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Vanity
PRO
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User Manual v1.2
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System Setup
The system setup allows the user to configure the screen, stand-by LED, and
synchronization clock outputs.
HDMI Mode: Sets the operation mode of the HDMI interface.
Two options are available: Extractor and Repeater.
The default mode is Extractor, and this setting should be
used for normal operation. In the Repeater mode, the HDMI
stream is passed through as is, including the audio data.
Also, the EDID data are passed through from the HDMI TX
port back to the HDMI source, bypassing the internal EDID.
The Repeater mode should be used only for debugging the
HDMI connectivity as it does not add any functionality over
the default Extractor mode. When the mode is changed the Vanity PRO automatically restarts with
the new settings.
Screen Brightness: Sets the screen brightness in the range 0-100. 0 is minimum brightness and
100 is maximum brightness.
LED Brightness: Sets the brightness of the stand-by LED. Three settings are available
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Low, Mid
and High.
Word Clock Out: Enables or disables the Word Clock output.
Super Clock Out: Enables or disables the Super Clock output.
HDMI AV Info
In this screen the user can see various parameters of the received HDMI stream as detected
by the HDMI interface. The data is extracted from the HDMI Audio Info Frame as per CEA-861-D.
Channel Count
: Indicated number of channels in the “Audio
Channel Count” (CC bits). Value can range from 2
to 8.
Channel Mapping
: Indicated number of “Channel
Configuration” (CA bits) in hexadecimal format. Please refer
to CEA-861-D section 6.6 for details.
Level Shift
: Indicated value of attenuation as “Level Shift
Value” (LSV bits) converted to dB. Value can
range from 0dB
to 15dB.
Format: Indicated current video format. There are three
possible values
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STD for Standard, EXT for Extended covering all 4Kx2K resolutions, and 3D
covering all 3D formats.
Colour Depth: Indicated Colour Depth (CD bits). There are five possible values
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24, 30, 36 and
48 bits per pixel and “–“ for not indicated.
Colour Format: Indicated Colour Format (Y bits). There are three possible values
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RGB,
YCbCr 4:2:2 and YCbCr 4:4:4.