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SRG-2200 User Guide (v6.0) Functional Check Procedures • 21
Functional Check Procedures
Perform the following procedures if you are operating the SRG-2200 for the first time (to verify that the SRG-2200
shipped without damage), or you suspect that the SRG-2200 is not working properly.
Required Equipment
The following equipment is required for the functional check:
• TV signal generator
• Multi-format waveform/picture monitors
• Serial digital video analyzer with embedded audio functionality
• Digital audio de-embedder
• AES/EBU digital audio analyzer
• Analog audio analyzer
• Oscilloscope
• 75ohm BNC cables
• 75ohm terminations
• Breakout cable/box for the rear panel 30-way multi-way connector (not supplied by Ross Video)
Before You Begin
The following procedures will guide you through the steps required to check the operation of the SRG-2200. The
most common scenarios will be explored to enable the user to familiarize themselves with the operation of the unit.
Although some steps are included which suggest cycling through menu options in order to check operation, this is
not mandatory - a simple check for presence or absence of a signal will suffice. Full details regarding the options
available in each of the menus are described in the chapter “ DashBoard Menus ” on page 33 of this manual. The
scenarios to be explored are:
1. Initial Power-Up
2. Initial Configuration
3. Check Outputs
4. Time and Timecode settings
5. Genlock Mode
6. System Functions
7. Operational Configuration
Initial Power-Up
1. Connect any relevant video cables to the SRG-2200, with reference to the Rear Panel layout diagram in the
section “ Rear Panel Overview ” on page 15.
2. Apply power to the SRG-2200 by connecting it to the power source(s). The instrument runs its power-on
initialization process.
3. Check that no error messages appear on the LCD display.
4. Much of the functional check can be carried out immediately. However, some calibration settings are only
guaranteed once functional temperature has stabilized (which should occur after 20 minutes). It is good
practice to soak the instrument before proceeding.