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DaVinci Resolve

Micro Color Panel

April 2024

Quick Start Guide

Getting Started with

DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel

The Micro Panel features a row of direct control knobs at

the top of the panel, three trackballs with rings for color

grading, and to the left and right, transport and commonly

used keys to speed up your grading session. Above the

trackballs are reset buttons and also selection buttons

for working with Stills, Power Windows, and the Viewer

selector. At the top of the unit is a tablet slot designed to

hold an Apple iPad running DaVinci Resolve, giving you the

smallest and most compact color grading station available.

Setting up the

DaVinci Resolve

Micro Color Panel

Charging the DaVinci

Resolve Micro Color Panel

Connecting the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel via

USB-C to your Mac, PC, or iPad will also charge the unit’s

internal battery, allowing it to be used wirelessly via

Bluetooth. You can check the current battery level of the

Micro Color Panel by going to the Control Panels section

of the System Preferences.

USB-C connection at the rear of the panel

Connecting to Your

Computer via USB-C

Connecting the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel directly

via USB-C is the simplest and most reliable way to use the

Micro Color Panel on your Windows or Mac computer.

Simply connect the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel to

your computer’s USB type C port, using a USB-C cable.

No additional configuration is required. The Micro Color

Panel will show up automatically in DaVinci Resolve,

along with the DaVinci Control Panels Setup applications,

ready for use.

Connecting to Your

Computer via Bluetooth

You can also connect the DaVinci Resolve Micro

Color Panel wirelessly via Bluetooth for more flexible

installation options.

To Connect the Micro Color Panel

to MacOS via Bluetooth:

1 Ensure that your Micro Color Panel’s battery is ready

by first connecting it via USB-C, as described above,

and allowing it to charge.

2 Press the Bluetooth button on the back of the

Micro Color Panel; a blue light will flash letting you

know it’s trying to pair.

3 Open the Bluetooth Preference pane in the

MacOS System Settings. Find the device named

Micro Color Panel, and press the Connect key.

4 If MacOS asks you if you would like to pair the device,

click the Connect button.

5 Once the Micro Color Panel is connected,

open DaVinci Resolve. The LEDs on the keys will

illuminate to confirm that the Micro Color Panel

is connected properly.

To Connect the Micro Color Panel

to Windows via Bluetooth:

1 Ensure that your Micro Color Panel’s battery is ready

by first connecting it via USB-C, as described above,

and allowing it to charge.

2 In the Windows Settings, select Devices > Bluetooth

& devices. Make sure the Bluetooth slider is set to On.

3 Click on Add device, and select Bluetooth from the

Add a device window.

4 Select Micro Color Panel from the list of devices,

and press the Done key once connected.

5 If Windows asks you if you would like to pair

the device, click the Allow button.

6 Once the Micro Color Panel is connected in the

Bluetooth & devices window, open DaVinci Resolve.

The LEDs on the keys will illuminate to confirm that

the Micro Color Panel is connected properly.

To Connect the Micro Color Panel

to iPadOS via Bluetooth:

1 Ensure that your Micro Color Panel’s battery is ready

by first connecting it via USB-C to another computer,

an iPad, or USB-C charger and allowing it to charge.

You cannot connect the Micro Color Panel directly

to the iPad via USB-C; the USB-C connection only

supports charging. You can only connect the panel

via Bluetooth.

2 Press the Bluetooth button on the back of the Micro

Color Panel; a blue light will flash letting you know it’s

trying to pair.

3 Open the Bluetooth Preference pane in the iPadOS

Settings. Find the device named Micro Color Panel,

and tap on it.

4 If iPadOS asks you if you would like to pair the device,

tap the Pair button.

5 Once the Micro Color Panel is connected, open

the DaVinci Resolve app. The LEDs on the keys will

illuminate to confirm that the Micro Color Panel is

connected properly.

Using the Micro

Color Panel Keys

Each key on the Micro Color Panel maps to individual

DaVinci Resolve commands. This document only describes

the operation of the panel, for more information about the

specifics of each command, please see the DaVinci Resolve

Micro Color Panel Manual.

To maximize the functionality of all the keys on this

reduced-sized color panel, there are three different actions

used to modify a key’s commands:

Press: A short tap to the key and release,

as if you were typing.

Shift Up: Tap and hold the

key with the triangle in

the upper left. It will light

up green to let you know

the modifier is active. Then

press another key.

Shift Down: Tap and hold

the key with the triangle in

the lower right. It will light

up green to let you know

the modifier is active. Then

press another key.

Trackball Modes

You can set up the DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel’s

physical rings and trackballs to mirror the on-screen

Primaries Wheels, Log, and Offset controls. This lets you

select an intuitive tactile interface for each mode.

Primary Trackball Mode

This is the default mode for the panel with Offset, Viewer,

Wipe Still, and Cursor keys off (unlit). The three trackballs,

from left to right, are in the traditional DaVinci format

of Lift, Gamma, and Gain when DaVinci Resolve is set

for Primary grading. Rotating the trackball performs a

color balance adjustment for the range, changing its RGB

parameters. The colors are set by moving the trackball

in the direction corresponding to the color rings in the

Primaries Wheels interface. Rotating the ring around each

trackball adjusts the range’s Master Wheel, which allows

you to control the contrast via YRGB adjustments.

When any of the Offset, Viewer, Wipe Still, and Cursor

keys are lit, some or all of the trackballs and rings will

change their state to control different functions. Those

functions are described below under their respective

key descriptions.

Lift

Amplitude

Lift

Color

Gamma

Amplitude

Gamma

Color

Gain

Amplitude

Gain

Color

Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Blackmagic Design
Kategorie:	Nicht kategorisiert
Modell:	DaVinci Resolve Micro Color Panel
Breite:	363.9 mm
Tiefe:	182.3 mm
Gewicht:	1179.3 g
Produktfarbe:	Schwarz
Steuerung:	Button, Jog dial, Trackball
Höhe:	48 mm
Eingebautes Display:	Nein
Betriebstemperatur:	0 - 40 °C
Ursprungsland:	Indonesien
Betriebsanleitung:	Ja
USB-Stecker:	USB Typ-C
Schnittstelle:	USB
Akku:	Ja
USB:	Ja

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