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KRAMER ELECTRONICS LTD. 

0.  Black screen 
1.  75% color bar 
2.  100% color bar 
3.  Black and white steps 
4.  Modulated steps 
5.  Red screen 
6.  Green screen 
7.  Blue screen 
8.  RGB bar 
9.  Black / white screen 

10.  Color matte 
11.  White screen 
12.  Gray screen 

The  “Matte”  (BAR  #  10)  is  a  screen  with  a  single,  user-defined,  color.  The  matte  color  may  be  changed  by 

selecting BAR # 10, and then pressing the BAR button (10) again. The decimal point then flashes in the first 

digit  of  the  7-segment  display  (12),  and  the  display  now  indicates  the  Y  value  of  the  matte,  which  may  be 

changed using  the “+”  and  “-”  buttons (11). Pressing the  BAR  button (10) again  causes the  decimal  point to 

flash in the  second  digit  of the 7-segment display (12), and the  display  now  indicates  the (B-Y)  value  of the 

matte, which may be changed using the “+” and “-” buttons (11). Pressing the BAR button (10) yet again will 

causes the decimal point to flash in the third digit of the 7-segment display (12), and the display now indicates 

the (R-Y) value of the matte, which may be changed using the “+” and “-” buttons (11). 

 

Figure 2: SG-6005 Rear Panel Features 

 

Rear Panel Features Description 

(13), (14) BALANCED AUDIO OUTPUTS 

A 1kHz, +4dBu, balanced audio signal (sine wave) is generated on these two XLR outputs. 

(15) LINE LEVEL AUDIO OUTPUTS 

A 1kHz, 1V p-p audio signal (sine wave) is generated on this pair of RCA outputs. 

(16) REF-IN AND LOOP INPUTS 

The bottom BNC is the reference input for genlocking the SG-6005. The top BNC may be used for looping the 
genlocking source. When looping, the 75  termination switch (17) should not be pressed in. When not looping, 
terminate the line by pressing in the 75  termination switch (17). 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for SG-6005

Page 1: ...KRAMER ELECTRONICS Ltd USER MANUAL Kramer Genlock Multistandard Black Burst Bar Generator Model SG 6005 IMPORTANT Before proceeding please read paragraph entitled Unpacking and Contents...

Page 2: ...SG 6005 11 10 1 Structure Of Protocol 12 10 2 Description of Instructions 13 10 3 Relationship Between Switched Data and Display 16 11 INSTALLATION 16 11 1 Rack Mounting 16 11 2 Connecting to Video an...

Page 3: ...s controllers and computer related products This manual includes configuration operation and option information for the SG 6005 VIDEO SYNC AND RELATED PROBLEMS All video signals arriving at a monitor...

Page 4: ...e not identical as the Green signal has a larger amplitude due to the sync it carries and the sync signals must be stripped off in order to recover the normal green sync level A subset of this format...

Page 5: ...of other negative effects The main cause of the above mentioned problems is improper analog sync levels In the logic level sync world this shouldn t happen At least in theory However other problems le...

Page 6: ...re commands to ignore those incorrect signals and those controls should be activated Alternatively a sync shaver machine should be used one for each of the Red and Blue channels This device shaves off...

Page 7: ...Zero Ohm connection resistance is the objective Sockets and connectors also must match the required impedance 75ohm in video Cheap low quality connectors tend to rust thus causing breaks in the signal...

Page 8: ...lanced audio signals using XLR connectors Using a simple front panel switch it can be configured as a 1 10 for mono signals or as a 1 5 for stereo signals In either mode its purpose is to accept a sin...

Page 9: ...2 3 PAL OR NTSC Selects the video standard of the machine The illuminated switch indicates the selected standard To change the video standard press the non illuminated switch The machine takes about a...

Page 10: ...ne will still delay according to the previously selected settings The selection allows display and control of this function not the enabling and disabling of it 8 V SYNC OUT Selects deselects the cont...

Page 11: ...y now indicates the B Y value of the matte which may be changed using the and buttons 11 Pressing the BAR button 10 yet again will causes the decimal point to flash in the third digit of the 7 segment...

Page 12: ...or not to insert a pedestal 7 5 IRE setup when generating NTSC The switch is ON if the pedestal is to be used 23 POWER SOCKET Mains inlet socket The fuse is located within the socket RESETTING THE SG...

Page 13: ...e taken not to set a switcher with this machine number STRUCTURE OF PROTOCOL MSB LSB INSTRUCTION 0 TO PC I5 I4 I3 I2 I1 I0 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1st byte DATA 1 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 2nd byte...

Page 14: ...ding set EXTENDED DATA as 0 When receiving LSB of EXTENDED DATA status of front panel switch The PC sends this instruction to the machine The machine replies by setting the EXTENDED DATA according to...

Page 15: ...s instruction was sent Note further that the addressed front panel switch does not need to be pressed in order to change its value via RS 232 If the or button is pressed on the machine resulting in a...

Page 16: ...e machine replies with DATA as the version number before the decimal point and EXTENDED DATA is the value following the decimal point For example for version 3 4 the machine replies with DATA 03 hex a...

Page 17: ...splayed data PAL no Genlock switch data 103 X 1 40625 degr Displayed data PAL Genlock switch data 179 X 1 40625 degr Displayed data NTSC no Genlock switch data 36 X 1 40625 degr Displayed data NTSC Ge...

Page 18: ...port to the provided Null Modem adapter Connect the Null modem adapter to the RS 232 port of the SG 6005 using a flat cable with the appropriate sockets TURNING ON THE MACHINE NOTES 1 The machine sho...

Page 19: ...18 KRAMER ELECTRONICS LTD Figure 3 RS 232 Null Modem Connection...

Page 20: ...connect again to reset the machine 2 If the following recommended actions still do not result in satisfactory operation please consult your KRAMER Dealer Power and Indicators Problem Remedy No Power 1...

Page 21: ...covers all defects in material or workmanship in this product The following are not covered by the warranty 1 Any product which is not distributed by Kramer or which is not purchased from an authorize...

Page 22: ...tries may not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and or do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above limitations and exclusions may...

Page 23: ...m P N 2900 004005 REV 2 For the latest information on our products and a list of Kramer distributors visit our Web site www kramerelectronics com Updates to this user manual may be found at http www k...

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