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Quantum Data 801GC, 801GF, 801GX Owner's And Programmer's Manual (356 pages)

Portable Video Signal Generators

Brand: Quantum Data | Category: Portable Generator | Size: 1.36 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1: Introduction

17
- Features
  
  17
- Product Overview
  
  17
  - Formats
    19
  - Images
    19
  - Controls
    19
  - Connectors
    20
- Introduction
  
  20
Chapter 2: Basic Operation

21
- Front Panel Operation
  22
- Normal Format and Images Selection Mode
  22
- Test Sequence Mode
  23
- Switching Operating Modes
  23
- Programming Mode
  23
- Operating Modes
  
  21
- Displays and Indicators (Normal Mode)
  
  24
- Knobs
  
  25
  - Format Knob in Normal Mode
    25
  - Format Knob in Other Modes
    25
  - Image Knob in Normal Mode
    25
  - Image Looping in Normal Mode
    26
  - Image Knob in Other Modes
    26
- Switches
  
  27
  - AC Select
    27
  - Power Switch
    27
- Buttons
  
  28
  - Image Button
    28
  - Video Gate Buttons
    29
  - Analog Monochrome Operation
    29
  - Sync Gate Buttons
    30
  - Outputs Button
    30
Chapter 3: Built-In Formats

31
- Introduction
  
  31
  - Introduction
    32
- Explanation of Terms Used in Charts
  
  33
- Built-In Formats
  
  34
Chapter 4: Built-In Images

39
- Introduction
  
  40
- Descriptions of the Images
  
  42
  - Acer1
    42
  - Acer2
    42
  - Acer3, Acer4, Acer5 and Acer6
    42
  - Acer7 and Acer 8
    42
  - Acer9
    42
  - Blu_Em, Grn_Em, Red_Em, Wht_Em
    43
  - Memesony, Mesony_B, Mesony_G, and
    43
  - Mesony_R
    43
  - BLU_EM+, GRN_EM+, RED_EM+, WHT_EM+, Memeplus, Meplus_B
    44
  - Meplus_G, and Meplus_R
    44
  - Blu_Pic, Gray_Pic, Grn_Pic, Red_Pic
    45
  - WHT_PIC, Flat, Flat Gray, Flat_B, Flat_G
    45
  - Box_50Mm and Box_64Mm
    47
  - Britebox
    48
  - Burst
    50
  - Check511
    51
  - Checkby3
    52
  - Check_11
    53
  - Circlesl
    54
  - Circless
    55
  - Colorbar
    56
  - Cubes
    57
  - Custom
    58
  - Dot_10, Dot_12, Dot_24
    59
  - Emitest1
    61
  - Emitest2
    61
  - Emitest3
    61
  - Emitest4
    61
  - Focus_@6, Focus_@7, Focus_@8
    62
  - Focus_Cx
    63
  - Focus_H
    64
  - Focus_Oo
    65
  - Format
    66
  - Graybar
    67
  - Grill_11, Grill_22, Grill_33, Grill_44
    68
  - Hatch_10I, Hatch_10O, Hatch_12I
    69
  - Hatch_24S, Hatch_G, Hatch_M, GRN_HTCH and MAGENTA
    69
  - Hatch4X3, Hatch5X4 and Hatch8X8
    71
  - Hatch64W
    72
  - Hitachi1
    73
  - Kanjikan
    74
  - Linearty(Linearity)
    75
  - Linfocus
    77
  - Outline0 and Outline1
    79
  - Persist
    85
  - Pulsebar
    87
  - Quartbox
    88
  - Ramp
    89
  - Raster
    90
    
    Regulate
    91
    
    Samsung1
    92
    
    Samsung2
    92
    
    Slideg
    92
    
    Slidergb
    92
    
    Smpte133
    93
    
    Smptebar
    99
    
    Stairs20
    104
    
    Strokes0, Strokes1
    105
    
    Text_9, Text_16
    106
    
    Text_9
    106
    
    Tvbar100 & Tvbar_75
    108
    
    Tvhatch
    111
Chapter 5: Making Connections

113
- Line Voltage Selector
  
  113
  - Selecting a Line Voltage
    114
- Fuse Requirements
  
  115
- AC Power Connection
  
  115
- Display Connection
  
  116
  - D-Sub Output Connectors
    116
  - BNC Output Connectors
    118
  - S-VIDEO Connector (801GX Only)
    118
- Display Codes
  
  118
  - What Is a Display Code
    118
  - Checking a Display Code
    119
  - SUN Display Codes
    120
  - IBM VGA Display Codes
    120
  - Apple Macintosh Display Codes
    120
- External Programming Connections
  
  121
- Serial Port Connection
  
  121
  - PC / Terminal Wiring
    123
  - Apple Macintosh Wiring
    124
- IEEE-488 (GPIB) Port Connection
  
  125
Chapter 6: Programming

127
- Programming Capabilities Overview
  
  127
  - Editing and Adding Signal Formats
    128
  - Editing the Format Knob Directory
    128
  - Creating Custom Test Images
    129
  - Editing the Image Knob Directory
    129
  - Creating a Test Sequence
    129
  - Setting System Parameters
    130
  - Programmerõs Utility Disk
    131
- Operating Via Remote Control
  
  132
- Using the Built-In Editors
  
  133
- Format Editor
  
  135
  - Knob Functions
    135
- Format Knob Directory Editor
  
  145
- Image Knob Directory Editor
  
  147
- Custom Image Editor
  
  150
- What Is a Sequence
  
  161
- Sequence Knob Directory Editor
  
  162
- Sequence Editor
  
  164
- Running a Sequence
  
  167
- Cancelling the Sequence Mode
  
  168
- Creating Your Own Format File
  
  169
  - Entering the Format Parameters
    169
  - ANALOG_3.CMD Listing
    170
  - Analog Video and Sync Parameters
    171
  - Digital Video Parameters
    174
  - Digital Sync Parameters
    175
  - Timing Parameters
    176
  - Calculated Rates
    181
  - Active Video Physical Size
    182
  - Display Codes
    182
  - Outputs Control
    183
  - Downloading Formats Using a DOS- Compat- Ible Computer
    186
- Controlling Via the Serial Port
  
  187
- Controlling Via the IEEE-488 Port
  
  188
  - Input Buffer
    188
  - Message Syntax
    189
  - Commands
    189
  - Queries
    190
  - Output Queue
    190
  - Buffer Deadlock
    191
  - The Status Byte
    191
  - Requesting Service
    191
  - Remote/Local Operation
    192
IEEE-488 Status Reporting

193
- Bus Commands
  195
- Common Commands
  195
- Command Language
  
  201
- Command and Query Finder
  
  201
- Format Parameter Settings
  
  202
- Format Editor Control
  
  203
- Format Memory Management
  
  204
- Custom Image Primitives
  
  205
- Image Editor Control
  
  208
- Image Memory Management
  
  208
- Sequence Editor Control
  
  208
- Directory Editor Control
  
  209
- Sequence Memory Management
  
  209
- Sequence Parameter Settings
  
  209
- Directory Memory Management
  
  210
- System Parameter Settings
  
  210
- Miscellaneous System Parameters
  
  211
- Direct Processor Control (Reserved)
  
  211
Alphabetical Listing of Commands

212
Chapter 7: T R Oubleshooting

305
Chapter 8:Error Messages

309
Format Errors

312
- Invalid Data Error Messages
  312
- Corrupt Data Error Messages
  313
System Error Message Summary

314
Format Error Messages

315
Chapter 9: Service

335
New Product Warranty

336
User Registration Card

336
Product Updates

337
Service Agreements

337
- In the U.S.A
  337
- In Europe
  338
Getting Your 801G* Repaired

338
Authorized Service Centers

338
- Returning the 801G*
  338
Appendix A:specifications

341

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Quantum Data 801GC, 801GF, 801GX Owner's And Programmer's Manual (356 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Introduction

Features

Product Overview

Introduction

Chapter 2: Basic Operation

Operating Modes

Displays and Indicators (Normal Mode)

Knobs

Switches

Buttons

Chapter 3: Built-In Formats

Introduction

Explanation of Terms Used in Charts

Built-In Formats

Chapter 4: Built-In Images

Introduction

Descriptions of the Images

Chapter 5: Making Connections

Line Voltage Selector

Fuse Requirements

AC Power Connection

Display Connection

Display Codes

External Programming Connections

Serial Port Connection

IEEE-488 (GPIB) Port Connection

Chapter 6: Programming

Programming Capabilities Overview

Operating Via Remote Control

Using the Built-In Editors

Format Editor

Format Knob Directory Editor

Image Knob Directory Editor

Custom Image Editor

What Is a Sequence

Sequence Knob Directory Editor

Sequence Editor

Running a Sequence

Cancelling the Sequence Mode

Creating Your Own Format File

Controlling Via the Serial Port

Controlling Via the IEEE-488 Port

IEEE-488 Status Reporting

Command Language

Command and Query Finder

Format Parameter Settings

Format Editor Control

Format Memory Management

Custom Image Primitives

Image Editor Control

Image Memory Management

Sequence Editor Control

Directory Editor Control

Sequence Memory Management

Sequence Parameter Settings

Directory Memory Management

System Parameter Settings

Miscellaneous System Parameters

Direct Processor Control (Reserved)

Alphabetical Listing of Commands

Chapter 7: T R Oubleshooting

Chapter 8:Error Messages

Format Errors

System Error Message Summary

Format Error Messages

Chapter 9: Service

New Product Warranty

User Registration Card

Product Updates

Service Agreements

Getting Your 801G* Repaired

Authorized Service Centers

Appendix A:specifications

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