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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION MANUAL

U4T100-U4T140

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Precautions

Backup your

settings

It is advised to back up the settings before upgrading the card. To do this,
select the frame and card you want to upgrade. Then choose “Card” in the
menu and select “Backup card”. An exact copy of the card’s menu can be
stored as .xml file in the following window. The next image displays the
window where this is done.

At your own risk

During the upgrade process, the card will stop functioning for a period of
time. Make sure the card you are going to upgrade is currently

not

being

used by anyone in your company.

Note

Use cortex version 1.09.01 or later. This software can
be downloaded from https://mi‐sftp.evs.com/.

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Summary of Contents for Synapse U4T100

Page 1: ...4K 3840X2160 ULTRA HD 4 WIRE TOOLBOX WITH OPTIONAL DOLBY E PROCESSING ...

Page 2: ...p us improve the quality of the user documentation Do not hesitate to send improvement requests or report any error or inaccuracy on this user manual by e mail to doc evs com Regional Contacts The address and phone number of the EVS headquarters are usually mentioned in the Help About menu in the user interface You will find the full list of addresses and phone numbers of local offices either at t...

Page 3: ...t to extremely high or low temperatures NEVER operate this product in an explosive atmosphere Warranty EVS warrants their products according to the warranty policy as described in the general terms That means that EVS Broadcast Equipment SA can only warrant the products as long as the serial numbers are not removed Copyright 2001 2021 EVS Broadcast Equipment SA Date created 30 06 2015 Date last re...

Page 4: ...ications 12 Block schematic 12 Settings Menu 13 Introduction 13 IO Ctrl 13 IO_Prst_Act 13 IO_Prst_Edit 13 PrstEditView 13 Inp_SelA 13 Inp_SelB 13 Inp_SelC 14 Inp_SelD 14 Out FrmtA 14 Output MapA 14 Inp_Map_A 14 4K_Map_A 14 F delayA F delayD 14 V delayA V delayD 15 H delayA H delayD 15 Freeze_A 15 Lock Mode 15 P50 P60_Sync 15 General Dolby Aligment info 16 DolbyE_Sync_Mode 16 DolbySOF_Offset 17 Del...

Page 5: ... PCM_latency 23 VsyncALIGN 24 VsyncENA 24 Ad_mix 24 Ad_2ch_mix 24 Operating_mode 24 Meta_Prgm_Sel 25 Loudness_type 25 Loud_Prgm 25 Loud ext_RST 26 Ld_DDp_Select 26 Ld_PCM_Select 27 Main_DRC_DD 28 Main_DRC_E 28 Main_DRC_PCM 28 Aux_DRC_DD 28 Aux_DRC_E 28 Aux DRC_PCM 28 GB_Shift 29 Prgm 29 MD_loss 30 GPI_2_prgm 30 Metadata_set 30 Prgm_text 30 Bitstrm 31 Dialogue_Lev 32 Ch_mod 32 Line 32 RfMode 32 D S...

Page 6: ...8 40 sInpA sInpD 40 sInpA_CRC_EDH sInpD_CRC_EDH 40 sInpA_Map sInpD_Map 41 SwitchLnA SwitchLnD 41 Inp_Align_SDI1_2 Inp_Align_SDI1_4 41 IODelayA IODelayD 41 FunctionA 41 Ref Format 41 GPI 41 GPIA 41 GPIB 41 GPIC 41 SDIADemFrmt01 02 SDIADemFrmt15 16 42 EmbStat_A 42 AddOnFrmtInA1 2 AddOnFrmtInD3 D4 42 AddOnFrmtIn01 02 AddOnFrmtIn31 32 43 SOF E_A1 2A 43 IP_Addr0 43 MAC0 43 IP0 43 NM0 43 GW0 43 Events M...

Page 7: ... Backup your settings 50 At your own risk 50 Setting up card 51 Testing 53 Appendix 3 54 GPI s explained 54 Introduction 54 General functionality 54 Contact assignment 54 Pools 54 Take 55 Debounce time 55 Pool Mode GPI 56 Pool Mode GPO 57 Statuses Contact direction 57 Statuses Contact status 58 Statuses GPI status 58 Statuses GPO status 58 Example 1 Two pools in binary mode 59 Example 2 One pool i...

Page 8: ... including the Synapse rack controller The local control panel is also used to back up and restore card settings Please refer to the rack controller manuals for a detailed description of the local control panel the way to set up remote control over IP and for frame related settings and status information Remote Control Capabilities The remote control options are explained in the rack controller RR...

Page 9: ...vent premature failure from components mounted on the board Placing the card The Synapse card can be placed vertically in an SFR18 frame or horizontally in an SFR04 SFR08 and SFR Mobile frame Locate the two guide slots to be used slide in the mounted circuit board and push it firmly to locate the connectors Correct insertion of card is essential as a card that is not located properly may show vali...

Page 10: ... or the Synapse Cortex can be used to change settings An overview of the settings can be found in chapter 5 6 and 7 of this manual Front Panel Control Front Panel Display and Cursor Settings are displayed and changed as follows Use the cursor arrows on the front panel to select the menu and parameter to be displayed and or changed Press To go forward through the menu structure Press To go back thr...

Page 11: ...anges to indicate that the SFS10 Settings menu item SDI Format has been selected and shows that it current setting is Auto Pressing the selects the settings item shown in this example SDI Format Pressing or will change to a different setting eg Mode H Delay The display changes to indicate that the SFS10 Edit Setting menu item SDI Format has been selected To edit the setting of the menu item press ...

Page 12: ...us and adjustment items EVS Cortex has access to data contained within the Synapse module and displays it on a GUI The software has an intuitive structure following that of the module that it is controlling For operation of EVS Cortex please refer to the Cortex help files Menu Structure Example Slot Module Item Parameter Setting S02 Identity S01 SFS10 Set tings Standard_dig Auto S00 RRC18 Status M...

Page 13: ...lby E Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus and encoding to Dolby E The enhanced feature set includes the capability of decoding 7 1 channel Dolby Digital Plus or 5 1 ch Dolby Digital 5 1 with audio description carried in a single bitstream Single PID or as two bitstreams Dual PID A quad speed audio bus can be used for additional Dolby E processing or other audio processing by using an ADD ON card ...

Page 14: ... Block schematic INTERNAL SYNAPSE BUS U4T100 140 QUAD SPEED AUDIO BUS RACK CONTROLLER REFERENCE INPUTS 1 2 GPI 7 I O DEF µP LINUX 3Gb s HD SD IN 3 3Gb s HD SD IN 4 PLL EQ EQ 3Gb s HD SD OUT 1 3Gb s HD SD OUT 2 3Gb s HD SD OUT 3 3Gb s HD SD OUT 4 DUAL CHANNEL SFP LEV A B 2SI 4X12 QUAD SPEED MULTIPLEXING AUDIO BUS 32CH OUT 32CH IN TO ADD ON FROM ADD ON TDM MUX TDM DE MUX ETHERNET DUAL CHANNEL SFP 3G...

Page 15: ...ging this will not change the active preset unless the currently active preset is the same you are going to edit All menu settings that are preceded with a prefix under the SYSTEM SETTINGS header are part of the preset PrstEditView With this setting set to Follow Active the edit preset settings like for instance UP_Prst_editA and UP_Prst_editB will follow the active preset when the active preset i...

Page 16: ... are 1080p60 1080p50 default 1080i60 1080i50 720p60 720p50 SD525 SD625 Output MapA With output map you can select the output mapping according level A or Level B Dual Link In Auto default it follows the detected mapping on the input Inp_Map_A This sets the input mapping of the 4K inputs Can be set to 4 channels 4 quadrants 4Ch_4Quadrants or 4 channels sample interleaved 4Ch_SI Default is 4Ch_4Quad...

Page 17: ...the selected reference input The H Delay setting gives a delay in addition to the reference timing For example if the H Delay is set to 10 pixels the output signal will be delayed by reference timing 10 pixels The signal is delayed advanced with respect to the phase of the reference signal The available range is from 0 to a maximum of 5124 pixels dependant on I O format The default setting is 0px ...

Page 18: ... latest line 48 1280x720p60 earliest line 23 latest line 63 The algorithm of the aligner pulls every single embedded Dolby E stream within the ideal line position window This guarantees correct behavior of all embedded Dolby streams when drop repeat video frames takes place in the synchronizer and correct Dolby E processing further in the chain the individual Dolby E streams can be different posit...

Page 19: ...tting allows you to switch this function On or Off Default setting is Off OSD Style The OSD Style setting controls the on screen text when there is no input The settings of OSD Style are Off Transp Blink Transp Masked Blink Masked The Masked setting inserts a black background behind the on screen text Default setting is Off PatternSpeed Sets the speed of the test pattern see settings Inp_SelA and ...

Page 20: ...lack controls the Green Black of each corresponding The control range is between 128bits and 127 bits in steps of 1 bit The default setting is 0 bit B BlackA B BlackD B Black controls the Blue Black of each channel The control range is between 128bits and 127 bits in steps of 1 bit The default setting is 0 bit EMBEDDER Audio Phase A If this setting is set to Align the card ensures audio phase alig...

Page 21: ...meA If the embedded audio contains silence this can be reported by the card This setting allows you to determine how many seconds it takes before the card reports the silence This setting can be set in a range from 1 sec to 255 sec The default setting is 10sec Silence LevelA With this setting you set a loudness threshold for the silence detection Can be set between 100 and 20 dBFS When the audio g...

Page 22: ...value 01 to Ch16 value 0F Dolby encoder Enc1 value 18 to Enc2 value 19 00010203 Ch1 Source Channel Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 Defaults are source SDI_Input_1 Dec_in_Main BUp 00010203 Emb1_GrpSel With this setting you can turn on or off the audio embedder groups individually An embedder group can be turned off muted by setting the corresponding group to _ Can be set to one of the following values default is 1234 ...

Page 23: ...lby decoder monitor out Dec_mon2 value 1B 00010203 Ch1 Source Channel Ch2 Ch3 Ch4 Defaults are source SDI_Input_1 channels straight Emb1_Ch01 04 00010203 Emb1_Ch05 08 04050607 Emb1_Ch09 12 08090A0B Emb1_Ch13 16 0C0D0E0F Emb1_Gain01 Emb1_Gain16 Adjusts the gain for the corresponding audio channel between 60 and 12dB Everything below 999 dB means the audio will be muted Default is 0dB Emb1_Delay01 E...

Page 24: ...t You can choose between the following sources for each of the sixteen Ch01 16 channels SDI de embed Ch1 value 00 SDI de embed Ch2 value 01 to SDI de embed Ch16 value 0F Dolby decoder out Dec1 value 10 to Dec8 value 17 Dolby encoder out Enc1 value 18 Dolby encoder out Enc2 value 19 Dolby decoder monitor out Dec_mon1 value 1A Dolby decoder monitor out Dec_mon2 value 1B 00010203 Ch1 Source Channel C...

Page 25: ...and 6 will contain the assigned backup channels in case the backup switch is activated Backup_out78 With Backup_out78 set to on decoder outputs 7 and 8 will contain the assigned backup channels in case the backup switch is activated Downmix Here you can set the downmix mode of the downmix output of the Dolby Decoder Can be Lt Rt Left total right total a downmix suitable for decoding with a Dolby P...

Page 26: ... Hz 160 samples 29 97 Hz 160 samples 30 Hz VsyncENA If the option vsyncALIGN to align a Vsync signal when decoding Dolby E is set and the signal is not aligned within the tolerance window the DOLBY DECODER ENCODER can then attempt to reconstruct the alignment This option VsyncENA adjusts the latency of the decoded audio so that the Vsync signal is aligned exactly to the Dolby E stream The amount o...

Page 27: ...ing the method performed by Dialogue Intelligence that utilizes a two stage approach an absolute gate followed by a relative gate Level gating makes no attempt to base loudness measurements on a dialogue anchor element but instead bases its measurement on energy R 128 introduces new terminology for the units of loudness measurement LUFS loudness units relative to full scale LUFS is functionally eq...

Page 28: ... With this setting you reset the loudness measurements for all loudness parameters Ld_DDp_Select This setting selects which stream should be used to measure Loudness Can be Main_only Mixed or AD_only This setting is only valid when there s an audio discription channel ...

Page 29: ...urement for the last three seconds and does not use any gating for the measurement MOM momentary loudness This parameter provides the loudness measurement for the last 400 milliseconds and does not use any gating for the measurement INT integrated loudness This parameter provides a single simplified measurement value for the loudness over the entire program It automatically sets the value to be ei...

Page 30: ... whether you want to apply the dynamic range None Dialnorm RF mode or Line mode to the output signal of the decoder when the input is PCM Aux_DRC_DD With this setting you decide whether you want to apply the dynamic range RF mode or Line mode to the monitoring signal of the decoder when the input is Dolby Digital Aux_DRC_E With this setting you decide whether you want to apply the dynamic range RF...

Page 31: ...ncoder can be forced to encode 20 bits Prgm With Prgm is it possible to set the Program configurations program config Description 5 1 2 AB one 5 1 channel and one stereo 5 1 2 CD one 5 1 channel and one stereo 5 1 2 EF one 5 1 channel and one stereo 5 1 2 GH one 5 1 channel and one stereo 5 1 A one 5 1 channel 5 1 C one 5 1 channel 2 2 BD two stereo programs 2 2 FH two stereo programs 2 2 AC two s...

Page 32: ...e setting Off switching GPI2 off Metadata_set With metadata set it is possible to make metadata presets for program streams This makes it possible to have fixed locations for metadata parameters E g for a Stadium SET_A and B select in Prmg cnf 5 1 2 A B or in a concert hall SET_C and D select Prgm_cnf 5 1 2 C D The available sets are A B C D E F G H Default is A Please note that when you put a car...

Page 33: ...ssociated with a single ME service to support multiple channels Visual This is typically a single channel program intended to provide a narrative description of the picture content to be decoded along with the main audio service The visual service may also be a complete mix of all program channels comprising up to six channels Hearing This is typically a single channel program intended to convey a...

Page 34: ...automatically applied Film stnd applies more compression to a subjectively loud film that requires dynamic range restriction Film Light applies light compression to a subjectively quiet film that does not require dynamic range restriction Music Stnd applies more compression to music that is not compressed and requires dynamic range restriction Music light applies light compression to music that is...

Page 35: ...r Rt Center Mix Level This setting indicates the level shift applied to the center channel when adding to the left and right outputs when downmixing to a Lt rt output Its operation is similar to the surround downmix level in the Universal metadata 3dB 1 5dB 0dB 1 5dB 3 0dB 4 5dB 6 0dB and 999dB Default is 3 0dB Lt RT S dwnmx LtRt Surround Mix level This setting indicates the level shift applied to...

Page 36: ...tion is not active Default is On LFE filter LFE lowpass filter This setting determines whether a 120Hz 8 order lowpass filter is applied to the LFE channel input of a Dolby Digital encoder prior to encoding It is ignored if the LFE channel is disabled This parameter is not sent to the consumer decoder The filter removes frequencies above 120Hz that would aliasing when decoded This filter should on...

Page 37: ...annels This allows a Dolby Digital decoder create a Lt Rt downmix simply For most material the phase shift has a minimal impact when the Dolby Digital program 1 decoded to 5 1 channels but provides a Lt Rt output that can be Prologic decoded to L C R S if desired However for some phase critical material such as music this phase shift is audible when listening in 5 1 channels Likewise some material...

Page 38: ...ble settings are Off No take contact is defined and values on the GPI contact are taken instantly Contact_1 Contact_8 The selected contact is used as a Take command for the corresponding pool Closing the selected contact results in the card latching the value provided on the selected contacts for that pool Please refer to Appendix 3 GPI s explained for a more elaborate explanation of the GPI setti...

Page 39: ... to Manual mIP0 When IP_Conf0 is set to manual you can type in the preferred IP address here By default it is set to 172 16 1 2 mNM0 With IP_Conf0 set to manual with this setting you can set a Netmask Default is 255 255 0 0 mGW0 With IP_Conf0 set to manual this setting let you set a Standard Gateway Default is set to 172 16 0 1 NetwPrefix0 Here you can set the proper network prefix if required ...

Page 40: ...orresponding output port on SFP output module A is enabled disabled or NA Not available when no input signal is available or an input module is inserted Port1 2 Power These status items indicate the current transmitter power of the specified port on SFP output module A between 0mW and 6 55mW When a receiver is installed or no SFP module is inserted this value is 0 Port1 2 Power Stat These indicate...

Page 41: ...ule is enabled disabled or NA Not available when no input signal is available or an input module is inserted Port3 4 Power These status items indicate the current transmitter power of the specified port on SFP output module B between 0mW and 6 55mW When an input module is inserted or no SFP module is inserted this value is 0 Port3 4 Power Stat These indicate whether the output power of the specifi...

Page 42: ...080p24 1080psf24 720p60 720p50 720p30 720p25 720p24 SD525 SD625 sInpA sInpD This status item indicates the presence and the format of a valid signal on processing channel A to D This is displayed as 1080P60 1080p50 1080i60 1080i50 1080p30 1080p25 1080p24 1080psf24 720p60 720p50 720p30 720p25 720p24 SD525 SD625 sInpA_CRC_EDH sInpD_CRC_EDH This item indicates CRC and EDH errors on processing channel...

Page 43: ... the total delay in ms of outputs A to D Can be a value between 0ms and 16383ms FunctionA Displays the current mode function of processing channel A Can be Up Down Cross Trans Na TestPattern Ref Format Displays whether there is a correct reference and what the connected reference format is Can be NA NTSC 480i PAL 576i 720p 1080i 1080p GPI Displays the currently closed GPI contacts This is displaye...

Page 44: ...Def Rsvd Enh Ac 3 EmbStat_A Displays the status of the individual audio channels of the embedder output Displayed as for instance SC_PPPPPPPPPPPPP when channel 1 is Silence channel 2 is Clipped channel 3 is NA not available and channel 4 to 16 are Present AddOnFrmtInA1 2 AddOnFrmtInD3 D4 These status items indicate the detected audio format of each audio pair in the add on bus Can be one of the fo...

Page 45: ...d Enh Ac 3 SOF E_A1 2A Displays the start line of a Dolby E frame Can be a value between 0 and 1124 dependant on input and output format NET STATUS IP_Addr0 This item displays the status of the IP address It can be manual DHCP asking DHCP Leased or DHCP Infin MAC0 This item displays the MAC address of the card IP0 This item displays the current IP address of the card NM0 This item displays the cur...

Page 46: ...can be selected between 0 255 0 no event 1 255 is the priority setting Ref Status Reference can be selected between 0 255 0 no event 1 255 is the priority setting Active_Out_A Active output A can be selected between 0 255 0 no event 1 255 is the priority setting What information is available in an event The message consists of the following items 1 A message string to show what has happened in tex...

Page 47: ...ouncements 0 or NA 0 or NA Announcement of report and control values Input_A 01hex INPA_LOSS 81hex INPA_RETURN input A lost or returned Reference 03hex REF_LOSS 83hex REF_RETURN reference lost or returned Acive_Out_A 19hex IN_B OUT_A 99hex IN_A OUT_A Input B or input A on outputs A The Priority The priority is a user defined value The higher the priority of the alarm the higher this value Setting ...

Page 48: ...e presence of a valid SDI video signal on input x ANC Data LED Indicates the presence of embedded audio within the input signal Reference LED Indicated the presence of a valid reference signal on the selected reference input connector ref 1 or ref 2 Data Error LED This LED indicates a CRC error Connection LED This LED illuminates after the card has initialized The LED lights for 0 5 seconds every ...

Page 49: ...ROM ADD ON TDM MUX TDM DE MUX ETHERNET DUAL CHANNEL SFP 3Gb s HD SD IN 1 3Gb s HD SD IN 2 EQ EQ LTC METADATA LEV A B 2SI 12X4 AUTO PHASER AUTO PHASER AUTO PHASER COLOR CORR FRAME SYNC OFFSET DELAY 16 CH EMB 16 CH DE EMB AUTO PHASER FRAME SYNC OFFSET DELAY FRAME SYNC OFFSET DELAY FRAME SYNC OFFSET DELAY 16 CH DE EMB TRACKING DELAY E ALIGNMENT COLOR CORR COLOR CORR COLOR CORR AUDIO MUX 16 CH EMB or ...

Page 50: ...T OUTPUT SFP 2 DUAL CHANNEL INPUT OUTPUT SFP 1 DUAL CHANNEL 3Gb s HD SD SDI OUTPUT 3 GPI I O LTC METADATA BPH32 relay bypasses BHX32 3Gb s HD SD SDI OUTPUT 1 3Gb s HD SD SDI INPUT 3 3Gb s HD SD SDI INPUT 1 Note Unused inputs and outputs must be terminated with the correct impedance D sub pinning Note GPI s work in a latching mode Of the 15 pole subD connector pin 01 RX2B pin 02 TX2A pin 03 GPI_1 p...

Page 51: ...a Cortex EVS s control software select frame select card select Identity check hardware rev Knowing the hardware revision number you can go to https mi sftp evs com Here you select the card you wish to upgrade You will see a list of available firmware upgrades of this particular card The firmware files that are compatible with your card should display your card s hardware revision number in table ...

Page 52: ...ect Backup card An exact copy of the card s menu can be stored as xml file in the following window The next image displays the window where this is done At your own risk During the upgrade process the card will stop functioning for a period of time Make sure the card you are going to upgrade is currently not being used by anyone in your company Note Use cortex version 1 09 01 or later This softwar...

Page 53: ...e card goto the system view within the Cortex program Select the HLDxxx and goto the device view tab Within the device tab you will be able to setup the IP address netmask and gateway The next step is to make the card available as a stand alone card within the system To add this card you need to go to the network tab at the top of the cortex program Then go to add network device and choose add ACP...

Page 54: ...Firmware from the dropdown box as displayed below A new window will open showing you the firmware upload functions At first you must select which spf file you want to load You do this in the buttom dialog as shown below To select which spf you would like to upload into the card you click the Current drive button and select the folder which holds your spf files ...

Page 55: ...e When the selected spf file can not be loaded in the card you try to check an error message will appear in the bottom right box Selecting a card is done as displayed on the next page Testing When all previous instructions have been completed the card should be functioning properly We advise however to test the card s functionallity before you are going to put it into real on air use ...

Page 56: ...onversion aspect ratio for channel A and B Down conversion aspect ratio for channel A and B Cross conversion aspect ratio for channel A and B Transparent aspect ratio equal in output for channel A and B Insertion of VI WSS AFD S2016 for channel A and B Audio shuffling gain and phase Contact assignment The physical contacts can be assigned as input or output In the menu of a card these will be call...

Page 57: ... values will be 1 to x When assigning a take pin to a pool set to Prio_Latched mode the pool will behave the same as when set to Prio mode with a take pin assigned This is because the take pin overrules the latched functionality of the Prio_Latched mode Debounce time The input contacts need to be debounced to assure signal stability The debounce time can be set in the GPI DebounceTime object in a ...

Page 58: ...ity to the most significant bit high priority This is essentially a one hot coding of preset values If a pool has three contacts connected and all inputs are high the output value of the pool will be 3 Another example is when three contacts are connected to a pool with the first and third contact are low and the second contact is high the output value is 1 Input 1 Input 2 Input 3 Pool value Preset...

Page 59: ...e value is translated to one hot encoding on the output contacts See table below Preset nr Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 Pool value 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 2 3 0 0 1 3 Table 3 Pool value in priority mode In binary mode the input value is exposed on the output contacts as binary value Preset nr Output 1 Output 2 Pool value 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 2 3 1 0 3 4 1 1 4 Table 4 Pool value in binary mode GPO_n Source is the...

Page 60: ...ogical value of the physical contacts formatted as a concatenated string containing one character per pin 1 for asserted 0 for non asserted and _ for unassigned Statuses GPI status GPI_n is an integer which reflects the value of the pool Statuses GPO status GPO_n is an integer which reflects the value of the pool ...

Page 61: ...w consists of GPI 1 GPI 2 GPI 3 and GPI 4 in a priority mode controlling the up converter preset Pool B consists only of GPI 5 also in priority mode controlling the output mode setting Pool A now works as follows Cont act_1 statu s Cont act_2 statu s Conta ct_3 status Conta ct_4 status GPI_A value 0 0 0 0 Up conv Preset 1 1 0 0 0 Up conv Preset 1 0 1 0 0 Up conv Preset 2 0 0 1 0 Up conv Preset 3 0...

Page 62: ...Set Contact_5 to GPI_B Pool A now consists of GPI 1 GPI 2 and GPI 3 as take in binary mode controlling the up converter preset Pool B now consists of GPI 4 and GPI 5 in priority mode controlling the audio presets Pool A now works as follows Contact _1 status Contact _2 status Preset value when Contact_3 take is closed 0 0 Up converter Preset 1 1 0 Up converter Preset 2 0 1 Up converter Preset 3 1 ...

Page 63: ...now consists of GPI 1 and GPI 2 in a priority mode controlling the Up converter preset Pool B now consists of GPI 3 and GPI 4 in a priority mode controlling the audio presets Pool A now works as follows Contact_1 status Contact_2 status Preset value 0 0 Up converter Preset 1 1 0 Up converter Preset 1 0 1 Up converter Preset 2 1 1 Up converter Preset 2 because highest gets priority Table 9 Pool val...

Page 64: ... the physical act of transferring a copy and you may at your option offer warranty protection in exchange for a fee 2 You may modify your copy or copies of the Program or any portion of it thus forming a work based on the Program and copy and distribute such modifications or work under the terms of Section 1 above provided that you also meet all of these conditions a You must cause the modified fi...

Page 65: ...s a consequence of a court judgment or allegation of patent infringement or for any other reason not limited to patent issues conditions are imposed on you whether by court order agreement or otherwise that contradict the conditions of this License they do not excuse you from the conditions of this License If you cannot distribute so as to satisfy simultaneously your obligations under this License...

Page 66: ... PROGRAM IS WITH YOU SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE YOU ASSUME THE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING REPAIR OR CORRECTION 12 IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED TO IN WRITING WILL ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MAY MODIFY AND OR REDISTRIBUTE THE PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES INCLUDING ANY GENERAL SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAG...

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