Extron electronics Emotia Xtreme MX, Руководство пользователя

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Extron • Emotia Xtreme MX • User’s Manual Page 1-2
Introduction to the Emotia Xtreme MX
Features
• Component Video Output — The Emotia Xtreme MX provides high
quality video output in the Component Video format (R-Y, B-Y, Y)
on BNC connectors.
• Horizontal/Vertical Sizing and Positioning — These controls allow
centering and sizing of the output image for optium positioning on
the display device. All images displayed through the Emotia Xtreme
MX can be displayed full-screen and without any image cropping
utilizing the sizing and shifting controls.
• Genlock — Genlock capabilities allow for the integration of the scan
converted images into a professional broadcast environment.
Genlocking provides for seamless, vertical interval switching of
these converted high resolution sources, and other video sources.
Front panel access to horizontal phasing and subcarrier phasing
control is provided for easy adjustment.
• Multiscanning — The Emotia Xtreme MX automatically recognizes
all signals from 29 kHz to 92 kHz and resolutions from 320 x 200 up
to 1600 x 1280.
• Outputs — The Emotia Xtreme MX outputs NTSC or PAL video,
Y/C (S-Video), Component Video and RGBS to fulfill any
application and offer compatibility with virtually any output source.
• Pan/Zoom — The Emotia Xtreme MX has totally variable Horizontal
and Vertical sizing controls that even allow for complete “pan and
scan” around the displayed image up to 200%. With analog control,
adjust the image position and size on screen for maximum usability.
• Presets — Recall previous settings without having to re-position or
size the image. There are twenty one different presets for sizing
and positioning of all input sources.
• Six Levels of Anti-Flicker — Although the Emotia Xtreme MX
produces extremely clear output resolution, an anti-flicker switch
has been included to ensure complete satisfaction. There are 6
levels of built in anti-flicker to fit virtually any application specifically
and significantly decrease the flicker that is inherent to interlaced
video allowing for a smooth, clean and stable image output.