Technical Description of TANDBERG 8000 with software version E3/B8
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4.4.4
Video Outputs
Video Output 1 and 3 provides main video (incoming/Self view [and PIP], Still Image and
menu). Video Output 2 and 4 provides Self-view and Still Image Graphics (Dual monitor).
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Video Output 1-2 supporting S-Video through Mini-DIN connectors.
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Video Output 3-4 supporting Composite signals through RCA connectors
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Levels:
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Composite;
1 V
pp
, 75 ohm load
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S-Video (Y/C); Y:
1 V
pp
, 75 ohm load
C (PAL):
0.3 V
pp
, 75 ohm load
C (NTSC):
0.28 V
pp
, 75 ohm load
4.4.5
XGA Output
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TANDBERG 8000 is provided with an XGA output port that scales the images- when required-
to fit XGA monitors.
The XGA output may be set as either a single or a dual monitor. It may also be set to Loopback,
in which case video from the XGA input is shown on the XGA output.
The following VGA, SVGA and XGA outputs are supported and may be received as Native
Resolutions from a remote system:
VGA SVGA XGA
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640X480_60Hz 800X600_60Hz 1024X768_60Hz
Note: By pressing the following buttons on the remote control it is possible to toggle between
the settings
VGA out loop
and
VGA out main
:
Snapshot – Far End – Snapshot – 1
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TANDBERG 8000 has an
Intelligent VGA <-> S-Video switching device
connected to
Dataport 1 to utilize the local dual monitor. It will switch the to VGA cable (thus SVGA
resolution on dual monitor) when PC is selected and S-Video cable (xCIF resolution on
dual monitor) when e.g. Main Camera is selected (ref. ch. 4.3.2).
Furthermore, whenever the TANDBERG 8000 system receives a video stream /
presentation in XGA resolution, the switching device will switch to VGA output. The
presentation will then be displayed on the dual monitor. This is applicable to receiving
XGA resolution on the main or the duo video stream.
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XGA only supported from software E1 onwards
