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On the RX end (the decoder) the user can adjust the following:
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Color Space (Selection options: RGB 4:4:4, YCbCr 4:2:2, and YCbCr 4:4:4)
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Bit Depth (Selection options: 8 bit, 10 bit, 12 bit)
On Both TX and RX end the user can view the following information:
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Indicator light showing status, usually green or yellow.
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Green indicating good established signal, yellow indicates concern.
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If yellow, please check the information box in detail for why it is not green
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Status of the HDMI signal such as “valid non-HDCP signal”, if HDCP signal is important to the application
please pay close attention to this information
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Direction: the way data flows to this device, the camera should be TX and the decoder should say RX
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Current settings: this section will show the current resolution, aspect ratio, color space and bit depth information
that is actively being transmitted.
The information section will actively update itself with the most recent information. For example, if the color space is
changed on the decoder end, the information area will refresh itself to reflect the change without needing to refresh the
Dante Controller software.
Serial Config
Serial Config Tab is an additional 'plugin' tabs defined by Bolin, for the camera and decoder, with additional device
settings.
Serial Config Tab with Bolin Dante AV camera
Serial Config are used to set various transmission detail to establish serial control. This is for the RS-422 port on the
decoder (RX) to be able to send Visca RS-422 control from the keyboard controller to the camera (TX).
Baud Rate: This is the transmission rate of the serial
communication channel.
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The most common is 9600, meaning the
serial port can transfer a max of 9600 bits
per second.
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All devices should have the same baud rate
to appropriately communicate with each
other
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The image below shows the possible Baud
Rate options
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Data Bits: This setting changes the number
of data bits in each character. (Selection
options: 7 or 8)