Adding The Ntsc Setup Pedestal; Colour Bars; Setting The Composite Display Mode - Colour Or Monochrome; Setting The Video Level - evertz 7700 Manual

7700 MultiFrame Manual
7714HDC High Quality Down Converter

6.9.1. Adding the NTSC Setup Pedestal

Composite Output
NTSC setup
pedestal
Off
On

6.9.2. Colour Bars

Composite Output
Colour bars
On,
Off
6.9.3. Setting the Composite Display Mode – Colour or Monochrome
Composite Output
Composite
display mode
Colour
B/W

6.9.4. Setting the Video Level

Composite Output
Video level
-64 to 64,
0

6.9.5. Setting the Hue

Composite Output
Hue
-22.5 to 22.5
0.0

6.9.6. Setting the Horizontal Blanking

Composite Output
H Blanking
Wide,
Narrow
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Composite NTSC analog video may have a 7.5 IRE pedestal while 4:2:2 SDI
video does not. This control, when set to On, will add the pedestal and re-scale
the video accordingly. The setup pedestal should not be present on composite
video when operating in Japan.
This control enables and disables an internally generated colour bar signal to aid
in video level calibration.
Note: If the composite output is being used to view the OSD menu, the menu will
disappear when the test signal is engaged.
If monochrome operation is desired on the composite output, colour may be
turned off with this control.
This control allows the user to adjust the output level of the analog video
(including sync). When set to 0, the nominal output video level will be 140 IRE.
This control allows the user to adjust the Hue of the analog video in steps of 0.1
degrees.
When set to Narrow, the H blanking will be 10.7µsec wide. When set to Wide,
the H blanking will be 11.2µsec.
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