Quantum Data 802 Series Quick Start Manual
Model 802 Series Quick Start Guide • 1 •
Model 802 Series
Quick Start Guide
®
This
Quick Start Guide
is designed to help get you up and running
quickly with your generator..
Please see back cover for
complete list of Models
and Options covered by
this manual.
Index Page
AC Power
Requirements 2
Making Connections 2
Connector Pinouts 3
Normal Front Panel
Operation 4
Special Modes and
GenOps Image 5
Restoring Normal
Operating Mode 6
Using Old Format
Naming 6
Digital Friendly and
Analog Friendly Modes 7
Cloning Data and
Firmware 8
Special Serial Port
Modes 9
Setting GBIP
Address 9
Format Status
Display 10
Self Calibration 10
Temporarily Changing
Video Signal Types 11
Temporarily Changing
Pixel Depth 11
Testing DDC
Compliant Monitors 12
HDCP Testing 13
VGM Software 14
VGM Format Editor 15
VGM Image Editor 15
VGM Sequence Editor
and Player 16
Displaying BMP Bit
Mapped Images 17
Uploading New
Firmware 19
Developing your own
software apps. 19
• 2 • Model 802 Series Quick Start Guide
Making Connections
Notes:
Some connectors shown are only available on some models and/or with certain hardware
option configurations.
The current firmware only fully supports use of the RS-232 and optional GPIB
communications ports and has limited USB support. Version 3.00 of our VGM software
supportsusing the USB port for the bit map download function described on page 17 of
this manual.
Im ag e V ideo Sync Outputs
STEP R G B ACS DCS DSS ON
Image
Format
802
Video
Test
Generator
BNC and Mini-DIN
Test Signal Output
Connectors
HD-15 D-Sub (VGA)
Test Signal Output Connector
Digital Video Test Signal Output
LVDS or DVI Connector
S-Video Color TV
Composite Color TV
Analog Red Video
Analog Green Video
Analog Blue Video
TTL Horiz/Comp Sync
TTL Vert Sync
AC Mains Power Inlet (IEC-320 Type) and Power Switch
Voltage Range: 100 - 250 VAC
Frequency: 50 - 60 Hz Sinusoidal
PC Memory
Card Slot
USB RS-232
Computer / ATE Communications Ports
GPIB
Special Frame Sync
BNC Connector
*
*
**
*
Available as an option on
some models.
Only on Model 802F and
802G.
Model 802 Series Quick Start Guide • 3 •
Making Connections
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VGA Connector Pinout Chart
High Density 15 D-Sub Receptacle on all Models
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LVDS Connector Pinout Chart (LVDS Option Only)
S-Video Connector Pinout
Diagram (Units with TV
option Only)
Y (Luminance)
Ground
C (Chrominance)
Ground
• 4 • Model 802 Series Quick Start Guide
Notes:
If the format and image names are shifted to
the left side of the LCD the unit is running in
a user defined Test Sequence mode from the
front panel. Information on creating a Test
Sequence using VGM software is on page
16.
Front Panel Controls and Indicators (Normal Mode)
If there is a combination of two letters and a
number to left of the equal sign in the top row
of the LCD, the unit is in Detailed Status
display mode. Information on setting this
mode and the meaning of the letters and
numbers can be found on page 10.
802
Video
Test
Generator
Ima ge Video Gate
STEP R G B ACS DCS DSS ON
Image
Format
Outputs
Power On Indicator
Current
Test Image
Horizontal Rate
nearest KHz
Current
Format
Vertical Rate
nearest Hz
LCD Window Information
Sync Gate
Image/ Step
Button
Draws alternate
versions of test
images
Video Gate
Buttons
Turn individual
video elements
on or off
Sync Gate
Buttons
Turn different
sync types on
and off
Outputs
Button
Turns all
signal outputs
on and off
Format Knob
Selects a video
signal format from
knob list
Image Knob
Selects a test
image (pattern)
from knob list
H31 219=VGA_3
V60 198=SMPTE133
DMT0660 NewSeq
Outline0 S1
H31 D4C=DMT0660
V60 1=Outline0
Model 802 Series Quick Start Guide • 5 •
Special Operating Modes and Functions
Mode _
Remove all modes
Set GPIB Address
Set baud rate to 9600
Enable programmable keypad
Initialize w/factory defaults
Calibrate
Enable Programming
Enable numeric keypad
Clone
Digital friendly mode
Analog friendly mode
Enable status display
Old format library
Hold at power-on _
ACS, DCS, DSS
DCS
R, DCS
R, OUTPUT
ACS, DSS
R, G, B
STEP
R
STEP, OUTPUT
G, B
R, B
STEP, G, B
G
Current status _
–
15
2400,N,8,1,N,N
OFF
–
–
OFF
OFF
–
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Function _
Toggle analog/digital
Rotate video type
Set pixel depth
DDC-based autoconfig
Hold first, press second_
G, B
R, B
R, G
R, ACS
Current status _
Analog
RGB Color
8
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Special Modes
Special Key Operations
Overview
GenOps Test Image
Front panel button combinations are used to select the generator's optional
operating modes and special functions. Some are only activated at power up
while others are activated once the generator is running. The built-in GenOps
test image shows the current status of all options. The upper portion of the image
lists the modes that can only be changed on power up and the lower portion lists
functions that are selected once the generator is in use. The left hand columns
list the names of the modes or special functions. The center columns list the
required button combinations and the right hand columns indicate the current
status of the mode or function. All of the special modes and functions are described on the following pages.
• 6 • Model 802 Series Quick Start Guide
Power up Modes
This section describes special operating modes that can only be selected when
the generator is first powered up. The indicated buttons are held down and then
the unit is powered up. Release the buttons when the LCD displays a message
identifying the selected mode.
Some operating modes will be retained when the unit is turned off and then
powered back on. The only way to deactivate one of these stored modes is to
select an alternate mode, remove all modes, or initialize with factory defaults.
Remove All Modes
Image Outputs
STEP R G B ACS DCS DSS ON
Video Gate Sync Gate
This button combination resets all
operating modes to factory default
conditions.
This operation does not modify or
delete and user data stored in nonvolatile memory.
Initialize w/Factory Defaults
WARNING: This two step operation
erases
all user created data stored in
nonvolatile memory.
Step 1: Power up while holding down
indicated buttons.
Image Outputs
STEP R G B ACS DCS DSS ON
Video Gate Sync Gate
Step 2: The LCD will display a confirmation request. Press Image STEP to
cancel the operation. Press Outputs
ON to initialize memory.
Use Old Format Names
The built-in library of video format
names has been updated in the
current firmware. Many formats found
in older firmware are renamed to
more closely match nomenclatures
used in the display industry or in the
appropriate standards. You can use
the new names by default or set the
firmware to use the names used by
older firmware.
The use of the older format names is
activated by holding down the indicated button on power up. The setting
will be retained when the unit is
turned off and back on.
Image Outputs
STEP R G B ACS DCS DSS ON
Video Gate Sync Gate
CAUTIONS:
1) Switching to using older names will
delete all user defined video formats
currently stored in the generator.
2) The only way to restore the use of
the new format names is to fully reinitialize the generator. This will
delete
ALL user data stored in the
generator.
Our VGM software application can be
used to back up user data files from
the generator to disk and then restore
them back to the generator.
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