Opengear SPG-8260 User Manual page 17

LED
Reference
Green
Yellow
Off
Video Green
Output 1
Flashing
Green
Video
Green
Output 2
Flashing
Green
Video
Green
Output 3
Flashing
Green
Video
Green
Output 4
Flashing
Green
Audio
Green
Flashing
Green
Off
SPG-8260(-W) User Guide (v5.0)
Table 1 LEDs on the SPG-8260 Series
Color Display and Description
When lit green, this LED indicates that the card is locked
to the external reference.
When lit yellow, this LED indicates that the card is using
the internal reference source.
When unlit, this LED indicates that the current selected
reference is not available or the reference format is not
supported.
When lit green, this LED indicates that Output 1 (BNC 1
and 2) is Genlocked to the selected reference or the
internal reference is used.
When flashing green, this LED indicates that Output 1
(BNC 1 and 2) cannot be Genlocked to the selected
reference and is either Field Boundary locked, Clock
locked, or free running.
When lit green, this LED indicates that Output 2 (BNC 3
and 4) is Genlocked to the selected reference and the
internal reference is used.
When flashing green, this LED indicates that Output 2
(BNC 3 and 4) cannot be Genlocked to the selected
reference and is either Field Boundary locked, Clock
locked, or free running.
When lit green, this LED indicates that Output 3 (BNC 5
and 6) is Genlocked to the selected reference and the
internal reference is used.
When flashing green, this LED indicates that Output 3
(BNC 5 and 6) cannot be Genlocked to the selected
reference and is either Field Boundary locked, Clock
locked, or free running.
When lit green, this LED indicates that Output 4 (BNC 7
and 8) is Genlocked to the selected reference and the
internal reference is used.
When flashing green, this LED indicates that Output 4
(BNC 7 and 8) cannot be Genlocked to the selected
reference and is either Field Boundary locked, Clock
locked, or free running.
When lit green, this LED indicates that the AES reference
is the output.
When flashing green, this LED indicates that the Word
Clock is the output.
When unlit, this LED indicates that the audio output is
disabled by the user.
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