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Program output (optional)

O utpu t

DVI

VGA

SDI

VID

Connector

DVI-I

DB15

BNC

Q t y

R eso lu tio n

VGA/DVI

640x480@60Hz

800x600@60Hz

1024x768@60Hz

1280x1024@60Hz

1366x768@60Hz

1440x900@60Hz

1600x1200@60Hz

1680x1050@60Hz

1920x1080@60Hz

1920x1200RB@60Hz

SDI/DVI

1080p 60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/23.98

1080i 60/59.94/50

720p 60/59.94/50

625i

525i

VID

PAL

NTSC

LED output

Q t y

1 VGA channel and 2 DVI channels

Connector

DVI-I

Stan d ard

VESA

R eso lu tio n

640x480@60Hz

800x600@60Hz

1024x768@60Hz

1280x1024@60Hz

1366x768@60Hz

1440x900@60Hz

1600x1200@60Hz

1680x1050@60Hz

1920x1080@60Hz

1920x1200@60Hz

2048x1152@60Hz

2560x960@60Hz

1920x1080@50Hz

1280x720@50Hz

2304x1152@60Hz

1920x1280@60Hz

1536x1536@60Hz 1280x1920@60Hz

User Define

General parameters

Weight

Dimensions

4.7Kg

6.5cm(H)×44cm(W)×32cm(L)

Power supply

Max. power

Working temperature

100VAV-240VAC 50/60Hz

40W

0°C~45°C

Summary of Contents for DVX602

Page 1: ...User Manual DVX602 LED Video Processor Speed Leader ...

Page 2: ...tion Scenarios 13 Menu Introduction 14 Default Menu 14 Main Menu 15 Image Setting 16 Image Setting Shortcut 17 Window and Crop 18 Window Setting Shortcut 19 Crop 19 Crop Setting Shortcut 20 Output Resolution 21 LED 22 Function Setting 24 Overview 24 Setting EDID 25 PIP 26 PIP Setting Shortcut 28 Advanced Setting 29 Internal Test 29 System Information 30 Operation Guide 31 ...

Page 3: ...2 Splicing Setting 31 Function Setting 31 Equal Splicing 32 Unequal Splicing 33 PIP Mode Setting 34 PIP Parameter Setting 34 Keying Mode 35 Presetting Scenarios 36 Specifications 38 Trouble Shooting 40 ...

Page 4: ...ible forms The product specifications and information mentioned in this Manual are for reference only and are subject to change without notice Unless specifically agreed this Manual is for guidance only No statement or information in this Manual constitutes guarantee in any form Trademarks VGA and XGA are registered trademarks of IBM VESA is a trademark of Video Electronics Standards Association H...

Page 5: ...ice due to overheat Use this device in a place with good ventilation and prevent the vent of the device from being blocked Do not expose this device to any place where accidental collision or vibration may occur If it will be used in a place with vibration reinforce the device Do not place foreign objects e g water or metal into the device which will cause damage to the device and result in a fire...

Page 6: ...Name Qty DVX602 1 AC power cable 1 User manual 1 Qualified Certificate 1 Warranty Card 1 M3 6 round head screw 2 Φ5 18 copper cylinder 2 Table 4 1 Package content Accessories can be defined based on customer requirements ...

Page 7: ... Expanding 1x3G SDI input Expanding Program output SDI DVI VGA VID DVX602F Basic Program output SDI DVI VGA VID DVX602D Basic Expanding Program output DVI VGA DVX602T Basic Expanding 2x3G SDI input DVX602TD Basic Expanding 2x3G SDI input Expanding Program output DVI VGA DVX602TF Basic Expanding 2x3G SDI input Expanding Program output SDI DVI VGA VID Table 4 2 Product models ...

Page 8: ...sor supports signal interconnection Through simple splicing setup ultra high resolution displaying can be realized without an expensive splicing controller The seamless switch between single window and dual window function and fade in fade out effects are provided to enhance and present demonstration pictures of professional quality A number of test patterns are provided including square color bar...

Page 9: ... enjoyment 2 BNC inputs 2 VGA inputs 2 DVI inputs 1 HDMI input 1 RS232 communication port 2 3G SDI inputs optional DVX602 provides three independent video outputs for preview program and LED An intuitive LCD interface and the clear key indicators simplify the installation and control of the system DVX602 supports multiple scenarios to be saved and invoked which is easy to realize Preset Scenarios ...

Page 10: ...to the previous menu ENTER Confirm an operation or switch between submenus It can be used in combination with other buttons for specific function as well 4 PIP Picture in picture button Press and hold this button for one second to enter PIP parameters setting menu Press the ENTER button to switch the current operation interface CROP Cropping button Press and hold this button for one second to ente...

Page 11: ...VID2 Select composite video 2 channel In scenario mode this operation is realized by the number key 7 VGA1 Select VGA 1 channel In scenario mode this operation is realized by the number key 3 VGA2 Select VGA 2 channel In scenario mode this operation is realized by the number key 8 DVI1 Select DVI 1 channel In scenario mode this operation is realized by the number key 4 DVI2 Select DVI 2 channel In...

Page 12: ...am to default ENTER PART Restore the window parameters for selected preview program output back to default values Reset the window parameters of the selected preview program to default ENTER BRIGHT Restore the image brightness contrast parameters for selected preview program output back to default values Reset the brightness contrast of the selected preview program to default ...

Page 13: ...ding program output DVI VGA and SDI DVI VGA VID 4 DVI loop out port One DVI 1 loop out port 5 LED output Two DVI I output ports 6 Preview output Two DVI I output ports 7 Sending card interface Reserved for installing a sending card 8 AC power socket 100 240VAC 50Hz 60Hz Power switch I indicates power on O indicates power off Table 7 2 Description of rear panel 1 4 7 3 8 6 5 2 ...

Page 14: ...13 Application Scenarios Application 1 Application 2 ...

Page 15: ...ault menu that appears after DVX602 is powered on The user can observe the current preview signal source program signal source and other important information via the default menu MENU Power on Speed Leader DVX602 Main menu Preview Program DVI2 DVI1 No sync No sync FADE 1 0S Figure 9 1 Menu Flowchart ...

Page 16: ...they are shown in two pages Turn the knob to select a menu item and press ENTER or press the knob to enter the submenu Press ENTER again to return to the main menu Press MENU return to the previous menu Note Under the main menu both the knobs have the same function switching to a preceding or next menu item When you switch to the last menu item continuing to turn the knob will not go back to the f...

Page 17: ...ed Knob adjustment 0 255 Green Knob adjustment 0 255 Blue Knob adjustment 0 255 CutOff Red Knob adjustment 0 31 Green Knob adjustment 0 31 Blue Knob adjustment 0 31 Reset Press ENTER or press the knob to enter the Resetting menu and restore the image parameters for the selected output channel back to default values Figure 10 1 Image setting submenu Table 10 1 Parameters of the image setting submen...

Page 18: ...ss and contrast for LED output VGA1 are 69 and 70 respectively brightness and contrast for LED output VGA2 are 72 and 83 respectively Image Setting Shortcut To set image parameters in a convenient way press BRIGHT to enter the shortcut menu Figure 10 2 shows the brightness and contrast for the selected preview output channel Turn the knob to change the values Press PGM to switch between preview ou...

Page 19: ...TER or press the knob to enter the Resetting menu and reset the window parameters for the selected output channel back to default values Crop Adjust Knob adjustment Enable Disable Crop H Width Knob adjustment Crop V Height Knob adjustment Crop Reset Press ENTER or press the knob to enter the Resetting menu and reset the crop parameters for the selected output channel back to default values Figure ...

Page 20: ... up Press and hold PART for one second to enter the shortcut menu Figure 11 2 shows the window parameters of the selected signal under the preview output channel Turn the knob to change window width and height Press ENTER to switch between window size and start position press PGM to switch between preview outputs and program outputs Press ENTER PART to reset the window parameters of the signal whi...

Page 21: ...igure 11 3 shows the crop parameters of the selected signal under the preview output channel Turn the knob to change width and height of an image part to be cropped Press ENTER to switch between crop size and start position press PGM to switch between preview outputs and program outputs Press ENTER CROP to reset the crop parameters of the signal source which the preview program selected Figure 11 ...

Page 22: ...ss ENTER to enter the resolution menu Turn the knob and press ENTER or press the knob CVBS Timing Press ENTER to enter the resolution menu Turn the knob and press ENTER or press the knob LED Timing Press ENTER to enter the resolution menu Turn the knob and press ENTER or press the knob Figure 12 1 Output resolution submenu Table 12 1 Parameters of the output resolution submenu ...

Page 23: ...22 LED Figure 13 1 LED submenu ...

Page 24: ...rameters to default values Splicing Setting Output Channel LED Splice Mode Turn the knob Disable Equal Unequal Equal Splice Setting H Splice Unit Turn the knob 1 10 V Splice Unit Turn the knob 1 10 Splice Position Turn the knob 1 100 Unequal Splice Setting H Total Width Turn the knob V Total Height Turn the knob H Splice Start Turn the knob V Splice Start Turn the knob Genlock Turn the knob Freeru...

Page 25: ... Function Setting Overview DVX602 provides EDID definable functions for users to set required resolution for an output device such as a PC or other image output device Figure 14 1 Function setting submenu ...

Page 26: ...the knob and press ENTER or press the knob DVI2 EDID VGA1 EDID Press ENTER to enter the resolution menu Turn the knob and press ENTER or press the knob VGA2 EDID VGA Setting Output Channel Turn the knob preview program Auto Adjust Press ENTER or press the knob H Start Turn the knob V Start Turn the knob H Clock Turn the knob Clock Phase Turn the knob Reset Press ENTER or press the knob to enter th...

Page 27: ...I2 Input Turn the knob 0 63 Preview Output 1 Turn the knob 0 47 Preview Output 2 Turn the knob 0 47 Program Output 1 Turn the knob 0 47 Program Output 2 Turn the knob 0 47 PIP Figure 15 1 PIP submenu Table 14 1 Parameters of the function setting submenu ...

Page 28: ...t Blue Invert User Key User Define Red Max Turn the knob 0 15 Red Min Turn the knob 0 15 Green Max Turn the knob 0 15 Green Min Turn the knob 0 15 Blue Max Turn the knob 0 15 Blue Min Turn the knob 0 15 Invert Mode Enable Disable Reset Press ENTER or press the knob to enter the Resetting menu and reset the keying parameters to default values Table 15 1 Parameters of the PIP submenu ...

Page 29: ...t menu PIP is a switch and it will be turned on when the button is lighted up Figure 15 2 shows the PIP shortcut menu Press ENTER to switch between PIP window crop window and crop and input mode Turn the knob to change parameter values Note Pressing ENTER PIP will not reset PIP parameter values Figure 15 2 PIP shortcut menu ...

Page 30: ...Test After an LED display is finished users may want to test the display screen DVX602 provides different patterns for users to detect defective pixels and blind spots and check LED dot matrix for misalignment Refer to the following step to adjust the display screen Output test patterns Under the main menu choose Advanced setting Test patterns and turn the knob to change pattern color Figure 16 1 ...

Page 31: ...ersion Press ENTER or turn the knob to view the hardware software version information System Reset Press ENTER or turn the knob to reset all system parameters to default values Figure 17 1 System information submenu Table 17 1 Information of the system information submenu ...

Page 32: ... only inputs are realized by signal loop or signal distribution The signal is processed and then output to an LED display The following takes DVI input as an example to describe the connection method Function Setting DVX602 supports equal splicing and unequal splicing In equal splicing horizontal pixels and vertical pixels are equal in unequal splicing pixels of different parts are unequal Part 1 ...

Page 33: ...lice Position to incremental left to right Screen Size Window H Width 1024 Window V Height 768 Splice Mode Equal Splice Setting H Splice Unit 3 V Splice Unit 1 Splice Position 3 Screen Size Window H Width 1024 Window V Height 768 Splice Mode Equal Splice Setting H Splice Unit 3 V Splice Unit 1 Splice Position 2 Screen Size Window H Width 1024 Window V height 768 Splice Mode Equal Splice Setting H ...

Page 34: ...2 2 window H Width to 1768 V Height 3640 1040 DVX602 1 DVX602 2 Figure 18 3 Screen Size Window H Width 1872 Window V Height 1040 Window H Start 0 Window V Start 0 Splice mode Unequal Unequal Setting Total Width 3640 Total Height 1040 H Splice Start 0 V Splice Start 0 Part 1 1872 1040 Part 2 1768 1040 Screen Size Window H Width 1768 Window V Height 1040 Window H Start 0 Window V Start 0 Splice mode...

Page 35: ...yed on the main screen so that you can monitor channels while watching the main screen PIP Parameter Setting Press PIP this switch is turned on when the PIP button is lighted up enter Window Crop and change Output Channel to PIP Window Adjust to Enable Window H Start to 364 Window V Start to 250 Window H Width to 480 and Window V Height to 320 The following figure shows the adjustment result Note ...

Page 36: ...o Key and Key Color to Black by default this parameter is set to Black According to the preceding figure enter white words on the black background through a PIP channel and overlap the screen with the main screen to get the subtitle effect Description of keying color Black keying black White keying white Red keying red Green keying green Blue keying blue Black inversion reserving black White inver...

Page 37: ...mage capture window and PIP associated parameters The following will describe how to save and invoke a preset scenario Press PRESET to enter the preset mode menu As shown in the preceding figure press PGM to switch between preview outputs and program outputs and press ENTER to switch scenarios Saving a Scenario After a scenario is set press ENTER to switch to saving mode and press a number key 0 9...

Page 38: ...on erasing mode If there are scenarios available The symbol which is corresponding to numbers is Press these numbers to recall or erase the scenarios Note If there are preset scenarios available changing resolutions of preview outputs or program outputs will cause all the scenarios to be cleared ...

Page 39: ...0 3V Sync 75 ohm HDMI 1 HDMI DVI1 0 HDMI1 3 downward compatible PC to 1920 1080 HD to 1080p SDI optional 2 BNC 1080p 60 50 30 25 24 1080i 60 50 720p 60 50 625i 525i Preview output Qty 1 VGA channel and 2DVI channels Connector DVI I Standard VESA Resolution 640x480 60Hz 800x600 60Hz 1024x768 60Hz 1280x1024 60Hz 1366x768 60Hz 1440x900 60Hz 1600x1200 60Hz 1680x1050 60Hz 1920x1080 60Hz 1920x1200 60Hz ...

Page 40: ...94 50 625i 525i VID PAL NTSC LED output Qty 1 VGA channel and 2 DVI channels Connector DVI I Standard VESA Resolution 640x480 60Hz 800x600 60Hz 1024x768 60Hz 1280x1024 60Hz 1366x768 60Hz 1440x900 60Hz 1600x1200 60Hz 1680x1050 60Hz 1920x1080 60Hz 1920x1200 60Hz 2048x1152 60Hz 2560x960 60Hz 1920x1080 50Hz 1280x720 50Hz 2304x1152 60Hz 1920x1280 60Hz 1536x1536 60Hz 1280x1920 60Hz User Define General p...

Page 41: ...signal is connected correctly Check whether the equipment supports the resolution and refresh the frequency Reset the equipment to factory default settings 3 VGA picture cannot be displayed on the full screen or is deflected Check whether VGA wire is up to standard or overlong Open the menu System VGA settings Automatic adjustment and hit VGA automatic adjustment Adjust the picture manually in VGA...

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