OmniTek Ultra XR, User Manual

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Ultra XR User Guide 3–5 XR-56-201 5
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Click Mode allow the choice of having audio just on the first frame only or on all frames
except the first. This is useful when playing a sequence in a loop as it will help in
counting the number of times the loop is repeated.
Mute All allow you to turn audio off when you don’t want it without losing any of the
detailed settings you have made elsewhere in the display. There are also sliders
beside the individual groups that allow you to turn off groups of channels
without losing the details of the frequencies you have set for the individual
channels.
Group 1 can be enabled by setting the switch to (1). The Ch1 , Ch2 , Ch3 and Ch4 drop
down lists allow the frequency to be chosen for each audio channel within
Group 1.
Group 2 can be enabled by setting the switch to (1). The Ch5 , Ch6 , Ch7 and Ch8 drop
down lists allow the frequency to be chosen for each audio channel within
Group 2.
Group 3 can be enabled by setting the switch to (1). The Ch9 , Ch10 , Ch11 and Ch12
drop down lists allow the frequency to be chosen for each audio channel within
Group 3.
Group 4 can be enabled by setting the switch to (1). The Ch13 , Ch14 , Ch15 and Ch16
drop down lists allow the frequency to be chosen for each audio channel within
Group 3.
Common Tab
The Common tab controls the play out of sequences from the Ultra as well as displaying the current
resource usage.
Test Patterns and Sequences are rendered into system RAM for real time play out. This system RAM is
shared with the video capture function and the amount of memory that is currently allocated to these
different functions is shown in the Storage section.
Duration defines the number of frames in the sequence
Play when enabled (1) automatically plays the sequence
when it is selected.
Storage indicate the amount of used and free space on the
system's internal storage that can be used for desktop test
patterns (ie patterns, sequences and stills that have been
created.
Memory indicates the amount of memory allocated to video
capture (25% by default) and test pattern generation.
The proportion of capture video space to generator video
space is user definable.