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Chapter 11
Testing EDID for HDMI
9. Complete your edits by double clicking on the EDID data blocks you wish to modify.
Edit the pull down select boxes, text fields and check boxes in accordance with the
requirements of the EDID you are creating. The screen shot below shows a typical
dialog box for editing the Timing Descriptor Detailed Timing Descriptor.
10. Save the modified EDID using the procedures described in “
Saving an EDID to a file
The procedure below provide instructions on saving an EDID to an EDID XML file used by
the 882 generator.
To save an EDID to a file:
1. If not already loaded in the Editor, load the EDID using the procedure “
Summary of Contents for 881
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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 ...
Page 493: ...882 Video Test Instrument User Guide Rev A 35 151 ...
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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