prompting) is not listed in this box ensure that the runorder has been dumped from the ENPS terminal (see 'Dumping an ENPS Runorder to WinCue'). To open an ENPS Runorder on WinCue ready for prompting, do either of the following: Double left-click on the runorder that you want to open.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE NOTE: Deleting old ENPS Runorders from the WinCue computer does not in anyway affect ENPS, it purely deletes files off of the actual WinCue computer. After a number of ENPS Runorders have been 'dumped' to WinCue, the 'Runorder/Queue Browser' will become cluttered with old runorders. These runorders are deleted using the 'Runorder/Queue Browser'. It is the WinCue operators responsibility to delete old ENPS Runorders from the WinCue computer. 3.2.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE A message box will appear if you are currently prompting the runorder. It will ask if you are sure that you want to close it, select 'Yes' if you are sure. Once all the open runorders are closed, the 'Runorder/Queue Browser' will automatically be displayed, if this is not so then go to 'Opening an ENPS Runorder on WinCue'. 3.2.8 Prompting an ENPS Runorder on WinCue NOTE: An ENPS Runorder should be prompted from start to finish in listed order (i.e.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The various status messages and their meanings: Updated - The story has been updated by ENPS. The following four messages will appear in red status boxes as they are generally error messages. MISSING - The story file has not been received from the ENPS terminal. Likely cause: The story may not contain any text on the ENPS terminal. IMPORT FAILED - The story file has been sent but it has not been possible for WinCue to import the text.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The button on the back of the Multibutton Hand Control switches between whether the Multibuttons scroll knob or the attached Foot Controls (NB. A Foot Controller may not be attached) pedal is to control the scrolling. If the button is OUT then the scrolling is controlled by the Multibuttons scroll knob. If the button is IN then the scrolling is controlled by the Foot Controls pedal.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE BLANK Blanks/Un-blanks the prompt output. (Useful if you feel an interviewer may SCREEN be put off by prompt on the camera) Bottom row of buttons (left to right): CAPTION No assigned function for the ENPS Interface. ON/OFF 2nd from left, Known as the 'CUE STORY' button, it will move the prompt back to the bottom row. very end of the previous story. This is useful to ensure that you are not preempting the gallery as to which is the next story to prompt.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3: Left-click on the story you want to start prompting, this will select the story (shown by the blackbar), then hold down the left 'Alt' key and press the 'Return' or 'Enter' key. After using any one of these methods, the prompt and the WinCue prompt (yellow) bar will move/jump to the chosen story. 3.2.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE While in 'Panic Mode': The runorder can be changed on WinCue in the same way that it is changed on ENPS (i.e. Dragging and dropping stories with the mouse). To Delete/drop a story, left-click (select) the story and then press the 'Delete' key, the story will then be moved to the 'Trash Can' at the bottom of the screen (stories can be dragged back out of the 'Trash Can'). To Insert a New story, right-click below the placement for the new story.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.2.15 Changing the Font and Font Size of the default font setting affecting all runorders: To change the default font or font size for all ENPS runorders you must do the following: Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'WinCue Configuration' dialog box will then appear. Double left-click on the 'News Interfaces' item in the left list box. The 'AP ENPS' item will then appear under the 'News Interfaces' item.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.2.16 Changing Font and/or Font Size: The following presumes that the 'Select Font' dialog box is currently visible, if it is not then go to 'Changing the Font and Font Size for prompting on WinCue'. To change the Font Size: Left-click (select) the new font size or use the arrow buttons on the right of the 'Font Size' box to select a new font size, a preview of the font is visible in the box at the bottom of the dialog box.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Go to the ENPS terminal that is designated as one that can 'Dump to WinCue'. If the terminal is capable of dumping an ENPS runorder to WinCue the menu item 'Dump to WinCue' will be visible on the open runorders 'Rover' button (the top-left green button on the ENPS Runorder) menu. First step If the ENPS Runorder you require is not currently open: Open the ENPS Runorder that you want to be sent to the prompter by double left-clicking on the runorders name (e.g.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.3 WinCue BASYS 3.3.1 Setting up WinCue to access BASYS Runorders DESCRIPTION OF SET UP STILL TO BEING WRITTEN, PLEASE CONTACT TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR ANY INQUIRIES. 3.3.2 Starting WinCue BASYS NOTE: It should never be necessary for a user to start WinCue, as the program should never be exited. If the computer is not logged in and is displaying the 'Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to log on': Do as instructed and hold down 'Ctrl-Alt-Delete'.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.3.3 Start receiving BASYS downloads on WinCue IMPORTANT: The 'Start Receiving Downloads' must be activated before WinCue can receive any downloads from BASYS. How to ensure that 'Start Receiving Downloads' is activated: Left-click on the 'File' menu, a drop-down menu will appear. Two of the listed options are 'Start Receiving Downloads' and 'Stop Receiving Downloads'.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE NOTE: In most cases it should never be necessary to select 'Stop Receiving Downloads' as this will deactivate the 'Start Receiving Downloads'preventing WinCue from receiving BASYS downloads. 3.3.4 Closing a BASYS runorder on WinCue Close a runorder by left-clicking on the lower of the two 'X's in the top-right of the screen. A message box will appear if you are currently prompting the runorder. It will ask if you are sure that you want to close it, select 'Yes' if you are sure.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE This means that WinCue is already set not to receive BASYS downloads: If 'Start Receiving Downloads' has been activated then 'Stop Receiving Downloads' will be the only option out of the two that is selectable (not grayed out). Select (left-click) on the 'Stop Receiving Downloads' menu option to prevent WinCue from receiving BASYS downloads, this action will also close any BASYS Runorders that you currently have open. 3.3.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Left-click (select) the story that you want to delete/drop and then press the 'Delete' key OR Right-click on the story you want to delete/drop. From the drop-down menu select 'Delete'. The story will then be removed from the runorder and will appear in the 'Trashcan' at the bottom of the screen. Story's can be retrieved from the 'Trashcan' by moving (dragging) them back into the runorder.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE If a stories status box is coloured red it indicates that the status information is relatively important and may be worth querying. The status messages and their meanings: Updated - The story has been updated/re-downloaded since the original BASYS download. The following message will appear in a red status box: MISSING - The runorder item/slug has been downloaded from BASYS but the corresponding story file has not been downloaded from BASYS.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE NEXT Jump the prompt forward to the next story. (an ITEM is a STORY) ITEM PREV Jump the prompt back to the previous story. ITEM RESET Reset the prompt back to the start of the current story. ITEM Middle row of buttons (left to right): NEXT Same function as NEXT ITEM. MARKER PREV Same function as PREV ITEM. MARKER RESET Reset the prompt back to the start of the current runorder. R.O. Must be pressed after receiving the initial BASYS download.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE CLEAR No assigned function for the BASYS Interface. DECODER 3.3.10 STOP Stop/Re-start the prompt scrolling. Using the Foot Control to prompt The scroll speed is controlled by increasing and decreasing the pressure applied to the foot pedal (much like a car accelerator pedal). The red button on the foot control changes the scroll direction in the same way as the Multibutton controllers FWD REV button.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE the 'Save as default' tick box on the 'ADR Rundown Properties' dialog boxes 'General' page. Left-click on the 'File' menu and then select 'Properties' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'ADR Rundown Properties' dialog box will then appear, the 'General' page will be automatically displayed. Left-click on the 'Font' button. Now go to 'Changing Font and/or Font Size' on the next page. 3.3.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Left-click on the 'General' tab. Left-click on the 'Font' button. Now go to 'Changing Font and/or Font Size' below. 3.3.14 Changing Font and/or Font Size The following presumes that the 'Select Font' dialog box is currently visible, if it is not then go to page 8, 'Changing the Font and Font Size for prompting on WinCue'.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.4 WinCueProNewsmaker. 3.4.1 Setting up WinCue to access NewsMaker Runorders IMPORTANT: The WinCue computer must be able to access the NewsMaker queue folder directories. Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'WinCue Configuration' dialog box will then appear. Double left-click on the 'News Interfaces' item in the right list box. The 'NewsMaker' item will then appear under the 'News Interfaces' item.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The 'Servers' property page is displayed. Left-click on the 'Add' button. The 'Modify NewsMaker Server' dialog box is now displayed. Enter a 'Name' for the server, this is a name used for reference purposes within WinCue for these settings and therefore doesn't have to be the servers computer name. (e.g. Name: NewsMaker One) Enter a 'Description' for the server, this is a description used for reference purposes within WinCue for these settings. (e.g.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Enter a 'Path' for the server, this is the fully qualified network path for the NewsMaker ‘NEN’ directory (e.g. \\SERVER1\NEWS\NEN). It may be easier to use the 'Browse' button to help find the NewsMaker directory. Once all this server information has been entered, left-click on the 'OK' button, the server name will now be listed under 'Configured Servers'. Now left-click on the 'Other Settings' tab. It is advisable to modify the 'Maximum Trashcan Size' from 50 to 250.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The 'User Preferences' configuration property pages will then appear to the left of the list box. Set all the options for the 'User Interface' the same as in the above screen shot. Now, left-click on the 'Windows' tab. Set all the options for the 'Windows' the same as in the above screen shot. VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Now, left-click on the 'Prompt Tracking' tab. Set all the options for the 'Prompt Tracking' the same as in the above screen shot. When you are happy with your 'User Preferences' settings, left-click on the 'WinCue Configuration' dialogs 'OK' button, this will save your settings. NOTE: It is now advisable to close down the WinCue program and re-start it. If you have successfully completed all the above then you are now ready to open a NewsMaker runorder and prompt it. 3.4.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.4.4 Opening a NewsMaker Runorder on WinCue First ensure the 'Runorder/Queue Browser' is open: NOTE: WinCue should only ever be in one of two states, either the 'Runorder/Queue Browser' is displayed or a 'NewsMaker Runorder' (list of stories) is displayed. If WinCue is running but nothing is displayed (i.e. neither the 'Runorder/Queue Browser' or a NewsMaker Runorder is displayed): Left-click on the red toolbar icon which looks like a folder.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE A message box will appear if you are currently prompting this runorder. It will ask if you if you are sure you want to close it, select 'Yes' if you are sure. Once all the open runorders are closed, the 'Runorder/Queue Browser' will automatically be displayed. The 'Runorder/Queue Browser': From this box it is possible to access all the available NewsMaker Runorders.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE A message box will appear if you are currently prompting the runorder. It will ask if you are sure that you want to close it, select 'Yes' if you are sure. Once all the open runorders are closed, the 'Runorder/Queue Browser' will automatically be displayed, if this is not so then go to 'Opening a NewsMaker Runorder on WinCue'. 3.4.6 Prompting a NewsMaker Runorder on WinCue NOTE: A NewsMaker Runorder should be prompted from start to finish in listed order (i.e.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The various status messages and their meanings: The following two messages will appear in red status boxes as they are generally error messages. IMPORT FAILED - The story file has been read but it has not been possible for WinCue to import the text. Likely cause: The file may have been corrupted in some way.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE NEXT ITEM Jump the prompt forward to the next story. (an ITEM is a STORY) PREV ITEM Jump the prompt back to the previous story. RESET ITEM Reset the prompt back to the start of the current story. Middle row of buttons (left to right): NEXT MARKER Same function as NEXT ITEM. PREV MARKER Same function as PREV ITEM. RESET R.O. Reset the prompt back to the start of the current runorder. BLANK SCREEN Blanks/Un-blanks the prompt output.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Using the Foot Control to prompt The scroll speed is controlled by increasing and decreasing the pressure applied to the foot pedal (much like a car accelerator pedal). The red button on the foot control changes the scroll direction in the same way as the Multibutton controllers FWD REV button. If the Foot Control is attached to the back of a Multibutton Hand Control then the Foot Control can be used in combination with the Multibutton Controls buttons.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE IMPORTANT: The 'Panic Mode' feature should only be used as a last resort. If 'Panic Mode' is enabled the WinCue terminal will stop trying to read updates from NewsMaker, as soon as 'Panic Mode' is disabled the WinCue terminal will restart trying to read updates from NewsMaker. NOTE: Any changes to the runorder and stories on WinCue while in 'Panic Mode' will be lost as soon as 'Panic Mode' is disabled. 3.4.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.4.10 Changing the Font and Font Size for prompting on WinCue Changing the Font and Font Size of the default font setting affecting all runorders: To change the default font or font size for all NewsMaker Runorders you must do the following: Left-click on the 'Tools' menu and then select 'Options...' from the drop-down menu that appears. The 'WinCue Configuration' dialog box will then appear. Double left-click on the 'News Interfaces' item in the right list box.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 3.4.11 Changing Font and/or Font Size: The following presumes that the 'Select Font' dialog box is currently visible, if it is not then go to 'Changing the Font and Font Size for prompting on WinCue'. To change the Font Size: Left-click (select) the new font size or use the arrow buttons on the right of the 'Font Size' box to select a new font size, a preview of the font is visible in the box at the bottom of the dialog box.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Chapter 4 Getting Started with WinCueProNews In this chapter we explore the basic commands and functions you will need to know to begin working with WinCueProNews. We will describe how to use WinCueProNews in four simple steps and start prompting. By the end of this Chapter you will be able to create scripts and prompt them using WinCueProNews. 4 4.1 WinCueProNews Basics Starting WinCueProNews The first step is starting WinCueProNews.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 4.2 Creating a New Script The WinCueProNews Client window is displayed when WinCueProNews is loaded. All script editing work is carried out here. To create a new script, use the New File icon on the toolbar. The New File icon looks like this: Or, choose File then New…from the menu. In both cases, a dialogue box Select New File Type will appear. Select Simple Script File from the list and click OK.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The cursor is automatically placed on left hand side of the Script Editor window. The text, which is written in the window, will appear on the prompter’s output. To add text to this window, just start typing. When the text reaches the right hand margin, WinCueProNews automatically “wraps” the following text to the next line. The blinking insertion point indicates where the text you type will appear.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 4.2.2 Adding Presenter Name to a Script To add a presenter name to the script select File, then Properties…. The Simple Script File Properties dialogue box will be displayed. Click on the Presenters tabs. To add a new presenter click on Add. The Presenter Properties dialogue box appears. Enter the presenters name in the Presenter Name text box and click OK. The presenters name will then be shown in the Currently Defined Presenters dialogue box. Click OK to exit.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 4.2.3 Printing a Script Print icon To print your scripts choose File then Print… from the menu. The Print dialogue box appears. Choose the number of copies and ensure the script is selected in the Print Layout Name text box. Select OK to print. 4.3 Saving Your Work Save icon It is good practice to save your work regularly while writing your script just in case there is a problem with the PC.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 4.3.1 Saving Changes To save changes made to a script choose File then Save from the menu. The script changes will be added to the existing saved File. 4.4 Prompting a Script Once you have finished typing your script, now its time to prompt it. 4.4.1 Beginning a Prompting Session When you are ready to prompt your script choose Prompt then Begin Prompting from the Begin Prompting icon VERSION 1.30B515 menu.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE When prompting the Word Count box and Time box will turn yellow. 4.4.2 IMT Scroll Control The two button serial control allows you to scroll the text up and down the screen and jump between markers. To scroll the text turn the knob at the end clockwise to speed up and anticlockwise to slow down. To change the direction of the prompted text press the black button. To jump to the next marker press the red button. 4.4.3 Ending a Prompting Session Stop Prompting icon VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 4.4.4 Controlling Prompt and Edit Positions An important feature of WinCueProNews is the ability to control the relationship between the prompt output and the edit screen. The different options and functions are described below. In Script Lock Mode, the prompt output is prevented from scrolling and is tied to the edit screen. Any changes made on the edit screen are immediately reflected on the prompter, and if you move around in the editor, the prompt output will follow.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 4.5 Getting Started in WinCueProNews Summary To Do this Button Start WinCueProNews Click on the WinCueProNews icon Create a new script On the File menu, open Untitled Simple Script File Add markers to a script On the Insert menu, click on Marker command Add presenter to script On the File menu, click on Properties command.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Chapter 5 WinCueProNews Script Editor In this Chapter you will learn how the script editor works. The Script Editor is used to create the prompting text and is similar to many Windows based editors. Therefore, if you have used Windows based word processors commands will be familiar. At the end of this chapter you will be able to set read rates, fonts, colours and styles to suit individual presenters, and also change the editors layout to suit the way you work.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 5.1.2 Key To move HOME To the beginning of a line END To the end of a line Page Up Up one screen Page down Down one screen Ctrl + HOME To the beginning of the script Ctrl + END To the end of the script The Word Count Boxes As you type a script WinCueProNews will keep track of the number of words in the script. The current word count appears in the Total Words box and is constantly updated.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 5.2 Changing the Script Characteristics The following sections give general information about formatting scripts to suit individual preferences. 5.2.1 Changing the Font You may wish to change the font of a script to suit individual presenters for example. Choose Format, then Font from the menu. A dialogue box Select Font will appear. Click on font required in the Available Fonts list and the sample box will give you a preview of your selection.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 5.2.3 Changing the Colour of the Text In addition to changing the style of characters in a script, you can also change their colour. Choose Format, then Colour from the menu. A sub menu appears and from this you can select the colour required. When you begin typing the characters will appear in the colour you selected. Toolbar Click on the colour buttons on the toolbar: There are also shortcut keyboard controls as shown in the table.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Choose Format, then Inverse from the menu. When inverse is selected it will have a check mark ( ) in the menu. Toolbar When you have highlighted the text click on the inverse button: There are also shortcut keyboard controls as shown in the table. 5.2.5 Key To inverse Ctrl + E Text and background colours Justifying the Text WinCueProNews supports both left and right justified text in the script window.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 5.2.6 Highlighting Text in the Editor You may want to select text from within a script and change that in some way, such as deleting, copying or changing font. Therefore in order to do this you must first select the text by highlighting it. You can highlight using the mouse or keyboard. There are also shortcut keyboard controls as shown in the table.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 5.2.8 Format All For simple formatting of the entire script choose Format then All text… from the menu. The Format All dialogue box will appear. To select Bold, Italic, Underline, Inverse simply press the button. To change the font press the Font button, a Select Font dialogue box will be displayed, choose your font and size. When your happy with your selection click OK. 5.2.9 Not Prompted Text There may be text within your script that you don’t need to prompt.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE To change the read rate choose File then Properties… from the menu. The Simple Script File Properties dialogue box appears. Click on the Presenter tab. To modify the default select Default and then Modify. The Attributes tab is then displayed. Select the Read Rate text box, type in the new value for the default read rate and click on OK to save your changes. Click OK to exit the Simple Script File Properties dialogue box. 5.3.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE list and the sample box will give you a preview of your selection. Use the Font Size text box to set the font to an appropriate size. When you are happy with the font setting click on OK. 5.4 Presenter settings Presenter’s settings allow you to customise settings for individual presenters. The font, colour, style and read rate can be allocated for individual presenters. These settings will be automatically applied to the script when the presenter is selected. 5.4.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 5.4.4 Changing the Presenter Settings To change the read rate choose File then Properties… from the menu. The Simple Script File Properties dialogue box appears. Click on the Presenter Settings tab. If an attribute is checked ( ) the setting becomes optional in the Presenters tab. This means you can choose to set that attribute for individual presenters. When you are happy with the setting click on OK. 5.4.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Inverse function can be enabled by checking box ( ) Read Rate is entered in the text box. An attribute that is set for a presenter cannot then subsequently be modified within the text Click on Modify Font button, the Select Font dialogue box is displayed. Use the Available Fonts list to select a font and the Font Size text box to set the font to an appropriate size. The Sample box will preview your selection.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Chapter 6 WinCueProNews Rundowns In this chapter we learn how to create rundowns and work with a number of stories. By the end of this chapter you will be able to prompt using multiple rundowns. The chapter assumes the knowledge of the basics and the script editor. This Chapter does not apply to WinCueProNews LT. 6 6.1 Working with Rundowns The WinCueProNews Rundown Window The WinCueProNews Rundown window consists of two parts, the WinCueProNews Rundown and the Script Editor.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 6.1.1 Features of WinCueProNews Rundown This provide a brief overview of all the features most of which have been described in previous section. ID this provides a unique number for all stories in the rundown and is not connected with the running order Story Title simply a title to identify the individual stories Words provide a word count of the number of words in the script displayed in the Script Editor. Link this is the time for this script based on the set read rate.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The size of the Script Editor window can be adjusted. As you move the pointer onto the left hand side of the frame the pointer changes shape. When the pointer changes shape click the mouse button and drag to the desired width. Sizing Pointer II 6.2 Creating a New Rundown 6.2.3 Creating a New Story The first step in creating a new rundown is creating a new story. To create a new stories select Story, then New from the menu.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The title of the story will appear in WinCueProNews Rundown window under the Story Title heading. A black bar on the rundown order indicates the story you have selected To attach text to the story using the Script Editor, double click on the line of the story in the WinCueProNews Rundown window. A black bar on the rundown order indicates the story you are currently prompting. The Story Title will be shown at the top of the Script Editor box.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 6.2.7 Renumbering Stories in the Rundown The stories within a rundown can be renumbered at any stage when lines are added or deleted. Choose Rundown, then Renumber from the menu. 6.3 Editing Within the Rundown It is possible to edit the rundown and the attached stories in the rundown window. This will be quicker and often more convenient than the pulldown menus. To do this click once with the right mouse button on the story you wish to edit. A menu appears next to the cursor.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Finally, you can edit the attached script by double left clicking on the story and the Script Editor window appears. 6.3.5 View Story To do this click once with the right mouse button on the line you to view. A menu appears next to the cursor. Select View Story from this menu. Viewing the text allows you to read the text attached to a story and allows you to make changes to it. The item can also be edited by selecting it from the rundown list and using the menu commands.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 6.3.8 Edit Field The unique title field in the rundown simply identifies each individual story. The title field should contain a one or two word description of the story. To do this click once with the right mouse button on the story you wish to edit. Choose Edit Field from the menu. The title field will now appear white indicating you can now edit. Make your changes and when you are happy click on the left-hand mouse button or press enter.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 6.4.1 Tiling windows The windows can be tiled this enables the operator to see part of all the rundowns on one screen. The way in which the windows are tiled depends on how many are open. If you wish to see only the Rundown windows, then close all the Script Editors windows. Choose Window, then Tile Horizontally or Tile Vertically from the menu. The tilling can be horizontal or vertical depending on what you prefer.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 6.5 Prompting Mode When WinCueProNews enters the prompting mode the stories in the chosen rundown can be scrolled. The prompter operator controls the speed at which the text is scrolled to suit the presenters read rate. The stories within a rundown can be skipped or returned as necessary. See Chapter 7 for details of the different scroll controllers and there set up 6.5.1 Entering Prompt Mode To start the prompter choose Prompt, then Begin Prompting from the menu.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Chapter 7 Scroll Controls In this chapter you will learn how the prompter works. You will find out about the various scroll controls, configuring the prompt output and editing while in prompt mode. 7 7.1 The Prompter The IMT Scroll Control WinCueProNews is supplied with an I.M.T. scroll control as standard, which plugs in to the I.M.T. card. WinCueProNews also supports a number of other scroll controls, including an on screen one, which can be controlled using a mouse.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 7.3 On-screen Scroll Control The On-Screen Scroll Panel enables you to prompt text using the mouse. In the event of your normal scroll control failing this is a convenient backup. The Scroll Control Panel features a speed control slide bar, which is used for varying the speed of the prompted text. Click on the left-hand button of the mouse and slide to operate. The slide bar has a centre stop position. When it is above the centre position text will be scrolled up the screen.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 7.4 IMT Scroll Control The I.M.T. scroll control is supplied with WinCueProNews and is connected to the I.M.T. card. This scroll control does not require any kind of configuration. Click on I.M.T. Card Scroll Port, then click on OK. You can how use the I.M.T. scroll control to prompt your scripts. The simple serial scroll control is connected to a free serial communication port.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 7.4.1 Configuring for Centre Stop Mode The IMT Scroll Control can be set up for Centre Stop mode. In the Configure Scroll Controls dialogue box, click on IMT Card Scroll Port. Now click on the Setup button to configure simple serial hand control. The Configure Scroll Control dialogue box appears. Ensure the Serial Port set to the same serial port that you simple serial scroll control is connected too.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The Stop Zone is a range between 0 and 40 over which the prompted text does not scroll. If the Stop Point is set to 60 and the Stop Zone is set to 5, scroll rates between 55 and 65 will mean the prompted text is not scrolled. 7.4.2 Configuring the Red and Black Buttons Each of the two buttons can be configured, if necessary to perform different functions from standard. Click on the arrow next to the text box next to Action for red button.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE 7.5 Hybrid Serial IMT Multi-button Controller The serial multi-button scroll control is designed to work with rundown queues (rundown queues are not supported in WinCueProNews LT). It is connected to a free serial port on the back of the PC. It has a number of additional buttons not found on the I.M.T. simple serial or on screen scroll controls. These buttons simplify prompting scripts in a rundown as they can be configured to perform a large variety of functions.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Centre Stop Mode is used if the operator does not wish to use the FWD/REV button to change the direction of the prompted text. To enable the Centre Stop Mode, the check box should be checked ( ). Next the Stop Point and Stop Zone should be set. 7.5.2 Configuring Scroll Control Buttons The Buttons tab allows the user to configure each of the buttons individually. This means the multi-button scroll control can be customised to suit a particular application.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Function Description Change Direction Changes the direction the text is scrolled Moves the prompter to the next story in Next Story the rundown Top Row of Buttons Previous Story Moves the prompter to the previous story in the rundown Moves the prompter to the beginning of Reset Story the story currently being prompted Moves the prompter to the next marker Next Marker in the story Previous Marker Middle Row of Buttons Reset Rundown Moves the prompter to the previous mar
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE However, these buttons can be customised. When the user clicks on a button they are presented with a list of the available button functions which have not been assigned. Select the function required from this sub menu. The functions available are summarised in the table. Function Description Marker in Current Direction Story in Current Direction Moves the prompter to the next marker in the direction in which the text is being prompted.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The rear of the Multibutton Scroll Controller The foot scroll control is used for controlling the speed and direction of the prompted text only. All other functions such as next marker and reset rundown are available by using the buttons of the multi-button scroll controller. The red button is used for changing the direction of the prompted text. The foot pedal controls the speed. The Foot Scroll Control VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Appendix A The I.M.T. Card In the following appendix we will look at all the configuration options available for the I.M.T. board. Contents VERSION 1.30B515 Card Layout………………………………………………………………… A2 Termination - J6……………………………………………………………. A4 Power to Bus for SCSI Termination - J6…………………………………. A4 SCSI ID - SW2……………………………………………………………... A5 SCSI/Parallel Select - SW2……………………………………………….. A5 Video (PAL or NTSC) - J11………………………………………………..
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE The I.M.T. card is configured at the factory to work in your country. It is unlikely that you will need to make any changes to it. If you do, read the relevant section(s) carefully, or consult your supplier for further help before changing the configuration of the board. A2 Card Layout The following page shows the layout of Issue 1 of the I.M.T. card. You may have been supplied with a newer version of the card – Issue 2. The diagram below shows the redesigned end panel.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE A2 Card Layout (Card Issue 1) SCSI Card Connector Parallel Port Connector Genlock Port Reset Button Even flash ROM chip Odd flash ROM chip IMT Scroll control port Composite video port VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE A4 Termination - J6 See Also See below to learn about power to bus SCSI By Default the I.M.T. card is terminated, and is expected to be connected to the end of the SCSI cable. Termination can be enabled/disabled by changing a jumper setting on J6. To enable termination of the I.M.T. card place a jumper on leftmost pins of J6 To disable termination of the I.M.T.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE A5 SCSI ID - SW2 By default, SCSI ID is set to 3. It can be changed using dipswitches 1,2 and 3 on SW2. When a dipswitch is in the top position it is on. When it is in the bottom position it is off. The dipswitch positions for each SCSI ID is shown in the table below: Dip Switches 3 SCSI ID 1 2 0 On On On 1 On On Off 2 On Off On 3 On Off Off 4 Off On On 5 Off On Off 6 Off Off On 7 Off Off Off A5 SCSI/Parallel Select - SW2 The I.M.T.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE When a dipswitch is in the top position it is on. When it is in the bottom position it is off. The dipswitch positions for SCSI/parallel port selection is shown in the table below: Dip Switch Port 4 SCSI Off Parallel On A6 Video (PAL or NTSC) - J11 The I.M.T. card can produce either a PAL or NTSC composite video signal. The signal available from the composite video port will have been set at the factory, prior to dispatch.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE SECAM To configure the I.M.T. card for SECAM composite video output use the same jumper setting as PAL on J11. In the WinCueProNews software, from the Prompt menu choose Configuration then Prompt Engine and ensure that Colour Burst is disabled. These settings will generate a mono composite output. A7 External Power Supply - J12 In systems where the I.M.T. card is not fitted inside the PC, it is powered by an external power supply. This power supply is connected to J12.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Appendix B Supported Hardware The following appendix details hardware devices recommended for use with WinCueProNews. If you wish to use devices not listed here, please contact your vendor. SCSI Cards QTV has tested a range of SCSI cards. Those listed below have been found suitable for use with WinCueProNews. If you do not find your SCSI card listed below, please contact your vendor.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE Appendix C Wiring Diagrams The following appendix contains wiring diagrams to aid you in connecting WinCueProNews in a number of configurations. You may find that many of the wiring diagrams are not appropriate for your system. Contents VERSION 1.30B515 Standalone Prompter Wiring Diagram C2 Laptop and I.M.T.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C2 Standalone Prompter Wiring Diagram VGA Port Power to Monitor Video Distribution Amplifier (Optional Internal) Genlock Port To Mains Power Supply Key - VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C3 Laptop and I.M.T. Box Wiring Diagram (UK) On Camera Units Laptop Computer Genlock Input SCSI Port PCMCIA SCSI Card I.M.T. Scroll Control Powering the I.M.T. Box: - Choose between AC Mains power supply and 12 volts DC AC ~ 12 v VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C4 Laptop and I.M.T. Box Wiring Diagram (US) On Camera Units Laptop Computer Video output Genlock Scroll control Reset AC power SCSI port I.M.T. Scroll Control PCMCIA SCSI Card C5 Edit Station Wiring Diagram VGA Port Ethernet Hub To Mains Power Supply VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C6 Standalone Edit Station Wiring Diagram Security Sentinel Power to VGA Monitor VGA Port To Mains Power Supply VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C7 Network Prompter Wiring Diagram Video Distribution Amplifier (Optional Internal) Power to Monitor To Mains Power Supply VGA Port Genlock Port Ethernet Hub Key - VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C8 WinCueProNews Net Schematic WinCueProNews Edit Stations WinCue ProNews Server 10BaseT Network On-Camera Unit WinCue ProNews Prompter Optional Internal Video Distribution Amplifier On Camera Units Legend: Cat. 5 network cable Video cable VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C9 Single Server WinCueProNews Net Wiring Diagram Power to VGA Monitor AC Power Supply VGA Port Ethernet Hub VERSION 1.
WINCUEPRONEWS USER GUIDE C10 Multi-server WinCueProNews Net Wiring Diagram Dedicated Ethernet Hub Network Ethernet Hub VERSION 1.
