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FoveaHD Remote Control

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Version 1.2

Calibre UK Ltd

Cornwall House,

Cornwall Terrace

Bradford, West Yorkshire

BD8 7JS, England

Telephone +44 (0)1274 394125

Fax + 44 (0)1274 730960

techsupport@calibreuk.com

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Page 1 FoveaHD Remote Control Guide Version 1.2 Calibre UK Ltd Cornwall House, Cornwall Terrace Bradford, West Yorkshire BD8 7JS, England Telephone +44 (0)1274 394125 Fax + 44 (0)1274 730960 Email techsupport@calibreuk.com Web-site www.calibreuk.com ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction The Basic System Flexible Connectivity Menu Tree Control via Front Panel Buttons Control via Web Browser Control via RS232 Control via TCP/IP LAN Non Valid Commands and Queries ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 1...
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction This guide is a non-technical introduction to operating The FoveaHD by remote control. The guide describes how to connect to a network and use the built-in Web Server and alternatively how to TCP/IP and RS232 API control commands. This guide does not replace the product user manual or the set-up guide, it covers only the essential functions to get started.
Page 4: The Basic System
TCP/IP LAN Control RS232 Control Flexible Connectivity The FoveaHD can be fully controlled via the front panel buttons and the built in LCD panel. It also has three control ports on the rear panel as marked in the diagram below. 1. The...
Page 10: Control Via Front Panel Buttons
Control via Front Panel LCD and Menu Buttons The FoveaHD has front panel LCD display which gives status information and access to the in-built menu system. IN: 1920x1080i @50.00 Hz 3G-SDI 1 OUT:1920x1080i @59.94 Hz Free Run Mode 3G-SDI 1...
Page 11: Control Via Web Browser
If the user is operating the Fovea’s Web Server in DHCP mode, Calibre publish a Discovery Tool which the user can run to find Calibre processors on the users local area network. It can be down- loaded from http://www.calibreuk.com/software/vxl/DiscoveryTool_V1.0.exe...
Page 12 Click on the IP address of the unit you wish to access that machine’s Web server. Below are examples of how to navigate within this menu This is the index page when connecting to the Web server via Firefox browser ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 11...
Page 13 Click on the MEMC Exclusion zone: In this menu section an area of the screen can be excluded from the Motion Compensation for applications such as ticker tape data at the bottom of the screen. ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 12...
Page 14 Going back to the main menu Click on Time Code Settings: In this section of the menu all the settings for free run or input referenced time code can be accessed ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 13...
Page 15 The next item in the main menu is Input Select Click on the drop down box to reveal the list of available inputs, to select click on the required input ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 14...
Page 16 The next item in the main menu is Input Adjust There is a separate independant memory for the adjustments you make to each input. ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 15...
Page 17 Each of the third layer menus are pictured below Refer to the User Manual and set-up guide for more detailed instructions Clock Position is for adjustment of the VGA input only ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 16...
Page 32: Control Via Rs232
AAAAAE = CVBS 2, AAAAAF = S-Video, AAAAAG = DVI, AAAAAH = HDMI, AAAAAI = Analog, AAAAAJ = Test Pattern. In this case AAAAAB = change to input 3G-SDI 2 vi. A - always end the string with this character ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 31...
Page 33 This example is used to provide easily visible changes:- To request the range of valid values when setting the LCD panel back light send the following:- APBAAC8ACAAAAAAA to ask for the minimum valid value ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 32...
Page 34 So the valid range of settings for this function are between AAAAAA and AAAAD/ (0 – 255) If the user now sends the command APCAAC8AEAAAABBA, as described in the previous examples in this guide, the LCD window will be set to brightness 65 of 255. ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 33...
Page 35: Control Via Tcp/Ip Lan
A setting such as audio delay will have a wide range of valid range settings. Requesting the available range of the ‘Value’ This example is used to provide easily visible changes:- ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 34...
Page 36 - is the enquiry value in BASE64 alphabet vi. A - always end the string with this character The answer will be returned OK:AAAAD/ This is how the answer is shown:- OK:AAAAD/¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Zª²øª¬°Z¥ZKÜ(¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥[Z¥¥Z¥Z¥Z[¥¥Z¥Z¤ZZ ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZÚ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z ¥Z¥ZZ¥µZ¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥ZµZZ¥¥[¥Z¥Z Z¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Ú¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZJ¥¥ZµZ¥ZZ¥¥Z ¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥µZ¥Z¥ZZ¥¤Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥[¥Z Z¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ§¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z¥Z¥ZZ¥¥Z ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 35...
Page 37: Non Valid Commands And Queries
If a non valid command or request is made the Fovea HD will return the answer ER: followed by a string such as ER:AAAAADAAAAAA = Function is not implemented Error codes can be found in the API manual section 3.2.2.4 E&OE ©Calibre UK Limited issue 1.2 December 2013 E&OE Page 36...

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