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Working with InfraRGB
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InfraScene Mode
In InfraScene mode, 2 separate input sources are used: 1 source will provide the video data for
visible content and the other will provide the video data for IR. The main input is displayed in RGB
and the secondary input in IR. The 2 streams of video data are merged together to create a 4 color
60Hz frame made up of red, green, blue, and IR data. The RGB is taken from 1 input and the IR is
derived from data on the second input.
1. Connect the video source for the main
input (RGB data).
2. Connect the video source for the
secondary input (IR data).
3. From the Main menu, select
InfraRGB.
4. Set the Main Input to the DVI on
which the source of visible data is
connected.
5. Set the Secondary Input to the DVI on which the source of IR data is connected.
6. Select Enable InfraRGB.
7. From the InfraRGB Source Sequence drop-down list select InfraScene RGB (Main), IR
(Secondary). The system will then attempt to interleave the signals.
8. Select the lighting mode that is appropriate for your application using the Selected Lighting
Mode drop-down list. See Select Lighting Mode on page 42 and Set RGB and IR Lighting Mode
on page 42.
9. The controls on the InfraRGB Target & Adjustments menu can then be used to set the target IR
brightness and target IR weight. You can do this by adjusting the settings in the Manual IR
Power menu or by enabling IRLOC Mode. For details, see
Manage InfraRGB with IRLOC on
page 43.
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The output timing will be derived and locked to 1 of the 2 inputs (as specified by the frame
lock option which can be either frame lock or frame lock secondary). For best performance
(no frame skips or repeats) in Interleaved or InfraScene modes the 2 inputs should be
synchronized together (gen-locked).
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It is possible to use InfraScene mode with a single input source, simply select the same
source as both the Main and Secondary Input. When operating this way the Curve
controls
can be used to differentiate the RGB and IR video content.