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On this screen, the scroll direction and number of steps
are set when the

W-SCROLL action

has been

checked.

←,→,↑,↓, ,

Select these to scroll in the
directions of the arrows.

Select this to stop the scrolling
temporarily.

RESET

Select this to return the pattern to
its original position.

(It is displayed only while
scrolling is stopped
temporarily.)

STEP+1

Select this to increment the scroll
step by 1.

STEP-1

Select this to decrement the scroll
step by 1.

④

Select the action using

INC

DEC

and then press

SET

EDIT

Select this to perform the detailed
scroll settings

On this screen, the level increment/decrement and
direction as well as the number of steps are set
when the

W-LEVEL action

has been checked.

Select this to increment the level.

DOWN

Select this to decrement the level.

STOP

Select this to stop the level
change.

STEP+1

Select this to increment the level
change step by 1.

STEP-1

Select this to decrement the level
change step by 1.

⑤

Select the action using

INC

DEC

and then press

SET

EDIT

Select this to perform the detailed
level settings.

Summary of Contents for VG-884

Page 1: ...Portable Video Signal Generator VG 884 Instruction Manual Ver 1 00 ...

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Page 3: ...Portable Video Signal Generator VG 884 Instruction Manual 2012 7 Ver 1 00 ASTRODESIGN Inc ...

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Page 5: ...ns 6 1 4 4 Rear panel of the VG 884 connectors and communication port 9 1 4 5 Names of connectors and their outputs and applications 9 Chapter 2 Basic Operations Executing and Saving Programs 11 2 1 Operating the main unit 11 2 2 Executing sample programs 11 2 2 1 Settings required for displays 11 2 2 2 Program data structure 12 2 2 3 Selecting the timing data 14 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 1...

Page 6: ...rns 43 4 1 2 Customizing color bar patterns 44 4 2 Gray scale patterns 47 4 2 1 Types of gray scale patterns 47 4 2 2 Customizing gray scale patterns 48 4 3 Ramp patterns 50 4 3 1 Types of ramp patterns 50 4 3 2 Ramp pattern type settings and customizing 51 4 4 Sweep patterns 53 4 4 1 Types of sweep patterns 53 4 4 2 Sweep pattern selection 54 4 5 Monoscope patterns 55 4 5 1 Types of monoscope pat...

Page 7: ...rsor settings 100 4 12 2 Cursor operations 103 4 13 Name List patterns 105 4 13 1 Name List display 105 4 13 2 Name list 107 4 13 3 HDCP list 110 4 13 4 HDMI list 113 4 13 5 EDID list 114 4 13 6 DDC CI list 117 4 13 7 CEC list 118 4 13 8 Timing data list 120 4 13 9 Image pattern list 121 4 13 10 OPT USER pattern list 121 4 13 11 ARC pattern list 121 4 14 Video inversion 122 Chapter 5 Output Settin...

Page 8: ...ector and Pin Assignment 178 5 3 2 DisplayPort setting 179 5 3 5 Embedded audio 185 5 3 6 EDID 185 5 3 7 HDCP 185 5 3 8 DDC CI 185 5 3 9 InfoFrame 186 5 4 Component output 198 5 4 1 Common component signal settings 198 5 4 1 VGA D Sub output 200 5 4 2 YPbPr output 201 5 4 3 D5 output 201 5 5 Composite output 204 5 5 1 CVBS output 204 5 5 2 Y C S terminal output 204 5 5 3 Filter settings 206 5 5 4 ...

Page 9: ...e 239 Chapter 7 Action Settings 241 7 1 Planes 241 7 2 Window actions 242 7 2 1 Scrolling 242 7 2 2 Flickering 244 7 2 3 Level up down actions 245 7 2 4 Level sequence action 246 7 3 Graphic plane scrolling actions 248 7 4 Character plane scrolling actions 250 7 5 Scroll sequence 252 Chapter 8 VG 884 System Settings 255 8 1 CONFIG Settings 255 8 1 1 Beep setting 255 8 1 2 Key lock setting 256 8 1 ...

Page 10: ...optional patterns 275 9 1 11 Erasing images 275 9 1 12 Erasing groups 276 9 1 13 Erasing auto executions 276 9 1 14 Erasing all data 277 9 2 Short cut keys 278 9 3 Information 280 9 4 Data initialization 281 9 4 1 Initializing the system settings 281 9 4 2 Initializing the short cut data 282 9 5 Internal memory formatting and data installation 283 9 6 Adjustments 286 9 6 1 Adjusting the video leve...

Page 11: ...Contents vii Chapter 12 LIST OF ERROR MESSAGES 369 12 1 Media related error 369 12 2 General error 369 12 3 HDCP related error 372 12 4 User generated optional pattern related error 372 ...

Page 12: ...he unit overheating or fire Do not use the unit where it may be exposed to explosions or fire If you are using the unit outdoors and hear thunder or see lightning immediately turn off the unit disconnect the power cord and bring it to a safe place Power cord Hold the cord by the plug when disconnecting it To avoid a risk of fire do not bend the power cord by force or bundle it together To avoid da...

Page 13: ...to turn the power on and off Powering the unit by connecting and disconnecting the power cable with the Power switch in the ON position may damage the internal circuitry Wait 10 to 15 minutes after powering the unit to ensure that the unit operates stably before operating Opening of the top panel of the unit is prohibited Never remove a USB memory device during memory access This may cause the dev...

Page 14: ...alling the unit with a vertical orientation may cause overheating and a rise in internal temperature that may result in malfunction In case of abnormality or problems If the unit does not operate properly disconnect the power cable and contact your sales representative or the Astrodesign Sales Department ...

Page 15: ...nual PDF version included in SP 8870 installation CD USB memory device operations confirmed Power cable 1 1 FG cable 1 5 m 1 1 1 Exclusively for use with the unit Optional accessories RB 1870 2 Remote control box for program editing RB 1871 2 Simplified remote control box Enables program execution but not editing 2 This is the same item as the remote control box used for VG 870 871 870A 871A 870B ...

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Page 17: ...ot be output so audio received by ARC line cannot be output HDMI Ethernet Channel HEC is not supported Windows compatible editing and registration software SP 8870 is included as a standard feature Program data in a USB connected computer can be edited and registered and signal output can be controlled The USB driver supports Windows 2000 XP and Vista Built in sample data for each standard One tho...

Page 18: ...ng Progressive non interlaced interlaced segmented frame interlaced sync 1 3 3 HDMI output Connectors HDMI 2 8 bit output 25 to 165 MHz TMDS CLK 165 MHz 10 bit output 25 to 165 MHz TMDS CLK 206 25 MHz DotCLK 12 bit output 25 to 150 MHz TMDS CLK 225 MHz Colors bit length Color Depth 8 10 or 12 bit output supports formats for RGB YCbCr444 and YCbCr422 However when set to 10 or 12 bit output only the...

Page 19: ... follows according to the link rate number of lanes drawing mode bit length and color format settings Item Max Dot CLK Up to18bit Up to 24bit Up to 30bit Link Rate Lane count RGB Y444 6bit RGB Y444 8bit Y422 12bit RGB Y444 10bit 1 120MHz 90MHz 72MHz 2 240MHz 180MHz 144MHz 2 7GHz HBR 4 270MHz 270MHz 270MHz 1 72MHz 54MHz 43 2MHz 2 144MHz 108MHz 86 4MHz 1 62GHz RBR 4 270MHz 216MHz 172 8MHz 2 It uses ...

Page 20: ...d TV timing signals may not be supported in future due to component regulation 2 Macrovision is sold as a license 1 3 6 External control The operation tools and its restrictions are listed in the table below Control and editing Operation restrictions Notes Front panel Program read only Executes registered programs RB 1870 All functions can be operated Remote control for VG 870 Series and VG 88 ser...

Page 21: ...oxes are used to edit and execute programs For descriptions of the keys refer to 1 4 3 Names of operation keys and their applications REMOTE BOX RB 1870 MENU SHORT CUT 9 F 6 C 5 B 4 A 7 D 8 E SHIFT SAVE 3 0 1 INC 2 DEC STATUS TIM ESC GROUP CATEGORY SET PAT SAMPLE GRAY COLOR SWEEP MONOSCOPE G Y CURSOR ASPECT RASTER WINDOW R P ABC LEVEL IMAGE OPT CHECKER B P NAME LIST INV ACTION DETAIL SYNC R B RAMP...

Page 22: ...P is a system for protecting content used by HDMI and DVI A MUTE key custom key Ⅱ MUTE Used to set the audio on or off muted When setting HDMI AV MUTE This key operates as the HDMI AV MUTE On Off setting Refer to 8 1 12 RB 1870 CUSTOM Key 1 2 and RB 1871 CUSTOM Key B Menu operation screens The menu screens are used to set and check the items displayed on the fluorescent display tube C Jog dial Thi...

Page 23: ...Chapter 1 Introducing the VG 884 7 Shift key SHIFT Used to input letters of the alphabet with the number keys ...

Page 24: ...o be changed Pattern key PAT Used to display changeable lists when only the output pattern data is to be changed Group key GROUP Used to display user registered groups etc and create groups Escape key ESC This key can be used in the following situations When canceling parameter selections or numerical value settings When returning the displayed menu screen to the previous hierarchical level E Set ...

Page 25: ...puter via USB For details see the SP 8870 user s manual L HDMI output This enables output of the same image on 2 lines at the same time HDMI connector EDID HDCP CEC and ARC functions are supported For details of the output terminals refer to 5 2 HDMI M DisplayPort output This enables output of the same image on 2 lines at the same time DP connector EDID HDCP functions are supported For details of ...

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Page 27: ... SP 8870 refer to the accompanying SP 8870 user s manual 2 1 Operating the main unit For the location of the front keys refer to 1 4 1 Front panel of the VG 88 INC DEC keys Increment or decrement the program number SET key Executes the selected program 2 2 Executing sample programs 2 2 1 Settings required for displays The timing data and pattern data must be set for the test patterns to be display...

Page 28: ...ttern PAT Pattern Pattern data Action PAT Pattern action The generator comes with several types of program data option patterns and user character patterns as sample data Data units Timing data 999 1001 to 1999 Pattern data 999 1001 to 1999 Option patterns 200 1 to 200 User character patterns 16 F0H to FFH Program data Timing data Video timing data setting Horizontal timing Vertical timing Audio o...

Page 29: ...erns 16 E0H to EFH Number of characters of program name 20 Number of groups 99 1 to 99 Number of group data units 98 1 to 98 Number of characters of group name 20 For details of groups refer to 2 5 Group function For details refer to 8 1 8 Image priority setting When the USB memory device is connected the data registered in the USB memory becomes enabled and the data registered in the internal mem...

Page 30: ...data of the internal sample data is classified by category such as EIA or VESA PC Select the desired timing data from the category to which it belongs CATEGORY SAMPLE TIM Select the category using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the timing data using and then press SET or execute with INC DEC Video timing data output Video V SYNC H SYNC The display patterns are not changed 2 2 4 Selecting the...

Page 31: ...en press SET or execute with INC DEC The pattern is displayed etc 3 Selecting the pattern data using the pattern keys Select the key corresponding to the pattern such as COLOR or ABC to be displayed The pattern of the selected type is displayed Lighted COLOR selected off COLOR deselected When setting details for the pattern or changing the pattern type Press DETAIL The pattern selection screen is ...

Page 32: ...noscope pattern Raster Check this to select the raster pattern Aspect Check this to select the pattern for checking the aspect ratio Checker Check this to select the checkerboard pattern Image OPT Check this to select the bitmap image an optional pattern or a moving image Character Check this to select the character pattern Cross Hatch Check this to select the crosshatch pattern Dot Check this to ...

Page 33: ...ame List Check this to select the name list function R Pr Check this to set the pattern R red or Pr output on or off Normally this is checked G Y Check this to set the pattern G green or Y luminance output on or off Normally this is checked B Pb Check this to set the pattern B blue or Pb output on or off Normally this is checked INV Check this invert the black and white of the video level Cursor a...

Page 34: ...scroll the window W FLICKR Check this to flicker the window W LEVEL Check this to change the window level Select the action using or INC DEC and then press SET W L SEQ Check this to execute the window level sequence On this screen the scroll direction and number of steps are set when the GC SCROL G SCROLL or C SCROLL action has been checked Select these to scroll in the directions of the arrows Se...

Page 35: ...Chapter 2 Basic Operations Executing and Saving Programs 19 EDIT Select this to perform the detailed scroll settings ...

Page 36: ...t the scroll step by 1 Select the action using or INC DEC and then press SET EDIT Select this to perform the detailed scroll settings On this screen the level increment decrement and direction as well as the number of steps are set when the W LEVEL action has been checked UP Select this to increment the level DOWN Select this to decrement the level STOP Select this to stop the level change STEP 1 ...

Page 37: ...ing MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Action PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the item using or INC DEC and then press SET One of the following actions is selected and the detailed settings are performed Graphic Plane Character Plane Window Scroll Sequence For details on the setting procedure refer to Action Settings ...

Page 38: ...e saved refer to 2 4 Changing program names SAVE No The program number is set here 0001 1000 Media The internal memory or USB memory USB is selected here Program Name Any name consisting of up to 20 characters can be allocated as the program name Select the item using or INC DEC and then press SET Pattern Name Any name consisting of up to 20 characters can be allocated as the pattern name Select u...

Page 39: ...right The cursor where the character of the name is to be input moves To delete all characters R Pr All characters are deleted To delete one character G Y The character at the cursor position is deleted To switch between insert and overwrite B Pb This switches between inserting and overwriting the characters This switches between inserting and overwriting the characters To input characters Select ...

Page 40: ...8 programs can be registered in a group Up to 99 groups can be registered 2 5 1 Executing groups It is possible to execute combinations of frequently used programs and patterns that have been registered by the user GROUP Select the groups using or INC DEC and then press SET Only the programs registered as groups can be selected Select the groups using or INC DEC and then press SET The programs in ...

Page 41: ...he Edit Mode setting TIM PAT The program number is set here TIM The timing data number is set here PAT The pattern data number is set here Select the numbers 01 to 98 of the TIM or PAT programs and AutoInterval using SET or INC DEC and then press SET The programs set in the group are executed in sequence from 01 up to 98 If 0 is set for both TIM and PAT If 0 is set for Program In both of the above...

Page 42: ...26 Select using or INC DEC and then press SET If previous data exists the user is prompted to confirm whether to overwrite the existing data This completes the saving of the group data ...

Page 43: ...to be displayed is set here 0 to 999 seconds Program Start Stop The start and end points of programs to be repeated are set here The start and end point settings can be designated in three stages Automatic execution is performed in the following sequence Start point 1 end point 1 start point 2 end point 2 start point 3 end point 3 When Group has been selected as the Mode setting Group No The numbe...

Page 44: ...ion at anytime press ESC Select Auto Data SAVE using SAVE or INC DEC Select the save destination at Media using or INC DEC and then press SET Select EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET Internal The data is saved in the internal memory USB The data is saved in the memory connected to the USB1 port ...

Page 45: ...ection and execution Standard display Name of program or pattern max 16 characters SAMPLE TIM PAT key statuses Program number Pattern drawing bit length Horizontal sync frequency Vertical sync frequency Group execution Number of program in group Group number Name of program max 16 characters Group selection Group number Group name Digital video level adjustment Digital video level ON S T P OFF ON ...

Page 46: ... 2 8 Display of interface output status The output status for each interface is displayed Press 0 STATUS and SHIFT at the same time Gradation Program number Interface status Background white ON black OFF ...

Page 47: ... 0 00 to 999 999 µs Dot display 128 to 8192 dots µs setting fixed with SHIFT 2 dot setting fixed with SHIFT 3 Disp Time display 0 00 to 999 999 µs Dot display 48 to 4096 dots µs setting fixed with SHIFT 0 dot setting fixed with SHIFT 1 Backp Sync Time display 0 00 to 999 999 µs Dot display 0 to 4096 dots When a parameter is fixed it is accompanied by an asterisk Even when parameters other than one...

Page 48: ...ing using or INC DEC and then press SET Set the H Timing parameters Input Mode Select the input setting for the H Timing parameters to µs time microseconds or dot number of dots dots Dot Clock The dot clock frequency MHz is set here Repetition The number of repetitions is set here The pixel configuration depends on the number that is set in Repetition When 2 is set for Repetition and 1440 for Disp...

Page 49: ...l direction is set here When µs time microseconds has been selected as the Input Mode setting It is possible to establish settings using both µs and dot parameters Sync The Sync width in the horizontal direction is set here BackP The BackP width in the horizontal direction is set here ...

Page 50: ... Restrictions on the vertical timing parameters The table below shows the restrictions on the parameters that can be changed with the vertical timing data For progressive scanning Setting item Range Parameter fixing function Total Time display 0 00 to 999 999 ms Dot display 4 to 4096 H ms setting fixed with SHIFT 2 H setting fixed with SHIFT 3 Disp Time display 0 00 to 999 999 ms Dot display 1 to ...

Page 51: ...parameters with the asterisks remain fixed Example When a ms setting has been fixed with SHIFT 2 for Total An asterisk is displayed here when the value is fixed The values for the blanking and frontp items are calculated automatically based on the data above For progressive scanning Item Calculation formula Range Blanking Blanking Total Disp Time display 0 00 to 999 999 ms Dot display 1 to 4096 H ...

Page 52: ...r details refer to 3 2 4 Scanning modes TV Mode As a general rule do not change this setting For further details refer to 3 2 5 TV modes Total The Total number in the vertical direction is set here Disp The Disp width in the vertical direction is set here Sync The Sync width in the vertical direction is set here BackP The BackP width in the vertical direction is set here Select the items using or ...

Page 53: ...aced scanning Different pixels are drawn in the first and second fields Operation is performed for each frame 2 fields Interlace Sync Interlaced scanning The same image is repeatedly drawn in the first and second fields Operation is performed for each field 3 2 5 TV modes This parameter indicates the output of the standard TV signals NTSC NTSC M NTSC 443 PAL PAL M PAL Nc HDTV1080 or HDTV 720 Even ...

Page 54: ...H Serration 3 EXOR HS and VS EXORs are inserted as serrated pulses 0 OFF Equalizing pulses are not inserted into the EQPfp and EQPbp periods EQP 1 ON Equalizing pulses are inserted into the EQPfp and EQPbp periods The following shows an example of the phase relationship when a setting of 0 5 H has been selected for Serration When a setting of 0 5H has been selected for Serration Hperiod Hsync Vsyn...

Page 55: ...ulse inside the front porch Range 0 000 to 999 999 ms 0 to 99 H EQP Bp This sets the equalizing pulse inside the back porch Range 0 000 to 999 999 ms 0 to 99 H For interlaced scanning Setting item Details of setting EQP Fp1 EQP Fp2 This sets the equalizing pulse inside the front porch Range 0 000 to 999 999 ms 0 0 to 99 0 H in 0 5 H increments EQP Bp1 EQP Bp2 This sets the equalizing pulse inside ...

Page 56: ...EQP phase relationship and approach taken Fig 5 3 9 EQP phase relationship and approach taken HS CS EQP Hperiod 1 2 Hperiod Hsync 1 2 Hsync EQP Fp 3 0H Vsync 3 0H EQP Bp 3 0H HS CS First field CS Second field EQP Fp period from here ...

Page 57: ...below Setting example 1 Setting example 2 Setting example 3 Setting example 4 Setting item Setting EQP Fp 0H EQP Bp 0H EQP OFF Serration OFF Setting item Setting EQP Fp 0H EQP Bp 0H EQP OFF Serration 0 5H Setting item Setting EQP Fp 3H EQP Bp 3H EQP ON Serration 1H Setting item Setting EQP Fp 3H EQP Bp 0H EQP OFF Serration OFF ...

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Page 59: ...details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 CUSTOM Customized pattern 1 100 100 H 100 100 color bars 2 100 75 H 100 75 color bars 3 75 75 H 75 75 color bars 4 SMPTE SMPTE color bars 5 RGBW V Horizontal color bars 6 ｘｖYCC 4 xvYCC 4 color bars 7 ｘｖYCC 8 xvYCC 8 color bars 8 ｘｖYCC 12 xvYCC 12 color bars 75 75 color bars SMPTE color bars xvYCC color bars are not displayed ...

Page 60: ...ect Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Color Bar using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Color Bar using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the pattern type Select Type using or INC DEC and then press SET For details of the pattern typ...

Page 61: ...direction loopback by Repeat 2 Repeat One or more of the 1 to 16 data set by Color Level are set here The value set here becomes the number of colors that are displayed Range 1 to 16 The method of specifying the display size per color is set here 0 The size is set as a percentage of the entire screen 3 Input Mode 0 1 1 dot The size is set in 1 dot increments The display size per color is set here ...

Page 62: ...46 Level The level as a percentage of the peak brightness is set here Setting range 0 0 to 100 0 ...

Page 63: ...e gray scale patterns can be selected from among the types listed below For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 CUSTOM Customized pattern 1 8Step H 8 steps horizontal 2 16Step H 16 steps horizontal 3 32Step H 32 steps horizontal 4 8Step V 8 steps vertical 5 16Step V 16 steps vertical 6 32Step V 32 steps vertical 16Step H 16Step V ...

Page 64: ...lect Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Gray Scale using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Gray Scale using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the pattern type Select Type using or INC DEC and then press SET For details of the pattern ...

Page 65: ...tion div H Vertical direction loopback by Repeat 2 Repeat One or more of the 1 to 16 data set by Level are set here The value set here becomes the number of steps that are displayed Range 1 to 16 The method of specifying the display size per step is set here 0 The size is set as a percentage of the entire screen 3 Input Mode 0 1 1 dot The size is set in 1 dot increments The display size per step i...

Page 66: ...an be selected from among the types listed below For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 CUSTOM 1 Linear H 2 Linear V 3 Linear 256 4 Turn H 5 Linear HV Linear H 1 Limited V is selectable only by or INC 2 The luminance level of Limited H V is 16 232 and color difference level is 16 240 ...

Page 67: ...EC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Ramp using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Ramp using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the pattern type Select Type using or INC DEC and then press SET For details of the pattern types refer to 4 3 1 Types of ramp patterns If CU...

Page 68: ...rom line 1 The start level end level and step are set here Bit Length Start Level Step End Level Start The start level is set here End The end level is set here Step The number of display steps from the start level to end level is set here Setting range 1 setting End Start 1 The setting range for the above levels differs depending on the color depth 8BIT 0 255 9BIT 0 511 10BIT 0 1023 11BIT 0 2047 ...

Page 69: ... When sweep has been selected using the pattern key for instance sweep patterns can be selected from among the types listed below For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 Multi Burst 100 Multi burst 1 Multi Burst 50 Multi burst 2 Sweep Sweep Multi burst ...

Page 70: ...Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Sweep using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Sweep using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the pattern type Select Type using or INC DEC and then press SET For details of the pattern types refer to 4 4 1 Types of sweep patterns ...

Page 71: ...tion refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 SMPTE RP 133 1 SMPTE PR 133 Color 2 MONOSCOPE 3 PHILIPS 4 CHINA MONOSCOPE 4 5 2 Selecting the monoscope pattern The types of monoscope patterns can be selected using the procedure below Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC an...

Page 72: ... Select Monoscope using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the pattern type Select Type using or INC DEC and then press SET For details of the pattern types refer to 4 5 1 Types of monoscope patterns ...

Page 73: ...d 3 Green 4 Blue 5 Black 6 50 Gray Raster pattern 4 6 2 Raster pattern type settings and customizing Described below is the procedure for selecting the raster pattern type and for performing the settings when CUSTOM has been selected as the raster pattern type The rasters can be displayed with any level Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DE...

Page 74: ... for Type set item below When Type is set to CUSTOM Advanced settings of customized patterns Select CUSTOM on the screen in step above and then press SET Bit Length Level The setting range for the above levels differs depending on the color depth 8BIT 0 255 9BIT 0 511 10BIT 0 1023 11BIT 0 2047 Selecting the items and inputting the parameters Select the items set the parameters and create a customi...

Page 75: ...atterns can be selected from among the types listed below For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 Over Scan AFD 0 As the coded frame 1 4 3 center 2 16 9 center 3 14 9 center 4 box 16 9 top 5 box 14 9 top 6 box 13 7 center 7 box 2 1 center 8 box 11 5 center 9 box 12 5 center A 4 3 14 9 center B 16 9 14 9 center 1 C 16 9 4 3 center Over Scan AFD pattern ...

Page 76: ...r INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Aspect using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Aspect using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the pattern type Select Type using or INC DEC and then press SET For details of the pattern types refer to 4 7 1 Types of aspect ratio patterns If AFD has been selected for Type set ite...

Page 77: ...ges are displayed on the screen with a 4 3 aspect ratio 1 Aspect 0 1 1 16 9 The images are displayed on the screen with a 16 9 aspect ratio 2 Type For details of the pattern types refer to 4 7 1 Types of aspect ratio patterns Level Part Bit Length Displays the circle level The R G and B levels are displayed in sequence from the left The setting range for the above levels differs depending on the c...

Page 78: ...62 Back The background level is set here Details are the same as for Color Circle Bar The bar level is set here Details are the same as for Color Circle ...

Page 79: ...rboard patterns When checkerboard has been selected using the pattern key for instance checkerboard patterns can be selected from among the types listed below For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 DOTxDOT Dot 1 BLOCKｘBLOCK Block 2 SubPixel Sub pixel ...

Page 80: ...Checker using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Checker using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the pattern type Select Type using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details of the pattern types refer to 4 8 1 Ty...

Page 81: ...een selected for Color Select H 1 and V 1 will be set regardless of the settings 3 Sub Pixel H V Setting example H 2 V 3 2 2 3 3 Valid only when Sub Pixel has been selected as the Type setting Set the number of sub pixels at the top left in the horizontal H direction and the number of pixels at the very top in the vertical V direction The Sub Pixel H and V settings subsequently apply Setting range...

Page 82: ...ny color and level to be indicated by 0 In the case of the Sub Pixel item the same level as the RGB level is set The setting range differs depending on the color depth 12BIT 0 4095 7 User Color 2 R G B When RGB 0 100 has been selected for Color Select set any color and level to be indicated by 100 In the case of the Sub Pixel item the same level as the RGB level is set The setting range is the sam...

Page 83: ...e types listed below For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data 0 IMAGE Image pattern IMAGE A still image registered as the default can be used or any still image can be registered by the user and used 1 OPT SAMPLE Sample optional pattern OPT SAMPLE 2 OPT USER User option patterns Option pattern registered by the user Any test pattern can be described using ...

Page 84: ...gistered license Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET For details of the settings when 9 Marker is selected refer to 4 9 3 9 marker OPT No 76 pattern setting For details of the settings when 3D Pattern is selected refer to 4 9 4 3D pattern OPT No 101 setting Setting the pattern number Select the pattern number using or INC DEC and then press SET No Specific numb...

Page 85: ...Select Type OPT SAMPLE No 76 and edit the marker and line positions using the procedure below Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Image OPT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select 9 Marker OPT No 76 using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Fo...

Page 86: ...Mark Size The size of the markers is set here Setting range 1 to 9999 dot Setting example Mark Line Width 1 Mark Size 5 中心 5 dot 1 dot 5 Mark Number The number of the markers is set here Setting range 0 to 9 6 Mark Position H V The center coordinate of the marker position is set here Setting range 0 to 4095 dot The direction of the line marker is set here 0 H Horizontal line 7 Mark Direction H V 1...

Page 87: ...the lines are set here Setting range 0 to 4095 dot 12 Line Color R G B The color of the lines is set here The setting range differs depending on the color depth See below Setting ranges by color depth Color Depth Setting range 8BIT 0 255 9BIT 0 511 10BIT 0 1023 11BIT 0 2047 12BIT 0 4095 ...

Page 88: ...e below Other than shown below the settings of HDMI Vendor Specific InfoFrame are referenced at this time Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Image OPT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select 3D Pattern OPT No 101 using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and th...

Page 89: ...yed if it is set off Note In case of non Interlace signal or except using Frame Packing mode it will switch to L R ON OFF mode 0 ON Pattern is output 3 L R Field ON OFF ON OFF 1 OFF Pattern is not output 4 Level L R The left L and right R pattern output levels are set here Setting range 0 100 5 Off Color R G B The output color when Off has been selected as the L R ON OFF or L R Field ON OFF is set...

Page 90: ... as the Type setting This is the same setting as the regular checkerboard pattern Refer to section 4 8 Checkerboard patterns Set a parameter of Window Circle that is selected in Type Select kinds of pattern 0 Window Draw one Window 1 Circle Draw one Circle 2 9 Window Draw 9 Windows Type 0 3 3 9 Circle Draw 9 Circles In Type if you select Circle or 9 Circle select if the circle shoul be true circle...

Page 91: ...t patterns Left Right 1 Color Bar V 2 This outputs color bars in a vertical direction on the left and right as shown below Left Right 2 Vertical Bar This outputs a vertical bar for every dot The patterns on the left and right are the same Left and right 3 Checker DOT This outputs a checkerboard DOTxDOT pattern The colors in the left and right patterns are inverted Left Right Left Right Left Right ...

Page 92: ... Bar 6 Slant Gray Bar The different width color bar gray bar in the slant direction The right and the left output the same picture The drawing angle can be changed from 0 165 degrees 7 Raster This outputs a raster pattern The patterns on the left and right are the same 8 This outputs the center mark circle diagonal lines and edge pattern displaying overlapping The patterns on the left and right ar...

Page 93: ...Chapter 4 Selecting and Editing Pattern Data 77 ...

Page 94: ...ame picture but color can be set separately 9 3 9 Window 9 4 9 Corcle 9 Window patterns are displayed in the designated position The left and right frame shows the same picture but color can be set separately 10 Cross Hatch Cross hatch is output The left and right frame shows the same picture but color can be set separately ...

Page 95: ...t and line seems more clear Example Side by Side If Sub Sampling is ON the pattern is displayed according to the setting in the 3D Extention Data in the Vender Specific Infoframe e g Type Example Top Bottom If Sub Samplingn is ON only Odd lines are drawn in each left and right picture e g Type If Sub Sampling is OFF all lines are drawn by the size of Sub Sampling ON e g Type ...

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Page 97: ...m using the ABC key All the patterns can be superimposed onto one another and displayed For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data Character Character text Cross Crosshatch Dot Dot Circle Circle Burst Burst Character Dot Burst Cross Hatch Circle There are no items to be set in and patterns ...

Page 98: ...et here in the order of RGB from the left The setting range differs depending on the color depth Refer to below list Setting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Background The background color is set her...

Page 99: ...Chapter 4 Selecting and Editing Pattern Data 83 12BIT 0 4095 ...

Page 100: ... using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select ABC using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Character using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys For details refer to Table of c...

Page 101: ...ls on the operation procedure refer to 2 4 Changing program names The size of each character is set here H Set the size of the character in the horizontal direction 4 Cell Size dot V Set the size of the character in the vertical direction 4 10 3 Crosshatch patterns The crosshatch pattern settings are described below Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT us...

Page 102: ... drawn using the top left as the origin point The input mode is selected here 0 Number Of Line This sets the number of lines to be displayed on the screen 2 InputMode 0 1 1 Interval dot This sets the interval between the blocks This sets the number of lines to be displayed on the screen Number Of Lines H Set the number of lines in the horizontal direction 3 a When Input Mode Number Of Lines Number...

Page 103: ...Chapter 4 Selecting and Editing Pattern Data 87 Line Width dot V Set the width of the lines in the vertical direction ...

Page 104: ...EC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Dot using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select ABC using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Dot using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET For details refer to Table of dot setting items below ...

Page 105: ...4 Selecting and Editing Pattern Data 89 Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET ...

Page 106: ...es Number Of Lines V Set the number of lines in the vertical direction This sets the interval between the blocks Interval dot H Set the interval between the blocks in the horizontal direction 4 b When Input Mode Interval dot Interval dot V Set the interval between the blocks in the vertical direction 5 Size dot The size is set here Setting range 1 to 15 Dot The shape is set here 0 Circle The dots ...

Page 107: ... 6V 1 3V 1 2V 1 2H Format 2 Format 1 circles with radius 1 6V 4 Format 3 Concentric circles 2 Center 1 2H 1 2V Radius from the center One circle added inside the 1 6V 1 3V and 1 2V circles 1 2 radius added Format 4 Consecutive circles with radius 1 6V Top bottom and left right symmetry with center 1 2H 1 2V as the reference Format 5 Single filled in circle Center 1 2H 1 2V Radius 1 3V Setting the ...

Page 108: ...92 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 109: ... Lines 5 The burst pattern settings are described below Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Burst using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select ABC using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Burst using or INC DEC and then press SET ...

Page 110: ...the center to the right edge 3 L C R The line width increases from the left edge to the center and from the right edge to the center 4 T B The line width increases from top to bottom 5 T B The line width increases from bottom to top 6 T C B The line width increases from the center to the top edge and from the center to the bottom edge 1 Format 0 2 7 T C B The line width increases from the top edge...

Page 111: ...he window patterns can also be used to check moving images refer to Action Settings 4 11 1 Types of window patterns When window has been selected using the pattern key for instance window patterns can be selected from among the types listed below For further details on pattern selection refer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data ...

Page 112: ...splayed 7 3 Window In H Row 3 windows in a horizontal row displayed 8 User Pos Center Window displayed at the desired position The coordinates of the window center are specified as the origin point of the display Position 1 H Position 1 V Size V Size H 9 User Pos Corner Window displayed at the desired position The coordinates of the top left of the window are specified as the origin point of the d...

Page 113: ...B INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Window using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Window using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SE...

Page 114: ...ow The screen is divided vertically into three areas and a window is displayed in the center of each area 7 3 Window In H Row The screen is divided horizontally into three areas and a window is displayed in the center of each area 8 User Pos Center The window can be displayed at any position The coordinates of the window center are specified as the origin point of the display Position 1 H Position...

Page 115: ...r windows are displayed at the same time Position 2 H Size H Position 1 H Size H Position 2 V Position 1 V Size V Size V H The window center position or horizontal direction of the start position is set here 4 Position 1 Position 2 V The window center position or vertical direction of the start position is set here Setting ranges by color depth 8BIT 0 255 9BIT 0 511 10BIT 0 1023 11BIT 0 2047 12BIT...

Page 116: ...efer to 2 2 4 Selecting the pattern data Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Cursor using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Cursor using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then pres...

Page 117: ...e edges of the screen 1 Format 0 2 2 V Line The cursor is displayed as a vertical line The amount of cursor movement when the cursor is to be moved is set here 2 Step 0 2 1dot 10dot 100dot The coordinate display method is set here 0 OFF No coordinates are displayed 1 Normal 1 The horizontal and vertical coordinates and step are displayed in 1 pixel increments 2 Normal 2 The horizontal and vertical...

Page 118: ...em 0 OFF The cursor is displayed on top of the background color set by the Color Back R G B item 6 Overlay 1 ON The cursor is displayed on top of the test pattern The shape of the intersection is set here 0 Normal The intersection is filled in as a cross 7 Intersection 1 Space The intersection is displayed in black Setting ranges by color depth 8BIT 0 255 9BIT 0 511 10BIT 0 1023 11BIT 0 2047 8 Col...

Page 119: ...rsor moves upward When 4 A or 6 C is pressed and the jog dial is turned the cursor moves to the left or right When using the jog dial When 2 or 8 E is pressed and the jog dial is turned the cursor moves down or up Changing the cursor level These steps change the Color Cursor R G B settings Select LEVEL using 1 The level of the sub pixel cursor cannot be changed 2 The level is decremented 8 The lev...

Page 120: ... The level is decremented When turned clockwise The level is incremented When using the jog dial Changing the cursor shape These steps change the Format settings 5x5 CROSS 5 5 pixel cross HV LINE Cross that covers the entire screen 3 V LINE Vertical line Changing the background color BACK DEF Color Back R G B settings BACK W White BACK R Red BACK G Green BACK B Blue 7 D BACK BLK Black Inverting th...

Page 121: ... 13 3 HDCP CEC CEC setting data display For details refer to 5 2 4 CEC HDMI HDMI setting data display For details refer to 4 13 4 HDMI list TIMING Timing data parameters etc display For details refer to 4 13 8 Timing data list IMAGE Image pattern list display For details refer to 4 13 9 Image pattern list OPT USER User optional pattern list display For details refer to 4 13 10 OPT USER pattern lis...

Page 122: ...CI DDC CI is used 5 CEC The CEC execution list is displayed 6 ARC The ARC execution list is displayed 7 HDMI A list of the HDMI related data is displayed 8 Timing A list of timing that is being output is displayed 9 Image The information of the image patterns registered in the internal memory or on the CF card is displayed Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then pres...

Page 123: ...ect Pattern PAT using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Pattern RGB INV select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Name List using or INC DEC and then press SET Press ESC Select Name List using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Name using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET For details refer to Table of name setting it...

Page 124: ...108 Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET ...

Page 125: ...he bottom left of the screen 3 Top Right The name is displayed at the top right of the screen 4 Bottom Right The name is displayed at the bottom right of the screen 5 Top Center The name is displayed at the top center of the screen 2 Position 6 Bottom Center The name is displayed at the bottom center of the screen The font size is set here 0 5x7 5 7 is set as the font size 1 7x9 7 9 is set as the ...

Page 126: ...lay For details of the HDCP settings and execution refer to 5 2 5 HDCP Displaying the HDCP authentication screen NAME LIST DETAIL NAME LIST DETAIL Selecting HDCP Select HDCP using or INC DEC and then press SET Advanced settings For the advanced HDCP settings refer to 5 2 5 HDCP ...

Page 127: ...on vector of the receiver 4 The Synchronization Verification Values calculated by the initial authentication are displayed here TxR0 is the value calculated for the transmitter RxR0 is the value calculated for the receiver 5 The authentication status of the initial authentication is displayed here 6 The authentication status of the second authentication for a repeater is displayed here An item wit...

Page 128: ...cy of links Ri is the value calculated for the transmitter Ri is the value calculated for the receiver OK is displayed when the transmitter and receiver values match If OK resulted from a retry OK2 is displayed instead This information is displayed only when the device connected to the VG 884 is a repeater ...

Page 129: ... NAME LIST pattern key while the output from the HDMI connector is connected to the display Information of the signals that are input to the display from the HDMI connector is shown on the display Example HDMI list when EIA 1280 720 and 59 94 Hz output signals are input to the display Program No Program Name HDMI output ...

Page 130: ...ect 4 A for the GUI display format or 5 B for the HEX display format The EDID is displayed as shown below Selecting the pages Select previous page or next page using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the page using 2 previous page or 3 next page When the display extends over several pages it is divided up on the fluorescent display tube and shown Switch from one page to another to...

Page 131: ...n error occurs the error is displayed 3 DDC type 4 Displayed EDID blocks 5 EDID content When the HEX display format is selected 1 EDID block number 2 If an error occurs the error is displayed 3 EDID content The maximum number of read EDID blocks is eight 1 base block 7 extension blocks when HDMI is selected CAU TION ...

Page 132: ...D or EDID HEX is selected Select EDIT using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select EDIT using 0 STATUS Select the video interface for displaying the EDID 0 HDMI1 HDMI 1 output is selected 1 HDMI2 HDMI 2 output is selected 2 DisplayPort 1 DisplayPort 1 output is selected 3 DisplayPort 2 DisplayPort 2 output is selected Selecting the port Select the port using or INC DEC and then press S...

Page 133: ...lect EDIT using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select EDIT using 0 STATUS Re executing DDC CI NAME LIST DETAIL NAME LIST DETAIL Select RE EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select RE EXECUTE using 3 Table of DDC CI setting items The port using DDC CI is set here 0 HDMI1 HDMI 1 output is selected 1 HDMI2 HDMI 2 output is selected 2 DisplayPort1 DisplayPort1 outpu...

Page 134: ...nly when Set VCP Feature has been selected as the Mode setting Parameter value to be transferred from the generator to the connection destination Items to be set by the generator Write Data sent from the generator Read Data received by the generator Result Transfer result PASS Data was transferred successfully NG Transfer failed Value Displayed only when Get VCP Feature has been selected as the Mo...

Page 135: ...Chapter 4 Selecting and Editing Pattern Data 119 For details of the executed and displayed list refer to 5 2 4 CEC ...

Page 136: ...uch as the parameters of the signals that are input to the display from the output terminal is shown on the display Example Timing list when EIA 1280 720 and 59 94 Hz output signals are input to the display Program Name Horizontal sync frequency Vertical sync frequency Program No Horizontal timing data Horizontal timing data Output conditions Audio output Vertical timing data ...

Page 137: ...lected by pressing the NAME LIST key while the generator is connected to the display the names and sizes of the user optional patterns registered in the internal memory or the USB memory are shown on the display When the USB memory device is connected the information registered in the USB memory is displayed in a list otherwise the information in the internal memory is displayed in a list NO Patte...

Page 138: ...122 4 14 Video inversion The video levels can be inverted Not inverted Inverted INV Not inverted INV Inverted Cursor and Name List are not inverted ...

Page 139: ...ut OFF can be selected for each video and audio output interface This is set to ON for the internal sample timing data unless this interferes with the ratings or specifications of the generator Example In the case of EIA 1920 1080i 59 94 the CVBS and Y C signals are set to OFF but other output signals are set to ON Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Output TIM usin...

Page 140: ...How to check the interfaces whose signals are output On the initial screen select 0 STATUS while holding down SHIFT Select 0 STATUS again while holding down SHIFT to exit from the OUTPUT STATUS screen 5 1 2 Setting the sync signals ON OFF and setting the sync signal polarities In this section the sync signals are set to ON or OFF and the sync signal polarities are set for each output terminal Sele...

Page 141: ... output with a positive polarity Used to set the VS terminal output 0 Off No output 1 Nega The signal is output with a negative polarity VS 2 Posi The signal is output with a positive polarity Used to set whether to superimpose Video on Sync onto analog component signals 0 Off Video on Sync is not superimposed 1 R Video on Sync is superimposed onto the R signal 2 G Video on Sync is superimposed on...

Page 142: ...9 The aspect ratio is set to 16 9 2 Resolution The aspect ratio is set to same ratio as that of the screen resolution Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET 3 User The user sets the aspect ratio If User was set in step the user can set the aspect ratio Select UserAsp...

Page 143: ...ect the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Although images are normally output with the 4 3 aspect ratio the images that are output when 4 3 Letter Box has been selected have a 16 9 aspect ratio Therefore the top and bottom portions of the images are filled in black and output When 4 3 Letter Box has been selected as the aspect ratio the images output will appear as sh...

Page 144: ...ess SET Select General using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Color Depth using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the bit length 0 Refer to Program The setting matches the program setting 1 8Bit The patterns are drawn with 8 bits 2 9Bit The patterns are drawn with 9 bits 3 10Bit The patterns are drawn with 10 bits 4 11Bit The patterns are drawn with 11 bits Inputting the parameters Select t...

Page 145: ...ed for the setting in of a Specifying a fixed bit length above Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Output TIM using or INC DEC and then press SET Select All using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Color Depth using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the bit length using or INC DEC and then press SET ...

Page 146: ...ference coefficient when YPbPr is selected Select YPbPr Select using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET If User was set in step the user can set the coefficient Select UserYPbPr Coefficient using or INC DEC and then press SET Set the color matrix coefficients Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the numerical value us...

Page 147: ...Chapter 5 Output Settings 131 MENU Display returns to the initial screen ...

Page 148: ...level To increase the setting speed Use SHIFT and or use SHIFT and INC DEC Changing the analog level increase Setting range When Video on Sync is not superimposed 0 05V 1 2V When Video on Sync is superimposed 0 30V 1 2V For the Video On Sync settings refer to 5 1 2 Setting the sync signals ON OFF and setting the sync signal polarities LEVEL or ESC Display returns to the initial screen Using Progra...

Page 149: ...C DEC Changing the digital level To increase the setting speed Select using SHIFT and or use SHIFT and INC DEC Changing the digital level increase The number of steps when increasing can be set with 8 1 11 Digital video level step setting Bit length gradation Setting range 8BIT 0 255 9BIT 0 511 10BIT 0 1023 11BIT 0 2047 12BIT 0 4095 Select using LEVEL or ESC Display returns to the initial screen U...

Page 150: ...e items using or INC DEC and then press SET Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET ...

Page 151: ...pplied with the levels added here For details on analog audio and HDMI refer to 5 6 2 Analog audio and 5 7 1 Digital audio respectively LEVEL 3 3 PAGE 3 3 Change the audio level using or INC DEC To increase the setting speed Select using SHIFT and or SHIFT and INC DEC Select using LEVEL or ESC Display returns to the initial screen The value set here is not saved to the program data CAU TION ...

Page 152: ...IELD 6 TMDS DATA1 7 TMDS DATA0 8 TMDS DATA0 SHIELD 9 TMDS DATA0 10 TMDS CLK 11 TMDS CLK SHIELD 12 TMDS CLK 13 CEC 14 UTILITY 15 DDC CLK 16 DDC DATA 17 GROUND for 5V 18 5V DDC power supply 1 19 HOT PLUG DETECT Shell FG 1 Restrictions apply to the supply current of the DDC power supply Refer to 11 1 Maximum Currency for DDC Currency for DDC DP PWR ...

Page 153: ...ess SET Select HDMI using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the parameters refer to HDMI output setting parameters on the next page ...

Page 154: ...ting range varies depending on the output gradation setting This level is linked to the common digital video level Refer to 5 1 8 Setting the digital video level For the setting range refer to the table on the next page An HDMI connection can be made to DVI by cable conversion Set the operations at this time here 0 HDMI The full functions of HDMI can be used 1 DVI This setting differs from HDMI in...

Page 155: ...ngth for pattern drawing 1 8bit 8 bit output 2 10bit 10 bit output 7 Width 0 3 3 12bit 12 bit output 0 OFF Audio is not output 8 Audio Output 0 1 1 ON Audio sine wave via L PCM is output The audio N parameter is set here This setting is optional This setting is only valid when the CTS license is registered This is set to Auto when not registered 0 Auto The appropriate value is set here 9 Audio N 0...

Page 156: ...e following operations to send InfoFrame Packet a Send the optimal values automatically b Set separate InfoFrame values and send them a Sending the optimal values automatically Select Configuration using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select HDMI using or INC DEC and then press SET The values are selected and sent automatically 0 OFF The value that is set in each InfoFrame is sent Select Auto ...

Page 157: ...e setting depends on the HDMI AVI InfoFrame Video Code setting Conforms with EIA CEA 861 Repetition The setting depends on the H Timing Repetition setting Audio InfoFrame The setting depends on the Digital Audio Source setting Ext ANALOG to L PCM Int L PCM Ext I2S L PCM optional Ext ANALOG to DSD Int DSD optional Other setting Sampling Frequency 44 1kHz Depends on the DSD File information Channel ...

Page 158: ...ct Output TIM using or INC DEC and then press SET Select HDMI using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the InfoFrame and Packet to be set Select InfoFrame Packet using or INC DEC and then press SET Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Example When AVI InfoFrame i...

Page 159: ...s not turned off InfoFrame Packet setting parameters The following are the nine InfoFrame Packet setting parameters Vendor Specific AVI InfoFrame SPD InfoFrame Audio InfoFrame MPEG InfoFrame NTSC VBI ACP Packet ISRC Packet Gamut Metadata Packet Due to restrictions of built in devices only up to four packets may be sent not including AVI InfoFrame or Audio InfoFrame In addition the ON OFF settings ...

Page 160: ...4 IEEE RegID Sel 1 HDMI The IEEE Registration ID is set to 000C03 After the IEEE Registration ID the setting is configured using the format that supports HDMI standard 1 IEEE RegID Sel Other This is the IEEE Registration ID setting 1 1 IEEE Regist ID 000000 FFFFFFh This is the Payload length setting 1 2 Payload Length 0 24 This is the Payload data setting 1 3 Payload 1 24 00 FFh 2 IEEE RegID Sel H...

Page 161: ...Chapter 5 Output Settings 145 3 4Kx2K 24Hz SMPTE ...

Page 162: ...eft picture Even Right picture 6 Quincunx E L O R Quincunx matrix Even Left picture Odd Right picture 2 2 2 3D Ext Data 7 Quincunx E L E R Quincunx matrix Even Left picture Even Right picture This is the 3D Meta present whether or not the following 3D metadata is present setting 0 0 Not Present 3D metadata not present 2 2 3 3DMeta Present 1 1 3D metadata present This indicates the 3D Metadata type...

Page 163: ...an overscanned display 4 Scan Info 0 2 2 Underscanned Composed for an underscanned display This sets the Bar Info valid or invalid for the Bar Information described later 0 Data Not Valid Bar Data not valid 1 Vertical Valid Vert Bar info valid 2 Horizontal Valid Horiz Bar info Valid 5 Bar Info 0 3 3 Vert Horiz Valid Vert And Horiz Bar Info valid This sets the Active Format Information Present vali...

Page 164: ...148 9 16 9 4 3 center ...

Page 165: ...deo Code 0 64 For details on the timings indicated by Code refer to CEA 861 E 13 Repetition 1 10 This is the Pixel Repetition Factor setting 14 Top Bar 0 65535 This is the Line Number of End of Top Bar setting Letter box top bar size setting 15 Bottom Bar 0 65535 This is the Line Number of Start of Bottom Bar setting Letter box bottom bar size setting 16 Left Bar 0 65535 This is the Pixel Number o...

Page 166: ...150 3 AdobeYCC601 4 AdobeRGB ...

Page 167: ... calculated automatically Manual 23 Checksum 1 00h 0FFh The user sets the value 24 Length 0 15 byte This is the AVI InfoFrame length setting It does not include Packet Header or Checksum The default value is 13 bytes 25 Data Byte 14 15 00h 0FFh This sets the values of Data Byte 14 and 15 1 1 Checksum Length and Data Byte 14 15 are optional This setting is only valid when the license is registered ...

Page 168: ...ting 3 Version 1 Version1 Version is displayed only It cannot be changed This is the Vendor Name name of the transmission device vendor setting 4 Vendor Name Maximum 8 characters For details on the input method refer to steps and beyond in 2 4 Changing program names This the Product Description name of the transmission device model name etc setting 5 Product Description Maximum 16 characters For d...

Page 169: ...rame version setting 3 Version 1 Version is displayed only It cannot be changed This is the Audio Coding Type setting 0 Refer StremHeader Refer to Stream Header 1 IEC60958 PCM 2 AC 3 3 MPEG1 Layers 1 2 4 MP3 MPEG1 Layer 3 5 MPEG2 multi ch 6 AAC 7 DTS 8 ATRAC 9 One Bit Audio A Dolby Digital B DTS HD C MLP D DST E WMA Pro 4 Coding Type F Refer Extension This is the Audio Coding Ext Type setting 0 HE...

Page 170: ...154 6 176 4kHz 7 192kHz ...

Page 171: ... FC LFE FR FL 16 RRC RLC RR RL FR FL 17 RRC RLC RR RL LFE FR FL 18 RRC RLC RR RL FC FR FL 19 RRC RLC RR RL FC LFE FR FL 20 FRC FLC FR FL 21 FRC FLC LFE FR FL 22 FRC FLC FC FR FL 23 FRC FLC FC LFE FR FL 24 FRC FLC RC FR FL 25 FRC FLC RC LFE FR FL 26 FRC FLC RC FC FR FL 27 FRC FLC RC FC LFE FR FL 28 FRC FLC RR RL FR FL 29 FRC FLC RR RL LFE FR FL 30 FRC FLC RR RL FC FR FL 9 Speaker Placement 31 FRC F...

Page 172: ...M 967k 295Hz This is the MPEG bit rate setting This is the Field Repeat setting 0 New Field picture 5 Field Repeat 1 Repeated Field This is the MPEG Frame setting 0 Unknown No Data 1 I Picture 2 B Picture 6 Frame 3 P Picture NTSC VBI InfoFrame The vertical blanking interval VBI information is stored in NTSC VBI InfoFrame and sent This setting determines whether the NTSC VBI InfoFrame is to be sent...

Page 173: ...o_Copy_permission the information concerning the permission to copy DVD Audio content is set here 0 Copy Freely 1 reserved 2 Specify CopyNumber 4 CopyPermission 3 No More Copies Audio_copy_number the number of times DVD Audio content may be copied is set here 0 1 copies 1 2 copies 2 4 copies 3 6 copies 4 8 copies 5 10 copies 6 3 copies 5 Copy_Number 7 Copy OneGeneration Audio_Quality the quality i...

Page 174: ...11 CCI_Flags_Q_A 1 Unlimited DSD Quality CCI_Flags_Q_S the quality in which Super Audio CD contents are to be copied by a secure recorder is set here 0 CD Quality 12 CCI_Flags_Q_S 1 Unlimited DSD Quality CCI_Flags_Q_U the quality in which Super Audio CD contents are to be copied by an unlisted recorder is set here 0 CD Quality 13 CCI_Flags_Q_U 1 Unlimited DSD Quality CCI_Flags_Move_A whether copyi...

Page 175: ...t to the ISRC_Status in the ISRC Packet and whether the UPC_EAN_ISRC_XX field is valid 0 Invalid 4 ISRC_Valid 1 Valid This is the ISRC_Status setting ISRC_Status indicates the position on the current track 0 Starting 1 Intermediate 5 ISRC_Status 2 Ending This is the Validity information setting This indicates whether the ISRC and UPC EAN data is valid or invalid 0 Vo Validity 1 ISRC 2 UPC EAN 6 Va...

Page 176: ... No_Current_GBD 1 Valid This is the GBD_Profile setting 0 P0 1 P1 2 P2 4 GBD_Profile 3 P3 5 AffectedGamutSeqNum 0 15 This is the Affected_Gamut_Seq_Num setting This indicates the number of GBD Gamut boundary description sent in this Gamut Metadata Packet 6 Current_GamutSeqNum 0 15 This is the Current_Gamut_Seq_Num setting This indicates the number of the GBD that applies to the current video field...

Page 177: ...Chapter 5 Output Settings 161 2 12bit ...

Page 178: ...as been selected as the Format_Flag setting 11 Number_Vertices Colorprecision 8bit 4 8 10bit 4 6 12bit 4 5 Packed_GBD_ Vertices_Data This is the Packed_GBD_Vertices_Data setting This is displayed only when Vertices Facets 0 has been selected as the Format_Flag setting Data1 Data2 Data3 12 Data4 Colorprecision 8bit 0 255 10bit 0 1023 12bit 0 4095 The Y Cb and Cr values of the colors Data are set he...

Page 179: ...Address Y Logical Address Z CEC Pattern Display Transmission D I GI TA L V I D EO GEN ERA TOR VG 870B R P B P G Y 1 4 A S A V E S H O R T C U T 0 S T A T U S S H I F T 7 D M E N U P O W E R 3 2 6 C 5 B D E C I N C 8 E 9 F C F C A R D D E T A I L C U R S O R A S P E C T W I N D O W R A S T E R R P L E V E L A B C N A M E L I S T C H E C K E R A C T I O N I M A G E O P T S Y N C B P I N V G Y G R A ...

Page 180: ...r conditions 8 to 12 the CEC commands set using items 4 to 7 are transmitted Set here the CEC commands to be sent from the VG 884 The following items are set when Transmission or Response has been selected as the Mode setting 4 Tx Destination This sets the address of the destination transmission destination of CEC commands 5 Tx Opcode This sets the OPCode 6 Tx Data Length 0 14 This sets the length...

Page 181: ...ices A command has been transferred to a unit other than the generator A command to a VG logical address other than the one that has been set Waiting Command Command wait status when a command is not transmitted or received for at least 5 seconds 4 Command display When the corresponding command has been transmitted or received it is displayed XXh FA XXh FA XXh FA XXh EA Acknowledge A Provided N No...

Page 182: ...for performing authentication 3 Interval 1s 10s Set from 1 to 10 seconds This sets the HDCP version 0 1 0 Operates as HDCP 1 0 1 1 1 1 2 Operates as HDCP 1 1 1 2 1 4 Version 0 2 2 EDID Check The version is determined by checking the EDID This sets whether to perform authentication again when an HDCP authentication error occurs 0 OFF Do not perform authentication again when an error occurs 5 RiErro...

Page 183: ...Chapter 5 Output Settings 167 1 Advance Cipher Enhanced Link Verification is not supported ...

Page 184: ...guration Select Configuration using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select HDCP using or INC DEC and then press SET This sets the HDCP execution mode 0 Disable HDCP is not executed 1 Enable HDCP is executed Select Execute Mode using or INC DEC and then press SET 2 Program This sets whether to execute HDCP for each program c Enabling or disabling HDCP for each program This setting takes effect w...

Page 185: ...t 0 7 The HDCP authentication status can be displayed by only one video interface 0 Disable Do not display the status 1 HDMI1 Display the status of channel 1 of the HDMI 2 HDMI2 Display the status of channel 2 of the HDMI 3 Display Port1 Display the status of channel 1 of the DisplayPort Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the par...

Page 186: ...er information is displayed on the screen If another pattern is being displayed the information is displayed on top of that pattern When HDCP has been selected for the NAME LIST pattern For details of the screen and display content refer to 4 13 3 HDCP Otherwise The following screen is displayed ...

Page 187: ...etting in 5 2 5 HDCP Setting item list 5 This displays the HDCP authentication status OK NG and the EDID header and checksum check result OK NG The EDID check result is displayed only when AUTO has been selected as the HDMI or DVI setting in 5 2 2 HDMI setting procedure or when EDID Check has been selected as the Version setting in 8 1 HDCP settings 6 This displays the Synchronization Verification...

Page 188: ...e Configuration SET With or INC DEC choose HDCP EDID CEC Check SET With or INC DEC choose Display Mode SET Display Mode Configuration 0 Standard Standard dysplay Parameter Input With or INC DEC choose SET Or 0 STATUS 9 F use Number keys SET 1 Collective Simultaneous disyplay Show items set at Item Selct simultaneously Setting of Item Select With or INC DEC choose Item Select SET Select Collective ...

Page 189: ... ACK response properly occurs The CEC transmission data parameters will refer to data of CEC List of program data CEC check will be made in the following situations Mode is Transmission Tx Destination has any value except Fn CEC check will not be carried out nor displayed without these conditions Displayable Items Multi port HDCP EDID CEC test covers the following items in the table below Output H...

Page 190: ...d using HDMI1 2 Port 0 1 1 HDMI2 Audio Return Channel is executed using HDMI2 The operating mode is set here 0 Use CEC This controls the start and end of ARC using CEC commands 3 Mode 0 1 1 Audio Monitor This starts acquisition of audio without using CEC commands The operation is set when Use CEC 0 has been selected as the Mode setting 0 Wait Request Operations are in response to ARC start and end...

Page 191: ...ce with the smallest logical address A response is sent to the following received commands when the ARC pattern is selected When Auto 0 has been selected for Follower Mode Received command Response command Command Sent from Command Sent to Give Physical Address All Report Physical Address Only when a physical address can be acquired from EDID The device type of the address set with VG Logical Addr...

Page 192: ...SampleFreq This displays the sampling frequency 4 ChannelStatusBit This displays the channel status 5 Volume This displays the volume peak value Only Linear PCM Audio data is not displayed when Use CEC 0 has been selected for Mode unless CEC commands are communicated properly Table of displayed CEC data items 6 VG Logical Address This displays the logical address of VG CEC sent received data This ...

Page 193: ...s 177 E_ARB When an attempt was made to send a command from VG there was interference from another command and sending of the command could not be completed EOM The block EOM is set This is only displayed for received commands ...

Page 194: ...MainLink Lane1 n 7 MainLink Lane2 p 8 GND 9 MainLink Lane2 n 10 MainLink Lane3 p 11 GND 12 MainLink Lane3 n 13 GND 14 GND 15 AUX CH p 16 GND 17 AUX CH n 18 Hot Plug Detect 19 PWR_Return not used 20 DP_PWR 3 3V 1 Restrictions apply to the supply current of the DDC power supply Refer to 11 1 Concerning the maximum current consumption of the DDC DP_PWR power supply ...

Page 195: ... press SET Select DisplayPort using or INC DEC press SET Select the items using or INC DEC press SET Input parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using the number keys 0 STATUS 9 F press SET For further details on the parameters refer to DP unit setting parameters in the following page ...

Page 196: ... video is output using YCbCr4 2 2 signals This sets the bit length of the output video A setting independent of the bit length for pattern drawing can be selected or the same bit length can be selected automatically The portion of the bit length for pattern drawing exceeds the bit length set here is discarded Any deficient portion is filled with zeros Refer to 5 1 4 Setting the output bit length T...

Page 197: ...id 1 1667216 This sets the Nvid value The Mvid value is automatically calculated from the dot clock and the Nvid value This sets the Hotplug detection status 0 OFF Hotplug is set as ASSERT Negate IRQ are not detected 13 HPD Mode 0 1 1 ON Hotplug is judged according to the status of the connected component a Concerning the all program fixed setting The program setting for the following setting item...

Page 198: ...lect DisplayPort using or INC DEC press SET Select the items using or INC DEC perss SET Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using the number keys 0 STATUS 9 F press SET For further details on the parameters refer to Program fixed setting parameters ...

Page 199: ...ords with the Link Rate and Number of Lane set by the program This setting is valid when Link Set Mode is set as Manual Set Link Rate 0 HBR 2 7Gbps Output by the Link Rate HBR 2 7Gbps 2 Link Rate 0 1 1 RBR 1 62Gbps Output by the Link Rate RBR 1 62Gbps This setting is valid when Link Set Mode is set as Manual Set Output Lane count 0 1 lane Output on 1 lane 1 2 lanes Output on 2 lanes 3 Lane count 0...

Page 200: ...g is followed by the sync signal polarity set by the Output setting For further details refer to 5 1 2 Setting the sync signals to ON or OFF and setting the sync signal polarities Synchronous Clock Fixed to asynchronous mode Component format The setting is followed by the DisplayPort setting Video Format Refer to DP unit setting parameters in this section Full VESA range Limited CEA range Dynamic ...

Page 201: ... further details on the setting procedure refer to 5 8 Digital audio 5 3 6 EDID For further details on the setting procedure refer to 4 13 5 EDID 5 3 7 HDCP For further details on the setting procedure refer to 4 13 3 HDCP list 5 3 8 DDC CI For further details on the setting procedure refer to 4 13 6 DDC CI list ...

Page 202: ...te InfoFrame automatically b Set each value of InfoFrame independently a Send appropriate InfoFrame automatically By using MENU or INC DEC Select Configuration SET By using or INC DEC Select DisplayPort SET Select automatic transmission 0 OFF Does not send appropriate value automatically By using or INC DEC Select Auto Select SET 1 1 ON Send with the most appropriate signal ...

Page 203: ...pe Top Bar The value calculated from the setting of AFD Timing Bottom Bar Left Bar Right Bar RGB or YCbCr Follow the setting of DP Video Format Picture Aspect Follow the setting of DP AVI InfoFrame Video Code compliant with EIA CEA 861 Repetition Fixed to 1 in DP Audio InfoFrame Follow the setting of Digital Audio Source Ext ANALOG to L PCM Int L PCM Ext ANALOG to DSD Int DSD Except the left Sampl...

Page 204: ...C Select Program Edit SET By using or INC DEC Select Output SET By using or INC DEC Select DisplayPort SET Select InfoFrame Packet to be set By using or INC DEC Select InfoFrame SET Input Parameter By using or INC DEC SET Or select by number keys 0 STATUS 9 F SET e g AVI Info Frame Refer to Setting parameters of InfoFrame Packet about InfoFrame and Packet ...

Page 205: ... Scan Info 2 Underscanned Composed for an underscanned display Set of Bar Info This is to set valid invalid of Bar Information that is described later 0 Data Not Valid Bar Data not valid 1 Vertical Valid Vert Bar info valid 2 Horizontal Valid Horiz Bar info Valid 5 Bar Info 3 Vert Horiz Valid Vert And Horiz Bar Info valid Set Active Format Information Present This is to set valid invalid of Active...

Page 206: ...190 9 16 9 4 3 center ...

Page 207: ...n the timings indicated by Code refer to CEA 861 E 13 Repetition 1 This is the Pixel Repetition Factor setting This is not set for DisplayPort 14 Top Bar 0 65535 This is the Line Number of End of Top Bar setting letter box top bar size setting 15 Bottom Bar 0 65535 This is the Line Number of Start of Bottom Bar setting letter box bottom bar size setting 16 Left Bar 0 65535 This is the Pixel Number...

Page 208: ...192 3 AdobeYCC601 4 AdobeRGB ...

Page 209: ...tically Manual 23 Checksum 1 00h FFh The desired value is set 24 Length 0 15 byte This is the AVI InfoFrame length setting Packet Header and Checksum are not included The default is 13 bytes 25 Data Byte 14 15 00h FFh This is the data byte 14 and 15 value setting 1 1 The Checksum Length and Data byte 14 15 settings are optional They can be set only when the requisite license has been registered Wh...

Page 210: ...ing 3 Version 1 Version is displayed only It cannot be changed This is the Audio Coding Type setting 0 Refer StremHeader Refer to Stream Header 1 IEC60958 PCM 2 AC 3 3 MPEG1 Layers 1 2 4 MP3 MPEG1 Layer 3 5 MPEG2 multi ch 6 AAC 7 DTS 8 ATRAC 9 One Bit Audio A Dolby Digital B DTS HD C MLP D DST E WMA Pro 4 Coding Type F Refer Extension This is the Audio Coding Ext Type setting 0 HE AAC 1 HE AACv2 5...

Page 211: ...Chapter 5 Output Settings 195 7 192kHz ...

Page 212: ... 16 RRC RLC RR RL FR FL 17 RRC RLC RR RL LFE FR FL 18 RRC RLC RR RL FC FR FL 19 RRC RLC RR RL FC LFE FR FL 20 FRC FLC FR FL 21 FRC FLC LFE FR FL 22 FRC FLC FC FR FL 23 FRC FLC FC LFE FR FL 24 FRC FLC RC FR FL 25 FRC FLC RC LFE FR FL 26 FRC FLC RC FC FR FL 27 FRC FLC RC FC LFE FR FL 28 FRC FLC RR RL FR FL 29 FRC FLC RR RL LFE FR FL 30 FRC FLC RR RL FC FR FL 9 Speaker Placement 31 FRC FLC RR RL FC L...

Page 213: ...Chapter 5 Output Settings 197 This is the LEF Playback Level setting 0 Undnown 1 0dB Playback 12 LFE PB Level 2 10dB Playback ...

Page 214: ...g or INC DEC and then press SET Set each parameter RGB YPbPr Set the color format here 0 RGB The signal is output in RGB 1 YPbPr The signal is output in YPbPr Level Mode The video level range is set here 0 Full This outputs video with Full Range 1 Limited This outputs video with Limited Range The video level is set here 0 05 1 20V When Video on Sync is OFF Video 0 30 1 20V When Video on Sync is ON...

Page 215: ...er 5 Output Settings 199 Video range of Full Range 8BIT 10BIT 12BIT R G B Y Cb Cr 0 255 0 1023 0 4095 Video range of Limited Range 8BIT 10BIT 12BIT R G B Y 16 235 64 940 256 3760 Cb Cr 16 240 64 960 256 3840 ...

Page 216: ...he DDC power supply Refer to 11 1 Maximum Currency for DDC 5 4 1 2 Setting the video level For the control method refer to 5 1 7 Setting the analog video level 5 4 1 3 Setting the sync signal For the control method refer to 5 1 2 Setting the sync signals ON OFF and setting the sync signal polarities 5 4 1 4 EDID function For the control method refer to 4 13 5 EDID list 5 4 1 5 DDC CI function For ...

Page 217: ... refer to 5 1 7 Setting the analog video level 5 4 2 3 Setting the sync signal For the control method refer to 5 1 2 Setting the sync signals ON OFF and setting the sync signal polarities 5 4 3 D5 output 5 4 3 1 Connectors and pin assignments Pin No Signal Pin No Signal 1 Y 8 Line 1 2 GND Y 9 Line 2 3 Pb 10 NC 4 GND Pb 11 Line 3 5 Pr 12 NC 6 GND Pr 13 NC 7 NC 14 NC 7 1 14 8 ...

Page 218: ...ines are referred to as line 1 line 2 and line 3 Setting procedure Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Output TIM using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Analog using or INC DEC and then press SET Select D5 using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters usin...

Page 219: ...1 0 2 3 Auto The setting matches the program setting Line2 This sets the scanning system 0 Interlace Interlace 1 Progressive Progressive 2 Line2 0 1 2 Auto The setting matches the program setting Line3 This sets the aspect ratio 0 4 3 4 3 1 4 3 Letter Box 4 3 letter box 2 16 9 16 9 3 Line3 0 2 3 Auto The setting matches the program setting ...

Page 220: ...n assignments Connector Signal CVBS Composite video 5 5 2 Y C S terminal output 5 5 2 1 Connectors and pin assignments Pin No Signal 1 GND 2 GND 3 Y 4 C If the timing of the composite and Y C signals such as the period and sync width data has been changed from that in the internal program it may no longer be possible to draw the patterns on the monitor correctly CAU TION ...

Page 221: ...d then press SET Select Y C using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the Aspect using or INC DEC and then press SET Set the DC voltage of the C signal 0 4 3 Normal 4 3 0 V 1 4 3 Letter Box 4 3 letter box 2 2 V 2 16 9 Squeeze 16 9 squeeze 5 0 V Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET 3 Auto ...

Page 222: ... the edges 0 3 5dB gain The edges are enhanced 1 1 0dB gain Same as above 2 1 0dB The edges are smoothed 3 3 0dB Same as above 4 7 0dB Same as above factory setting Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET 5 7 0dB 1 Three pixels are smoothed in addition to the setting ...

Page 223: ...e the analog audio b Set the audio source frequency and level a Enabling the analog audio Select Program Edit using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Output TIM using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Analog using or INC DEC and then press SET Select AUDIO using or INC DEC and then press SET The analog audio output is enabled or disabled 0 OFF Disabled Select Output TIM using or INC DEC...

Page 224: ...is set Setting range Sampling frequency 44 1 or 48 KHz 100 Hz to 20 000 Hz 32 KHz 100 Hz to 14 000 Hz 100 Hz Step Level L The left channel level is set Setting range 0 to 4000 mV 50 mV Step Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Level R The right channel level is set...

Page 225: ...he parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Sine waves are output via the internal L PCM as the Source sound source For details on the settings refer to Int L PCM setting parameters below Int L PCM setting parameters Setting menu display This sets the sampling frequency 0 32KHz This...

Page 226: ...g frequency is 32 kHz The output frequency can be set from 100 Hz to 14 kHz When the sampling frequency is 44 1 or 48 kHz The output frequency can be set from 100 Hz to 20 kHz This sets the level input method 0 ｄB 1 8ch All This sets all the channels 1 to 8 as a dB display Setting range 138 48 to 0 00 dB 1 BIT 1 8ch All This sets all the channels 1 to 8 as a bit display Setting range 0 to 7FFFFFh ...

Page 227: ...Chapter 5 Output Settings 211 3 bit 1 8ch Separate This sets channels 1 to 8 separately as a bit display Setting range 0 to 7FFFFFh Select the level here ...

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Page 229: ... VG 884 supports the following functions 1 Macrovision optional 2 Closed caption V Chip 3 Teletext 4 WSS 5 CGMS A ID 1 The standard TV signals and supported functions are summarized in the table below Macrovision Closed caption V Chip Teletext WSS CGMS A ID 1 NTSC J NTSC M NTSC 443 PAL M PAL BDGHIK PAL Nc The Macrovision closed caption V Chip teletext WSS and CGMS A ID 1 functions cannot be execut...

Page 230: ...These signals also have the effect of causing trouble for the sync signals and disturbances in the images The disturbances caused ensure that content is unwatchable even when it has been copied What does the color stripe function do This function is part of the Macrovision standard and it provides color stripes to overlap with the regular Macrovision signals It constitutes a method of superimposin...

Page 231: ...then press SET The selection options for Mode differ depending on the TV signals OFF is set for any timing format not listed below NTSC M 0 OFF 1 Type1 AGC only 2 Type2 AGC 2Line Colorstripe 3 Type3 AGC 4Line Colorstripe 4 VHS USA 5 VHS US obs NTSC J 0 OFF 1 Type1 AGC only 2 Type2 AGC 2Line Colorstripe 3 Type3 AGC 4Line Colorstripe 4 VHS Japan1 5 VHS Japan2 NTSC 443 PAL M 0 OFF 1 Type1 2 3 AGC onl...

Page 232: ...ip described below uses the EDS function A total of 32 characters can be displayed per line by CC There are 15 lines but the maximum number of lines is limited to 4 in the caption mode CC1 to 4 All 15 lines can be displayed in the text mode T1 to 4 What is the V Chip The V Chip refers to a semiconductor chip that blocks out TV programs containing violence and sexual situations V refers to violence...

Page 233: ... 6 Functions Superimposed Over TV Signals 217 Start Bit Character One Clock Run In Character Two s1 s2 s3 b0 b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6 p1 b0 b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 b6 p2 50IRE 0IRE LSB LSB Closed Caption V Chip 21Line System ...

Page 234: ...ng or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the setting items from the table Select the parameters using SET or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of closed caption setting ite...

Page 235: ...Interval The interval at which the closed caption data is transmitted is set in 1 second increments 3 USER Data No 1 20 The user data number is set here This is valid when USER Data has been selected as the Mode setting in 1 above Listed below are the types of closed caption services available CC1 Primary Synchronous Caption Service caption service for primary language CC2 Special Non Synchronous ...

Page 236: ... time a Carriage Return is received the text is scrolled up one row Roll up4 ROW15 indent Background Cyan not transparent Text Red Standerd characters 0123456789 ABCDEFGHIJ áàâçéèêíîÑñóôúû 7 Music note solid block Transparent space solid block Music note solid block Transparent space Pop on ROW1 ROW2 ROW3 Background Red semi transparent Text Cyan Pop on Style Caption data are loaded into a non dis...

Page 237: ... CC1 CC4 Paint on ROW5 ROW6 ROW7 ROW8 ROW9 ROW10 ROW12 indent ROW14 indent Background Yellow semi transparent Text Blue Once the cursor reaches the 32nd column position on any row all subsequent characters will be displayed In thet column replaceing any previous character ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ S Y are replaced by Z Abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz n y are replaced by z T1 First Text Service T1 Text...

Page 238: ...222 T2 Second Text Service T2 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 012345678901234567890 á é íóú SM ...

Page 239: ...sists of data formatted to fill a box which in height is not less than 7 rows and not more than 15 rows all of which should be contiguous and in width is not less than 32 columns Text should be displayed over a solid background to isolate it from the unrelated program video Each row of text contains maximum of 32 characters T4 Fourth Text Service T4 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstu...

Page 240: ...SET Selecting the setting items from the table Select the parameters using SET or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of V Chip setting items below After completing the setting...

Page 241: ...is rating system is incorporated in ordinary TV sets installed in American homes English Canadian English Language Rating System This rating system targets Canadian English French Canadian French Language Rating System This rating system targets Canadian French These ratings which apply when MPAA has been selected as the System setting in 1 above are set here 0 G General Audience is set as the MPA...

Page 242: ...bits for U S TV are set The bits which can be set differ depending on the U S TV ratings For details of the pattern types refer to U S TV rating system extension bit settings Listed below are the names and descriptions of the U S TV ratings TV Y All children Suitable for all children TV Y7 Directed to older children Suitable for children aged 7 and above TV G General Audience Suitable for audience...

Page 243: ... System setting in 1 above are set here 0 E Exempt is set as the English rating 1 C Children is set as the English rating 2 C8 Children eight years and older is set as the English rating 3 G General Programming suitable for all audiences is set as the English rating 4 PG Parental Guidance is set as the English rating 5 14 Viewers 14 years and older is set as the English rating 5 English 6 18 Adult...

Page 244: ...Programming restricted to adults is set as the French rating Listed below are the names and descriptions of the Canadian French ratings E Exempt No age restrictions apply G General General programming 8ans Not recommended for young children Programming unsuitable for young children 13ans Programming may not be suitable for children under 13 Programming unsuitable for children aged 13 and under 16a...

Page 245: ...total of 40 characters 25 lines can be contained on a page per screen and between 100 and 899 pages of information can be displayed Teletext specifications Teletext supports the following TV signals Teletext is superimposed onto the composite signals and Y C signals PAL but not PAL Nc The vertical sync blanking interval VBI and Teletext waveforms are shown below The Teletext data can be output in ...

Page 246: ...230 Teletext waveforms ...

Page 247: ... Select the Teletext using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the setting items from the table Select the parameters using SET or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of te...

Page 248: ...tting menu Page Data This generator enables up to 20 pages of teletext screens to be registered Numbers for the internal data are set on each page Page data can be set from 100 to 899 The lines in which the Teletext data is to be output are set here The figure indicates the line numbers in the first field and second field 0 Disable The data is not output in line 8 and line 321 8 321 1 Enable The d...

Page 249: ... Page No Description Screen Page No Description Screen 100 Index Page 101 Test Page Including FLASH and CONCEAL 102 Newsflash 103 Subtitle 200 Character English 201 Character German 202 Character Swedish Finnish Hungarian 203 Character Italian 204 Character French 205 Character Portuguese Spanish ...

Page 250: ...s page 2 of 2 Page No Description Screen Page No Description Screen 206 Character Czech Slovak 301 Colours 302 White Flat 505 Clock Cracker 515 Multi Page 4 sub pages 555 Test Pattern1 560 Test Pattern2 Other pages Screen for page 700 ...

Page 251: ...line 23 of the first field The WSS waveform consists of Run In Start Code and the 14 bit data This waveform and the bit allocation are shown below 0 5V 5 0IRE 11 0us 0 25us Line 23 Run In Start Code 14 Data Bits 0 1 13 Bit 27 4us Video WSS Widscreen Signaling Bit0 3 Aspect Bit 0 1 2 3 Aspect Ratio Full format or Letterbox Position 0 0 0 1 4 3 Full format Not applicable 1 0 0 0 14 9 Letterbox Cente...

Page 252: ...or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the setting items from the table Select the parameters using SET or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of WSS setting items below After...

Page 253: ...output Set the aspect ratio here 0 The aspect ratio is set to Full Format 4 3 1 The aspect ratio is set to LB 14 9 center 2 The aspect ratio is set to LB 14 9 top 3 The aspect ratio is set to LB 16 9 center 4 The aspect ratio is set to LB 16 9 top 5 The aspect ratio is set to LB 16 9 center 6 The aspect ratio is set to Full Format 14 9 2 Aspect Ratio 0 7 7 The aspect ratio is set to Full Format 16...

Page 254: ...he following TV signals CGMS A ID 1 is superimposed onto the composite signals and Y C signals NTSC NTSC M NTSC 443 PAL M CGMS A and ID 1 are superimposed onto line 20 first field and line 283 second field The CGMS A and ID 1 waveform consists of the reference bit and 20 bit data This waveform and the bit allocation are shown below 70IRE 10IRE 0IRE 11 2us 0 3us 2 235us 50ns Reference 1 2 3 4 20 Bi...

Page 255: ... Select Output TIM using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Analog using or INC DEC and then press SET Select VBI Function using or INC DEC and then press SET Select CGMS A ID 1 using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the setting items from the table Select the parameters using SET or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SE...

Page 256: ...2 OFF ON Field2 0 1 1 ON The data is output Set the aspect ratio here 0 4 3 Normal The aspect ratio is set to 4 3 1 16 9 Normal The aspect ratio is set to 16 9 2 4 3 Letter Box The aspect ratio is set to 4 3 letter box 3 Aspect 3 Not Defined The aspect ratio is left undefined Set copy protection here 0 Copying Permitted Copying is permitted 1 Not Used Condition Copy protection is left undefined 2 ...

Page 257: ...H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H VESA600 72 VESA600 72 Priority Higher Lower The data for each pattern is set here HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Di...

Page 258: ...T Select Window using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Scroll using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer t...

Page 259: ... 30p 60i The interval execution interval is set to 2 V 4 Interval Interval 1 Set the interval execution interval here Setting range 1 V to 255 V This setting takes effect only when User has been selected as the Mode setting Set the amount of movement per interval execution interval here H Setting range 1 to 255 dots This setting takes effect only when Left or Right has been selected as the Directi...

Page 260: ...NC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of flicker setting items below Table of flicker setting items Set On or Off for window flicker 0 OFF Window flicker is set to Off 1 OFF ON 0 ...

Page 261: ...INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of level up down setting items below Table of level up down setting items Set On or Off for level up down 0 OFF Level up down is set to Off 1 OFF ON 0 1 1 ON Level up down is set to On Set the direction in which the level...

Page 262: ...dow using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Level Sequence using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Ta...

Page 263: ...tting range 1 to 16 The sequences are repeated in order for the number of times set here The RGB levels and interval execution interval in each sequence are set here R G B Set the R G and B levels 8 bit setting range 0 to 255 9 bit setting range 0 to 511 10 bit setting range 0 to 1023 11 bit setting range 0 to 2047 12 bit setting range 0 to 4095 3 1 16 Time Set the interval execution interval here...

Page 264: ... and then press SET Select Graphic Plane using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of graphic plane ...

Page 265: ... interval execution interval here Setting range 1 V to 255 V This setting takes effect only when User has been selected as the Mode setting Set the amount of movement per interval execution interval here H Setting range 1 to 4095 dots This setting takes effect only when Left or Right has been selected as the Direction setting 5 Step Step 1 V Setting range 1H to 4095H This setting takes effect only...

Page 266: ...and then press SET Select Character Plane using or INC DEC and then press SET Selecting the items Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of character pla...

Page 267: ...e interval execution interval here Setting range 1 V to 255 V This setting takes effect only when User has been selected as the Mode setting Set the amount of movement per interval execution interval here H Setting range 1 to 4095 dots This setting takes effect only when Left or Right has been selected as the Direction setting 5 Step Step 1 V Setting range 1H to 4095H This setting takes effect onl...

Page 268: ...r INC DEC and then press SET Select Scroll Sequence using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the items using or INC DEC and then press SET Setting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET For details on the setting items and parameters refer to Table of scroll sequence setting...

Page 269: ...er limit 3 Number Set the number of sequences Setting range 1 to 16 Parameter 1 Direction Set the direction of scrolling here 0 L The window is scrolled to the left 1 R The window is scrolled to the right 2 U The window is scrolled up 3 D The window is scrolled down 4 L U The window is scrolled to the top left 5 L D The window is scrolled to the bottom left 6 R U The window is scrolled to the top ...

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Page 271: ...off Select Configuration using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select General using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Beep using or INC DEC and then press SET This sets the beep 0 OFF The beep is turned off Inputting the parameters Select the parameters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the parameters using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET 1 ON The beep i...

Page 272: ... the SP 8870 software ALL Lock All keys are locked Call the SAVE menu using SAVE Select Configuration Data SAVE using or INC DEC and then press SET After the setting is saved the key lock setting takes effect when the power is turned off and then turned back on Key lock release and unlock settings After the key lock setting is saved the setting takes effect when the power of the generator is turne...

Page 273: ...ly select ON OFF using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys ON Programs continue to be switched while the INC or DEC key is held down OFF The number of programs switched corresponds to the number of times the INC or DEC key is pressed Whether the keys are tapped or held down makes no difference For the switching intervals refer to 8 1 4 INC DEC interval setting 8 1 4 INC DEC interval setting This function ...

Page 274: ... is to be fixed to RGB Select Configuration using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select General using or INC DEC and then press SET Select SAMPLE RGB YPbPr using or INC DEC Select the value using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select the value using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys Default RGB YPbPr is changed in accordance with the color space registered in the sample program data RGB...

Page 275: ...internal memory and USB memory and calling the saved data Select Configuration using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select General using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Image Priority using or INC DEC Select the setting using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select the setting using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys OFF When the USB memory device is connected the image data in the US...

Page 276: ...or INC DEC Select the setting using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select the setting using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys For details of the setting refer to table below Key LCD display Description 0 Center The image is displayed at the center of the screen 1 Top Left The image is displayed at the top left of the screen 2 Bottom Left The image is displayed at the bottom left of the scre...

Page 277: ...ess SET Select General using or INC DEC and then press SET Select Cursor Coordinate using or INC DEC Select the setting using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select the setting using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys For details of the setting refer to table below Key LCD display Description 0 Normal The coordinates are displayed at the top left or right of the display 1 Move with Curs The d...

Page 278: ...1 to 32767 When this is set to 0 the default number of steps that depends on the bit length level is used When this is set to 1 to 32767 the number of set steps is used regardless of the bit length level 8 1 12 RB 1870 CUSTOM Key 1 2 and RB 1871 CUSTOM Key 1 2 RB 1870 Custom Key 2 and RB 1871 Custom Key 2 can be set Either MUTE or HDMI AV MUTE can be selected Select Configuration using MENU or INC...

Page 279: ...ore the generator s power was turned off is executed However some restrictions apply Refer to notes below When Configuration has been selected Select the setting using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the setting using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Select the type of data for Type Type SAMPLE TIM PAT Internal sample data timing or pattern data USER Program Progra...

Page 280: ...264 Example When TIM 5 and PAT 1 then TIM PAT 5 is executed 3 When Last Memory is executed using a group the data at the head of the group will be executed ...

Page 281: ...or INC DEC and then press SET 3 Select AVMUTE Mode using or INC DEC Select the setting using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively select the setting using the number keys 0 STATUS to 9 F For details on the settings refer to the table below Key LCD display Description 0 Keeping Status The status is always sent with ON set for the Set_AVMUTE flag when executing AVMUTE operations When AVMUTE i...

Page 282: ...hen AVMUTE is executed OFF is sent after several frames have been sent with ON set for the Set_AVMUTE flag When AVMUTE is released OFF is sent after several frames have been sent with ON set for the Clear_AVMUTE flag Select these modes when executing HDMI CTS Test ID 8 16 using the SP 8870 HDMI CTS Tool ...

Page 283: ... then press SET Select Copy Program using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the program using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the program using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Type Select the type of data copying Source Select the copy source number and media Destination Select the copy destination number and media Avoid removing the USB memory device or turnin...

Page 284: ...rs and media 1 SAMPLE TIM PAT Program Select the timing or pattern data number among the internal sample data to serve as the source and select the program number and media to serve as the destination 1 TIM Timing Output Audio Select the program number and media for the timing data to be used as the source and select the program number and media for the pattern data to be used as the destination 1...

Page 285: ... optional pattern data can be copied Select Data Copy Erase using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select Copy USER OPT Pattern using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the patterns using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the patterns using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Source Select the copy source pattern number and media Destination Select the copy destinat...

Page 286: ...Alternatively Select the images using 0 STATUS to 9 F and then press SET Source Select the copy source pattern number and media Destination Select the copy destination pattern number and media Select EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET to complete the copying 9 1 5 Copying groups Group data can be copied Select Data Copy Erase using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select COPY Group usin...

Page 287: ... auto executions Auto execution data can be copied Select Data Copy Erase using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select COPY Auto using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the auto executions using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the auto executions using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Source Select the copy source media Destination Displays the copy destinati...

Page 288: ...ternatively Select all data using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Source Select the copy source media Destination Displays the copy destination media When the copy source media is selected the copy destination media is selected automatically Select EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET to complete the copying 9 1 8 Erasing programs Program data can be erased Multiple data can ...

Page 289: ...ram numbers to be erased and the media Select EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET to erase the programs 9 1 9 Erasing user characters User character pattern data can be erased Select Data Copy Erase using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select ERASE USER Character using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the characters using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the chara...

Page 290: ...274 Select EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET to erase the user characters ...

Page 291: ...tern number using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Select the number of the pattern to be erased and the media Select EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET to erase the user optional pattern 9 1 11 Erasing images Image pattern data can be erased Select Data Copy Erase using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select ERASE Image using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the imag...

Page 292: ...E Group using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the group number using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the group number using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Select the range of the numbers of the groups to be erased and the media Select EXECUTE using or INC DEC and then press SET to erase the group 9 1 13 Erasing auto executions Auto execution data can be eras...

Page 293: ... DEC and then press SET to erase the automatic executions 9 1 14 Erasing all data All data can be erased together Select Data Copy Erase using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select ERASE All using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the media using or INC DEC and then press SET Alternatively Select the media with the data using 0 STATUS to 9 F number keys and then press SET Select the media w...

Page 294: ...the first page The selected positions 1 to 9 correspond to 1 to 9 F Set the name of the registered screen To use the name already displayed select OK and then press SET To change the name Change the name using SHIFT INC DEC select OK and then press SET The new name in this example is HDMI 1 When the setting is saved Save Completed is displayed and the display returns to the screen in above Calling...

Page 295: ...cut display the menu screen and then press SAVE In the example given here the HDMI setting screen is registered Select SHORTCUT Key ERASE using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the short cut to be deleted using or INC DEC for page selection and then press SET In this example short cut 6 on the first page is deleted Press SET to delete the short cut Press ESC to cancel deletion Current page tot...

Page 296: ... 1 000 Firmware version BOOT 1 001 Boot data version BOARD The following is the board information MAIN SERIAL 3505001 Serial number of main board REVISION C Board revision of main board USER ADJUSTMENT VALUE User adjustment values dependent on the unit type VGA 0 0 0 VGA output adjustment value YPｂPr D5 0 0 0 YPbPr D5 output adjustment value EXT TYPE TV Encorder SERIAL 3505001 Serial number of EXT...

Page 297: ...system settings data to the factory settings Select Maintenance using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select INITIALIZE Configuration using or INC DEC and then press SET Press SET to execute initialization Initialization is completed Cycle the power of the generator Performing this operation initializes all data stored in the internal memory The generator must be re started after initialization...

Page 298: ...es the short cut data to the factory settings Select Maintenance using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select INITIALIZE SHORTCUT using or INC DEC and then press SET Press SET to execute initialization Initialization is completed Cycle the power of the generator ...

Page 299: ... the power 6 Update the firmware version partial update Refer to Firmware version update procedure 7 Turn on the power Required data Copy the data in the InitialData folder on the provided SP 8870 software installation CD to the USB memory and use this data If the firmware version has been updated at some point after the generator was purchased the data of the updated version will be required Furt...

Page 300: ... Internal Memory using or INC DEC and then press SET Initiate formatting by pressing SET A confirmation message is displayed To continue with formatting select SET To cancel formatting select ESC Formatting is completed Now Formatting Complete Please Reboot Cycle the power and then install the data ...

Page 301: ...sing SET Data installation is completed Now Installing Complete Original display EXECUTE Cycle the power and then update the firmware version partial Firmware version update procedure Use the data that was prepared at the data installation stage If the firmware version has been updated at some point after the generator was purchased copy the data of the updated version to the USB memory Connect th...

Page 302: ...vels to the desired values Refer to 5 1 7 Setting the analog video level Select Maintenance using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select ADJUST VGA YPbPR D5 using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the items to be set using and then while monitoring the actual level with an oscilloscope or other measuring device adjust the value set in up using INC or down using DEC Perform this step for R G ...

Page 303: ... Setting the digital video level Set the analog levels to the desired values Refer to 5 1 7 Setting the analog video level Select Maintenance using MENU or INC DEC and then press SET Select ADJUST CVBS Y C SCART using or INC DEC and then press SET Select the items to be set using and then while monitoring the actual level with an oscilloscope or other measuring device adjust the value set in up us...

Page 304: ...288 ...

Page 305: ...76 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr EIA1280x720p 59 94 xvYCC 8 color bars Color Bar xvYCC 8 1008 45 00 60 00 74 250 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr EIA1280x720p 60 xvYCC 12 color bars Color Bar xvYCC 12 1009 33 72 59 94 74 176 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr EIA1920x1080i 59 94 100 100 color bars horizontal direction 2 Color Bar 100 100 H2 1010 33 75 60 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr E...

Page 306: ...e H 4step 1032 15 75 60 11 54 054 2880x240 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA2880x240pW 60 Gray scale horizontal direction 8 steps Gray Scale H 8step 1033 15 73 59 83 54 000 2880x240 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA2880x240pW 59 94 Gray scale horizontal direction 16 steps Gray Scale H 16step 1034 15 75 59 89 54 054 2880x240 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA2880x240pW 60 Gray scale horizontal direction 32 steps Gray Scale...

Page 307: ...inear HV 1048 15 63 49 92 27 000 1440x288 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA1440x288p 50 Ramp Linear H RGBW H 1049 15 63 49 76 27 000 1440x288 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA1440x288p 50 Ramp Linear V RGBW V 1050 15 63 50 08 27 000 1440x288 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA1440x288pW 50 Ramp Linear H RGBW V 1051 15 63 49 92 27 000 1440x288 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA1440x288pW 50 Turn ramp Ramp H 1Level dot 1052 15 63 49 ...

Page 308: ...2880x480p 59 94 1070 31 50 60 00 108 108 2880x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA2880x480p 60 1071 31 47 59 94 108 000 2880x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA2880x480pW 59 94 Linear ramp horizontal direction scroll Ramp Linear H Scroll 1072 31 50 60 00 108 108 2880x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA2880x480pW 60 Linear ramp vertical direction scroll Ramp Linear V Scroll 1073 31 25 50 00 108 000 2880x576 Prog N N ...

Page 309: ... 720x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA720x480pW 119 88 1089 63 00 120 00 54 054 720x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA720x480pW 120 1090 31 47 119 88 54 000 1440x480 Int N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA1440x480i 119 88 1091 31 50 120 00 54 054 1440x480 Int N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA1440x480i 120 1092 31 47 119 88 54 000 1440x480 Int N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA1440x480iW 119 88 1093 31 50 120 00 54 054 1440x480 Int N N ANALOG YPbPr...

Page 310: ...4 00 59 400 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YpbPr EIA1280x720p 24 1107 18 75 25 00 74 250 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr EIA1280x720p 25 1108 22 50 30 00 74 250 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YpbPr EIA1280x720p 30 1109 112 50 100 00 297 000 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YpbPr EIA1920x1080p 100 1110 135 00 120 00 297 000 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YpbPr EIA1920x1080p 120 1111 OPT38 SMPTE RP 133 SMPTE RP 133 1...

Page 311: ...attern data Pattern data name 1121 White solid Raster White 1122 Red solid Raster Red 1123 Green solid Raster Green 1124 Blue solid Raster Blue 1125 Black solid Raster Black 1126 50 solid gray Raster 50 Gray 1127 Magenta solid Raster Magenta 1128 Cyan solid Raster Cyan 1129 Yellow solid Raster Yellow 1130 1131 1132 1133 1134 1135 1136 1137 1138 1139 1140 内蔵プログラムデータ No 1121 1140 内蔵プログラムデータ No 1121 ...

Page 312: ...i59 YCC 12 AFD pattern 4 3 Type 10 AFD 4 3 Type10 1153 44 96 59 94 74 176 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr EIA720p59 YCC 12 AFD pattern 4 3 Type 11 AFD 4 3 Type11 1154 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x480 Prog N N ANALOG RGB EIA480p59 YCC 12 AFD pattern 4 3 Type 12 AFD 4 3 Type12 1155 67 43 59 94 148 352 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr EIA1080p59 YCC 12 AFD pattern 16 9 Type 0 AFD 16 9 Type0 1156 15 73 59 ...

Page 313: ...attern 16 9 Type 11 AFD 16 9 Type11 1167 AFD pattern 16 9 Type 12 AFD 16 9 Type12 1168 1169 1170 1171 31 47 59 94 27 000 720x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr EIA480p59 RGB 12 1172 33 72 59 94 74 176 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr EIA1080i59 RGB 12 1173 44 96 59 94 74 176 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr EIA720p59 RGB 12 1174 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x480 Prog N N ANALOG RGB EIA480p59 RGB 12 1175 67 43 59 9...

Page 314: ...3 72 59 94 74 176 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr EIA1080i59 YCC 12 xv 1192 44 96 59 94 74 176 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr EIA720p59 YCC 12 xv 1193 67 43 59 94 148 352 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr EIA1080p59 YCC 12 xv 1194 27 00 24 00 74 250 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr EIA1080p24 YCC 12 xv 1195 28 13 50 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr EIA1080i50 YCC 12 xv 1196 37 50 50 0...

Page 315: ...i50 FramePack Sub pixel checker SubPixel 1207 89 91 59 94 148 352 1280x1470 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p60 FramePack 1208 75 00 50 00 148 500 1280x1470 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p50 FramePack 1209 44 96 29 97 148 352 1280x1470 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p30 FramePack 1210 35 96 23 98 118 681 1280x1470 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p24 FramePack 1211 62 94 59 94 54 000 720x1005 Prog N N ANALOG YP...

Page 316: ...ara Cor Cen H7 9 1227 44 96 59 94 74 176 1280x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p60 Side_half Corner center character H 16 16 32 32 Chara Cor Cen H16 16 1228 37 50 50 00 74 250 1280x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p50 Side_half Chinese character BI 7 9 64 64 Chara all Chinese 1229 22 48 29 97 74 176 1280x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p30 Side_half Character me 18 18 Chara all me 1230 17 98 23 98 5...

Page 317: ...x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p60 Top Bot 1248 37 50 50 00 74 250 1280x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p50 Top Bot 1249 22 48 29 97 74 176 1280x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p30 Top Bot 1250 17 98 23 98 59 341 1280x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p24 Top Bot 1251 31 47 59 94 27 000 720x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 480p60 Top Bot H 20 V 20 dot pattern Dot H 20 V 20 1252 15 73 59 94 27 000 1440...

Page 318: ...NALOG YPbPr 3D 720p50 Side_full 1269 22 48 29 97 148 352 2560x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p30 Side_full 1270 17 98 23 98 118 681 2560x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p24 Side_full 1271 31 47 59 94 54 000 1440x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 480p60 Side_full Circle Format 0 Circle Format0 1272 15 73 59 94 54 000 2880x480 Int N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 480i60 Side_full Circle Format 1 Circle Format1 1273 ...

Page 319: ...ference Timing data name Pattern data Pattern data name 1281 Burst L R Burst L R 1282 Burst L R Burst L R 1283 Burst L C R Burst L C R 1284 Burst L C R Burst L C R 1285 Burst T B Burst T B 1286 Burst T B Burst T B 1287 Burst T C B Burst T C B 1288 Burst T C B Burst T C B 1289 1290 1291 1292 1293 1294 1295 1296 1297 1298 1299 1300 内蔵プログラムデータ No 1281 1300 内蔵プログラムデータ No 1281 1300 ...

Page 320: ...P HDTV1080 YPbPr HD SDI 1080 59 94i Window scroll Right Window Scroll Right 1313 28 13 50 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr HD SDI 1080 50i Window scroll Up Window Scroll Up 1314 33 75 60 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr HD SDI 1080 30sf Window scroll Down Window Scroll Down 1315 33 72 59 94 74 176 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr HD SDI 1080 29 97sf Window scroll Top left Windo...

Page 321: ...dow HV Size 30 1329 40 window Window HV Size 40 1330 50 window Window HV Size 50 1331 67 50 60 00 148 500 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 3G A 60p YC422 10b 60 window Window HV Size 60 1332 67 43 59 94 148 352 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 3G A 59p YC422 10b 70 window Window HV Size 70 1333 33 75 60 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 3G A 60i RGB 12b 80 window Window HV Size 80 1334 ...

Page 322: ...20x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 3G B 60i YC422 12b 1348 33 72 59 94 74 176 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 3G B 59i YC422 12b 1349 27 00 24 00 74 250 2048x1080 Prog P P ANALOG RGB 3G B DCI RGB 12b 1350 1351 67 50 60 00 148 500 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr Dual 60p YC422 10b 1352 67 43 59 94 148 352 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr Dual 59p YC422 10b 1353 33 75 60 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int P P ...

Page 323: ...ming data name Pattern data Pattern data name 1361 56 25 50 00 148 500 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 3G A 50p YC422 10b 1362 56 25 50 00 148 500 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 3G B 50p YC422 10b 1363 56 25 50 00 148 500 1920x1080 Prog P P HDTV1080 YPbPr Dual 50p YC422 10b 1364 1365 1366 1367 1368 1369 1370 1371 1372 1373 1374 1375 1376 1377 1378 1379 1380 内蔵プログラムデータ No 1341 1360 ...

Page 324: ...og P P HDTV1080 RGB 4K2K 3840x2160p60 s2 1384 135 00 60 00 594 000 3840x2160 Prog P P HDTV1080 RGB 4K2K 3840x2160p60 s3 1385 270 00 120 00 1188 000 3840x2160 Prog P P HDTV1080 RGB 4K2K 3840x2160p120s0 1386 270 00 120 00 1188 000 3840x2160 Prog P P HDTV1080 RGB 4K2K 3840x2160p120s1 1387 270 00 120 00 1188 000 3840x2160 Prog P P HDTV1080 RGB 4K2K 3840x2160p120s2 1388 270 00 120 00 1188 000 3840x2160...

Page 325: ...P HDTV1080 YPbPr 1920x1080 60p Color temperature Color Temperature 1408 44 96 59 94 74 176 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr 1280x720 59 94p Pairing Pairing 1409 45 00 60 00 74 250 1280x720 Prog P P HDTV720 YPbPr 1280x720 60p Crosshatch circle gray Cross Circle Gray 1410 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC YPbPr NTSC J 4 3 Crosshatch circle color bar character Cross Circle Color H 1411 Circle li...

Page 326: ... HDTV1080 YPbPr 1920x1080 25p 256 color block color Color letters 256 Color Color 1431 33 72 59 94 74 176 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 1920x1080 29 97sf Random 256 color color bar 256 Color Random 1432 33 75 60 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 1920x1080 30sf 256 step gray scale 7 color bars 256 Gray 7 Color 1433 26 97 47 96 74 176 1920x1080 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 1920x1080 23 98sf Ce...

Page 327: ...n horizontal direction Ramp Limited H 1446 Limited ramp in vertical direction Ramp Limited V 1447 1448 1449 1450 1451 33 72 59 94 74 176 1920x1035 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 1920x1035 59 94i 1452 33 75 60 00 74 250 1920x1035 Int P P HDTV1080 YPbPr 1920x1035 60i 1453 31 25 50 00 74 250 1920x1080 Int N N HDTV1250 YPbPr SMPTE295Mi 1454 62 50 50 00 148 500 1920x1080 Prog N N HDTV1250 YPbPr SMPTE295Mp 1455...

Page 328: ...2 Motion blur 2 Motion Blur2 1483 Motion blur 3 Motion Blur3 1484 Motion blur 4 Motion Blur4 1485 Motion blur 5 Motion Blur5 1486 Motion blur 6 Motion Blur6 1487 Motion blur 7 Motion Blur7 1488 Motion blur 8 Motion Blur8 1489 Motion blur 9 Motion Blur9 1490 Motion blur 10 Motion Blur10 1491 Motion blur 11 Motion Blur11 1492 Motion blur 12 Motion Blur12 1493 1494 1495 1496 1497 1498 1499 1500 内蔵プ...

Page 329: ... 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N PAL YPbPr PAL LB 1507 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N SECAM YPbPr SECAM 4 3 1508 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N SECAM YPbPr SECAM 16 9 1509 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N SECAM YPbPr SECAM LB 1510 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC M YPbPr NTSC M 1511 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC 443 YPbPr NTSC 443 HDCP On Screen 1512 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x...

Page 330: ...N NTSC M YPbPr V Chip MPAA G 1526 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC M YPbPr V Chip MPAA X 1527 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC M YPbPr V Chip US TV Y 1528 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC M YPbPr V Chip US TV MA VSL 1529 1530 1531 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N PAL YPbPr PAL TELETEXT EDID pattern DVI 1 EDID DVI1 1532 EDID pattern DVI 1 HEX EDID DVI1 HEX 1533 EDID pattern D...

Page 331: ...1543 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC YPbPr Mac NTSC J DVD Type3 EDID pattern TV VGA EDID TV VGA 1544 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N PAL YPbPr Mac PAL DVD EDID pattern TV VGA HEX EDID TV VGA HEX 1545 1546 1547 1548 1549 1550 1551 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N PAL YPbPr SCART PAL VBS 4 3 1552 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N PAL YPbPr SCART PAL Y C 4 3 1553 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x...

Page 332: ...I1 L 100 DDC CI HDMI1 L 100 1569 DDC CI pattern HDMI1 L 200 DDC CI HDMI1 L 200 1570 DDC CI pattern HDMI2 L 0 DDC CI HDMI2 L 0 1571 DDC CI pattern HDMI2 L 100 DDC CI HDMI2 L 100 1572 DDC CI pattern HDMI2 L 200 DDC CI HDMI2 L 200 1573 DDC CI pattern PC DVI L 0 DDC CI pcDVI L 0 1574 DDC CI pattern PC DVI L 100 DDC CI pcDVI L 100 1575 DDC CI pattern PC DVI L 200 DDC CI pcDVI L 200 1576 DDC CI pattern ...

Page 333: ...6 000 800x600 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA800x600 56 1609 37 88 60 32 40 000 800x600 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA800x600 60 1610 48 08 72 19 50 000 800x600 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA800x600 72 1611 46 88 75 00 49 500 800x600 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA800x600 75 1612 53 67 85 06 56 250 800x600 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA800x600 85 1613 76 30 119 97 73 250 800x600 Prog P N ANALOG RGB VESA800x600 120CVT 1614 31 02 ...

Page 334: ...1 59 91 71 000 1280x800 Prog P N ANALOG RGB VESA1280x800 60CVT 1628 49 70 59 81 83 500 1280x800 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1280x800 60 1629 62 79 74 93 106 500 1280x800 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1280x800 75 1630 71 55 84 88 122 500 1280x800 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1280x800 85 1631 101 56 119 91 146 250 1280x800 Prog P N ANALOG RGB VESA1280x800 120CVT 1632 60 00 60 00 108 000 1280x960 Prog P P ANALOG RG...

Page 335: ...0 75 1649 80 43 84 84 157 000 1440x900 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1440x900 85 1650 114 22 119 85 182 750 1440x900 Prog P N ANALOG RGB VESA1440x900 120CVT 1651 75 00 60 00 162 000 1600x1200 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1600x1200 60 1652 81 25 65 00 175 500 1600x1200 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1600x1200 65 1653 87 50 70 00 189 000 1600x1200 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1600x1200 70 1654 93 75 75 00 202 500 1600x120...

Page 336: ...0 60 1669 74 56 59 88 193 250 1920x1200 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1920x1200 60 1670 94 04 74 93 245 250 1920x1200 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1920x1200 75 1671 107 18 84 93 281 250 1920x1200 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1920x1200 85 1672 152 40 119 91 317 000 1920x1200 Prog P N ANALOG RGB VESA1920x1200 120CVT 1673 90 00 60 00 234 000 1920x1440 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1920x1440 60 1674 112 50 75 00 297 000 19...

Page 337: ...OG RGB VESA1920x1080 60 1682 72 00 60 00 162 00 2048x1152 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA2048x1152 60 1683 1684 1685 1686 1687 1688 1689 1690 1691 1692 1693 1694 1695 1696 1697 1698 1699 1700 Programs No 1701 1800 are not registered 3D Timings have been moved to Prg no 1201 1275 since HDMI ver 1 4 support with which Prg no 1801 1848 have been all deleted Data contained in Prg no can be read and used with...

Page 338: ...00 1440x1028 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 480i60 FramePack 1811 31 25 25 00 54 000 1440x1226 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 576i50 FramePack 1812 62 94 59 94 50 350 640x1005 Prog N N ANALOG RGB 3D VGAp60 FramePack 1813 67 43 59 94 148 352 1920x2206 Int P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 1080i60 FieldAlte 1814 56 25 50 00 148 500 1920x2206 Int P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 1080i50 FieldAlte 1815 31 47 59 94 54 000 1440x1006 Int N N ...

Page 339: ...D 1080p24 Side_full 1828 33 72 59 94 148 352 3840x1080 Int P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 1080i60 Side_full 1829 28 13 50 00 148 500 3840x1080 Int P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 1080i50 Side_full 1830 44 96 59 94 148 352 2560x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p60 Side_full 1831 37 50 50 00 148 500 2560x720 Prog P P ANALOG YPbPr 3D 720p50 Side_full 1832 31 47 59 94 54 000 1440x480 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 480p60 Side_full...

Page 340: ...og N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 480p60 Side_half 1845 31 25 50 00 27 000 720x576 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 576p50 Side_half 1846 15 73 59 94 27 000 1440x480 Int N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 480i60 Side_half 1847 15 63 50 00 27 000 1440x576 Int N N ANALOG YPbPr 3D 576i50 Side_half 1848 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x480 Prog N N ANALOG RGB 3D VGAp60 Side_half 1849 内蔵プログラムデータ No 1841 1848 NOTE Sample timing Prg no 1801 1848 i...

Page 341: ...5 03 78 750 1024x768 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA768 75 1859 79 98 75 02 135 000 1280x1024 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1024 75 1860 91 15 85 02 157 500 1280x1024 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1024 85 1861 75 00 60 00 162 000 1600x1200 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1200 60 1862 81 25 65 00 175 500 1600x1200 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1200 65 1863 87 50 70 00 189 000 1600x1200 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1200 70 1864 93 75 75...

Page 342: ... TEXT400 70 1878 31 47 50 03 25 175 640x350 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA350 50 1879 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x350 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA350 60 1880 31 47 70 09 25 175 640x350 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA350 70 1881 31 47 50 03 25 175 640x400 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA400 50 1882 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x400 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA400 60 1883 31 47 70 09 25 175 640x400 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA400 70 1884 31 47 50 03...

Page 343: ...G RGB UXGA1200 85A 1899 106 48 85 05 230 000 1600x1200 Prog N N ANALOG RGB UXGA1200 85B 1900 107 42 80 05 220 000 1600x1280 Prog N N ANALOG RGB UXGA1280 80A 1901 106 48 80 06 230 000 1600x1280 Prog N N ANALOG RGB UXGA1280 80B 1902 106 4 80 00 238 340 1600x1280 Prog N N ANALOG RGB UXGA1280 80C 1903 109 82 80 40 246 000 1600x1280 Prog N N ANALOG RGB UXGA1280 82 1904 35 52 86 96 44 900 1024x768 Int N...

Page 344: ...30 1120x750 Prog N N ANALOG RGB NEC 768 60A 1919 56 48 70 07 75 000 1024x768 Prog N N ANALOG RGB NEC 768 70 1920 64 6 59 93 107 500 1280x1024 Prog N N ANALOG RGB NEC 1024 60 1921 74 88 69 85 127 000 1280x1024 Prog N N ANALOG RGB NEC 1024 70 1922 78 86 74 11 135 000 1280x1024 Prog N N ANALOG RGB NEC 1024 75 1923 48 36 60 08 65 000 1024x768 Prog N N ANALOG RGB NEC 768 60B 1924 61 8 65 95 92 940 1152...

Page 345: ...ALOG RGB Fujitsu FMV 1024 75 1939 80 66 100 83 108 410 1024x768 Prog N N ANALOG RGB Fujitsu FMV 1024 100 1940 79 7 74 83 134 370 1280x1024 Prog N N ANALOG RGB Fujitsu FMV5166 1941 80 38 75 12 135 040 1280x1024 Prog N N ANALOG RGB Fujitsu FMV5133 1942 63 74 60 02 108 100 1280x1024 Prog N N ANALOG RGB Fujitsu SIGMA 1943 78 16 71 64 135 060 1280x1024 Prog N N ANALOG RGB HITACHI SXGA 1944 26 35 59 90 ...

Page 346: ...nt N N ANALOG RGB MEDICAL 2I 1959 30 69 60 06 36 830 947x473 Prog N N ANALOG RGB MEDICAL 2N 1960 37 93 85 04 35 500 720x400 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA400 88 1961 112 5 90 00 243 000 1600x1200 Prog N N ANALOG RGB 1200 90 1962 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x480 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA480 60 1963 63 98 60 02 108 000 1280x1024 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA1024 60 1964 15 63 50 00 13 500 702x574 Int N N SECAM YPbPr S...

Page 347: ...NALOG YPbPr 483P 1979 31 25 50 00 27 000 720x576 Prog N N ANALOG YPbPr PAL 2 1980 83 64 60 00 204 750 1792x1344 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1344 60 1981 83 64 60 00 204 750 1792x1344 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1344 60 1982 86 33 60 00 218 250 1856x1392 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1392 60 1983 86 33 60 00 218 250 1856x1392 Prog N P ANALOG RGB VESA1392 60 1984 90 00 60 00 234 000 1920x1440 Prog N P ANALOG RGB ...

Page 348: ...0 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA480 60 1994 15 73 59 94 13 500 712x484 Int N N NTSC M YPbPr NTSC M 1995 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x480 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA480 60 1996 31 47 59 94 25 175 640x480 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VGA480 60 1997 48 08 72 19 50 000 800x600 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VESA600 72 1998 56 48 70 07 75 000 1024x768 Prog N N ANALOG RGB VESA768 70 1999 79 98 75 02 135 000 1280x1024 Prog P P ANALOG RGB VE...

Page 349: ...lock Black 4 8 Color 16 Gray 5 Gray Cross Hatch 6 Color Cross Hatch 7 Color Temperature 8 Pairing 9 Cross Circle Gray 10 Cross Circle Color H 11 Circle Line 12 H Character Line 13 O Character Line 14 Cross Talk W 90 15 16 NTSC Color 17 Sign Wave Scroll 18 Multi Burst 100 19 1 10MHz 10step 20 Gamma Ramp wγ 2 5 21 Gamma Ramp γ 2 0 22 Gamma Ramp γ 0 5 23 SMPTE Color 24 SMPTE RP 27 1 25 ITC 9 Window 2...

Page 350: ... 38 SMPTE RP 133 39 SMPTE RP 133 Color 40 SpeakerCheck Youth 41 42 Cross Marker 1 43 256 Color Color 44 Linear Ramp H 45 Linear Ramp V 46 256 Color Random 47 48 49 Corner Center Window 50 32 Gray H2 51 3gray Window 52 Cross Marker 2 53 Circle Cross Hatch 54 1dotChecker Window 55 32 Gray V 56 64 Gray V 57 Linear Ramp H 58 Linear Ramp V 59 Linear Ramp HV 60 ANSI Setup ...

Page 351: ...Carter10 Internal data 335 ...

Page 352: ...1 Licence registration is required Ask more us for purchase of licence 2 This is a pattern supporting minus levels specially for analog CVBS output It cannot display the pattern with proper level in other outputs 3 This is a pattern supporting minus levels specially for analog Component output It cannot display the pattern with proper level in other outputs ...

Page 353: ... 1 18 x 18 p 305 F1 Letters me 2 VESA specifications 18 x 18 p 305 F2 Chinese character AI 64 x 64 p 306 F3 Chinese character BI 64 x 64 p 306 F4 Chinese character TAKA 32 x 32 p 307 F5 Chinese character KIRI 32 x 32 p 307 F6 Chinese character KEN 32 x 32 p 308 F7 Burst 64 x 64 p 308 F8 F9 FA FB FC FD FE FF ...

Page 354: ...338 F0H letters me 1 F1H letters me 2 VESA specifications ...

Page 355: ...Carter10 Internal data 339 ...

Page 356: ...340 F2H Chinese character AI F3H Chinese character BI ...

Page 357: ...Carter10 Internal data 341 ...

Page 358: ...342 F4H Chinese character TAKA F5H Chinese character KIRI ...

Page 359: ...Carter10 Internal data 343 ...

Page 360: ...344 F6H Chinese character KEN F7H Burst ...

Page 361: ...Carter10 Internal data 345 ...

Page 362: ...346 10 4 Character pattern data 5 7 character pattern table 1 of 2 ...

Page 363: ...Carter10 Internal data 347 ...

Page 364: ...348 5 7 character pattern table 2 of 2 ...

Page 365: ...Carter10 Internal data 349 7 9 character pattern table 1 of 2 ...

Page 366: ...350 ...

Page 367: ...Carter10 Internal data 351 7 9 character pattern table 2 of 2 8 9 dots are used for 80H to 8FH ...

Page 368: ...352 ...

Page 369: ...Carter10 Internal data 353 16 16 character pattern table 1 of 4 ...

Page 370: ...354 ...

Page 371: ...Carter10 Internal data 355 16 16 character pattern table 2 of 4 ...

Page 372: ...356 ...

Page 373: ...Carter10 Internal data 357 16 16 character pattern table 3 of 4 ...

Page 374: ...358 ...

Page 375: ...Carter10 Internal data 359 16 16 character pattern table 4 of 4 ...

Page 376: ...360 ...

Page 377: ...545 4 3 714 286 No Japan NTSC M NTSC 712 484 858 525 60 1 001 Interrace 3 579545 4 3 714 286 Yes USA NTSC 443 NTSC 712 484 858 525 60 1 001 Interrace 4 43361875 4 3 714 286 Yes PAL M PAL 712 484 858 525 60 1 001 Interrace 3 57561189 4 3 714 286 Yes Brazil PAL B D G H I K PAL BT 470 6 702 574 864 625 50 Interrace 4 43361875 4 3 700 300 No U K Germany PAL Nc PAL 702 574 864 625 50 Interrace 3 582056...

Page 378: ... 1980 750 50 3300 750 30 3300 750 30 1 001 3960 750 25 4125 750 24 720p SMPTE296M 1280 720 4125 750 24 1 001 Progressive 16 9 700 300 60 1035i BTA S 001A 1920 1035 2200 1125 60 1 001 Interlaced 16 9 700 300 2200 1125 60 2200 1125 60 1 001 1080i SMPTE274M 1920 1080 2640 1125 50 Interlaced 16 9 700 300 2200 1125 60 2200 1125 60 1 001 2640 1125 50 2200 1125 30 2200 1125 30 1 001 2640 1125 25 2750 112...

Page 379: ...Chapter10 Internal data 363 Table of TV standard signal timing waveforms 1 of 3 ...

Page 380: ...364 Table of TV standard signal timing waveforms 2 of 3 ...

Page 381: ...Chapter10 Internal data 365 Table of TV standard signal timing waveforms 3 of 3 ...

Page 382: ...366 ...

Page 383: ...tage is output as shown in the figure below DDC power supply output circuit The voltage is as follows HDMI Analog DSUB output 5V fixed The DDC power supply incorporates an overcurrent protection device but do not use a current which exceeds the rating Do NOT supply power to the DDC power supply from the device connected to the VG 882 A If such the voltage of such a power supply is connected both t...

Page 384: ...368 ...

Page 385: ...the setting range 307 H Timing Period Over Limit Period in the horizontal timing data is outside the setting range 308 H Timing Disp Over Limit Disp in the horizontal timing data is outside the setting range 309 H Timing Sync Over Limit Sync in the horizontal timing data is outside the setting range 30A H Timing Backp Over Limit Backp in the horizontal timing data is outside the setting range 30B ...

Page 386: ... Error in the image pattern number 330 Image Data File Not Found The image pattern has not been registered 333 CURSOR Not Selected The cursor pattern has not been selected when SP 8870 CurTool is used 338 Gray Scale Data Error Error in the gray scale pattern data 339 OPT Image Data Error Error in the optional pattern or image pattern data 33B Cursor Data Error Error in the cursor pattern data 33C ...

Page 387: ...IC supporting Macrovision has not been installed in the unit 352 EDID Header Error Error in the EDID header 353 EDID Check Sum Error EDID checksum error 354 EDID Header Check Sum Error Errors in both the EDID header and checksum 355 User YPbPr Coefficient Error Error in the color difference coefficients 360 Image License Error The image data license has not been supplied 361 Data File Not Found Th...

Page 388: ...dentified as 1 1 as a result of HDCP version 1 1 or HDCP version EDID check 415 HDCP Ri NG The values of Ri and Ri do not match 416 HDCP FIFO Ready Time out FIFO Ready fails to occur within restricted time limit 417 HDCP DEPTH Error The depth number has exceeded 7 418 HDCP DEVICE_COUNT Error The count number has exceeded 127 419 HDCP List Error V V The values of V and V do not match 12 4 User gene...

Page 389: ... written permission The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice due to improvements The manufacturer will not be liable for any effects caused by incorrect operation All inquiries concerning this product should be addressed to your dealer or to the manufacturer at the contact numbers given below The products and product names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks a...

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