Quantum Data 780C, User Manual

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780C Multi-Interface Interoperability Tester
– User Guide
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September 29, 2014 Revision A1
Repeater Test Description
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Verifies hot plug detect is asserted.
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Verifies EDID (bad header, bad checksum, pass/fail on
compliance)
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Indicates if the EDID was modified.
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Verifies timing pass-through.
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Checks if video was passed through unchanged or not.
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If timing is passed through, test will also verify if the video is
passed through without color manipulation.
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Verifies HDCP authentication and if repeater acts as an HDCP
repeater or not and verifies that it acts properly as an HDCP
repeater.
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Test port switch on HDTV with HDCP re-authentication
Link Test Description
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Tests the maximum number of HDCP keys (max dev count)
supported by the source device during HDCP authentication.
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Verifies hot plug detect is asserted.
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Verifies EDID (bad header, bad checksum, pass/fail on
compliance).
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Runs an HDCP authentication test on both source and sink.
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Runs a video test at EDID preferred timing, with HDCP
enabled.
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Test port switch on HDTV with HDCP re-authentication
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Verifies the incoming video at various timings
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Verifies video timing parameters.
7.1 Diagnosing HDMI and HDBaseT Interoperability Problems toward the
Source - Upstream
This subsection describes how to diagnose HDMI and HDBaseT interoperability problems on HDMI/HDBaseT
source device
—upstream (Source Test).
7.1.1 Connection Configurations for Testing HDMI Source Devices
The 780C
’s HDMI input port acts as a “reference” HDMI sink device. Therefore it enables you to emulate a
known good HDMI sink device to conduct diagnostics upstream toward the source device. The following
illustrations show the typical configurations.