User Manual
TDS3VID
Extended Video
Application Module
071-0328-01
*P071032801*
071032801
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Contents
Safety Summary 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Installing the Application Module 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TDS3VID Features 5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Accessing Extended Video Functions 7. . . . . . . . . . . .
Extended Video Conventions 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Changes to the Video Trigger Menu 11. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Changes to the Display Menu 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Changes to the Acquire Menu 19. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Video QuickMenu 19. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Examples 25. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Handle Components Carefully. Do not slide sensitive
components over any surface. Do not touch exposed
connector pins. Handle sensitive components as little as
possible.
Transport and Store Carefully . Transport and store sensitive
components in a static-protected bag or container.
Manual Storage
The oscilloscope front cover has a convenient place to
store this manual.
Safety Summary
To avoid potential hazards, use this product only as
specified. While using this product, you may need to
access other parts of the system. Read the General Safety
Summary in other system manuals for warnings and
cautions related to operating the system.
Preventing Electrostatic Damage
CAUTION. Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can
damage components in the oscilloscope and its
accessories. To prevent ESD, observe these
precautions when directed to do so.
Use a Ground Strap. W ear a grounded antistatic wrist strap
to discharge the static voltage from your body while
installing or removing sensitive components.
Use a Safe Work Area. Do not use any devices capable of
generating or holding a static charge in the work area
where you install or remove sensitive components.
Avoid handling sensitive components in areas that have a
floor or benchtop surface capable of generating a static
charge.
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Installing the TDS3VID Application Module
Refer to the TDS3000 & TDS3000B Series Application
Module Installation Instructions for instructions on
installing and testing the application module.
TDS3VID Features
Video QuickMenu. Use the video QuickMenu to display
bottom and side menus that contain commonly-used
video functions useful for displaying and measuring
video signals.
Video Autoset. Use the Autoset function to automatically
adjust the vertical, horizontal, and video trigger settings
to display a video waveform triggered on all lines or
fields. You can then manually adjust controls to optimize
the display.
Vectorscope. Use the Vectorscope function with 100%
and 75% color bars to analyze standard video or analog
HDTV color difference video signals using a familiar
display format.
Video Picture. Use the Video Picture function to display a
monochrome picture of a composite or luminance video
signal.
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Video Graticules. Use the video graticule functions to
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Accessing Extended Video Functions
The following text describes how to access the Extended
Video functions in the menu system.
Video QuickMenu. To display the video QuickMenu, push
the QUICKMENU panel button, then the Menu bottom
button to select and display the video QuickMenu.
Vectorscope and Video Picture are accessible from the
video QuickMenu.
Video Triggering. To access extended video trigger
functions, push the TRIGGER MENU button, then the
Type bottom screen button, to display and select Video
triggering.
Video Autoset. There are two ways to access video
Autoset :
To access video Autoset from the ACQUIRE menu, do
these steps:
1. Push the ACQUIRE MENU button to display the
Acquire menu.
2. Push the Autoset bottom button to display the
Autoset side menu.
3. Push the Video Autoset side button to automatically
display a video waveform triggered on all lines.
change the standard oscilloscope graticule to either IRE
(for 525/NTSC signals) or mV (for PAL/SECAM or
component signals) with the vertical scale set to 143
mV/div. The video graticules include labeled marks for
manual component signal measurement. The standard
graticules are also available.
Video On Specific Lines (Line Select). Use the trigger on
lines function to trigger the oscilloscope on specific lines
in broadcast and non-broadcast (custom) video waveforms.
Analog HDTV. Use the analog HDTV functions to trigger
the oscilloscope on different HDTV formats.
Field Holdoff. Use the field holdoff function to specify a
number of fields to wait before re-enabling triggering.
This lets the oscilloscope always trigger on a single field
(for example, field 1 or field 3 of NTSC) instead of on
both field 1 and field 3.
Custom Video. Use the custom video function to specify
custom horizontal scan rates in order to trigger on
non-broadcast video waveforms, such as those used by
computer monitors and medical equipment displays.
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Vectorscope and Video Picture in the DISPLAY Menu. To
access Vectorscope or Video Picture functions from the
Display menu, do the following:
1. Push the DISPLAY panel button.
2. Push the Vectorscope bottom button to display the
Vectorscope side menu.
3. Push the Video Picture bottom button to display the
Video Picture side menu.
NOTE. The DISPLAY Video Picture menu lets
you change the picture contrast and brightness
settings. These settings are not available in the
video QuickMenu.
To access video Autoset from the video QuickMenu, do
these steps:
1. Push the QUICKMENU button to display the
QuickMenu menu.
2. Push the MENU bottom button to display the video
QuickMenu items.
3. Push the AUTOSET bottom button to automatically
display a video waveform triggered on all lines.
Video Graticules (IRE/mV). To change the screen graticule
to IRE or mV format, do either of the following:
H Push the DISPLAY button, then the Graticule
bottom button to display the graticule side menu.
Push the –more– button to display the IRE and mV
side menu buttons if they are not already displayed.
H Display the video QuickMenu (described above),
which lets you select IRE, mV, or normal (Full)
graticule formats from the GRATICULE bottom
button.
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Extended Video Conventions
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Changes to the Video Trigger Menu
The extended video application module adds the following functions to the video trigger menus:
Standard Bottom New side menu items
Trigger On Line number.
Mode &
Holdoff
Holdoff (Fields); refer to
page 12 for a description.
HDTV Format Displays a list of analog HDTV
signal formats on which to
trigger.
Custom Scan Rate Refer to page 14 for a descrip-
tion.
Trigger On Line Number. Sets the specific video field and
line number on which to trigger. Use the general purpose
knob to change values.
For 525/NTSC, the range of values is 1 through 263 for
odd fields, and 1 through 262 for even fields. Increasing
the line count when at odd field line 263 changes the
setting to even field line 1.
For 625/PAL and SECAM, the range of values is 1
through 625. Increasing the line count when at line 625
changes the setting to line 1.
For Custom scan rates, the range of values is 1 through
3000.
The following conventions apply to one or more of the
extended video functions:
H You can still use the other menus after using the
video QuickMenu. For example, if you push the
MEASURE button, you can set up and take
waveform measurements in the usual way. To return
to the video QuickMenu, push the QUICKMENU
button.
H You cannot use video triggering to arm B triggering.
H For applications that require video signal clamping,
Tektronix offers an optional Video Display Clamp
module (013-0278-00) that provides video signal
clamping.
525/NTSC,
625/PAL,
SECAM
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Although holding off field triggering enables you to
trigger on the same field, it does not let you specify the
exact field on which to trigger. Use the SINGLE/SEQ
button to retrigger the oscilloscope on a particular field
HDTV Format. The HDTV Format function lets you select
the analog HDTV signal format on which to trigger.
Available HDTV formats are:
Format Description
1080i/60 1125 Lines (1080 active), 1920 x 1080 pixel,
interlaced, 60 fps
1080i/50 1125 lines (1080 active), 1920 x 1080 pixel,
interlaced, 50 fps
1080p/24 1125 lines (1080 active), 1920 x 1080 pixel,
progressive, 24 fps
1080p/25 1125 lines (1080 active), 1920 x 1080 pixel,
progressive, 25 fps
1080/24sF 1125 Lines (1080 active), 1920 x 1080 pixel,
progressive (sF), 24 fps
720p/60 750 lines (720 active), 1280 x 720 pixel,
progressive, 60 fps
480p/60 525 lines (480 active), 640 or 704 x 480 pixel,
progressive, 60 fps
Holdoff (Fields). This function lets you specify a number
of fields to wait before re-arming video triggering. For
example, when you specify to trigger on an odd field, the
oscilloscope triggers on all odd-numbered fields (1 and 3
for NTSC signals; 1, 3, 5, and 7 for PAL/SECAM
signals). Selecting even-field triggering causes the
oscilloscope to trigger on all even-numbered fields.
Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 4 Field 1 ...
Y ou can use Holdof f Fields to trigger the oscilloscope on
the same field. The holdoff process begins when the
oscilloscope recognizes a video trigger event. The
oscilloscope acquires the signal and disables the trigger
system until the specified number of fields have passed.
The oscilloscope then re-arms the trigger system and
waits for the next valid video trigger. This enables the
oscilloscope to always trigger on the same field.
Field 1 Field 2 Field 3 Field 4 Field 1 ...
= trigger points
Holdoff Fields = 2.5
= trigger points
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= Video trigger armed
Custom. The Custom video menu lets you select horizon-
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Changes to the Display Menu
The TDS3VID module adds the following functions to
the DISPLAY menu:
Display menu
Bottom
Side Description
Graticule IRE
mV
Displays an IRE or mV measurement
graticule and sets the vertical scale
to 143 mV/div.
Off Turns off vectorscope display format.
Ch N vs Ch N
(Pb vs Pr)
Turns on the vectorscope display
format. The menu item shows which
component signal connects to which
oscilloscope input channel N. The
oscilloscope selects the Pb and Pr
input channels.
Color Bars Sets vectorscope display for 75% or
100% color bars.
Video
Picture
Picture
On Off
Turns on or off displaying a 4:3 ratio
monochrome picture of the lumi-
nance or composite video signal
connected to channel 1. Use this
function to verify the signal source.
tal scan rate ranges to view non-broadcast video waveforms from security, computer, and medical equipment.
Scan Rate sets the oscilloscope to search for negative
sync pulses within the selected range.
Rate 1
15-20 kHz
The oscilloscope can display video waveforms for
signals with scan rates greater than 65 kHz. However, the
waveform data (such as line count) may not be accurate
because the oscilloscope is triggering on the next-detected sync pulse. The oscilloscope may miss some sync
pulses when scan rates are greater than 65 kHz.
Rate 2
20-25 kHz
NOTE. The Trigger On Line Number function’s
range of values is 1 to 3000 while you are in
custom video.
Since the oscilloscope counts all sync pulses in
custom video, including vertical half-line pulses,
the line count value may not be the actual line
count of the displayed signal.
Rate 3
25-35 kHz
Rate 4
35-50 kHz
Rate 5
50-65 kHz
Vectorscope
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Display Menu Key Points
IRE and mV Graticules. Selecting either the IRE or mV
graticule sets the vertical scale to 143 mV and displays
labeled graticule marks that are useful for manually
measuring video signals. Also, Hbar-cursor values are
shown in IRE units when the IRE graticule is active.
Changing from the IRE or mV graticule to any other
graticule style does not reset the volts/division scale from
143 mV. Use the Vertical SCALE knob to change the
volts/division setting when changing to a non-video
graticule.
Video Picture. Video Picture does not display a picture for
SECAM, Custom, or analog HDTV signals. Also, many
of the oscilloscope controls are disabled while in Video
Picture.
To best display a picture, push the AUTOSET Lines or
Fields bottom button to turn on channel 1 and trigger on
a composite signal, then push the DISPLAY Picture
button to display the picture.
Video Picture draws a bright horizontal line on the
picture. This line-select cursor lets you visually select the
Video Picture line on which to trigger. Select Line in the
Field/Line trigger side menu and use the general purpose
knob to move the line-select cursor to set the line trigger
value.
Display menu (cont.)
Bottom DescriptionSide
Video
Picture
(cont.)
Auto
Contrast
On Off
Contrast Adjusts the video picture contrast
Brightness Adjusts the video picture brightness
Line
Number
Turns on or off automatic contrast
adjustment for the Video Picture. The
Contrast and Brightness menu items
are not selectable when Auto Con-
trast is On.
from 0 (minimum) to 100 (maximum).
The default value is 54.
from 0 (minimum) to 100 (maximum).
The default value is 41.
Displays the current video trigger line
number (and even/odd field value for
NTSC). This value corresponds to
the position of the horizontal line
drawn on the picture.
You can use the general purpose
knob to change these values. You
can also push the side menu button
to toggle between even and odd
fields of the same line for NTSC
signals.
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The oscilloscope draws the picture using either even or
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Changes to the Acquire Menu
The extended video application module adds the following new side menu item to the Acquire Autoset menu:
Side Description
Video Autoset Executes the video autoset function to
automatically display a video waveform
triggered on all lines.
Video QuickMenu
To display the video QuickMenu, push the
QUICKMENU button and push the MENU bottom
button to display the video QuickMenu.
Video QuickMenu: bottom menu
Bottom
Value Description
MENU Video Selects Video QuickMenu.
AUTOSET Lines
Fields
Automatically displays a composite
video waveform in a video graticule,
triggered on all lines or all fields.
odd fields of data, based on the current field/line trigger
setting when Video Picture is turned on. Changes to the
field/line trigger settings do not change the video picture
until the next time Video Picture is turned on. The
following table lists which fields are used to draw the
picture for each field/line trigger setting.
Field/Line setting
Even, Even-numbered line Even
Odd, All Fields, All Lines, Odd-
numbered line
The default Video Picture contrast and brightness
settings correspond to a black level of 7 IRE and a white
level of 100 IRE.
Fields used to draw
the video picture
Odd
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Video QuickMenu: side menu
Menu item
Value Description
Format SDTV
HDTV
Sets the oscilloscope to trigger on
standard (SDTV) or high-definition
(HDTV) analog video signals.
Standard
(SDTV only)
525/NTSC
625/PAL
SECAM
Sets the SDTV video standard on
which to trigger. Displayed when
SDTV is selected in the Format
side menu.
HDTV
(HDTV only)
1080i 60 50
1080p 24 25
1080/24sF
720p/60
480p/60
Sets the HDTV analog video
standard on which to trigger.
Displayed when HDTV is selected
in the Format side menu.
Holdoff Time Sets the trigger holdoff time value.
Use the general purpose knob to
change the holdoff time value.
Video QuickMenu: bottom menu (cont.)
Bottom DescriptionValue
ACQUIRE
DISPLAY:
Waveform
DISPLAY:
Vectorscope
DISPLAY:
Picture
Fast Trig Sets the acquisition mode to
Normal Sets the acquisition mode to Normal
Full Turns off the Vectorscope or Video
IRE
mV
75%
100%
On
Off
Fast Trigger (500 points).
(10K points).
Picture and displays waveforms using
the full oscilloscope graticule.
Turns off the Vectorscope or Video
Picture and displays waveforms using
an IRE or mV video graticule with the
vertical scale set to 143 mV/div.
Turns on the Vectorscope and selects
75% or 100% color bars. Select the
DISPLAY W aveform or Picture menu
button to turn off Vectorscope.
Turns on or off the Video Picture to
display an image of the composite or
luminance signal connected to
channel 1.
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Waveform. Pushing the Waveform button turns off the
Video Picture or the Vectorscope and returns the oscilloscope to the state prior to turning on Video Picture or the
Vectorscope, except for any values changed while in the
Video Picture display.
Vectorscope. Pushing the Vectorscope button the first
time turns on the Vectorscope. Subsequent button pushes
select 75% or 100% color bars.
As Vectorscope uses the oscilloscope XY mode, the
math waveform, cursor, zoom, and autoset functions do
not work in the Vectorscope.
Picture. V ideo Picture is not available when triggering on
SECAM, Custom, or HDTV signals.
AUTOSET Lines/Fields and Trigger All Lines/All Fields. The
AUTOSET Lines/Fields functions (video QuickMenu
bottom menu) differ from the All Fields/All Lines side
menu functions in that the AUTOSET Lines/Fields
functions change a number of instrument settings in
addition to the video trigger type. The All Fields/All
Lines side menu only changes the video trigger type.
Video QuickMenu: side menu (cont.)
Menu item DescriptionValue
Holdoff
(cont.)
Source Ch 1 2 3 4
Field/Line
Fields Sets the trigger holdoff fields
Ch 1 2
Even Triggers the oscilloscope on all
Odd Triggers the oscilloscope on all odd
All Fields
All Lines
O/E Line n Triggers the oscilloscope on a
value. Use the general purpose
knob to change the holdoff fields
value, from 0 to 8.5 fields, in
increments of 0.5.
Sets which input to use for triggering the oscilloscope. To trigger on
alternating video signal sources,
use the front-panel Trigger menu.
even video fields.
video fields.
Triggers the oscilloscope on all
fields or all lines.
specific video field (Odd or Even
for 525/NTSC) and line number
(n). Use the general purpose knob
to change the line value.
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Examples
The following are some examples of how to use the
video module to acquire and display various video
signals.
Example 1: Video Picture
Y ou want to set the oscilloscope to trigger on a particular
line that is in an area of interest on the Video Picture. Do
these steps:
1. Connect the composite video signal to oscilloscope
channel 1 using proper adapters and a 75 ohm
terminator.
2. Push the QUICKMENU button to display the
QuickMenu.
3. If the video QuickMenu is not displayed, push the
MENU bottom button to display the video
QuickMenu.
4. Push the Format side button to select SDTV.
5. Push the AUTOSET bottom button to select Lines.
6. Push the ACQUIRE bottom button to select
Normal; this increases the waveform resolution.
Autoset Settings. The video Autoset function sets the
oscilloscope as follows:
Setting Value
Trigger AUTOSET Lines: Video trigger, All Lines
Vertical scale 143 mV/div
Vertical position –2 divisions
Horizontal time AUTOSET Lines: 10.0 ms/div
Trigger position 10%
Acquisition mode AUTOSET Lines: Fast Trigger (500 pts.)
Delay mode Off
Bandwidth Full
AUTOSET Fields: Video trigger, All Fields
AUTOSET Fields: 2.00 ms/div
AUTOSET Fields: Normal (10k pts.)
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7. Push the Field/Line side button to select O Line n
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Example 2: Vectorscope
You need a vectorscope display to quickly verify the
color relationship for a 75% color bar signal. Do these
steps:
1. Push the DISPLAY > Vectorscope button to enable
the Vectorscope. The oscilloscope displays the
vectorscope screen.
2. If necessary, push the DISPLAY > Vectorscope
button again to select 75%.
3. To return to the component signal or picture mode,
push the corresponding AUTOSET or DISPLAY
bottom button.
(odd) or E Line n (even) for 525/NTSC signals, or
Line n for 625/PAL and SECAM signals.
8. Use the general purpose knob to position the
horizontal line into the area of interest. This sets the
oscilloscope Field/Line trigger value to the field and
line at the position of the picture line.
9. Push the Picture button to turn Video Picture mode
Off. The oscilloscope displays the video signal at the
specified line and field.
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Example 4: Trigger On Line
In this example, you suspect that one or more pixels are
defective in a Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) video
camera. You need to determine which line in which
fields contain the defective pixel(s). Do these steps:
1. Connect the video camera output signal to
oscilloscope channel 1 using proper adapters and a 75
ohm terminator.
2. Cover the camera lens with a lens cover so that no
light enters the lens.
3. Push the QUICKMENU button to display the
QuickMenu.
4. If the video QuickMenu is not displayed, push the
MENU bottom button to display the video
QuickMenu.
5. Push the Format side button to select SDTV.
6. Push the AUTOSET bottom button to select Lines.
7. Push the ACQUIRE bottom button to select
Normal; this increases the waveform resolution.
Example 3: Video Autoset
In this example, you are trying to troubleshoot where a
composite broadcast video signal is getting lost in the
master control feed. You need to quickly acquire a
waveform at different test points. Do these steps:
1. Connect the composite video signal to oscilloscope
channel 1 using proper adapters and a 75 ohm
terminator.
2. Push the Acquire MENU button.
3. Push the Autoset bottom button.
4. Push the Video Autoset side button. If a
broadcast-standard video waveform is present, the
oscilloscope displays a stable video waveform that is
triggered on all lines.
5. Connect the oscilloscope to the other test points until
you locate where the signal is lost. You do not need to
change any oscilloscope settings.
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8. Push the Field/Line side button to select O Line n
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4. Push the Standard bottom button to select Custom.
5. Push the Source bottom button to display the A
Trigger Source side menu.
6. Push the CH 1 side button.
7. Push the Trigger On bottom button and side menu to
set the video trigger condition.
8. Push the Scan Rate bottom button to display the scan
rate side menu.
9. Push the Rate 4 side button to select a 35-50 kHz
horizontal scan rate. The oscilloscope displays the
video waveform.
NOTE. The oscilloscope will display video
waveforms for signals with scan rates greater
than 65 kHz. However, the waveform data (such
as line count) may not be accurate because the
oscilloscope is triggering on the next-detected
sync pulse. The oscilloscope may miss some
sync pulses when scan rates are greater than
65 kHz.
(odd) or E Line n (even) for 525/NTSC signals, or
Line n for 625/PAL and SECAM signals. Use the
general purpose knob to select the video signal line
on which to trigger.
9. Rotate the general purpose knob to examine each
video line. Write down the line number (and field if
applicable) of any waveforms with pixels that exceed
error specifications. You can also use the Zoom
function to magnify the line display and determine
the number of defective pixels in a line.
Example 5: Custom Video
In this example, you need to display a composite video
waveform from a medical instrument display driver that
uses a non-broadcast scan rate of 50 kHz. Do these steps
to display the waveform:
1. Connect the composite video signal to oscilloscope
channel 1 using proper adapters and a 75 ohm
terminator.
2. Push the Trigger MENU front panel button.
3. Push the TYPE bottom button to select Video.
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8. Rotate the general purpose knob to set the line
number to the first colorburst line, which for NTSC
signals is line ten.
9. Push the Holdoff side button to select Fields. This
menu lets you specify the number of video fields to
skip before re-arming the video trigger.
10.Rotate the general purpose knob to set the number of
holdoff fields to 2.5.
11. Determine which field you are triggering on. If
necessary, use the Zoom button to magnify the
colorburst signal.
Field 1 or 4
Field 2 or 3
Sync
12.If the oscilloscope is triggering on field 2, repeatedly
push the SINGLE SEQ button until the colorburst
waveform changes to the correct phase for field 1, and
then push the RUN/STOP button to resume
triggering the oscilloscope.
Example 6: Holdoff Fields
In this example, you are examining a 525/NTSC composite video waveform. You need to examine the colorburst signal of field 1 without mixing it with the out-ofphase colorburst signal of field 3. Do these steps:
1. Push the QUICKMENU button to display the
QuickMenu.
2. If the video QuickMenu is not displayed, push the
MENU bottom button to select Video.
3. Push the Standard side button to select 525/NTSC.
4. Push the AUTOSET Video bottom button to select
Lines.
5. Set the horizontal scale to 1.00 µs.
6. Use the HORIZONTAL POSITION knob to
position the colorburst signal toward the center of the
screen.
7. Push the Field/Line side button to select O Line n,
where n represents the current value of the line
argument.
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