Teleview TAV900A, TLV-300E, TLV-300M, TLV-300E/M User Manual

Professional Digital Television Receiver

TLV-300E™, TLV-300E/M™

HDTV Monitor TAV900A

User’s Manual

Version 2.0 (For FW V2.1.9, FPGA V3.1)

May 11, 2010

Teleview

Corporate Headquarter Teleview, Inc. 355-1 Yatap, Bundang, S eongnam, Gy eonggi, 463-828, Republic of K orea

E-mail: sales @teleview.com http:// www.teleview.com

TLV-300E/TAV-900A Professional Digital TV Receiver User’s Manual

Table of Contents

1. OVERVIEW 7

1.1 Introduction 7

1.2 Delivered Contents 8

1.3 Front Panel Overview 8

1.3.1 Alphanumeric Display 10

1.3.2 Function Buttons 11

1.3.3 Numeric Buttons 12

1.4 Rear Panel Overview 13

1.4.1 Overview 13

1.4.2 Video Output 14

1.4.3 Audio Output 15

1.4.4 Digital Output BNC Connectors (AES3/DVB-ASI/SMPTE-310M) 15

1.4.5 DVB-ASI/SMPTE-310M Input BNC Connectors 16

1.4.6 RF Input Connectors 16

1.4.7 Communication Port 16

1.4.8 FAULT Output Port 16

1.4.9 Power Switch & Inlet 16

1.5 BNC Configuration 17

2. GETTING STARTED 18

2.1 Initial Hook-up 18

2.2 Verifying YPbPr or RGB Component Video Output (Only if applicable display is attached) 19

2.3 Verifying SDI Video Output (Only if applicable display is connected) 19

2.4 Verifying Composite Video Output (Only if applicable display is connected) 22

2.5 Verifying 8VSB Digital TV Signal Decoding thru RF Input (Only if you have 8VSB RF input available)

22

2.6 Verifying Digital TV Signal Decoding thru DVB-ASI or SMPTE-310M Input (Only if you have this

source available) 23

2.7 Verifying QAM Digital TV Signal Decoding thru Cable TV Input (Only if you have Digital Cable RF

input available) 24

2.8 Verifying Analog Audio Output 25

2.9 Using DVB-ASI or SMPTE-310M TS Output 25

2.10 Using Digital Audio Output 25

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2.11 Using FAULT Output 26

2.12 SNMP Network Management 26

2.13 Saving Configuration 26

2.14 Menu Using OSD 26

3. MENU DICTIONARY 28

3.1 Overview 28

3.2 CONFIG Menu 29

3.2.1 CONFIG Menu Overview 29

3.2.2 CONFIG/MAIN sub-menu 30

3.2.3 CONFIG/SUB sub-menu 35

3.2.4 CONFIG/RF-IN1 sub-menu 36

3.2.5 CONFIG/RF-IN2 sub-menu 36

3.2.6 CONFIG/BNC OUT(AES/ASI/SMPTE310M) sub-menu 37

3.2.7 CONFIG/SYSTEM sub-menu 38

3.2.8 CONFIG/NETWORK 39

3.2.9 CONFIG/FAULT OUT sub-menu 40

3.2.10 CONFIG/PRIORITY 41

3.2.11 CONFIG/AUTO SELECTION DELAY: 42

3.2.12 CONFIG/SI MODE 42

3.3 STATUS Menu 42

3.3.1 STATUS/MAIN sub-menu 43

3.3.2 STATUS/SUB sub-menu 46

3.3.3 STATUS/RF-IN1 and STATUS/RF-IN2 sub-menu 47

3.3.4 STATUS/INPUT sub-menu 47

3.3.5 STATUS/VERSION sub-menu 48

3.3.6 STATUS/SERIAL NUMBER sub-menu 48

3.3.7 STATUS/MAC-ADDRESS sub-menu 48

3.3.8 STATUS/LICENSE LEVEL sub-menu 48

3.4 SAVE PROFILE Menu 49

3.5 RECALL PROFILE Menu 49

3.6 AUTO SEARCH Menu 49

3.7 DEFAULT Menu 49

3.8 DIAGNOSIS Menu 52

4. HOW TO UPGRADE FIRMWARE 54

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4.1 Firmware Upgrade from Teleview Web Site(TELEVIEW URL) 54

4.2 Firmware Upgrade with FTP(TLVFTPD) 54

4.3 Firmware Upgrade with USB Port(USB) 55

5. HELP 56

5.1 Trouble Shooting 56

6. SYSTEM STATUS LOG 57

7. SPECIFICATIONS1 58

8. INPUT AND OUTPUT SIGNAL SPECIFICATIONS2 60

8.1 Audio Output 60

8.2 Main Video Output – Component 61

8.3 Main Video Output – SDI 61

8.4 Sub Video Output –Composite 62

8.5 USB 62

8.6 Ethernet 62

8.7 SMPTE-310M Input 63

8.8 SMPTE-310M Output 63

8.9 DVB-ASI Input 63

8.10 DVB-ASI Output 64

8.11 RF Input 64

8.12 FAULT Output 64

8.13 Power Inlet 65

9. FACTORY OPTION 66

9.1 TLV-300E/M option 66

9.2 DVB-T reception option 66

REFERENCES 67

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:

Important safety instructions shall be provided with each apparatus. These instructions shall be in a

separate booklet or sheet, or be located before any operating instructions in an instruction for

installation or use and supplied with the apparatus. This information shall be given in a language

acceptable to the country where the apparatus is intended to be used.

The important safety instructions shall be entitled “IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS”. The

following safety instructions shall be include where applicable, and, when used, shall be verbatim

as follows. Additional safety information is not prohibited from being included by adding statements

after the end of the following safety instruction list. At the manufacturer’s option, a picture or

drawing that illustrates the intent of a specific safety instruction is not prohibited from being placed

immediately adjacent to that safety instruction.

Read these instructions.

Keep these instructions.

Heed all warnings.

Follow all instructions.

Do not use this apparatus near water.

Clean only with a dry cloth.

Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including
amplifiers) that produce heat.

Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug. A polarized plug has two blades
with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide
blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. When the provided plug does not fit into your outlet,
consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and
the point where they exit from the apparatus.

Only use the attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as power supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have
fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or
has been dropped.

The apparatus should not be exposed to water (dripping or splashing) and no objects filled with liquids, such
as vases, should be placed on the apparatus.

This equipment shall be connected to mains socket outlet with a protective earth connection.

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CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT

REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS

INS IDE. REFER SERVICING TO

QUALIF IED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the
presence of uninsulated "dang erous voltage" within
the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to
persons.

This symbol is intended to alert the user to the
presence of important operating a nd maintenance
(servicing) instructions in the literatur e
accompanying the appliance.

License Notice:

“Dolby Pro Logic ΙΙ”, and the double-D Symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Companies planning to use this

implementation in products must obtain a license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation before designing such

products.

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1. OVERVIEW

1.1 INTRODUCTION

The Professional Digital Television Receiver TLV-300E/TAV-900A receives digital broadcasting

signal through various sources and supplies demodulated / decoded video and audio in various

industrial forms of signal.

Designed to be compliant with versatile industrial standard such as MPEG-II MP@ML/HL

[1][2]

, ATSC

[3]

(Advanced Television Systems Committee) and DVB (Digital Video Broadcasting), the TLV-

300E/TAV-900A offers easy connection to various digital televisions and receivers.

The TLV-300E/TAV-900A comes with 8VSB (Vestigial Side Band) and 6MHz 64QAM/256QAM

(Quadrature Amplitude Modulation) reception module for America/Korea terrestrial/cable digital

broadcasting.

The digital broadcasting signal is supported in the forms of DVB-ASI

[4]

, SMPTE-310M

[5]

, or it can

be a radio frequency (RF). The video output is supplied through composite video signal, Y/Pb/Pr

analog video signal with embedded sync and RGBHV analog video signal. In addition, it supports

the SDI (Serial Digital Interface) digital video (SMPTE-292M

[6]

and SMPTE-259M

[7]

) with embedded

audio (PCM audio) for standard definition and high definition. The audio output can be analog

stereo output and digital AES3-id (Audio Engineering Society Standard 3) output.

The receiver has two sets of video / audio decoder, MAIN channel and SUB channel, working

independently. MAIN channel video output is supplied through YpbPr/RGBHV/SDI OUT BNC

connectors and SUB channel video output is supplied through CVBS (composite video baseband

signal) BNC connector. CVBS output works at only 720x480 (576) interlaced mode. The MAIN and

SUB audio output is supplied through L1, R1 and L2, R2 analog audio and AES3-id digital audio for

both channel as well as embedded audio in SDI output.

By supporting SNMP (Simple Network Management), the user can remotely monitor and control

the unit via Ethernet connection. The firmware could be updated easily to recent version via a USB

port and Ethernet. With its slim form factor 1U Rack mountable frame and easy maintenance

method the TLV-300E/TAV-900A can be easily installed and operated.

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1.2 DELIVERED CONTENTS

When you receive the TLV-300E/TAV-900A from a distributor, the package comes with following

contents:

Table 1 Content in the carton box

Description Quantity

TLV-300E 1RU frame or
TAV-900A 3RU frame

1

AC power cord 1 North America type (Type B) plug and an IEC C13 line socket

or

1 Power cord featuring a

CEE 7/4

plug (Type F, Schuko) and an

IEC C13 line socket.

Audio Cable Converter 1 D-sub 9p to XLR cable

User’s manual 1

1.3 FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW

The Front panel of TLV-300E can be divided into 4 main parts:

Table 2 Content in the carton box

1 2 lines by 40 characters alphanumeric character display

2 Function buttons (Arrow, LOCK, ENTER, EXIT)

3 Numeric buttons

4 3 LEDs (POWER, STATUS, FAULT)

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ENTER

EXIT

POWER STATUS FAULT

LOCK

Figure 1 Front Panel View of the TLV-300E Receiver

The Front panel of TLV-900A can be divided into 6 main parts:

Table 3 Front panel components

1 7 inch color TFT-LCD display

2 Two speakers

3 Volume knob

4 Function buttons (Menu, Mute, SLCT(==ENTER), EXIT)

5 Arrow buttons

6 3 LEDs (POWER, STATUS, FAULT)

TAV90 0A DT V MONI TOR

POWER

MENU MUTE

STATUS FAULT

SLCT

EXIT

VOLUME MIN MAX

Figure 2 Front Panel View of the TAV-900A Receiver

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1.3.1 Alphanumeric Display

The status display provides clear viewing of status and menu configuration with 2 lines by 40

characters. It is used to control the TLV-300E directly from the front panel.

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B

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: 4 B-

B 0BxB10C 8L

- :

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< >R :L 2 -R 1 :

Figure 3 Alphanumeric Display

Table 4 Regions in the alphanumeric display

1. Lock State

In this upper line of the display, R1:L shows that RF input-1 is in
LOCK state, and R2:- means RF input-2 is in UNLOCK state.

B1:-, B2:-, B3:-, B4:-, and B5:- means BNC input-1~5 is in
UNLOCK state.

In the bottom line of the display, RF-IN1:LOCK 8VSB 32.9dB

0.00x10-8 shows that lock state, modulation system, SNR and
BER value of RF input-1.

User can view the status information of RF-IN2, BNC1~5 by
scolling left/right using <,> arrow buttons.

User can change the INPUT STATUS format into MAIN STATUS
or SUB STATUS using the ^ arrow button.

In the MAIN STATUS, the upper line of the display-MAIN:RF-IN1
shows that MAIN channel is taking input signal from RF-IN1

2. Applicable Button It displays available function buttons for current menu
[ex: ENTER/SLCT (select button); <, >, ^, v (arrow button)]

3. Menu Entries / Status

Bar

It displays sub menus, parameter, or status

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1. Lock State 2. Applicable Button
Buttons

3. Menu Entries/ Status Bar

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1.3.2 Function Buttons

Front panel has buttons for easy control, which enable complete and simple control of the receiver.

The entire operation of the receiver can be carried out directly using the front panel buttons with the

alphanumeric display. Therefore, the user can easily control and change the settings. The four

direction buttons scroll through the different options within the menus or submenus. The

ENTER/SLCT and EXIT buttons are used to select through the menu options.

Table 5 Buttons in the front panel

LOCK Used to lock front buttons. If once pushed, users can not push

the front buttons. And If pushed again, the lock status of front
buttons is canceled.

ENTER Used to make selections in the menu system and go to the

sub-menu.

EXIT Used to exit the current menu level and return to the previous

one.

◄ ► Allow you to scroll through the different options within sub-

menus, or to move the cursor.

▲ ▼ Allow you to go to next/previous sub-menu within the menu, or

to change the parameter.

LOCK

ENTER

EXIT

Figure 4 Function Buttons and Numeric Buttons of TLV-300E

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POWER

MENU MUTE

STATUS FAULT

SLCT EXIT

Figure 5 Function Buttons and Numeric Buttons of TAV-900A

1.3.3 Numeric Buttons

Numeric buttons allow you to enter the numbers instead of using the arrow buttons. For example,

instead of using the direction buttons to find program number ‘63’, the user enters the number ‘63’

with the numeric buttons and press ENTER to enter the program number directly. And the buttons

are used to set the channel frequency, channel numbers and etc.

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1.4 REAR PANEL OVERVIEW

1.4.1 Overview

The rear panel has all the necessary connections to receive and send the incoming/outgoing

signal.

The real panel can be divided into 4 main parts:

Table 6 Regions in the rear panel

1. Video/audio output part

2. Transport stream (TS) input/output part

3. Communication part

4. Power part

The following diagram and descriptions give you a better understanding of the connections that you

need to make in order to receive and display the incoming signal. For specific information, please

refer to the input/output specifications.

SUB

SUB

MAIN

MAINANALOG AUDIO

ETHERNET

BNC OUT

(AES3/ASI/SMPTE-310M)

BNC IN

(ASI/SMPTE-310M)

RF IN 1

RF IN 2

FAULT

OUT

R1

L1HD OUT

VD OUTNC

Y/G OUT

Pb/B OUT L2/R2

Pr/R OUT

SDI OUT1

USB

NC

1 2 3 4 5

1 2 3 4

100-240V~ 50-60Hz 40W

Figure 6 Rear Panel of the Receiver

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SUB

SUB

MAIN

MAINANALOG AUDIO

100-240V~ 50-60Hz 80W

BNC OUT

(AES3/ASI/SMPTE-310M)

BNC IN(ASI/SMPTE-310M)

RF IN 1

RF IN 2

(OPTIONAL)

FAULT

OUT

SDI OUT2

CVBS OUT

HD OUT

VD OUTNC

Y/G OUT

Pb/B OUT

Pr/R OUT

SDI OUT1

NC

1 2 3 4 5

1 2 3 4

ETHERNETR1L1

L2/R2

USB

Figure 7 Rear Panel of the Receiver

Serial number overview: Ex) 88.00.20.03.10.00.00.01

88: Product identification (TLV-300E) / 95: Product identification (TAV-900A)

00: Option

20.03: Year of product produced

10: Month of product produced

00.00.01: Production number

1.4.2 Video Output

In the rear panel, there are analog component video output and one digital video output for MAIN

channel display. Composite output supplied SUB channel video output.

 MAIN channel analog video output connectors

YPbPr/RGB Three BNC type connectors enable analog video output signal

(YPbPr output of RGB output)

HD OUT A BNC type connector enables horizontal sync signal.

VD OUT A BNC type connector enables vertical sync signal.

The Y/Pb/Pr signal supports 1080i, 720p, 480p (576p) and 480i (576i) video output mode.

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 MAIN channel digital video output connector

SDI 1 (HD/SD) A BNC type connector enables SDI digital video output signal.

SDI 2 (HD/SD) Identical signal with SDI 1

The SDI signal is valid for 1080i, 720p (30/29.97/25 Hz), and 480i 29.97 Hz/576i 25 Hz video

output mode. Not defined for 480p/576p mode. 480i 30Hz mode is not supported.

 SUB channel analog composite video output connector

CVBS OUT A BNC type connector enables analog composite video output

signal.

The composite signal supports 480i (576i) video output mode

1.4.3 Audio Output

In the rear panel, there are one pair of XLR connectors for MAIN channel stereo output and one D-

Sub 9P connector for SUB channel stereo output.

 Analog Audio Output Connectors

L1/R1 XLR type connector delivers analog audio output signal for

MAIN channel (CH1/2).

L2/R2 D-Sub 9P type connector delivers analog audio output signal

for SUB channel (CH1/2).

1.4.4 Digital Output BNC Connectors (AES3/DVB-ASI/SMPTE-310M)

There are four output BNCs each can be selected as DVB-ASI out, SMPTE-310M out, MAIN

channel digital audio output or SUB channel digital audio output.

BNC-OUT(AES3/DVB­ASI/SMPTE-310M-1 ~ 4)

Each BNC type connector can supply DVB-ASI or SMPTE­310M or MAIN AES3id digital audio output or SUB AES3id
digital audio output signal.

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1.4.5 DVB-ASI/SMPTE-310M Input BNC Connectors

There are five input BNCs used to input DVB-ASI or SMPTE-310M format transport stream. The

format is detected automatically.

BNC-IN(DVB-ASI/SMPTE­310M-1~5)

BNC type connector enables serial SMPTE-310M and/or DVB­ASI transport stream input with automatic detection

The TLV-300E/TAV-900A accepts SMPTE-310M and DVB-ASI signal. These transport stream

formats can be transformed to another format (SMPTE-310M output is only available for

19,392,658 Hz bit rate signal source as SMPTE-310M is not compliant with other bit rate stream).

1.4.6 RF Input Connectors

RF Input 1 F type connector allows a radio frequency input.

(8VSB/64QAM/256QAM default, DVB-S2/S or DVB-T option)

RF Input 2 (option) Optional second F type connector allows a radio frequency

input. (8VSB/64QAM/256QAM or DVB-S2/S or DVB-T option)

1.4.7 Communication Port

There are two communication ports, these are:

ETHERNET 10/100M Ethernet port

USB Universal Serial Bus Connector (version 1.1)

An ETHERNET connector is used to monitor and control the receiver.

An USB 1.1 port is used to upgrade a firmware. FAT16 or FAT32 format USB memory is supported.

1.4.8 FAULT Output Port

Relay contact for fault condition indication. The fault condition can be configured from

CONFIG/FAULT OUT menu. FAULT is indicated by Open circuit and No Fault condition is indicated

by closed circuit into Ground.

1.4.9 Power Switch & Inlet

Power on/off switch and power inlet:

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Power Switch Turn on/off main power

Power Inlet Universal AC-INLET accepts 100–240 VAC and a line frequency

50/60 Hz. IEC C14 type chassis plug

RF IN-1 TLV300E MAIN:PbPr/RGB Out

MAIN: Sync Out

SUB:CVBS Out

MAIN:L1/R1(CH1/2)

AES3/TS OUT, BNC1

AES3/TS OUT, BNC2

AES3/TS OUT, BNC3

AES3/TS OUT, BNC4

MAIN:SDI OUT 1

MAIN:SDI OUT 2

FAULT OUT

USBETHERNET

SUB:L2/R2(CH1/2)

RF IN-2 (option)

TS IN, BNC1

TS IN, BNC2

TS IN, BNC3

TS IN, BNC4

TS IN, BNC5

Figure 8 Conceptual Drawing for Input/Output Connections

1.5 BNC CONFIGURATION

Four set of BNC connector is used for digital audio, SMPTE-310M and DVB-ASI output. Each

connector can be configured to MAIN / SUB digital audio output, SMPTE-310M, or DVB-ASI

output. Digital audio can be compressed audio or decoded PCM signal.

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2. GETTING STARTED

2.1 INITIAL HOOK-UP

Follow these instructions to connect the TLV-300E/TAV-900A receiver to your video display and

audio amplifier.

Connect the supplied power cable from the AC power inlet on the rear panel to a standard AC outlet. Either
50Hz or 60Hz, 100V-240V is acceptable.

Turn on the switch in the rear panel. The cooling fan will start and the alphanumeric display in the front panel
will show a message with the model name of the receiver while configuration taking place. Allow the
receiver to warm up. (It takes up to 10 seconds.)

Example) display during power on during initial state

< ELT V - 3 00 >

Example) display during power on second booting period

C F GG II NNO RU 1 2

Example) display after booting completed

IF

-

N 1-

B : 4 B- B B1
LU

- :

N KO C:

-B3:2:

R

- : 5

>

< >R :- 2 -R 1 :

In this upper line of the display, R1:- and R2:- shows that RF input -1, 2 are in UNLOCK state.

B1:-, B2:-, B3:-, B4:- and B5:- means BNC-1,2,3,4,5 are UNLOCK state.

In the bottom line of the display, RF-1:UNLOCK means RF input-1 is UNLOCK state.

User can change the RF-IN1 status into RF-IN2,BNC-1,2,3,4,5 status by using <> arrow button.

User can change the INPUT PORT STATUS into MAIN STATUS or SUB STATUS by using ^ arrow button.

The status menu rotates in order by the use of ^ arrow button.

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2.2 VERIFYING YPBPR OR RGB COMPONENT VIDEO OUTPUT (ONLY IF APPLICABLE DISPLAY IS

ATTACHED)

If you have attached YPbPr display or RGB display, follow this step.

Connect YPbPr type or RGBHV type display into Y/G, Pb/B, Pr/R and HD, VD BNC connector in the rear
panel. The display can be 1920x1080 interlaced resolution or 1280x720 progressive resolution; or enhanced
DTV ready monitor supporting 720x480 (576) progressive or interlaced resolution.

Turn on the unit and use DIAGNOSIS/DEFAULT menu to reset configuration. Then use CONFIG/MAIN/
VIDEO/DISPLY TYPE, CONFIG/MAIN/VIDEO/DISPLAY MODE and CONFIG/MAIN/VIDEO/FRAME
RATE menu to configure video output as your display connected.

Then, turn on the MAIN OSD using CONFIG/MAIN/OSD menu.

Use DIAGNOSIS/COLORBAR menu ON and OFF to display color bar signal out.

If COLOR BAR is not shown on the display, it means that your video connection has a problem.

Figure 9 Color Bar Pattern with flag

2.3 VERIFYING SDI VIDEO OUTPUT (ONLY IF APPLICABLE DISPLAY IS CONNECTED)

If you have attached SDI display, follow this step.

Attach SDI display into SDI OUTPUT 1 or SDI OUTPUT 2 Connector. SDI 1 and SDI 2 have identical
signal.

Turn on the unit and use  button invoke main menu and select DEFAULT menu and press  button and
select EXEC and press ENTER button to reset configuration. Then use CONFIG/MAIN/VIDEO/DISPLY
MODE and CONFIG/MAIN/VIDEO/DISPLY TYPE and CONFIG/MAIN/VIDEO/FRAME RATE menu to
configure video output as your display connected.

Then, turn on the MAIN OSD using CONFIG/MAIN/OSD menu.

Use DIAGNOSIS/COLORBAR menu select EXEC to turn ON and OFF to display color bar signal out.

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Table 7 Available modes for SDI output

Video
Mode

Frame Rate Embedded Audio

29.97Hz(59.94) 30Hz(60) 25Hz(50) PCM Compressed

1080i O O O O O

720p O O O O O

480p/576p Not defined

(480p)

Not defined

(480p)

Not defined

(576p)

X X

480i/576i O (480i) Not supported

(480i)

O

(576i)

O O

Table 8 SDI Video Specification(FW v2.2.0, FPGA v3.1)

Display mode

1080i 720p 480i 1080i 720p 1080i 720p 576i

Frame rate

30/1.001Hz60/1.001Hz30/1.001

Hz

30Hz 60Hz 25Hz 50Hz 25Hz

Reference HD/SD­SDI standard

SMPTE
292M

SMPTE
292M

SMPTE
259M

SMPTE
292M

SMPTE
292M

SMPTE
292M

SMPTE
292M

SMPTE
259M

HD/SD-SDI
parameter

1,2)

Format E Format M Level C Format D Format L Format F - Level C

Video Reference
SMPTE
standard

SMPTE
274M­system 5

SMPTE
296M­system 2

SMPTE 125M
or ITU-R
BT.601-5 part
A 525 line
system

SMPTE
274M­system 4

SMPTE
296M­system 1

SMPTE
274M­system 6

SMPTE
296M­system 3

3)

ITU-R
BT.601-5
part A 625
line system

Note 1) format D,E,F,L,M is supported from SMPTE 292M-1998 Table 1.

Note 2) Level-C, 270 Mb/s , 525/625 component mode is supported from SMPTE-259M-1997.

Note 3) Following SMPTE-296M-system 3.2, 720p/50Hz format is not specified by SMPTE-292M-

1998.

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Table 9 Embedded Audio Specification(Since FPGA v3.2)

Display mode 1080i 720p 480i 1080i 720p 1080i 720p 576i

Frame rate

30/1.001Hz60/1.001Hz30/1.001

Hz

30Hz 60Hz 25Hz 50Hz 25Hz

SMPTE standard

SMPTE
299M

SMPTE
299M

SMPTE
272M

SMPTE
299M

SMPTE
299M

SMPTE
299M

SMPTE
299M

SMPTE
272M

Sampling
frequency

Synchronous

3)

48/32/44.1
kHz

48/32/44.1
kHz

48/32/44.1
kHz

48/32/44.1
kHz

48/32/44.1
kHz

48/32/44.1
kHz

48/32/44.1
kHz

48/32/44.1
kHz

Asynchronous

x x x x x x x x

# of Groups

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Channel2)CH1

MAIN-L MAIN-L MAIN-L MAIN-L MAIN-L MAIN-L MAIN-L MAIN-L

CH2

MAIN-R MAIN-R MAIN-R MAIN-R MAIN-R MAIN-R MAIN-R MAIN-R

CH3

SUB-L SUB-L SUB-L SUB-L SUB-L SUB-L SUB-L SUB-L

CH4

SUB-R SUB-R SUB-R SUB-R SUB-R SUB-R SUB-R SUB-R

ACP
location

1)

Line#

9571 9571 12275 9571 9571 9571 9571 10323

Sample#

1928 1288 1444 1928 1288 1928 1288 1444

Compressed audio

Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

Note 1) ACP : Audio Control Packet

Note 2) MAIN-L: Left audio of MAIN audio decoder, MAIN-R: Right audio of MAIN audio decoder.

Note 3) MAIN-L, MAIN-R embedded audio sampling frequency is synchronized with sampling rate

converter.

Table 10 Embedded Closed Caption Specification(Since FPGA v3.2)

Display mode 1080i 720p 480i 1080i 720p 1080i 720p 576i

Frame rate

30/1.001Hz60/1.001Hz30/1.001

Hz

30Hz 60Hz 25Hz 50Hz 25Hz

SMPTE standard

SMPTE
334M

SMPTE
334M

SMPTE
334M

SMPTE
334M

SMPTE
334M

SMPTE
334M

SMPTE
334M

SMPTE
334M

EIA608 VBI

x x Supported x x x x Supported

EIA608 ANC

Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported Supported

EIA708 ANC

1)

Supported Supported Supported x x x x x

EIA608
ANC
location

Line#

11, 12 11, 12 11, 12 11, 12 11, 12 11, 12 11, 12 11, 12

Sample#

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

EIA708
ANC date
location

Line#

13~17,
576~580

13~19 13~18,

276~281

13~17,
576~580

13~19 13~17,

576~580

13~19 13~19,

326~332

Sample#

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Note 1) Service_info_section of CDP is not included.

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