IDK GF-100 User Manual

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Digital Video Analyzer

GF-100

User’s Guide Ver.1.0.0

● Thank you for choosing this IDK product.

● To ensure the best performance of this product, please read this User’s Guide fully and carefully before

using it and store this manual near this product.

IDK Corporation

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Trademarks

 The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or

registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing, LLC in the United States and other countries.

 All other company and product names mentioned in this manual are either registered trademarks or

trademarks of their respective owners. In this manual, the “®” or “™” marks may not be specified.

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Before reading this manual

● Some of the contents in this User’s Guide such as appearance diagrams, menu operations,

communication commands, and so on may differ depending on the version of the extender.

● This User’s Guide is subject to change without notice. You can download the latest version from IDK’s website at: http://www.idk.co.jp/en/index.html

FCC STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference. The user will be required to correct that interference at their own expense.

CE MARKING

This equipment complies with the essential requirements of the relevant European health, safety and environmental protection legislation.

WEEE MARKING

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), Directive 2002/96/EC (This directive is only valid in the EU.) This equipment complies with the WEEE Directive (2002/96/EC) marking requirement. The left marking indicates that you must not discard this electrical/electronic equipment in

domestic household waste.

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Enforcement Symbol

Description

Symbol

Description

Example

Hazard

disassemble

Caution

Warning

Safety instructions

Read and understand all safety and operating instructions before using this product. Follow all instructions and cautions as detailed in this document.

Indicates the presence of a hazard that may result in death or serious personal injury if the warning is ignored or the equipment is handled incorrectly.

Caution

Prohibition

Instruction

Indicates the presence of a hazard that may cause minor personal

This symbol is indicated to alert the user. (Warning and caution)

This symbol is intended to prohibit the user from actions.

This symbol is intended to instruct the user.

injury or property damage if the caution is ignored or the equipment is handled incorrectly.

Electrical

Do not

Unplug

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Do not place the product in any unstable place.

Install the product to a horizontal and stable place. Otherwise, it may fall/turn over and lead to injury.

Do not place the product in any environment with vibration.

Otherwise, it may move/fall and lead to injury.

Keep out any foreign objects.

the vent holes.

For power cable/ plug:

damaged, contact IDK.

Do not repair, modify or disassemble.

touch

In the event of lighting or thunder, do not touc h the main u nit and cables such as power For installation:

IDK. Otherwise, it may cause fire, electric shock, injury, or property damage.

Set the power plug in a convenient place to unplug easily.

you do not use it for a long period.

Plug the power plug into appropria te outlet completely.

loosened outlet.

Clean the power plug regularly.

If the plug is covered in dust, it may cause fire due to reduced insulating power.

Unplug immediately if the product smokes, makes unusual noise, or smells.

product stops smoking, contact IDK.

Unplug immediately if you drop the product or if the cabinet is damaged.

repair, contact IDK.

Unplug immediately if water or other objects are directed inside.

contact IDK.

For connection

Warning

Prohibition

Do not

disassemble

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In order to avoid fire or electric shock, do not allow foreign objects, such as metal and paper, to enter the product from

・Do not scratch, heat, or modify, including extending them. ・Do not pull, put heavy stuff on them, or pinch them. ・Do not bend, twist, or tie them together forcefully.

If they are used in those states continuously, it may cause fire or electric shock. If power cables/plugs become

Since the product includes high-voltage parts, those actions may cause fire or electric shock. For internal inspections or repairs, contact IDK.

Do not

Instruction

Unplug

cable and LAN cable.

Contact may cause electric shock

The product is intended to be installed by skilled technicians. For installation, please contact a system integrator or

You can easily unplug in case of any extraordinary failure or abnormal situation, and it also helps for unplugging w hen

If the plug is plugged incompletely, it may overheat which causes electrical shock or fire. Do not use damaged plug or

If you continue to use the product under those situations, it may cause electric shock or fire. After confirming that the

If you continue to use the product under those situations, it may cause electrical shock or fire. For maintenance and

If you continue to use it under those situations, it may cause electrical shock or fire. For maintenance and repair,

Differences in ground potential among the product and peripheral devices may cause electric shock or damage of

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the devices. When using cables to connect devices, including connection of long-distance transmission, unplug the power cables of all related devices. After connecting signals/control cables of each device, plug in the power cables of each device.

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For installation

Instruction

Never insert only the screws into the holes after removing the rubber feet. It may lead to

Do not place the product in humid, oil smoke, or dusty place.

Do not put heavy items on the product.

Caution

Prohibition

No wet

hands

Instruction

Do not place the product in any place where it will be sub jected to high temperatures.

If the product is subjected to direct sunlight or high temperatures, it may cause fire.

If the product is placed near humidifiers or dusty area, it may cause fire or electric shock.

Do not block the vent holes.

If ventilation slots are blocked, it may cause fire or failure due to internal heat.

It may fall/turn over and lead to injury.

Do not exceed ratings of outlet and wiring devices.

If several plugs are put in an outlet, it may cause fire and electric shock.

Use only the provided AC adapter and power cabl e.

If non-compliant adapter or power cables is used, it may cause fire or electrical shock. Use the provided AC power connection cable. If you want to use your product in other countries that use different AC power cables, contact IDK.

Do not plug or unplug with wet hands.

It may cause electrical shock.

Use and store the product within the specified temperature/humidity range.

If the product is used outside the range continuously, it may cause fire or electric shock.

Turn off devices when they are connected to another device.

It may cause fire or electric shock.

Unplug

Unplug the power plug if you do not use the product for a long period.

In case of defect, it may cause fire.

Unplug the power plug before cleaning.

It may cause electric shock.

For rack mount devices:

Mount the product to the rack meeting EIA standards, and maintain spaces above and below for air cooling. For your safety, attach an L-shape bracket in addition to the mount bracket kit for the front panel to balance the weight.

For devices with rubber feet:

damage when the screws contact electrical circuit or parts inside of the product. To put the rubber feet back on, use only provided rubber feet and screws.

Instruction

Altitude:

Do not place the product at elevations of 2,000 meters (6562 feet) or higher above sea level. Failure to do so may shorten the life of the internal parts and result in malfunctions.

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Table of Co ntents

1 Included items ............................................................................................................................................ 9

2 About the GF-100 ..................................................................................................................................... 10

3 Example of use ......................................................................................................................................... 12

3.1 Application example ......................................................................................................................... 12

3.2 Sink test ............................................................................................................................................ 12

3.3 Source test ....................................................................................................................................... 13

3.4 Repeating source and sink tests ...................................................................................................... 14

3.5 Test from source device ................................................................................................................... 15

4 Top and rear panel ................................................................................................................................... 16

5 Basic operation ......................................................................................................................................... 17

5.1 Menu operation ................................................................................................................................. 17

5.2 Setting/canceling key lock ................................................................................................................ 18

5.3 Initialization ....................................................................................................................................... 18

6 Source test ............................................................................................................................................... 19

6.1 Displaying source status................................................................................................................... 19

6.2 Displaying source status (example) ................................................................................................. 21

6.2.1 Detecting source signals ........................................................................................................... 21

6.2.2 Video timing (Resolution/scanning method/frame rate/aspect ratio) ........................................ 21

6.2.3 HDMI/DVI (with/without audio) .................................................................................................. 22

6.2.4 With/without HDCP (copyright protection) ................................................................................ 23

6.2.5 Color space ............................................................................................................................... 23

6.2.6 Color depth (Deep Color) .......................................................................................................... 24

6.2.7 Audio format .............................................................................................................................. 25

6.2.8 Speaker configuration ............................................................................................................... 25

6.3 History of source status .................................................................................................................... 26

6.3.1 Beep for source status change ................................................................................................. 28

6.3.2 Escape sequence of source status ........................................................................................... 28

6.3.3 Wait time for detecting source status ........................................................................................ 28

6.4 EDID emulator .................................................................................................................................. 29

6.4.1 Outline ....................................................................................................................................... 29

6.4.2 EDID output mode .................................................................................................................... 30

6.4.3 Saving EDID ............................................................................................................................. 30

6.4.4 Resolution of original GF-100 EDID ......................................................................................... 31

6.4.5 Color depth of original GF-100 EDID ........................................................................................ 31

6.4.6 Number of audio channels of original GF-100 EDID ................................................................ 32

6.4.7 Audio format of original GF-100 EDID ...................................................................................... 33

7 Sink test .................................................................................................................................................... 34

7.1 Sink status ........................................................................................................................................ 34

7.2 Displaying sink status ....................................................................................................................... 35

7.2.1 Detecting sink device ................................................................................................................ 35

7.2.2 HDMI (Audio) supported/not supported .................................................................................... 35

7.2.3 HDCP (copyright protection) supported/not supported ............................................................. 36

7.2.4 Supported color space .............................................................................................................. 36

7.2.5 Supported color depth (Deep Color) ......................................................................................... 37

7.2.6 Preferred/native resolution ........................................................................................................ 38

7.2.7 Configuration of supported speakers ........................................................................................ 38

7.2.8 Detailed EDID inform ation ........................................................................................................ 39

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Test pattern/tone .............................................................................................................................. 39

7.3

7.3.1 Outputting test pattern/tone ...................................................................................................... 39

7.3.2 Selecting test pattern ................................................................................................................ 40

7.3.3 Test pattern resolution .............................................................................................................. 41

7.3.4 Test pattern HDCP .................................................................................................................... 42

7.3.5 Test pattern format/color space ................................................................................................ 42

7.3.6 Test pattern color depth ............................................................................................................ 42

7.3.7 Selecting test tone .................................................................................................................... 43

7.3.8 Test tone: output channel ......................................................................................................... 43

7.3.9 Test tone: standard level .......................................................................................................... 44

8 Monitoring DDC ........................................................................................................................................ 45

8.1 Outline .............................................................................................................................................. 45

8.2 Recording item ................................................................................................................................. 47

8.3 Beep sound ...................................................................................................................................... 47

8.4 DDC Escape sequence .................................................................................................................... 47

9 Cable /transmission path test ................................................................................................................... 48

9.1 Outline .............................................................................................................................................. 48

9.2 Operation and display example ........................................................................................................ 50

9.3 Test signals resolution ...................................................................................................................... 53

9.4 The amount of test data.................................................................................................................... 53

9.5 Test signals color depth.................................................................................................................... 53

9.6 Waiting time for starting pixel scan ................................................................................................... 54

9.7 Starting measurement ...................................................................................................................... 54

10 Setting GF-100 ..................................................................................................................................... 55

10.1 Source test connector....................................................................................................................... 55

10.1.1 Requesting input signals ........................................................................................................... 55

10.1.2 Input DC balance ...................................................................................................................... 55

10.1.3 HDCP enabled/dis ab le d ........................................................................................................... 55

10.1.4 Input bus reset time .................................................................................................................. 56

10.2 Sink test connector ........................................................................................................................... 56

10.2.1 Outputting signals forcibly ......................................................................................................... 56

10.3 System Clock .................................................................................................................................... 56

10.3.1 Setting current time of the GF-100 ........................................................................................... 56

10.4 LAN ................................................................................................................................................... 57

10.4.1 IP address ................................................................................................................................. 57

10.4.2 Default gatewa y ........................................................................................................................ 57

10.4.3 Subnet mask ............................................................................................................................. 57

10.4.4 Displaying MAC address........................................................................................................... 57

10.5 Others ............................................................................................................................................... 58

10.5.1 Time for turning off backlight .................................................................................................... 58

10.5.2 Beep sound ............................................................................................................................... 58

10.5.3 Resume ..................................................................................................................................... 58

10.5.4 Versions .................................................................................................................................... 58

11 Setting list ............................................................................................................................................. 59

12 Product specification ............................................................................................................................ 61

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1 Included items

Make sure all items below are included in the package. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact IDK.

GF-100 x 1

Power cable (1.8m/5.9 feet) x1

[Fig. 1.1] Included items

GF-100 User’s Guide

2P-3P conversion plug x 1

AC adapter (1.8m/5.9 feet) x1

You can download the latest version of the User’s Guide from IDK’s website at:

http://www.idk.co.jp/en/index.html

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HDMI/

DVI

Source device

TO SOURCE

Source test

Displaying sink EDID

EDID emulator

(with copy function

)

Test pattern/

Test tone generator

HDMI

/DVI

Sink device

TO SINK

HDMI

/DVI

Source

/Sink device

HDMI

DVI

Sink

/Source device

DDC A DDC B

DDC monitor

Sink test

GF-

100

Source device

GF-100

Sink device

2 About the GF-100

[Fig. 2.1] Diagram

The IDK’s GF-100 is a portable digital video checker for HDMI/DVI devices, providing source/sink tests, cable/transmission line tests, and monitoring DDC function between source and sink devices.

■ Source test (P.19)

● Displays the following statuses on the LCD display or browser: resolution, frequency, presence or

absence of audio, status of DDC voltage, and the like.

● Outputs status changes to a browser or ICT/IP port “2200”.

● Has an EDID emulator (P.29).

[Fig. 2.2] Source test

■ Sink test (P.34)

● Displays the following items on the LCD display or browser: supported resolution, audio supported/not

supported, HDCP compliant/not compliant, EDID, and other information.

● Outputs test patterns (video)/test tone (audio). (P.39)

● Saves up to five EDIDs of the sink device in the GF-100.

● Downloads the saved EDIDs onto the PC via the browser; they can be read with analysis software.

[Fig. 2.3] Sink test

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GF-100Sink device

Source

device

Cable

GF-100

Transmission

path

GF-100 GF-100

Test signal

■ DDC monitor (P.45)

● Outputs the DDC communication data of the source and sink devices to browser or the TCP/IP port

“1100”.

[Fig. 2.4] DDC monitor

■ Cable/transmission path test (P.48)

● Outputs the test signals and measures the quality (bit color) of the cable/transmission path.

● The test signals consist of random data and data that is under tougher condition (the hardware of the

cable and its transmission).

● The resolution and color depth of the test signals can be selected.

● With two GF-100 devices, the transmission path test between two distant sites can be performed.

[Fig. 2.5] Cable test [Fig. 2.6] Transmission path test

■ Additional function

● Resume function (P.58)

Note: The GF-100 is a simplified analyzer for field supports of AV systems. Please note that it does not

provide calibrations.

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BD playerMonitor

Distribution

amplifier

Switcher

Cable 3Cable 2

Video is not displayed

Cable 1

Audio is not output

EDID

Copy

EDID

Sink device

GF-100

Cable 1

BD playerMonitor

Distribution

amplifier

Switcher Cable 3Cable 2

①

3 Example of use

3.1 Application example

The illustration below is one example of implementing the GF-100.

[Fig. 3.1] Example of system configuration

3.2 Sink test

Remove cable 1 from the switcher and connect the GF-100 in order to perform the sink test (P.34) for the sink device and cable 1.

[Fig. 3.2] Sink test

■ Checking sink status (P.34) Check if the GF-100 can detect the sink device correctly (P.35).

<If the GF-100 cannot detect the sink device> The sink device or cable 1 has a problem. Check the power supply, connection and input switching (if there are some) of the sink device. Perform the cable test (P.48) for cable 1 if necessary. <If the GF-100 can detect the sink device> Check the following specification of the sink device,: supported resolution, color space, color depth (Deep Color) and whether audio and HDCP are suppor te d.

■ Checking operation using test patterns/tones (P.39) Change the following settings of test patterns/tones to check the sink device operation. (Default values are set for all settings.)

● Resolution

● The presence or absence of audio

● The presence or absence of HDCP

● Color space

● Color depth (Deep Color)

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headphones connection, and audio input setting.

source test.

GF-100

EDID

Source device test

Cable 1

BD playerMonitor

Distribution

amplifier

Switcher Cable 3

Cable 2

②

signals still cannot be det ec ted, per f orm the sink test of the switcher (③ Fig.3.4).

<If a test pattern is not displayed> The sink device or cable 1 has a problem. Check the power supply, connection and input switching (if there are some) of the sink device. Perform the cable test (P.48) for cable 1 if necessary. <If a test tone is not output to the sink device that supports audio> Check the following items: volume of sink device, m ute setti ng, the pr esenc e or absence of

Perform the source test (② Fig. 3.3). Immediately after the sink device and GF-100 are connected, the EDID of the sink device will be copied into the GF-100 automatically. The copied EDID is used by the switcher during the

3.3 Source test

Test for switcher, distribution amplifier, BD player, cable 1 to 3 (P.19). Connect the switcher and GF-100 as shown below.

[Fig. 3.3] Source test

■ Checking source status (P.19) Check if source signals can be detected correctly (P.21).

Check the power supply of the switcher, connection and channel switching setting. If the source

Check the following items: the resolution of the source signals, the presence or absence of audio and HDCP, color space, color depth (Deep Color), and other items. If source signals that are not supported by the sink device are sent, cha nge the B D pla yer settings and EDID of the distribution amplifier, and other actions in order to resolve the problem. If no problem is found, perform the sink test of the switcher (③ Fig.3.4).

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EDID

③

Sink device test

④

⑤

⑥

Sink device test

Source device test

BD playerMonitor

Distribution

amplifier

Switcher

Cable 3

Cable 2Cable 1

Copy

GF-100

3.4 Re pe ating source and sink tests

Repeat the source and sink tests between devices until the cause of the problem is identified.

[Fig. 3.4] Repeating source test and sink test

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3.5 Te s t fr om source device

EDID

①

Sink/

Source test

EDID

Copy

EDID

②

EDID

Copy

EDID

Sink/Source test

EDID

Copy

EDID

GF-100

Cable 1

BD playerMonitor

Distribution

amplifier

Cable 3Cable 2

③

EDID

Switcher

Sink/Source test

Cable for test

Sink device

side

Source device

side

If the test pattern is still not displayed, perform ② above ([Fig. 3.5]).

HDCP, color space, and color depth (Deep Color) and then perform the source test.

Check the power supply of the source device and connection.

settings and EDID of the distribution am plifier .

Prepare a cable for the test to copy the EDID of the sink device.

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[Fig. 3.5] Test from source device side

■ Checking operation using test patterns/tones (P.39)

The following items are set automatically by default depending on the performance of the sink device: resolution of the test patterns/tones, the presence or absence of audio, the presence or absence of HDCP, color space, and color depth (Deep Color).

<If a test pattern is not displayed> Check the power supply, connection and input switching (if there are some inputs) of sink device. Perform the cable test (P.48) if necessary.

<If a test pattern is displayed> Check the following items: resolution of the test pattern, the pres enc e or abse nc e of audio and

■ Checking source status (P.19) Check if source signals are detected correctly. (P.21)

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⑧

⑨

① ②

③ ④

⑤ ⑥

⑦

Part name

Description

Frame ground

For indoor ground terminal. An M4 screw is used.

Power supply connector

For provided AC adapter.

Main power switch

Turns on/off the GF-100.

DDC monitor connector

For DDC monitor.

Sink test connector

For sink test and cable/transmission path test.

Source test connector

For source test and cable/transmission path test.

LAN port

For browser.

LCD display

Displays menus, setting, and statuses.

Menu operation keys

For menu operation.

4 Top and rear panel

① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨

[Fig. 4.1] Drawing

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5 Basic operation

Moves cursor/page and changes set

SOURCE STATE

SUMMARY VIDEO TIMING VIDEO FREQ. AUDIO STATE 1 AUDIO STATE 2 AVI INFO SPD INFO AUDIO INFO

AUDIO INFO 2

TOP

CABLE TEST

RESOL. AMOUNT COL.DEPTH CAPT.WAIT START (RESULT)

TEST PATTERN

OUTPUT CONTENTS RESOLUTION HDCP OUT FORMAT COLOR DEPTH TEST TONE TONE CH TONE LEVEL

EDID OUT

EDID MODE EDID CAPTURE RESOLUTION COLOR DEPTH AUDIO CHANNEL PCM Dolby Digital AAC Dolby Digital+ DTS DTS-HD Dolby TrueHD

DDC MONITOR

STATUS HP/DDC LOG EDID LOG HDCP LOG OTHERS LOG BUZZER ESCAPE CODE

SINK STATE

SUMMARY 1 SUMMARY

2 TIMING SUMMARY 3 SPEAK SINK EDID

BASIC EXTENSION #1 EXTENSION #2 EXTENSION #3 EXTENSION #4

SETTINGS

SOURCE LOG

BUZZER ESCAPE CODE DETECT WAIT

VIDEO INPUT

SIGNAL REQUEST RECV OFFSET HDCP INPUT BUS RESET TIME

VIDEO OUTPUT

FORCED OUT

LAN

IP ADDRESS GATEWAY ADDR

. SUBNET MASK MAC ADDRESS

CLOCK OTHERS

BACKLIGHT OFF BUZZER RESUME FIRM VER. BOAD VER. FPGA VER.

TOP

2014/

/ 01( SUN) 00: 00

SOURCE STATE

【

】

5.1 Menu operation

[Fig. 5.1] Menu operation keys

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[Table 5.1] Function of menu operation key

Key Function

MENU/SET Enters the menu and applies setting.

ESC Exits from the menu.

value.

[Fig. 5.2] Menu list

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Press and hold this

key for

3 seconds.

KEY LOCKED.

Hold this key and

turn on GF

-100.

GF-100 Ver.0.00 IDK Corporation

5.2 Setting/canceling key lock

Press and hold the “ESC” key for 3 seconds (approx.) to enable/disable the key lock.

[Fig. 5.3] Key lock

5.3 Initialization

Turn on the GF-100 while holding the “ESC” key, and all settings will be initialized (to factory default). Hold the key until you hear a beep sound.

[Fig. 5.4] Initialization

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6 Source test

Source test connector

GF-100

Source device

Source test connecotr

Source device

Sink test connector

GF-100

Sink device

EDID

Copy

GF-100

EDID

① Copying EDID (connecting sink device for 2 seconds) ② Source test

GF-100 pretends to

be the sink device

6.1 Displaying source status

Status of the device that is connected to the source test connector can be displayed.

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[Fig. 6.1] Connection for source test

We recommend that you copy EDID of the sink device in advance and set it to the source test connector in order to acquire the same status as the actual operation. If the EDID output mode (P.30) is set to “AUTO” (Default), connect the sink device to the sink test connector for 2 seconds at least in order to copy the EDID correctly.

[Fig. 6.2] Copying EDID

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Menu page

Displaying information

Information Code)

VIDEO FREQ. (Audio signals)

AUDIO STATE 2 (AVI InfoFrame)

(SPD InfoFrame)

AUDIO INFO 1 (AUDIO InfoFrame)

TOP → SOURCE STATE → Table 6.1 below

The summary information of the source signals is shown on the SUMMARY page. Very detailed information is shown on pages other tha n the SUMMARY page.

<Reference> HDMI1.4: High-Definition Multimedia Interface Specification Version 1.4 CEA-861: CEA Standard A DTV Profile for Uncompressed High Speed Digital Interfaces

Note: The GF-100 is a simplified analyzer for field supports of AV systems. Please note that it does not

provide calibrations.

[Fig. 6.3] Source status menu

SUMMARY (Source signals)

VIDEO TIMING (Video signals timing)

(Video frequency) AUDIO STATE 1

(Audio signals) AVI INFO

SPD INFO

(AUDIO InfoFrame) AUDIO INFO 2

WEB page http://The GF-100’s IP address/source_state.html “The GF-100’s IP address” refers to the assigned IP address given to the GF-100. The default IP address

is 192.168.001.199, and it can be changed using the settings in section “10.4.1 IP address”.

Resolution, frame rate, aspect ratio, HDMI/DVI, color space, color depth, DDC voltage, audio format, presence or absence of HDCP, and VIC (Video

Total number of dots/lines, active area, back porch, front porch, synchronous signals polarity, scanning method

Frame rate, horizontal synchronous signals, dot clock

Sampling frequency information, audio format, and other information

Other additional information

Color space, color range, aspect ratio, and other information

Manufacturer inform ation

Speaker configuration

Audio format, the number of channels, and other information

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TOP > SOURCE STATE [ 1 / 9 ] SUMMARY NO SIGNAL DDC= 0 . 26V

● Replace the cable.

TOP > SOURCE STATE [ 1 / 9 ] SUMMARY 1920x 1080p , 59. 94Hz, 16: 9 , VIC= 16 HDMI, HDCP, RGB, 8 bit COLOR, DDC= 5 . 00V PCM, 2 CH, 48kHz, 24bit, NOT HI- BIT

1920

1080

6.2 Displaying source status (example)

6.2.1 Detecting source signals

If the GF-100 does not detect source signals, “NO SIGNAL” is displayed.

[Fig. 6.4] Signals are not detected

● Check the connection, power supply of the sourc e de vic e, and external output settings (laptop)

● Perform the cable test (P.48)

6.2.2 Video timing (Resolution/scanning method/frame rate/aspect ratio)

Displaying resolution, scanning method, frame rate, and aspect ratio of the source signals. For the scanning method: “p” means progressive while “i” means interlace.

[Fig. 6.5] Video timing

● Sink device: Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), supported resolution (P.38), and operation using test patterns (P.39).

● Source device: Change the output resolution.

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TOP >

SOURCE STATE [1/9] SUMMARY

1920x

1080p

59.94Hz,16:9

DVI,HDCP

,RGB

8bit COLOR

,DDC

00V

TOP

> SOURCE STATE

]

SUMMARY

1920x

1080p

,59

94Hz

,16

VIC=

HDMI

HDCP,

RGB

bit COLOR,DDC=5

00V

PCM,2CH,48kHz

24bit

,NOT HI

BIT

♪

....

DVI

(

without audio

)

HDMI

(with

audio

)

(P.39).

6.2.3 HDMI/DVI (with/without audio)

If the source signals have audio, “HDMI” is displayed while “DVI” is displayed for signals that do not ha ve audio.

[Fig. 6.6] HDMI/DVI

● When the image cannot be displayed on the sink device; Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), and operation using test patterns (P.39) of the sink device.

● When the audio is not output from the sink device (HDMI supported); Check the volume, mute, presence or absence of headphone, audio input setting (analog/digital), audio source (such as silent scene and pause), and operation using test tones

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TOP > SOURCE STATE

]

SUMMARY

1920x1080p

59.

94Hz

16:

,VIC

=16

HDMI,

NO HDCP

,RGB

bit

COLOR,DDC=5.

00V

PCM,2CH,

kHz,

24bit

NOT HI-

BIT

TOP > SOURCE STATE

]

SUMMARY

1920x1080

,59

.94

,16

VIC=

HDMI

HDCP,

RGB,

bit COLOR,DDC=5

.00

PCM,2CH,48kHz

24bit

,NOT HI

BIT

Without HDCP

With HDCP

(Encryption

)

and operation using test patterns (P.39) of the sink device.

TOP > SOURCE STATE [ 1 / 9 ] SUMMARY 1920x 1080p , 59. 94Hz, 16: 9 , VIC= 16 HDMI, HDCP, Y 444, 8 bit COLOR, DDC= 5 . 00V PCM, 2 CH, 48kHz, 24bit, NOT HI- BIT

TOP > SOURCE STATE [ 1 / 9 ] SUMMARY 1920x 1080p , 59. 94Hz, 16: 9 , VIC= 16 HDMI, HDCP, RGB, 8 bit COLOR, DDC= 5 . 00V PCM, 2 CH, 48kHz, 24bit, NOT HI- BIT

YCbCr4:4:4

RGB

● Source device: Change output color space.

6.2.4 With/without HDCP (copyright protection)

If the source signals include HDCP, “HDCP” is displayed while “NO HDCP” is displayed for signals that do not have HDCP.

[Fig. 6.7] HDCP

Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), HDCP supported/not supported,

6.2.5 Color space

RGB4:4:4: “RGB”, YCbCr4:2:2: “Y422”, YCbCr4:4:4: “Y444”

[Fig. 6.8] Displaying color space

● Sink device: Check the supported color space (P.36) and operation using test patterns (P.39).

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TOP > SOURCE STATE [ 1 / 9 ] SUMMARY 1920x 1080p , 59. 94Hz, 16: 9 , VIC= 16 HDMI, HDCP, RGB, 12bit COLOR, DDC= 5 . 00V PCM, 2 CH, 48kHz, 24bit, NOT HI- BIT

TOP > SOURCE STATE [ 1 / 9 ] SUMMARY 1920x 1080p , 59. 94Hz, 16: 9 , VIC= 16 HDMI, HDCP, RGB, 8 bit COLOR, DDC= 5 . 00V PCM, 2 CH, 48kHz, 24bit, NOT HI- BIT

12bit

8bit

● Source device: Change the output color depth.

6.2.6 Color depth (D eep Color)

12 bit (36 bit/pixel): “12bit” 10 bit (30 bit/pixel): “10bit” 8 bit (24 bit/pixel): “8bit”

[Fig. 6.9] Displaying color depth

● Sink device: Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), supported color depth (P37), and operation using test patterns (P40).

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6.2.7 Audio format

♪

Bit stream

(compressed audio)

Linear PCM

TOP > SOURCE STATE [1 / 9 ] SUMMARY 1920x1080p,59. 94Hz, 16: 9,VIC=16 HDMI,HDCP,RGB,8 bit COLOR, DDC= 5.00V COMPRESSED AUDIO

TOP > SOURCE STATE [1 / 9 ] SUMMARY 1920x1080p,59. 94Hz, 16: 9,VIC=16 HDMI,HDCP,RGB,8 bit COLOR, DDC= 5.00V PCM,2CH,48kHz, 24bit, NOT HI- BIT

♪

FLW

FLC

FRC

LFE

RLC

FRONT

REAR

FRW

RRC

TOP > SOURCE STATE [ 8

/ 9 ] AUDIO INFO 1 [ --- --- FL ---][--- --][--- FR --- ---] [ --] [---] [ -- ---] [--] [--- --]

Effect

Linear PCM: “PCM” Bit stream (compressed audio): “COMPRESS AUDIO”

[Fig. 6.10] Audio format

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6.2.8 Speaker configuration

[Fig. 6.11] Speaker configuration

[Table 6.1] Speaker configuration

Name Position Name Position Name Position FL Front Left RC Rear Center FRW Front Right Wide

FC Front Center RR Rear Right FLH Front Left High FR Front Right RLC Rear Left Center FCH Front Center High FLC Front Left Center RRC Rear Right Center FRH Front Right High FRC Front Right Center LFE Low Frequency

TC Top Center

RL Rear Left FLW Front Left Wide

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6.3 History of source status

Changes in status (resolution, frame rate, HDMI/DVI, with/without HDCP, color space, color depth, and DDC voltage) can be output to the browser or TCP/IP port “2200”.

Terminal software

● The source status is output to TCP/IP port “2200”.

● When a status change is detected, BELI code is output, and the changed statuses are displayed in red.

(P.28)

[Fig. 6.12] Source status (Terminal software)

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WEB page http://The GF-100’s IP address/source_log_r.html

● The changed statuses ar e displ a yed in red.

● The history data is kept even after turning off the GF-100.

● When the save area of communication history (53,248 byte) is full, from the oldest data will be deleted.

[Fig. 6.13] WEB page of source status history

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6.3.1 Beep for source status change

TOP → SETTINGS → SOURCE LOG → BUZZER

Set value

OFF: The beep does not sound [Default] ON: The beep sounds when the source status changes.

Note: If “10.5.2 Beep sound (P.58)” is set to “OFF”, it does not sound.

6.3.2 Escape sequence of source status

Letter color code and BE LI code are added to the terminal software.

TOP → SETTINGS → SOURCE LOG → ESCAPE CODE

Set value

DISABLE

ENABLE: The changed status will be shown in red, and warning tone is output from the software every time the source status changes [Default]

6.3.3 Wait time for detecting source status

The GF-100 waits to detect status of the source device until the status is stabilized. If you want to detect momentary changes, set the value set this menu to “NO WAIT” or a small value. If you do not want to detect unnecessary information, set this menu to a larger value.

TOP → SETTINGS → SOURCE LOG → DETECT WAIT

Set value

NO WAIT 100ms to 10000ms [Default: 800ms]

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6.4 EDID emulator

EDID Bank 1

Original EDID

TO SINK

External EDID buffer

Source device Sink device

EDID Bank 2

EDID Bank 3

EDID Bank 4

EDID Bank 5

TO SOURCE

GF-100

Copy

EDID

EDID output data

Function

(P.32), and audio format (P.33) can be changed.

device for 2 seconds or longer until the copy is completed.

EDID Banks

External EDID settings are saved in the GF-100.

6.4.1 Outline

You can set EDID that is output to the connector for source test from the data below.

GF-100 User’s Guide

[Fig. 6.14] EDID output diagram

[Table 6.2] EDID output data

Original EDID of GF-100

The original EDID of the GF-100 The maximum resolution (P.31), c olor depth (P.31

EDID that is copied from the sink device automatically External EDID buffer

1 to 5

When a sink device is connected, the GF-100 copies EDID of the sink device.

The copied EDID is k ept until another sink device is connected. Connect the si nk

Up to five EDIDs that ar e copied to the external EDID buffer can be saved.

Note: Only EDID BLOCK 0 and BLOCK1 are supported.

), the number of audio chan nels

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EDID Bank

Original EDID

TO SINK

External EDID buffer

Source

device

Sink device

EDID Bank

EDID Bank 3

EDID Bank

EDID Bank 5

TO SOURCE

GF-100

Copy

EDID

Set value

Function

EDID Bank 1

Original EDID

External EDID buffer

EDID Bank 2 EDID Bank

3 EDID Bank 4 EDID Bank 5

Save

6.4.2 EDID output mode

You can select the EDID that is output to the source test connector.

[Fig. 6.15] EDID output diagram

TOP → EDID OUT → EDID MODE

Set value [Table 6.3] EDID output data

AUTO [Default]

ORIGINAL Outputs the original EDID of the GF-100. BANK 1 to 5 Outputs EDID banks 1 to 5.

6.4.3 Saving EDID

Saving EDID that is copied in the external EDID buffer into the EDID banks. EDID banks can be output from the source test connector by setting the EDID mode to BANK 1 to 5.

TOP → EDID OUT → EDID CAPTURE The EDID can be saved by selecting the destination bank (BANK 1 to

WEB page http://The GF-100’s IP address/external_edid_dump.html You can check the details of the external EDID buffer and EDID bank.

[Fig. 6.16] EDID bank

Outputs the external EDID buffer (EDID copied from the sink device). Outputs the original EDID of the GF-100 if any sink device has not bee n connected after initialization (P.18).

5) and then press the “SET” key.

The saved EDID can be downloaded from a browser to a PC and can be read using analysis software.

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6.4.4 Resolution of original GF-100 EDID

VGA

640 x 480

SVGA

800 x 600

XGA

1024 x 768

720p

1280 x 720

WXGA-1

1280 x 768

WXGA-2

1280 x 800

Quad-VGA

1280 x 960

SXGA

1280 x1024

WXGA-3

1360 x 768

WXGA-4

1366 x 768

SXGA+

1400 x1050

WXGA+

1440 x 900

WXGA++

1600 x 900

UXGA

1600 x1200

WSXGA+

1680 x1050

1080i

1920 x1080

1080p

1920 x1080

WUXGA

1920 x1200

QWXGA

2048 x1152

SVGA

● ●◎

XGA ● ●

●◎

720p ● ● ● ◎ WXGA-1

●

● ●

○ ◎

WXGA-2

● ● ● ○ ◎ ○◎

Quad-VGA

● ●

● ○ ◎ ○ ◎

SXGA ● ● ● ○ ◎ ○ ○ ●◎ WXGA-3

● ●

● ○ ◎ ○ ○ ●○ ◎

WXGA-4 ● ● ● ○ ○ ○ ●○

◎ ◎

SXGA+

● ●

● ○ ○ ○ ●○ ◎ ◎

WXGA+ ● ● ● ○ ○

○ ●○

◎ ○ ◎

WXGA++ ●

● ● ○ ○ ○ ●○ ◎ ○

○ ◎

UXGA

● ● ● ○ ○ ○ ●○ ◎

○ ○ ○

◎

WSXGA+ ●

● ● ○ ○ ○ ●○ ◎ ○

○ ○ ○ ◎

1080i

● ● ● ○ ○ ●○

◎ ○ ○

○ ○ ○ ◎

1080p ● ● ● ○

○ ●○ ○

○ ○ ○ ○ ◎ ◎

WUXGA

● ● ● ○ ○ ●○

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ◎ ◎

QWXGA ● ● ● ○ ●○

○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ◎ ○ ◎

Set value

Supported resolution

TOP → EDID OUT → RESOLUTION

Set value [Default: 1080p]

[Table 6.4] EDID output data

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●:Established Timing / ○:Standard Timing Identification / ◎:Detailed Timing Description VESA Enhanced EDID Standard Release A, Rev1

6.4.5 Color depth of original GF-100 EDID

TOP → EDID OUT → COLOR DEPTH

Set value

24 bit [Default]

24/30 bit 24/30/36 bit

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7.1 CH [Default]

● ● ● ● ● ● ●

●

FL FC FR RL RR RLC RRC LFE

: Front Left : Front Center : Front Right : Rear Left : Rear Right : Rear Left Center : Rear Right Center : Low Frequency Effect

LFE

RLC

RRC

6.4.6 Number of audio channels of original GF-100 EDID

TOP → EDID OUT → AUDIO CHANNEL

[Fig. 6.17] Speaker configuration

Set value [Table 6.5] EDID output data

Set value RLC RL FL FC FR RR RRC LFE

2 CH ● ●

2.1 CH ● ● ●

3.1 CH ● ● ● ● 5 CH ● ● ● ● ●

5.1 CH ● ● ● ● ● ● 7 CH ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

●: Supported

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Digital Audio.

AAC

Sets availability and the maximum sampling frequency of AAC Audio.

MAX 48.0 kHz

Audio.

kHz

Audio.

6.4.7 Audio format of original GF-100 EDID

TOP → EDID OUT → Table 6.4.7 below

[Table 6.6] Audio format settings

Menu Function Default PCM Sets the maximum sampling frequency of the linear PCM. MAX 48.0 kHz Dolby Digital Sets availability and the maximum sampling frequency of AC-3 Dolby

MAX 48.0 kHz

Dolby Digital+ Sets availability and the maximum sampling frequency of Dolby Digital

Plus Audio. DTS Sets availability and the maximum sampling frequency of DTS Audio. MAX 48.0 kHz DTS-HD Sets availability and the maximum sampling frequency of DTS-HD

Dolby TrueHD Sets availability and the maximum sampling frequency of Dolby TrueHD

Set value

OFF, MAX 32.0 kHz, MAX 44.1 kHz, MAX 48.0 kHz, MAX 88.2 kHz, MAX 96.0 kHz, MAX 176.4 kHz, MAX 192.0 kHz

MAX 48.0 kHz

MAX 192.0

MAX 96.0 kHz

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Sink test connector

-100 Sink device

Menu page

Information to be displayed

Manufacturer, product ID, display size, aspect ratio, HDMI

supported color space and color depth

(Specification of sink device)

(EDID detail information)

SINK EDID → EXTENSION #1 (EDID detail information)

(EDID detail information)

7 Sink test

7.1 Sink status

Displaying status of the device that is connected to the sink test connector

[Fig.7.1] Sink test connection

TOP → SINK STATE →Table 7.1 The specification of the sink device is shown on the SUMMARY pages 1 to 3. Very detailed information is shown on pages other tha n the SUMMARY page. <Reference>

E-EDID: VESA Enhanced Extended Display Identification Data Standard Release A, Revision 2 CEA-861: CEA Standard A DTV Profile for Uncompressed High Speed Digital Interfaces

[Table 7.1] Sink status menu

SUMMARY 1 (Specification of sink device)

SUMMARY 2 TIMING (Specification of sink device) SUMMARY 3 SPEAK

SINK EDID → BASIC

(EDID detail information) SINK EDID → EXTENSION #2

SINK EDID → EXTENSION #3 (EDID detail information) SINK EDID → EXTENSION #4

WEB page

http://The GF-100’s IP address/sink_state.html

supported/not supported, HDCP compliant/ not compliant,

Supported resolution (PREFER, NATIVE)

Speaker configuration

Detail information of BASIC EDID (BLOCK0)

Detail information of EXTENSION #1 EDID (BLOCK1)

Detail information of EXTENSION #2 EDID (BLOCK2)

Detail information of EXTENSION #3 EDID (BLOCK3)

Detail information of EXTENSION #4 EDID (BLOCK4)

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TOP > SINK STATE [ 1 / 4 ] SUMMARY 1

NO SINK

● Replace the cable.

♪

TOP > SINK STATE [1/4] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI&HDMI, HDCP:OK, NOT REPEATER R 444/Y422/Y444, 8/10/ 12bit

TOP >

SINK STATE [1/4] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI, HDCP:OK, NOT REPEATER R 444, 8bit

Audio is not

output

Audio is output

7.2 Displaying sink status

7.2.1 Detecting sink device

If the GF-100 cannot detect sink device, “NO SINK” is displayed.

[Fig.7.2.1] Sink device is not detected

● Check the connection, power supply, and input switching (if there are some inputs) of the sink device.

● Perform the cable test (P.48).

7.2.2 HDMI (Audio) supported/not supported

If the connected sink device does not support HDMI (audio), “DVI” is displayed while “DVI&HDMI” is displayed for devices that support HDMI. Sink devices that do not support HDMI cannot output audio.

For when the image cannot be displayed on the sink device;

● Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), and operation using test

● patterns (P.39) of the sink device

● Check the presence or absence of output signals of the source device (P.21)

For when the audio is not output from the sink device (HDMI supported);

● Check the volume, mute, presence or absence of headphone, audio input setting (analog/digital),

and operation using test tones (P.39) of the sink device.

● Check the presence or absence of audio output (P.22)

[Fig. 7.1] HDMI supported/not supported

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TOP

> SINK STATE

[ 1 / 4 ] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI& HDMI, HDCP: NG, NOT REPEATER R 444/ Y 422/ Y 444, 8 / 10/ 12bit

TOP >

SINK STATE [

1 /

4 ] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI&

HDMI, HDCP: OK, NOT REPEATER

R 444/

422/

Y 444, 8 / 10/ 12bit

HDCP

● Check the presence or absence of output signals (P.21) and HDCP (P.23) of the source device.

TOP > SINK STATE

[ 1 /

4 ] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI&

HDMI, HDCP: OK, NOT REPEATER

R 444, 8 / 10/ 12bit

TOP > SINK STATE [ 1 / 4 ] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI& HDMI, HDCP: OK, NOT REPEATER R 444/ Y 422/ Y 444, 8 / 10/ 12bit

Source device: Change the color space of the output signals (P.23)

7.2.3 HDCP (copyright protection) supported/not supported

If the sink device does not support HDCP (copyright protection), “HDCP:NG” is displayed while “HDCP:OK” is displayed for device that supports HDCP. Sink devices that do not support HDCP cannot display or output audio video and audio having HDCP.

[Fig. 7.2] HDCP supported/not supported

● Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), and operation using test patterns (P.39) of the sink device.

7.2.4 Supported color space

RGB4:4:4: “R444”, YCbCr4:2:2: “Y422”, YCbCr4:4:4: “Y444”

[Fig. 7.3] Supported color space

Sink device: Check the operation using test patterns (P.39)

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7.2.5 Supported color depth (Deep Color)

TOP >

SINK STATE [

1 /

] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI

& HDMI

, HDCP: OK, NOT REPEATER

R 444

Y 422

/ Y

444

, 8 bit

TOP > SINK STATE

[ 1

4 ] SUMMARY 1 IDK 001H DVI

& HDMI, HDCP: OK, NOT REPEATER

444/

422/

Y 444, 8 / 10/ 12bit

bit

12 bit (36 bit/pixel): “12bit” 10 bit (30 bit/pixel): “10bit” 8 bit (24 bit/pixel): “8bit”

[Fig. 7.4] Supported color depth

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● Sink device: Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), and operation using test patterns (P.39).

● Source device: Check the presence or absence of output signals (P.21) and color depth of output signals (P.24).

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TOP >

SINK STATE [ 2 / 4 ] SUMMARY

2 TIMING

PREFER: 1920x 1200p ,

59.

Hz,

16:

NATIV1 : 1920x

1080

p ,

59.

/ 60

, 16

: 9

NATIV2 : -

TOP > SINK STATE [

/ 4

] SUMMARY 2 TIMING

PREFER:

1920

x 1200

p ,

. 95Hz, 16: 10

NATIV1

: 1920

1080p , 59. 94/ 60Hz, 16: 9

NATIV

: -

Preferred resolution

1920

x1200

Native resolution

1920x

1080

TOP > SINK STATE [ 3 / 4 ] SUMMARY 3 SPEAK [ --- --- FL ---][--- --][--- FR --- ---] [ --] [---] [ -- ---] [--] [--- --]

FLW

FL FLC

FRC

LFE

RLCRL

FRONT

REAR

FRW

RRC

Rear Left

FLW

Front Left Wide

7.2.6 Preferred/native resolution

“PREFER”: resolution recommended by the manufacturer of the sink device “NATIV1” and “NATIV2”: native resolution (the maximum resolution of sink devices’ pixel) For other supported resolutions, see “7.2.8 Detailed EDID(P.39)”. Note: Handling preferred and native resolutions differs by manufacturers. The preferred resolution is

sometimes higher than the native resolution due to scaling.

[Fig. 7.5] Preferred/native resolution

● Sink device: Check the power supply, input switching (if there are some inputs), and operation using test patterns (P.39).

● Source device: Check the presence or absence of output signals (P.21) and output resolution (P.21).

7.2.7 Configuration of supported speakers

[Fig. 7.6] Speaker configuration

Name Position Name Position Name Position FL Front Left RC Rear Center FRW Front Right Wide FC Front Center RR Rear Right FLH Front Left High FR Front Right RLC Rear Left Center FCH Front Center High FLC Front Left Center RRC Rear Right Center FRH Front Right High FRC Front Right Center LFE Low Frequency Effect TC Top Center

[Table 7.1] Speaker position

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TOP > SINK STATE [4/ 4 ] SINK EDID EDID BLOCK = BASIC(USED) PUSH "SET" TO ENTER

Detailed EDID information

　・Manufacturer 　・Supported resolution 　・Supported audio format

etc.

GF-100

Sink device

Sink test connector

7.2.8 Detailed EDID information

Displaying the detailed EDID information of the sink device, such as manufacturer, supported resolution and audio format.

[Fig. 7.7] Detailed EDID information

<Reference> E-EDID: VESA Enhanced Extended Display Identification Data Standard Release A, Revision 2

CEA-861: CEA Standard A DTV Profile for Uncompressed High Speed Digital Interfaces

7.3 Test pattern/tone

7.3.1 Outputting test pattern/tone

[Fig. 7.8] Outputting test pattern

TOP → TEST PATTERN → OUTPUT

Set value

OFF: Outputting the signals of the source test connector to the sink test connector ON: Outputting test pattern/tone [Default]

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75% COLOR BAR

EIA COLOR BAR SMPTE COLOR BAR

H GRAY SCALE　10 STEP

H GRAY SCALE

5 CROSS HATCH

20x20 CROSS HATCH

VERTICAL STRIPES HORIZONTAL STRIPES

x7 CROSS HATCH

4x4

CROSS HATCH

V GRAY SCALE 10 STEP

V GRAY SCALE

6x6 CROSS HATCH

100% WHITE RASTER 75% GRAY RASTER 50% GRAY RASTER

25% GRAY RASTER BLACK RASTER RED RASTER GREEN RASTER BLUE RASTER

V GRAY SCALE 32 STEP

H GRAY SCALE　32 STEP

MULTI SET 10x

10 MULTI SET 12x12 MULTI SET 14x

MULTI SET 20x20

MULTI SET 8x

7.3.2 Selecting test pattern

TOP → TEST PATTERN → CONTENTS

Set value

[Default: SMPTE COLOR BAR]

[Fig. 7.9] Test patterns

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7.3.3 Test pattern resolution

PC resolution

TV resolution

VGA

640x 480

60 Hz

4:3

480i

720x 480

29.97 Hz

4:3

SVGA

800x 600

60 Hz

4:3

480p

720x 480

59.94 Hz

4:3

XGA

1024x 768

60 Hz

4:3

576i

720x 576

25 Hz

4:3

OV-MP

1024x 768

59.94 Hz

4:3

576p

720x 576

50 Hz

4:3

WXGA-1

1280x 768

60 Hz

5:3

720p

1280x 720

50 Hz

16:9

WXGA-2

1280x 800

60 Hz

16:10

720p

1280x 720

59.94 Hz

16:9

[Fig. 7.10] Test pattern resolution

TOP → TEST PATTERN → RESOLUTION

Set value

AUTO: Automatic [Default] [Table 7.3.3]: Manual

[Table 7.2] Test pattern resolution

GF-100 User’s Guide

Quad-VGA 1280x 960 60 Hz 4:3 720p 1280x 720 60 Hz 16:9 SXGA 1280x1024 60 Hz 5:4 1080i 1920x1080 25 Hz 16:9 WXGA-3 1360x 768 60 Hz 16:9 1080i 1920x1080 29.97 Hz 16:9 WXGA-4 1366x 768 60 Hz 16:9 1080i 1920x1080 30 Hz 16:9 SXGA+ 1400x1050 60 Hz 4:3 1080p 1920x1080 50 Hz 16:9 WXGA+ 1440x 900 60 Hz 16:10 1080p 1920x1080 59.94 Hz 16:9 WXGA++ 1600x 900 60 Hz 16:9 1080p 1920x1080 60 Hz 16:9 UXGA 1600x1200 60 Hz 4:3 WSXGA+ 1680x1050 60 Hz 16:10 WUXGA 1920x1200 60 Hz 16:10 QWXGA 2048x1152 60 Hz 16:9

WUXGA/QWXGA: Reduced Blanking

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7.3.4 Test pattern HDCP

TOP → TEST PATTERN → HDCP OUT

Set value

AUTO: automatic [Default] OFF: without HDCP ON: with HDCP

7.3.5 Test pattern format/color space

TOP → TEST PATTERN → FORMAT

Set value

AUTO: automatic [Default] DVI HDMI RGB HDMI YCbCr4:2:2 HDMI YCbCr4:4:4

7.3.6 Test pattern color depth

TOP → TEST PATTERN → COLOR DEPTH

Set value

AUTO: automatic [Default] 8 bit: 24 bit/pix el (8 bit/component ) 10 bit: 30 bit/pixel (10 bit/component ) 12 bit: 36 bit/pixel (12 bit/component )

Note: If “7.3.5 Test pattern format/color space(P.42)” is set to “DVI”, “8 bit” will be applied automatically.

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7.3.7 Selecting test tone

Sink test connector

GF-100

Sink device

Beep

CH4

CH1 CH2

CH3

CH5 CH6

CH7 CH8

[Fig. 7.11] Test tone

TOP → TEST PATTERN → TEST TONE

Set value

MUTE, 400Hz(CH3=30Hz), 400Hz(CH3=80Hz) 1000Hz(CH3=30Hz), 1000Hz(CH3=80Hz) [Default]

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7.3.8 Test tone: output channel

[Fig. 7.12] Speaker configuration example

TOP → TEST PATTERN → TONE CH

Set value

CH1-CH8, CH1-CH2 [Default] CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4, CH5, CH6, CH7, CH8

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7.3.9 Test tone: standard level

TOP → TEST PATTERN → TONE LEVEL

Set value

-20 dBFS: Standard signal level [Default] 0 dBFS: Full-scale level

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8 Monitoring DDC

8.1 Outline

DDC communication between the source de vice and sink device (hot plug voltage, DDC voltage, EDID, and HDCP) can be output to a browser or TCP/IP port “1100”.

Connect the sink device and source device to the DDC monitor connectors (in the example below, the source device is connected to connector A, but it can be connected to the connector B as well).

[Fig. 8.1] Connection for monitoring DDC

Terminal software

The communication contents are output to TCP/IP port “1100”. Hot plug/DDC voltage, EDID, and HDCP are displayed in light blue, yellow, and green,

respectively.(P.47)

[Fig. 8.2] Terminal software for monitoring DDC

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TOP > DDC MONITOR [ 1 /

3 ] STATUS

HP : 4 . 84

V EDID :

DDC:

5 . 01

V HDCP :

OTHERS:

WEB page http://The GF-100’s IP address/pass_ddc_r.html : Displays the protocol of EDID and HDCP http://The GF-100’s IP address /pass_ddc_raw_r.html : Displays the DDC communication data

● The history data of the DDC monitoring data is kept even after turning off the GF-100.

● When no space is available in the save area of communication history (56,320 byte), from the oldest data

will be deleted.

TOP → DDC MONITOR → STATUS The simplified communication status is displayed.

[Fig. 8.4] Simplified display

[Fig. 8.3] WEB page for monitoring DDC

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8.2 Recording item

The recording of DDC communication items

TOP → DDC MONITOR → HP/DDC LOG: Hot plug/DDC voltage TOP → DDC MONITOR → EDID LOG: EDID TOP → DDC MONITOR → HDCP LOG: HDCP TOP → DDC MONITOR → OTHERS LOG: other protocols

Set value

OFF: Not recorded ON: Recorded [Default]

8.3 Be e p sound

You can enable or disable the beep sound when a DDC communication is detected. If “10.5.2 Beep sound (P.58)” is set to “OFF”, it does not sound.

TOP → DDC MONITOR → BUZZER

Set value

OFFON [Default]

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8.4 DDC Escape sequence

Adding letter color codes to the terminal software

TOP → DDC MONITOR → ESCA PE C O DE

Set value

DISABLE ENABLE : Hot plug/DDC voltage, EDID, and HDCP are displayed in light blue, yellow, and green,

respectively [Default]

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CableGF

100

Sink test

connector

Source test connector

Test signals

Transmission path

-100 GF-

100

Sink test

connector

Source test

connector

Test signal

① Press the “SET

” key

　　（Starts to send

）

② Press the “SET” key （Starts to receive）

③ Displays result 　　DDCPW 　　DATA0～2 (BER) 　　GND

③ Displays result 　　HP 　　SCL/SDA 　　GND

9 Cable /transmission path test

9.1 Outline

The GF-100 outputs the test signals in order to measure the quality (bit color) of the cable/transmission path. The test signals consist of random data and data that is under tougher condition (the hardware of the cable and its transmission). The resolution and color depth of the test signals can be selected.

[Fig. 9.1] Connection for Cable/transmission path test

With two GF-100 units, the transmission path test between two distant sites can be performed.

[Fig. 9.2] Connection between two distance sites

TOP → CABLE TEST → The cable/transmission path test can be started by pressing the “SET” key while the CABLE TEST menu

is displayed after devices are connected to GF-100.

Note: The GF-100 is a simplified analyzer for field supports of AV systems. Please note that it does not provide calibrations.

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TMDS Data2+ TMDS Data2TMDS Data1 Shield TMDS Data0+ TMDS Data0TMDS Clock Shield CEC

DDC/CEC Ground Hot Plug Detect

TMDS Data2 Shield TMDS Data1+ TMDS Data1TMDS Data0 Shield TMDS Clock+ TMDS ClockUtility SDA

DDC PW(+5V Power)

SCL

Signal SignalPin Pin

1 3 5 7

9 11 13 15 17 19

2 4 6

8 10 12 14 16 18

1113151719 13579

12141618 246810

Tests for CEC and Utility pins are not supported.

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[Fig. 9.3] Pin assignments (GF-100 side)

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TOP > CABLE TEST [ 3 / 3 ] START:"SET" KEY BER = --------- --/ -- bit DDCPW: -- HP: -- SCL/ SDA: -- GND: - ERR D0 : - D 1 : - D 2 : -

①

TOP > CABLE TEST [ 3 / 3 ] START:"ESC" KEY DISCONNECTED... RX: NO SIGNAL DDCPW: -- HP: -- SCL/ SDA: -- GND: - ERR D0 : - D 1 : - D 2 : -

②

Test signal cannot

be received.

TOP

> CABLE TEST

[ 3 / 3

] START:"

ESC" KEY

WAITING... RX

: 1920x

1080p @ 59.

95Hz

DDCPW: OK HP

: OK SCL/

SDA: OK GND

: OK

ERR D0

: - D 1 : -

D 2 :

③

Test signal

TOP

> CABLE TEST [ 3

/ 3 ]

START:"ESC"

KEY

SYNC FAILED.(D

0 / D 1 / D 2

/ CLK ERROR)

DDCPW: OK HP: OK SCL/

SDA:

OK GND: OK

ERR D

0 : - D 1 :

- D 2

: -

Synchronization

failed

9.2 O pe ration and display example

Example of a cable/transmission path test

[Fig. 9.4] Starting measurement

The cable/transmission path test can be started by pressing the “SET” key while any of the cable test menus is displayed. If “9.7 Starting measurement (P54)” is set to “AUTO”, the measurement can be started by unplugging and plugging the cable while the cable test status is displayed (TOP→CABLE TEST [3/3]).

[Fig. 9.5] Signals are not detected

If the test signals cannot be received due to the cable disconnection or TMDS Data/TMDS Clock or if the resolutions or color depth of the received and test signals do not match, “DISCONNECTED...” is displayed.

[Fig. 9.6] Waiting for signal stability/Synchronization failed

When the GF-100 detects received signals, it displays “WAITING…” and waits until the signals become stabilized. You can change the waiting time in “9.6 Waiting time for starting pixel scan (P54)”. If the bit error cannot be measured due to signal deterioration or if there is a device that makes the resolution unstable during transmission, the GF-100 displays “SYNC FAILED” and finishes the measurement.

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TOP > CABLE TEST [ 3 / 3 ] START:"ESC" KEY COMPAREING... ____________________ DDCPW: OK HP: OK SCL/ SDA: OK GND: OK ERR D0 : 0 D 1 : 0 D 2 : 0

Received windowSent window

Compare

④

TOP

> CABLE TEST [ 3

/ 3 ] START:"SET" KEY

BER

= 0

% 0 / 2488320 bit

DDCPW: OK HP: OK SCL/ SDA

OK GND:

ERR D

0 :

0 D

: 0

D 2 : 0

⑤

Total bit error rate

Total number of bit errors/The number of test bits

The number of bit errors in TMDS Data 2 The number of bit errors in TMDS Data 1

The number of bit errors in TMDS Data 0

TOP

> CABLE TEST [ 3 / 3 ] START

:"SET"

KEY

BER = 0 % 0

/ 2488320 bit

DDCPW:

OK HP: OK SCL/ SDA: OK GND: OK

ERR D0 : 0 D 1 : 0 D 2 : 0

1113151719

121416

18 246810

1517 135

1214 246810

TMDS Data 2 TMDS Data 1 TMDS Data

1816

SDA DDC PW (+5

V Power)

HP (

Hot Plug Detect

)

SCL

Socket side

Result of signal conduction

CEC and Utility pins are not supported.

[Fig. 9.7] Signals comparison

The GF-100 displays “COMPAREING...” and measures the bit error by comparing the test signals and received signals. You can set the amount of those signals for the comparison in “9.4 The amount of test data (P53)”.

When the measurement of the bit error is completed, the result is displayed. If the total number of bit errors is “0” and all signal conductions are “OK”, the cable is normal. Even if the bit error is not “0”, video m a y be displa yed cor rec tl y, depending on the equalizer performance of the sink device and the output signal quality of the source device.

Table 9.2 on the next page shows the measurement results of IDK’s cables as examples. For IDK’s 20 m/65.62 ft. or shorter cables, the acceptance criteria is fixed at “0”. For long cables, the criteria vary depending on the usage environment.

Note: Please do not apply an extra force to the connector at the time of connection; otherwise, the

measurement may not be performed correctly.

[Fig. 9.8] Result

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errors/Result

8294400

10368000

12441600

22118400

27648000

62208000

SYNC FAILED

74649600

SYNC FAILED

8294400

2761826

10368000

SYNC FAILED

12441600

SYNC FAILED

22118400

SYNC FAILED

27648000

SYNC FAILED

33177600

SYNC FAILED

49766400

DISCONNECTED

74649600

[Table 9.1] Measurement results (example)

Cable Resolution Color depth [bit] Number of test bits

480p

20 m or shorter

(without equalizer)

30 m

(without equalizer)

720p

1080p

480p

720p

1080p

12 33177600 0

8 49766400 0 10 62208000 0 12 74649600 0

8 8294400 0 10 10368000 0 12 12441600 1290

8 22118400 6 10 27648000 19 12 33177600 30884

8 49766400 0

Number of bit

480p

50 m

(without equalizer)

30 m or shorter (with equalizer)

720p

1080p

480p

720p

1080p

10 62208000 DISCONNECTED 12 74649600 DISCONNECTED

8 8294400 0 10 10368000 0 12 12441600 0

8 22118400 0 10 27648000 0 12 33177600 0

8 49766400 0 10 62208000 0

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9.3 Test signals resolution

Data comparing time

Amount of test data: 5%

Amount of test data: 100%

TOP → CABLE TEST → RESOL. Press the “SET” key to start the cable/transmission path test.

Set value

[Default: 1080p @59.94H z] [Table 9.2] TMDS clock of test signals

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Set value Resolution

8bit color 10bit color 12bit color

480p @59.94Hz 720x 480 27.00 MH z 33.75 MHz 40.50 MHz 720p @59.94Hz 1280x 720 74.18 MHz 92.72 MHz 111.26 MHz

1080p @59.94Hz 1920x1080 148.35 MHz 185.44 MHz 222.53 MHz

TMDS clock

9.4 The a m ount of test data

You can set the amount of the data which is compared (percentage of data amount in one frame).

TOP → CABLE TEST → AMOUNT Press the “SET” key to start the cable/transmission path test.

Set value

5% to 100% [Default: 5%]

[Table 9.4] Data comparing time

Resolution

480p @59.94Hz 0.3 sec. 6.5 sec. 720p @59.94Hz 0.8 sec. 16.2 sec.

1080p @59.94Hz 1.8 sec. 35.8 sec.

Note: Time to detect test signals and waiting time for starting pixel scan are not included.

9.5 Test signals color depth

TOP → CABLE TEST → COL.DEPTH

Press the “SET” key to start the cable/transmission path test.

Set value

8bit: 24 bit/pixel (8 bit/component) [Default] 10bit: 30 bit/pix el (10 bit/component) 12bit: 36 bit/pix el (12 bit/component)

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9.6 Waiting time for starting pixel scan

You can set the waiting time from synchronous signal detection to starting pixel scan

For transmission path on which noise or a black frame appears, the measurement may not be performed correctly immediatel y after video signals are connected. In this case, delay the starting time of pixel scan.

TOP → CABLE TEST → CAPT.WAIT (capture wait) Press the “SET” key to start the cable/transmission path test.

Set value

500ms to 30000ms [Default: 2000 ms.]

9.7 S t a rt ing measurement

TOP → CABLE TEST → START Press the “SET” key to start the cable/transmission path test.

Set value

MANUAL : Starts the test by pressing the “SET” key. [Default] AUTO: Starts the test by pressing the “SET” key or unplug and plug the cable while the cable test status

is displayed (TOP→CABLE TEST [3/3]). Use this mode to perform the cable test repeatedly.

Note: If DDCPW(+5V) is disconnected, the GF-100 tries to restart the measurement repeatedly.

Related information

“5.2 Setting/canceling key lock(P.18)” and “10.5.3 Resume (P58)”

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10 Setting GF-100

10.1 Source test connector

10.1.1 Requesting input signals

If you change the EDID setting of the GF-100 or restart it while the connected source device is turned on, some source devices stop outputting signals. In such a case, use this menu to request the source device to output signals.

TOP → SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → SIGNAL REQUEST

Set value

OFF: The GF-100 does not request to output signals even if the source device stops outputting signals. 1 sec to 30 sec: The GF-100 requests to output signals after the set time if the source device stops

outputting signals. [Default: 20 sec]

10.1.2 Input DC balance

Set this menu if video of the source device cannot be displayed.

TOP → SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → RECV OFFSET

Set value

DISABLE [Default] ENABLE

10.1.3 HDCP enabled/disabled

TOP → SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → HDCP INPUT

Set value

ACTIVE: [Default] INACTIVE

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10.1.4 Input bus reset time

If the GF-100 detects an error in input signals, it disconnects the internal input bus for the set time in order to resolve the problem.

TOP → SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → BUS RESET TIME

Set value

OFF 1ms to 800ms: Input bus reset time [Default: 200 ms]

10.2 Sink test connector

10.2.1 Outputting signals forcibly

TOP → SETTINGS → VIDEO OUTPUT → FORCED OUT

Set value

OFF [Default] ON: Signals are output forcibly even if the GF-100 cannot detect the sink device.

10.3 System Clock

10.3.1 Setting current time of the GF-100

TOP → SETTINGS → CLOCK Press the “SET” key to set the setting.

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10.4 LAN

10.4.1 IP address

TOP → SETTINGS → LAN → IP ADDRESS [Default 192.168.001.199]

10.4.2 Default gateway

TOP → SETTINGS → LAN → GATEWAY ADDR. [Default 192.168.001.001]

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10.4.3 Subnet mask

TOP → SETTINGS → LAN → SUBNET MASK [Default 255.255.255.000]

10.4.4 Displaying MAC address

TOP → SETTINGS → LAN → MAC ADDRESS

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10.5 Others

10.5.1 Time for turning off backlight

When any key operation is not performed for the set time, the backlight will be turned off.

TOP → SETTINGS → OTHERS → BACKLIGHT OFF

Set value

DISABLE: The backlight is always turned on [Default] 1 sec to 600 sec: The backlight is turned off after the set time.

10.5.2 Beep sound

A beep that sounds every time a key is pressed.

TOP → SETTINGS → OTHERS → BUZZER

Set value

OFF ON [Default]

10.5.3 Resume

TOP → SETTINGS → OTHERS → RESUME

Set value

OFF: The top menu is displayed at start-up. ON: Displays the menu that was shown at the time of turning off last time. [Default] 5 min to 120 weeks: Displays t he top menu af ter the set tim e pass es. In other cas es, displays the menu

that was shown at the time of turning off last time.

10.5.4 Versions

TOP → SETTINGS → OTHERS → FIRM VER.: Firmware version TOP → SETTINGS → OTHERS → BOAD VER.: Board version TOP → SETTINGS → OTHERS → FPGA VER. : FPGA version

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SMPTE COLOR

11 Setting list

Setting item Page Menu Set value Default Key lock P.18 - OFF, ON OFF Beep for source P.28 SETTINGS → SOURCE LOG → BUZZER OFF, ON OFF

Source status Escape sequence Wait time for detecting source status

EDID output mode P.30 EDID OUT → EDID MODE

Resolution of GF-100 original EDID

Color depth of GF-100 original EDID

The number of audio channels of GF-100 original EDID

Audio format of GF-100 original EDID

Test pattern/tone P.39 TEST PATTERN → OUTPUT OFF, ON ON

Selecting test pattern P.40 TEST PATTERN → CONTENTS

Test pattern resolution P.41 TEST PATTERN → RESOLUTION

Test pattern HDCP P.42 TEST PATTERN → HDCP OUT AUTO, OFF, ON AUTO

Test pattern format/color space

Test pattern color depth P.42 TEST PATTERN → COLOR DEPTH AUTO, 8 bit, 10 bit, 12 bit AUTO

Selecting test tone P.43 TEST PATTERN → TEST TONE

P.28

P.28 SETTINGS → SOURCE LOG → DETECT WAIT

P.31 EDID OUT → RESOLUT ION SVGA to QWXGA 1080p

P.31 EDID OUT → COLOR DEPTH

P.32 EDID OUT → AUDIO CHANNEL 2, 2.1, 3.1, 5, 5.1, 7, 7.1CH 7.1 CH

P.33

P.42 TEST PATTERN → FORMAT

SETTINGS → SOURCE LOG → ESCAPE

CODE

EDID OUT → PCM OFF,MAX 32.0 to 192.0 kHz MAX 48.0 kHz EDID OUT → Dolby Digital OFF, MAX 32.0 to 48.0 kHz MAX 48.0 kHz EDID OUT → AAC OFF, MAX 32.0 to 96.0 kHz MAX 48.0 kHz EDID OUT → Dolby Digital+ OFF, MAX 32.0 to 48.0 kHz MAX 48.0 kHz EDID OUT → DTS OFF, MAX 32.0 to 96.0 kHz MAX 48.0 kHz EDID OUT → DTS-HD OFF, MAX 32.0 to 192.0 kHz MAX 192.0 kHz EDID OUT → Dolby TrueHD OFF, MAX 32.0 to 192.0 kHz MAX 96.0 kHz

DISABLE ENABLE NO WAIT 100ms to 10000ms AUTO ORIGINAL BANK 1 to 5

24 bit 24/30 bit 24/30/36 bit

75% COLOR BAR to BLUE RASTER AUTO VGA to QWXGA [email protected]@60Hz

AUTO DVI HDMI RGB HDMI YCbCr4:2:2 HDMI YCbCr4:4:4

MUTE 400Hz(CH3=30Hz) 400Hz(CH3=80Hz) 1000Hz(CH3=30Hz) 1000Hz(CH3=80Hz)

ENABLE

800ms

AUTO

24 bit

BAR

AUTO

1000Hz (CH3=80Hz)

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Setting item Page Menu Set value Default

CH1-CH8

Test tone: output channel P.43 TEST PATTERN → TONE CH

Test tone: standard level P.44 TEST PATTERN → TONE LEVEL -20 dBFS, 0 dBFS -20 dBFS

TOP → DDC MONITOR → HP/DDC LOG

Recording item P.47

Beep DDC monitor escape sequence

Test signals resolution

The amount of test data P.53 CABLE TEST → AMOUNT 5% to 100 % 5%

Test signals color dep th P.53 CABLE TEST → COL.DEPTH

Waiting time for starting pixel scan Starting measurement P.54 CABLE TEST → START MANUAL, AUTO MANUAL

Requesting input signals P.55

Input DC balance P.55 SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → RECV OFFSET DISABLE, ENABLE DISABLE HDCP enabled/disabled P.55 SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → HDCP INPUT ACTIVE, INACTIVE ACTIVE

Input bus reset time Outputting signals forcibly P.56 SETTINGS → VIDEO OUTPUT → FORCED OUT OFF, ON OFF

Setting current P.56 SETTINGS → CLOCK - IP P.57 SETTINGS → LAN → IP ADDRESS - 192.168.001.199 Default gateway P.57 SETTINGS → LAN → GATEWAY ADDR. - 192.168.001.001 Subnet mask P.57 SETTINGS → LAN → SUBNET MASK - 255.255.255.000

Time for turning off backlight P.58 SETTINGS → OTHERS → BACKLIGHT OFF

Beep sound P.58 SETTINGS → OTHERS → BUZZER OFF, ON ON

Resume P.58 SETTINGS → OTHERS → RESUME

Version P.58

P.47 TOP → DDC MONITOR → BUZZER OFF, ON ON

P.47 TOP → DDC MONITOR → ESCAPE CODE DISABLE, ENABLE ENABLE

P.53 CABLE TEST → RESOL.

P.54 CABLE TEST → CAPT.WAIT 500ms to 30000ms 2000 ms

P.56 SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → BUS RESET TIME OFF, 1ms to 800ms 200ms

TOP → DDC MONITOR → EDID LOG TOP → DDC MONITOR → HDCP LOG TOP → DDC MONITOR → OTHERS LOG

SETTINGS → VIDEO INPUT → SIGNAL

REQUEST

SETTINGS → OTHERS → FIRM VER. - SETTINGS → OTHERS → BOAD VER. - SETTINGS → OTHERS → FPGA VER. - -

CH1-CH2 CH1 to CH8

OFF, ON ON

[email protected] to [email protected]

8 bit 10 bit 12 bit

OFF, 1 sec to 30 sec 20 sec

DISABLE, 1 sec to 600 sec

OFF, ON 5min to 120weeks

CH1-CH2

1080p @59.94Hz

8 bit

DISABLE

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12 Product specification

Source test and cable/transmission path test

Item Description

Video HDMI/DVI HDMI Deep Color (*)/DVI 1.0

TMDS single link, HDCP, TMDS clock: 25 MHz to 225 MHz EDID emulation

Audio Digital audio Multi-channel linear PCM up to 8 channel

Sampling frequenc y: 32 kHz to 192 kHz, the number of quantized bits:16 bit to 24 bit

Standard level: -20 dBFS, maximum input level: 0 dBFS Connector HDMI Type A (1 9 pin)・female Function ・Displaying video status

Resolution, frame rate, asp ect ra ti o, HDMI/DVI, presence or absence of HDCP, color space, color depth, DDC voltage, video timing, dot clock frequency, frame information

・Displaying audio status

Audio format, the number of channels, sampling frequency, the number of quantized bits, speaker position, InfoFrame information

・EDID emulation (with copy function)

・Comparing sent/received signals using test signals

・Outputting source status to terminal software

・Displaying each status/source stat us using a WEB browser

Sink test and cable /tr a nsmission path test

Item Description

Video HDMI/DVI HDMI Deep Color (*)/DVI 1.0

TMDS single link, HDCP, TMDS clock: 25 MHz to 225 MHz

Test pattern output format

Audio Digital audio Multi-channel linear PCM up to 8 channel

Test tone output format

Connector HDMI Type A (1 9 pin)・female Function ・Displaying sink device specification

Color space: RGB/YCbCr 4:2:2/YCbC r 4:4:4

Color depth: 24 bit, 30 bit, 36 bit Deep Color

VESA: VGA/SVGA/XGA/WXGA (1280x768)/WXGA (1280x800)/Quad-VGA/SXGA/

WXGA(1360x768)/WXGA(1366x768)/SXGA+/WXGA+/WXGA++/UXGA/WSXGA+/WUXGA/QWXGA WUXGA/QWXGA: Reduced Blanking

SDTV/HDTV: 480i/480p/576i/576p/720p/1080i/1080p

Sampling frequenc y: 32 kHz to 192 kHz, the number of quantized bits:16 bit to 24 bit

Standard level: -20 dBFS, Output level: up to: 0 dBFS

Multi-channel linear PCM up to 8 channels

Sampling frequenc y: 48 kHz, the number of quantized bits:24 bit

Standard level: -20 dBFS, Output level: up to 0 dBFS

Supported resolution , HDMI supported/not supported, HDCP compliant/not compliant, supported color space, supported color depth, speaker position, EDID information and other information

・Test pattern output

Color bar, gray scale, cross hatch, stripe, raster, and more

・Outputting test tone

Test audio, speaker test for each audio channel (1000 Hz,400 Hz,80 Hz,40 Hz)

・Comparing sent/received signals using test signals

・Displaying each status and downloading EDID information using a WEB browser

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DDC monitor

Item Description Operation Pass through Connector HDMI Type A (1 9 pin)・female Function ・Displaying DDC communication contents between the source device and sink device

(Hot plug voltage, DDC voltage, EDID and HDCP)

・Outputting communication contents to terminal software ・Displaying communication histories using WEB browser

LAN

Item Description LAN 1 port/RJ-45 10Base-T/100Base-TX (Auto Negotiation), A uto MD I/MDI-X

Others

Item Description AC adapter Input: AC～100 V - 240 V ± 10 %,50 Hz/60 Hz ± 3 Hz

Output: DC 12 V 3 A (the AC adapter is supplied) Power consumption About 11 W Dimensions 260 (W)×53.5 (H)×133 (D) mm Weight 0.9 kg/1.98 lbs. Temperature Operating tem p era ture: 32°F to 104°F/0°C to +40°C

Storage temperature: -4°F to +176°F/-20°C to +80°C Humidity Operating/Storage humidity: 20% to 90% (Non condensing) Included items AC adapter (5.9 ft./1.8 m), 2P-3P conversi o n plug

* Deep color of 36 bit/pixel (12 bit/component) is supported while xvYCC, Lip Sync, 3D, ARC, HEC and CEC are not supported.

Notes:

● Specifications are subject to change without notice.

● All nominal levels are at ±5%.

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Headquarters

IDK Corporation

TEL: +81-46-200-0764 FAX: +81-46-200-0765

Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.idk.co.jp/en/index.html

Product information

Arvanics Corporation

TEL: +81-46-259-6920 FAX: +81-46-259-6920

Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.arvanics.com

GF-100 User’s guide

Ver.1.0.0

Issued on: 2 July 2015

7-9-1 Chuo, Yamato-shi, Kanagawa-pref. 242-0021 JAPAN

Support

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