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Press the ENTER key to recall the last time that you entered into the generator. The display prompt at
the left of the display will blink while data entry mode is active, and the dual functioned keys are now
changed to their numeric values. If you want to re-enter this time press the ENTER key to complete the
data entry into the generator time
Pressing any numeric key will clear the previous value and place the new value into the numeric
display, starting at the right. Unentered digits are assumed to be zero, hence leading zero digits are
not required. When the required number of digits are entered, then press the ENTER key to complete
the data entry into the generator time.
Attempts to enter too many digits, or make illegal entries, i.e. 65 minutes, will result in the display
returning to the last valid time entry made. Re-enter the correct value and press the ENTER key.
Pressing the ESC key will cancel the data entry mode without changing any data.
The numeric keys return to their normal display functions when the data entry has been completed by
pressing ENTER or cancelled by pressing the ESC key. The display prompt will return to its steady On
state when data entry mode has been completed.
Numeric entry mode must be terminated (GTM will be On steady) before any of the
front panel keys will resume normal operation.
3.5.3. Turning the ATC Generator On
The ANC GEN ON/OFF key is used to turn the Ancillary Time code (ATC) inserter on and off. (You
must exit the Setup menu to turn the ATC generator on or off.) When the ATC generator is Off, the
program video passes through the ATC keyer with nothing added. When the ATC generator is On, the
RP188 ancillary time code and the VANC data packet will be added to the program video.
3.5.4. Setting the ATC Packet Type.
GEN ATC TYPE
Atc gen:ltc
Atc gen:vitc
Atc gen:ltc+vitc
3.5.5. Selecting the Line to Insert VANC Packets On.
In addition to inserting ATC packets into the HANC area of the HDSDI, the HD9010TM inserts a VANC
packet that contains the generator time and user bit information as well as user data entered using the
AUX COM serial port. Contact the factory for information about inserting user data into the VANC
packet.
OPERATION
HD9010-SIE High Definition Source ID Encoder Manual
The SMPTE RP188 recommended practice for Ancillary Timecode
(ATC) identifies two types of ATC packets. The GEN ATC TYPE menu
item is used to select whether the ATC generator will insert LTC, VITC
or both types of ancillary timecode packets.
Select ATC gen:LTC to insert LTC type ATC packets.
Select ATC gen:VITC to insert VITC type ATC packets.
Select ATC gen:LTC+VITC (default) to insert both LTC and VITC type
ATC packets.
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