882 Video Test Instrument User Guide
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The table that follows describes each of the fields in the main panel of the Timing tab.
Entity
Field
Description / Function
Pixel Rate
Sets the pixel rate in pixels (Machine) or microseconds
(Time) of the format.
Horizontal
Rate
The horizontal line rate of the format. The HRAT is the
fundamental frequency in the 882. Parameter: HRAT.
Tune
The tunning value of the base frame rate (base/tune) for
NTSC color broadcast compatibility. The tuning value is
base/1.001.
Base
The base frame rate.
Active
The number of active pixels (machine) or microseconds
(Time) of the horizontal video. Parameter: HRES.
Blank
The number of active pixels (Machine) or microseconds
(Time) of the horizontal video. This parameter is
calculated.
Total
The total number of active pixels (Machine) or
microseconds (Time) of the horizontal video. The total is
the sum of the Active and Blanking. Parameter: HTOT.
Pulse Delay
The number of pixels (Machine) or microseconds (Time)
in the blanking preceding the horizontal sync pulse.
Parameter: HSPD.
Pulse Width
The number of pixels (Machine) or microseconds (Time)
of the horizontal sync pulse. Parameter: HSPW.
Vertical
Rate
The vertical frame rate of the format. Parameter: VRAT.
Active
The number of active lines (machine) or milliseconds
(Time) of the vertical video. Parameter: VRES
Blank
The number of active lines (Machine) or milliseconds
(Time) of the vertical video. This parameter is
calculated.
Total
The total number of active lines (Machine) or
milliseconds (Time) of the vertical video. The total is the
sum of the Active and Blanking. Parameter: VTOT.
Pulse Delay
The number of lines (Machine) or milliseconds (Time) in
the blanking preceding the vertical sync pulse.
Parameter: VSPD.
Pulse Width
The number of lines (Machine) or milliseconds (Time) of
the vertical sync pulse. Parameter: VSPW.
(green
calculator)
Indicates that the value in the field is calculated by the
Format Editor.
(red calculator)
Indicates that the value in the field is calculated by the
Format Editor, and that the new value has replaced the
value previously in the field.
Summary of Contents for 881
Page 1: ...881 882 Video Test Instrument User Guide 882E for HDMI ...
Page 12: ...10 Contents ...
Page 50: ...38 Chapter 1 Getting Started ...
Page 84: ...72 Chapter 2 Testing Video Displays ...
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Page 102: ...90 Chapter 3 Administrative Tasks ...
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Page 216: ...204 Chapter 5 Working with Formats ...
Page 248: ...236 Chapter 7 Working with Images ...
Page 264: ...252 Chapter 8 Working with Test Sequences ...
Page 382: ...40 Chapter 11 Testing EDID for HDMI 2 Expand the EDID Block in the navigation view ...
Page 446: ...104 Chapter 12 CEC Interactive Troubleshooting Environment ITE ...
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Page 591: ...882 Video Test Instrument User Guide Rev A 35 213 Commands by name ...
Page 687: ...882 Video Test Instrument User Guide Rev A 35 309 Example DVIC 23 FMTU ...
Page 1018: ...580 Appendix B Image Reference The EMITest5 image is shown below ...
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Page 1124: ...686 Appendix C Error Messages ...
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