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(default in Windows). On Quad, you can select Channel 1. When you change your clock source, save your
file to save changes.
Note
The clock settings in the Pipeline Control application are used instead of the clock
settings in the Pipeline. The Pipeline's clock settings can be viewed and changed using
Pipeline Direct
When you configure clock settings in a schedule they are stored with the schedule, and
do not change the settings in the selected Pipeline.
Auto. When you select Auto in your schedule and the selected Pipeline is set to a specific timecode
option, the Pipeline provides a clock source based on the setting. For example, if the Input SDI signal for
Timecode option is checked and the Input SDI signal contains a VITC timecode, the Input SDI signal VITC
timecode is always used. (However, if there is no timecode in SDI, a zero timecode is supplied (see
reference column on right for timecode source priority).
When you select Auto in the schedule and also select Auto in the Pipeline itself
on page 40) using Pipeline Direct, utilize the two tables below
Pipeline Quad), The timecode source availability is noted, along with the hierarchy (top to bottom) of clock
references, at the far right.
Table 7–1. Pipeline SC – auto mode clock source options
Table 7–2. Pipeline Quad and HD Dual– auto mode clock source options
For example, if you're connected to a Pipeline SC and RS422 has a timecode, it will be used because it is
highest priority (column on right). If not, SDI time code will be used (2nd priority), etc.
RS422 Device. Uses the timecode provided by device attached to the RS-422 port on the target Pipeline;
usually a VTR. If timecode is not available, the Pipeline timecode is provided; a zero-based timecode is
provided if the Pipeline is not configured to use an SNTP server.
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(Using the Configure Panel on page 40Using the Configure
The Pipeline Settings Toolbar
Pipeline User's Guide
(Using the Configure Panel
(Table 7–1 for Pipeline SC,
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Panel).
Table 7–2 for