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Selenio X100
Installation and Operation Manual
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Horizontal Frequency Sweep
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Horizontal Frequency Sweep (Y-Only)
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Cross Hatch
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Black
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White
During firmware upgrades, the test signal generator automatically outputs color bars.
On Screen Display (OSD)
The Selenio X100 has the capability to provide an output with or without on-screen display
(OSD). Currently, both the timecode and the source ID can be displayed using the
Stream x
Time Code Enable and Stream x Source ID Enable parameters. You can also set the
display transparency and position by using the Stream x OSD Transparency and Stream x
Time Code/Source ID X/Y Position parameters. The source ID text can be entered using
the Source ID x Label parameter.
To enable OSD on any of the physical video outputs (SDI, SFP, HDMI, and Analog), you must
set the corresponding
Out Select parameter in Video > Video Output and Routing >
Output Routing to Processing Channel 1 + OSD or Processing Channel 2 + OSD .
Thumbnail Streaming
The X100 supports thumbnail streaming at a maximum rate of three frames per second, for
up to four thumbnails (the frame rate ranges from one frame per 10 seconds to three
frames per second; default is one frame per second). The four thumbnails are the two
selected video inputs to the processing channels and the two processed video outputs. Only
two thumbnails are supported for
Linear FRC mode: one for the selected video input to the
processing channel, and the other for the processed video output. All thumbnails are
updated on a rotation basis in which one thumbnail is updated at a time. Follow
Miscellaneous > Other to set the Thumbnail Frequency in Hz .
Data Embedding and De-Embedding
Data Processing
The X100 provides a powerful platform to pass and process ancillary data through video
conversion. In addition to Closed Captioning, Teletext (OP-47), Timecode, AFD, VI, WSS,
CUE, Brandnet, Lidia, BT-1685, SCTE-104, ARIB, Lidia, the X100 also supports up to 10
types of generic VANC data passing.
Data Input
Data that is sourced from SDI can be monitored by Line View , or by Data View. These
options are found at Data Input > Proc Ch x Input > Proc Ch x Data Input View .
LTC or serial-based data is reported at Data Input > Other Inputs .