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The format and content of the displays may change as the firmware evolves, but here are the current
displays. Some content is intended for use only by the Evertz engineers, and is not documented
("EV_ENG"). Some displays may be truncated when using Standard Definition video.
Some Displays show a line of "@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@" characters under specific conditions. These
displays are designed to be visible on an oscilloscope that is monitoring the output video (usually in some
analog form).
5.6.1. WIN BP (0) Biphase Display
BP:04321:+100.3 DY:222222 B:+0 X:+4
current biphase hardware counter value
04321
% of play speed
+100
state (0-3) of the two biphase inputs at sample time
.3
dynamics flags of the biphase based film, video and audio systems respectively
DY:222222
biphase 'noise' counter. Counts invalid biphase transitions
B:+0
For Evertz Engineering Use Only
X:+0
5.6.2. WIN HW (1) Hardware Display
IN:0110011 DIP:11111110
real time display of parallel port inputs MSB (6) to LSB (0), including some internal inputs
IN:0110011
DIP:11111110 real time display of DIP switch, MSB (8) to LSB (1), where 0 indicates switch is in the
DOWN/ON position.
5.6.3. WIN TFPHASE (2) Timecode to Film Phase Indicator
VTF:0000000B0 A:0000000B0 C
video timecode absolute frames extrapolated back to film abs frames 0. The B is
VTF:0000000B0
the pulldown indicator (A, B, C, D) of biphase video timecode hh:mm:ss:00 frames. The
pulldown indicator acts as the decimal point of the timecode-to-film phase indicator
likewise for the audio biphase timecode
A:0000000B0
pulldown indicator for KeyKode ffff+00 frames
C
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
9025TR Series Film Footage Encoders Manual
Revision 1.3
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