Gigawave D-Cam Clip-On, Руководство оператора

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D-Cam Clip-On Operators Manual Issue 1 Page 13 of 13
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3.3 Status Monitoring
There is a red/green ‘status’ LED indicating the condition of the D-Cam Clip-On, if a fault
or warning exists the LED will indicate Red and the Status menu will indicate the nature of
the fault / warning. During initialisation of the unit the Status LED will be off.
The Status LED flashes RED to indicate a warning. This is due to:
No Video Input. Check the camera is switched on and the video
lead is correctly connected
The PA is turned off. To disable the RF Power Amplifier the C and ? are
pressed as the D-Cam Clip-On is switched on. This
allows the transmit frequency to be checked before
the PA is switched on.
3.4 System Configuration – Engineering Menu
The Engineering menu provides the method of hardware configuration. No user
adjustments or setup is provided internally.
The engineering menu is entered by pressing the ? and ‘C’ buttons simultaneously for
~10seconds, then releasing the ‘C’ button.
3.4.1 Prog Channels
Each of the sixteen frequency channels can be independently allocated the required
frequency in 1MHz steps.
The ? ? buttons are used to select the Channel to be assigned. The
E nter button then
allows the four ? ? ? ? to edit the required frequency. The E nter button then stores the
value and returns to the Main menu.
3.4.2 FW Inventory
The firmware version for the encoder and main unit controller can be obtained from this
menu
3.4.3 Video Input
The D-Cam Clip-On can accept CVBS via the BNC input, or CVBS, YC, YUV via the six
pin LEMO Video input.
SDI digital video can also be input via the BNC 75
Ω
connector if required this can also be
used to input CVBS analogue video.
Note: The CVBS LEMO input (Pin 1 & 2) is paralleled with the BNC input when CVBS is
selected; only connect to either one of these inputs or an incorrect signal level may result.
All the routing is controlled by the controller according to the required selected option.
The ? ? buttons are used to select the required video input type. The
E nter button then
stores the value and returns to the Main menu.