Using Automatic Triggering - Quantum Data 980 User Manual

980 User Guide
 Quality – The Quality setting determines the frame rate used to show the incoming video. Selecting Low
reduces the frame rate. The High selection will display the video in its native frame rate.
 Aspect Ratio – The Aspect Ratio options can be set only if the Mode is set to Full. The Fit option will cause
the image to be scaled such that it occupies the entire window. The H:V option will display the image at its
native aspect ratio with letter boxing used to fill in the blank area. The 4:3 option will cause the image to
scale to a 4:3 aspect ratio. The 16:9 option will cause the image to be scaled to 16:9.Frame: This is the
number of frames that have been captured since the Start button was activated.
3. Select the Video Timing panel to view the video characteristics, timing and metadata. Refer to the section
Video Timing Panel.
4. Select the Video Color panel to view the video color any pixel. Refer to section
5. Select other panels in accordance with the data you wish to view.
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Using automatic triggering

The 980 provides a variety of automatic triggers available through Capture Control panel. The following procedures
describe how to capture data using these automatic triggers.
To capture data using automatic triggering:
1. (optional) If you are going to be taking some action on the device under test that will halt video, such as
unseating and reseating the HDMI cable, you will need to check the Video Check box in the Capture
Configuration section of the Capture Control dialog box.
2. Check the Generate Hot Plug on Capture Start button if you want the 980 to issue a hot plug to initiate HDCP
authentication. You also need to specify the duration of hot plug pulse in milliseconds.
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