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Status Settings....................................................................................................... 14-13

14.4.1 Audio

Status

Display Explanation .............................................................................14-13

14.4.2 Selecting

Which

Channels to Display .......................................................................14-14

14.5 Ancillary

Packet Settings .................................................................................................14-15

14.5.1

Explanation of the Ancillary Packet Display .............................................................. 14-15

14.5.2 EDH

Packet

Display Explanation..............................................................................14-17

14.5.3

Format ID Display Explanation .................................................................................14-19

14.5.4 Subtitle

Packet

Display Explanation .........................................................................14-21

14.5.5 Inter-Stationary

Control Signal Display Explanation..................................................14-23

14.6 Error

Settings................................................................................................................... 14-25

14.6.1 Selecting

the

Alarm Signal Polarity ...........................................................................14-25

14.6.2 Selecting

the

Error Count Rate.................................................................................14-25

14.6.3 Configuring

Error Detection Settings ........................................................................ 14-26

14.6.4

Setting Gamut Error Detection Levels ......................................................................14-30

14.6.5

Setting Composite Gamut Error Detection Levels .................................................... 14-31

14.6.6

Selecting the Error Display Format ...........................................................................14-32

14.7 Resetting Errors............................................................................................................... 14-32

15.

View Finder Display ............................................................................................... 15-1

15.1 Adjusting

the Brightness .................................................................................................... 15-1

15.2 Adjusting

the Contrast........................................................................................................ 15-1

15.3 Adjusting

the Chroma Gain................................................................................................15-2

15.4 Adjusting

the Aperture........................................................................................................ 15-2

16.

Multi-Screen Display Feature ................................................................................ 16-1

16.1

Selecting the Multi-Screen Display Format ........................................................................16-1

16.2

Setting Each Measurement Mode......................................................................................16-2

16.3

Selecting the Displayed Contents in 4 SCREEN Display Mode......................................... 16-3

17.

External Interface .................................................................................................. 17-1

17.1 Remote

Control Feature ....................................................................................................17-1

17.1.1

Remote Control Connector Specifications .................................................................. 17-1

17.1.2 Loading

Presets.......................................................................................................... 17-2

17.1.3 Transmitting

Alarm Signals .........................................................................................17-2

17.1.4 Displaying

a Tally Light ...............................................................................................17-2

17.2 TELNET ............................................................................................................................. 17-3

17.2.1 Procedure ................................................................................................................... 17-3
17.2.2 How

Enter Commands............................................................................................17-4

17.2.3 TELNET Commands...................................................................................................17-4

17.3 FTP .................................................................................................................................. 17-10

17.3.1 Procedure ................................................................................................................. 17-10
17.3.2 How

Enter Commands..........................................................................................17-10

17.3.3 FTP

Commands........................................................................................................ 17-11

17.4 SNMP .............................................................................................................................. 17-11

18.

Calibration and Repairs ......................................................................................... 18-1

19.

APPENDIX ............................................................................................................ 19-1

Summary of Contents for LV 5330

Page 1: ...LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP LV 5330 MULTI SDI MONITOR Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...2 Audio Playback 2 4 2 3 3 Input Output Connectors 2 5 2 3 4 Control Connectors 2 6 2 3 5 LCD 2 6 2 3 6 Display Modes 2 6 2 3 7 Screen Capture 2 7 2 3 8 Presets 2 7 2 3 9 Video Signal Waveform Display...

Page 3: ...ng the Date Display Format 5 4 5 3 3 Selecting the Time Display Format 5 4 5 3 4 Displaying the Color System 5 5 5 3 5 Selecting the Timecode Display Format 5 5 5 3 6 Setting the Backlight Brightness...

Page 4: ...tching between the Color and Monochrome Displays 8 7 8 7 Adjusting the Chroma Gain 8 8 8 8 Adjusting the Aperture 8 8 9 CINELITE Display 9 1 9 1 Selecting the Points to Measure 9 1 9 2 Moving the Curs...

Page 5: ...stem Settings 11 14 11 8 1 Selecting the Display Format 11 14 11 8 2 Displaying the GBR or RGB Signal Simultaneously with the Luminance Signal 11 15 11 8 3 Setting the Setup Level 11 16 11 9 Scale Set...

Page 6: ...vel 13 5 13 5 2 Setting the Range 13 5 13 5 3 Selecting the Scale 13 6 13 5 4 Setting the Peak Value Hold Time 13 6 13 5 5 Meter Settings Overview 13 7 13 6 Headphone Settings 13 8 13 6 1 Turning Head...

Page 7: ...electing the Error Display Format 14 32 14 7 Resetting Errors 14 32 15 View Finder Display 15 1 15 1 Adjusting the Brightness 15 1 15 2 Adjusting the Contrast 15 1 15 3 Adjusting the Chroma Gain 15 2...

Page 8: ...Menu 19 3 19 1 5 Vector Menu 19 6 19 1 6 Multi Screen Display Menu Audio Menu 19 7 19 1 7 Status Menu 19 8 19 1 8 View Finder Menu 19 11 19 1 9 Screen Capture Menu 19 11 19 1 10 System Menu 19 12 19...

Page 9: ...symbols indicate necessary warnings and cautions used in this manual and on the product are there for safe operation Symbol The sections where this symbol is marked in this manual or instrument if no...

Page 10: ...on Environments About the Operating Temperature Range Operate the instrument between the temperature range of 0 to 40 C Operating the instrument at higher temperatures could cause a fire hazard Rapid...

Page 11: ...the product is properly grounded for safe operation Warning while Operating While operating the instrument if smoke fire or a bad smell occurs turn off the instrument at once for it could cause a fir...

Page 12: ...y questions about this manual please feel free to contact your local LEADER agent Calibration This instrument is produced under the strictest quality controls at the factory but accuracy may gradually...

Page 13: ...ol guidelines LEADER shall not be obligated to furnish the following free services during the warranty period 1 Repair of malfunction or damages resulting from fire natural calamity or improper voltag...

Page 14: ...nectors Doing so may damage the instrument and devices that are connected to it 1 2 4 Mechanical Shock This instrument contains sensitive components such as a crystal oscillator so it may be damaged i...

Page 15: ...768 6 5 inch color TFT LCD The LCD can display video signal waveforms vectors pictures audio levels and status information You can also view combinations of these items using the LV 5330 multi screen...

Page 16: ...display levels and values for up to eight channels The maximum SD SDI audio quantization level is 20 bits Stereo Headphone Output The LV 5330 can extract the audio signal embedded in an SDI signal You...

Page 17: ...PC connected to the LV 5330 through the Ethernet connector you can recall presets execute panel operations transfer files and monitor errors Last Memory The LV 5330 backs up the current settings so t...

Page 18: ...4 2 2 10 bits 625i 50 SMPTE 259M Format Setting Can be set automatically based on the corresponding format or set manually Supported Sampling Frequencies HD 74 25 MHz or 74 25 1 001 MHz SD 13 5 MHz E...

Page 19: ...Maximum Input Voltage 2V DC peak AC External Reference Input Input Signal Tri level sync or NTSC PAL black burst signal Input Connector 1 pair of BNC connectors Input Impedance 15 k passive loop throu...

Page 20: ...fter a set period of time 2 3 6 Display Modes Single Screen Picture display CINELITE display CINEZONE display video signal waveform display vector display status display or view finder display 2 Scree...

Page 21: ...oup to or from USB memory 2 3 9 Video Signal Waveform Display Waveform Operations Display Modes Overlay Overlays component signals Parade Displays component signals side by side Timing Computes and di...

Page 22: ...st signal Display Colors 7 colors to choose from 2 3 10 Vector Display Gain 1 5 or IQ MAG Variable Gain 0 2 to 2 0 Amplitude Accuracy 0 5 Blanking Period Masked Scale Type 75 or 100 color bar IQ Axis...

Page 23: ...HD 4 3 14 9 13 9 2 35 1 1 85 1 and 1 66 1 SD 16 9 14 9 13 9 2 35 1 1 85 1 and 1 66 1 Safe Action Markers 95 93 and 90 Safe Title Markers 88 and 80 Line Select Marks the selected line 2 3 14 CINELITE D...

Page 24: ...Information Detection Detects the presence of each audio channel Sampling Frequency 48 kHz must be synchronized to the video signal 2 3 17 Status Display SDI Signal Error Detection Signal Detection De...

Page 25: ...data Data Dump Display Display Modes Display data separated by serial data sequence or by channel Line Select Displays the selected line Sample Select Displays from the selected sample Jump Feature Ju...

Page 26: ...panel settings 2 3 20 Rear Panel Stand Attachment 75 mm VESA Mounting Battery Adapter As an option an adapter can be attached that enables the LV 5330 to use batteries produced by IDX or Anton Bauer...

Page 27: ...3 SDI A B key Switches the input channel Reference Section 4 3 Applying SDI Input Signals 4 REFE INT EXT key Switches between the internal sync signal and an external sync signal Reference Section 4 6...

Page 28: ...e picture of the composite video signal Reference Chapter 15 View Finder Display 19 V POS BRIGHT knob Changes the vertical position in the video signal waveform display and changes the brightness in t...

Page 29: ...SDI signal output connector Reference Section 4 4 Transmitting an SDI Output Signal 30 Serial Number Label The serial number is printed here 31 REMOTE Remote control connector Can be used to execute a...

Page 30: ...nels Figure 3 3 Top and bottom panels Table 3 3 Top and bottom panel items and functions No Name Function 36 Tripod adapter Used to attach a tripod to the LV 5330 The tripod adapter can also be attach...

Page 31: ...le are listed below You can follow these same steps when attaching a ferrite core to a headphone cord 1 Release the two tabs and open the ferrite core cover Figure 4 1 Ferrite core attachment step 1 2...

Page 32: ...o Pin Name 1 GND 2 NC 3 NC 4 12 V Do not connect anything to this pin The operating supply voltage range of this instrument s DC power supply is 10 to 18 V Do not apply a voltage that exceeds this ran...

Page 33: ...10 at the input signal source BNC output connector An SDI signal that is outside of this range may not be received properly You can press SDI on the front panel to switch from measuring the signal be...

Page 34: ...re below shows the composite video signal input connector You can only check the picture of a signal that is applied to the connector You can check the picture by viewing the signal in a view finder d...

Page 35: ...gure 4 10 Loop through To use an external sync signal press REFE on the front panel to select EXT Regardless of this setting the picture audio and status displays all use the internal sync signal If t...

Page 36: ...ing so may damage the instrument or lead to injury 4 7 Using a Tripod You can attach the LV 5330 to a tripod by using the tripod adapter on the bottom panel The tripod adapter can also be attached to...

Page 37: ...you are displaying a composite signal the input format NTSC or PAL is detected automatically Reference Section 5 1 Setting the Input Format section 5 3 1 Displaying the Input Format 2 Color system Th...

Page 38: ...r in the view finder display 7 Sync signal INT appears here when an internal sync signal is being used and EXT appears when an external sync signal is being used You can change the sync signal by pres...

Page 39: ...anges each time you press F 3 After you stop pressing F 3 the setting is confirmed and the pop up menu disappears 2 Setting a value To set the value of a setting like F 5 CHROMA which is shown above p...

Page 40: ...stem menu A menu for setting the input format and the composite display format appears SYS F 1 FORMAT Figure 5 2 FORMAT menu 5 1 1 Setting the Input Format Detection Method To select whether to detect...

Page 41: ...name is displayed as interlaced this is the default setting SEG FRM The input format name is displayed as segmented frame 5 1 3 Setting the Input Format If you set F 1 MODE to MANUAL you have to set t...

Page 42: ...NTSC All received SDI signals are converted into NTSC pseudo composite signals PAL All received SDI signals are converted into PAL pseudo composite signals 5 2 Selecting the Monitor s Color Temperatur...

Page 43: ...etting M D Y The date is displayed in this order month day year D M Y The date is displayed in this order day month year OFF The date is not displayed at the top of the screen All other date displays...

Page 44: ...isplay Format When you have set F 3 TIME to TIMECODE follow the procedure below to set the timecode display format Procedure SYSTEM F 3 DISPLAY F 4 INFORMATION F 5 TIMECODE Settings LTC The LTC timeco...

Page 45: ...inactivity 5 3 8 Displaying the Amount of Remaining Battery Power When you use a battery follow the procedure below to display the remaining battery power on the screen The battery adapter is optional...

Page 46: ...n load presets using remote control connector pins P1 through P8 There are two different methods for loading presets To choose which method to use follow the procedure below Reference Section 17 1 Rem...

Page 47: ...CP or IP Procedure SYSTEM F 4 INTERFACE F 2 ETHERNET F 1 DHCP IP SELECT Settings DHCP The IP_ADDRESS SUBNET_MASK and GATEWAY settings are all configured automatically using DHCP this is the default se...

Page 48: ...g a Function to the SHORT CUT Key To assign a function to the SHORT CUT key on the front panel follow the procedure below Procedure SYSTEM F 6 SHORTCUT KEY SET Settings LIGHT Pressing the SHORT CUT ke...

Page 49: ...settings that are not listed in the table are initialized by both methods For information about the initial settings see section 19 1 Menu Tree The initial settings are underlined 5 7 1 Initializing...

Page 50: ...follow the procedure below Figure 6 1 Registering presets 1 Set the LV 5330 to the settings that you want to register 2 Press MEMORY The file list display appears 3 Press F 1 COMMENT INPUT The file n...

Page 51: ...e preset press F 3 STORE NO 6 2 Loading Presets To load a preset follow the procedure below If SHORTCUT KEY SET in the system settings has been set to DIRECT_K you can load a preset simply by pressing...

Page 52: ...NO 6 4 Copying Presets To copy a preset file in the file list display follow the procedure below Figure 6 4 Copying presets 1 Press MEMORY The file list display appears 2 Turn F D to select the file n...

Page 53: ...F 5 ALL COPY FROM USB F 1 COPY YES 6 5 2 Copying Presets from the LV 5330 to USB Memory To copy all of the presets that have been saved to the LV 5330 to USB memory follow the procedure below If pres...

Page 54: ...ta on the LV 5330 Save the screen capture to USB memory as a BMP file Section 7 3 Saving Screen Capture Data to USB Memory Save the screen capture to USB memory as a BSX file Section 7 3 Saving Screen...

Page 55: ...laying Screen Capture Data on the LV 5330 The data that you capture by following the procedure in section 7 1 Taking a Screen Capture of the Display can be displayed or it can be overlaid on the curre...

Page 56: ...t that you want to save the screen capture data in The file formats that you can select are explained below BMP BSX The screen capture data is saved to a BMP file and a BSX file in the USB memory You...

Page 57: ...mat cannot be displayed on the LV 5330 Figure 7 5 Viewing screen capture data from USB memory 1 Press CAPTURE 2 Press F 3 USB MEMORY The file list display appears 3 Turn F D to select the file number...

Page 58: ...ow the procedure below You can also delete screen capture data from USB memory using a PC Figure 7 6 Deleting screen capture data from USB memory 1 Press CAPTURE 2 Press F 3 USB MEMORY The file list d...

Page 59: ...Displaying a Safe Action Marker 3 Safe title marker You can display a marker of a selected size in relation to the frame or aspect marker Reference Section 8 3 3 Displaying a Safe Title Marker 4 Selec...

Page 60: ...T returns the brightness to its default setting 0 Settings Selectable range 50 to 50 The default value is 0 8 2 2 Adjusting the Contrast You can adjust the contrast of the picture by turning CONT Pres...

Page 61: ...d when the input signal is HD SDI OFF An aspect marker is not displayed This is the default setting HD SD Figure 8 3 Aspect markers 8 3 2 Displaying a Safe Action Marker To display a safe action marke...

Page 62: ...ose size is 80 that of the frame or aspect marker if an aspect marker is being displayed is displayed OFF A safe title marker is not displayed This is the default setting 8 3 4 Displaying a Center Mar...

Page 63: ...rence SIZE Section 8 5 Selecting the Picture Display Size Figure 8 5 LINE SELECT menu 8 4 1 Displaying a Marker on the Selected Line To display a marker on the selected line follow the procedure below...

Page 64: ...he Picture Display Size To set the picture display size follow the procedure below Regardless of the setting made here the picture is displayed using the FIT setting in the CINELITE CINEZONE and multi...

Page 65: ...the color and monochrome displays follow the procedure below Regardless of the setting made here the picture is displayed using the COLOR setting in the CINELITE CINEZONE and multi screen displays Pr...

Page 66: ...hroma gain of 100 in the CINELITE CINEZONE and multi screen displays Procedure PICTURE F 5 CHROMA Settings Selectable range 50 to 150 The default setting is 100 8 8 Adjusting the Aperture To adjust th...

Page 67: ...Section 9 5 Displaying Luminance Levels as Percentages or RGB Values RGB level 256 levels Section 9 5 Displaying Luminance Levels as Percentages or RGB Values 9 1 Selecting the Points to Measure You c...

Page 68: ...LINE up Press V POS to move the Y cursor to the center of the picture Turn H POS clockwise to move the X cursor SMPL to the right Press H POS to move the X cursor to the center of the picture Control...

Page 69: ...nance of the 3 3 area of pixels centered around the pixel at the intersection of the cursors is averaged and measured 9X9 The luminance of the 9 9 area of pixels centered around the pixel at the inter...

Page 70: ...g For details see section 9 6 Configuring User Defined Correction Tables 3 Press F 1 f_Stop DISPLAY 4 Press F 5 REF MODE Cursors for setting the reference position appear The cursors are not displayed...

Page 71: ...e typically displayed using white but they are displayed using yellow when the luminance level is 80 or more or 0 or less LEVEL display Luminance levels are indicated as percentages This is the defaul...

Page 72: ...re 9 6 RGB 255 display To display luminance levels as percentages or RGB levels follow the procedure below Figure 9 7 Percentage and RGB display 1 Press CINELITE 2 Press F 2 DISPLAY 3 Press F 3 RGB an...

Page 73: ...section 5 7 1 Initializing the Settings Using SETUP INIT 9 6 1 Creating User Defined Correction Tables Using the LV 5330 You can create and store up to three user defined correction tables on the LV 5...

Page 74: ...ove the X and Y cursors up step by step 6 Press F 5 CAL F and turn F D to select 22 0 As you repeat this step change the value that you select from 22 0 to 16 0 to 11 0 to 8 0 to 5 6 to 4 0 to 2 8 to...

Page 75: ...as the REF value Figure 9 10 User defined correction table The f Stop value that corresponds to the luminance at the intersection of the X and Y cursors when F 6 REF SET is pressed is 0 The other f St...

Page 76: ...into the LV 5330 follow the procedure below Figure 9 11 Loading user defined correction tables 1 Create a user defined correction table Example TEST CLT NAME SAMPLE_1 TYPE 0 Input 7 0 109 4095 Output...

Page 77: ...me using letters of the alphabet A to Z uppercase and lowercase numbers 0 to 9 and underscores _ You can enter up to 10 characters TYPE This is a code for identifying the file type Enter a zero after...

Page 78: ...USER A When F 2 COPY disappears the copy operation is complete If a file had already been copied to the selected table number USER A in this example the previous file is overwritten To clear the tabl...

Page 79: ...s and a level search display mode in which the specified luminance level is displayed using green Both of these display modes can be accessed by pressing CINEZONE Neither of them can be incorporated i...

Page 80: ...different colors DISPLAY LINEAR DISPLAY STEP Figure 10 2 Color gradations 10 1 2 Setting the Color Range Luminance levels in the CINEZONE display are typically displayed using their corresponding col...

Page 81: ...level 0 5 is displayed using green on an otherwise monochrome picture display To set the luminance level that is displayed using green follow the procedure below Procedure CINEZONE F 3 SEARCH F 1 LEV...

Page 82: ...orm gain is displayed here You can set the gain to a value between 0 2 and 10 by setting GAIN MAG and GAIN VARIABLE Reference Section 11 4 1 Selecting the Fixed Gain section 11 4 2 Setting the Variabl...

Page 83: ...figure the intensity settings press F 1 INTEN in the video signal waveform menu You can set the video signal waveform and scale intensities WFM F 1 INTEN Figure 11 2 INTEN menu 11 3 1 Setting the Vide...

Page 84: ...MULTI WFM Section 16 2 Setting Each Measurement Mode Procedure WFM F 1 INTEN F 2 SCALE INTEN Settings Selectable range 8 to 7 The default setting is 4 11 4 Gain and Filter Settings To configure gain a...

Page 85: ...t the video signal waveform gain using F D as described below The gain value appears in the upper right of the screen If you press F D the gain is set to its default value of 1 000 or 5 000 0 200 to 2...

Page 86: ...ation of 20 dB or more at 20 MHz when the input signal is HD SDI Attenuation of 20 dB or more at 3 8 MHz when the input signal is SD SDI FILTER FLAT FILTER LOW PASS Figure 11 5 Component signal filter...

Page 87: ...re below This setting is available when MODE is set to OVERLAY or PARADE When MODE is set to TIMING the sweep mode setting is fixed at H Reference MODE Section 11 12 Switching the Display Mode Procedu...

Page 88: ...wo lines H_SWEEP 1H H_SWEEP 2H Figure 11 9 Line display sweep times 11 5 3 Selecting the Field or Frame Display Sweep Time To select the field or frame display sweep time follow the procedure below Th...

Page 89: ...splayed 11 5 5 Selecting the Horizontal Magnification To select the horizontal magnification follow the procedure below The magnifications that you can select vary depending on the F 1 SWEEP COLOR MAT...

Page 90: ...10 times the size of 1 X20 The video signal waveforms are magnified from the center of the display to 20 times the size of 1 X40 The video signal waveforms are magnified from the center of the displa...

Page 91: ...isplay and vector display line selection settings Procedure WFM F 4 LINE SELECT F 1 LINE SELECT Settings ON The waveform of the selected line is displayed OFF The waveforms of all lines are displayed...

Page 92: ...ple 1 to 563 FIELD2 A line from field 2 can be selected Example 564 to 1125 FRAME All lines can be selected This is the default setting Example 1 to 1125 11 7 Cursor Settings To configure cursor setti...

Page 93: ...rs are displayed for measuring amplitude CURSOR X CURSOR Y Figure 11 15 Cursor types 11 7 3 Moving the Cursors Follow the procedure below to select a cursor and then move it by turning F D Triangles a...

Page 94: ...to NTSC 714 mV 100 When COLOR MATRIX is set to COMPOSIT and the composite format is set to PAL 700 mV 100 R The amplitude will be measured as a percentage of the amplitude at the time when you pressed...

Page 95: ...icated in the upper left of the display If you select COMPOSIT choose the composite display format NTSC or PAL by setting COMPOSIT FORMAT in the system settings Reference COMPOSIT FORMAT Section 5 1 4...

Page 96: ...ith the luminance signal follow the procedure below The selected display format is indicated in the upper right of the display This setting is available when F 1 COLOR MATRIX is set to GBR or RGB Proc...

Page 97: ...en F 1 COLOR MATRIX is set to COMPOSIT and the composite display format is set to NTSC Reference Composite display format Section 5 1 4 Setting the Composite Display Format Procedure WFM F 6 COLOR SYS...

Page 98: ...et to COMPOSIT the scale unit setting is fixed at percentage if the composite display format is NTSC and it is fixed at V if the composite display format is PAL Reference COLOR MATRIX Section 11 8 1 S...

Page 99: ...or bars is displayed OFF A scale for 75 color bars is not displayed This is the default setting 75 COLOR SCALE ON Figure 11 22 Scale for 75 color bars 11 9 3 Changing the Scale Color To select the sca...

Page 100: ...V SAV PASS Figure 11 23 Blanking interval displays 11 11 Setting the Display Mode to TIMING You can set the display mode using F 4 MODE but TIMING cannot be selected with the default settings To enabl...

Page 101: ...nology granted by Tektronix Inc is used as the signal source Y and CB are displayed on the left half and Y and CR are displayed on the right half You can examine the space between the narrow area of t...

Page 102: ...Y CB CR GBR and RGB Channels On and Off WFM F 7 next menu F 5 DISPLAY Figure 11 25 DISPLAY menu To turn individual channels in a Y CB CR GBR or RGB signal on and off follow the procedure below You can...

Page 103: ...s displayed here You can set the gain to a value between 0 2 and 10 by setting GAIN MAG and GAIN VARIABLE Reference Section 12 3 1 Selecting the Fixed Gain section 12 3 2 Setting the Variable Gain 2 I...

Page 104: ...This setting is valid when DISPLAY is set to VECTOR Reference MULTI VEC Section 16 2 Setting Each Measurement Mode DISPLAY Section 12 6 Switching between the Vector 5 Bar and Phase Difference Displays...

Page 105: ...50 OFF The I and Q axes are not displayed This is the default setting IQ AXIS ON Figure 12 3 The I and Q axes display 12 2 4 Changing the Scale Color To select the scale color from one of seven optio...

Page 106: ...eir normal size The gain is set so that the IQ signal fits within the perimeter of the scale when NTSC SMPTE color bars are up converted to HDTV 12 3 2 Setting the Variable Gain To set the variable ve...

Page 107: ...itching between the Vector 5 Bar and Phase Difference Displays VECTOR F 3 LINE SELECT Figure 12 6 LINE SELECT menu 12 4 1 Displaying the Vectors of the Selected Line To display the vectors of the sele...

Page 108: ...Selection Range To set the line selection range follow the procedure below The line selection range setting is valid when the input format is set to interlaced or segmented frame Changing this settin...

Page 109: ...e vector display format follow the procedure below If you select COMPOSIT choose the composite display format NTSC or PAL by setting COMPOSIT FORMAT in the system settings Reference COMPOSIT FORMAT Se...

Page 110: ...ettings 0 No setup level is added This is the default setting 7 5 A setup level of 7 5 is added 12 5 3 Displaying a Scale for 75 Color Bars To display a scale for 75 color bars follow the procedure be...

Page 111: ...displayed in red To show the 5 bar display set F 6 DISPLAY to 5BAR Figure 12 11 5 bar display Table 12 2 5 bar display explanation No Item Explanation 1 Y The luminance signal level is displayed here...

Page 112: ...ess F 5 EXTREF PHASE Figure 12 12 Phase difference display To measure phase differences press REFE to switch to external sync mode and apply an external sync signal to the LV 5330 The supported extern...

Page 113: ...default phase difference setting EXT BB USER REF Indicates that a BB signal is being used with a user defined phase difference setting NO SIGNAL Indicates that no external sync signal is being applie...

Page 114: ...22 230 720p 60 375 0 to 0 0 to 374 22 208 720p 50 375 0 to 0 0 to 374 26 653 720p 29 97 375 0 to 0 0 to 374 44 475 720p 30 375 0 to 0 0 to 374 44 430 720p 25 375 0 to 0 0 to 374 53 319 720p 23 98 375...

Page 115: ...e stored in the memory number that you have selected using F 1 SDI NUMBER follow the procedure below Procedure VECTOR F 5 EXTREF PHASE F 3 MEMORY CLEAR 12 7 4 Setting the Current Phase Difference to Z...

Page 116: ...s are typically green but meters whose values are above the reference level are displayed in red The audio display does not have its own key To show the audio display press MULTI and then press F 1 MO...

Page 117: ...the other numbers or meters can be displayed When MODE is set to 4SCREEN or WFM_AUDIO follow the procedure below to select the audio display mode Reference MODE Section 16 1 Selecting the Multi Screen...

Page 118: ...y follow the procedure below The channels assigned to 1st GROUP and 2nd GROUP are listed below Figure 13 4 Channel assignments You can select two headphone output channels from among the eight channel...

Page 119: ...mes to different channels follow the procedure below You can see channel names in the audio display You cannot assign multiple names to a single channel Procedure MULTI F 4 MULTI AUDIO F 3 CHANNEL MAP...

Page 120: ...en Procedure MULTI F 4 MULTI AUDIO F 4 LEVEL METER F 1 REF LEVEL Settings 20 dB The reference level is set to 20 dB This is the default setting 18dB The reference level is set to 18 dB 12dB The refere...

Page 121: ...le To select the type of meter scale to use follow the procedure below This setting is valid when F 2 RANGE is set to PEAK60dB or PEAK90dB Procedure MULTI F 4 MULTI AUDIO F 4 LEVEL METER F 3 SCALE Set...

Page 122: ...meter readings for a 10 dB audio signal are shown below Figure 13 2 Meter Settings F 1 REF LEVEL 20dB 18dB 12dB F 4 F 3 SCALE TYPE A TYPE B TYPE A TYPE B TYPE A TYPE B PEAK HOLD PEAK60dB 0 5 to 5 0 H...

Page 123: ...Settings ON An audio signal is transmitted through the headphone jack This is the default setting OFF An audio signal is not transmitted through the headphone jack 13 6 2 Adjusting the Headphone Volu...

Page 124: ...two headphone channels from the channels that are assigned to 1st GROUP and 2nd GROUP Reference 1st GROUP and 2nd GROUP Section 13 3 Selecting Which Channels to Measure Procedure MULTI F 4 MULTI AUDIO...

Page 125: ...MANUAL If UNKNOWN appears the rest of the information that follows will be blank Reference Section 5 1 Setting the Input Format NORMAL When the input format is set to AUTO this indication means that...

Page 126: ...DI input signal and or if the CRC computed from the SDI input signal is different than an EDH packet s CRC data This indication is not displayed when the input signal is HD SDI Reference Section 14 5...

Page 127: ...gnal s embedded audio has a CRC error NORMAL No errors have been detected ERROR An error has been detected WARNING The channel status FORMAT is Consumer Reference Section 14 4 1 Audio Status Display E...

Page 128: ...occurrence and recovery from an error To configure event log settings press F 1 LOG in the status menu The event log contains both channel A and channel B events regardless of input channel setting ST...

Page 129: ...The sync signal statuses INT or EXT when events occurred are listed here 7 Input formats The input formats when events occurred are listed here NO_SIGNAL This message appears if there was no signal F...

Page 130: ...events turn it to the left Procedure STATUS F 1 LOG F D 14 2 3 Starting Event Logging To start event logging follow the procedure below Procedure STATUS F 1 LOG F 2 LOG Settings START Event logging i...

Page 131: ...w You can view the saved event log on a PC The file name is automatically set to LOG the date and time that you have set using the system settings The date is written using the format that has been sp...

Page 132: ...gs press F 2 DATA DUMP in the status menu You can display the data of a selected line and save the displayed data to USB memory STATUS F 2 DATA DUMP Figure 14 4 DATA DUMP menu 14 3 1 Data Dump Explana...

Page 133: ...Ancillary data user data word CS magenta Ancillary data checksum word AP yellow The active picture from after the SAV to just before the EAV when the selected line is within the active video area 3 SA...

Page 134: ...ult setting COMPO The data is converted from parallel to serial data split into Y Cb and Cr and then displayed BINARY The data is converted from parallel to serial data and displayed in binary format...

Page 135: ...Figure 14 7 Data dump display start position 14 3 5 Selecting Data Dump Lines and Samples To set the data dump line and sample numbers turn F D To set whether to set the line or sample number when you...

Page 136: ...m settings The time is written in this order hour minute second Example DAT20080425150500 TXT The file structure in the USB memory is shown below USB memory DAT DAT hhmmss TXT Procedure STATUS F 2 DAT...

Page 137: ...dded audio groups Number There are embedded audio groups in the signal There are no embedded audio groups in the signal RATE Indicates the audio signal sampling rate ACT Indicates the embedded audio c...

Page 138: ...as been specified Primary secondary Primary secondary mode has been specified Stereo Stereo mode Reserved Undefined data has been received RESOLUTION Indicates the quantization resolution 24bits 24 bi...

Page 139: ...s F 4 ANC PACKET in the status menu 14 5 1 Explanation of the Ancillary Packet Display In the ancillary packet display DETECT appears next to packets that have been detected in the SDI input signal an...

Page 140: ...on 14 5 3 Format ID Display Explanation SMPTE 352M ARIB STD B39 EIA 708 A standard closed caption packet for digital video Only numbers and letters of the alphabet are supported It is embedded in the...

Page 141: ...he SDI input signal The CRC display shows the results of comparing the CRCs from the EDH packets to the CRCs computed by the LV 5330 Because SDI output is only transmitted through the serial clock cir...

Page 142: ...rnal data transmission errors in the devices before the LV 5330 0 No errors have been detected 1 An error has been detected IDH Indicates internal data transmission errors in the device immediately be...

Page 143: ...rocedure below Procedure STATUS F 4 ANC PACKET F 2 FORMAT ID To select the format ID packet type follow the procedure below Procedure STATUS F 4 ANC PACKET F 2 FORMAT ID F 1 PACKET SELECT Settings SMP...

Page 144: ...splays the aspect ratio H SAMPLING Displays the number of horizontal samples DISP ASPECT RATIO Displays the aspect ratio This item does not appear when F 1 PACKET SELECT is set to SMPTE SAMPLING STRUC...

Page 145: ...eaders using binary values LINE NUMBER Displays the numbers of the lines in which subtitle information is embedded CLOSED CAPTION TYPE Displays the subtitle packet type ERROR CORRECTION Indicates whet...

Page 146: ...he entire packet by scrolling through it with F D Procedure STATUS F 4 ANC PACKET F 3 V ANC ARIB F 1 CLOSED CAPTION F 1 DISPLAY Settings TEXT The header section is analyzed and displayed in text forma...

Page 147: ...or not error correction has taken place CONTINUITY INDEX Displays a counter that indicates packet continuity STATION CODE Uses letters to display the code of the station that produced the signal DATE...

Page 148: ...ay format follow the procedure below This setting is valid when F 1 DISPLAY is set to DUMP Procedure STATUS F 4 ANC PACKET F 3 V ANC ARIB F 2 NET Q F 2 DUMP MODE Settings HEX Data is displayed in hexa...

Page 149: ...mitted POSITIVE A high signal is transmitted when an error occurs NEGATIVE A low signal is transmitted when an error occurs This is the default setting 14 6 2 Selecting the Error Count Rate When error...

Page 150: ...he status display STATUS F 5 ERROR CONFIG F 3 ERROR DETECT Figure 14 18 ERROR DETECT menu Detecting TRS Errors To detect TRS errors follow the procedure below If you set this setting to ON TRS error i...

Page 151: ...below If you set this setting to ON CRC error information appears next to CRC LUMA and CRC CHROMA in the status display This setting is valid when the input signal is HD SDI Procedure STATUS F 5 ERRO...

Page 152: ...et this setting to ON checksum error information appears next to CHECKSUM in the status display Procedure STATUS F 5 ERROR CONFIG F 3 ERROR DETECT F 6 next menu F 2 CHECKSUM ERROR Settings ON Checksum...

Page 153: ...BCH errors in the embedded audio follow the procedure below If you set this setting to ON BCH error information appears next to BCH in the status display This setting is valid when the input signal i...

Page 154: ...I input signal level exceeds the specified value If you press F D the gamut error upper limit will be reset to its default value of 109 4 Procedure STATUS F 5 ERROR CONFIG F 4 ERROR LEVEL F 1 GAMUT F...

Page 155: ...nverted from the SDI input signal exceeds the specified value If you press F D the upper limit will be reset to its default value of 135 0 Procedure STATUS F 5 ERROR CONFIG F 4 ERROR LEVEL F 2 COMPOSI...

Page 156: ...US F 5 ERROR CONFIG F 5 ERROR DISPLAY Settings REFRESH Error indications disappear one second after the signal returns to normal This is the default setting HOLD Error indications do not disappear unt...

Page 157: ...e screen In the view finder display the menu and the information displays at the top of the screen disappear approximately five seconds after the last operation is performed To redisplay the menu and...

Page 158: ...dure VIEW FINDER F 5 CHROMA Settings Selectable range 50 to 150 The default setting is 100 15 4 Adjusting the Aperture To adjust the aperture follow the procedure below A larger number will result in...

Page 159: ...ulti screen display menu 16 1 Selecting the Multi Screen Display Format To select the multi screen display format follow the procedure below Procedure MULTI F 1 MODE Settings 4SCREEN The vector video...

Page 160: ...etting changes made in the multi screen display will also change the single screen display settings The single screen display picture display settings except for the line select feature and WFM INTEN...

Page 161: ...hen F 1 MODE is set to 4 SCREEN follow the procedure below Procedure MULTI F 7 LOWER Settings STATUS The status display appears in the lower right of the multi screen display This is the default setti...

Page 162: ...igure 17 1 Remote control connector Table 17 1 Remote control connector pin alignment Pin No Name Input or Output Explanation 1 GND Grounding pin 2 P1 Input Loads preset 1 3 P2 Input Loads preset 2 4...

Page 163: ...control connector when the LV 5330 internal temperature is 80 C or greater when the fan is broken or when an error occurs in one of the items set to ON in the menu that appears when you press F 3 ERRO...

Page 164: ...e valid 3 Connect a cable to the LV 5330 ETHER connector Use a cross cable to connect the LV 5330 to a PC directly Use a straight cable to connect the LV 5330 to a PC through a hub 4 Start TELNET Afte...

Page 165: ...corresponding menu items in this manual Table 17 2 TELNET Commands Command Parameters SDI A B or REFERENCE INT EXT or PICTURE PICTURE MARKER ASPECT_HD 2 35_1 1 85_1 1 66_1 14_9 13_9 4_3 OFF or PICTUR...

Page 166: ...r WFM INTEN SCALE 8 to 7 or WFM GAIN VAR CAL VAR or WFM GAIN MAG 1 5 or WFM GAIN FILTER FLAT LOW_PASS or WFM GAIN C FILTER FLAT FLAT LUM or WFM SWEEP SWEEP H V or WFM SWEEP H_SWEEP 1H 2H or WFM SWEEP...

Page 167: ...ALUE or AUDIO GROUP 1ST 1 2 3 4 or AUDIO GROUP 2ND 1 2 3 4 or AUDIO MAP L 1ST 1 1ST 2 1ST 3 1ST 4 2ND 1 2ND 2 2ND 3 2ND 4 or AUDIO MAP R 1ST 1 1ST 2 1ST 3 1ST 4 2ND 1 2ND 2 2ND 3 2ND 4 or AUDIO MAP SL...

Page 168: ...r STATUS ANC VANC CCAP CAP_NUMBER 1 2 3 or STATUS ANC VANC CCAP DUMP_MODE HEX BINARY or STATUS ANC VANC NETQ1 DISPLAY TEXT DUMP or STATUS ANC VANC NETQ1 DUMP_MODE HEX BINARY or STATUS ANC VANC NETQ2 Q...

Page 169: ...US ERROR DETECT CHECKSUM ON OFF or STATUS ERROR DETECT GAMUT ON OFF or STATUS ERROR DETECT C GAMUT ON OFF or STATUS ERROR DETECT BCH ON OFF or STATUS ERROR DETECT AUDIO_CRC ON OFF or STATUS ERROR LEVE...

Page 170: ...EM DISPLAY INFO TIME REAL TIMECODE OFF or SYSTEM DISPLAY INFO COLOR ON OFF or SYSTEM DISPLAY INFO TIMECODE VITC LTC or SYSTEM DISPLAY BACKLIGHT HIGH LOW or SYSTEM DISPLAY AUTO_OFF OFF 5 30 60 or SYSTE...

Page 171: ...user name is LV5330 Be sure to use capital letters You cannot change the user name User LV5330 4 Enter the password and press Enter The password is LV5330 Be sure to use capital letters You cannot ch...

Page 172: ...US Saves the top level of the status display in the internal memory LOG Saves the event log in the internal memory DUMP Saves a data dump in the internal memory CAPTURE Saves screen capture data in th...

Page 173: ...in accordance with the standards However because of factors such as parts wearing out over time the performance of the instrument may degrade To ensure stable performance we recommend that you have th...

Page 174: ...6 F2 F2 F7 5 MARKER F1 ASPECT 1 F1 F1 up menu F3 1 ON OFF FIELD1 FIELD2 FRAME H SAFE ACTION F2 F4 up menu LINE SELECT ON OFF 95 93 90 OFF 88 80 OFF 50 100 150 APERTURE 0 100 CONT 50 0 50 4 2 3 2 35 1...

Page 175: ...GAMMA 0 45 USER 1 USER 2 USER 3 USER A USER B USER C USER D USER E F6 MEAS POS REF SET REF MODE DISPLAY F7 F2 1X1 3X3 9X9 LINE SAMPLE P1 P2 P3 LINE SAMPLE P1 P2 P3 LINE SAMPLE 1X1 3X3 9X9 LEVEL RGB R...

Page 176: ...AG X1 X20 X40 FIELD 8 4 7 ON OFF FIELD1 FIELD2 FRAME CAL VAR X1 X5 H_SWEEP F2 1H 2H 1V 2V 128 0 127 H V up menu F7 F2 LINE SELECT LINE SELECT F3 F3 7 F4 6 up menu F7 SWEEP 3 SWEEP F1 4 FILTER F3 FILTE...

Page 177: ...F6 F1 YCbCr GBR RGB COMPOSIT next menu F7 YRGB F2 SETUP F3 up menu 1 SCALE UNIT F1 15 16 17 F5 14 REF SET F5 X UNIT F3 13 CURSOR 2 Y UNIT F3 F2 XY SEL 1 F1 12 F3 CURSOR F2 TIMING MODE NORMAL PASS F3...

Page 178: ...SWEEP is set to H as long as H_SWEEP is not set to 2H 8 Appears when COLOR MATRIX is set to an option other than COMPOSIT and H_SWEEP is set to 2H 9 Appears when MODE is set to TIMING and COLOR MATRIX...

Page 179: ...INTEN F2 F4 VECTOR INTEN F3 F7 GAIN MAG CAL VAR up menu X1 X5 IQ MAG F7 F2 F2 up menu up menu 128 0 127 ON OFF FIELD1 FIELD2 FRAME WHITE YELLOW CYAN GREEN MAGENTA RED BLUE 8 4 7 ON OFF COMPONEN COMPO...

Page 180: ...8 F2 next menu F7 C CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8 F1 CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8 F4 up menu F6 F2 F1 1 2 3 4 SDI GROUP 1st GROUP 1 2 3 4 F2 up menu LEVEL VALUE PHONES PHONES OUT...

Page 181: ...TE F4 1 1 up menu F7 STORE MEMORY F2 F3 AUDIO F1 CH SELECT F7 F4 F7 2 SAV JUMP F5 USB MEMORY F6 F D EAV JUMP F2 F1 F2 F3 MODE DATA DUMP DISPLAY STATUS F1 F2 F4 F3 LOG F7 USB MEMORY F6 up menu LOG CLEA...

Page 182: ...OFF F1 F2 up menu F7 F6 next menu Q31 ON OFF F1 up menu F7 Q32 ON OFF F3 up menu Q4 F4 Q5 F7 next menu F6 up menu F7 up menu F7 Q1 CAPTION NUMBER 1 2 3 F2 F1 DUMP MODE HEX BINARY F2 DISPLAY DISPLAY T...

Page 183: ...menu F6 F6 LINE ERROR F2 BCH ERROR F1 next menu F6 up menu F7 up menu F7 AUDIO CRC next menu OFF POSITIVE NEGATIVE F5 REMOTE ERR OUT ERROR CONFIG F1 F4 F2 F7 F5 F3 GAMUT F1 F3 C GAMUT ERROR F4 EDH ERR...

Page 184: ...PERTURE CHROMA F5 VIEW FINDER 50 100 150 19 1 9 Screen Capture Menu CAPTURE F1 HOLD F2 USB MEMORY F3 STORE USB F4 TYPE SELECT DISPLAY BMP BPX BMP BPX FILE DELETE F3 REAL HOLD BOTH 1 F1 FILE LIST F2 up...

Page 185: ...O OFF F3 DISPLAY COLOR 3200 6500 9300 BACK LIGHT F2 59 94 50 FD1 COLOR TIME ON OFF Y M D M D Y D M Y OFF REAL TIMECODE OFF AUTO NTSC PAL F4 F2 MODE SCANNING COMPOSIT FORMAT INFOR MATION 30 29 97 25 24...

Page 186: ...F5 SETUP INIT MONTH F2 SHORTCUT KEY SET DATE TIME 1 Appears when MODE is set to AUTO 2 Appears when MODE is set to MANUAL 3 Appears when SCANNING is set to 1080i 4 Appears when SCANNING is set to 1080...

Page 187: ...ALL F5 up menu F7 CHAR SET F4 INSERT DELETE up menu F7 STORE NO STORE YES DELETE YES DELETE NO COPY NO F3 F3 F1 COMMENT INPUT MEMORY F1 F1 F6 F1 F2 F3 F3 F2 COPY NO F3 STORE COPY YES F1 RECALL DELETE...

Page 188: ...4 F4 NO 5 NO 26 F2 NO 2 F2 NO 3 F5 NO 25 F1 more F7 NO 29 F5 F6 more F7 NO 30 NO 27 F3 NO 28 F4 19 2 About the Firmware Version This manual was written for firmware version 1 3 You can view the firmw...

Page 189: ...19 ASPECT 8 3 aspect markers 8 3 AUDIO 13 1 14 13 16 1 16 3 AUDIO CRC 14 29 audio display 13 1 AUTO 5 1 5 3 AUTO OFF 5 6 AVERAGE 13 5 B BACK LIGHT 5 5 backlight 5 5 battery 5 6 BATTERY 5 6 BCH ERROR 1...

Page 190: ...play format 5 3 composite gamut error 14 29 CONT 8 2 15 1 contrast 8 2 15 1 COPY 9 12 COUNT RATE 14 25 CRC ERROR 14 27 cursor 11 11 CURSOR 11 11 CYAN 11 18 12 3 D D M Y 5 4 DATA CLEAR 9 8 data dump 14...

Page 191: ...8 HEX 14 22 14 24 HIGH 5 5 HOLD 7 2 13 6 14 32 HOUR 5 9 I i PsF SELECT 5 2 IDX 5 6 INFORMATION 5 4 Initialization 5 10 INPUT SDI 4 3 INPUT VIEW FINDER 4 4 INSERT 6 1 INTEN 11 2 INTEN SCALE 12 2 intens...

Page 192: ...AK60dB 13 5 PEAK90dB 13 5 phase difference display 12 10 PHONES 13 8 PHONES OUT 13 8 PIC_WFM 16 1 PICTURE 8 1 picture display 8 1 picture menu 19 1 POSITIVE 14 25 17 2 preset menu 19 15 preset registr...

Page 193: ...SYSTEM 5 1 system menu 19 12 system settings 5 1 T TABLE CLEAR 9 8 9 12 tally light 17 2 TELNET 17 3 TEXT 14 22 14 24 TIME 5 4 time code 5 5 TIMECODE 5 4 5 5 TIMING 11 20 timing display 11 19 11 20 TI...

Page 194: ...X X UNIT 11 13 XY SEL 11 12 Y Y UNIT 11 13 Y M D 5 4 YCbCr 11 14 YEAR 5 9 YELLOW 11 18 12 3 YGBR 11 15 YRGB 11 15...

Page 195: ...ollowing information is for Chinese RoHS only LV 5330 2006 2 28 SJ T11364 2006 Hazardous Substances in each Part Parts Pb Hg Cd Cr PBB PBDE SJ T11363 2006 SJ T11363 2006 Ver 1 Dec 19 2008 08120 1K K 2...

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