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Creating and Editing Spyder Stereoscopic Configurations
Spyder Stereoscopic Option 2 (SSO2) User Manual 16
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A step-by-step set of instructions for creating new configurations are described in the standard Spyder Advanced
software guide. Please consult this guide for additional information on creating new configurations.
Defining Input Sources
Stereo and non-stereo sources are defined after initial system configuration.
The new source property panel allows for default options when creating the
source definition. This property panel is accessible from the Vista Advanced /
Basic software applications by clicking an unused register in the source list.
Figure 6 shows the new source property panel.
Notice the ‘Stereo Options’ section of the panel. When set to ‘Off’ (default),
the new source being created will not be defined as a 2D / non-stereo input.
The ‘Active’ and ‘Passive’ stereo modes are invalid for use with the SSO2
mode; the ‘Interleaved’ selection is the only valid stereoscopic mode option.
The table below shows the various options available when selecting a valid
stereo mode as part of a new source configuration.
Options for Creating New Sources
Off
This creates a non-stereo (2D) source
image. No additional options are
available when the ‘Off’ mode is
selected.
Interleaved Stereo Input
When defining an interleaved stereo
source, a router and associated input
can be defined for the stereo sync
signal, which can be routed separately
from the video signal.
After selecting the desired options in the new source property panel, click either the ‘Create and Configure
Input’ or the ‘Create and Add Another Source’ link at the top of the panel. Each of the two options will use the
Figure 7: New Source Panel