Turning Off The Hdsdi Characters When The Program Source Is 'On Air; Setting The Lvs Address; Working With System Parameters - evertz HD9010-SIE Instruction Manual

3.8.6. Turning off the HDSDI Characters When The Program Source is 'ON AIR'

ON AIR MODE
On air mode off
On air mode status
On air mode gpi
On air mode gpi/sts

3.8.7. Setting the LVS address

LVS ADDRESS
Lvs Address = xx

3.8.8. Working with System Parameters

The HD9010-SIE allows the user to control various seldom-used features and debug aids by the use of
system parameters.
parameters are identified by a parameter number. Each parameter has a 4 byte signed binary number
value with the default value for each parameter being zero. There are two menus item used to set the
System parameter class and number and a third menu item, to change its value. Contact the factory
before changing any System parameters from their default values.
SYS PARM CLASS
Sys Prm Class=0
SYS PARM NUMBER
Sys Prm Num=0
SYS PARM VALUE
Sys Prm Value=0
OPERATION
HD9010-SIE High Definition Source ID Encoder Manual
The Characters on the HDSDI output of the HD9010-SIE can be turned
off when the source device is in PLAY or VAR PLAY or when the SID
GPI input is closed to ground. This feature is controlled by the ON AIR
menu item.
Select On air mode status to blank all the Character windows on the
HDSDI output when the machine Status is Play or VAR. The SID GPI
input is ignored.
Select On air mode gpi to blank all the Character windows on the
HDSDI output when the SID GPI input is closed to ground.
machine status is ignored.
Select On air mode gpi/sts to blank all the Character windows on the
HDSDI output when the machine Status is Play or VAR, or when the
SID GPI input is closed to ground.
When On air mode off is selected, the Character windows on the
HDSDI outputs ignore the VTR Status and the SID GPI input.
The LVS ADDRESS menu item is used to set up the LVS address that
the HD9010-SIE will respond to when it is in one of the LVS modes.
Use the SHAFT ENCODER to adjust. Valid numbers are in the range of
01 to 09.
These parameters are grouped according to classes.
This menu sets the system parameter class for the parameter value
you want to change.
This menu sets the system parameter number for the parameter value
you want to change.
This menu changes the value of the system parameter selected by the
SYS PARM VALUE and SYS PARM NUMBER menu items.
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