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Incorrect format selection will cause severe color errors or loss of stable picture, incorrect level selection
will cause the picture be very dim, or cause peak whites to be compressed.
Channel Reset
The configuration for an input channel can be removed by performing a channel reset.
3GSDI Level B Stream (3GSDI only)
When input is 3G Level B (2 stream mapping), there is an option to select which of the two video
streams (Stream 1 or 2) to use. Otherwise it works with whatever mapping is specified in the SMPTE
352 packet (or defaults to 10bit 4:2:2 if none).
Select Test Pattern (Default)
When Test Pattern is selected as the input channel the default test pattern can be selected here.
4.13.4.
No Sync Color
Defines the output background color when no valid input signal is detected on the current selected input.
Options are Blue, White, Orange and Black. Default is Black.
4.13.5.
Factory Reset
Factory reset puts all settings in the unit back to factory defaults. Note: A factory reset can also be
issued at power up (or reset) by pressing the up arrow of the keypad. The up arrow key needs to be
kept pressed until the “Resetting to factory defaults ...” message is shown.
4.13.6.
Unit Configuration
Menu Timeout
Sets the time for the front panel to go back from displaying the current menu to display the top level
menu
Front Panel Backlight
Sets the brightness of the front panel backlight
Power Inlet Monitoring
Determines whether the power inlets are monitored. When the inlets are monitored a failing inlet is
indicated by a message and a flashing LCD menu.
Enable Automatic Keypad Lockout
By default the keypad is locked. It can always be unlocked by pressing the sequence of Enter and Input
key. Once a button is pressed this key sequence is identified with a message. The keypad unlocking is
timed out after 15 seconds of not continuing pressing keys. This time out can be disabled here.
4.13.7.
Networking(TCP/IP)
The IP address type (static or DHCP), IP address, subnet mask and extended network prefix can all be
entered here.
4.13.8.
Presets
The current system configuration can be stored using Copy to Preset and can then be recalled later
using Load Preset. There are 4 presets available including the current one. Any preset can be reset
using the Reset command and renamed using the Rename command.
