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Summary of Contents for Broadcast DPS ES-2200
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Table of Contents..........................1 Table of figures ..........................3 Introduction ............................4 DPS ES-2200 General Description....................4 Compatible DPS Products ........................ 5 Chapter 1: Installation and Configuration ..................6 Unpacking & Inspection........................6 Mounting............................6 ES-2200 System Configuration......................8 ES-2200T Configuration Options ..................... - Page 3 Timing ......................................28 MicroSYNC CONFIGURE Select ............................29 MicroSYNC Configuration Functions............................30 V-Scope Controls ........................... 31 RS-2800 Personal Routing Switcher....................32 Chapter 4: Video Connections......................33 Personal TBC III Connectors ..............................33 Personal TBC IV Connectors ......................35 DPS 8-Bit MicroSYNC Connectors ....................37 DPS MicroSYNC-X Connectors .............................39 Personal V-Scope Connectors..............................41 Personal Video Routing Switcher Connectors ........................43...
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Page 4: Table Of Figures
Table of figures Figure 1-1: ES-2200 Top View Figure 1-2: ES-2200 Front Panel DIP Switch Assignments Figure 2-1: ES-2200T Front Panel Figure 2-2: ES-2200T Controls Figure 2-3: MicroSYNC Controls in the ES-2200T Chassis Figure 3-1: ES-2200S Front Panel Figure 3-2: ES-2200S Controls Figure 4-1: Personal TBC III I/O Connectors Figure 4-2: Personal TBC III Card Figure 4-3: Personal TBC IV I/O Connectors... -
Page 5: Introduction
DPS ES-2200 General Description The DPS ES-2200 is a 2-slot expansion system intended to accommodate any combination of up to two DPS Personal Series or MicroSYNC plug-in cards. The functions of the DPS Personal Series cards installed in the system can be operated by the front panel control or by software using the rear panel RS-232 connector. -
Page 6: Compatible Dps Products
8x1 matrix originate from the card edge. The inputs to the 8x1 input matrix originate from the card edge and cannot be used in an ES-2200 chassis. Up to two DPS Personal Video Routing Switchers can be installed in the DPS ES-2200 Expansion System. -
Page 7: Chapter 1: Installation And Configuration
Configuration Unpacking & Inspection This unit has been thoroughly calibrated and inspected, both electrically and mechanically, to ensure that it meets the published specifications. The following items are included with each DPS ES-2200 Expansion System: DESCRIPTION DPS ES-2200 Expansion System DPS ES-2200 Operator’s Manual... -
Page 8: Figure 1-1: Es-2200 Top View
Front Panel DIP Switch DC Power Cables Settings RS-232 Cables Power Supply RS-232 “Input” Unit 1 DC Power Input Remote RS-232 DB-9 Port RS-232 “Input” Unit 2 DC Power Input Figure 1-1: ES-2200 Top View... -
Page 9: Es-2200 System Configuration
ES-2200 System Configuration This section shows how to set cards and install them to be operated from the front panel of the ES-2200 unit. Remember: All DIP Switches must be configured with the power off. Static electricity from your body can damage the cards. To prevent this type of damage, you should handle them carefully: •... -
Page 10: Es-2200T Configuration Options
ES-2200T Configuration Options It is possible to install a single card – TBC, MicroSYNC, V-Scope or Routing Switcher in the ES-2200T chassis. In such a case, the card should be installed in the Unit 1 position unless it is a V-Scope. If it is a V-Scope, it should always go in the Unit 2 position. -
Page 11: Es-2200T Card Installation
ES-2200T Card Installation Remove the carrier plates from the backs of the cards. Save the screws to mount the cards in the chassis. With the power off, remove the top cover of the chassis. If the card to be installed in the unit 1 position is a Personal V-Scope, place DIP Switch 1 in the DOWN position, and all others UP. -
Page 12: Es-2200S Configuration Options
ES-2200S Configuration options The ES-2200S chassis is designed to accept DPS 8-bit MicroSYNC cards and 10-bit MicroSYNC-X cards, as well as Personal V-Scopes, VDAs and Routing Switchers. The possible combinations are: Unit 1 Unit 2 VS-2400 VS-2410 VS-2400 VS-2400 VS-2410 VS-2410 VS-2400 V-Scope... - Page 13 Install the 3 wire RS-232 cable for unit 2 (figure 2-1) to the 3 pin header labeled INPUT at the top of the second card near the BNC connectors. 10. If there is a card intended for the unit 2 position, press the power supply's edge connector for unit 2 onto the second card as far as it will go.
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Page 14: Chapter 2: Es-2200T Operation
Chapter 2: ES-2200T Operation SELECT TIMING INPUT FREEZE BALANCE PROC AMP ES-2200T UNIT UNIT H-POS NTSC SVHS FRM/FLD TAKE BLUE VIDEO BLACK CHROMA FLAT 1H 2H PK/VAR FREEZE SUPER WAVFRM VECTOR OVERLAY SPLIT DUAL TBC EXPANSION SYSTEM UNITY V-SCOPE CONTROLS TBC CONFIGURATION REMOTE CONFIGURE... -
Page 15: Unit Select
SELECT TIMING INPUT FREEZE BALANCE PROC AMP UNIT UNIT H-POS NTSC SVHS FRM/FLD TAKE BLUE VIDEO BLACK CHROMA FLAT 1H 2H PK/VAR FREEZE SUPER WAVFRM VECTOR OVERLAY SPLIT UNITY REMOTE CONFIGURE STROBE FILM MD STORE RECALL PREVIOUS UNITY VRT BLKG MONO GEN MD BURST... -
Page 16: Tbc Card Controls
TBC Card Controls Push buttons on the ES-2200T unit can have up to three control functions associated with them. Primary functions are in Black. Secondary functions are in Blue. Shift functions are in Italic. Proc Amp Proc Amp controls are applicable to TBC cards. The Proc Amp controls are VIDEO LEVEL, BLACK LEVEL, CHROMA LEVEL, and HUE LEVEL. -
Page 17: Memory Functions
Memory Functions These functions are shift functions in italics below the Proc Amp controls. The ES-2200T stores all current settings, such as Proc-amp levels and system timing in its own non-volatile memory. The memory is automatically updated once every three seconds. These settings are automatically recalled and transferred to the resident TBC cards on power up, so that system timing and Proc-amp levels are not lost. -
Page 18: Balance
Balance The Color Balance controls are labeled BALANCE on the front panel. RED and BLUE are primary functions. FILM MD is a shift function below BLUE in italics. These controls are used to change the white balance of the processed video signal on an installed TBC card. -
Page 19: Timing
Timing The SYSTEM TIMING or GENLOCK controls are used to modify the timing of the video outputs from the installed TBC cards so that correct system timing is maintained when the unit is used in conjunction with other video processing equipment. -
Page 20: Tbc Configuration
TBC Configuration The TBC card can be configured with a number of setup modes. In order to change a setup mode, you must perform the following steps: Choose the ES-2200 channel containing the TBC card using the UNIT 1/ UNIT 2 SELECT button. Place the TBC card into CONFIGURATION SELECT mode by pressing the NTSC/S-VHS INPUT button so that the NTSC and S-VID LEDs are flashing In CONFIGURATION mode, each button takes on a new function. -
Page 21: Tbc Configuration Functions
TBC Configuration Functions Button Function/ Mode VRT BLKG Vertical Blanking Width 1. Narrow 2. Wide MONO Monochrome Mode 1. Normal 2. Forced Monochrome GEN MD Genlock Adjust 1.Genlock Adjust Enable 2. Genlock Adjust Disable BURST Output Burst Mode 1. On 2. -
Page 22: V-Scope Controls
V-Scope Controls V-Scope commands appear in red directly above the front panel buttons. They are valid when the selected unit is a V-Scope, as determined by the DIP Switch settings outlined in the installation section of this manual. WAVFRM Places the V-Scope in FULL SCREEN WAVEFORM DISPLAY mode. VECTOR Places the V-Scope in FULL SCREEN VECTOR DISPLAY SCOPE mode. -
Page 23: Rs-2800 Personal Routing Switcher
RS-2800 Personal Routing Switcher Routing Switcher commands are not on the ES-2200T front panel. A stick-on label is provided with each switcher card. This label should be applied to the front panel underneath the proc-amp controls. The ES-2200T can be configured to control one or two switcher cards. The Routing Switcher card has a four by one (4x1) switching matrix accessible through the four input BNC connectors at the rear of the card. -
Page 24: Controlling An 8-Bit Microsync
Controlling an 8-bit MicroSYNC in the ES-2200T Chassis BYPASS PROCESS SELECT TIMING INPUT FREEZE BALANCE PROC AMP UNIT UNIT H-POS NTSC SVHS FRM/FLD TAKE BLUE VIDEO BLACK CHROMA FLAT 1H 2H PK/VAR FREEZE SUPER WAVFRM VECTOR OVERLAY SPLIT UNITY REMOTE CONFIGURE STROBE FILM MD... -
Page 25: Chapter 3: Es-2200S Operation
Chapter 3: ES-2200S Operation Figure 3-1: ES-2200S Front Panel SELECT TIMING FREEZE FUNCTION PROC AMP ES-2200S UNIT UNIT H-POS FRM/FLD TAKE BYPASS PROCESS VIDEO BLACK CHROMA FLAT 1H 2H PK/VAR FREEZE SUPER WAVFRM VECTOR OVERLAY SPLIT DUAL MicroSYNC EXPANSION SYSTEM UNITY REMOTE CONFIGURE... -
Page 26: Unit Select
SELECT TIMING FREEZE FUNCTION PROC AMP UNIT UNIT H-POS FRM/FLD TAKE BYPASS PROCESS VIDEO BLACK CHROMA FLAT 1H 2H PK/VAR FREEZE SUPER WAVFRM VECTOR OVERLAY SPLIT UNITY REMOTE CONFIGURE STROBE STORE RECALL PREVIOUS UNITY VRT BLKG MONO GEN MD BURST BLK OUT SYNC MD CLAMP... -
Page 27: Microsync Controls
MicroSYNC Controls The MicroSYNC controls are shown in bold black text on the front panel. The section below explains the effect each control has on the installed MicroSYNC card. Proc Amp Controls The proc amp controls are applicable to MicroSYNC cards. The proc Amp controls are VIDEO LEVEL, BLACK LEVEL, CHROMA LEVEL, and HUE LEVEL. -
Page 28: Memory
Memory These functions are shift functions below the Proc Amp controls. The ES-2200S stores all current settings, such as Proc-amp levels and system timing, in its own non-volatile memory. The memory is automatically updated once every three seconds. These settings are automatically recalled and transferred to the resident MicroSYNC card on power up, so that system timing and Proc-amp levels are not lost. -
Page 29: Timing
Timing The SYSTEM TIMING controls (or GENLOCK controls) are used to modify the timing of the video outputs from the installed MicroSYNC cards, so that correct system timing is maintained when the unit is used in conjunction with other video processing equipment. When a reference video signal is connected to the selected (installed) MicroSYNC reference video input, the outputs from that card will nominally be co-timed with this signal. -
Page 30: Microsync Configure Select
MicroSYNC CONFIGURE Select The MicroSYNC card (VS-2400) can be configured with a number of CONFIGURATION functions. To change a CONFIGURATION function, perform the following steps: Choose the ES-2200 channel containing the MicroSYNC card using the UNIT 1/ UNIT 2 SELECT button. Place the MicroSYNC card into CONFIGURATION mode by pressing the CONFIGURE button for one second so that the CONFIGURE LEDs are both flashing. -
Page 31: Microsync Configuration Functions
MicroSYNC Configuration Functions Button Function/ Mode VRT BLKG Vertical Blanking Width 1. Narrow 2. Wide MONO Monochrome Mode 1. Normal 2. Forced Monochrome GEN MD Genlock Adjust 1. Auto 2. External Reference 3. Internal Reference 4. Ext. Ref. and Genlock Adjust Disable 5. -
Page 32: V-Scope Controls
V-Scope Controls V-Scope commands appear in red directly above the front panel buttons. They are valid when the selected unit is a V-Scope, as determined by the DIP Switch settings outlined in the installation section of this manual. WAVFRM Places the V-Scope in FULL SCREEN WAVEFORM DISPLAY mode. VECTOR Places the V-Scope in FULL SCREEN VECTOR DISPLAY SCOPE mode. -
Page 33: Rs-2800 Personal Routing Switcher
RS-2800 Personal Routing Switcher Routing Switcher commands are not on the ES-2200T front panel. A stick-on label is provided with each switcher card. This label should be applied to the front panel underneath the proc amp controls. The ES-2200S can be configured to control one or two switcher cards. The Routing Switcher card has a four by one (4x1) switching matrix accessible through the four input BNC connectors at the rear of the card. -
Page 34: Chapter 4: Video Connections
Chapter 4: Video Connections This section describes the inputs and outputs of the various cards that can be installed in the ES-2000 Expansion system. Personal TBC III Connectors GENLOCK TIMING REMOTE INPUT (RJ-14) S-VIDEO INPUT NTSC VIDEO INPUT NTSC VIDEO OUTPUT MULTI I/O OUTPUT GENLOCK INPUT FIGURE 4-1: Personal TBC III I/O Connectors... -
Page 35: Figure 4-2: Personal Tbc Iii Card
NTSC VIDEO OUTPUT This BNC type connector outputs the time-base corrected version of the video input signal. GENLOCK OK LED This LED will light when a valid genlock video signal is connected to the TBC card genlock video input. MULTI INPUT/OUTPUT (I/O) CONNECTOR TBC card jumper CHE1 controls the use of this connector. -
Page 36: Personal Tbc Iv Connectors
Personal TBC IV Connectors S-VIDEO IN MULTI DIN-9 S-VIDEO OUT NTSC VIDEO IN NTSC VIDEO OUT GENLOCK IN FIGURE 4-3: Personal TBC IV I/O Connectors S-VIDEO INPUT Use this 4-pin connector to input S-Video (S-VHS or Hi8) to the TBC card. It is normally connected to the S-Video output of a playback VCR using a standard 4-pin to 4-pin S-Video cable. -
Page 37: Figure 4-4: Personal Tbc Iv Card
NTSC VIDEO OUTPUT This BNC connector provides a timebase corrected version of the video input signal. GENLOCK OK LED This LED will light when a valid genlock video signal is connected to the TBC genlock video input. GENLOCK VIDEO INPUT The TBC card uses genlock video input to establish timing for its video output signal. -
Page 38: Dps 8-Bit Microsync Connectors
DPS 8-Bit MicroSYNC Connectors GENLOCK TIMING REMOTE IN NTSC VIDEO INPUT NTSC VIDEO OUTPUT GENLOCK LOOP THROUGH GENLOCK VIDEO INPUT FIGURE 4-5: DPS MicroSYNC I/0 Connectors SERIAL DATA INPUT (RJ-14) This connector is not used when the MicroSYNC is installed in an ES-2200 Expansion System. NTSC VIDEO INPUT NTSC video can be connected to the MicroSYNC card in two ways: through the BNC connector as shown in Figure 4- 5 or from the card edge connector as shown in Figure 4-6. -
Page 39: Figure 4-6: Dps Microsync Card
GENLOCK OK LED This LED will light when a valid genlock video signal is connected to the MicroSYNC genlock video input. REFERENCE VIDEO INPUT These two BNC connectors provide a loop-through (bridging) connection for the genlock reference input. Composite color black or another stable composite video signal such as color bars should be used as a genlock reference. The signal loop should always be terminated in 75O. -
Page 40: Dps Microsync-X Connectors
DPS MicroSYNC-X Connectors MULTI I/O (DB-9) NTSC VIDEO INPUT NTSC VIDEO OUTPUT GENLOCK LOOP THROUGH GENLOCK VIDEO INPUT Figure 4-7: DPS MicroSYNC-X I/O Connectors MULTI I/O (DB-9) This jack is used to provide RS-232 control, video monitor output, audio delay TTL pulse, RC-2000 remote control power (+12VDC) and GND freeze input. - Page 41 NTSC BNC VIDEO OUTPUT This connector supplies a nominal 1 V p-p, 75? composite NTSC output. The video output contains a synchronized version of the video input signal except when the MicroSYNC is in BYPASS or BLACK mode. NTSC BUS VIDEO OUTPUT A second video output is routed to the eight-position jumper field DHE5.
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Page 42: Personal V-Scope Connectors
Personal V-Scope Connectors REMOTE IN (RJ-14) NTSC VIDEO INPUT BUFFERED VIDEO OUTPUT SUPERIMPOSE OUTPUT FULL-TIME OUTPUT Figure 4-9: Personal V-Scope I/O Connections SERIAL DATA INPUT (RJ-14) This connector is not used when the V-Scope card is installed in an ES-2200 Expansion System. NTSC VIDEO INPUT This BNC connector is used to feed composite NTSC video to the V-Scope card. -
Page 43: Figure 4-8: Dps Microsync Card
BUFFERED VIDEO OUTPUT This BNC type connector provides a buffered video output signal, which is a copy of the video signal applied to the input connector. It is normally connected to your record VCR. SUPERIMPOSE OUTPUT The ES-2000 front panel V-Scope control selection determines this BNC type connector output. When the SUPERIMPOSE mode is selected, this output will contain the synthesized waveform/vector display superimposed on the video input signal. -
Page 44: Personal Video Routing Switcher Connectors
Personal Video Routing Switcher REMOTE INPUT (RJ-14) 4x1 VIDEO INPUT #1 4x1 VIDEO INPUT #2 4x1 VIDEO INPUT #3 4x1 VIDEO INPUT #4 BNC VIDEO OUTPUT Connectors FIGURE 4-11: Personal Video Routing Switcher I/O Connections INPUTS 4X1 SWITCHING MATRIX INPUTS The inputs to the 4x1 switching matrix come fro m the four BNC inputs (Figure 4-11) and are AC coupled into the board. -
Page 45: Outputs
Outputs BNC OUTPUT The BNC output is shown in Figure 4-11. This BNC connector contains the selected RS-2800 4x1 or 8x1 video output. BNC CONTROL The outputs of the 4x1 and 8x1 switching matrices are connected to the input of the BNC multiplexer (MUX). This MUX routes the selected 4x1 or the 8x1 matrix outputs to the RS-2800s BNC video output connector under control of the microprocessor. -
Page 46: Personal Vda Connectors
Personal VDA Connectors TERMINATION SWITCH LEFT 75-OHM/RIGHT BRIDGE ARV1 GAIN POT ARV2 GAIN POT VIDEO INPUT VIDEO OUTPUT 1 VIDEO OUTPUT 2 VIDEO OUTPUT 3 VIDEO OUTPUT 4 FIGURE 4-13: Personal VDA I/O Connectors VIDEO INPUT This connector is used to input composite NTSC video to the VDA card. This signal is AC coupled and fed to the VDA video amplifiers. -
Page 47: Figure 4-14: Personal Vda Card
TERMINATION SWITCH Set this switch to the left (away from the PC board) to terminate the input of the VDA into 75O. Set the switch to the right for a high impedance (bridging) input. A BNC T connector can be used to provide a loop-through connection. AHE2 DC Offset AHE1... -
Page 48: Chapter 5: Remote Control
Chapter 5: Remote Control Note: This section applies to the ES-2200T and the ES-2200S There are three possible methods of remote controlling the cards installed inside an ES-2200 (or multiple ES-2200 units). The first method is to use DPS developed computer software and to remote control the ES-2200 from a Personal computer or an Amiga computer. - Page 49 the resident TBC, MicroSYNC and V-Scope cards. The AMIGA can control a maximum number of eight TBC and MicroSYNC cards. The IBM PC can control a maxiumum of thirty-two TBC and MicroSYNC cards. Any V-SCOPE command sent by the computer will affect all of the V-Scopes installed in all of the ES-2200s that are linked together. There are three rules that must be followed when setting a card address inside an ES-2200: The Address of the ES-2200 must be set to the same address as the card installed in the UNIT 1 slot.
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Page 50: Card Addressing
Card Addressing When installing multiple cards in a system, you must establish a unique address for each card. The software control program uses this address to direct commands to individual cards. The table below indicates how the switch settings correspond to buttons on the control screen. If you have only one addressable card in the system, leave these five switches in the UP position. -
Page 51: Rc-2000 Remote Control
(ALTERNATE) DB-25F CONNECTOR DB-9-M DB-9-F CONNECTOR CONNECTOR CONNECT TO ES-2200 RS-232 REMOTE INPUT CABLE CONNECT TO IBM PC COMPATIBLE COMPUTERS’ RS-232 PORT Figure 5-1: Computer Serial Port to ES-2200 Cable Assembly RC-2000 Remote Control The DPS RC-2000 desktop remote is capable of controlling up to thirty-two DPS Personal TBC IV, TBC III, TBC II, MicroSYNC, and RS-2800 Personal Switcher card as well as a DPS Personal V-Scope. -
Page 52: Rc-2001 Remote Control
RC-2001 Remote Control The DPS RC-2001 desktop remote is capable of controlling up to thirty-two DPS Personal TBC IV, TBC III, TBC II, MicroSYNC, and RS-2800 Personal Switcher card as well as a DPS Personal V-Scope. The RC-2001 takes the place of the host computer’s serial port and connects directly to the DB-9 connector at the ES-2200 rear panel. -
Page 53: Figure 5-2: Rc-2000 To Es-2200 Cable Assembly
TAB DOWN, 4-PIN MODULAR TELCO HANDSET PLUG BLACK GREEN YELLOW CONNECT TO RC-2000 RS-232 REMOTE PORT (TYPE RJ-14) RECEIVE GROUND NOTE: RC-2000 MUST BE DB-9-M CONNECTOR POWERED BY AN EXTERNAL 9 VDC ADAPTOR CONNECT TO ES-2200 RS-232 REMOTE INPUT PORT Figure 5-2: RC-2000 to ES-2200 Cable Assembly... -
Page 54: Figure 5-3: Controlling Two Es-2200 Units
ES-2200S ES-2200T DIP Switches DIP Switches 2 UP 1 UP 3 UP 2 UP Power Supply 4 UP 3 UP 5 UP 4 UP 6 UP 5 UP DIPSwitches Unit 1 3 UP 4 UP TBC Card 5 UP 6 UP 7 UP DB-9-M DIP Switches... -
Page 55: Figure 5-4: Controlling Three Es-2200 Units
DIP Switches Unit 2 3 DOWN 4 DOWN MicroSYNC 5 DOWN 6 DOWN 7 DOWN DB-9-M DIP Switches 3 UP Unit 1 4 UP 5 UP MicroSYNC 6 UP 7 UP ES-2200T ES-2200S DIP Switches DIP Switches 1 UP 2 UP Power Supply 2 UP 3 UP... -
Page 56: Appendices
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Page 57: Appendix A: Specifications
Appendix A: Specifications Serial Data Input Level RS-232 Baud Rate defaults to 9600 BPS Interface DB-9 Female Receive Pin 3 Ground Pin 5 Power Requirements Input Voltage 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz Input Power 5.0 Watts (Basic ES-2200 chassis) 40 Watts (Maximum with two cards installed) WARNING This unit must be connected to earth ground in order to ensure compliance with EMI and safety regulations. -
Page 58: Appendix B: Serial Protocol
Appendix B: Serial Protocol This section describes the serial data interface to the ES-2200. The information presented here is intended for users/programmers who want to develop their own custom driver software for the ES-2200. DPS has developed DOS and AMIGA software that is normally included with every purchase of a Personal TBC IV/ TBC III card or a Personal V-SCOPE card. -
Page 59: Tbc/Microsync/V-Scope Id Byte
TBC/MicroSYNC/V-Scope ID Byte This byte is the unique code that precedes the exclusive data that identifies DPS products. Unit Address Byte This Byte determines which card the following command is directed to. Every TBC IV, Switcher and MicroSYNC card has five DIP Switches that are normally used to determine the card address. Refer to the installed cards' operator's manuals on how to set the cards’... -
Page 60: Tbc/Microsync Function Select/Data Byte(S)
TBC/MicroSYNC Function Select/Data Byte(s) The function byte determines which function on the addressed TBC card will be effected by the command. Most commands follow this byte with two characters that represent the new Hex value for the selected function. The table below lists each function, and the associated data bytes: Function ByteData... - Page 61 12 hex 2 (0,0-F,F) Set Strobe Rate (in Frames) 00 = Full Motion 01 = Fastest Strobe 7F = Slowest Strobe 13 hex 1 (0-2) Select Freeze Mode 0 = Frame Mode 1 = Field Mode 2 = Strobe Mode (Valid for MicroSYNC cards only) 3= 4-Field Mode (Valid for TBC IV cards only)
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Page 62: Microsync Configuration Bytes
MicroSYNC Configuration Bytes There are two bytes that carry all of the MicroSYNC Configuration information. Configuration Byte #1 Configuration Byte #2 Bit 0 Vertical Blanking Bit 0 Genlock Mode 0 = Narrow 0 = Auto 1 = Wide 1 = Manual Bit 1 Synchronizer Mode Bit 1... -
Page 63: Tbc Iv Configuration Bytes
TBC IV Configuration Bytes There are two bytes that carry all of the MicroSYNC Configuration information. Configuration Byte #1 Configuration Byte #2 Bit 0 Input Mode Bit 0 Force Black 0 = NTSC 0 = Normal 1 = SVHS 1 = Force Black Bit 1 Monochrome Mode 0 = Chroma ON... -
Page 64: V-Scope Function Select Byte/Data Byte(S)
V-SCOPE Function Select Byte/Data Byte(s) The function byte determines which function on the addressed V-SCOPE card will be effected by the command. Most commands follow this byte with one data byte, which represents the new binary value for the selected function. The table below lists each function, and the associated data byte: Function ByteData... -
Page 65: Appendix C: Important Addresses And Phone Numbers
Appendix C: Important Addresses and Phone Numbers INTERNET ftp://ftp.dps.com http://www.dps.com Support E-mail: Canada/International support.ca@dps.com support.us@dps.com Europe support.eu@dps.com Asia-Pacific support.au@dps.com Suggestions: suggestionbox@dps.com CANADA/INTERNATIONAL Digital Processing Systems, Inc. 70 Valleywood Drive Markham, Ontario L3R 4T5 Toll Free: 800-775-3314 Voice: 905-944-4000 Fax: 905-944-4200 Customer Service Voice Mail: 905-944-4100 Digital Processing Systems, Inc. - Page 66 EUROPE Digital Processing Systems, Ltd. Romans Business Park, Unit 9 East Street, Farnham Surrey, GU9 7SX U.K. Phone numbers are preceded by +44 1252 if calling from outside the U.K. and by 01252 if calling from inside the U.K.: Voice: 718300 Fax: 718400 BBS: 723790...
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Page 67: Appendix D: A Brief History Of Dps
A key contributor to the quality and remarkable capabilities of DPS’s computer video products has been our lengthy experience in the broadcast studio field, and our traditional broadcast product line is still going strong. In the last year- and-a-half alone we introduced the DPS MicroSYNC-X 10-bit four-field video synchronizer card; the DPS MicroSYNC-AVX stereo audio/video synchronizer system;... -
Page 68: Appendix E: Warranty
Appendix E: Warranty Warranty Statement Digital Processing Systems, Inc., warrants the original purchaser that this product is in good working condition for a period of two years from the date of purchase. Should this product, in Digital Processing System’s opinion, malfunction within the warranty period, Digital Processing Systems, Inc., will repair or replace this product without charge. -
Page 69: Warranty Service
Warranty Service Units requiring repair under warranty may be sent directly to Digital Processing Systems, Inc. To obtain service under this warranty, first contact the Digital Processing Systems Customer Service Department to request a Return Material Authorization (RMA) Number. • Canada and International (Country code) 905.944.4000 •... -
Page 70: Appendix F: Compliance
Appendix F: Compliance FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.