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3G/HD/SD SDI to HDMI Converter User Guide
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BrightEye 72
Config Menu
Audio Meters
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– Available choices are: Off, Group 1, Groups 1/2, All Groups.
The BrightEye 72’s audio metering overlay capability uses four groups of four-channel
on-screen VU meters. It includes a hanging peak level indicator and a user-adjustable peak
(headroom) indicator. You can disembed and visually monitor up to sixteen channels of audio.
Graticule
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– Available choices are: Off, Safe Title, SD Protect Only.
The graticule generator puts up Safe Title and Safe Action reference markers as well as SD Safe
markers on HD signals. The graticule reference markers aid in seeing how content is aligned,
facilitating film transfer, post production, and quality control measurements relating to picture
location for both 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios. Safe Title displays the safe title boxes. SD Protect
Only displays only the SD Protect area without displaying the safe title boxes. You can adjust
the color and transparency of the graticules or turn graticules off.
Transparency
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– Adjusts the transparency of the graticule from 0 to 100%.
Color
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– Available graticule color choices are: White, Gray, Black, Red, Blue, Green.
HV Shift
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– The BrightEye 72 can shift images horizontally and/or vertically to enable
inspection of content in the horizontal and vertical intervals outside of the picture itself, such
as embedded audio, closed caption data blocks, and blanking edges of the signal.
Available choices are: Off, Shift H, Shift V, Shift H V.
OSD Enable
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– Use this control to enable the on-screen display of the BrightEye 72 software
controls. When enabled, the software controls display on the HDMI monitor. Available choices
are: Off, Input Status, Control Adjust, All. Input Status displays in the upper left corner of the
HDMI monitor. It shows the input format, frequency, and any embedded audio. Control Adjust
displays in the lower center area of the HDMI monitor. It displays the value of the control
currently selected by the
Mode
button on the front panel.
