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26                                                                                                                               Christie Vive Audio SKA-3D User Manual

020-101056-02 Rev. 1 (10-2013)

Operation

Adjust the BI-Amp LC & RC to Aux 1/2 Crossover 
Frequency

1. Press 

Menu

. 

2. Press the left or right navigation button to display 

Adv. Audio Settings

.

3. Press 

Enter

.

4. Press the up or down navigation button to display 

BI-AMP LC&RC XOVER

.

5. Press the left or right navigation button and select the bi-amp LC and RC to aux 1/2 crossover 

frequency:

<00400Hz>...<4000Hz>

The crossover frequency is adjustable from 40-4000 Hz in 5 Hz increments.

6. Press 

Enter

 to save changes.

7. Press 

Exit

 until you return to the status screen.

Adjust the BI-Amp LS & RS to Aux 1/2

1. Press 

Menu

. 

2. Press the left or right navigation button to display 

Adv. Audio Settings

.

3. Press 

Enter

.

4. Press the up or down navigation button to display 

BI-AMP LS&RS to Aux

.

5. Press the left or right navigation button and select the bi-amp LS and RS to aux 1/2 setting:

•

<DISABLE>

•

<ENABLE>

6. Press 

Enter

 to save changes.

7. Press 

Exit

 until you return to the status screen.

Adjust the BI-AMP LS & RS Crossover Frequency

1. Press 

Menu

. 

2. Press the left or right navigation button to display 

Adv. Audio Settings

.

3. Press 

Enter

.

4. Press the up or down navigation button to display 

BI-AMP LS&RS XOVER

.

5. Press the left or right navigation button and select the bi-amp LS and RS crossover frequency:

<00400Hz>...<4000Hz>

The crossover frequency is adjustable from 40-4000 Hz in 5 Hz increments.

Summary of Contents for Vive Audio SKA-3D

Page 1: ...Christie Vive Audio SKA 3D U s e r M a n u a l 020 101056 02 ...

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Page 3: ...Christie Vive Audio SKA 3D U s e r M a n u a l 020 101056 02 ...

Page 4: ...tor lamp beyond the recommended lamp life or use of a lamp supplied by a supplier other than Christie or an authorized distributor of Christie lamps d Problems or damage caused by combination of a Product with non Christie equipment such as distribution systems cameras DVD players etc or use of a Product with any non Christie interface device e Problems or damage caused by the use of any lamp repl...

Page 5: ...mware Version 11 Update the Firmware 11 Select a Video Input 12 Select an Audio Input 12 Adjust the Outputs 13 Adjust the Audio Processing Mode 14 Adjust the Auto Preset Select 14 Adjust Dolby True HD Dynamic Range Compression 15 Adjust Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus Dynamic Range Compression 15 Adjust the Reference Level 15 Adjust the Output Resolution 16 Adjust 3D Mode 16 Adjust the DVI Ou...

Page 6: ...26 Adjust the BI Amp LS RS to Aux 1 2 26 Adjust the BI AMP LS RS Crossover Frequency 26 Manage Presets 27 Configure Presets 27 Import Presets from a File 29 Manually Apply a Configured Preset 29 Manage Trigger Inputs 30 Configure Trigger Inputs 30 Import Trigger Inputs from a File 31 Manage Trigger Outputs 31 Configure Trigger Outputs 31 Import Trigger Outputs from a File 33 Use an External Microp...

Page 7: ...tal In 8 pairs 16 ch 90 DB 25 Male Balanced Analog Out 91 RJ 45 Pinout Alt 1 92 RJ 45 Pinout Alt 2 93 VI N Phoenix Connector VI N and HI 93 Contact Closure Inputs 94 Audio Pins 95 DB 25 DCI AES Digital In 95 DB 25 Female Balanced Analog Audio In 95 DB 25 Male Balanced Analog Audio Out 96 Channel Mapping 96 3 Screen Channels and 2 Surround Channels 96 3 Screen Channels and 4 Surround Channels 98 5 ...

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Page 9: ... or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time To reduce the risk of electric shock disconnect AC power cord to completely remove power from the unit before repair or maintenance Refer all ...

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Page 11: ...uts Features Converts multiple audio and video inputs into a common output Supports video formats of up to 1080p 2K 60Hz Allows a maximum of 16 DCI AES input channels from a cinema server or integrated media block IMB Five 2 way crossover channels 3 screen channels and 2 surround channels 31 band graphic equalizer Hearing impaired and visually impaired narrative audio support Supports Ethernet RS2...

Page 12: ... This control does not change the main output amplitude D Navigation buttons Provides left right up and down buttons for menu system navigation E Enter Saves menu system changes F Mic mix select Selects between Mute Booth Auditorium and Booth G Mute Mutes the master volume H Lock Locks the front panel controls to prevent accidental changes I Menu Accesses the menu J Video select Selects the input ...

Page 13: ...s section describes the SKA 3D indicators Ref Item Description A AC power switch Turns the power on and off Ref Item Description A Mic level Indicates the microphone input level From left to right the LED lights represent these input levels Green 40 dB Green 30 dB Green 20 dB Green 10 dB Yellow 5 dB Red Clip ...

Page 14: ...just 3D Mode on page 16 OUTPUT_RESOLUTION the current output resolution See Adjust the Output Resolution on page 16 MASTER_VOLUME the current master volume level dB To change the volume adjust the Main Volume or press Mute Ref Item Description A Analog 2 Accepts 2 channel analog audio using one pair of RCA type connectors B Analog 3 Accepts 2 channel analog audio using one pair of RCA type connect...

Page 15: ...udio using one pair of RCA type connectors B Balanced Analog In 8 ch Accepts a DB 25 type connector and up to eight channels of multichannel analog audio C Coax 1 Accepts multichannel digital audio DTS and Dolby Digital and two channel Linear PCM using a cable with an RCA type connector D Opt 1 Accepts multichannel digital audio DTS and Dolby Digital and two channel Linear PCM using a cable with a...

Page 16: ...y Outputs 1 4 Accepts up to four controlled device inputs to these trigger outputs to control screens drapes lights or other devices Connect trigger wires to removable terminal block plugs N RS 232 Accepts an RS 232 serial connector to control other devices O Ethernet Accepts an Ethernet connection to connect the A V Cinema Scaler 3D to a network in order to use IP control P HDMI 1 Accepts an HDMI...

Page 17: ...6 Connect the output and input connectors See Connections on page 6 for connection locations An incorrect power setup creates a fire and shock hazard Do not operate the SKA 3D unless the power cord power socket and power plug meet the appropriate local rating standards Have a certified electrician install a permanent single phase connection from the amplifier to the AC supply for correct installat...

Page 18: ...ion For example 7 Turn the power on See Turn the Power On on page 11 A Computer D Automation Controller B SKA 3D E Projector C Blue Ray Player Ethernet General purpose input output GPIO or RS 232 VGA or HDMI Ethernet or GPIO HDMI or an optical audio connection and component DVI D ...

Page 19: ...ent firmware and boot code 3 Press Exit to return the status screen Update the Firmware 1 Turn the SKA 3D power on See Turn the Power On on page 11 An incorrect power setup creates a fire and shock hazard Do not operate the SKA 3D unless the power cord power socket and power plug meet the appropriate local rating standards Have a certified electrician install a permanent single phase connection fr...

Page 20: ...ne 5 Click OK when the LCM prompts you to verify that you want to overwrite the current firmware The web interface is disabled during the firmware upgrade 6 Wait for the SKA 3D to reboot or press Lock to bypass the reboot countdown The SKA 3D reboots 7 If required click Reset to reset the SKA 3D to its default settings 8 If required click Restore to load the system settings file Select a Video Inp...

Page 21: ...HD DRC See Adjust Dolby True HD Dynamic Range Compression on page 15 Dolby D DD DRC See Adjust Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus Dynamic Range Compression on page 15 Reference Level See Adjust the Reference Level on page 15 Video Output See Adjust the Output Resolution on page 16 See Adjust 3D Mode on page 16 See Adjust the DVI Output Color Depth on page 17 Audio Monitor Ch See Adjust the Audio...

Page 22: ... Auto Detect Consumer application Dolby PLII Consumer application Stereo Consumer application Mono Consumer application 3 Press Enter 4 Press Exit to return to the status screen Adjust the Auto Preset Select 1 Press the up or down navigation button to display Auto Preset Select 2 Press the left or right navigation button to select an auto preset 1 PresetName 10 PresetName 3 Press Enter 4 Press Exi...

Page 23: ...d design 3 Press Enter 4 Press Exit to return to the status screen Adjust Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus Dynamic Range Compression 1 Press the up or down navigation button to display Dolby D DD DRC 2 Press the left or right navigation button to select the compression setting ON enables compression of Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus audio formats Compression reduces the volume of loud so...

Page 24: ...e up or down navigation button to display Video Output 2 Press Enter 3 Press the up or down navigation button to display 3D MODE 4 Press the left or right navigation button to select the 3D mode SEQENTIAL sequential left and right eye 3D signal over a single output Series 1 projectors Use the HDMI L output when using this mode DUAL OUT separate left and right eye 3D signal using HDMI L output for ...

Page 25: ...eries 2 projectors that have the HDMI 1 3 receiver chip and can support high color depth signals 5 Press Enter 6 Press Exit until you return to the status screen Adjust the Audio Monitor Channel 1 Connect a set of stereo headphones to the Headphone Out jack or the Booth Monitor Fixed connectors on the back 2 Turn the Headphone Level knob to control the headphone volume 3 Press the Source Select bu...

Page 26: ...or Telnet Port 1 Press the up or down navigation button to display IP Configuration 2 Press Enter 3 Press the up or down navigation button and select the network parameter to configure IP ADDRESS SUBNET GATEWAY PORT TELNET PORT 4 Press ENTER A flashing cursor displays in the number field 5 Press the up or down navigation button to set the numbers and left or right navigation button to move the cur...

Page 27: ...hantom Power on page 23 Adv Audio Settings See Adjust the Speaker Configuration on page 24 See Adjust the BI AMP LCR on page 25 See Adjust the BI Amp LCR Crossover Frequency on page 25 See Adjust the BI Amp LC RC to Aux 1 2 on page 25 See Adjust the BI Amp LC RC to Aux 1 2 Crossover Frequency on page 26 See Adjust the BI Amp LS RS to Aux 1 2 on page 26 See Adjust the BI AMP LS RS Crossover Frequen...

Page 28: ... the status screen Adjust the Video Size 1 Press Menu 2 Press the left or right navigation button to display Video Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or down navigation button to display Resize 5 Press Enter 6 Press the left or right navigation button and select the video size Resize NATIVE uses the resolution of the original file Resize FULL SIZE resizes the image to fill the entire screen If ...

Page 29: ...the status screen Adjust the Test Pattern 1 Press Menu 2 Press the left or right navigation button to display Video Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or down navigation button to display Test Pattern 5 Press Enter 6 Press the left or right navigation button and enable or disable the test pattern ENABLE enables the test pattern on output DISABLE disables the test pattern on output 7 Press Exit ...

Page 30: ...individual speaker distances in meters or feet from the listening position The SKA 3D identifies the longest distance between all speakers and then references all other speakers to this number A delay is calculated for all speakers except for the speaker with the greatest distance 1 Press Menu 2 Press the left or right navigation button to display Audio Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or dow...

Page 31: ...button to display Audio Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or down navigation button to display Lipsync Delay 5 Press Enter 6 Press the up or down navigation button and select the audio lipsync delay to configure HDMI 1 000ms HDMI 2 000ms DVI I 000ms DVI D 000ms Comp1 000ms Comp2 000ms VGA 000ms 7 Press the left or right navigation button to configure the delay in milliseconds 8 Press Exit unti...

Page 32: ...d audio settings such as the speaker configuration or bi amp LCR LC and LS settings Adjust the Speaker Configuration 1 Press Menu 2 Press the left or right navigation button to display Adv Audio Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or down navigation button to display Speaker Config 5 Press the left or right navigation button to select the audio speaker configuration 3SCR 2SURR 3SCR 4SURR 5SCR 2S...

Page 33: ...play Adv Audio Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or down navigation button to display BI AMP LCR XOVER 5 Press the left or right navigation button to adjust the bi amp LCR crossover frequency 00400Hz 4000Hz The crossover frequency is adjustable from 40 4000 Hz in 5 Hz increments 6 Press Enter 7 Press Exit until you return to the status screen Adjust the BI Amp LC RC to Aux 1 2 1 Press Menu 2 P...

Page 34: ...the BI Amp LS RS to Aux 1 2 1 Press Menu 2 Press the left or right navigation button to display Adv Audio Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or down navigation button to display BI AMP LS RS to Aux 5 Press the left or right navigation button and select the bi amp LS and RS to aux 1 2 setting DISABLE ENABLE 6 Press Enter to save changes 7 Press Exit until you return to the status screen Adjust t...

Page 35: ... or the SKA 3D controls It is useful to use the web interface when multiple presets are set at one time Use the SKA 3D controls to change individual preset settings Configure Presets using the Web Interface 1 Open the SKA 3D web interface See Access the SKA 3D Web Interface on page 71 2 Click the Automation tab 3 Click the Presets tab 4 Enter a name for the preset under Preset Name 5 Select the Sw...

Page 36: ... to configure 1 A 6 Press Enter The SWITCH TO VIDEO menu displays 7 Press the left or right navigation button and select the required video input Input DVI 1 Input DVI 2 Input COMP 1 Input COMP 2 Input VGA Input NONE Input NO ACTION Input HDMI 1 Input HDMI 2 8 Press the down navigation button to display SWITCH TO AUDIO 9 Press the left or right navigation button to select the required audio input ...

Page 37: ...anges are made to the master volume Custom the volume is set between 0 0 and 10 0 dB 14 If required press the down navigation button to adjust the CUSTOM volume 15 Press Exit until you return to the status screen Import Presets from a File 1 Open the SKA 3D web interface See Access the SKA 3D Web Interface on page 71 2 Click the Automation tab 3 Click the Presets tab 4 Click Browse and select the ...

Page 38: ...er Input from the list 5 Select the Switch to Preset from the list 6 Click Test to test the trigger input 7 Repeat steps 4 to 6 for the remaining trigger inputs 8 Click Save and save the trigger inputs as an XML file Configure Trigger Inputs using the SKA 3D Controls 1 Press Menu 2 Press the left or right navigation button to display Automation Settings 3 Press Enter 4 Press the up or down navigat...

Page 39: ...ts using the web interface or the SKA 3D controls It is useful to use the web interface when multiple trigger outputs are set at one time Use the SKA 3D controls to change individual configuration settings Configure Trigger Outputs with the Web Interface 1 Open the SKA 3D web interface See Access the SKA 3D Web Interface on page 71 2 Click the Automation tab 3 Click the Trigger Outputs tab 4 Selec...

Page 40: ...n navigation button to display TRIGGER SIGNAL 11 Press the left or right navigation button to select the required setting LEVEL PULSE 12 If required press the up or down navigation button to display PULSE LENGTH otherwise skip to step 14 Pulse adjustments are not required for levels 13 Press the left or right navigation button to select 00000ms The pulse length can be adjusted from 0 10000 ms 10 s...

Page 41: ...utput signal Booth limits the microphone output signal to the booth area using the Booth Monitor jacks on the back of the SKA 3D Booth Auditorium broadcasts the microphone output signal to the booth and the auditorium 4 Monitor the current input gain of the microphone signal See Indicators on page 5 Audio distortion can result if the input level is 0 dB or greater Monitor an Audio Channel Stereo h...

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Page 43: ...rating the SKA 3D DE 9 Connector Components RS 232 Settings DE 9 Connectora a Only the RXD TXD and GND pins are used RS 232 Controller PIN PIN SKA 3D DCD 1 1 DCD RXD 2 2 RXD TXD 3 3 TXD DTR 4 4 DTR GND 5 5 GND DSR 6 6 DSR RTS 7 7 RTS CTS 8 8 CTS R1 9 9 R1 Specification Setting Baud rate 115200 Data bits 8 Parity bits None Stop bits 1 Flow control None ...

Page 44: ...ar Panel on page 7 2 Start a terminal emulation program For example HyperTerminal Use the RS 232 Settings on page 35 to configure the program 3 Configure the IP address ipaddr SKA 3D_IP_Address 4 Configure the subnet mask subnet SKA 3D_Subnet_Mask 5 Configure the gateway router IP address gateway Gateway_IP_Address 6 Configure the telnet listening port telnetport Telnet_Listening_Port 7 Configure ...

Page 45: ...parameter Command Description Syntax Parameters p Example Returned Value audio Selects the audio input s audio p1 p1 options 0 Digital DCI AES 1 Balanced Analog Audio 2 HDMI 1 or 2 3 Optical 1 4 Optical 2 5 Optical 3 6 Coax 1 7 Coax 2 8 Coax 3 9 Analog 1 10 Analog 2 11 Analog 3 12 Mic 13 None s audio 1 AUDIO 8CH Returns the audio input r audio none r audio AUDIO 8CH audiomon Selects the audio chan...

Page 46: ... options 0 Auto format detect 1 Dolby Pro Logic II 2 Stereo 2 0 3 Mono 1 0 s audprccon 2 AUDPRCCON STEREO 2 0 Returns the consumer audio processing mode r audprccon none r audprccon AUDPRCCON STEREO 2 0 audprcpro Sets the professional audio processing mode s audprcpro p1 p1 options 0 DCI 8 ch map 7 1 1 DCI 6 ch map 5 1 2 Dolby Surround 7 1 3 Stereo 2 0 4 Mono 1 0 s audprcpro 2 AUDPRCPRO DLBYSUR 7 ...

Page 47: ... to the left channel 19 Channel audio is down mixed to the right channel p2 options 0 Fixed level volume control 1 Track with master volume s auxlchsrc 13 0 AUX1CHSRC CH13 FIXD Returns the channel and volume information for AUX 1 r auxlchsrc none r auxlchsrc AUX1CHSRC CH13 FIXD aux2chsrc Selects the channel to output to AUX 2 and sets the volume to track with the master volume or stay at a fixed o...

Page 48: ...2chsrc none r aux2chsrc AUX2CHSRC CH8 MVOL avpair Sets the default audio video pair s avpair p1 p2 p1 options 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA 7 None p2 options 0 Digital DCI AES 1 Balanced analog audio 2 HDMI Audio 3 Optical 1 4 Optical 2 5 Optical 3 6 Coax 1 7 Coax 2 s avpair 2 0 AV PAIR HDMI3 16CH Returns the default audio video setting r avpair ...

Page 49: ...plcr BIAMPLCR IS DISABLED biamplcrcaux Enables or disables the LC and RC to Aux 1 2 s biamplcrcaux p1 p1 options 0 Disable 1 Enable s biamplcrcaux 0 BIAMPLCRCAUX DISABLED Returns the bi amp LC and RC to Aux 1 2 configuration r biamplcrcaux none r biamplcrcaux BIAMPLCRCAUX DISABLED biamplcrcxover Sets the bi amp LC and RC to Aux 1 2 crossover freq The Bi amp LC and RC to Aux 1 2 must be enabled bia...

Page 50: ... 20 0 Level in dB s biamplflvl 7 10 BIAMPLFLVL RCTR 10 0 Returns the output level of the low frequency bi amp output r biamplflvl p1 r biamplflvl 7 BIAMPLFLVL RCTR 10 0 biamplfphs Sets the phase of the low frequency bi amp output s biamplfphs p1 p2 p1 options 0 Center 1 Front Left 2 Front Right 3 Surround Left 4 Surround Right 5 Surround Back Left 6 Surround Back Right 7 Center Left 8 Center Right...

Page 51: ... 2 crossover must be enabled biamplsrsaux before using this command s biamplsrsxover p1 p1 options 40 4000 The frequency in Hz s biamplsrsxover 300 BIAMPLSRSXOVER 300 Returns the bi amp LS RS crossover frequency r biamplsrsxover none r biamplsrsxover BIAMPLSRSXOVER 300 biampxover Sets the crossover frequency when Bi amp is enabled The bi amp L C R configuration must be enabled biamplcr before sett...

Page 52: ...rightness r brightness p1 r brightness 1 BRIGHTNESS FOR HDMI2 60 btmcrop Sets the percentage of picture crop from the bottom of the picture Resize resize must be set to Advanced before using this command s btmcrop p1 p2 p1 options 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA p2 options 0 100 Crop of the horizontal resolution s btmcrop 1 30 HDMI2 BTMCROP IS SET ...

Page 53: ...contrast Sets picture contrast s contrast p1 p2 p1 options 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA p2 options 0 100 Contrast setting s contrast 4 25 CONTRAST IS SET TO Comp1 25 Returns the picture contrast value r contrast p1 r contrast 4 CONTRAST IS SET TO Comp1 25 copytovidin Applies the current video settings preset to the specified input This command h...

Page 54: ...rmats on or off s drc p1 p1 options 0 Off 1 On s drcdd 1 DRC for Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus is set to ON Returns the current dynamic range control setting r drc none r drcdd DRC for Dolby TrueHD is set to OFF drctruehd Enables or disables dynamic range control DRC for the Dolby TrueHD auto format This feature reduces the volume of loud sounds and amplifies quiet sounds by compressing the...

Page 55: ...Surround Back Left 6 Surround Back Right 7 Center Left 8 Center Right p2 options 0 20 Hz 1 25 Hz 2 32 Hz 3 40 Hz 4 50 Hz 5 63 Hz 6 80 Hz 7 100 Hz 8 125 Hz 9 160 Hz 10 200 Hz 11 250 Hz 12 315 Hz s eq 2 18 5 FR EQ1250 IS SET TO 5 0 Returns the equalizer adjustment values for the specified speaker r eq p1 r eq p1 p2 r eq 2 FR EQ20 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ25 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ32 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ40 IS S...

Page 56: ...tions 12 12 dB Level FR EQ315 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ400 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ500 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ630 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ800 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ1000 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ1250 IS SET TO 5 0 FR EQ1600 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ2000 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ2500 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ3150 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ4000 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ5000 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ6300 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ8000 IS SET TO 0 0 FR EQ10000 IS SET TO 0 0...

Page 57: ...92 168 206 1 s gateway 192 168 206 1 GATEWAY 192 168 206 1 Returns the gateway router IP address r gateway none r gateway GATEWAY 192 168 206 1 help Displays a list of serial control commands or displays help comments for the specified command when p1 is provided help or help p1 p1 is any command listed in this table help source VIDEO INPUT SOURCE SELECT S SOURCE P1 SOURCE P1 P1 INPUT 0 7 0 HDMI1 ...

Page 58: ...1 Track with master volume s hichsrc 3 1 HICHSRC CH3 MVOL Returns the hearing impaired output channel r hichsrc p1 r hichsrc 3 HICHSRC CH3 MVOL hposition Sets the horizontal position of the output image after it is cropped Resize resize must be set to Advanced before using this command s hposition p1 p2 p1 options 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA p2...

Page 59: ...30 httpport Sets the web server listening port The default port setting is 80 s httpport p1 p1 options 0 65535 HTTP listening port s httpport 80 HTTP PORT 80 Returns the web server listening port r httpport none r httppport HTTP PORT 80 info Returns the currently installed firmware version r info none r info SKA 3D Version V1 4Et19 Aug 27 2013 20 11 37 ipaddr Sets the IP address of the SKA 3D s ip...

Page 60: ...S 90 Returns the phase of the LFE output r lfephs none r lfephs LFEPHS 90 lftcrop Sets the percentage of picture crop from the left side of the picture Resize resize must be set to Advanced before using this command s lftcrop p1 p2 p1 options 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA p2 options 0 100 Percentage of left side crop s lftcrop 6 30 VGA LFTCROP IS...

Page 61: ...r lipsync p1 r lipsync 1 HDMI2 LIPSYNC SET TO 50 mainfrq Sets the main high pass filter frequency value The high pass filter mainhp must be enabled before using this command s mainfrq p1 p2 p1 options 0 Center 1 Front Left 2 Front Right 3 Surround Left 4 Surround Right 5 Surround Back Left 6 Surround Back Right 7 Center Left 8 Center Right p2 options 5 150 Frequency in Hz s mainfrq 0 150 MAINFRQ C...

Page 62: ... the main high pass filter setting for the specified speaker r mainhp p1 r mainhp 5 MAIN HP BLS ON micpower Enables or disables the phantom power for the microphone s micpower p1 p1 options include 0 Disable 1 Enable s micpower 1 MIC phantom power is ON Returns the phantom power microphone setting r micpower none r micpower MIC phantom power is ON mode3d Sets the 3D mode of the DVI output s mode3d...

Page 63: ...master volume level r mstervol none r mstervol MSTERVOL 3 4 mute Mutes or un mutes the master volume level s mute p1 p1 options 0 Un mute 1 Mute s mute 1 VOLUME IS MUTE Returns the current mute status r mute none r mute VOLUME IS MUTE output Sets the output resolution s output p1 p1 options 0 Bypass the output resolution is the same as the input resolution 1 1920 x 1080P 2 2K s output 1 OUTPUT 108...

Page 64: ...t for the specified video input r phase p1 r phase 2 HDMI3 PHASE IS SET TO 75 preset Defines the specified preset with the desired video audio input audio mode and master volume definition s preset p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p6 p1 options 1 10 Preset number p2 options for video input 1 No action the parameter is ignored 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA 7 None p...

Page 65: ...ic 13 None p4 options for audio mode 1 No action the parameter is ignored 0 DCI 8Ch mapping 1 DCI 6Ch mapping 2 Dolby surround 7 1 3 Stereo 2 0 4 Mono 1 0 p5 options for master volume type 0 Fixed 1 Custom p6 options 1 0 10 0 Master volume in dB Applies the defined preset to the SKA 3D r preset p1 r preset 1 PRESET1 HDMI 2 DIG DCI Dolby Surr 7 1 CUSTOM 7 5 Command Description Syntax Parameters p E...

Page 66: ...t Version V1 4 resize Re sizes the output video signal to the specified setting s resize p1 p2 p1 options include 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA p2 options include 0 Native 1 Full Size 2 Full Width 3 Full Height 4 Anamorphic 5 Overscan 6 Underscan 7 Letterbox 8 Panscan 9 Advanced s resize 3 1 RESIZE FOR HDMI4 FULL SIZE Returns the output video sig...

Page 67: ...ge of right side picture cropping r ritcrop p1 r ritcrop 6 VGA RITCROP IS SET TO 30 rlc Enables or disables the reference level compensation RLC s rlc p1 p1 options include 0 Disable 1 Enable s rlc 0 RLC IS DISABLED Returns the reference level compensation RLC setting r rlc none r rlc RLC IS DISABLED source Selects the video input s source p1 p1 options include 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 H...

Page 68: ...iguration r spkrconf none r spkrconf SPKRCONF 3 Screen 2 Surrounds spkrdlay Sets the audio delay for the specified speaker s spkrdlay p1 p2 p1 options 0 Center 1 Front Left 2 Front Right 3 Surround Left 4 Surround Right 5 Surround Back Left 6 Surround Back Right 7 Center Left 8 Center Right 9 Low Frequency Effects LFE p2 options 0 169 Delay in milliseconds s spkrdlay 8 10 SPKRDLAY RCTR 10 0 Return...

Page 69: ...krlvl p1 r spkrlvl 3 SPKRLVL SL 9 subbnd1fo Sets the center frequency for band 1 of the LFE parametric EQ s subbndlfo p1 p1 options 10 250 Band frequency Hz s subbndlfo 125 SUBBND1FO 125 Returns the center frequency for band 1 of the LFE parametric EQ r subbndlfo none r subbndlfo SUBBND1FO 125 subbnd2fo Sets the center frequency for band 2 of the LFE parametric EQ s subbnd2fo p1 p1 options 10 250 ...

Page 70: ...equency for band 4 of the LFE parametric EQ r subbnd4fo none r subbnd4fo SUBBND4FO 20 subbndbw Sets the bandwidth of each of the four bands for the LFE parametric EQ s subbndbw p1 p2 p1 options 1 4 Band p2 options 5 60 Bandwidth Hz s subbndbw 2 25 SUBBNDBW2 25 Returns the bandwidth of each of the four bands for the LFE parametric EQ r subbndbw p1 r subbndbw 2 SUBBNDBW2 25 subbndlvl Sets the level ...

Page 71: ... LFE low pass filter s sublp p1 p1 options 0 Off 1 On s sublp 1 SUBLP ON Returns the LFE low pass filter setting r sublp none r sublp SUBLP ON sublpfrq Sets the LFE low pass frequency s sublpfrq p1 p1 options 100 250 Frequency in Hz s sublpfrq 120 SUBLPFRQ 120 Returns the LFE low pass frequency r sublpfrq none r sublpfrq SUBLPFRQ 120 subnet Sets the SKA 3D subnet mask s subnet p1 p1 is the subnet ...

Page 72: ...elnetport TELNET PORT 26 testnoise Sets the pink noise test signal for the specified speaker to enabled or disabled s testnoise p1 p2 p1 options 0 Center 1 Front Left 2 Front Right 3 Surround Left 4 Surround Right 5 Surround Back Left 6 Surround Back Right 7 Center Left 8 Center Right 9 Low Frequency Effects LFE p2 options 0 Off 1 On s testnoise 1 1 TESTNOISE FL ON Returns the pink noise test sign...

Page 73: ...2 p1 options include 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA p2 options include 0 100 Percentage of top crop s topcrop 1 15 TOPCROP HDMI2 TOPCROP IS SET TO 15 Returns the percentage of top picture crop r topcrop p1 r topcrop 1 TOPCROP HDMI2 TOPCROP IS SET TO 15 trgrin Sets the trigger input to respond to selected events s trgrin p1 p2 p3 p1 options include...

Page 74: ...ut p1 p2 p3 p4 p5 p1 options 1 4 Trigger p2 video input event options 1 HDMI 1 2 HDMI 2 3 HDMI 3 DVI I 4 HDMI 4 DVI D 5 Component 1 6 Component 2 7 VGA 8 None p2 audio input event options 9 Digital DCI AES 10 Balanced Analog 11 HDMI Audio 12 Optical 1 13 Optical 2 14 Optical 3 15 Coax 1 16 Coax 2 17 Coax 3 18 Analog 1 19 Analog 2 20 Analog 3 s trgrout 3 13 0 1 1250 TRGROUT 3 OPT 2 NORM OPEN PULSE ...

Page 75: ...r in 4 27 Trigger in 5 28 Trigger in 6 29 Trigger in 7 30 Trigger in 8 p2 other event options 31 Mute 32 No video signal 33 No audio signal p2 active speaker output event options 34 Mono 1 0 35 Stereo 2 0 36 Multi channel 5 1 37 Multi channel 7 1 38 Multi channel 9 1 p2 video input event options 39 3D Active p3 output state event options 0 Normally open 1 Normally closed Command Description Syntax...

Page 76: ...me USERNAME IS flynn vichsrc Selects the visually impaired channel source and sets the volume control s vichsrc p1 p2 p1 options 0 Channel no audio is output to the hearing impaired output 1 16 Channel 17 Channel audio is down mixed to Left Right and Center LCR 18 Channel audio is down mixed to the left channel 19 Channel audio is down mixed to the right channel p2 options 0 Fixed level 1 Track wi...

Page 77: ...ION IS SET TO 20 Returns the vertical position of the cropped output image r vposition p1 r vposition 1 HDMI2 VPOSITION IS SET TO 20 vstretch Sets the vertical picture stretch The default value is 0 no stretch applied s vstretch p1 p2 p1 options include 0 HDMI 1 1 HDMI 2 2 HDMI 3 DVI I 3 HDMI 4 DVI D 4 Component 1 5 Component 2 6 VGA p2 options include 50 50 Vertical stretch s vstretch 1 20 HDMI2 ...

Page 78: ...rriage return and line feed to the SKA 3Ds IP address and port number SKA3D_IP_Address SKA3D_Port_ String_ _Parameters r n For example Send a Serial Ethernet Command from the Christie IMB Provide a serial string with a trailing carriage return and line feed hexadecimal code to the SKA 3Ds IP address and port number SKA3D_IP_Address SKA3D_Port_ String_ _Parameters 0D 0A For example ...

Page 79: ...t input and output information for both video and audio C Audio Monitor Sets the audio source to monitor Available options include Mix Left Right Center LFE Left Surround Right Surround Back Left Surround Back Right Surround Left Center Right Center HI VI N D Master Volume Sets the master volume Move the vertical slider to adjust the volume between 0 and 10 dB Large orange numbers indicate the cur...

Page 80: ...ideo input signal is bypassed when the test pattern is enabled D Video Settings Sets the video input that the current video settings will be saved to Available options include HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 DVI I HDMI 4 DVI D Comp 1 Comp 2 and VGA 1 Choose the required video input and click Copy To E Resize Sets the pictures size and type Available options include Native Full Size Full Width Full Height Ana...

Page 81: ...epth Ref Item Description A Speaker Configuration Image Provides a graphic representation of the current speaker configuration Speakers used in the speaker configuration are green speakers not used are gray B Speaker Configuration Sets the speaker configuration Available options include Mono C Stereo L R 3 Screen 2 Surrounds 3 Screen 4 Surrounds 5 Screen 2 Surrounds 5 Screen 4 Surrounds C Bi amp C...

Page 82: ...ion Image Provides a graphic representation of the current speaker configuration Speakers used in the speaker configuration are green speakers not used are gray C Audio Processing Mode Consumer Sets the audio processing mode for consumer based audio applications HDMI Optical Coax and Analog Stereo RCA Available options include Auto Format Detect Dolby Pro Logic II Stereo 2 0 and Mono 1 0 D Referen...

Page 83: ... Sets the distance for each speaker Select the required measurement Feet or Meters then move the slider to adjust the distance Click Reset to reset all speaker distance values to their default setting Ref Item Description A Select Channel to Adjust Sets the channel to be adjusted Available options include Left Right Center Left Surround Right Surround Back Left Surround Back Right Surround Left Ce...

Page 84: ...ternal settings to apply or copies settings from one channel to another Click Copy To to copy the current EQ settings to the channel specified in the list Available options include Left Right Center Left Surround Right Surround Left Center and Right Center The channels available for adjustment are dependent on the selected speaker configuration Ref Item Description A LFE Parametric EQ Sets the low...

Page 85: ...the phase between 180 and 180 D Test Signal Sends a 20 dBFS pink noise test signal to the subwoofer LFE E Save and Load Settings Saves the current equalizer settings or loads a previously saved LFE EQ file as a preset Click Save to save all settings under the LFE EQ tab The file can then be loaded as a preset to quickly configure the SKA 3D Click Load to load a specified LFE EQ file that was previ...

Page 86: ...Sets the video input for the specified preset Available options include HDMI 1 HDMI 2 HDMI 3 DVI I HDMI 4 DVI D Comp 1 Comp 2 and VGA 1 C Switch to Audio Input Sets the audio input for the specified preset Available options include No Action Digital DCI AES Balanced Analog Optical 1 Optical 2 Optical 3 Coax 1 Coax 2 Coax 3 Analog 1 Analog 2 Analog 3 Mic and None D Switch to Audio Mode Sets the aud...

Page 87: ...y saved preset file Click Save to save the current settings Click Browse to navigate to a previously saved settings file Click Load to load a previously saved settings file Ref Item Description A Trigger Input Sets the default state of the trigger input Available options include Normally Low and Normally High B Switch to Preset Sets the preset to be executed for the specified trigger input The nam...

Page 88: ...tput State Sets the initial state of the trigger Available options include Normally Open and Normally closed C Action Sets the trigger type Available options include Pulse and Level Specify Pulse Duration if Pulse is selected D Pulse Duration Sets the pulse duration between 0 and 10000 1000 1 second when Pulse is selected from the Action list E Save and Load Settings Saves the current trigger outp...

Page 89: ... The default setting is 23 Click Save Changes to save the current settings B Firmware Upgrade Provides firmware upgrade options The current firmware version is displayed in the top left corner Click Get Firmware to check for and download the latest firmware version Click Browse to select the firmware after it has been downloaded Click Update to update the firmware after it is selected A settings b...

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Page 91: ...ing the SKA 3D power on Check that the video source is connected to the video input that is currently selected Press Video Select on the front panel to select the video input Audio does not work as expected Verify that the SKA 3D is correctly connected to the audio source Slowly increase the volume by turning the main volume knob on the front panel Make sure that MUTE is not displayed in the LCM I...

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Page 93: ...al 640 x 480 60 Hz 800 x 600 60 Hz 1024 x 768 60 Hz 1152 x 864 60 Hz 1360 x 768 60 Hz 1280 x 960 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 60 Hz 1600 x 1200 60 Hz 1280 x 800 60 Hz 1920 x 1200 60 Hz 1680 x 1050 60 Hz 1400 x 1050 60 Hz 1440 x 900 60 Hz 720 x 480i 60 Hz 720 x 576i 50 Hz 720 x 480p 60 Hz 720 x 576p 50 Hz 1280 x 720p 60 Hz 1280 x 720p 50 Hz 1920 x 1080i 60 Hz 1920 x 1080i 60 Hz 1920 x 1080i 50 Hz 1920 x 1080p...

Page 94: ...1080p 50 Hz Bypass Only Bypass Only 2048 x 1080p 60 Hz Bypass Only Bypass Only Specification Value Audio Digital PCM up to 16 channels Balanced analog 4 dB up to 8 channels Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus Dolby TrueHD DTS DTS HD DTS HD Master Audio Dolby Pro Logic II Unbalanced analog 10 dB stereo Microphone balanced Specification Value Input 100 240VAC 50 60 Hz 100W 0 6A Specification Value Ethe...

Page 95: ...ed Analog RCA Headphone TRS Inputs Video 2 x HDMI support for embedded audio 1 x DVI D support for embedded audio 1 x DVI I does not support audio in analog mode 2 x Component 3 x RCA VGA HD15 Audio 16 x DCI AES Digital 8 Pairs DB 25 DCI AES ALT 1 Pairs 1 4 RJ 45 DCI AES ALT2 Pairs 5 8 RJ 45 8 x Balanced Analog DB 25 3 x Analog RCA 3 x Coax SPDIF RCA 3 x Optical SPDIF Toslink 2 x HDMI DVI support ...

Page 96: ...rence level 150 mV Frequency response 0 5 dB 20 to 20 kHz THD 0 001 1 kHz 2 V rms SNR 100 dB A weight 20 to 20 kHz Analog Unbalanced Variable Level Output Booth Monitor Headphone Volume control range 60 dB to 0 dB 0 dBFS 0 dB user adjustment 500 mV rms Minimum load 10 Ω Frequency response 0 5 dB 20 to 20 kHz THD 0 01 1 kHz 2V rms SNR 90 dB A weight 20 to 20 kHz at max setting Specification Value D...

Page 97: ...Signal Channel 1 Shield 1 Left L 2 1 Left L 3 7 Back Left Left Center 4 Shield 3 Center C 5 3 Center C 6 8 Back Right Right Center 7 Shield 2 Right R 8 2 Right R 9 Shield 6 Right Surround RS 10 5 Left Surround LS 11 6 Right Surround RS 12 4 Subwoofer 13 Shield 4 Subwoofer 14 1 Left L 15 Shield 7 Back Left Left Center 16 7 Back Left Left Center 17 3 Center C 18 Shield 8 Back Right Right Center 19 8...

Page 98: ... A 22 Shield 5 Left Surround LS 23 5 Left Surround LS 24 6 Right Surround RS 25 4 Subwoofer Pin Signal Description 1 Pair 8 2 Shield Pair 8 3 Pair 7 4 Pair 6 5 Shield Pair 6 6 Pair 5 7 Pair 4 8 Shield Pair 4 9 Pair 3 10 Pair 2 11 Shield Pair 2 12 Pair 1 13 Not Used N A 14 Pair 8 15 Pair 7 16 Shield Pair 7 17 Pair 6 18 Pair 5 Pin Signal Channel ...

Page 99: ...0 Pair 4 21 Pair 3 22 Shield Pair 3 23 Pair 2 24 Pair 1 25 Shield Pair 1 Pin Signal Channel 1 Shield 1 Left L 2 1 Left L 3 7 Back Left Left Center 4 Shield 3 Center C 5 3 Center C 6 8 Back Right Right Center 7 Shield 2 Right R 8 2 Right R 9 Shield 6 Right Surround RS 10 5 Left Surround LS 11 6 Right Surround RS 12 4 Subwoofer 13 Shield 4 Subwoofer 14 1 Left L Pin Signal Description ...

Page 100: ... 16 7 Back Left Left Center 17 3 Center C 18 Shield 8 Back Right Right Center 19 8 Back Right Right Center 20 2 Right R 21 Not Used N A 22 Shield 5 Left Surround LS 23 5 Left Surround LS 24 6 Right Surround RS 25 4 Subwoofer Pin Signal Description 1 Pair 1 2 Pair 1 3 Pair 2 4 Pair 3 5 Pair 3 6 Pair 2 7 Pair 4 8 Pair 4 Pin Signal Channel ...

Page 101: ... Audio SKA 3D User Manual 93 020 101056 02 Rev 1 10 2013 RJ 45 Pinout Alt 2 VI N Phoenix Connector VI N and HI Pin Signal Description 1 Pair 5 2 Pair 5 3 Pair 6 4 Pair 7 5 Pair 7 6 Pair 6 7 Pair 8 8 Pair 8 Pin Signal 1 2 3 Shield ...

Page 102: ...94 Christie Vive Audio SKA 3D User Manual 020 101056 02 Rev 1 10 2013 Specifications Contact Closure Inputs The voltage levels for inputs are Pin Signal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ...

Page 103: ...effects LFE 5 3 1 Left Surround LS 6 3 2 Right Surround RS 7 4 1 Hearing Impaired HI 8 4 2 Visually Impaired VI N 9 5 1 Left Center LC 10 5 2 Right Center RC 11 6 1 Left Rear Surround LRS 12 6 2 Right Rear Surround RRS 13 7 1 Motion Data dbox not used 14 7 2 For Future Expansion 15 8 1 For Future Expansion 16 8 2 For Future Expansion Channel Description 1 Left L 2 Right R 3 Center C 4 Low frequenc...

Page 104: ...ping in relation to the SKA 3D audio input signal 3 Screen Channels and 2 Surround Channels DCI 6 Channel or Dolby Digital 5 11 Channel Description 1 Left L 2 Right R 3 Center C 4 Low frequency effects LFE 5 Left Surround LS 6 Right Surround RS 7 Left Center Left Back 8 Right Center Right Back Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS Right surround RS ...

Page 105: ... RC Low frequency effects LFE Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS Bottom right side BRS Left center LC a a Not used Right center RC a Low frequency effects LFE Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS BLS Right surround RS BRS Bottom left side BLS a Bottom right side BRS b Left center LC Right center RC Low frequ...

Page 106: ... DCI 8 Channel or SDDS 7 1 a Down mixed to LS b Down mixed to RS Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS a a LS is duplicated on BLS Bottom right side BRS b b RS is duplicated on BRS Left center LC Right center RC Low frequency effects LFE Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS ...

Page 107: ... a Bottom right side BRS b Left center LC c Right center RC C Low frequency effects LFE a LS is duplicated on BLS b RS is duplicated on BRS c Not used Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS Bottom right side BRS Left center LC Right center RC Low frequency effects LFE 1 Straight through channel mapping Channel Input Output ...

Page 108: ...C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS Bottom right side BRS Left center LC a a Not used Right center RC a Low frequency effects LFE Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS Bottom right side BRS Left center LC Right center RC Low frequency effects LFE 1 Straight through channel mapping Channel Input Output Left L Right...

Page 109: ...ound LS BLS Right surround RS BRS Bottom left side BLS a Bottom right side BRS b Left center LC c Right center RC c Low frequency effects LFE a Down mixed to LS b Down mixed to RS c Not used Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS a Bottom right side BRS a Left center LC a Right center RC a Channel Input Output ...

Page 110: ...r C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS a a LS is duplicated on BLS Bottom right side BRS b b RS is duplicated on BRS Left center LC Right center RC Low frequency effects LFE Channel Input Output Left L Right R Center C Left surround LS Right surround RS Bottom left side BLS Bottom right side BRS Left center LC a a Not used Right center RC a Low frequency effects LFE Channel In...

Page 111: ...section describes the default audio settings Setting Default Value Video Input HDMI 1 Audio Input Digital DCI AES Source Select Mix Master Volume 7 0 Setting Default Value Select Video Input to Adjust HDMI 1 Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Phase 50 Color Temperature 6500K Output Resolution 1920 x 1200 3D Mode Dual Output HDMI Output Color Depth 10 Bit De Interlace Disabled Enable Video Test Pattern Disa...

Page 112: ...requency 160 Hz Bi amp LC and RC to Aux 1 2 Disabled Frequency 160 Hz Setting Default Value Audio Processing Mode Professional DCI 6 Channel Mapping 5 1 Audio Processing Mode Consumer Auto Format Detect Reference Level Compensation Disabled Dynamic Range Compression Dolby True HD OFF Dynamic Range Compression Dolby Digital DD plus OFF Setting Default Value Lipsync Delay HDMI 1 0 ms HDMI 2 0 ms HDM...

Page 113: ...Left Center 0 0 ft Right Center 0 0 ft Back Left Surround 0 0 ft Back Right Surround 0 0 ft Setting Default Value Select Channel to Adjust Center Channel Level db 0 0 Bi amp LF Level dB Phase Deg 0 0 0 Test Signal Pink Noise Off High Pass Filter Disabled Frequency Hz 15 Copy Channel EQ Settings Copy To Left Center Frequency Hz Level dB 20 0 25 0 31 5 0 40 0 50 0 60 0 80 0 100 0 125 0 160 0 200 0 2...

Page 114: ... 0 1600 0 2000 0 2500 0 3150 0 4000 0 5000 0 6300 0 8000 0 10000 0 12500 0 16000 0 20000 0 Setting Default Value Bandwidth Band Frequency Band 1 30 Hz Band 2 30 Hz Band 3 30 Hz Band 4 30 Hz HPF High Pass Filter Disabled Band Level Band 1 0 0 dB Band 2 0 0 dB Band 3 0 0 dB Band 4 0 0 dB LPF Low Pass Filter Disabled HPF Hz 10 LPF Hz 200 Setting Default Value ...

Page 115: ...st Signal Pink Noise 20 dBFS Off Setting Default Value Aux 1 Channel Source None Output Level Fixed Aux 2 Channel Source None Output Level Fixed HI Channel Source None Output Level Fixed VI N Channel Source None Output Level Fixed Setting Default Value Phantom power Off Setting Default Value Preset 1 Preset 10 Preset name PresetName Switch to Video Input HDMI 1 Switch to Audio Input Digital DCI AE...

Page 116: ...nfiguration Setting Default Value Trigger Input 1 Trigger Input 8 Trigger input Normally low Switch to Preset None Preset Name None Setting Default Value Trigger Output 1 Trigger Output 4 Event Trigger HDMI 1 Output State Normally Open Action Level Pulse Duration 0 Setting Default Value MAC Address Unit Dependant IP Address 192 168 206 100 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 206 1 HTTP Port ...

Page 117: ... 3 3599 7481 India ph 91 080 6708 9999 Germany ph 49 2161 664540 France ph 33 0 1 41 21 44 04 Eastern Europe and Russian Federation ph 36 0 1 47 48 100 China Shanghai ph 86 21 6278 7708 China Beijing ph 86 10 6561 0240 Brazil ph 55 11 2548 4753 Australia ph 61 0 7 3624 4888 Worldwide offices Italy ph 39 0 2 9902 1161 Consultant offices Canada Kitchener ph 519 744 8005 USA Cypress ph 714 236 8610 C...

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