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Model HD9155 Production Afterburner Manual
VIDEO LTC OUT:
A Male XLR connector for the output of SMPTE/EBU linear time code to the video
recorder. This output will be jam synced to the RP188 ancillary timecode on the incoming HD
video, adjusted for the 5 frame (at 29.97 Fps) video processing delay through the HD9155.
When the HD Video input is in the 1080p/24sF video format, the input timecode rate of 24 Fps
will be converted to 30 Fps timecode such that the zero frame of the second is coincident. The
LTC out can also be jam synced to incoming LTC by setting the Video TC source to LTC using
the 9150 Configware™ software.
2.1.5. Parallel I/O Connections
PARALLEL I/O: A 9 pin female 'D' connector contains several general purpose parallel remote control
inputs and outputs. Table 2-2 shows the default functions of the Parallel I/O connector pins.
The functions of the pins shown are the power up defaults; however, the functions of pins 1, 4,
5, 8, and 9 may be changed by changing the default system parameter values. See chapter 5
for more information about the functions of the I/O connector pins by changing system
parameters using the 9150 Configware™ software.
Pin
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
VCGOnOFF Characters On/Off
9
Table 2-2: Parallel I/O Connector Default Pin Definitions
2.1.6. Serial I/O Connections
SERIAL CONTROL: A 9 pin female 'D' connector for connection to a computer running the 9150
Configware™ software. This port is also used for firmware upgrades to the HD9155. The
pinout of this connector is such that a 'straight-thru' cable can be used to connect to the
computer COM port. See section 2.7 for a cable wiring diagram and more information on
connecting the HD9155 to the computer.
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Name
6 Hz In
6 Hz Sequence Input
Reserved
Reserved
Vid Std
Video Standard Select
Vout SEQ
Output Video Sequence (3:2)
GND
Ground
Reserved
6 Hz
6 Hz Sequence Out
Description
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