Lightware MX2-8x8-HDMI20-L User Manual page 38

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6. Software Control – Lightware Device Controller
General Tab - Audio settings
INFO: Analog audio properties appears only in -A or -Audio suffixed
models, where there is an analog audio port beside the HDMI port.
Mute analog output
The analog audio output signal can be muted by this option.
Analog audio settings in the output port properties window
Analog output volume
Setting the value between -95.62 dB and 0 dB.
Analog output balance
Setting the value between -100 and +100 (0 = center).
Factory defaults
Resetting the default values:
▪ Analog output = unmuted,
Analog output volume = 0,
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Analog output balance = 0 (center).
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General Tab - Video status
The signal format and the detected parameters are described in these
sections.
Video status information in the output port properties window
The following signal status information are displayed in this section:
HPD present, Signal present, HDCP status, HDCP stream
bandwidth, Reported resolution, Color depth, Color space, Color range,
Colorimetry, Overscan/underscan, Frame Detector.
HDCP status
The currently applied HDCP encryption level (e.g. HDCP 1.4)
HDCP stream type
▪ non HDCP signal: the signal is not encrypted.
HDCP 1.4 stream: the signal is encrypted with HDCP v1.4
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▪ HDCP 2.2 stream (HDCP 1.4 convertable): the signal is encrypted with
HDCP 2.2 but can be converted to be encrypted with HDCP v1.4.
See the corresponding section in HDCP v2.2
HDCP 2.2 stream (non HDCP 1.4 convertable): the signal is encrypted
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with HDCP 2.2 and not allowed to convert and encrypt with
HDCP v1.4. In this case the signal can be displayed only on a
HDCP v2.2 compliant sink device.
Advanced tab
Advanced tab in the output port properties window
Signal quality
Signal information is available on this tab which can be used for cable
diagnostic purpose. The following information are displayed:
Signal error rate: number of the faulty charatcters per second
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INFO: If the signal error rate is zero, it refers to the perfect data
type, Signal
transmission. However, some sources send character errors
consciously during their regular operation.
▪ BCH ECC
Correction Codes errors means the error rate of the data
packages.
See more details about the advanced signal information in
Advanced Tab section.
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errors: Bose–Chaudhuri–Hocquenghem Error