Selecting The Video Standard; Adjusting The Horizontal Character Size; Adjusting The Front Panel Display Brightness; Resetting The 5010-Sie To Its Factory Defaults - evertz 5010 SIE Instruction Manual

VIDEO TYPE
VIDEO TYPE FIXED TO
NTSC
HORZ CHAR SIZE
HORIZONTAL
CHAR SIZE = 10
! " TO ADJUST
DISPLAY LEVEL
DISPLAY LEVEL = 2
# $ TO ADJUST
FACTORY RESET
** WARNING **
THIS COMPLETELY
RESETS UNIT
PRESS THE SHIFT +
SELECT KEYS TO
PROCEED
PRESS THE SELECT
KEY TO CANCEL
3.7.

PROGRAMMING A SOURCE ID MESSAGE INTO THE ENCODER

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

3.6.1. Selecting the Video Standard

The VIDEO TYPE menu item is used to select the video standard of the
program video. For the 5010-SIE the video type is fixed to NTSC

3.6.2. Adjusting The Horizontal Character Size

The HORZ CHAR SIZE menu item is used to adjust the character width.
Use the ! and " keys to adjust the right side of the raster. You will see
the width of the raster adjust as you press the ! and " keys.

3.6.3. Adjusting the Front Panel Display Brightness

The DISPLAY LEVEL menu item is used to adjust brightness of the front
panel display. Use the # and $ keys to adjust. You will see the front
panel brightness change as you press the # and $ keys.

3.6.4. Resetting the 5010-SIE to its Factory Defaults

The FACTORY RESET menu item is used to reset the 5010-SIE to the
factory default parameters. Press the SHIFT + ENTER keys when the sub
menu screen is displayed to reset the 5010-SIE to factory defaults. The
5010-SIE will perform a power-on configuration before returning to the
normal operating mode.
The 5010-SIE Source ID Encoder is capable of encoding a source ID
message in one of two formats.

3.7.1. 5 Character Source ID Format

The first format consists of up to 5 alpha-numeric characters followed by a
3 digit source number. Source ID messages are shown in the following
format:
AAAAA-NNN
The A represents alpha-numeric message characters and the N represents
message number digits. Leading spaces in the source ID message are
automatically blanked and the messages are right justified (moved adjacent
to the dash '-') by the encoder and local character display. Leading zeros
Model 5010-SIE Source ID Encoder Manual
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