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SPG8000A User Manual
Use Stay Genlock
®
Stay Genlock
®
details
Stay GenLock
®
is a digital genlock technology developed by Tektronix to
provide additional robustness and stability for genlocked Sync Pulse
Generators (SPGs), as in a master/slave configuration.
If the external reference is removed from the genlock input, the instrument
must use the internal oscillator as a frequency reference. Although the OXCO
is a precision component, small frequency differences are inevitable. However,
the Stay GenLock
®
technology maintains a history of the clock frequency, and
therefore attempts to hold the last stable frequency before genlock was
lost.
See
Video Sync Pulse Generator and Electronic Changeover Unit System
Integration Technical Reference
manual for more information about the Stay
Genlock
®
function.
Enable Stay Genlock
®
To enable the Stay GenLock
®
function on the instrument:
Note
:
These
procedures use the front panel controls on the instrument to enable
Stay GenLock
®
. You can also use the Reference menu in SPG8000A Web
Interface to enable Stay GenLock
®
1.
On
the
front
-
panel
press
REFERENCE
to
access
the
REFERENCE
menu.
2.
Press the up
(▲)
or
down
(▼)
arrow
button to
display
REFERENCE :
LOCK LOSS ACTION
.
3.
Press
the left (◄) or right (►) arrow button to display
Stay at
Current Frequency
, and then press
ENTER
to confirm the
selection.
Use Genlock Lock Action mode
In some cases, locking to a reference can cause a disruption or
shock
to the
sync signals. To prevent this disruption, Genlock Lock Action mode can be
set so you have to allow the system to lock or relock to the reference. This
mode is supported when locking to NTSC, PAL, tri
-
level, and CW signals.
T
o access Genlock Lock Action mode:
1.
Press
REF
.
2.
Press
the up (▲) or down (▼) arrow button to display the
REFERENCE : GL LOCK ACTION MODE
menu.
Summary of Contents for SPG8000A
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Page 190: ...176 SPG8000A User Manual Figure 73 EMBED button menu diagram...
Page 194: ...180 SPG8000A User Manual Figure 77 DOLBY E CONFIG submenu diagram part 2...
Page 197: ...SPG8000A User Manual 183 Figure 81 REF button menu diagram part 2...
Page 200: ...186 SPG8000A User Manual Figure 84 SDI button menu diagram part 2...
Page 211: ...SPG8000A User Manual 197 Figure 96 SDI ANC PAYLOAD submenu diagram part 2...
Page 213: ...SPG8000A User Manual 199 Figure 97 STATUS button menu diagram part 1...
Page 215: ...SPG8000A User Manual 201 Figure 99 SYSTEM button menu diagram part 1...
Page 216: ...202 SPG8000A User Manual Figure 100 SYSTEM button menu diagram part 2...
Page 225: ...SPG8000A User Manual 211 Figure 107 SNMP TRAPS submenu diagram part 2...
Page 240: ...226 SPG8000A User Manual Figure 123 PTP primary master menu diagram part 1...
Page 241: ...SPG8000A User Manual 227 Figure 124 PTP primary master menu diagram part 2...
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