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Also it is not possible to select a delay outside the range of the selected system. See table below:
Analog Digital
PAL, 625 Lines NTSC, 625 Lines D1, 625 Lines D1, 525 Lines
Field: Line: Field: Line: Field: Line: Field: Line:
-3 -0,..,-312 - - - - - -
-2 -0,..,-311 - - - - - -
-1 -0,..,-312 -1 -0,..,-262 - - - -
-0 -0,..,+311 -0 -0,..,-261 -0 -0,..,-312 -0 -0,..,-262
+0 +0,.,+312 +0 -0,..,+262 +0 +0,..,+311 +0 -0,..,+261
+1 +0..,+311 +1 -0,..,+261 +1 +0 +1 +0
+2 +0..,+312 +2 +0 - - - -
+3 +0..,+311 - - - - - -
+4 +0 - - - - - -
Example:
INP:GENL:DEL+2,+5,+123.5
set delay to 2 field, 5 line & 123,5 ns
INP:GENL:DEL?
response: +2,+005,+00123.5
INPut:GENLock?
Command to display the status and the settings of the genlock. The response is defined as:
< lock info > , < input > , < system > , < Field > , < Line>
where < lock info > is either GENLOCKED or UNLOCKED.
For an explanation concerning the rest of the response see
the commands: INP:GENL:INP, INP:GENL:SYST and
INP:GENL:DEL.
Note: The response will always return the above six parameters. But when selecting the input as INTERNAL the
parameters < system > , < Field > , < Line > , < HTime > will have no meaning. Also when selecting the system as a
timing, e.g. 3.58 MHz, the parameters < Field > , < Line > , < HTime > will have no meaning. In these cases the
returned values should be discarded and only the relevant parameters should be used.
Example:
INP:GENL?
response: UNLOCKED,A,NTS1,212,00000.2
INP:GENL?
response: UNLOCKED,A,F358 MHz,+0,+0,+0
INP:GENL?
response: UNLOCKED,INTERNAL,NA, +0,+0,+0