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7.1.1.2 Set relative rate
Caution: - Make sure the reference input is a reliable source. Any disruptions in the reference signal may cause visible
glitches on the output, even if the selected framelock reference input is not being displayed.
1. Go to
Preconfig
> System.
2. In
Vertical Rate
>
Source
, click
Framelock
.
3. In Reference , select Genlock or the Input to be the refresh rate reference.
4. In
Factor
, select
x0.5
;
x1
or
x2
. (the “reference rate x rate factor” must be between 22Hz and 120Hz).
Framelock input settings
These settings are applied when Framelock is set as Vertical rate.
Set the framelock sync settings according to your video sync setup.
Setting name Description / Setting selection
Sync Type Composite Analog Sync or Composite TTL Sync
H sync Load Hi-Z or 75 ohms
Chroma Filter
On/Off toggle. Filter the chroma for better synchronization when using a composite
video signal as framelock input.
Framelock output settings
Set the Framelock output to Loop the Framelock or to output the internal rate of the unit.
Color processing
Set the color space used for processing and set HDR processing.
Tip: BT.709 is recommended for HD and BT.2020 is recommended for 4K / UHD.
1. Go to Preconfig > System.
2. In Color Processing > Type , select the general color space used for processing
Setting name Description / Setting selection
Type Select the general color space used for processing:
•
YCbCr 4:4:4 ITU-R BT.709
,
•
YCbCr 4:4:4 ITU-R BT.2020 ,
•
YCbCr 4:4:4 ITU-R BT.709 Limited (limited range)
• YCbCr 4:4:4 ITU-R BT.2020 Limited (limited range)
HDR Processing On/Off toggle. Enable Dynamic range conversion.
Internal Profile Select the Dynamic range used for processing.
Luminance Select the nit level used for processing.
Note: The output color space is set per output in the Output menu. For more information, see
9 Outputs
page 64.
Quick HDCP
From Preconfig > System, quickly enable / disable HDCP for all inputs and outputs in the same page.
Note: Disabling HDCP reduces possible problems when the content is not fully HDCP compliant. When output HDCP is disabled, HDCP
inputs will not be displayed anymore.