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This document is the ADVC-1000 User Manual.
Information not listed in this document may be listed elsewhere.
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Chapter 1 — Introduction
Provides information about contacting us and using this manual.
Chapter 2 — Basic Instructions
Describes the part names and functions and other basics of this product.
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Product Notes .......................................................................................... v
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About This Manual .................................................................................. vi
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Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 1 Introduction
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Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 1 Introduction
1-1 Package Contents ............................................................................. 2
1-2 Features of the ADVC-1000 .............................................................. 2
Chapter 2 Basic InstructionsChapter 2 Basic Instructions
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ADVC-1000 Rear panel ..........................................................................................6
LCD Screen Displays ..............................................................................................7
DIP Switch settings ................................................................................................15
2-2 Connecting Devices .......................................................................... 16
Connecting the ADVC-1000 unit (Standard) ........................................................ 16
Connecting the ADVC-1000 (System integrated) ................................................17
Quick Setting .......................................................................................................... 17
Importing SDI data to your PC .............................................................................. 18
Recording PC-edited data onto a tape with VCR ................................................ 18
2-3 Setting Menu ..................................................................................... 19
Data Conversion Process Menu ............................................................................ 19
2-4 Specifications .................................................................................... 32
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Outputting Component signals (optional) ............................................ 33
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Thank you for purchasing the
ADVC-1000 Advanced DV/SDI
Converter. Before you start using
your system, please read this
manual and follow the installation
instructions. This will ensure that
you have a trouble-free setup. If you
have any questions please call, fax,
mail or email us at your local
Grass Valley office or distributor.
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The below items are included in your ADVC-1000 package:
• 1 x ADVC-1000 unit
• 1 x AC Adapter
• 1 x AC Cable
• 1 x DV Cable (6-pin to 4-pin)
• 1 x Manual
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1. Digital-to-Digital Conversion Unit
The ADVC-1000 converts SDI signals and DV signals bidirectional. SDI (serial digital interface) signals are the standard signal for professional digital video, and DV (digital video) signals
have a high PC compatibility. The ADVC-1000 uses a proven
Canopus DV codec, ensuring that converted signals have a
solid quality.
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2. DV-SDI Conversion Generates Perfectly Synchronized
Signals (Advanced Mode)
The ADVC-1000 converts DV signals to SDI signals while receiving a sync signal from an external source. An original Canopus synchronization technology (patent pending) enables DVSDI conversion with output signals completely synchronized
to the reference signal, preventing frame skips or frame holds
during the process.
3. Professional Specifications Adapted to a Variety of
Studio Uses
Designed for a quick and easy introduction to a wide range of
studio systems, the ADVC-1000 features AV/C-R422 conversiondriven VCR control and a full complement of reference input
and LTC I/O. Four-channel embedded audio support enables
creation of a wide range of video systems.
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basics of the ADVC-1000.
- Part names and functions
- Connecting devices
- Setting Menu
- Specifications
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ADVC-1000 Front Panel
The front panel of the ADVC-1000 contains the following controllers
and indicators:
1. POWER switch -- Turns the ADVC-1000 power ON/OFF.
2. Select key --------- Move up/down to select menu items, and left/
right to change settings. Used to apply
selected settings of items without submenus.
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3. MENU key --------- Press to switch the LCD screen's display
between the main screen and menu screen.
4. ENTER key -------- Press to return to the main screen after
making settings in the menu screen. For items
with sub-menus, press this key to display the
sub-menu screen. For items with sub-menus,
select the desired setting, then press the
ENTER key again to apply it. If you don't want
to change the setting of a sub-menu screen,
press the MENU key to return to the main
screen.
5. Mode switch ----- Toggles between the SDI
SDI conversion modes.
* The operation modes cannot always be switched depending on the settings
in the menu screen. (See p. 28.)
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When only the “SDI J DV” LED is lit, ADVC-1000 converts the
SDI video signal, SDI embedded audio signal or AES/EBU
audio signal to a DV signal. When only the “DV J SDI” LED is
lit, ADVC-1000 converts the DV signal to an SDI video signal,
SDI embedded audio signal and AES/EBU audio signal.
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Off: ........................ 9-pin remote control is disabled.
Lit green: .............. 9-pin remote control is enabled.
Lit red: .................. 9-pin remote control was set to enabled, but
remote control is prevented by a communication error. Check that the 9-pin remote
cable is correctly connected, that the connected device's power is ON, and that the
remote control setting has been enabled on
the connected device.
Flashing red: ........ A major ADVC-1000 operation error has oc-
curred, or several signals required for operation can't be detected. Check the error status display screen. Input the required signals
correctly, or change ADVC-1000's settings.
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ADVC-1000 Rear Panel
The rear panel of the ADVC-1000 contains the following connectors
1. MONITOR OUT --------- Output connectors for video monitor,
speakers.
2. REF ------------------------- Input connectors receiving sync signal.
The LED lights red when sync signal
input is detected. The REF connector
has through output. If a cable is not
connected to the output connector, it
has a 75 automatic termination.
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When connecting a PC to the
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3. TC --------------------------- Time code I/O connectors.
4. AES/EBU ------------------ Digital audio signal I/O connectors.
5. SDI -------------------------- I/O connectors for digital video and
embedded audio signals. When SDI input
is detected, the LED next to the SDI input
connector lights red. During SDI output,
the LED next to the SDI output connector
lights red.
6. DV1 ------------------------- 6-pin DV connector.
7. DV2 ------------------------- 4-pin DV connector.
8. REMOTE ------------------ Remote control connector.
9. DC-IN 12V ---------------- 12V DC power supply terminal. Use the
AC adapter provided.
LCD Screen Displays
There are three main screens, switched by moving the Select key
up/down. Move the Select key left/right to switch between the error
status screen and the main screens. Pressing the MENU key displays
the Settings Menu screen.
Main Screen 1
This screen shows the current status of the operation.
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1. DV audio output (Upper left on the screen)
48kHzCH1/2 .......... Encoding digital audio input CH1 and CH2
to 48 kHz/16 bit/2 channel DV audio.
48kHzCH3/4 .......... Encoding digital audio input CH3 and CH4
to 48 kHz/16 bit/2 channel DV audio.
32kHzCH1234 ....... Encoding digital audio input CH1, CH2,
CH3 and CH4 to 32 kHz/12 bit/4 channel
DV audio.
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2. Digital audio input (Upper right on the screen)
Embedded ............ Obtaining digital audio input from embed-
ded audio of SDI input connector.
AES/EBU .............. Obtaining digital audio input from
AES/EBU input connector.
SG ......................... Obtaining digital audio input from the audio
signal of 1 kHz/-18 dB or 1 kHz/-20 dB (only
during built-in color bar output).
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3. 9-pin remote control deck status (Lower left on the screen)
If blank .................. 9-pin remote control is not in use.
NoDevice .............. Can't find deck. Check cable connection.
NoCASETTE ......... No tape in deck.
STOP .................... Deck is stopped.
PLAY ..................... Deck is playing.
STILL ..................... Deck is paused.
F.FWD ................... Deck is fast-forwarding.
REW ...................... Deck is rewinding.
REC ....................... Deck is recording.
SHUTTLE .............. Deck is shuttling.
4. DV output time code display (Lower right on the screen)
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during built-in color bar output
or when time code is not input.
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00:00:03:22 .......... For PAL/NTSC NDF (Non Drop Frame)
* A colon is used between seconds and frames
as a delimiter.
00:00:03;22 .......... For NTSC DF (Drop Frame)
* A semicolon is used between seconds and
frames as a delimiter.
--:--:--:-- ................ No DV signal output
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32kHz/4ch > both
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48kHz/2ch ............. DV audio input is 48 kHz/ 16 bits/
2 channels. Digital audio output CH3
and CH4 are copies of CH1 and CH2.
32kHz/4ch ............. DV audio input is 32 kHz/ 12 bits/
4 channels.
32kHz/2ch ............. DV audio input is 32 kHz/ 16 bits/
2 channels. Digital audio output CH3
and CH4 are copies of CH1 and CH2.
44kHz/2ch ............. DV audio input is 44.1 kHz/ 16 bits/
2 channels. Digital audio output CH3
and CH4 are copies of CH1 and CH2.
No Stream ............ No DV signal input.
SG ......................... Digital audio output is either of 1 kHz/-18dB
or 1 kHz/-20 dB audio signal regardless of
DV signal input (only during built-in color
bar output).
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2. Digital audio output destination (Upper right on the screen)
32kHz/4ch > both
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both ...................... Same signal is output for SDI embed-
ded audio output and AES/EBU audio
output.
3. 9-pin remote control deck status (Lower left on the screen)
32kHz/4ch > both
REC 00:00:03;22
Same as during SDI J DV mode.
(See p. 8. “9-pin remote control deck status”)
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4. DV input time code (Lower right on the screen)
32kHz/4ch > both
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or when a valid time code is not
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00:00:03:22 .......... For PAL/NTSC NDF (Non Drop Frame)
* A colon is used between seconds and frames
as a delimiter.
00:00:03;22 .......... For NTSC DF (Drop Frame)
*A semicolon is used between seconds and
frames as a delimiter.
--:--:--:-- ................ No DV signal input
Main Screen 2
This screen shows information on the current settings.
1. Analog monitor audio output (Upper side on the screen)
Monitor out:1+3/2+4
TC source:DVITC NTSC
1/2 ......................... Outputs CH1/CH2.
3/4 ......................... Outputs CH3/CH4.
1+3/2+4 ............... Outputs MIX of CH1 and CH3, MIX of CH2
and CH4.
1+2+3+4 ............. Outputs MIX of CH1, CH2, CH3 and CH4.
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Monitor out:1+3/2+4
TC source:DVITC NTSC
DVITC .................... DVITC signal in SDI video input signal is
acquired, and converted into time code
in output DV signal.
When deck control by remote connector is enabled
Acquires VITC through the remote connector to use for time code. If VITC cannot be acquired, DVITC in SDI video input signal is used.
LTC ........................ LTC signal input to TC connector is ac-
quired, and converted into time code in
output DV signal.
When deck control by remote connector is enabled
If the LTC signal input to TC connector is
invalid, LTC acquired through the remote
connector is used.
auto ....................... DVITC signal in SDI video input and LTC
signal input to TC connector are acquired
through the remote connector. If the LTC
signal is valid, the LTC is converted into
time code in output DV signal. Otherwise,
DVITC is converted into time code.
When deck control by remote connector is enabled
If the LTC signal input to TC connector is
invalid, LTC/VITC auto selection time code
is acquired through the remote connector. If the auto selection TC cannot be acquired, DVITC in SDI video input signal is
used.
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3. Video standard (Lower right on the screen)
Monitor out:1+3/2+4
TC source:DVITC NTSC
NTSC .................... ADVC-1000 operates in NTSC mode.
PAL........................ ADVC-1000 operates in PAL mode.
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The video standard is set by DIP
switch SW4 on the bottom of the
unit, or by the menu option "19
video standard".
(See "DIP switch settings" on p.15
and "19 video standard" on p.23)
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Main Screen 3
This screen shows information on the current settings.
1. External synchronization enabled/disabled (Upper side on
the screen)
GENLOCK:enable
REMOTE:enable
disable .................. External synchronization function is
disabled.
enable ................... External synchronization function is
enabled.
advanced .............. External synchronization function in the
"advanced mode" is enabled. (See p.25)
2. 9-pin remote enabled/disabled
GENLOCK:enable
REMOTE:enable
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disable .................. 9-pin remote control function is disabled.
enable ................... 9-pin remote control function is enabled.
Error Status Screen
This screen shows error messages.
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1. Time code (Upper side on the screen)
LTC ........................ LTC was selected for time code input, and
time code signal can't be detected from
TC connector during SDI J DV mode.
DVITC ................... DVITC was selected for time code input,
and DVITC can't be detected from SDI
input connector during SDI J DV mode.
TC .......................... During DV J SDI mode, time code can't
be detected from input DV signal.
autoTC .................. Auto is selected for time code input, and
time code signal can't be detected from
neither TC connector nor SDI connector
during SDI J DV mode.
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2. Inputs (Lower side on the screen)
SDIin ..................... SDI input signal can't be detected during
SDI J DV mode. Alternately, external synchronization to SDI input is set, but SDI
input signal can't be detected.
REFin .................... Unit is set to synchronize to reference sig-
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AES12 ................... AES/EBU audio input is selected for SDI
J DV mode, but signal for CH1 and CH2
used for DV encoding can't be detected.
AES 34 .................. AES/EBU audio input is selected for SDI
J DV mode, but signal for CH3 and CH4
used for DV encoding can't be detected.
AES1234 ............... AES/EBU audio input is selected for SDI
J DV mode, but signal for CH1, CH2, CH3
and CH4 used for DV encoding can't be
detected.
Other Errors
Variation in input signal exceeded ADVC-1000's jitter attenuation
function tolerance limit. Change the setting of menu item 62 ("jitter attenuator") to "off".
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When the DV audio encoding setting is 32 kHz, the "selected audio" setting of menu item 13 ("digital audio out") has no effect.
Change the setting of the "digital audio out" item to "through out",
or change the DV audio encoding setting to 48 kHz.
DIP switch settings
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Allow you to set various modes. SW3, SW4 may differ depending on
your point of purchase.
SW1: PHY Speed
Designates the PHY speed.
* If the setting menu "66 data rate cap." is set to "S400", please DO
NOT turn this switch to ON. (See p.31)
OFF: S400 ON: S200
SW2: Update Mode
Used to update the internal software. (Set this switch to the off
position for normal operations.)
OFF: Normal ON: Update
SW3: NTSC Setup Level
Designates the black (setup) level. Enabled only when the video
format (standard) is NTSC.
* This switch is ignored, unless the menu option "19 video standard
(see p.23)" is set to "set by DIP switch".
OFF: 0 IRE (Japan) ON: 7.5 IRE (North America)
SW4: Video Format
Designates the video signal format.
* The settings in the menu option "19 video standard (see p.23)" is
adopted when this switch is set to OFF.
OFF: NTSC ON: PAL
SW5: Reserved
Not used. (Set this switch to the off position for normal operations.)
SW6: Reserved
Not used. (Set this switch to the off position for normal operations.)
SW7: Reserved
Not used. (Set this switch to the off position for normal operations.)
SW8: Reserved
Not used. (Set this switch to the off position for normal operations.)
CAUTION
Make sure to turn off the power
of the ADVC-1000 unit before
making any changes for DIP
switch settings.
DIP switches 5, 6, 7 and 8 should
be set to OFF.
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CAUTION
DV editing software is required
to playback or capture AVI video
files for use on a PC or to record
the file data onto tape. In
addition, the PC should be
equipped with an IEEE-1394 port.
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CONNECTING THE ADVC-1000 UNIT
(STANDARD)
Connect the ADVC-1000 unit to your system. The diagram below
illustrates the typical connection of the ADVC-1000.
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When connecting a PC to the
ADVC-1000 unit, make sure that
the PC’s power is turned off.
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CONNECTING THE ADVC-1000 UNIT
(SYSTEM INTEGRATED)
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Quick Setting
Mode Setting item Settings
DV J SDI 22 DVITC insert line Selecting line No. or off 24
31 ext. sync disable, enable, advanced 25
SDI J DV 11 DV audio encode 48kHz CH1/2, 32kHz CH1234,
48kHz CH3/4
12 digital audio in Embedded, AES/EBU 20
21 TC input source DVITC, LTC, auto 24
* There are other several settings. Refer to “2-3 Setting Menu” (See P.19)
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Importing SDI data to your PC
Import the material of the tape on VCR into a PC.
1. Press the [Mode] switch on the front panel of the ADVC-1000
to switch the mode to the “SDI J DV” mode.
2. Press the [MENU] switch on the front panel of the ADVC-1000,
and operate the select switch to select the desired setting.
3. Capture the data by using DV editing software.
* For the operational procedure of the DV editing software, refer to the
instruction manual provided with your DV editing software.
Recording PC-edited data onto a tape
with VCR
Export the DV data on the PC into the VCR.
1. Press the [Mode] switch on the front panel of the ADVC-1000
to switch the mode to the “DV J SDI” mode.
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2. Use the DV editing software to output your data.
* For the operational procedure of the DV editing software,
refer to the instruction manual provided with your DV
editing software.
3. Use the VCR to record the data on tape.
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Data Conversion Process Menu
1. Press the MENU key.
2. Menu items are displayed on the LCD screen.
3. Move the Select key up/down to select the desired menu item,
then left/right to change the setting of the selected item. With the
desired setting selected, press the ENTER key to apply the setting
and return to the main screen.
4. If the current item has a sub-menu, press the ENTER key to dis-
play the sub-menu, letting you select a setting. After selecting the
setting, press the ENTER key again to apply it. If you don’t want to
change the setting, press the MENU key to return to the main
screen.
Select Key Operation
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x
Used to select setting item (toggle sequentially among
menu items 11 to 72 shown below).
Used to select setting for selected menu item (the Select key operations, right or left, select the corresponding setting).
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When you change the settings of
DIP switches SW3 and SW4, or
the settings in the menu option
"19 video standard", the unit
restores the other settings than
the video standard to the one at
the time of factory shipment.
(See "DIP switch settings" on p.15
and "19 video standard" on p.23)
Settings Menu Item Nos.
10 to 19: ...... A/V input/output settings ........................... 20-23
20 to 29: ...... Time code settings ........................................ 24-25
30 to 39: ...... External synchronization settings .............. 25-27
40 to 49: ...... 9-pin remote control settings ...................... 27-28
50 to 59: ...... Signal generator output settings ................ 28-29
60 to 69: ...... Other detailed settings ................................. 29-31
70 to 79: ...... System settings ............................................. 31
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11 DV audio encode
Lets you select any of the following settings below related to the
DV audio format used for DV encoding.
LCD Display
Setting Description
48kHz CH1/2 48 kHz/2 channels; encode CH1 and CH2
audio inputs.
(Factory default)
32kHz CH1234 32 kHz/4 channels; encode CH1, CH2, CH3
and CH4 audio inputs.
48kHz CH3/4 48 kHz/2 channels; encode CH3 and CH4
audio inputs as CH1 and CH2 for DV.
12 digital audio in
Lets you select any of the following settings related to the
digital audio input in SDI J DV mode (during DV encoding).
LCD Display
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setting is 32 kHz, the "selected
audio" setting has no effect.
Change the setting to "through
out", or change the DV audio
encoding setting of menu item 11
("DV audio encode") to 48 kHz.
DV audio input is output in DV J
SDI mode (during DV decoding).
Setting Description
Embedded Selects SDI embedded audio.
(Factory default)
AES/EBU Selects AES/EBU audio.
13 digital audio out
Lets you select any of the following settings related to the
digital audio output.
LCD Display
Setting Description
through out Outputs each input source audio directly.
(Factory default)
selected audio Outputs audio selected for “12 digital audio
in” menu item.
14 analog audio mon.
Lets you select any of the following settings related to the
output to the analog monitor audio output connectors.
LCD Display
Setting Description
CH1/2 Outputs audio CH1 and CH2.
(Factory default)
CH3/4 Outputs audio CH3 and CH4.
CH1+3/2+4 Outputs mix of audio CH1 and CH3, and mix
of audio CH2 and CH4.
CH1+2+3+4 Outputs mix of audio CH1, CH2, CH3 and
CH4.
15 SDIout auto-off
Lets you select a control process that automatically stops the SDI
output in SDI J DV mode (during DV encoding).
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off Doesn’t stop SDI output.
(Factory default)
on Stops SDI output.
Info
When the ADVC-1000’s SDI
connectors (IN and OUT) are
connected to the SDI connectors
(IN and OUT) of your device while
the external sync signal is not
used, set this function to on to
prevent a looped connection of
the SDI signal.
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16 DVout auto-mute
Lets you select a control process that automatically stops the DV
output in SDI J DV mode (during DV encoding).
LCD Display
Setting Description
no SDI in Stops DV output if there is no SDI input.
(Factory default)
no SDI/AES in Stops DV output if there is no SDI input and
no AES/EBU input.
off Doesn’t stop DV output.
17 DVout aspect info
Sets an aspect ratio for the DV stream that ADVC-1000 outputs in
SDI J DV mode (DV encoding).
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This setting will be used when
capturing videos with the
software such as Grass Valley
EDIUS.
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For NTSC
Setting Description
4 : 3 Sets the DV stream in 4:3 aspect ratio.
(Factory default)
16 : 9 (letter box) Sets the DV stream in 16:9 letter box.
16 : 9 (squeeze) Sets the DV stream in 16:9 squeeze.
For PAL
Setting Description
4 : 3 Sets the DV stream in 4:3 aspect ratio.
(Factory default)
16 : 9 (letter box) Sets the DV stream in 16:9 letter box.
16 : 9 (anamorphic) Sets t he DV str eam in 16 :9 anamo rphic
(squeeze).
18 analog video mon.
Sets the type of the signal output from the analog monitor video
out connector.
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For NTSC
Setting Description
composite/ s-video Outputs Composite signal and S-video
signal. (Factory default)
component (Betacam) Outputs Component signal with the signal
level of the Betacam.
component (SMPTE) Outputs Component signal with the signal
level compliant to SMPTE.
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Setting Description
composite/s-video Outputs Composite signal and S-video
signal. (Factory default)
component (EBU) Outputs Component signal with the signal
level compliant to EBU.
19 video standard
This item contains a sub-menu letting you select the video
standard.
LCD Display
Setting Description
NTSC(525)/0 IRE Sets to NTSC with the setup level of 0 IRE.
NTSC(525)/7.5 IRE Sets to NTSC with the setup level of 7.5 IRE.
PAL(625) Sets to PAL.
Set by DIP switch Adopts the DIP switch settings specified by
SW4 and SW3.
(Factory default)
Info
See the "Outputting component
signals (p. 33) on how to connect
ADVC-1000 to output component
signal.
Info
Once you have changed the video
standard settings (or the setup
level) , you need to turn the power
off to make the new setting take
effect.
Info
When the SW4 is set to "on", the
video standard is always set to
PAL. To utilize this setting menu,
the DIP switch SW4 must be set
to "off".
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Pressing the ENTER key displays
sub-menus. With the desired
setting selected, press the ENTER
key to apply the setting and
return to the main screen.
If you don't want to change the
setting, press the MENU key to
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21 TC input source
Lets you select any of the following settings related to the method
used to read the time code from the deck in SDI J DV mode
(during DV encoding).
LCD Display
Setting Description
DVITC Acquires time code from DVITC in SDI input.
LTC Acquires time code from LTC.
Auto Acquires time code from DVITC in SDI input
and LTC. Adopts LTC if LTC is acquired,
adopts DVITC if not.
(Factory default)
22 DVITC insert line
This item contains sub-menus letting you select from among several DVITC settings.
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Sets line (line 1), at which to insert DVITC in SDI output, in
DV J SDI mode (during DV decoding).
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Line selection NTSC: 10 to 20
(Factory default: 14)
PAL: 6 to 22
(Factory default: 19)
off No insertion
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x 22-2 encode line 2
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Sets line (line 2), at which to insert DVITC in SDI output, in
DV J SDI mode (during DV decoding).
Setting Description
Line selection NTSC: 10 to 20
off No insertion
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(Factory default: 16)
PAL: 6 to 22
(Factory default: 21)
Sets line, at which to read DVITC from SDI input, in SDI J
DV mode (during DV encoding).
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Setting Description
Line selection NTSC: 10 to 20
PAL: 6 to 22
auto detect Auto detection
(Factory default)
31 ext. sync
Lets you select any of the following settings related to the external sync operation.
LCD Display
Setting Description
disable Disables external sync.
(Factory default)
enable Enables external sync.
advanced Enables external sync operation as
“Advanced Mode”. (See p. 2)
Info
Normally, use "auto detect".
Info
This function is only available in DV
J SDI mode (during DV decoding).
The "advanced" setting is only
available when DV signal is
input via an IEEE 1394 port
compliant with PC's 1394 OHCI
Specification. For supported
operating system for PC, please
refer to our web site.
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32 ext. sync source
Lets you select any of the following settings related to the source
used as the sync signal when performing external synchronization.
LCD Display
Setting Description
REF. IN Synchronizes to signal input into REF
connector.
(Factory default)
SDI IN Synchronizes to sync signal contained in
video signal input from SDI input connector.
33 ext. sync conf.
Lets you set the amount to increase/decrease (in unit of 37 nanoseconds) the ADVC-1000 video output delay relative to the external sync input.
* Pressing the ENTER key switches the screen to the mode for editing the value.
1. Move the Select key left/right to select the digit of the value you want to
change.
2. Move the Select key up/down to change the value.
3. Press the ENTER key to finish the mode for editing the value.
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Setting Description
Numerical value Sets specified numerical value between
-1,024 and +1,023.
(Factory default: 0)
34 audio delay
Lets you set the amount to increase/decrease (in milliseconds)
the ADVC-1000 audio output delay relative to the video output,
when an external sync is enabled.
* Pressing the ENTER key switches the screen to the mode for editing the value.
1. Move the Select key left/right to select the digit of the value you want to
change.
2. Move the Select key up/down to change the value.
3. Press the ENTER key to finish the mode for editing the value.
LCD Display
Setting Description
Numerical value Sets specified numerical value between
-100 and +100.
(Factory default: 0)
41 9P remote
Lets you select any of the following settings related to deck control by the 9-pin remote connector.
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Setting Description
off Turns deck control by remote connector OFF.
(Factory default)
on Turns deck control by remote connector ON.
function test mode Special mode for testing. Please do not set it
to this mode in normal operations.
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42 local disable
Lets you enable or disable the Mode switch.
LCD Display
Setting Description
off Permits operation mode switching by front
panel controls.
(Factory default)
on Prohibits operation mode switching by front
panel controls.
auto Only prohibits operation mode switching
by front panel controls when deck control
by 9-pin remote terminal is enabled.
off (PB mode) Permits operation mode switching, with
operation mode switching by AV/C
command prohibited.
51 color bar output
Lets you select the color bar output mode.
Info
External synchronization
function cannot be used.
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Free-run time code is output.
LCD Display
Settings Description
off Doesn't output color bars.
(Factory default)
on Outputs color bars.
In SDI J DV mode, outputs the color bar signal
to DV output, SDI output, AES/EBU output and
analog monitor output. In DV J SDI mode,
outputs the color bar signal to SDI output,
AES/EBU output and analog monitor output.
52 SG audio level
Lets you select the testing audio signal of 1kHz.
LCD Display
Settings Description
-18 dB Outputs testing audio signal of -18dB 1kHz
in color bar output mode.
(Factory default for PAL)
-20 dB Outputs testing audio signal of -20dB 1kHz
in color bar output mode.
(Factory default for NTSC)
61 IEEE1394 clk adj.
Normally, use the setting in place at time of factory shipment (127).
LCD Display
Setting Description
Numerical value Sets specified numerical value (between 0
and 255).
(Factory default: 127)
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62 jitter attenuator
Lets you enable or disable the SDI output jitter reduction function.
LCD Display
Setting Description
off Disables jitter attenuation function.
(Factory default)
on Enables jitter attenuation function.
Info
Inputting nonstandard signal may
cause abnormal SDI outputs and
analog monitor video outputs
exceeding the ADVC-1000’s jitter
attenuation function tolerance
limit. (The relevant error is
displayed on the error status
display screen).
Please set this function to off in
this case.
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63 cycle master
Info
If this menu is set to off, you can
connect ADVC-1000 units each
other using IEEE1394 cable.
Info
If this menu is set to off, advanced
setting mode "external sync" does
not work.
Lets you enable or disable cycle master acquisition.
LCD Display
Setting Description
on Acquires cycle master.
(Factory default)
off Doesn't acquire cycle master.
64 resample filter Available only for NTSC
Lets you set the type of horizontal resampling filter for Cb/Cr signal, when running in NTSC mode.
LCD Display
Setting Description
default Sets default modulus.
(Factory default)
type 1 Sets modulus that emphasizes anti-alias.
type 2 Sets modulus that emphasizes frequency
characteristic.
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65 AV/C transaction
Lets you select the type of the AV/C transaction at the time AV/C
command is received.
LCD Display
Setting Description
Immediate Executes AV/C immediate transaction.
(Factory default for NTSC)
Deferred Sends INTERIM response, and then executes
AV/C deferred transaction.
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Lets you set the maximum communication speed of the "dr cap"
field of "iMPR/oMPR" at the time of booting and setting change.
LCD Display
Setting Description
S100 Sets 100Mbps.
(Factory default)
S200 Sets 200Mbps.
S400 Sets 400Mbps.
71 system version
This item contains sub-menus displaying firmware version
numbers. Pressing the ENTER key displays a sub-menu.
LCD Display
72 factory default
Restores the settings to the values set at time of factory shipment. Pressing the ENTER key displays a sub-menu.
Info
When the hardware is used with
the DIP switch SW1 (PHY SPEED,
see p.15) set to ON (S200), please
DO NOT set this option to S400.
LCD Display
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x 72-1 reset settings
xx
Pressing the ENTER key resets settings to their values at time of
factory shipment.
* If you don’t want to change the setting, press the MENU key to return
to the main screen.
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When you connect the ADVC-1000 with the conversion cable
(optional), component signal can be output. (Functions exclusively)
For questions regarding the conversion cable, please contact your
local Grass Valley office, distributor or the store that you have purchased this product.
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Analog audio output is unbalanced audio.
When you input the audio output to a balanced audio, use any of
the following methods and adjust it to a proper level.
* Use an Unbalance to Balance converter
* Adjust the input level of VCR
* Adjust the audio level of Timeline
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