Datasat XD20, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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XD20 Installation and Operating Guide Version 1.1
Document # 9301H264001.1 87
7.6.1.2. Output Control Pins
This menu is used to assign functions to output control pins. When entering this menu the current
assignments are displayed next to the pin number, as shown below.
I/O Control
→
Pin Definitions
→
Outputs
To change the pin assignment, move the cursor to the desired pin number and press Enter. A menu will
appear with a list of all of the available output pin assignments, as shown below.
Unassigned Unused by XD20.
End Pulse Used for the end pulse during the video playlist automation sequence.
DTS Output Output will be low whenever the XD20 is playing audio (or the Blue
Audio light is on).
ES Output Output will be low whenever the XD20 is playing audio for extended
surround (soundtrack audio only).
Start Pulse Used for the start pulse during the video playlist automation sequence.
CSS Enabled Output will be low when the CSS mode is either ON or
ONE SHOW and a subtitle language is selected. If the subtitle language
were set to Automation (
Language Setup ), then this signal would be
disabled if the selected automation subtitle language is set to CSS OFF.
Video On Output will be low when playing video.
Exit Menus Returns to the Status display.
7.6.2.
Language Setups
The Language Setups menu allows you to automate the soundtrack and/or CSS subtitle language using
one or more input control pin(s). The following describes the use of the language setups:
1. Language Versions must be enabled in order to automate soundtrack languages. (See Setup
→
Audio
→
Language Versions on page 70 ).
2. Assign input pin 1 as “Lang Setup”. A low signal on this pin will then select the soundtrack and
CSS subtitle language defined by “Setup Input 1”. Alternately, input 2 and input 3 may be used
for “Setup Input 2” and “Setup Input 3”, respectively. A low signal on any of these pins selects
the corresponding language setup definition. This allows for a total of 4 possible language
combinations (Default, and Setup 1-3) based on the input control signal. Only one language setup
pin should be held low at a time.
Note: These language setups are only active if the corresponding Aux control Input pins are
set to “Lang Setup”.
3. Define the soundtrack and/or CSS subtitle language for the “Default” setup. This selects the
language that will be used when none of the language setup input pins are held low.
4. Define the soundtrack and/or CSS subtitle language for any of the input pins that are assigned
“Lang Setup”. “Lang Setup 1-3” will be used for Pins 1-3, respectively.