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11. ETHERNET REMOTE CONTROL

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Command

Parameter

STATUS

None

STATUS:EXT_REF

None

STATUS:EXT_REF:USER_REF

None

STATUS:EXT_REF:DEFAULT

None

STATUS:EXT_REF:REF:DATA

? (Return value: USER_REF / DEFAULT)

STATUS:EXT_REF:STAT:DATA

? (Return value: INT / HD / BB / NO_SIGNAL)

STATUS:EXT_REF:H_TIME:DATA

? (Return value: H PHASE[us])

STATUS:EXT_REF:H_PIX:DATA

? (Return value: H PHASE[pixel])

STATUS:EXT_REF:V_LINE:DATA

? (Return value: V PHASE)

STATUS:EXT_REF:TOTAL:DATA

? (Return value: TOTAL PHASE)

Table 11-5 LV 7770 (audio unit), LV 7770 OP70, and LV 5770SER42 commands

Command

Parameter

AUDIO:SOURCE:INPUT

SDI / EXT_DIGI / EXT_ANA / ?

AUDIO:SOURCE:SDI:1ST_GRP

1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / ?

AUDIO:SOURCE:SDI:2ND_GRP

1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / ?

AUDIO:SOURCE:EXT_DIGI:CH_SEL

GRP_A / GRP_B / ?

AUDIO:NUMBER

8CH / 16CH / ?

AUDIO:DISPLAY_MODE

LISSAJOU / METER / SURROUND / STATUS /
LOUDNESS / ?

AUDIO:METER:D_RANGE

M60DBFS / M90DBFS / MAG / ?

AUDIO:METER:RESPONSE

TRUE_PEAK / PPM / VU / ?

AUDIO:METER:RESPONSE:PPM

PPM1 / PPM2 / ?

AUDIO:METER:RESPONSE:VU

TRUE / PPM1 / PPM2 / ?

AUDIO:METER:PEAK_HOLD

0.5 / 1.0 / 1.5 / 2.0 / 2.5 / 3.0 / 3.5 / 4.0 / 4.5 / 5.0 /
HOLD / ?

AUDIO:METER:OVER_LEVEL

-40.0 to 0.0 / ?

AUDIO:METER:WARNING_LEVEL

-40.0 to 0.0 / ?

AUDIO:METER:REF_LEVEL

-40.0 to 0.0 / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:INTEN:LISSAJOU

-8 to 7 / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:INTEN:SCALE

-8 to 7 / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:DISPLAY

MULTI / SINGLE / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:FORM

X-Y / MATRIX / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:AUTO_GAIN

ON / OFF / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:MAP:SINGLE:L

CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH4 / CH5 / CH6 / CH7 / CH8 /
CH9 / CH10 / CH11 / CH12 / CH13 / CH14 / CH15
/ CH16 / LT / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:MAP:SINGLE:R

CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH4 / CH5 / CH6 / CH7 / CH8 /
CH9 / CH10 / CH11 / CH12 / CH13 / CH14 / CH15
/ CH16 / RT / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:MAP:SINGLE_16_L

CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH4 / CH5 / CH6 / CH7 / CH8 /
CH9 / CH10 / CH11 / CH12 / CH13 / CH14 / CH15
/ CH16 / LT / ?

AUDIO:LISSAJOU:MAP:SINGLE_16_R

CH1 / CH2 / CH3 / CH4 / CH5 / CH6 / CH7 / CH8 /
CH9 / CH10 / CH11 / CH12 / CH13 / CH14 / CH15

Summary of Contents for LV 5770SER03A

Page 1: ...LV 7770 MULTI RASTERIZER LV 7770 OP70 16CH DIGITAL AUDIO ADAPTER LV 5770SER03A TRI SYNC COMPOSITE LV 5770SER08 SDI INPUT LV 5770SER09 A SDI INPUT EYE LV 5770SER42 ANALOG AUDIO INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...onnectors LV 5770SER03A 13 2 3 6 External Sync Signal Input Connectors LV 5770SER03A LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A 13 2 3 7 Audio I O Connectors LV 5770SER42 and LV 7770 OP70 14 2 3 8 Video Output Co...

Page 3: ...Inlet Stopper 41 4 1 1 Attaching the Cover Inlet Stopper 41 4 1 2 Removing the Cover Inlet Stopper 41 4 2 Connecting to a Display 42 4 3 Turning the Instrument On and Off 42 4 4 Optional Units 42 4 5...

Page 4: ...78 7 2 4 Setting the Date and Time 79 7 3 Displaying System Information 80 7 4 Setting the Shortcut Key 80 7 5 Configuring License Settings 81 7 6 Selecting the Aspect Ratio 81 7 7 Initializing Setti...

Page 5: ...129 11 2 2 How to Enter Commands 130 11 2 3 FTP Commands 131 11 3 SNMP 132 11 3 1 SMI Definitions 132 11 3 2 Procedure 132 11 3 3 Standard MIB 134 11 3 4 Enterprise MIB 139 11 3 5 Extended TRAP Variab...

Page 6: ...tand If you have any questions about the contents of this manual please contact your local LEADER agent Symbols and Terms The following symbols and terms are used in this instruction manual and on the...

Page 7: ...that the instrument has condensation within it wait for approximately 30 minutes before turning on the power Operating Humidity Range Use this instrument in an environment whose relative humidity is...

Page 8: ...plug from the power outlet do not pull on the cord Pull from the plug Warnings Concerning Grounding The instrument has a ground terminal to protect the user and the instrument from electric shock Ens...

Page 9: ...with mild detergent and wipe gently While cleaning make sure that foreign materials such as water and detergent do not enter the instrument If liquid or a metal object enters into the instrument fire...

Page 10: ...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...

Page 11: ...an build up in the core wire of a coaxial cable Before connecting a coaxial cable to the instrument short the core wire of the cable with the external conductor 1 2 5 Rack Mounting This instrument can...

Page 12: ...ackup battery yourself Contact your local LEADER agent 1 3 About Trademarks and Licenses The company and product names in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective hold...

Page 13: ...sing keys 1 to 4 is displayed Multi Screen Display 2 screen multi display and 4 screen multi display This refers to the mode in which the MULTI key is on You can set the number of screens that are dis...

Page 14: ...d LV 5770SER09A The LV 7770 is equipped with a pair of SDI input connectors that support 3G SDI HD dual link HD SDI and SD SDI signals The two input signals can be displayed simultaneously Even when o...

Page 15: ...70 but it can also be compared with an input signal or saved to a USB memory device It is easy to view the saved data on a PC XGA Resolution DVI I Output The measurement display has XGA resolution an...

Page 16: ...for time stamps in the event log Superimposing of English Closed Captions LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A The English closed captions EIA 608 EIA 708 or VBI that are embedded in an SDI signal can be s...

Page 17: ...l displayed on the screen The functionality of the option can be switched between input and output through settings Dolby Option The addition of the Dolby option enables the LV 7770 to decode and disp...

Page 18: ...TE ST 292 Table 2 3 HD dual link video signal formats and standards Color System Quantization Scanning Frame Field Rates Compliant Standard YCBCR 4 2 2 10 bits 1080p 60 59 94 50 SMPTE ST 372 1920 1080...

Page 19: ...94 50 720p 60 59 94 50 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 12 bits 1080p 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 1080PsF 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 1080i 60 59 94 50 RGB 4 4 4 10 bits 1080p 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 1080PsF 30 29 97 25 24 23 98...

Page 20: ...lay on the video signal waveform display is not possible for 1080p 60 1080p 59 94 and 1080p 50 signals Table 2 6 3G SDI level B 2map video signal formats and standards Color System Quantization Scanni...

Page 21: ...s Composite Signal SMPTE ST 170 ITU R BT 470 HD Tri level Sync Signal SMPTE ST 274 HD Tri Level Sync Signal Format 1 1080i 60 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 1080p 30 1080p 29 97 1080p 25 1080p 24 1080p 23 98 10...

Page 22: ...or One BNC connector Output Signal Generates the selected analog composite input channel A or B active output Output Impedance 75 Output Voltage 1 Vp p 5 into 75 Frequency Response 25 Hz to 5 MHz 5 5...

Page 23: ...ER42 I O Connector 37 pin D sub female Locking screws Inch screws No 4 40UNC Input Signal Format DC coupled balanced input Number of Input Channels 8 channels Input Impedance 20 k or more Maximum Inpu...

Page 24: ...4 convertible between color spaces Quantization Conversion 8 bits 10 bits 12 bits Audio 3 SDI embedded audio channels 1 to 8 embedded in the output signal LPCM only 1 The display must have a resoluti...

Page 25: ...be saved as bitmap files to USB memory or they can be saved in a file format that the LV 7770 can load Data Input Data saved to USB memory can be loaded and displayed on the LV 7770 2 3 11 Frame Capt...

Page 26: ...multaneously 3G SDI 2mapping Mode Splits a 3G SDI signal into two HD SDI signals and displays them simultaneously Simul Mode and 3G SDI 2 Mapping Mode Display Format Mixed tiled aligned differs depend...

Page 27: ...Pass Attenuation 20 dB or more at 20 MHz SD SDI Y Signal 0 5 for 1 to 5 75 MHz CBCR Signal 0 5 for 0 5 to 2 75 MHz Low Pass Attenuation 20 dB or more at 3 8 MHz Horizontal Axis Line Display 1 10 20 AC...

Page 28: ...10 Step Response for 1 V full scale flat 2T pulse and 2T bar when a composite video signal is applied Overshoot 2 Preshoot 1 Ringing 2 Pulse Bar Ratio 1 Vertical Tilt 1 Filter Luminance filter DC Res...

Page 29: ...olors Seven colors to choose from Thumbnail Display Picture audio level meter histogram 1 On the multi screen display this depends on the video signal waveform display s blanking display settings 2 3...

Page 30: ...9 14 9 2 39 1 AFD SD SDI 13 9 14 9 16 9 AFD Aspect Marker Format Line shadow 99 levels black Safety Marker Size ARIB TR B4 SMPTE RP 218 user defined Line Select Marks the selected line AFD Display Di...

Page 31: ...CR position as a percentage deg Displays the hue in degrees d Displays the distance from the center as a percentage CINEZONE Display Description Displays the luminance levels in the picture using diff...

Page 32: ...t eye and red is masked from the monochrome video signal for the right eye These signals are then combined Convergence Display A 50 offset is added to the difference between the monochrome video signa...

Page 33: ...ty dots cm perceived depth m angle of vergence 1 Horizontal inversion of the video signal waveform occurs only during the video period 2 The pixel and line ranges vary depending on the input signal Th...

Page 34: ...ignal exceeds the set value Detection Setting 40 0 to 0 0 dBFS Clipping Counts the number of times that a received signal exceeds the maximum signal value for the specified number of consecutive sampl...

Page 35: ...ess 200 to 10000 ms Chart Display 1 During Audio Measurement Graph display of integrated loudness and momentary or short term loudness 2 During Audio Measurement Graph display of integrated momentary...

Page 36: ...ts the presence of an SDI signal Format Display Displays the video signal format Error Count Up to 999 999 errors for each error type Count Period 1 second 1 field frame Equivalent Cable Length Measur...

Page 37: ...f audio in lines where it should not be embedded Sample Counter Error Detects asynchronous audio by measuring the number of audio samples Image Quality Error Detection Gamut Error Detects gamut errors...

Page 38: ...orted when the input signal is 3G SDI or HD dual link 2 3 25 Analog Composite Signal Status Display LV 5770SER03A Phase Difference Display Function Displays the phase difference between a reference si...

Page 39: ...DI External sync signal channel A of the SDI signal HD Dual Link External sync signal link A Display Range Vertical 1 frame Horizontal 1 line Audio Control Packet Display Details Displays audio contro...

Page 40: ...adecimal binary 1 This is not supported when the input signal is 3G SDI or HD dual link 2 3 28 SDI Ancillary Data List Display LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A List Display Details Presence or absence o...

Page 41: ...absence of timecode packet Presence or absence of closed caption packet and validity of this packet Presence or absence of closed caption service packet and validity of this packet Presence or absenc...

Page 42: ...v 16 UI Display 3G SDI 400 ps div HD SDI 800 ps div SD SDI 4400 ps div Time Axis Accuracy 3 Jitter Filter 10 Hz HPF 10 Hz 100 Hz HPF 100 Hz 1 kHz HPF 1 kHz 100 kHz HPF 100 kHz Timing HPF 10 Hz Alignme...

Page 43: ...t 3G SDI 2 MHz or more with 0 3 UI input Time Axis 1 H 2 H 1 V 2 V Time Axis Accuracy 3 Jitter Filter 10 Hz HPF 10 Hz 100 Hz HPF 100 Hz 1 kHz HPF 1 kHz 100 kHz HPF 100 kHz Timing HPF 10 Hz Alignment 3...

Page 44: ...d Fall Times 3G SDI 40 to 140 20 to 70 ps HD SDI 40 to 140 40 to 140 ps SD SDI 40 to 140 0 20 to 0 70 ns Timing Jitter 3G SDI 10 to 200 0 20 to 4 00 UI 67 4 to 1348 0 ps HD SDI 10 to 200 0 10 to 2 00...

Page 45: ...panel settings to memory 2 3 37 General Specifications Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature Range 0 to 40 C Operating Humidity Range 85 RH or less no condensation Optimal Temperature 10 to...

Page 46: ...sections 4 7 5 Operating the Shortcut Key and 7 4 Setting the Shortcut Key 5 CAP Captures the screen or frame data See chapter 8 CAPTURE FEATURE 6 MEM Registers or deletes a single preset or copies a...

Page 47: ...ey s LED lights When the 1 screen display is in use this key s LED turns off See section 5 1 Selecting the Display Format 22 OVLAY Switches the video signal waveform display format When the overlay di...

Page 48: ...oading presets See chapter 10 REMOTE CONTROL 5 ETHERNET This is the Ethernet port See chapter 11 ETHERNET REMOTE CONTROL 6 DVI I OUTPUT This is the DVI I output connector It outputs the measurement di...

Page 49: ...REF These are loop through external sync signal input connectors See section 4 5 4 External Sync Signal Input LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A 13 SDI INPUT These are LV 5770SER08 or LV 5770SER09A input...

Page 50: ...ttaching the cover inlet stopper step 1 2 Push the cover inlet stopper until you hear a click to attach it to the AC inlet Figure 4 2 Attaching the cover inlet stopper step 2 3 Check that the cover in...

Page 51: ...the same panel settings that were being used when it was last turned off To turn off the power hold down the power switch for one second or more The power switch LED and the instrument turn off 4 4 O...

Page 52: ...signal applied to SDI INPUT A and the signal applied to SDI INPUT B simultaneously excluding when the status display or the eye pattern display is in use See section 5 4 Selecting the Input Channel Ca...

Page 53: ...he signal applied to SDI INPUT B Regardless of the types of signals that are transmitted connect the signals to SDI compatible picture monitors or other devices See section 7 1 2 Rear Panel Settings 4...

Page 54: ...e sync signal format automatically As shown in the figure below the external sync signal input connectors are loop through Apply the input signal to one of the two connectors and terminate the other c...

Page 55: ...23 98 720p 60 720p 59 94 720p 50 720p 30 720p 29 97 720p 25 720p 24 720p 23 98 External Sync Signal Format NTSC with 10 field ID 59 94 Hz 1 NTSC 59 94 Hz PAL 50 Hz 1080i 60 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 1080P...

Page 56: ...98 1080p 30 1080p 29 97 1080p 25 1080p 24 1080p 23 98 720p 60 720p 59 94 720p 50 External Sync Signal Format NTSC with 10 field ID 59 94 Hz 1 NTSC 59 94 Hz PAL 50 Hz 1080i 60 1080i 59 94 1080i 50 108...

Page 57: ...ess A or B to switch between the signals that are being applied to INPUT A and INPUT B The selected signal is generated Connect the signals to composite signal compatible picture monitors or other dev...

Page 58: ...audio input 4 33 INPUT5 14 INPUT5 I Analog audio input 5 32 INPUT6 13 INPUT6 I Analog audio input 6 31 GND Ground 30 INPUT7 12 INPUT7 I Analog audio input 7 29 INPUT8 11 INPUT8 I Analog audio input 8...

Page 59: ...gnals or external digital audio signals You cannot generate the applied analog audio signal Use the output signal for monitoring purposes In the system settings set ANALOG AUDIO to OUTPUT If it is set...

Page 60: ...isplayed here See section 7 2 1 General Settings 3 Format LV 5770SER03A LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A The input signal format is displayed here See section 7 2 1 General Settings 4 Color system LV 57...

Page 61: ...the Function Menu The function menu is used to specify a variety of settings If you do not perform any operations for 5 seconds the function menu will automatically disappear You can change the lengt...

Page 62: ...ach time you press F 2 After you stop pressing F 2 the setting is confirmed and the pop up menu disappears Changing a Value To set the value of a setting like F 3 GAIN VARIABLE which is shown in the f...

Page 63: ...you can set the value Turn the function dial F D to set the value To confirm the value that you have set press the function dial F D again To Confirm the Settings Press F 1 COMPLETE to apply the setti...

Page 64: ...RTCUT VOLUME You can adjust the headphone volume by pressing SHORTCUT and then turning the function dial F D To return to the previous screen press SHORTCUT again CAP WRIT A screen capture is taken an...

Page 65: ...ion 5 2 Selecting the Display Area 3 Select the input signal Press SDI or CMPST to select the input signal See section 5 3 Selecting the Input Signal 4 Select the input channel Press A or B to select...

Page 66: ...s LED lights when the multi screen display is active Multi screen display 1 screen display Figure 5 2 Selecting the display format There are 2 screen and 4 screen multi screen displays The default set...

Page 67: ...play All areas are displayed at all times 2 Screen Multi Display If you press 1 or 2 areas 1 and 2 are displayed If you press 3 or 4 areas 3 and 4 are displayed Figure 5 5 2 screen multi display 1 Scr...

Page 68: ...waveform display VEC vector display PIC picture display AUDIO audio display STATUS status display and EYE eye pattern display Press MODE on the front panel to select the display mode On the multi scre...

Page 69: ...5 BASIC OPERATING PROCEDURES 60 WFM 1 VEC VECTOR 1 VEC 5BAR 1 PIC AUDIO STATUS EYE Figure 5 7 Selecting the display mode...

Page 70: ...TING PROCEDURES Initialize the LV 7770 immediately before you perform the operating procedures shown here See section 7 7 Initializing Settings 6 1 SDI Signal Measurement Required Optional Unit LV 577...

Page 71: ...als 3 Press EYE The eye pattern and jitter waveforms are displayed Simul mode is not supported Figure 6 2 SDI signal eye pattern measurement 6 3 Composite Signal Measurement Required Optional Unit LV...

Page 72: ...nal Units LV 5770SER08 SDI INPUT or LV 5770SER09A SDI INPUT EYE 1 Apply an SDI signal to SDI INPUT A or SDI INPUT B on the rear panel 2 Turn the MULTI key off optional The LV 7770 switches to the 1 sc...

Page 73: ...settings are set to INPUT on the REAR PANEL SETUP tab in the system settings These settings are set to INPUT when the LV 7770 is initialized See section 7 1 2 Rear Panel Settings 2 Turn the MULTI key...

Page 74: ...IO setting is set to INPUT on the REAR PANEL SETUP tab in the system settings This setting is set to INPUT when the LV 7770 is initialized See sections 4 5 7 Analog Audio Signal I O LV 5770SER42 and 7...

Page 75: ...nd then F 3 NEXT TAB Set GROUP A and GROUP B to OUTPUT and GROUP A OUT SEL and GROUP B OUT SEL to SDI Check that no signals are being applied to the DIGITAL AUDIO IN OUT connectors on the rear panel F...

Page 76: ...LOG AUDIO LV 5770SER08 SDI INPUT or LV 5770SER09A SDI INPUT EYE This is not required if you want to generate external digital audio signals 1 Apply an SDI signal to SDI INPUT A or SDI INPUT B on the r...

Page 77: ...menu For details on how to operate tab menus see section 4 7 3 Tab Menu Operations 7 1 1 Configuring SDI Input Settings LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A Use the SDI FORMAT tab to configure the input SD...

Page 78: ...r System Pixel Depth Scanning Active Sample Frame Rate 1 HD YCbCr 4 2 2 10bit 1080P 1920 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 1080i 1920 30 29 97 25 1080PsF 1920 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 720P 1920 60 59 94 50 30 29 97 25...

Page 79: ...98 720P 1920 60 59 94 50 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 12bit 1080P 1920 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 1080i 1920 30 29 97 25 1080PsF 1920 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 1080P 2048 2K 24 23 98 1080PsF 2048 2K 24 23 98 3G B YCbCr...

Page 80: ...Output LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A Select the signal that is generated from SDI OUTPUT A B For HD dual link signals the signal that is generated is fixed to link A regardless of this setting Ach Bc...

Page 81: ...F Channels 1 to 8 Channels 9 to 16 DOLBY E DOLBY D ON Channels D1 to D8 Channels 1 to 16 1 EXT DIGI DOLBY E DOLBY D ON Channels D1 to D8 INPUT INPUT Channels D1 to D8 1 Outputs the eight channels sele...

Page 82: ...waveforms the LV 7770 generates a signal for a 16 10 display Color Format LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A Select the picture monitor output format If you select Auto the signal is generated in the sam...

Page 83: ...ay Format 2Multi 4Multi Capture Mode LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A Select the capture mode for when you press CAP See chapter 8 CAPTURE FEATURE Screen The screen will be captured as still images Vide...

Page 84: ...ITC timecode are displayed D VITC The time that is set on the DATE TIME tab and a D VITC timecode SD are displayed Color System LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A Turn the SDI color system indication for...

Page 85: ...registered to presets See chapter 11 ETHERNET REMOTE CONTROL SYS F 2 SYSTEM SETUP F 3 NEXT TAB Figure 7 5 ETHERNET SETUP tab Ethernet Select Select how to set the IP address This setting is enabled a...

Page 86: ...LV7770 01 FTP Server Select Select whether to enable the FTP server feature OFF ON HTTP Server Select Select whether to enable the HTTP server feature OFF ON SNMP READ Select the SNMP access mode OFF...

Page 87: ...presets 1 to 8 when Remote Select is set to Recall Use pin 2 P1 to pin 7 P6 to load presets 1 to 6 when Remote Select is set to Recall and Loudness BINARY Set pin 2 P1 as the least significant bit an...

Page 88: ...the date and time when SNTP Client Select on the ETHERNET SETUP tab is set to ON To set the date and time manually set SNTP Client Select to OFF and then press F 1 COMPLETE Then press F 2 SYSTEM SETUP...

Page 89: ...hat you assign here will be performed when you press SHORTCUT See section 4 7 5 Operating the Shortcut Key Settings DIRECT The previously registered panel settings will be loaded To register the panel...

Page 90: ...7 6 Selecting the Aspect Ratio To select the aspect ratio press F 6 DVI I ASPECT on the system menu Select the aspect ratio of the signal that is output from the DVI I connector You can also configure...

Page 91: ...ues see chapter 12 MENU TREES If you want to initialize the following settings as well see the factory default settings in the following section Ethernet settings ETHERNET SETUP Remote control setting...

Page 92: ...feature to capture single frames of data from the SDI signal You can save the captured data to USB memory or overlay it on the input signal on the LV 7770 display Because data is captured as frame dat...

Page 93: ...S a key from 1 to 4 MULTI MEM or RCLL Turn off the power CAP Figure 8 2 Capture menu 8 1 2 Displaying Screen Capture Data If you press CAP you can display the acquired screen capture data on the LV 77...

Page 94: ...aved files on a PC If you set F 2 BSG to ON the screen capture data will be saved to the USB memory device as bsg files You can view the saved files on the LV 7770 The default setting for both F 1 BMP...

Page 95: ...been saved in BMP format and screen capture data that has been saved in BSG format on a different model cannot be displayed on the LV 7770 1 Press CAP The capture menu appears 2 Press F 6 RECALL The f...

Page 96: ...P The capture menu appears 2 Press F 6 RECALL The file list display appears This menu item appears when a USB memory device has been connected to the LV 7770 Figure 8 5 File list display 3 Turn the fu...

Page 97: ...then F 1 MODE to select VECTOR This feature does not support the 5 bar display 3 Press CAP The capture menu appears If an error message appears check steps 1 and 2 Unlike screen captures frame data is...

Page 98: ...t that point and stops the frame capture In simul mode if an error occurs on channel A or channel B the LV 7770 captures the frame data of the channel in which the error occurred and stops the frame c...

Page 99: ...HOLD The frame capture data is displayed The waveform is displayed in cyan BOTH The current input signal and the frame capture data are displayed on top of each other with their intensities halved 8...

Page 100: ...d in the LV 7770 When the input signal is 1080i 59 94 and all the file types that you can select with F 4 FILE TYPE are set to ON it takes about 50 seconds to save the data The approximate file sizes...

Page 101: ...USB memory device has been connected to the LV 7770 Figure 8 11 File list display 2 Turn the function dial F D to select the frm file that you want to display 3 Press F 1 RECALL To display frame data...

Page 102: ...ress F 6 RECALL on the capture menu The file list display appears This menu item appears when a USB memory device has been connected to the LV 7770 Figure 8 12 File list display 2 Turn the function di...

Page 103: ...even if you initialize the instrument s settings You cannot register the following items to presets Ethernet settings ETHERNET SETUP Remote control settings REMOTE SETUP Date and time settings DATE T...

Page 104: ...Deletes the character at the cursor position F 4 Moves the cursor to the left F 5 Moves the cursor to the right F 6 CHAR SET Enters the selected character Function dial F D Turn to select the characte...

Page 105: ...you want to load is number 7 or greater press F 7 more or turn the function dial F D 9 3 Deleting Presets To delete a preset follow the procedure below 1 Press MEM The preset registration display app...

Page 106: ...nfirmation menu appears This menu item appears when a USB memory device has been connected to the LV 7770 Figure 9 8 Copy confirmation menu 3 Press F 1 COPY YES To cancel the copy operation press F 3...

Page 107: ...low the procedure below 1 Press MEM The preset registration display appears Figure 9 9 Preset registration display 2 Press F 5 ALL COPY USB INT The copy confirmation menu appears This menu item appear...

Page 108: ...female inch screws Table 10 1 Remote control connector pinout example Pin No Name I O Function 1 GND Ground 2 P1 I Loads preset 1 3 P2 I Loads preset 2 4 P3 I Loads preset 3 5 P4 I Loads preset 4 6 P...

Page 109: ...TAB F 3 NEXT TAB Figure 10 2 REMOTE SETUP tab Remote Control The input connectors respond to active low signals Do not apply negative voltages or voltages that exceed 5 V After you make a setting a p...

Page 110: ...xample remote control 2 will be discarded Figure 10 4 Remote control timing 2 Loading Presets The control table when Remote Mode is set to BIT is shown below When Remote Select is set to Recall and Lo...

Page 111: ...L H H L 10 H H L H L H 11 H H L H L L 12 H H L L H H 13 H H L L H L 14 H H L L L H 15 H H L L L L 16 H L H H H H 17 H L H H H L 18 H L H H L H 19 H L H H L L 20 H L H L H H 21 H L H L H L 22 H L H L L...

Page 112: ...L 52 L L H L H H 53 L L H L H L 54 L L H L L H 55 L L H L L L 56 L L L H H H 57 L L L H H L 58 L L L H L H 59 L L L H L L 60 L L L L H H Controlling the Loudness Measurement The control table when Re...

Page 113: ...can be controlled remotely 11 1 1 Procedure 1 Configure the Ethernet settings on the LV 7770 s ETHERNET SETUP tab Set the IP Address and set TELNET Server Select to ON You cannot use the LV 7770 01 RE...

Page 114: ...Space Parameter Examples of how to enter commands are shown below With the factory default settings return values are returned only for queries If you want the LV 7770 to output return values for all...

Page 115: ...FORMAT SCANNING 1080P 1080I 1080PSF 720P 525I 625I SYS FORMAT ACTIVE_SAMPLE 1920 2048 SYS FORMAT FRAME_RATE 60 59 94 50 30 29 97 25 24 23 98 SYS FORMAT INPUT A Return value Link Format Scanning Frame...

Page 116: ...bbb ccc ddd SYS ETHERNET SNTP ADR 3 0 to 255 ccc of aaa bbb ccc ddd SYS ETHERNET SNTP ADR 4 0 to 255 ddd of aaa bbb ccc ddd SYS ETHERNET SNTP ADDRESS Return value Server IP Address SYS ETHERNET SNTP...

Page 117: ...he command is invalid in the current condition Table 11 2 LV 5770SER08 and LV 5770SER09A commands Command Parameter WFM None WFM CH1 ON OFF WFM CH2 ON OFF WFM CH3 ON OFF WFM OVLAY ON OFF WFM INTEN WFM...

Page 118: ...L HISTO R ON OFF WFM DISPLAY THUMBNAIL HISTO G ON OFF WFM DISPLAY THUMBNAIL HISTO B ON OFF WFM MATRIX YCBCR GBR RGB COMPOSITE WFM MATRIX YGBR ON OFF WFM MATRIX YRGB ON OFF WFM MATRIX COMPOSITE FORMAT...

Page 119: ...e maximum CMP value minimum CMP value For 3G B 2map use the INPUT STREAM command to select the stream VECTOR DISPLAY SIMUL MIX TILE VECTOR DISPLAY 2MAP STREAM1 STREAM2 MIX TILE VECTOR DISPLAY THUMBNAI...

Page 120: ...TURE CINELITE MEAS_SIZE 1X1 3X3 9X9 PICTURE CINELITE LINE 1 to 1125 PICTURE CINELITE SAMPLE 0 to 2749 PICTURE CINELITE FSTOP 18P_REFSET None PICTURE CINELITE FSTOP GAMMA_SEL 0 45 USER1 USER2 USER3 USE...

Page 121: ...CLEAR None STATUS LOG LOG_MODE OVER_WR STOP STATUS DUMP None STATUS DUMP MODE RUN HOLD STATUS DUMP DISPLAY SERIAL COMPONENT BINARY LINK_A LINK_B LINK_AB S1_SERIAL S1_COMPONENT S1_BINARY S2_SERIAL S2_C...

Page 122: ...AUDIO_CTRL DATA Return value DETECT MISSING STATUS ANC_PACKET EDH DATA Return value DETECT MISSING STATUS ANC_PACKET LTC DATA Return value DETECT MISSING STATUS ANC_PACKET VITC DATA Return value DETEC...

Page 123: ...T ARIB NETQ BIT Q3 ON OFF STATUS ANC PKT ARIB NETQ BIT Q4 ON OFF STATUS ANC PKT ARIB NETQ BIT Q5 ON OFF STATUS ANC PKT ARIB NETQ BIT Q6 ON OFF STATUS ANC PKT ARIB NETQ BIT Q7 ON OFF STATUS ANC PKT ARI...

Page 124: ...n value VIDEO CURRENT STATUS ANC PKT ARIB NETQ V_NEXT DATA Return value VIDEO NEXT STATUS ANC PKT ARIB NETQ A_CURR DATA Return value AUDIO CURRENT STATUS ANC PKT ARIB NETQ A_NEXT DATA Return value AUD...

Page 125: ...ATION 2 to 300 STATUS ERROR BLACK ON OFF STATUS ERROR BLACK LEVEL 0 to 100 STATUS ERROR BLACK AREA 1 to 100 STATUS ERROR BLACK DURATION 1 to 300 STATUS ERROR LEVEL ON OFF STATUS ERROR LEVEL RUMA UPPER...

Page 126: ...100HZ 10HZ TIMING ALIGNMENT EYE JITTER PEAK_HOLD ON OFF EYE JITTER PEAK_HOLD_CLEAR None EYE JITTER SUB_ITEM EYE OFF EYE ERROR 3G AMP ON OFF EYE ERROR 3G AMP UPPER 80 to 140 EYE ERROR 3G AMP LOWER 40 t...

Page 127: ...D RISETIME ON OFF EYE ERROR SD RISETIME MAX 40 to 140 EYE ERROR SD FALLTIME ON OFF EYE ERROR SD FALLTIME MAX 40 to 140 EYE ERROR SD DELTATIME ON OFF EYE ERROR SD DELTATIME MAX 40 to 140 EYE ERROR SD T...

Page 128: ...DISPLAY THUMBNAIL HISTO ON OFF WFM DISPLAY THUMBNAIL HISTO FORM LUMA ALIGN MIX WFM DISPLAY THUMBNAIL HISTO Y ON OFF WFM DISPLAY THUMBNAIL HISTO R ON OFF WFM DISPLAY THUMBNAIL HISTO G ON OFF WFM DISPL...

Page 129: ...URE BIAS G 50 0 to 50 0 PICTURE BIAS B 50 0 to 50 0 PICTURE MARKER FRAME ON OFF PICTURE MARKER CENTER ON OFF PICTURE MARKER ASPECT OFF 16_9 14_9 13_9 PICTURE MARKER ASPECT SHADOW 0 to 100 PICTURE MARK...

Page 130: ...U METER SURROUND STATUS LOUDNESS AUDIO METER D_RANGE M60DBFS M90DBFS MAG AUDIO METER RESPONSE TRUE_PEAK PPM VU AUDIO METER RESPONSE PPM PPM1 PPM2 AUDIO METER RESPONSE VU TRUE PPM1 PPM2 AUDIO METER PEA...

Page 131: ...13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO LISSAJOU MAP MULTI R3 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO LISSAJOU MAP MULTI L4 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13...

Page 132: ...ISSAJOU MAP MULTI16_R7 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO LISSAJOU MAP MULTI16_L8 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO...

Page 133: ...UND MAP RR CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO STATUS LOG None AUDIO STATUS LOG LOG START STOP AUDIO STATUS LOG CLEAR None AUDIO STATUS LOG LOG_MODE OVER_WR ST...

Page 134: ...H12 DATA Return value level AUDIO STATUS LEVEL CH13 DATA Return value level AUDIO STATUS LEVEL CH14 DATA Return value level AUDIO STATUS LEVEL CH15 DATA Return value level AUDIO STATUS LEVEL CH16 DATA...

Page 135: ...H16 AUDIO LOUD MAP STEREO R CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO LOUD MAP 5_1 L CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO LOU...

Page 136: ...DE OFF MONO STEREO AUDIO LOUD MAP SUB MONO L_R CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 CH14 CH15 CH16 AUDIO LOUD MAP SUB STEREO L CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH1...

Page 137: ...A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 A15 A16 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 RT DAUX AUDIO PHONES DOLBY DAUX CH LTRT LORO MONO MUTE AUDIO PHONES DOLBY DAUX DRC LINE R...

Page 138: ...Ethernet Settings SYS F 2 SYSTEM SETUP F 3 NEXT TAB Figure 11 2 ETHERNET SETUP tab 2 Press F 1 COMPLETE The message Saving data Please Wait is displayed 3 If you changed the IP address after the mess...

Page 139: ...displayed 230 Logged in ftp 7 Enter FTP commands Enter commands while referring to sections 11 2 2 How to Enter Commands and 11 2 3 FTP Commands You must generate files using the TELNET MAKE command b...

Page 140: ...CAPTURE BMP Storage location on the PC and file name example D CAPTURE BMP CAP_ FRM Storage location on the PC and file name example D CAP_FRM FRM CAP_ DPX Storage location on the PC and file name ex...

Page 141: ...OBJECT GROUP MODULE COMPLIANCE FROM SNMPv2 CONF 11 3 2 Procedure 1 Configure the Ethernet settings on the LV 7770 s ETHERNET SETUP tab Set the IP Address and set SNMP READ to WRITE and SNMP TRAP to O...

Page 142: ...4 1 3 6 1 4 1 leader 20111 lv7770 26 lv7770ST1 1 l26trapTBL 9 l26trapIpTBL 2 l26tr apIp4TBL 4 l26trapManagerIp4 1 0 8 Enable the TRAP transmission destinations To alleviate communication load disable...

Page 143: ...O sysUpTime system 3 TimeTicks R O sysContact 1 system 4 DisplayString R W sysName 1 system 5 DisplayString R W sysLocation 1 system 6 DisplayString R W sysServices system 7 INTEGER R O 1 Set using u...

Page 144: ...utNoRoutes ip 12 Counter R O ipReasmTimeout ip 13 INTEGER R O ipReasmReqds ip 14 Counter R O ipReasmOKs ip 15 Counter R O ipReasmFails ip 16 Counter R O ipFragOKs ip 17 Counter R O ipFragFails ip 18 C...

Page 145: ...p MIB OID SYNTAX ACCESS SUPPORT icmpInMsgs icmp 1 Counter R O icmpInErrors icmp 2 Counter R O icmpInDestUnreachs icmp 3 Counter R O icmpInTimeExcds icmp 4 Counter R O icmpInParmProbs icmp 5 Counter R...

Page 146: ...t tcpConnEntry 3 INTEGER R O tcpConnRemAddress tcpConnEntry 4 IpAddress R O tcpConnRemPort tcpConnEntry 5 INTEGER R O tcpInErrs tcp 14 Counter R O tcpOutRsts tcp 15 Counter R O Table 11 13 udp group M...

Page 147: ...snmpInSetRequests snmp 17 Counter R O snmpInGetResponses snmp 18 Counter R O snmpInTraps snmp 19 Counter R O snmpOutTooBigs snmp 20 Counter R O snmpOutNoSuchNames snmp 21 Counter R O snmpOutBadValues...

Page 148: ...lv7770 1 basic OBJECT IDENTIFIER lv7770ST1 1 Basic operation system OBJECT IDENTIFIER lv7770ST1 2 SYSTEM menu wfm OBJECT IDENTIFIER lv7770ST1 3 WFM menu vector OBJECT IDENTIFIER lv7770ST1 4 VECTOR men...

Page 149: ...l26basFileMakeLog l26basFileTBL 1 INTEGER R WO 1 Meke Log l26basFileMakeDump l26basFileTBL 2 INTEGER R WO 1 Make Dump l26basFileMakeCapture l26basFileTBL 3 INTEGER R WO 1 Make Capture l26basFileMakeCa...

Page 150: ...ormatTBL 6 INTEGER R W 1 1080p 2 1080i 3 1080psf 4 720p 5 525i 6 625i l26sysFormatActiveSample l26sysFormatTBL 7 INTEGER R W 1 1920 2 2048 l26sysFormatFrameRate l26sysFormatTBL 8 INTEGER R W 1 60Hz 2...

Page 151: ...BL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Screen 2 Video Frame l26sysGeneralInfoFormat l26sysGeneralTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26sysGeneralInfoDate l26sysGeneralTBL 4 INTEGER R W 1 Off 2 YMD 3 MDY 4 DMY l26sysGeneralInfo...

Page 152: ...ysEthernetTelnetSelect l26sysEthernetTBL 16 INTEGER R W 1 Off 2 On 3 LV7770 01 l26sysEthernetFtpSelect l26sysEthernetTBL 17 INTEGER R W 1 Off 2 On l26sysEthernetHttpSelect l26sysEthernetTBL 18 INTEGER...

Page 153: ...17 l26sysOtherReserved3 l26sysOtherTBL 18 l26sysOtherInit l26sysOtherTBL 19 INTEGER R WO 1 Initialize l26sysOtherKeylock l26sysOtherTBL 20 INTEGER R W 1 Off 2 On l26sysOtherReply l26sysOtherTBL 21 IN...

Page 154: ...reen 5 Magenta 6 Red 7 Blue l26wfmScaleUnit l26wfmScaleTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 HDV SDP 2 HDV SDV 3 HDP SDP 4 150 5 1023 6 3FF 7 1023_255 l26wfmScaleColor75per l26wfmScaleTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26wf...

Page 155: ...wfmBlankingNormal l26wfmBlankingTBL 1 INTEGER R W 1 Remove 2 H View 3 V View 4 ALL View l26wfmBlankingComposite l26wfmBlankingTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Remove 2 V View l26wfmLineSelTBL l26wfmTBL 8 Aggregate...

Page 156: ...BL 10 INTEGER R W 1 Off 2 On l26wfmMatrixTBL l26wfmTBL 10 Aggregate l26wfmMatrix l26wfmMatrixTBL 1 INTEGER R W 1 YCbCr 2 GBR 3 RGB 4 Composite l26wfmMatrixYgbr l26wfmMatrixTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off...

Page 157: ...cScaleVec l26vecScaleTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 Auto 2 BT 601 3 BT 709 l26vecGainTBL l26vectorTBL 3 Aggregate l26vecGainMag l26vecGainTBL 1 INTEGER R W 1 X1 2 X5 3 IQ l26vecGainVal l26vecGainTBL 2 DisplayStr...

Page 158: ...splaySimul l26vecDisplayTBL 1 INTEGER R W 1 Mix 2 Tile l26vecDisplay2Map l26vecDisplayTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Stream1 2 Stream2 3 Mix 4 Tile l26vecDisplayThumbAudio l26vecDisplayTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 Off 2...

Page 159: ...GER R W 1 Mono 2 Color l26picChromaUp l26pictureTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Normal 2 Up l26picBrightness l26pictureTBL 3 DisplayString R W 50 0 to 50 0 l26picContrast l26pictureTBL 4 DisplayString R W 0 0 to...

Page 160: ...L 1 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 A Ch 3 B Ch 4 Both 5 3G B 2Map Sream1 6 3G B 2Map Stream2 7 Off l26picLineField l26picLineSelTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Field1 2 Field2 3 Frame l26picLineNumber l26picLineSelTBL 3 INTE...

Page 161: ...neliteTBL 15 INTEGER R W 1 OFF 2 P V 3 P W 4 P V W l26picDisplayTBL l26pictureTBL 10 Aggregate l26picDisplaySize l26picDisplayTBL 1 INTEGER R W 1 Fit 2 Real 3 X2 4 Full Frame l26picDisplayGamutErr l26...

Page 162: ...psService708 l26picSImpsTBL 4 INTEGER R W 1 to 63 Table 11 20 l26statusTBL 6 group MIB OID SYNTAX ACCESS VALUE RANGE l26status l26statusTBL 1 INTEGER R WO 1 Error Display l26staDataTBL l26statusTBL 2...

Page 163: ...TBL 2 INTEGER R W0 1 UserRef l26staExtrefDefault l26staExtrefTBL 3 INTEGER R WO 1 Default l26staExtrefSelect l26staExtrefTBL 4 INTEGER R W 1 Ext 2 Ch A 3 Link A l26staExtrefRefData l26staExtrefTBL 5 I...

Page 164: ...9 l26staAvPhaseRight l26staAvPhaseTBL 16 DisplayString R W 0 to 99 l26staAvPhaseVideo l26staAvPhaseTBL 17 DisplayString R W 25 to 100 l26staAvPhaseAudio l26staAvPhaseTBL 18 DisplayString R W 30 to 0 l...

Page 165: ...cpacketTBL 15 INTEGER R O 1 Detect 2 Missing 3 Unmeasurable l26staAncpacketJpnCc2Data l26staAncpacketTBL 16 INTEGER R O 1 Detect 2 Missing 3 Unmeasurable l26staAncpacketJpnCc3Data l26staAncpacketTBL 1...

Page 166: ...NetqBitQ3 l26staAncPktTBL 13 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26staAncPktAribNetqBitQ4 l26staAncPktTBL 14 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26staAncPktAribNetqBitQ5 l26staAncPktTBL 15 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26staAncPkt...

Page 167: ...l26staAncPktAribNetqBitQ26 l26staAncPktTBL 36 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26staAncPktAribNetqBitQ27 l26staAncPktTBL 37 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26staAncPktAribNetqBitQ28 l26staAncPktTBL 38 INTEGER R W 1 O...

Page 168: ...O Video Next l26staAncPktAribNetqACurrData l26staAncPktTBL 62 DisplayString R O Audio Current l26staAncPktAribNetqANextData l26staAncPktTBL 63 DisplayString R O Audio Next l26staAncPktAribNetqDCurrDat...

Page 169: ...rrorGamutUpper l26staErrorGamutTBL 3 DisplayString R W 90 8 to 109 4 l26staErrorGamutLower l26staErrorGamutTBL 4 DisplayString R W 7 2 to 6 1 l26staErrorGamutArea l26staErrorGamutTBL 5 DisplayString R...

Page 170: ...ggregate l26staErrorCable l26staErrorCableTBL 1 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26staErrorCable3g l26staErrorCableTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 LS 5CFB 2 1694A l26staErrorCableHd l26staErrorCableTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 LS...

Page 171: ...l26eyeSubItem l26eyeTBL 7 INTEGER R W 1 Jitter 2 Off l26eyeLinkSelect l26eyeTBL 8 INTEGER R W 1 Link A 2 Link B l26eyeJitterTBL l26eyeTBL 9 Aggregate l26eyeJitterIntenTBL l26eyeJitterTBL 1 Aggregate l...

Page 172: ...Error3GRiseMax l26eyeError3GTBL 5 INTEGER R W 40 to 140 l26eyeError3GFall l26eyeError3GTBL 6 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26eyeError3GFallMax l26eyeError3GTBL 7 INTEGER R W 40 to 140 l26eyeError3GDelta l26...

Page 173: ...eMax l26eyeErrorHdTBL 15 INTEGER R W 0 to 200 l26eyeErrorHdOverShootFall l26eyeErrorHdTBL 16 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26eyeErrorHdOverShootFallMax l26eyeErrorHdTBL 17 INTEGER R W 0 to 200 l26eyeErrorSd...

Page 174: ...DisplayString R O C J l26eyeORData l26eyeMonTBL 6 DisplayString R O Or l26eyeOFData l26eyeMonTBL 7 DisplayString R O Of l26eyeDCData l26eyeMonTBL 8 DisplayString R O Dc Table 11 22 l26audioTBL 8 grou...

Page 175: ...le l26audLissajouIntenTBL 2 INTEGER R W 8 to 7 l26audLissajouDisplay l26audLissajouTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Multi 2 Single l26audLissajouForm l26audLissajouTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 X Y 2 Matrix l26audLissajouAu...

Page 176: ...16 Ch16 17 Lt l26audlissajouMapSingle16R l26audLissajouMapTBL 12 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 omitted 16 Ch16 17 Rt l26audlissajouMapSingleMix16L l26audLissajouMapTBL 13 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 omitted 8 Ch8 17 Lt 18...

Page 177: ...6audLissajouMapTBL 25 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 omitted 16 Ch16 l26audlissajouMapMulti16R6 l26audLissajouMapTBL 26 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 omitted 16 Ch16 l26audlissajouMapMulti16L7 l26audLissajouMapTBL 27 INTEGER...

Page 178: ...ntenTBL 2 INTEGER R W 8 to 7 l26audSurround5_1 l26audSurroundTBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Normal 2 Phantom l26audSurroundAutoGain l26audSurroundTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26audSurroundMapTBL l26audSurroundT...

Page 179: ...te 2 Stop l26audStatusDisplayChStatus l26audStatusTBL 5 INTEGER R WO 1 Ch Status Display l26audStatusChStatus l26audStatusTBL 6 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 A1 2 Ch2 A2 3 Ch3 A3 4 Ch4 A4 5 Ch5 A5 6 Ch6 A6 7 Ch7...

Page 180: ...B14 31 B15 32 B16 l26audStatusUserBitAlign l26audStatusTBL 10 INTEGER R W 1 LSB 1st 2 MSB 1st l26audStatusErrorLevelOver l26audStatusTBL 11 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26audStatusErrorClip l26audStatusTBL...

Page 181: ...evelCh11Data l26audStatusTBL 31 DisplayString R O Ch11 Level l26audStatusLevelCh12Data l26audStatusTBL 32 DisplayString R O Ch12 Level l26audStatusLevelCh13Data l26audStatusTBL 33 DisplayString R O Ch...

Page 182: ...Term 2 Momentary l26audLoudAutoTrigger l26audLoudnessTBL 16 INTEGER R W 1 Off 2 Remote 3 TimeCode l26audLoudAutoStartH l26audLoudnessTBL 17 INTEGER R W 0 to 23 l26audLoudAutoStartM l26audLoudnessTBL 1...

Page 183: ...NC l26audLoudMapCustomLS l26audLoudnessTBL 37 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 omitted 16 Ch16 17 NC l26audLoudMapCustomRs l26audLoudnessTBL 38 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 omitted 16 Ch16 17 NC l26audLoudShorttermDataMain l26...

Page 184: ...54 DisplayString R O Ch RS Peakhold l26audLoudPeakholdDataSL l26audLoudnessTBL 55 DisplayString R O Ch SUB L Peakhold l26audLoudPeakholdDataSR l26audLoudnessTBL 56 DisplayString R O Ch SUB R Peakhold...

Page 185: ...eo 6 Mono l26audDolbyD_Prologic l26audDolbyTBL 8 INTEGER R W 1 On 2 Off l26audDolbyD_DRC l26audDolbyTBL 9 INTEGER R W 1 Bypass 2 Line 3 Rf l26audPhonesTBL l26audioTBL 9 Aggregate l26audioPhonesVolume...

Page 186: ...sTBL 3 INTEGER R W 1 Ch1 A1 2 Ch2 A2 3 Ch3 A3 4 Ch4 A4 5 Ch5 A5 6 Ch6 A6 7 Ch7 A7 8 Ch8 A8 9 Ch9 A9 DAUX 10 Ch10 A10 11 Ch11 A11 12 Ch12 A12 13 Ch13 A13 14 Ch14 A14 15 Ch15 A15 16 Ch16 A16 17 Lt B1 18...

Page 187: ...ddress R W Trap transmission destination Manager IP address 1 l26trapManagerIp1Act l26trapIp1TBL 2 INTEGER R W 1 Enable 2 Disable l26trapIp2TBL l26trapipTBL 2 Aggregate l26trapManagerIp2 l26trapIp2TBL...

Page 188: ...information Example 1080sF 30 index 4 OID leader 20111 lv7770 26 lv7770ST1 1 trapTBL 9 trapStrTBL 1 4 0 Syntax DisplayString Range Up to 40 characters Description Error information see the table belo...

Page 189: ...tection 60 EYE_HD_AMP_ERR EYE HD amplitude error detection 61 EYE_HD_TR_ERR EYE HD Rise Time error detection 62 EYE_HD_TF_ERR EYE HD Fall Time error detection 63 EYE_HD_TR_TF_ERR EYE HD Delta Time err...

Page 190: ...yed temporarily After a few seconds the screen will return to normal When you are using the HTTP server feature perform as few panel operations on the LV 7770 as possible The LV 7770 s internal proces...

Page 191: ...IP address input 7 When the Display Size Select screen appears select Half or Full Figure 11 6 Display size selection screen The operations differ as shown below according to the display size Select t...

Page 192: ...ion keys to select settings pop ups are displayed in the web browser so select the option within 2 seconds of the pop up being displayed The timing at which the function menus disappear is different b...

Page 193: ...6 Power switch Pressing the power switch has no effect 7 Measurement screen Click this to update the screen The screen updates automatically every 5 seconds for the Half screen and every 10 seconds f...

Page 194: ...SETUP tab 2 Press F 1 COMPLETE The message Saving data Please Wait is displayed 3 If you changed the IP address after the message disappears restart the LV 7770 The new IP address will take effect 4 C...

Page 195: ...1 0 Greenwich Mean Time Dublin Edinburgh Lisbon London Casablanca Monrovia 0 0 Amsterdam Berlin Bern Rome Stockholm Sarajevo Skopje Sofija Vilnius Warsaw Zagreb Brussels Madrid Copenhagen Paris Belgra...

Page 196: ...nected to the LV 7770 12 1 System Menu F2 REGISTER F3 up menu F7 REMOVE F2 LICENSE SETUP CLEAR F5 F1 SYS F1 F1 F7 F2 SDI FORMAT FORMAT IN OUT COMPLETE F2 F1 SYSTEM SETUP F3 NEXT TAB PREV TAB F4 F7 F6...

Page 197: ...12 MENU TREES 188 TAB 1 SDI FORMAT TAB 2 REAR PANEL SETUP TAB 3 GENERAL SETUP...

Page 198: ...12 MENU TREES 189 TAB 4 ETHERNET SETUP TAB 5 REMOTE SETUP TAB 6 DATE TIME...

Page 199: ...P F1 F3 MANUAL ERROR F2 REFRESH DISPLAY REAL HOLD BOTH REFRESH F4 F1 BSG ON OFF FILE TYPE BMP ON OFF F2 STORE F7 up menu DPX F5 RECALL RECALL F6 F1 DELETE FILE DELETE YES F3 F1 F7 DELETE NO F3 up menu...

Page 200: ...u F3 STORE OVER WR YES DELETE YES COPY NO F3 F3 F1 ALL COPY INT USB F6 COPY NO COPY YES F1 MEM F1 F1 F3 F2 COMMENT INPUT F7 up menu F5 CLEAR ALL DELETE INSERT F4 F6 CHAR SET OVER WR NO ALL COPY USB IN...

Page 201: ...12 MENU TREES 192 12 4 Preset Load Menu NO 1 RCLL F1 NO 2 F2 NO 6 F6 NO 3 F3 NO 4 F4 NO 5 F5 more F7 NO 55 F1 NO 56 F2 NO 57 F3 NO 58 F4 NO 59 F5 NO 60 F6 more F7...

Page 202: ...SER08 and LV 5770SER09A The picture display now supports SD 16 9 display LV 7770 The Dolby option now supports indicator display of frame location Dolby E only LV 7770 The Dolby option now supports no...

Page 203: ...48 DISPLAY 84 90 DPX 90 DVI I ASPECT 81 DVI I OUTPUT 42 E ETHERNET 104 EXT REF 45 F FILE TYPE 85 90 FORMAT IN OUT 68 FRM 90 I INITIALIZE 82 L LICENSE SETUP 81 M MEM 94 96 MULTI 57 P PIC MONI OUTPUT 4...

Page 204: ...SJ T11364 2006 Hazardous Substances in each Part Parts Pb Hg Cd Cr PBB PBDE OP70 5770SER03A 5770SER08 5770SER09 5770SER09A 5770SER42 SJ T11363 2006 SJ T11363 2006 Ver 2 Following information is for C...

Page 205: ...LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP 2 6 33 Tsunashima Higashi Kohoku ku Yokohama 223 8505 Japan PHONE 81 45 541 2123 FAX 81 45 541 2823 http www leader co jp Nov 26 2015 Ver 8 FW Ver 3 4...

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