Lightware MX32x32HDMI-Pro User Manual page 78

Reload factory defaults
Settings for input port
compensate the attenuation of DVI and HDMI cables for up to 60 meters at
1080p60 resolution. These equalizers work in automatic gain control mode by
default and in most cases this operates with adequate result. Sometimes –
especially with very long cables – the equalization level has to be set manually.
conversion on the input ports. There are three options: leave the color range
unchanged, apply compression (0-255
Status
+5V present
Signal present
DVI/HDMI
HDCP
Video signal info
Resolution
Scan
Color space
Vsync
Hsync
Vsync polarity
Hsync polarity:
Pixel clock stable:
Pixel repetition:
Aspect ratio:
Audio signal info
Format
Sampling frequency
Channels:
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Current input: Loads the factory default values to the currently selected input.
All inputs: Loads the factory default values to all inputs.
Input equalization: Each input port has a built-in equalizer, which is able to
Set color range: With this setting you are able to control the color range
Shows if there is a source device connected to the port.
Shows if there is valid video signal on this input.
Shows the current mode and color depth.
Shows if the encryption is active or not.
Horizontal and vertical resolution, scan mode and the
refresh rate of the signal.
Scan mode (interlaced or progressive).
Shows the actual color space of the video signal (RGB,
YUV 4:4:4, YUV4:2:2).
Vertical refresh rate.
Frequency of the horizontal sync.
The polarity of the vertical sync. It can be negative
(leading edge falls) or positive (leading edge rises).
The polarity of the horizontal sync. Polarity can be
negative (leading edge falls) or positive (leading edge
rises)
Shows whether the clock signal is stable on TMDS line.
Pixel repetition factor (1x, 2x, 4x).
Active Format Aspect Ratio based on AVI InfoFrame
Shows the type of the audio.
Shows the sampling frequency determined by the built-in
audio clock regeneration unit.
Shows the channel number as extracted from the Audio
InfoFrame (0 to 7).
16-235) or expansion (16-235 0-255).