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Calibrating the Kaleido-X
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To select the AFD source for an SD signal:
1. In XEdit, under the System > Description/Calibrations tab, select AFD/WSS:
2. Click to put a check mark in the box labeled Legacy AFD 3 bits to support the legacy AFD 3-bit format
for the Video Index.
3. Choose a value from the drop-down menu beside SD AFD Source .
The default value is Auto which means that the Kaleido-X will automatically detect what is present in
the signal and use it to report AFD. If more than one AFD type is present in the signal, and the SD AFD
Source is set to Auto , then AFD type is selected in this order: (1) AFD-2016 first, (2) AFD-VI, or (3) WSS.
Note: For an HD signal, the AFD is always AFD-2016, so no calibration is needed.
4. Click Apply to all to apply the associated setting to all video inputs on all KXI cards.
5. On the File menu, click Save. Alternatively, click the Save button on the toolbar.
Calibrating Detail Enhancement and Dynamic Range
To configure detail enhancement and dynamic range for a video signal:
1. Click the System tab in the main window.
2. On the Configure menu, click Connect, if you wish to apply the changes in real time. If the connection
succeeds, “Connected to [IP address]” will appear in the status bar.
Note: If this step is omitted, then you will need to export the database to apply the calibration
changes.
3. Expand the System root, and the Kaleido-X frame.
Note: In the case of an expansion system, then you need to first expand the dual frame element, under
which both frames A and B are listed.