OmniTek OTR 1001, User Manual

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OmniTek OTR 1001 User Guide, v3.1a A-3
A.1 System Features and Instrument Options
The main features of the OTR 1001 are summarised in the following table.
Feature Description
Monitoring system
Centred around a single ‘View’ window – divided into ‘tiles’, each of which
may be used to show the result of a separate type of analysis applied to the
video under test. Individual tiles may be shown full screen or directed to a
separate monitor. Default set of four tiles, readily extended to any number and
arrangement to tiles.
Presets Save and re-call of unlimited number of ‘View’ window layouts, recorded
complete with details of individual Views that are displayed. Similar ability to
save and re-call configurations and test signal selections.
Control systems Optional front panel controls; alternative keyboard and mouse control; range
of ‘Soft’ buttons offering context-sensitive selection of actions.
Video formats
supported
SD and HD video supported as standard; DL and 3G support added through
software options.
Configuration
System configured through dedicated ‘Config’ pages. Individual displays
configured through ‘Properties’ controls.
Image Analysis:
General Features Analysis of full raster/active picture/selected area as required.
Fully digital processing.
Waveform High resolution Waveform View displaying YCbCr, RGB, YRGB or
composite waveforms. Cursors provided for measurement with automatic
read-out of results.
Vectorscope
Choice of 100% and 75% graticules.
Gamut Choice of Bar chart; CIE Colour Chart and Histogram views.
Pixel Data Standard display of data from both the active area and the blanking;
‘Extended’ display with interpretation, especially of ANC packets; option of
defining own ANC packet descriptors.
Audio Audio displays include PPMs, True Peak, Loudness History, Status
information, Surround Sound and Lissajous displays. Wide-range of industry-
standard graticules and ballistics applied.
3D Toolset
Additional displays/display modes analysing depth in Viewer’s world, luma
& chroma differences between left and right images, and camera alignment.
Picture Quality
Special ‘PQA’ Mode in which the OTR may be used to carry out ‘Full-
reference’ Picture Quality Analysis (PQA) of both live and stored SD, HD or
3G video.
Picture Display Full-resolution video images on which timecodes and other embedded data
can be displayed
; alternative pulse cross and full frame displays. Aspect ratio
from WSS, Video Index, AFD or set manually. Safe Area and Safe Title
cages.
Status Information
Comprehensive Status information with automatic flagging of those sections
where an error has occurred.