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4.5.6 ETHERNET SET

The ethernet capability can remotely control and monitor genlock status.

The current setting value is displayed.

The underline cursor can be moved by pressing the [Left] or [Right] key.

The cursored number can be changed by pressing the [Up] or [Down] key.

Pressing the [ENTER] key enters data.

2. ETHERNET SET

IP: 192. 168. 20. 63

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□

CANCEL

Hierarchy level 2

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”ETHER” is set to IP address when power is turned on.

4.5.6.1 Remote Control via ETHER Port

This section describes the remote control procedure using the “TELNET” software.

Select “Run” from the Start menu.

To run application software, enter “TELNET” in the

“Open” column, then click “OK.”

Click “Remote System” in the “Connect” menu.

Summary of Contents for LT 443D

Page 1: ...LT 443D INSTRUCTION MANUAL MULTIFORMAT VIDEO GENERATOR ...

Page 2: ...CK UNIT LT 443D HD LT 443D HDB HD HDB 1 ANALOG BLACK UNIT LT 443D BL BL 1 SD SDI UNIT SD SDI BLACK UNIT LT 443D SD LT 443D SDB SD SDB 1 LOGO MARK DISPLAY FUNCTION LT 443D HD HDB SD SDB LOGO MARK 1 DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT LT 443D DA DA 1 ANALOG AUDIO UNIT LT 443D AA AA 1 ANALOG COMPOSITE UNIT LT 443D CS CS 1 LIST OF BLACK SIGNAL FORMAT BF 1 MENU TREE MT 1 ...

Page 3: ... 2 Features 2 1 2 3 Specifications 2 2 2 3 1 Compartment 2 2 2 3 2 LCD Panel 2 2 2 3 3 Internal Clock 2 2 2 3 4 Memory Card Slot 2 2 2 3 5 External Interface 2 2 2 3 6 General Specifications 2 2 2 4 Options 2 3 2 4 1 LT 443D 70 NATURAL PICTURE Memory Option 70 2 3 2 4 1 1 Description 2 3 2 4 1 2 Specifications 2 3 2 5 Plug In Units 2 4 2 5 1 Plug In Units for LT 443D 2 4 2 5 2 LT 443D GLA 2 5 2 5 ...

Page 4: ...4 Selecting Pattern 4 2 4 5 UTILITY Menu Structure 4 2 4 5 1 UTILITY Menu Screen 4 2 4 5 2 LCD BACK LIGHT 4 2 4 5 3 KEY LOCK SET 4 2 4 5 3 1 Key Lock Mode Set With Menu 4 2 4 5 3 2 Setting KEY LOCK ON 4 3 4 5 3 3 Setting KEY LOCK OFF 4 3 4 5 4 Using Front Panel KEY LOCK Switch 4 3 4 5 5 PRESET RECALL 4 4 4 5 5 1 Selecting the Preset Storage Media 4 4 4 5 5 2 Creating Presets 4 4 4 5 5 3 Recalling ...

Page 5: ... 5 NOTES ON RACK MOUNTING 5 1 6 ABOUT RUBBER FEET 6 1 7 DATA BACKUP 7 1 8 DEFAULT SETTINGS 8 1 8 1 Default Settings for All Data MENU FORMAT 8 1 8 2 Default Settings for Selected Data MENU ENTER 8 1 9 MAINTENANCE 9 1 9 1 Preventing Power Cord Disconnection 9 1 9 1 1 Connecting the Power Cord 9 1 9 1 2 Disconnecting the Power Cord 9 2 ...

Page 6: ...esult in personal injury or damage to the instrument Symbol Term Term WARNING CAUTION GENERAL SAFETY SUMMARY To Avoid Personal Injury It is recommended that only qualified personnel with technical knowledge use this instrument only after reading and fully understanding all functions of the instrument described this instruction manual This instrument is not designed and manufactured for consumers I...

Page 7: ...er Line Make sure to connect only to the rated power line voltage Excess voltage may cause fire Confirm the voltage of the commercial power line before connecting theAC power cord The power frequency of the power line should be 50 60 Hz Warning on the Power Cord Use only the optional power cord that is attached to this instrument The use of the power cord other than that attached could cause fire ...

Page 8: ... Presence of Gasses Operating the instrument in and near the presence or storage locations of flam mable explosive gasses or fumes could create an explosion and fire hazard Do not operate the instrument anywhere near such environments Avoid Insertions Do not insert metals or flammable objects or drop liquid on or into the instrument To do so could cause fire shock malfunction and create a dangerou...

Page 9: ...terminal this could cause the instrument to malfunction Caution when Not Using the Instrument for a Long Time Make sure to disconnect the power cord from the socket when you do not use the instrument for a long time Pleaseconformtotheabovewarningsandcautionsforsafeoperation Therearecautions in each area of this instruction manual so please conform to each caution If you have any questions about th...

Page 10: ...esulting from fire natural calamity or improper voltage applied by the user 2 Repair of an instrument that has been improperly repaired adjusted or modified by personnel other than a factory trained LEADER representative 3 Repair of malfunctions or damages resulting from improper use 4 Repair of malfunctions caused by devices other than this instrument 5 Repair of malfunctions or damages without t...

Page 11: ...cause condensation Operating temperature range 0 to 40 C High humidity environments Do not place the instrument in the high humidity environment e g bathroom near a humidor Operating humidity range 90 RH Dusty environments 1 2 5 Mechanical Shock Please be careful not to expose the instrument to other forms of severe mechanical shock as this product contains shock sensitive precise parts 1 2 6 Cali...

Page 12: ...e provided The NTSC PAL analog video signal unit is also available Since each unit can output the signal simultaneously a multiformat system can be constructed to satisfy user s requirements Various sync outputs Two units can simultaneously output HD signals with 74 25 MHz clock and 74 25 1 001 MHz clock Easy to use sync signals For today s modern age of digital TV systems BB signal for NTSC PAL a...

Page 13: ...llowing manufacturers should be procured as of August 2002 SanDisk 5 A microdrive can t be used 2 3 5 External Interface Ethernet 10 100 Base T Automatic selection Function Transferring operation status e g genlock status Remote control e g pattern switching USB Universal Serial Bus Applicable to USB 1 1 Function This function will be supported Hardware is installed as standard 2 3 6 General Speci...

Page 14: ...rable Screens In case of 32 M byte memory is used 6 1920 H x 1080 V format Up to 3 screens 720 H x 574 V format Up to 19 screens 6 The number of storable screens to the memory is described above When the power is turned on or the screen size is changed data contained in this memory is transferred to the RAM in the plug in unit Refer to the unit specifications for the number of storable screens to ...

Page 15: ...ed 2 5 Plug In Units 2 5 1 Plug In Units for LT 443D Up to four units can be installed Table 2 1 lists installable combination of the unit and UNIT compartment 8 Compartment Model LT 443D GLA LT 443D GL LT 443D HD HDB LT 443D BL LT 443D SD SDB LT 443D DA LT 443D AA LT 443D CS UNIT 1 Yes 8 Yes 8 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes UNIT 2 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes UNIT 3 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes UNIT 4...

Page 16: ...mation can be stored on the CF CARD The genlock timing can be adjusted for the entire color frame range when the NTSC PAL black burst signal is applied entire frame range when the HDTV analog tri level sync signal is applied Three black burst signal output systems with selectable formats are available as follows For NTSC PAL system standard black burst signal and black burst signal with field refe...

Page 17: ...lled 2 5 3 2 Specifications 1 Applicable Format 1035i 60 1035i 59 94 1080i 60 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 1080p 30 1080p 29 97 1080p 25 1080p 24 1080p 23 98 1080PsF 24 1080PsF 23 98 720p 60 720p 59 94 The verification has not completed though the following formats were built in since the firmware version 3 3 of the LT 443D 720p 24 720p 23 98 720p 29 97 720p 50 720p 30 720p 25 2 HD SDI Video Output 1 syst...

Page 18: ... SDB SD SDI BLACK Unit can output SD SDI black signal independently of the SD SDI test signals 1 The option should be installed 2 5 5 2 Specifications 1 Applicable Format 525i 59 94 270 MHz 625i 50 270 MHz 2 SD SDI Video Output 1 system 2 outputs 75 Ω BNC SD SDI Black Output 1 system 2 outputs 75 Ω BNC The SD SDI black signal is only output when the LT 443D SDB is installed 2 5 6 LT 443D DA 2 5 6 ...

Page 19: ...n the LT 443D mainframe can output analog audio signal two systems Output characteristics e g output level frequency can be independently set for each output system The sound sampling frequency is synchronized with the video signal of plug in unit installed in the mainframe 2 5 7 2 Specifications Number of Outputs 2 Output Impedance 600 Ω balanced Output Amplitude 0 775 Vrms into 600 Ω at 0 dBm Ou...

Page 20: ...nal Level 1 Vp p into 75 Ω Black Signal Output Number of Outputs 2 systems one each Signal Level 1 Vp p into 75 Ω Horizontal Drive Pulse Output Number of Outputs 1 Signal Level 2 Vp p into 75 Ω Vertical Drive Pulse Output Number of Outputs 1 Signal Level 2 Vp p into 75 Ω ...

Page 21: ...e SYNCHRONIZATION indicators The EXT lights when the instrument is synchronized to the external sync signal e g black burst tri level sync The INT lights when the internal sync is used r FORMAT key Selects the signal format of the selected unit t UNIT keys Select the unit when changing or confirming the setting item y Pattern keys Select the pattern output from the selected unit These keys are com...

Page 22: ...l it in place If the card cannot be inserted properly check the card for up side down Do not insert the card forcibly It may cause trouble Do not remove the card while writing or recalling data Do not turn power off while writing or recalling data i USB connector Used for maintenance in the factory This connector will be installed o KEY LOCK switch Turns on and off the key lock mode 0 Ventilation ...

Page 23: ...k air flow and ventilation holes 6 Grounding terminal Connected to the chassis of this instrument 7 AC inlet AC power inlet Usable AC voltage range is 90 to 250 V universal 8 ETHER connector Used for 10 BASE T 100 BASE TX ethernet ...

Page 24: ... to Sections 4 2 4 3 and 4 4 for front panel operations LEADER LT443D INITIALIZING Example When the power is supplied STATUS FORMAT TYPE 1080 59 94 Example of status display 4 2 Selecting Unit Pressing one of UNIT keys displays the UNIT number and its information on the LCD panel This section describes the operating procedure in case of the HD SDI unit is installed in the UNIT 2 compartment If STA...

Page 25: ...T IP DATE TIME SET 20XX XX XX XX XX XX VERSION DISPLAY 4 3 Selecting Format Press the FORMAT switch to select the signal format Pressing the Up or Down key in the LCD panel group can also select the signal format 4 5 2 LCD BACK LIGHT The backlight brightness can be selected HIGH MIDDLE LOW or OFF 4 5 3 KEY LOCK SET The key lock function prevents a trouble from accidental key operation There are tw...

Page 26: ... LOCK OFF is displayed for about one second The FORMAT in the SYSTEM block are disabled during the KEY LOCK switch o is set ON even when the key lock mode is canceled with the menu 4 5 4 Using Front Panel KEY LOCK Switch Setting the KEY LOCK slide switch on locks the FORMAT key operation If the FORMAT key is pressed when the KEY LOCK slide switch is set on the LCD displays the following messages W...

Page 27: ...1 or later 4 The POWER ON RECALL mode has been applied for firmware version 3 0 and later 4 5 5 1 Selecting the Preset Storage Media Set the medium for storing presets You can select INT_MEM internal memory or EXT_CARD Compact Flash card Data stored in the INT_MEM internal memory can only be recalled in the POWER ON RECALL mode 1 UTILITY MENU PRESET RECALL 2 PRESET RECALL MEDIA 3 MEDIA INT EXT INT...

Page 28: ...ot inserted When a preset is already stored overwrite confirmation 4 5 5 3 Recalling Presets ALL Mode In ALL mode the settings of the units installed in the four slots can be recalled at once However if the configuration of the units installed in slots 1 to 4 differs from that when the preset was created the settings cannot be recalled If this happens you may be able to recall using UNIT mode RECA...

Page 29: ...pear in addition to the messages above 5 RECALL EXT_No 1 NO RECALL DATA 5 RECALL EXT_No 1 MISMATCH UNIT Hierarchy level 5 Hierarchy level 5 When there is no data When the data was created using a different unit configuration 5 RECALL EXT_No 1 NO CARD Hierarchy level 5 When the Compact Flash card is not inserted 4 5 5 4 Recalling Presets UNIT Mode In UNIT mode the settings of a particular slot can ...

Page 30: ... 5 RECALL EXT_No 1 SLOT1 GLA SLOT1 OK Hierarchy level 5 Use the or key to move the cursor to the w position and select the LT 443D unit whose settings are to be recalled The settings can be recalled using a combination in which OK is displayed in e 6 EXT_No 1 GLA 1 1 OK CANCEL 6 EXT_No 1 GLA 1 1 WORKING 6 EXT_No 1 GLA 1 1 COMPLETE Hierarchy level 6 Hierarchy level 6 Hierarchy level 6 Loading Loadi...

Page 31: ... 4 Select POWER ON RECALL ON OFF by pressing the or key then press the ENTER key When OFF is selected each unit is initialized based on the last memory setting information When ON is selected each unit is initialized by recalling the setting information of the RECALL NUMBER listed below from preset data stored in the INT_MEM internal memory When there is no setting information at the specified num...

Page 32: ...ing the Up or Down key Pressing the ENTER key enters data 2 ETHERNET SET IP 192 168 20 63 IP 192 168 20 63 OK CANCEL Hierarchy level 2 ETHER is set to IP address when power is turned on 4 5 6 1 Remote Control via ETHER Port This section describes the remote control procedure using the TELNET software Select Run from the Start menu To run application software enter TELNET in the Open column then cl...

Page 33: ...ers then press the Enter key The command prompt LT443D is displayed A command can now be entered 4 5 6 2 Exiting Remote Control Mode To exit TELNET click Exit in the Connect menu The command can be entered on this screen data can be sent to the LT 443D Command MO to query the plug in unit inserted is entered for example MO LT443D 70 GLA BL SD is replied When the prompt LT443D is displayed a new co...

Page 34: ...1 indicates without option Confirming firmware version VR VR LT443D 70 V1 0 2 HD Unit Installed in UNIT 2 Getting format FM2 FM2 11 0 1035i 60 7 1080p 25 14 720p 50 1 1035i 59 94 8 1080p 24 15 720p 30 2 1080i 60 9 1080p 23 98 16 720p 29 97 3 1080i 59 94 10 1080PsF 24 17 720p 25 4 1080i 50 11 1080PsF 23 98 18 720p 24 5 1080p 30 12 720p 60 19 720p 23 98 6 1080p 29 97 13 720p 59 94 Selecting pattern ...

Page 35: ...FIELD 4 MULTIFORMAT COLOR BAR 3 15 MONOSCOPE NORMAL 5 FLAT FIELD 100 16 MONOSCOPE INVERT 6 FLAT FIELD 50 17 BOWTIE 100 7 FLAT FIELD 0 18 PULSE BAR 8 CROSS DOT 19 RED RASTER 9 LINE SWEEP 100 20 NATURAL PICTURE 1 w Option 70 10 MULTIBURST 100 21 NATURAL PICTURE 2 w Option 70 Setting ID ON OFF ID2 X 0 ID OFF 1 ID ON Getting ID ON OFF ID2 ID2 0 0 ID OFF 1 ID ON ...

Page 36: ...BAR 3 RAMP COLOR BAR 4 FLAT FIELD 100 4 to 28 Same as the 525i 59 94 5 FLAT FIELD 50 6 FLAT FIELD 0 7 FIELD ID 8 CROSSHATCH 9 LINE SWEEP 100 10 LINE SWEEP 60 11 MULTIBURST 100 12 MULTIBURST 60 13 OVER SIZE RAMP 14 DIGITAL LIMIT RAMP 15 SHALLOW RAMP 16 10 STEP 17 CHECK FIELD 18 MONOSCOPE NORMAL 19 MONOSCOPE INVERT 20 BOWTIE 100 21 PULSE BAR 22 RED RASTER 23 MULTIPULSE 24 unused 25 unused 26 unused ...

Page 37: ...00 10 LINE SWEEP 60 11 MULTIBURST 100 12 MULTIBURST 60 13 OVER SIZE RAMP 14 DIGITAL LIMIT RAMP 15 SHALLOW RAMP 16 10 STEP 17 CHECK FIELD 18 MONOSCOPE NORMAL 19 MONOSCOPE INVERT 20 BOWTIE 100 21 PULSE BAR 22 RED RASTER 23 MULTIPULSE 24 NATURAL PICTURE 1 w Option 70 25 NATURAL PICTURE 2 w Option 70 26 NATURAL PICTURE 3 w Option 70 27 NATURAL PICTURE 4 w Option 70 28 NATURAL PICTURE 5 w Option 70 Set...

Page 38: ...p 25 24 NTSC BB Setup 8 1080p 24 25 NTSC BB S Ref 9 1080p 23 98 26 NTSC BB S ID 10 1080PsF 24 27 NTSC BB S R ID 11 1080PsF 23 98 28 525i 59 94 12 720p 60 29 525p 59 94 13 720p 59 94 30 PAL BB 14 720p 50 31 PAL BB Ref 15 720p 30 32 625i 50 16 720p 29 97 33 625p 50 5 GLA Unit Installed in UNIT 1 Getting GENLOCK operation status GE1 GE1 0 0 INTERNAL or FLYWHEEL 1 EXTERNAL Getting BLACK 1 format FM11 ...

Page 39: ...No 1 4 Confirming format Getting pattern Getting ID ON OFF FM4 0 FM4 1 PA4 0 PA4 28 ID4 0 ID4 1 BL Installed in UNIT 3 for example FM31 FM32 FM33 UNIT No 1 4 Output No 1 UNIT No 1 4 Output No 2 UNIT No 1 4 Output No 3 Confirming BLACK 1 2 format Confirming BLACK 3 4 format Confirming BLACK 5 6 format FM31 0 FM31 33 FM32 0 FM32 33 FM33 0 FM33 33 GLA Installed in UNIT 1 dedicated GE1 FM11 FM12 FM13 ...

Page 40: ...rn Setting ID ON OFF PA2 0 PA2 19 ID2 0 ID2 1 SD Installed in UNIT 4 for example PA4 X ID4 X UNIT No 1 4 Pattern No UNIT No 1 4 Setting ID Selecting pattern Setting ID ON OFF PA4 0 PA4 23 ID4 0 ID4 1 There is no setting item for the MAINFRAME BL unit and GLA unit 4 5 7 VERSION DISPLAY The software version used for this instrument can be confirmed 2 VERSION DISPLAY LT 443D Ver 3 3 ...

Page 41: ...ENLOCK STATUS INT EXT xxx xxx The sign displays the locked format GENLOCK MODE INTERNAL AUTO GO INTERNAL MANUAL GO INT AUTO FLYWHEEL MANUAL FLYWHEEL FORMAT TYPE BLK 1 FORMAT TYPE BLK 2 FORMAT TYPE BLK 3 STATUS FORMAT TYPE 1080i 59 94 4 6 Main Menu Structure 4 6 1 Two Modes Selectable With MENU Key When one of four UNIT LEDs lights pressing the MENU key on the LT 443D front panel can select the STA...

Page 42: ... 4 6 3 SETTING Menu Mode This mode is described in the instruction manual of each unit w ANALOG BLACK STATUS FORMAT TYPE BLK 1 2 FORMAT TYPE BLK 2 4 FORMAT TYPE BLK 3 6 e HD SDI STATUS FORMAT TYPE V PHASE HD H PHASE HD V PHASE HDB H PHASE HDB EMB AUDIO HD EMB AUDIO HDB Y Cb Cr ID CHARACTER PATTERN SCROLL PATTERN CHANGE Items with HDB is only applicable to HDB r SD SDI STATUS FORMAT TYPE V PHASE SD...

Page 43: ... rails Secure them to prevent damaging the instrument Contact your local leader agent for more information Rack support M3x10 3mm in dia screws M4x10 4mm in dia screws Slide rail inner member Slide rail outer member Fixed to the rack Figure 5 1 Mounting slide rail Slide rail outer member mount method depends on types of racks Read the rack instruction manual for mounting ...

Page 44: ...nting purposes When using the instrument outside the rack or stack instruments on top of each other attach five rubber feet supplied as standard accessory as shown in Figure below to prevent the instrument from scratching or falling Peel the seals before attaching the rubber feet LT 443D bottom ...

Page 45: ... menu setting contents and panel settings even when the power is turned off Backup battery Manganese Lithium primary battery Backup period Data is backed up for about five years Backup period depends on storage environment operating conditions etc ...

Page 46: ...n the front panel LCD A display check and ENTER key is pushed 5 The default setting is now completed 8 2 Default Settings for Selected Data MENU ENTER This section described the setting procedure to default basic data except the followings Preset data INT_MEM PRESET No 1 to 3 IP address data DATE TIME data This function can be applied from the firmware version 1 8 Procedure 1 Disconnect the power ...

Page 47: ...power cord disconnection from the AC inlet the Cover Inlet stopper is supplied with the instrument Refer to the procedure below 9 1 1 Connecting the Power Cord Insert the power cord connector into the AC inlet Place the Cover Inlet stopper on top of the connector as shown below Press the cover until it clicks into place Confirm that the Cover Inlet stopper is locked to the base Base Connector Cove...

Page 48: ...the levers on the Cover Inlet stopper with your fingers to release the lock Remove the Cover Inlet stopper from the base Disconnect the power cord connector from the AC inlet Cover Inlet stopper 9 2 Cover Inlet stopper side view Base Connector ...

Page 49: ... MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP NOTE This instruction manual describes the procedures necessary for installing replacing various LT 443D units Perform the work after checking the information and precautions of the relative items in this manual ...

Page 50: ...peration Check I 7 5 Operation Check I 8 5 1 Operation Check of the LT 443D GLA Genlock Unit I 8 5 2 Operation Check of the LT 443D HD HDB HD SDI Unit I 10 5 3 Operation Check of the LT 443D BL Analog Black Unit I 11 5 4 Operation Check of the LT 443D SD SDB SD SDI Unit I 12 5 5 Operation Check of the LT 443D DA Digital Audio Unit I 13 5 6 Operation Check of the LT 443D AA Analog Audio Unit I 14 5...

Page 51: ... Necessary for Performing the Work The table below shows the equipment and tools necessary for installing replacing units and upgrading the firmware Additional measurement instruments are necessary if you are going to check the operation of each unit For details see the operation check procedure of the respective unit in chapter 5 Operation Check List of Equipment and Tools Necessary for Performin...

Page 52: ...on you must upgrade the firmware Note Firmware upgrading Even if you are installing the same type of unit that is installed if the firmware version is older the version number is smaller than the newest version upgrade the firmware Please note that if the unit is a special order model functions specific to the model may no longer work if you upgrade the firmware using the firmware of the standard ...

Page 53: ...ONIZATION LEDs illuminate alternately PROG SYSTEM FLASH Write Figure 4 1 2 f When the firmware upgrading is finished the main frame automatically restarts Then the screen shown in Figure 4 1 1 appears again Remove the CF card g Check that the firmware has been upgraded by carrying out the procedure described in 1 Checking the Firmware Version Note Firmware upgrading When upgrading the firmware rem...

Page 54: ...443D BL LT443D SD SDB LT443D DA LT443D AA LT443D CS q Slot 1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes w Slot 2 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes e Slot 3 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes r Slot 4 No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Installable No Not installable Note The firmware version 3 0 and later is used for the LT 443D GLA The unit cannot be confirmed by an old version The firmware version can be confirmed on...

Page 55: ...esult when mechanical stress is applied to the parts on the board Be sure to observe the following points If you are carrying the unit use dedicated packing material that has measures taken against static electricity If you are installing the unit use a wrist wrap to prevent damage caused by static electricity built up in your body If a wrist wrap is not available discharge the statistic electrici...

Page 56: ... inward Press the unit firmly and check that the top and bottom steel plates of the main frame are closely aligned with the units panel Fasten M3 x 6 mm binding screws with Hexalobular socket head cap Figure 4 3 1 a b c d e f Remove the M3 x 6 binding screws with Hexalobular socket head cap Insert the board in the grooves of the left and right rails ...

Page 57: ...rs Check the screen and press the ENTER key to clear the screen d Select each slot that has a unit installed using the UNIT key and check that the setting menu of each unit appears on the LCD e As necessary restore the settings that you backed up Note If an error is detected during startup the LCD may show a warning If a warning appears or if the setting menu does not appear even when you press th...

Page 58: ...in frame front panel to select the genlock unit c From GLA SETTING select GENLOCK MODE SET Then press the ENTER key d Select AUTO GO INTERNAL and press the ENTER key e Attach a 75 Ω terminator to one of the GENLOCK connectors of the genlock unit f Connect the sync signal output analog black output of the TV signal generator to the GENLOCK connector using a 75 Ω coaxial cable g Check that the green...

Page 59: ...fault setting 1080i 59 94 d Display the tri level sync signal on the waveform monitor and check that it is normal e Connect genlock unit s BLACK 1 to the NTSC PAL waveform monitor using a 75 Ω coaxial cable Terminate the waveform monitor at 75 Ω f With the genlock unit selected using the UNIT key on the main frame front panel press the FORMAT key several times until BLACK1 appears g Use the and ke...

Page 60: ...witch the SDI waveform monitor to waveform display Display the COLOR BAR 75 waveform and check that the waveform is normal g Switch the SDI waveform monitor to status display Check that the format of the signal output from the HD SDI unit is detected correctly and that no errors are indicated for FORMAT TRS and other items h Repeat steps f and g for HD SDI unit s SIGNAL 2 Checking the HD SDI BLACK...

Page 61: ...til BLACK1 appears d Use the and keys to select 1080i 59 94 or 1080i 50 00 and press the ENTER key Factory default setting 1080i 59 94 e Display the tri level sync signal on the HDTV waveform monitor and check that it is normal f Connect analog black unit s BLACK 1 to the NTSC PAL waveform monitor using a 75 Ω coaxial cable Terminate the waveform monitor at 75 Ω g Use the UNIT key on the main fram...

Page 62: ...witch the SDI waveform monitor to waveform display Display the COLOR BAR 75 waveform and check that the waveform is normal g Switch the SDI waveform monitor to status display Check that the format of the signal output from the SD SDI unit is detected correctly and that no errors are indicated for FORMAT TRS and other items h Repeat steps f and g for SD SDI unit s SIGNAL 2 Checking the SD SDI BLACK...

Page 63: ...k that the CH1 CH2 L CH R CH level is 20 dB Factory default setting 1 kHz 20 dB d Reconnect the coaxial cable to digital audio unit s CH3 4 CH5 6 and CH7 8 one by one and check that their levels are also 20 dB Factory default setting 1 kHz 20 dB e Connect digital audio unit s SILENCE to the audio monitor using a 75 Ω coaxial cable f Switch the audio monitor to a channel status display Check that i...

Page 64: ...og balanced signals For balanced transmission Canon connector plug to Canon connector plug 2 Operation Check Procedure Checking the Analog Audio Output a Turn on the power to the LT 443D b Connect analog audio unit s CH 1 and CH 2 to the audio monitor using audio cables impedance 600 Ω c Switch the audio monitor to a level meter Check that the CH1 CH2 L CH R CH level indicates 0 dBm Factory defaul...

Page 65: ...OR BAR 75 e Display the analog composite signal waveform on the waveform monitor and check that it is normal f Likewise reconnect the 75 Ω coaxial cable that is connected to analog composite unit s SIGNAL 1 to SIGNAL 2 and check that the analog composite signal waveform is normal g Connect analog composite unit s BLACK 1 to the NTSC PAL waveform monitor using a 75 Ω coaxial cable Terminate the wav...

Page 66: ...l waveform on the oscilloscope and check that it is normal d Reconnect the 75 Ω coaxial cable that is connected to analog composite unit s H DRIVE to V DRIVE and check that the vertical drive pulse signal waveform is normal on the oscilloscope ...

Page 67: ...LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP LT 443D GLA GENLOCK UNIT INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 68: ...4 2 Setting LT 443D GLA Genlock Mode GLA 7 4 2 1 Setting WARNING ON OFF GLA 7 4 2 2 Setting GENLOCK LOG ON OFF GLA 8 4 2 3 Setting GENLOCK LOG DISP GLA 8 4 2 4 Setting GENLOCK LOG SAVE GLA 9 4 3 Setting Genlock Mode GLA 10 4 4 Setting GENLOCK TIMING GLA 13 4 4 1 F PHASE GLA 14 4 4 2 V PHASE Vertical GLA 14 4 4 3 H PHASE COARSE Adjustment Horizontal GLA 15 4 4 4 H PHASE FINE Adjustment Horizontal G...

Page 69: ...lied entire frame range when the HDTV analog tri level sync signal is applied Three black burst signal output systems with selectable formats are available as follows For NTSC PAL system standard black burst signal and black burst signal with field reference pulse are provided For NTSC system black burst with 10 field sequence identification conforming to the SMPTE 318M standards 525p 625p analog ...

Page 70: ...tically selected when the external reference signal is removed MANUAL GO INT The EXT mode is automatically selected when the external reference signal with the same format specified to the GENLOCK input is applied after power is turned on The INT mode is automatically selected when no external reference signal is applied to the GENLOCK input or signal format does not match the specified format AUT...

Page 71: ...ith respect to the input signal Resolution 0 0741 µs V PHASE 1 frame with respect to the input signal Resolution 1 line F PHASE Up to 5 frames with respect to the input signal Variable range depends on the input signal format Resolution 1 frame When NTSC black burst is applied the coincident point of line 4 of the NTSC and line 1 of the HDTV is handled as a reference When PAL black burst is applie...

Page 72: ... 40 ns 750 Line Format Positive polarity 539 ns 40 ns Negative polarity 539 ns 40 ns 525p 2 35 µs 0 05 µs 625p 2 35 µs 0 1 µs NTSC PAL 4 7 µs 0 1 µs Vertical Sync Width 5H HDTV 6H 525p 5H 625p 3H NTSC 2 5H PAL Output Impedance 75 Ω Output Connector BNC Number of Outputs 1 each Timing Variable Range H PHASE Up to 1 line 1 dot Resolution Variable in 1 dot steps 54 MHz 74 25 MHz or 74 25 1 001 MHz co...

Page 73: ...n Spec Guaranteed Temperature Range 10 to 35 C Spec Guaranteed Humidity Range 85 RH without condensation Operating Altitude Up to 2000 m Overvoltage Category q Pollution Degree 2 Power Source Supplied by the LT 443D mainframe Dimensions and Weight 79 W x 41 H x 371 D mm excluding projections 0 4 kg Accessory Instruction Manual 1 Screw for Unit 2 ...

Page 74: ...nc signal Three output systems are provided 4 OPERATING PROCEDURE Note The firmware version 3 0 and later is used for the LT 443D GLA The firmware version can be confirmed on the VERSION DISPLAY in MAINFRAME menu To obtain the latest firmware version contact your local Leader agent The front panel controls and LCD panel on the mainframe are used to set the LT 443D GLA Press the UNIT 1 switch for e...

Page 75: ...K 1 SIGNAL BLACK 2 SIGNAL BLACK 3 SIGNAL EXIT 4 2 Setting LT 443D GLA Genlock Mode 4 2 1 Setting WARNING ON OFF 1 Select GENLOCK FUNCTION on the 1 GLA SETTING screen then press the ENTER key 2 Select WARNING ON OFF by pressing the or key then press the ENTER key 2 GENLOCK FUNCTION WARNING ON OFF Hierarchy level 2 WARNING ON OFF GENLOCK LOG ON OFF GENLOCK LOG DISP GENLOCK LOG SAVE 3 Select WARNING ...

Page 76: ...hy level 3 Pressing the ENTER key enters data and returns the display to hierarchy level 2 2 GENLOCK FUNCTION The log data is retained while the instrument is powered on turning power off deletes data 4 2 3 Setting GENLOCK LOG DISP 1 Select GENLOCK LOG DISP by pressing the or key then press the ENTER key 3 GENLOCK LOG DISP 5 2004 10 15 13 05 Hierarchy level 3 This arrow appears when more character...

Page 77: ...ay to hierarchy level 2 2 GENLOCK FUNCTION 4 2 4 Setting GENLOCK LOG SAVE 1 Insert the CF card Select GENLOCK LOG SAVE by pressing the or key then press the ENTER key 3 GENLOCK LOG SAVE LOG NO 0 NO DATA Hierarchy level 3 Blank is displayed when there is a file name NO DATA is displayed when there is no file name Up to ten log data in text format are stored in the GL_LOG folder on the CF card If th...

Page 78: ...tically selected when the external reference signal is applied to the GENLOCK input The INT mode is automatically selected when the external reference signal is removed The instrument automatically genlocked with the signal listed in Step 3 GENLOCK FORMAT Selection e g HDTV tri level sync signal NTSC PAL Use this mode to immediately lock the LT 443D to the external reference signal even when ignor...

Page 79: ...recovered the system is automatically locked It takes for a moment until the system is relocked Some shock may occur in this case MANUAL FLYWHEEL The system is locked to the signal according to the GENLOCK FORMAT selected The EXT mode is automatically selected when the external reference signal with the same format specified to the GENLOCK input is applied after power is turned on If the external ...

Page 80: ... Selecting GENLOCK FORMAT Select MANUAL GO INT or MANUAL FLYWHEEL mode then press the ENTER key to enter GENLOCK FORMAT mode Select the desired format by pressing the or key then press the ENTER key Pressing the MENU key displays the upper hierarchy level 3 MANUAL 1125i 59 94 In case of 1125i 59 94 is selected Hierarchy level 3 1125i 60 1125i 59 94 1125i 50 1125p 30 1125p 29 97 1125p 25 1125p 24 1...

Page 81: ...to SMPTE 318M standards 4 4 Setting GENLOCK TIMING This section describes setting procedure of the analog black burst signal timing with respect to the internal reference signal i e reference reset signal There is a time lag to the output signal after the genlock timing is set It is updated in a period of the reference reset signal The reference rest signals are 2 997 Hz and 0 250 Hz The GENLOCK S...

Page 82: ...sed to set the timing The timing can be set in one frame steps by pressing the Up or Down key Press the ENTER key to enter data The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 GENLOCK TIMING Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy Displays the reference reset signal being used R 2 997 Hz R 0 250 Hz 3 F PHASE R 2 997 Hz GLA 0 FRAME Hierarchy level 3 In case of 0 is set 3 V PHASE R 2 997 Hz ...

Page 83: ...iming Press the Up or Down key to set the timing After setting is completed press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 GENLOCK TIMING Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 3 H FINE R 2 997 Hz GLA 0 Hierarchy level 3 In case of 0 is set 4 5 Setting BLACK SIGNAL 4 5 1 Selecting BLACK SIGNAL This section describes format and timing setting procedure of the BLACK 1 B...

Page 84: ...rarchy level 2 2 BLACK 1 SIGNAL 3 FORMAT BLACK 1 1080i 59 94 Hierarchy level 3 In case of 1080i 59 94 is selected Refer to LIST OF BLACK SIGNAL FORMAT for detail 1035i 60 1035i 59 94 1080i 60 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 1080p 30 1080p 29 97 1080p 25 1080p 24 1080p 23 98 1080PsF 24 1080PsF 23 98 720p 60 720p 59 94 720p 50 720p 30 720p 29 97 720p 25 720p 24 720p 23 98 NTSC BB NTSC BB REF NTSC BB ID NTSC BB...

Page 85: ...ot displayed when other format is selected the timing cannot be changed Displays the current reference reset signal for the BLACK signal generator R 2 997 Hz R 6 250 Hz R 3 000 Hz 4 F PHASE R 6 250 Hz GLA BLK 1 5 FRAME Hierarchy level 4 2 V PHASE V Vertical This mode is used to set the vertical timing The timing can be set in one line steps by pressing the Up or Down key Holding down this key incr...

Page 86: ...DOT is set 4 H PHASE µs H Horizontal This mode is used to set the horizontal timing Press the Up or Down key to set the timing The timing can be set in 18 5 ns steps for the NTSC and PAL systems in 13 5 ns steps for the HDTV system Holding down this key increments or decrements the timing continuously After setting is completed press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 TIMING Pre...

Page 87: ...LT 443D HD HD SDI UNIT LT 443D HDB HD SDI BLACK UNIT INSTRUCTION MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 88: ... 2 FORMAT SELECT HD HDB 6 4 2 1 Setting Format HD HDB 6 4 3 HD TIMING HD HDB 7 4 3 1 Setting TIMING HD HDB 7 4 4 EMBEDDED AUDIO HD HDB 8 4 4 1 Selecting Group HD HDB 8 4 4 2 Setting in Selected Group HD HDB 9 4 4 2 1 Setting GROUP 3 SET HD HDB 9 4 4 2 2 Setting AUDIO ON OFF HD HDB 12 4 5 Y Cb Cr HD HDB 12 4 5 1 Setting Y Cb Cr ON OFF HD HDB 12 4 6 ID CHARACTER HD HDB 13 4 6 1 Creating ID Character...

Page 89: ...RE w OP70 HD HDB 20 4 10 1 Selecting SELECT PICTURE File HD HDB 21 4 10 2 Transferring NATURAL PICTURE HD HDB 22 4 10 3 Writing NATURAL PICTURE File HD HDB 22 4 11 SDI BLACK HD HDB 23 4 11 1 Setting Video Leval HD HDB 23 4 11 2 TIMING HD HDB 24 4 11 3 EMBEDDED AUDIO HD HDB 24 4 12 EXIT HD HDB 24 4 13 Notes on Reading Preset Data HD HDB 24 4 14 Pattern Selection Key HD HDB 25 4 15 ID Character Font...

Page 90: ...3D HDB is installed 2 2 Specifications Conform To SMPTE 240M SMPTE 274M SMPTE 296M standards SMPTE 292M Except for Return Loss 2 3 SDI Characteristics Bit Rate 1 485 Gbps 1 485 1 001 Gbps Output Amplitude 800 mVp p 10 Overshoot 10 Rise and Fall Time 270 ps 20 to 80 DC Offset 0 V 0 5 V Output Impedance 75 Ω Return Loss 15 dB 5 MHz to 742 5 MHz 10 dB 742 5 MHz to 1 485 GHz 2 4 Function 2 4 1 Common ...

Page 91: ... 8 k 5 0 k 6 0 k 8 0 k 9 6 k 10 0 k 12 0 k 15 0 k 16 0 k 20 0 kHz silence Level 60 to 0 dBFS settable in 1 dB steps Audio Click 1 2 3 4 sec OFF Frequency level and audio click can be set to each channel When the CHECK FIELD pattern is selected no audio signal is embedded The embedded audio can be set to the HD SDI video output and HD SDI black output respectively 2 4 2 HD SDI Video Output Test Pat...

Page 92: ...35 1920 x 1080 1280 x 720 Number of Selectable Patterns with PATTERN Key 2 Simple Motion Picture Mode Scroll Direction 8 directions vertical horizontal diagonal Speed Range Resolution Field Frame Interlace Variable in field steps Others Variable in frame steps V Interlace 0 to 256 lines in 2 line steps Others 0 to 256 lines in 1 line steps H Common 0 to 256 dots in 4 dot steps ID Characters Number...

Page 93: ...c Guaranteed Humidity Range 85 RH without condensation Operating Altitude Up to 2000 m Overvoltage Category q Pollution Degree 2 Power Source Supplied by the LT 443D mainframe Dimensions and Weight 79 W x 41 H x 371 D mm excluding projections 0 5 kg Accessory Instruction Manual 1 Screw for Unit 2 1 The NATURAL picture function is only usable when the LT 443D 70 Option is installed in the mainframe...

Page 94: ...ector Outputs the serial digital signal Two systems are provided both systems output the same signal w SDI BLK output connector Outputs the serial digital black signal Two systems are provided both systems output the same signal LCD panel UNIT switch 4 1 SETTING Menu Mode Structure Pressing the UNIT 2 switch for example on the mainframe displays 1 HD SETTING 2 on the LCD panel Menu is common to bo...

Page 95: ...ted UNIT compartment No 2 FORMAT SELECT 1080i 59 94 Hierarchy level 2 Option 70 NATURAL PICTURE should be installed FORMAT SELECT HD TIMING EMBEDDED AUDIO Y Cb Cr ON OFF ID CHARACTER PATTERN SCROLL PATTERN CHANGE MULTIFORMAT CB SET NATURAL PICTURE SDI BLACK LT 443D HDB only EXIT 1035i 60 1035i 59 94 1080i 60 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 1080p 30 1080p 29 97 1080p 25 1080p 24 1080p 23 98 1080PsF 24 1080PsF...

Page 96: ...et signal 4 3 1 Setting TIMING 1 Select HD TIMING from the 1 HD SIGNAL menu then press the ENTER key Select Vertical V or Horizontal H to set the timing by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 2 HD TIMING HD V PHASE LINE HD V PHASE LINE HD H PHASE DOT HD H PHASE µs 2 V PHASE line V Vertical This mode is used to set the vertical timing Press the Up or Down key to set the timing In t...

Page 97: ...set the embedded audio signal e g audio signal on or off audio data resolution emphasis frame number on or off channel selection in each group The relationship between the group and channel numbers is as follows GROUP 1 CH 1 to CH 4 GROUP 2 CH 5 to CH 8 GROUP 3 CH 9 to CH 12 GROUP 4 CH 13 to CH 16 4 4 1 Selecting Group 1 Select EMBEDDED AUDIO from the 1 HD SETTING menu then press the ENTER key 3 H...

Page 98: ...ECT 1 Setting EQUAL TO G1 The setting conditions of selected item can also be applied to other groups For example when applying EQUAL TO G1 set in the GROUP 1 to the GROUP 3 proceed as follows 4 GROUP 3 SET EQUAL TO G1 Hierarchy level 4 Setting conditions set in the GROUP 1 is applied to the GROUP 3 In case of GROUP 1 SET no EQUAL setting is provided GROUP 2 SET set EQUAL TO G1 GROUP 3 SET set EQU...

Page 99: ...NTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 4 4 GROUP 3 SET Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4 Setting CH SELECT Each group consists of four channels The relationship between the group and channel numbers is as follows GROUP 1 CH 1 to CH 4 GROUP 2 CH 5 to CH 8 GROUP 3 CH 9 to CH 12 GROUP 4 CH 13 to CH 16 5 CH SELECT GROUP 3 CH 9 In case of GROUP 3 is selected GROUP 3 CH 9 G...

Page 100: ...wn key Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy w Setting LEVEL The embedded audio signal level of selected channel can be set The settable level range is 0 dB to 60 dBFS in one dBFS steps Set the level by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 6 6 GROUP 3 CH 9 Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy Hierarchy level 7...

Page 101: ... by pressing the Left or Right key then select ON or OFF by pressing the Up or Down key The item marked with is set ON Pressing the ENTER key enters data The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 G3 G4 SETTING Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4 5 Y Cb Cr The Y Cb Cr components of serial digital signal can be respectively set on or off 4 5 1 Setting Y Cb Cr ON OFF 1 Select Y Cb...

Page 102: ...D character display position character size and ID ON OFF can be set 1 HD SETTING 2 ID CHARACTER Hierarchy level 1 2 ID CHARACTER CHARACTER SET Hierarchy level 2 1 CHARACTER SET Select CHARACTER SET by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key This mode is used to create ID characters Up to 20 characters can be displayed 3 CHARACTER SET LEADER_LT443D_HD SDI Hierarchy level 3 ID characte...

Page 103: ...ressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 ID CHARACTER 4 6 4 ID LEVEL Setting Character Brightness This mode is used to set the ID character brightness 1 Select ID LEVEL by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 2 Position the to 100 or 75 by pressing the Left or Right key to select the brightness for easy reading 100 for white 75 ...

Page 104: ...LINK mode on or off Position the to ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 ID BLINK 4 6 6 ID ON OFF This mode is used to set ID character display on or off 1 Select ID ON OFF by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 2 Position the to ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu ret...

Page 105: ...ting SCROLL DIRECTION Select DIRECTION by pressing the Down key then press the ENTER key Set the scroll direction by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 SCROLL PARAM SET Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4 SCROLL DIRECTION UP RIGHT Hierarchy level 4 UP RIGHT UP UP LEFT LEFT DOWN LEFT DOWN DOWN RIGHT RIGHT 4 7 PATTERN SC...

Page 106: ...e is used to set the pattern scroll mode on or off 1 Select SCROLL ON OFF from the 2 PATTERN SCROLL menu by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 3 SCROLL ON OFF ON OFF Hierarchy level 3 2 Position the to ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 PATTERN SCROLL Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy ...

Page 107: ...de on or off 1 Select PATTERN CHANGE ON OFF from the 2 PATTERN CHANGE menu by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 3 CHANGE ON OFF ON OFF Hierarchy level 3 2 Select ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key 4 9 MULTIFORMAT CB SET Figure below shows the multiformat color bar pattern output from the HD SDI unit Three types of patterns can be obtained by sel...

Page 108: ...RMAT CB SET Hierarchy level 1 2 MULTIFORMAT CB SET 75W 100W q Hierarchy level 2 2 Position the to 75W 100W or I by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 1 1 HD SETTING Multiformat color bar pattern 100 CY 100 B 2 75 White 100 YL 100 R Y Ramp 40 Gray Yellow Cyan Green Magenta Red Blue 40 Gray 15 Gray 15 Gray 0 Black 100 White 0 Black 2 4 0 Black...

Page 109: ...LT 443D 70 to store NATURAL PICTURE data on the CF card Refer to LT 443D 70 instruction manual for detail This procedure describes in case of NATURAL PICTURE data is stored on the CF card Select NATURAL PICTURE from the 1 HD SETTING menu then press the ENTER key 1 CF Card with NATURAL PICTURE 2 NATURAL PICTURE SELECT PICTURE 1 SELECT PICTURE 1 SELECT PICTURE 2 FILE TRANSFER SET TO CF CARD 2 CF Car...

Page 110: ...are displayed File name is displayed in uppercase letters Up to 100 files can be stored in the same format 2 Selecting PICTURE 1 NATURAL PICTURE File In case of the number of files are ten position the to the file number 1 10 to 10 10 by pressing the Up or Down key When the ENTER key is pressed at the file name without asterisk the file is selected to PICTURE 1 When the ENTER key is pressed at the...

Page 111: ... when the NATURAL PICTURE file is not set or after data is transferred 3 FILE TRANSFER OK CANCEL DATA TRANSFER 1080 LOADING DATA TRANSFER 1080 COMPLETE The NATURAL PICTURE pattern is output after data is transferred 4 10 3 Writing NATURAL PICTURE File NATURAL PICTURE data set in Section 4 10 1 Selecting SELECT PICTURE File can be written on the CF card The contents will be stored in the E IMAGEset...

Page 112: ...s setting procedure of SDI BLACK signal This section is only applicable to the LT 443D HDB unit 4 11 1 Setting Video Level Select SDI BLACK from the 1 HD SETTING menu then press the ENTER key This menu is used to set the video level timing and embedded audio of SDI black signal 1 HD SETTING 2 SDI BLACK Hierarchy level 1 2 SDI BLACK SIGNAL Hierarchy level 2 SIGNAL TIMING EMB AUDIO 1 SIGNAL Select S...

Page 113: ...red if preset data with different picture size is read 4 11 2 TIMING This section describes setting procedure of the serial digital SDI black signal timing with respect to the internal reference signal i e frame reset signal 1 Setting procedure is the same as the Section 4 3 HD TIMING 4 11 3 EMBEDDED AUDIO This mode is used to set the embedded audio signal e g audio signal on or off audio data res...

Page 114: ...EP MULTIBURST LINEARITY CHECK FIELD MONOSCOPE OTHERS NATURAL PICTURE OPTION HD SDI Output Pattern COLOR BAR 100 COLOR BAR 75 MULTIFORMAT COLOR BAR One of three patterns is selected FLAT FIELD 100 FLAT FIELD 50 FLAT FIELD 0 CROSSHATCH DOT LINE SWEEP 100 MULTIBURST 100 RAMP SHALLOW RAMP 10 STEP CHECK FIELD MONOSCOPE NORMAL MONOSCOPE INVERT BOWTIE 100 PULSE BAR RED RASTER BLACK FLAT FIELD 0 In case o...

Page 115: ...HD HDB 26 4 15 ID Character Font List The following ID character fonts can be displayed Fonts below shows the appropriate size and shape ...

Page 116: ...LT 443D BL ANALOG BLACK UNIT INSTRUCTION MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 117: ... 2 BLACK 3 4 BLACK 5 6 BL 1 2 2 General Specifications BL 2 3 PANEL DESCRIPTION BL 3 3 1 Rear Panel BL 3 4 OPERATING PROCEDURE BL 3 4 1 SETTING Menu Mode Structure BL 3 4 2 Selecting Output Connector BL 4 4 3 FORMAT SELECT BL 4 4 3 1 Setting FORMAT BL 4 4 4 TIMING BL 5 4 4 1 Setting TIMING BL 5 4 5 EXIT BL 6 ...

Page 118: ...4 MHz clock steps The entire range of timing can also be set for the HDTV analog tri level sync signal in 74 25 MHz or 74 25 1 001 MHz clock steps 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2 1 Analog Sync Signal Output 2 1 1 BLACK 1 2 BLACK 3 4 BLACK 5 6 Format HDTV tri level sync signal conforming to SMPTE 240M 274M 296M standards 525p 625p analog sync signal conforming to SMPTE 293M ITU R BT 1358 standards NTSC black bu...

Page 119: ...or 74 25 1 001 MHz converted into clock frequency V PHASE Up to 1 frame 1 line Resolution Variable in 1 line steps F PHASE Up to 5 frames depends on the input signal format Resolution Variable in 1 frame steps 2 2 General Specifications Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature Range 0 to 40 C Operating Humidity Range 90 RH without condensation Spec Guaranteed Temperature Range 10 to 35 C Spe...

Page 120: ...inframe are used to set the LT 443D BL Press the UNIT 3 switch for example corresponding to the UNIT compartment where this unit is installed LCD panel UNIT switch 4 1 SETTING Menu Mode Structure Pressing the UNIT 3 switch here on the mainframe displays 1 BL SETTING 3 on the LCD panel The BL SETTING 3 menu is used to set the signal format output timing etc 1 BL SETTING 3 BLACK 1 2 SIGNAL Hierarchy...

Page 121: ...TTING menu then press the EN TER key 2 The format marked with asterisk is currently selected Select the desired format by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 3 FORMAT BLACK 1 2 1080i 59 94 Refer to LIST OF BLACK SIGNAL FORMAT for detail In case of 1080i 59 94 is selected Hierarchy level 3 1035i 60 1035i 59 94 1080i 60 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 1080p 30 1080p 29 97 1080p 25 1080p 24 108...

Page 122: ...er format is selected the timing cannot be changed Displayed when NTSC or PAL is selected 4 F PHASE R 6 250 Hz BLK 1 2 2 FRAME Displays the current reference reset signal for the BLACK signal generator R 2 997 Hz R 6 250 Hz R 3 000 Hz 3 V PHASE line V Vertical This mode is used to set the vertical timing The timing can be set in one line steps by pressing the Up or Down key Holding down this key i...

Page 123: ...s the next higher hierarchy 5 H PHASE µs H Horizontal This mode is used to set the horizontal timing Press the Up or Down key to set the timing The timing can be set in 18 5 ns steps for the NTSC and PAL systems in 13 5 ns steps for the HDTV system After setting is completed press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 TIMING Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4...

Page 124: ...LT 443D SD SD SDI UNIT LT 443D SDB SD SDI BLACK UNIT 4 2 2 COMPONENT INSTRUCTION MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 125: ...SDB 5 4 2 FORMAT SELECT SD SDB 6 4 2 1 Setting Format SD SDB 6 4 3 SD TIMING SD SDB 7 4 3 1 Setting TIMING SD SDB 7 4 4 EMBEDDED AUDIO SD SDB 8 4 4 1 Selecting Group SD SDB 8 4 4 2 Setting in Selected Group SD SDB 8 4 4 2 1 Detailed Setting GROUP 3 SET SD SDB 9 4 4 2 2 Setting AUDIO ON OFF SD SDB 12 4 5 Y Cb Cr SD SDB 12 4 5 1 Setting Y Cb Cr ON OFF SD SDB 12 4 6 ID CHARACTER SD SDB 13 4 6 1 Creat...

Page 126: ...ELECT PICTURE File SD SDB 19 4 9 2 Transferring NATURAL PICTURE SD SDB 20 4 9 3 Writing NATURAL PICTURE File SD SDB 21 4 10 SDI BLACK SD SDB 21 4 10 1 Setting Video Leval SD SDB 21 4 10 2 TIMING SD SDB 22 4 10 3 EMBEDDED AUDIO SD SDB 22 4 11 EXIT SD SDB 23 4 12 Notes on Reading Preset Data SD SDB 23 4 13 Pattern Selection Key SD SDB 24 4 14 ID Character Font List SD SDB 25 ...

Page 127: ... 75 Ω BNC SD SDI Black Output 1 system 2 outputs 75 Ω BNC The SD SDI black signal is only output when the LT 443D SDB is installed 2 2 Specifications Conform To ITU R BT 601 SMPTE 125M standards ITU R BT 656 SMPTE 259M standards 2 3 SDI Characteristics Bit Rate 270 Mbps Output Amplitude 800 mVp p 10 Overshoot 10 Rise and Fall Time 0 4 to 1 5 ns 20 to 80 DC Offset 0 V 0 5 V Output Impedance 75 Ω Re...

Page 128: ...ELD pattern is selected no audio signal is embedded The embedded audio can be set to the SD SDI video output and SD SDI black output respectively 2 4 2 SD SDI Video Output Test Patterns 1 COLOR BAR 100 White 100 Color saturation 100 Setup 0 2 COLOR BAR 75 White 100 Color saturation 75 Setup 0 Applicable to 525i 59 94 3 EBU COLOR BAR Applicable to 625i 50 4 BBC COLOR BAR Applicable to 625i 50 5 SMP...

Page 129: ... 9 mV 2 69 5 to 149 4 mV 3 139 0 to 218 9 mV 4 207 8 to 287 7 mV 5 276 5 to 356 4 mV 6 345 2 to 425 1 mV 7 413 9 to 493 8 mV 8 482 6 to 562 6 mV 9 551 4 to 631 3 mV 10 620 1 to 700 0 mV Cb Cr 1 350 0 to 271 9 mV 2 281 3 to 203 1 mV 3 212 5 to 134 4 mV 4 143 8 to 65 6 mV 5 75 0 to 3 1 mV 6 6 3 to 71 9 mV 7 63 3 to 141 4 mV 8 132 8 to 210 9 mV 9 202 3 to 280 5 mV 10 271 9 to 350 0 mV 19 10 STEP Leve...

Page 130: ...ts selectable Display Position Arbitrary position on the screen Blinking OFF 1 to 10 seconds in 1 sec steps 2 4 3 SD SDI Black Output Mode LT 443D SDB only Displayable Pattern 1 Flat Field 0 40 50 selectable 2 5 General Specifications Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature Range 0 to 40 C Operating Humidity Range 90 RH without condensation Spec Guaranteed Temperature Range 10 to 35 C Spec ...

Page 131: ...l Two systems are provided both systems output the same signal w SDI BLK output connector Outputs the serial digital black signal Two systems are provided both systems output the same signal LCD panel 4 1 SETTING Menu Mode Structure LT 443D SD LT 443D SDB Pressing the UNIT 4 switch for example on the mainframe displays 1 SD SETTING 4 on the LCD panel Menu is common to both models LT 443D SD and LT...

Page 132: ...t No 2 FORMAT SELECT 525i 59 94 525i 59 94 625i 50 3 To obtain the 625i format select 625p 50 by pressing the Down key then press the ENTER key DATA TRANSFER 625 LOADING 2 FORMAT SELECT 625i 50 4 Pressing the MENU key returns the display to hierarchy level 1 1 SD SETTING Hierarchy level 2 Hierarchy level 2 Option 70 NATURAL PICTURE should be installed FORMAT SELECT SD TIMING EMBEDDED AUDIO Y Cb Cr...

Page 133: ... mode is used to set the vertical timing Press the Up or Down key to set the timing In the 525i 59 94 format the settable range is 524 lines in one line steps In the 625i 50 format the settable range is 624 lines in one line steps After setting is completed press the ENTER key 3 H PHASE dot µs H Horizontal This mode is used to set the horizontal timing Press the Up or Down key to set the timing 3 ...

Page 134: ...ff channel selection in each group The relationship between the group and channel numbers is as follows GROUP 1 CH 1 to CH 4 GROUP 2 CH 5 to CH 8 GROUP 3 CH 9 to CH 12 GROUP 4 CH 13 to CH 16 4 4 1 Selecting Group 1 Select EMBEDDED AUDIO from the 1 SD SETTING menu then press the ENTER key 2 Position the to G1 G2 or G3 G4 by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key Other setting modes...

Page 135: ...SET This section describes setting procedure of the GROUP 3 SET for example Select GROUP 3 SET by pressing the Down key then press the ENTER key Other setting modes i e audio data resolution emphasis frame number on or off and channel selection can also be set by using the Left or Right key and ENTER key 1 Setting EQUAL TO G1 Setting conditions of the selected item can also be applied to other gro...

Page 136: ...nel by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 6 GROUP 3 CH 9 FREQUENCY Hierarchy level 6 FREQUENCY LEVEL CLICK 5 Setting CH SELECT Each group consists of four channels The relationship between the group and channel numbers is as follows GROUP 1 CH 1 to CH 4 GROUP 2 CH 5 to CH 8 GROUP 3 CH 9 to CH 12 GROUP 4 CH 13 to CH 16 4 Setting FRAME NO ON OFF This mode is used to set the frame n...

Page 137: ...wn key Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy w Setting LEVEL The embedded audio signal level of selected channel can be set The settable level range is 0 dB to 60 dBFS in one dBFS steps Set the level by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 6 6 GROUP 3 CH 9 Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 7 LEVEL CH 9 0 dB...

Page 138: ...Position the to the G3 or G4 by pressing the Left or Right key then select ON or OFF by pressing the Up or Down key The item marked with is set ON Pressing the ENTER key enters data The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 G3 G4 SETTING Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4 5 Y Cb Cr The Y Cb Cr components of serial digital signal can be respectively set on or off 4 5 1 Setting ...

Page 139: ...ACTER from the 1 SD SETTING menu then press the ENTER key The ID character display position character size and ID ON OFF can be set 1 SD SETTING 2 ID CHARACTER Hierarchy level 1 2 ID CHARACTER CHARACTER SET Hierarchy level 2 1 CHARACTER SET Select CHARACTER SET by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key This mode is used to create ID characters Up to 20 characters can be displayed Mov...

Page 140: ...ss the ENTER key 3 ID SIZE x1 x2 Hierarchy level 3 2 Position the to x1 or x2 by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 ID CHARACTER 4 6 4 ID LEVEL Setting Character Brightness This mode is used to set the ID character brightness 1 Select ID LEVEL by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 3 ID LEVEL 100 75 Hierarchy level 3 2 P...

Page 141: ...key Press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 ID BLINK 3 ID BLINK ON OFF This menu is used to set the ID BLINK mode on or off 4 ID BLINK ON OFF ON OFF Hierarchy level 4 Position the to ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 ID BLINK 4 6 6 ID ON OFF This mode is used to set ID character display on or off 1 Selec...

Page 142: ...ng SCROLL DIRECTION Select DIRECTION by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key Set the scroll direction by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 SCROLL PARAM SET Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4 SCROLL DIRECTION UP RIGHT Hierarchy level 4 4 7 PATTERN SCROLL This mode is used to scroll the pattern up down ...

Page 143: ...er hierarchy 4 7 2 Setting SCROLL ON OFF This mode is used to set the pattern scroll mode on or off 1 Select SCROLL ON OFF from the 2 PATTERN SCROLL menu by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 3 SCROLL ON OFF ON OFF Hierarchy level 3 2 Position the to ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 PATTERN SCROLL Pressin...

Page 144: ... ON OFF ON OFF Hierarchy level 3 2 Select ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key 4 9 NATURAL PICTURE w OP70 The NATURAL PICTURE display function is used to display data i e NATURAL PICTURE data converted into the original data dedicated for the LT 443D transferred from the compact flash CF card to a high speed RAM Data should be transferred to a high speed RAM again w...

Page 145: ...above again to read NATURAL PICTURE file 4 9 1 Selecting SELECT PICTURE File 1 Select SELECT PICTURE 1 from the 2 NATURAL PICTURE menu by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key The NATURAL PICTURE file list stored on the CF card in the MEMORY CARD slot corresponding to the current format size is displayed E IMAGE H525 folder for 525 line format E indicates CF card drive E IMAGE H625 ...

Page 146: ... as Step 2 Selecting PICTURE 1 NATURAL PICTURE File Up to five pictures can be displayed Natural Picture file should be selected from PICTURE 1 first 4 9 2 Transferring NATURAL PICTURE The NATURAL PICTURE is now selected Select FILE TRANSFER then press the ENTER key Select OK by the key then press the ENTER key The PICTURE 1 to PICTURE 5 files are transferred When the is positioned to CANCEL the f...

Page 147: ...hen the file is correctly written By writing the file the file contents written on the CF card is automatically read and NATURAL PICTURE file is displayed when the power is turned on no manual setting is required SET TO CF CARD WRITE COMPLETE SET TO CF CARD WRITE ERROR The following message is displayed if the file is written incorrectly Confirm that the CF card is inserted in place 4 10 SDI BLACK...

Page 148: ...s section describes setting procedure of the serial digital SDI black signal timing with respect to the internal reference signal i e frame reset signal 1 Setting procedure is the same as the Section 4 3 SD TIMING 4 10 3 EMBEDDED AUDIO This mode is used to set the embedded audio signal e g audio signal on or off audio data resolution emphasis frame number on or off channel selection in each group ...

Page 149: ...el 1 4 12 Notes on Reading Preset Data See note below when using PRESET RECALL function in the UTILITY MENU while displaying the NATURAL PICTURE i e FILE TRANSFER executed When new preset data is read by changing a CF card transfer the NATURAL PICTURE again FILE TRANSFER No NATURAL PICTURE transfer is required if preset data with different picture size is read ...

Page 150: ...FLAT FIELD 0 FIELD ID CROSS HATCH LINE SWEEP 100 LINE SWEEP 60 MULTI BURST 100 MULTI BURST 60 OVERSIZE RAMP DIGITAL LIMIT RAMP SHALLOW RAMP 10 STEP CHECK FIELD MONOSCOPE NORMAL MONOSCOPE INVERT BOWTIE 100 PULSE BAR RED RASTER MULTI PULSE FLAT FIELD 0 In case of the Option 70 NATURAL PICTURE memory is not installed 625 Line COLOR BAR 100 EBU COLOR BAR BBC COLOR RAMP COLOR FLAT FIELD 100 FLAT FIELD ...

Page 151: ...SD SDB 25 4 14 ID Character Font List The following ID character fonts can be displayed Fonts below shows the appropriate size and shape ...

Page 152: ...his instruction manual covers only the additional specifications logo mark display of the LT 443D HD HDB SD SDB For all other information see the item of HD SDI UNIT HD SDI BLACK UNIT or SD SDI UNIT SD SDI BLACK UNIT in this manual LT 443D HD LT 443D HDB LT 443D SD LT 443D SDB ...

Page 153: ...ARK 6 6 3 Creating the Log Mark Data LOGO MARK 7 6 3 1 Converting the Data LOGO MARK 7 6 3 2 Display Setting LOGO MARK 9 6 3 3 Save Destination of the Logo Mark Data LOGO MARK 11 6 4 Overview of the Procedure for Displaying the Logo Mark LOGO MARK 12 6 5 Logo Mark Setting Menu on the LT 443D LOGO MARK 13 6 5 1 Logo Mark Menu Tree Structure LOGO MARK 13 6 5 2 LOGO POSITION LOGO MARK 14 6 5 3 LOGO L...

Page 154: ... displayed translucently to show the background In this case the displayed data becomes 4 level monochrome data Simultaneous Display with the ID Character Can be displayed simultaneously with the ID character The ID character take precedence in sections where the ID character and the display area overlap File Format Before conversion 24 bit full color bitmap data bmp format After conversion LT 443...

Page 155: ...he LT 443D logo mark conversion software application the software and the sample data that are provided The software can be used as an accessory by those customers who have purchased the LT 443D Customers are not allowed to alter transfer or sell the software for any reason Copying of the software is allowed only for using the LT 443D or backing up the software Microsoft R Windows R is either a re...

Page 156: ...go Mark Conversion Application Software 1 If other software programs are running close them 2 Set the LOGO MARK SOFTWARE CD R in the CD ROM drive and open the English folder on the CD R using My Computer or some similar means Figure 6 1 1 Figure 6 1 2 CD R ENGLISH ...

Page 157: ...LOGO MARK 4 3 Double click setup exe to start the installation program 4 The following screen appears Click Next Figure 6 1 3 Figure 6 1 4 setup exe ...

Page 158: ...ap files rle extension and bitmap files that use index colors cannot be used 6 2 2 Bitmap File Name Due to the limitations on the LT 443D file names that can be used must be less than or equal to 8 alphanumeric characters 8 3 format If the bitmap file name is longer than 8 characters rename the file When a file is converted into the dedicated LT 443D format only the extension changes The name befo...

Page 159: ...of the logo mark when it is displayed on a color monitor or some similar means varies depending on the video format because the display size is related relatively to the resolution of the video format Decide on the resolution of the logo mark by referring to the resolution of the video format to be used The resolutions of the video formats are compared in the figure below A table listing the resol...

Page 160: ...le 2 The bitmap data is displayed 2 Select LOGO View to preview the displayed image when the data is converted into 4 level logo mark data 2 The logo mark data after conversion is displayed 1 Select LOGO View The logo mark display here shows the image using black dark gray light gray and white for levels 0 to 3 respectively The actual display on the LT 443D can be set arbitrarily from the LT 443D ...

Page 161: ...ave destination the converted data is saved directly to the CF card This simplifies the creation of the CF card Click Convert and Save to start the data conversion The logo folder is created automatically under the directory specified by Save Folder and the converted logo mark data is saved in the folder For a description of how to handle the logo mark data when the save destination is not set to ...

Page 162: ... in advance in the logo folder It contains information on which files are to be used from the dedicated LT 443D logo mark data stored on the CF card The display setting can be specified on the LT 443D Logo Mark Conversion Application Software or the LT 443D This section explains the procedures for using the LT 443D Logo Mark Conversion Application Software To enter the setting from the LT 443D men...

Page 163: ... which UNIT 2 is selected Click UNIT 2 3 Selecting the Logo Mark Data File Select the log mark data file that will be transferred to the unit and click the Setting button to confirm To clear the selection click the Release button Figure 6 3 6 Figure 6 3 7 2 Click Setting 1 Click the file that will be transferred ...

Page 164: ... structure of the CF card used to display the logo mark must be as shown in the figure below If the data save destination was set to a directory other than the root directory of the CF card drive in section 6 3 1 Converting the Data copy the logo folder that is automatically created at the save destination to the root directory on the CF card Folder Root directory on the CF card logo leader 1 lg l...

Page 165: ...ed Select the unit that is to display the logo mark using the UNIT key on the LT 443D main frame 3 Display the logo mark setting menu Select LOGO from the menu setting menu of the selected unit 4 Select the logo mark data Select LOGO SET LOGO SELECT to display the file names of logo mark data written on the CF card Display the file name of the logo mark you wish to display and press the ENTER key ...

Page 166: ...TTING same on the HDB SD SDB 2 FORMAT SELECT 2 LOGO 3 LOGO POSITION 3 LOGO LEVEL 3 LOGO BACKGROUND 3 LOGO ON OFF 3 LOGO SET 4 SELECT LOGO 4 FILE TRANSFER 4 SET TO CF CARD 2 PATTERN SCROLL 2 EXIT Select LOGO from the menu on the unit on which the logo mark is to be displayed and press the ENTER key Set the logo mark items such as the display position display level and ON OFF LOGO POSITION LOGO LEVE...

Page 167: ...s the ENTER key to confirm The menu returns to level 2 2 LOGO 6 5 3 LOGO LEVEL Sets the intensity level of levels 0 to 3 when the logo mark is actually displayed on screen 1 Press the or key to select LOGO LEVEL and press the ENTER key 3 LOGO LEVEL LEVEL 0 040H 0 Hierarchy level 3 3 LOGO LEVEL LEVEL 0 040H 0 Hierarchy level 3 2 Press the or key to select the level you wish to adjust from level 0 t...

Page 168: ...level 2 2 LOGO ON Display the background using translucent display no level 0 display OFF Display the intensity level assigned to level 0 6 5 5 LOGO ON OFF Turn the logo mark display ON OFF 1 Press the or key to select LOGO ON OFF and press the ENTER key 2 Press the or key to set the mark to ON or OFF Press the ENTER key to confirm The menu returns to level 2 2 LOGO If the logo mark data has not b...

Page 169: ...T and press the ENTER key Select the logo mark data to be transferred transfer the data and carry out other tasks SELECT LOGO FILE TRANSFER SET TO CF CARD 3 LOGO SET SELECT LOGO Hierarchy level 3 LEADER 1 1 10 LEADER 2 2 10 LOGO 1 3 10 LOGO 6 8 10 PHOTO 1 9 10 PHOTO 2 10 10 4 SELECT LOGO LOGO 01 1 10 Hierarchy level 4 6 5 6 1 SELECT LOGO Select the logo mark data file to be transferred 1 Press the...

Page 170: ... TO CF CARD Save the information specified in section 6 5 6 1 SELECT LOGO to the CF card The information is saved to X logo set_logo txt as a display setting file If a display setting file already exists it is overwritten X denotes the CF card drive By setting this file the logo mark data is automatically transferred from the CF card when the LT 443D is turned on You can also set the display setti...

Page 171: ...power remains ON the data is held even if the format is switched The data can be held even if the CF card is removed However if the power is turned OFF the transferred data is cleared Therefore the logo mark data must be transferred from the CF card again If the logo mark data is to be transferred and displayed automatically using the display setting file at startup the CF card must be inserted in...

Page 172: ...32 LG 384098 LG 720 X 487 720 X 576 1280 X 720 1920 X 1035 1920 X 1080 90 X 23 103 X 26 120 X 31 144 X 37 160 X 41 183 X 47 213 X 54 256 X 65 240 X 61 274 X 70 320 X 32 384 X 98 1 8 of 720 dots 1 7 of 720 dots 1 6 of 720 dots 1 5 of 720 dots 1 8 of 1280 dots 1 7 of 1280 dots 1 6 of 1280 dots 1 5 of 1280 dots 1 8 of 1920 dots 1 7 of 1920 dots 1 6 of 1920 dots 1 5 of 1920 dots SD 525 line system 625...

Page 173: ...LT 443D DA DIGITAL AUDIO UNIT INSTRUCTION MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 174: ...les Used DA 4 3 1 2 Termination DA 4 3 2 Setting Output Signal DA 4 3 2 1 AES EBU Digital Audio Output DA 4 3 2 2 Silence Signal DARS grade 2 Output DA 5 3 2 3 48 kHz Word Clock Output DA 5 3 2 4 Setting Timing DA 5 3 3 Setting Output Signal DA 6 3 3 1 Menu Structure DA 6 3 3 2 Setting AES EBU Digital Audio Signal DA 7 3 3 2 1 Selecting Channel To be Set DA 7 3 3 2 2 Setting 2 Channel Output DA 7 ...

Page 175: ...4 2 channel output Output Impedance 75 Ω unbalanced Output Amplitude 1 Vp p 0 1 V into 75 Ω Output Connector BNC Silence Signal DARS grade 2 Output Number of Outputs 1 2 channel output Output Impedance 75 Ω unbalanced Output Amplitude 1 Vp p 0 1 V into 75 Ω Output Connector BNC 48 kHz Word Clock Number of Outputs 1 Output Impedance 75 Ω unbalanced 1 Vp p output Output Amplitude 1 Vp p 0 1 V into 7...

Page 176: ...ilence and word clock signals Frequency level and audio click can be set to each channel Other items except timing can be respectively set to the 2 channel output 1 2 4 General Specifications Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature Range 0 to 40 C Operating Humidity Range 90 RH without condensation Spec Guaranteed Temperature Range 10 to 35 C Spec Guaranteed Humidity Range 85 RH without con...

Page 177: ...e 2 2 q DIGITAL AUDIO Outputs the AES EBU digital audio signals BNC connectors are used Output impedance is 75 Ω w SILENCE Outputs the silence signals DARS grade 2 BNC connectors are used Output impedance is 75 Ω e WCLK Outputs the 48 kHz word clock signals BNC connectors are used Output level can be selected 1 Vp p into 75 Ω or 5 V CMOS level e w q ...

Page 178: ...Vp p output 75 Ω 48 kHz word clock 5 V CMOS output Table 3 1 3 2 Setting Output Signal 3 2 1 AES EBU Digital Audio Output The LT 443 DA provides four output systems 2 channel output for AES EBU digital audio signal See Table 3 2 Setting Items Description Settable In Output ON OFF Sets AES EBU digital audio signal on off 2 channel output steps Resolution 20 bits 24 bits selectable 2 channel output ...

Page 179: ... output system for 48 kHz word clock signal See Table 3 4 Setting Items Description Output Level 1 Vp p into 75 Ω or 5 V CMOS selectable Table 3 4 3 2 4 Setting Timing This mode is used to set the timing of the Video Unit installed in the LT 443D mainframe The setting is common to all output signals e g digital audio silence word clock See Table 3 5 Setting Items Description Steps Timing Variable ...

Page 180: ... DA STATUS CH 1 CH 2 ON OFF CH 3 CH 4 ON OFF CH 5 CH 6 ON OFF CH 7 CH 8 ON OFF 1 DA SETTING 2 CH 1 CH 2 SETTING 3 AUDIO ON OFF 3 RESOLUTION 3 EMPHASIS 3 CH SETTING 4 CH 1 SETTING 5 FREQUENCY 5 LEVEL 5 CLICK 4 CH 2 SETTING 5 EQUAL TO CH 1 5 FREQUENCY 5 LEVEL 5 CLICK 2 CH 3 CH 4 SETTING Same as 2 CH 1 CH 2 SETTING 2 CH 5 CH 6 SETTING Same as 2 CH 1 CH 2 SETTING 2 CH 7 CH 8 SETTING Same as 2 CH 1 CH ...

Page 181: ...y Example To set the CH 1 CH 2 output select CH 1 CH 2 SETTING UNIT compartment No Select channel from this group 1 DA SETTING 1 CH 1 CH 2 SETTING 2 CH 1 CH 2 SETTING AUDIO ON OFF AUDIO ON OFF RESOLUTION EMPHASIS CH SETTING The following steps describe setting procedure in case of the CH 1 CH 2 is selected 1 AUDIO ON OFF Select ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key i...

Page 182: ...he ENTER key If exiting the menu without pressing the ENTER key no data is stored 3 EMPHASIS 50 15 CCITT OFF 3 3 2 3 Setting Single Channel Output Select CH SETTING from the menu selected in the Section 3 3 2 1 Selecting Channel by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 2 CH 1 CH 2 SETTING CH SETTING AUDIO ON OFF RESOLUTION EMPHASIS CH SETTING The following steps describe setting pro...

Page 183: ...he ENTER key indicates the selected item When ON is selected signals output from the CH 1 and CH 2 are the same If the setting of CH 1 is changed the CH 2 is also changed When OFF is selected the CH 1 and CH 2 can be set independently When ON or OFF is selected by pressing the Left or Right key this item is executed To store data press the ENTER key When ON is selected FREQUENCY LEVEL and CLICK me...

Page 184: ... Right key 3 LEVEL Set the level 60 to 0 dBFS in 1 dB steps by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key When level is selected by pressing the Up or Down key this item is executed To store data press the ENTER key 5 LEVEL 20 dBFS 4 CLICK Select click time by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key When click time is selected by pressing the Up or Down key this item is exec...

Page 185: ...the menu without pressing the ENTER key no data is stored CH 1 CH 2 SETTING CH 3 CH 4 SETTING CH 5 CH 6 SETTING CH 7 CH 8 SETTING WCLK LEVEL TIMING EXIT 3 3 3 Setting 48 kHz Word Clock Output Select word clock from the 1 DA SETTING menu by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key 1 DA SETTING 1 WCLK LEVEL Select this 2 WCLK LEVEL 5 V CMOS 1 Vp p 3 3 4 SETTING TIMING Select TIMING from ...

Page 186: ...eps by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key When TIMING is selected by pressing the Up or Down key this item is executed To store data press the ENTER key If exiting the menu without pressing the ENTER key no data is stored 2 TIMING 0 512 fs Hierarchy level 2 ...

Page 187: ...LT 443D AA ANALOG AUDIO UNIT INSTRUCTION MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 188: ...IPTION AA 2 2 1 Front Panel AA 2 2 2 Rear Panel AA 2 3 OPERATING PROCEDURE AA 3 3 1 Connection AA 3 3 1 1 Cables Used AA 3 3 1 2 Termination AA 3 3 2 Setting Items AA 3 3 3 Setting Output Signal AA 4 3 3 1 Menu Structure AA 4 3 3 2 Operating Procedure AA 4 3 3 2 1 Selecting Channel To Be Set AA 4 3 3 2 2 Setting Output Conditions AA 5 3 4 Connector Pin Assignments AA 7 ...

Page 189: ... 2 1 2 2 Function Sampling Frequency 48 kHz Sync to video signal Frequency 50 100 150 200 250 300 400 500 600 750 800 1 0 k 1 2 k 1 5 k 1 6 k 2 0 k 2 4 k 3 0 k 3 2 k 4 0 k 4 8 k 5 0 k 6 0 k 8 0 k 9 6 k 10 k 12 k 15 k 16 k 20 kHz silence Level 40 to 4 dBm settable in 1 dBm steps 1 2 3 General Specifications Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature Range 0 to 40 C Operating Humidity Range 90 R...

Page 190: ...tion manual for front panel description Figure 2 1 2 2 Rear Panel Figure 2 2 q CH 1 Outputs the analog audio signals XLR 3P connector is used Output impedance is 600 Ω balanced w CH 2 Outputs the analog audio signals XLR 3P connector is used Output impedance is 600 Ω balanced w q ...

Page 191: ...ance and terminator for each connector Output Connector Signal Termination q CH 1 Analog audio signal balanced output 600 Ω w CH 2 Analog audio signal balanced output 600 Ω Table 3 1 3 2 Setting Items The LT 443 AA provides two analog audio signal output systems The CH 1 and CH 2 signals can be set independently See Table 3 2 Setting Items Description Frequency 50 100 150 200 250 300 400 500 600 7...

Page 192: ...e applied to CH 2 3 3 Setting Output Signal When setting the output signal select the UNIT compartment number indicated on the LT 443D mainframe front panel where the LT 443 AA is installed then proceed to menu operation 3 3 1 Menu Structure LT 443D AA STATUS CH 1 ON OFF CH 2 ON OFF 1 AA SETTING 2 CH 1 SETTING 3 FREQUENCY 3 LEVEL 3 CLICK 2 CH 2 SETTING 3 EQUAL TO CH 1 3 FREQUENCY 3 LEVEL 3 CLICK E...

Page 193: ...he Left or Right key then press the ENTER key indicates the selected item When ON is selected signals output from the CH 1 and CH 2 are the same If the setting of CH 1 is changed the CH 2 is also changed When OFF is selected the CH 1 and CH 2 can be set independently When ON or OFF is selected by pressing the Left or Right key this item is executed To store data press the ENTER key When ON is sele...

Page 194: ...r Right key 3 LEVEL Set the level 40 to 4 dBm in 1 dB steps by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key When level is selected by pressing the Up or Down key this item is executed To store data press the ENTER key 4 CLICK Select click time by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key When click time is selected by pressing the Up or Down key this item is executed To store da...

Page 195: ...AA 7 3 4 Connector Pin Assignments Pin No 1 2 3 Signal Name Ground Output HOT Output COLD Table 3 3 3 1 2 ...

Page 196: ...LT 443D CS ANALOG COMPOSITE UNIT INSTRUCTION MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 197: ...GNAL TIMING CS 7 4 3 1 Setting TIMING CS 7 4 4 Y C CS 9 4 4 1 Setting Y C ON OFF CS 9 4 5 APL CS 9 4 5 1 Setting APL MODE CS 10 4 5 2 Setting PERIOD CS 10 4 6 ID CHARACTER CS 11 4 6 1 Creating ID Character CS 11 4 6 2 ID POSITION CS 11 4 6 3 ID SIZE Setting Character Size CS 12 4 6 4 ID LEVEL Setting Character Brightness CS 12 4 6 5 ID BLINK Setting Blinking Time CS 12 4 6 6 ID ON OFF CS 13 4 7 PA...

Page 198: ...URAL PICTURE File CS 19 4 10 Setting BLACK TIMING CS 20 4 10 1 Setting BLACK 1 TIMING CS 20 4 10 2 Setting BLACK 2 TIMING CS 21 4 11 Setting V DRIVE TIMING CS 22 4 11 1 Setting TIMING CS 22 4 12 Setting H DRIVE TIMING CS 22 4 12 1 Setting TIMING CS 22 4 13 EXIT CS 23 4 14 Pattern Selection Key CS 24 4 15 ID Character Font List CS 25 ...

Page 199: ...3 PAL 4 PAL REFERENCE 4 2 2 REFERENCE and REF denote Field Reference 3 ID denotes 10 field sequence identification 4 The 25 Hz offset subcarrier is used for the PAL system Pattern COLOR BAR 100 White 100 Color saturation 100 COLOR BAR 75 White 100 Color saturation 75 NTSC only EBU COLOR BAR PAL only BBC COLOR BAR PAL only SMPTE COLOR BAR NTSC only FLAT FIELD 100 FLAT FIELD 50 FLAT FIELD 0 CROSSHAT...

Page 200: ... 32 x 32 dots 64 x 64 dots selectable Display Position Arbitrary position on the screen Blinking OFF 1 to 10 seconds settable in one second steps Simple Motion Picture Function Direction 8 directions up down left right and combinations Speed H 0 to 256 dots in 4 dot steps V 0 to 256 lines in 2 line steps Pattern can be scrolled in field time steps 5 The Option LT 443D 70 should be installed in the...

Page 201: ... 5 frames PAL Up to 2 frames Resolution Variable in 1 frame steps Number of Outputs 2 systems one each Signal Level 1 Vp p into 75 Ω 2 3 Horizontal Drive Pulse Output Format Depends on the test signal format Signal Level 2 Vp p into 75 Ω Signal Polarity Negative Timing Variable H PHASE Up to 1 line 1 dot Resolution Variable in 1 dot steps corresponding to 27 MHz clock frequency Number of Outputs 1...

Page 202: ... Temperature Range 10 to 35 C Spec Guaranteed Humidity Range 85 RH without condensation Operating Environment Indoor use Operating Altitude Up to 2000 m Overvoltage Category q Pollution Degree 2 Power Source Supplied by the LT 443D mainframe Dimensions and Weight 79 W x 41 H x 371 D mm excluding projections 0 4 kg Accessory Instruction Manual 1 Screw for Unit 2 ...

Page 203: ...ack burst signal Two systems are provided both systems output the same signal e V DRIVE output connector Outputs the V DRIVE signal r H DRIVE output connector Outputs the H DRIVE signal e V DRIVE output connector 4 OPERATING PROCEDURE The front panel controls and menu displayed on the LCD panel of the mainframe are used to set the LT 443D CS Press the UNIT switch corresponding to the UNIT compartm...

Page 204: ...FORMAT SELECT SIGNAL TIMING Y C ON OFF APL ID CHARACTER PATTERN SCROLL PATTERN CHANGE NATURAL PICTURE BLACK 1 TIMING BLACK 2 TIMING V DRIVE TIMING H DRIVE TIMING EXIT 4 2 FORMAT SELECT This mode is used to select the format of signals output from the SIGNAL 1 2 BLACK 1 2 H DRIVE and V DRIVE connectors The format is common to each output 4 2 1 Setting FORMAT 1 Select FORMAT SELECT from the 1 CS SET...

Page 205: ...LECT PAL Hierarchy level 2 4 Pressing the MENU key returns the display to hierarchy level 1 1 CS SETTING 4 3 SIGNAL TIMING This section describes setting procedure of the signal timing with respect to the internal reference signal i e frame reset signal 4 3 1 Setting TIMING 1 Select SIGNAL TIMING from the 1 CS SIGNAL menu then press the ENTER key Select Vertical V or Horizontal H to set the timing...

Page 206: ...Hierarchy level 3 3 V PHASE R 2 997 Hz CS SIGNAL 0 LINE 4 H PHASE dot µs H Horizontal This mode is used to set the horizontal timing in dot steps Press the Up or Down key to set the timing Hierarchy level 3 3 H PHASE R 2 997 Hz CS SIGNAL 0 dot The settable range is 1715 dots for NTSC 1727 dots for PAL Press the ENTER key to enter data Hierarchy level 3 3 H PHASE R 2 997 Hz CS SIGNAL 0 0000 µs The ...

Page 207: ... Position the to the Y or C by pressing the Left or Right key then select ON or OFF by pressing the Up or Down key The item marked with is set ON 3 Pressing the ENTER key enters data The menu returns to hierarchy level 1 1 CS SETTING 4 5 APL This mode is used to set the APL and BOUNCE functions for the video signals Select APL from the 1 CS SETTING menu then press the ENTER key MODE PERIOD Hierarc...

Page 208: ...For NTSC the selected signal is divided into five line groups then four lines except the last line are replaced with the FLAT FIELD 0 For PAL the selected signal is divided into four line groups then three lines except the last line are replaced with the FLAT FIELD 0 APL BOUNCE The APL HIGH and APL LOW signals are output alternately at a preset time interval set in the Section 4 5 2 Setting PERIOD...

Page 209: ...LINK ID ON OFF 1 CHARACTER SET Select CHARACTER SET by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key This mode is used to create ID characters Up to 20 characters can be displayed Hierarchy level 3 3 CHARACTER SET LEADER_LT443D_CS Move the blink cursor to the character to be set by pressing the Left or Right key then set the characters by pressing the Up or Down key After all characters are...

Page 210: ...rarchy level 2 2 ID CHARACTER 4 6 4 ID LEVEL Setting Character Brightness This mode is used to set the ID character brightness 1 Select ID LEVEL by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key Hierarchy level 3 3 ID LEVEL 100 75 2 Position the to 100 or 75 by pressing the Left or Right key to select the brightness for easy reading 100 for white 75 for light gray Press the ENTER key The men...

Page 211: ... the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 ID BLINK 3 ID BLINK ON OFF This menu is used to set the ID BLINK mode on or off Hierarchy level 4 4 ID BLINK ON OFF ON OFF Position the to ON or OFF by pressing the Left or Right key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 ID BLINK 4 6 6 ID ON OFF This mode is used to set ID character display on or off 1 Select ID ON O...

Page 212: ... the scroll direction and speed 1 Select SCROLL PARAM SET by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key Hierarchy level 3 3 SCROLL PARAM SET DIRECTION DIRECTION SPEED 2 Setting SCROLL DIRECTION Select DIRECTION by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key Set the scroll direction by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 SC...

Page 213: ...eps in the vertical direction Pressing the ENTER key enters data The menu returns to hierarchy level 3 3 SCROLL PARAM SET Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4 7 2 Setting SCROLL ON OFF This mode is used to set the pattern scroll mode on or off 1 Select SCROLL ON OFF from the 2 PATTERN SCROLL menu by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key Hierarchy level 3 3 SCROL...

Page 214: ... 3 SPEED 1 sec 2 Set the pattern switching time by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 PATTERN CHANGE Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy 4 8 2 Setting PATTERN CHANGE ON OFF This mode is used to set PATTERN CHANGE mode on or off 1 Select PATTERN CHANGE ON OFF from the 2 PATTERN CHANGE menu by pressing the Up or Down key t...

Page 215: ...r to LT 443D 70 instruction manual for detail This procedure can be applied when NATURAL PICTURE data is stored on the CF card Select NATURAL PICTURE from the 1 CS SETTING menu then press the ENTER key 1 CF Card with NATURAL PICTURE Hierarchy level 2 2 NATURAL PICTURE SELECT PICTURE 1 SELECT PICTURE 1 SELECT PICTURE 2 SELECT PICTURE 3 SELECT PICTURE 4 SELECT PICTURE 5 FILE TRANSFER SET TO CF CARD ...

Page 216: ...d in uppercase letters Up to 100 files can be stored in the same format 2 Selecting PICTURE 1 NATURAL PICTURE File In case of the number of files are ten position the to the file number 1 10 to 10 10 by pressing the Up or Down key When the ENTER key is pressed at the file name without asterisk the file is selected to PICTURE 1 When the ENTER key is pressed at the file marked with an asterisk the f...

Page 217: ... PICTURE file is not set or after data is transferred 3 FILE TRANSFER ON OFF DATA TRANSFER NTSC LOADING DATA TRANSFER NTSC COMPLETE Hierarchy level 3 Hierarchy level 2 The NATURAL PICTURE pattern is output after data is transferred 4 9 3 Writing NATURAL PICTURE File NATURAL PICTURE data set in Section 4 9 1 Selecting SELECT PICTURE File can be written on the CF card The contents will be stored in ...

Page 218: ... Setting BLACK 1 TIMING This section describes setting procedure of the analog black burst signal timing with respect to the reference signal Select 1 BLACK 1 TIMING then press the ENTER key Select the Frame F Vertical V or Horizontal H to set the timing by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key Hierarchy level 2 2 BLACK 1 TIMING F PHASE F PHASE V PHASE LINE H PHASE DOT H PHASE µs 1 ...

Page 219: ... PHASE R 2 997 Hz CS BLK 1 5 LINE In case of 10 dot is set Hierarchy level 3 3 H PHASE R 2 997 Hz CS BLK 1 10 dot 4 H PHASE µs H Horizontal This mode is used to set the horizontal timing Press the Up or Down key to set the timing The timing can be set in 0 0370 µs steps After setting is completed press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 BLACK 1 TIMING Pressing the MENU key selec...

Page 220: ... 4 12 Setting H DRIVE TIMING 4 12 1 Setting TIMING This section describes setting procedure of the H DRIVE signal with respect to the internal reference signal Select 1 H DRIVE TIMING then press the ENTER key Select the item to set the timing by pressing the Up or Down key then press the ENTER key Hierarchy level 2 2 H DRIVE TIMING H PHASE H PHASE DOT H PHASE µs 1 H PHASE dot H Horizontal This mod...

Page 221: ...s for both NTSC and PAL After setting is completed press the ENTER key The menu returns to hierarchy level 2 2 TIMING Pressing the MENU key selects the next higher hierarchy In case of timing is set to 0 0370 µs Hierarchy level 3 3 H PHASE R 2 997 Hz CS H DRIVE 0 0370 µs 4 13 EXIT Selecting EXIT displays the status display screen Hierarchy level 1 1 CS SETTING 3 EXIT ...

Page 222: ...AT FIELD 50 FLAT FIELD 0 CROSS HATCH 1 CROSS HATCH 2 LINE SWEEP 100 LINE SWEEP 60 MULTIBURST 100 MULTIBURST 60 SHALLOW RAMP 10 STEP MOD 10 STEP RAMP MOD RAMP Not used MONOSCOPE NORMAL MONOSCOPE INVERT RED RASTER WINDOW PULSE BAR BLACK FLAT FIELD 0 In case of the Option 70 NATURAL PICTURE memory is not installed PAL COLOR BAR 100 EBU COLOR BAR BBC COLOR Not used FLAT FIELD 100 FLAT FIELD 50 FLAT FI...

Page 223: ...character long however the length can be shortened corresponding to the number of characters displayed To shorten the background display the CHARACTER SET screen then enter at the end of ID Holding down the Down key displays at the end of CHARACTER SET When ID CHARACTER ABC is entered for example Background for 20 characters Background for 3 characters ID Entered Background ABC ABC ABC ABC ...

Page 224: ...LIST OF BLACK SIGNAL FORMAT LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 225: ...stem Nomenclature 1920 x 1035i 60 1920 x 1035i 59 94 1920 x 1080i 60 1920 x 1080i 59 94 1920 x 1080i 50 1920 x 1080p 30 1920 x 1080p 29 97 1920 x 1080p 25 1920 x 1080p 24 1920 x 1080p 23 98 1920 x 1080PsF 24 1920 x 1080PsF 23 98 1280 x 720p 60 1280 x 720p 59 94 1280 x 720p 50 1280 x 720p 30 1280 x 720p 29 97 1280 x 720p 25 1280 x 720p 24 1280 x 720p 23 98 NTSC BB NTSC BB with Field REF NTSC BB wit...

Page 226: ...p 7 5 IRE 7 5 is added Format Format No 1 to 20 are HD black signals Format Format No 21 to 28 31 and 32 are SD black signals for sync lock and burst lock Format Format No 29 30 33 and 34 are SD black signals for sync lock When using a conventional composite black signal use NTSC BB or PAL BB without ID and REF ...

Page 227: ...LT 443D MENU TREE INSTRUCTION MANUAL LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP ...

Page 228: ...TY MENU LCD BACK LIGHT HIGH MID LOW OFF KEY LOCK SET ON OFF PRESET RECALL MEDIA MEDIA INT EXT INT_MEM EXT_CARD RECALL ALL RECALL No 1 to No 9 UNIT RECALL No 1 to No 9 SLOT 1 to 4 SLOT 1 to 4 PRESET PRESET No 1 to No 9 POWER ON RECALL P ON RECALL ON OFF RECALL NUMBER INT_MEM 1 to 3 ETHERNET SET IP DATE TIME SET 20XX XX XX XX XX XX VERSION DISPLAY ...

Page 229: ...ected V PHASE LINE H PHASE COARSE µs H PHASE FINE BLACK1 SIGNAL FORMAT TIMING F PHASE FRAME This item is displayed when the NTSC or PAL is selected V PHASE LINE H PHASE DOT Changing either value changes both values H PHASE µs BLACK2 SIGNAL FORMAT TIMING F PHASE FRAME This item is displayed when the NTSC or PAL is selected V PHASE LINE H PHASE DOT Changing either value changes both values H PHASE µ...

Page 230: ...z SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH3 11 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH4 12 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP 2 4 SET EQUAL TO G1 G3 RESOLUTION 20 Bit 24 Bit EMPHASIS 50 15 CCITT OFF CH SELECT GROUP2 4 CH5 13 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL ...

Page 231: ... to 100 LEVEL0 040H to 3ACH 0 to 100 LOGO BACKGROUND ON OFF LOGO ON OFF LOGO SET SELECT LOGO Register file FILE TRANSFER SET TO CF CARD PATTERN SCROLL SCROLL PARAM SET DIRECTION UP RIGHT RIGHT SPEED H X DOT V X DOT SCROLL ON OFF PATTERN CHANGE SPEED sec CHANGE ON OFF MULTIFORMAT CB SET 75W 100W I NATURAL PICTURE SELECT PICTURE1 Register file SELECT PICTURE2 Register file FILE TRANSFER SET TO CF CA...

Page 232: ...ENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH3 11 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH4 12 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP 2 4 SET EQUAL TO G1 G3 RESOLUTION 20 Bit 24 Bit EMPHASIS 50 15 CCITT OFF CH SELECT GROUP2 4 CH5 13 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20k...

Page 233: ...oth values H PHASE µs BLACK3 4 SIGNAL FORMAT TIMING F PHASE FRAME This item is displayed when the NTSC or PAL is selected V PHASE LINE H PHASE DOT Changing either value changes both values H PHASE µs BLACK5 6 SIGNAL FORMAT TIMING F PHASE FRAME This item is displayed when the NTSC or PAL is selected V PHASE LINE H PHASE DOT Changing either value changes both values H PHASE µs EXIT ...

Page 234: ...z to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH3 11 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH4 12 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP 2 4 SET EQUAL TO G1 G3 RESOLUTION 20 Bit 24 Bit EMPHASIS 50 15 CCITT OFF FRAME NO ON OFF CH SELECT GROUP2 4 CH5 13 FREQUENCY 50H...

Page 235: ...0 LOGO BACKGROUND ON OFF LOGO ON OFF LOGO SET SELECT LOGO Register file FILE TRANSFER SET TO CF CARD PATTERN SCROLL SCROLL PARAM SET DIRECTION UP RIGHT RIGHT SCROLL SPEED H X DOT V X DOT SCROLL ON OFF PATTERN CHANGE SPEED sec CHANGE ON OFF NATURAL PICTURE SELECT PICTURE1 Register file SELECT PICTURE2 Register file SELECT PICTURE3 Register file SELECT PICTURE4 Register file SELECT PICTURE5 Register...

Page 236: ...ENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH3 11 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP1 3 CH4 12 EQUAL TO CH1 CH9 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec GROUP 2 4 SET EQUAL TO G1 G3 RESOLUTION 20 Bit 24 Bit EMPHASIS 50 15 CCITT OFF FRAME NO ON OFF CH SELECT GROUP2 4 CH5 13 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SIL...

Page 237: ...QUAL TO CH1 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec CH5 CH6 SETTING AUDIO ON OFF RESOLUTION 20 Bit 24 Bit EMPHSIS 50 15 CCITT OFF CH SETTING CH5 SETTING EQUAL TO CH1 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec CH6 SETTING EQUAL TO CH1 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 0 to 60dBFS CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec CH7 CH8 SETTING AUDIO ON OFF RESOLUT...

Page 238: ...11 AA UNIT AA SETTING CH1 SETTING FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 4dBm to 40dBm CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec CH2 SETTING EQUAL TO CH1 FREQUENCY 50Hz to 20kHz SILENCE LEVEL 4dBm to 40dBm CLICK OFF 1 to 4 sec ...

Page 239: ... SPEED H X DOT V X DOT SCROLL ON OFF PATTERN CHANGE SPEED H X DOT V X DOT CHANGE ON OFF NATURAL PICTURE SELECT PICTURE1 Register file SELECT PICTURE2 Register file SELECT PICTURE3 Register file SELECT PICTURE4 Register file SELECT PICTURE5 Register file FILE TRANSFER SET TO CF CARD BLACK1 TIMING F PHASE V PHASE LINE H PHASE DOT H PHASE µs BLACK2 TIMING F PHASE V PHASE LINE H PHASE DOT H PHASE µs V...

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