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8995UPC/DNC/UDX — Instruction Manual 41
Configuration
• Video Proc – provides overall video processing for the HD or SD signal
along with Y/C White and Y/Black clip controls, and image enhance-
ment controls for noise reduction, and enabling of edge expansion,
extended color space, vertical edge filter, matte edge border, and
Cadence controls (
page 63 ),
• Transcoding – enable the Closed Captioning and VITC transcoding
functions and set parameters for line positioning in the vertical interval
(
page 66 ),
• Aspect Ratio – set the desired aspect ratio, cropping, and matte color for
the output video, reports AFD (Active Format Description) input and
output status and disabling/enabling AFD (
page 73 ),
• Video Out – enable or disable the fiber optic outputs when a dual trans-
mitter or transceiver fiber optic submodule is installed and enable
audio re-embedding (
page 78 ),
• Audio Input Status – reports the input status of embedded audio on the
video input signal (
page 79 ),
• Audio Delay – allows setting delay on Channel A and B of each audio
stream (
page 80 ),
• Audio Gain – allows setting gain on Channel A and B of each audio
stream (
page 82 ),
• Audio Channel Pairing – allows recombining of audio channels within
the four audio output groups (
page 84 ),
• Audio Proc – allows selection of the type of audio processing for Stream
1 and 2, Channel A and B, of the four final audio groups 1-4 (
page 86 ),
• Genlock – appears only on module links when the optional
8900GEN-SM submodule is installed on the module. This web page
provides status reporting for the external genlock reference and con-
trols for enabling the Genlock, matching the reference input to a selec-
tion standard, and setting reference signal delay (
page 88 ),
• User Settings – allows recalling of factory defaults for all module
parameters or factory signal names, and provides a save/load configu-
ration file function (
page 92 ), and
• Slot Config – provides Locate Module and Slot Memory functions
along with links to the SNMP, LED Reporting, and Frame Alarm con-
figuration web pages (
page 95 ).