OmniTek Ultra XR, User Manual

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Ultra XR User Guide 5–15 XR-56-201 5
Connections
When the SDI Outputs block is selected (title bar highlighted) additional menu options appear at the
right of the screen.
Primaries - set the colour space primary to be used for the output.
Range - set the digital levels of black and peak white for the output.
Profile - defines the HDR profile to be applied to the output.
S352 Insert -
allows the SMPTE 352 packet to be disabled.
SDI 4 controls the signal amplitude and slew rate of the SDI 4.
Interlink Delay
controls timing offset between outputs.
DA Output when enabled (1) will clone the signal from output 1 to
the other three outputs.
SD EDH when enabled (1) adds the EDH flag to the SDI output
WSS (SD-PAL only)
enables / disables wide screen signalling.
VI (SD Only) enables / disables the video index flag.
ANC 2016
enables /disables SMPTE 2016 active format description.
Timecode enables / disables output timecode generation
SDI Output Format
The SDI output format and frame rate can be selected from the

drop down list of frequently used formats or by selecting settings
icon to define specific formats and frame rates.
Interface defines the video link format and provide options for single link, dual link and
quad link for SD-SDI, HD-SDI, 3G-SDI, 6G-SDI and 12G-SDI connections.
Raster
defines the image size such as 720x480, 720x576, 1280x720, 1920x1080,
2048x1080, 3840x2160 and 4096x2160. The choice is defined by the currently
selected Interface setting.
Refresh
defines the frame rate and whether the format is interlaced or progressive. The
choice is defined by the currently selected Interface and Raster settings.
Sampling defines the video sampling format this used. The choice is defined by the
currently selected
Interface
,
Raster
and
Refresh
settings.
Set applies the currently selected video format, frame rate and data sampling mode
to the SDI outputs.
Close closes the Video Standards Editor without applying or saving the changes.