Selecting The Video Standard; Selecting The Generator Framing Reference - evertz HD9010-SIE Instruction Manual

3.8.1. Selecting the Video Standard

VIDEO TYPE
Vstd: auto
Vstd: 1080i/60
Vstd: 1080i/50
Vstd: 720p/60
Vstd: 1080p/24sF

3.8.2. Selecting the Generator Framing Reference

REFERENCE MODE
Ref: input
Ref: tri-lvl
Ref: Bi-lvl
OPERATION
HD9010-SIE High Definition Source ID Encoder Manual
The VIDEO STANDARD menu item is used to set the video standard in
use.
When you select auto the HD9010-SIE will auto detect the video
standard and automatically reconfigure itself.
standard will be shown in brackets.
You can also select the video standard manually.
Select 1080i/60 for operation with 1080i/59.94 or 1080i/60 video
conforming to SMPTE 274M.
Select 1080i/50 for operation with 1080i/50 video conforming to SMPTE
274M.
Select 1080p/24sF for operation with 1080p/23.98 or 1080p/24 video
conforming to SMPTE 274M.
Select 720p/60 for operation with 720p/59.94 or 720p/60 video
conforming to SMPTE 296M.
The REFERENCE MODE menu item is used to set whether the internal
timing of the HD9010-SIE will be locked to the input video or the
External Reference input.
character displays and LTC phasing, and output video timing reference
signals (TRS) are in turn locked to the internal timing reference of the
HD9010-SIE.
Select input to reference the HD9010-SIE to the input video. This
setting will cause the internal timing reference of the HD9010-SIE to
become disrupted and unlocked when an HD input signal is not
present. This may cause disturbances in the output video, but is the
preferred method when you cannot time the input video to the reference
within one line.
Select tri-lvl to reference the HD9010-SIE to a tri-level sync signal
applied to the GENLOCK input. Select bi-lvl to reference the HD9010-
SIE to a bi-level sync signal applied to the GENLOCK input. These
settings will allow the internal timing reference of the HD9010-SIE to
remain locked to the reference when an HD input signal is not present,
providing a stable video output. The input video must be timed to the
sync reference within one horizontal line period for proper alignment of
the picture content on the output video. The format of the reference
sync signal must be in accordance with the standards shown in Table
2-4.
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The updating of the generator clock,
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