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Creating and Editing Spyder Stereoscopic Configurations
Spyder Stereoscopic Option 2 (SSO2) User Manual 15
020-000869-01 Rev. 1 (04-2016)
Creating and Editing Spyder
Stereoscopic Configurations
This section describes the process of configuring the Spyder windowing system to generate a stereoscopic image
in SSO2 mode. As stereo configuration and operation procedures within Spyder are nearly the same as non-
stereo configurations, this section will focus on specific differences related to the MirageHD stereoscopic mode
of operation.
Building a new Configuration
The process of building a stereoscopic configuration in Spyder is almost identical to the process of building non-
stereo configurations, with a single important exception. The frame rate selector on the new configuration GUI
contains a ‘mode’ dropdown which designates whether the new configuration is to be generated for a normal
(2D) or a stereoscopic display. Selecting the ‘MirageHDStereo’ menu option will cause the PixelSpaces and
outputs to be created in SSO2 mode; the inputs for the system are defined after the initial configuration.
Figure 6: New Configuration Mode Selection
Figure 5 shows the mode selector in the new configuration GUI which is used as part of the definition of a new
stereoscopic configuration. Note that stereo modes are global, meaning that it is not possible to create both
stereo and non-stereo PixelSpaces in a single system using the new configuration GUI.
When running stereoscopic modes, the frame rate selection should be set to match the output frame rate when
running in MirageHD stereo mode. A Spyder frame running 59.94Hz interleaved stereo outputs, for example,
must be configured with an internal frame rate of NTSC (59.94Hz). Attempting to select a different frame rate
for the internal VI may cause erratic operation of both the inputs and outputs of the system.