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4 Chapter 1 Getting Started
Video interfaces
This section describes the generator’s video interfaces. The video interfaces on the 882C
are shown below.
Interface Description
1 SDI/HD-SDI connector outputs a serial digital signal per SMPTE 259M and SMPTE
292M standards.
2 CVBS connector outputs an analog composite video baseband signal in accordance
with SMPTE 170M standard.
3 S-VIDEO connector outputs an S-Video split luminance (Y) and chrominance (C)
analog video signal.
4 SPECIAL connector provides multiple outputs, including:
• digital composite sync
• line sync
• frame sync
• movable scope trigger (probe) pulse
• pixel clock signal
5 VGA OUT connector outputs a analog component video or analog RGB signal.
6 HDMI OUT 1 connector outputs full single link HDMI video, as well as DVI and mod-
ern HDMI-compatible digital video signals.
7 HDMI OUT 2 connector outputs full single link HDMI video, as well as DVI and mod-
ern HDMI-compatible digital video signals.
8 HDMI IN 1 connector for input of full single link HDMI video, as well as DVI and mod-
ern HDMI-compatible digital video signals.
9 HDMI IN 2 connector for input of full single link HDMI video, as well as DVI and mod-
ern HDMI-compatible digital video signals.
10 SPDIF-AV connector inputs audio from an external source.
HDMI OUT 1
HDMI OUT 2 HDMI IN 1 HDMI IN 2
VGA
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- 881/882 Video Test Generator 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Chapter 7 Working with Images 8
- Chapter 16 Testing EDID 13
- Chapter 17 Testing Lipsync 14
- Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 14
- Appendix A Command Reference 15
- Appendix B Image Reference 16
- Appendix C Error Messages 16
- Appendix D Format Reference 16
- 1 Getting Started 19
- Introduction 20
- Optional features 21
- Video interfaces 22
- VGA interface 23
- DVI-I interface 24
- HDMI interface 24
- Special Sync interface 24
- S-Video interface 25
- Composite video BNC 25
- Computer interfaces 26
- GPIB interface 27
- Front panel interface 28
- Menu selection keys 29
- Selecting menu items 29
- Item selection examples 30
- Video Signal -> 31
- Interface -> 31
- XVSI AVSI DVSI 31
- <- 1 3 0 -> 31
- Generator file system 32
- Generator media 32
- Generator operational modes 33
- Basic mode 34
- Browse mode 34
- Browsing other media 35
- Setting the generator’s path 36
- Web interface 39
- 24 Chapter 1 Getting Started 42
- 26 Chapter 1 Getting Started 44
- 28 Chapter 1 Getting Started 46
- 30 Chapter 1 Getting Started 48
- Command line interface 49
- prompt, and press 53
- 36 Chapter 1 Getting Started 54
- To create a new user profile: 55
- 38 Chapter 1 Getting Started 56
- 2 Testing Video Displays 57
- Making physical connection 58
- Selecting interface type 59
- Selecting image 65
- Rendering images 65
- Acer1 Acer2 66
- Acer3 Acer4 66
- Acer5 Acer6 66
- Acer7 Acer8 66
- Reference.” 67
- Rendering image versions 68
- 82
- 84
- Using the AuxTest image 92
- Using the ImageShift utility 94
- HInc: 1 95
- VInc: 1 95
- *TInc: 1 Exit! 95
- Hz Frequency Shift 99
- -10% -----+----- +10% 99
- ^ 99
- H = 45000.000 99
- Keypad Utility 100
- Analyzer 101
- To operate the keypad 102
- 3 Administrative Tasks 103
- Overview 104
- Calibrating the generator 105
- Calibrating frequency 106
- Sequence 107
- Cal Factors 108
- Frequency -> 108
- RATC 108
- <- 1.000000000 108
- Auto Upgrade 109
- 6. Click Next to continue 114
- Apply Settings? 133
- Back 133
- Yes No 133
- !BootDev !Passwd 137
- !HostName !Flags 137
- !FileName !Other 137
- !InetAddr !TrgtName 137
- Quantum Data 139
- Windriver 139
- vxWorks System Boot 139
- Press any key for setup 139
- Cloning generators 142
- Resetting a generator 146
- CalFactor Host 147
- Network About 147
- Serial Gpib 147
- BootFrom Init 147
- About 148
- <- Video Board 148
- Build Date -> 148
- 2004/08/30 148
- 4 Networking Generators 153
- Configuring a file server 155
- Internet 160
- Network operations 166
- Fonts FormatLib 168
- Formats Images 168
- Sequence UserData 168
- Users WebFiles 168
- FTP Browser 169
- Reboot the generators 172
- 5 Using GPIB Interface 175
- Setting the GPIB port address 177
- GPIB address 178
- Queries and commands 179
- Sending commands and queries 181
- Completion handshake 182
- Input buffer 182
- Status queries and control 183
- Logical OR 184
- Bus commands 185
- Remote/local operation 185
- 6 Working with Formats 187
- Format library 189
- Computer display format names 191
- Aperture designators 192
- *DMT0660 DMT0672 194
- DMT0675 DMT0685 194
- DMT0785H DMT0856 194
- DMT0860 DMT0872 194
- Configuring format parameters 195
- +ShotProtect AFD: 0 196
- *Production 196
- SafeAction Action 196
- SafeTitle Title 196
- Creating custom formats 204
- Format Editor Overview 205
- Feature Description 206
- Format catalogs 211
- 0 // adds DMT0660 to catalog 212
- 0 // adds DMT0860 to catalog 212
- // deletes DMT0660 213
- Deleting format catalogs 214
- 7 Working with Images 217
- Viewing image versions 219
- Creating custom images 222
- Command file example 223
- Editing images 224
- • PC card: card0 225
- Inc:001 LEVP:225 227
- Creating image catalogs 229
- -TVImages FPDImages 233
- SMPTE133 SMPTEBar 233
- TVBar100 PulseBar 233
- Regulate Geom_1 233
- Deleting an image catalog 234
- 8 Working with Test 237
- Sequences 237
- Running a test sequence 241
- +Red myseq ACS 243
- +Grn Step:00001 DCS 243
- +Blu DMT0660 DSS* 243
- Inv SMPTE133 Out+ 243
- Creating a test sequence 244
- 0659.xml</FMT> 250
- DMT0856.xml</FMT> 250
- Deleting a test sequence 251
- 9 Analyzing Digital Sources 253
- Getting started 254
- Analyzer connections 255
- HDMI 1.1 255
- HDMI 1.3 256
- To audio player 257
- To audio source 257
- HDMI IN 1 259
- HDMI IN 2 259
- Measuring timing parameters 261
- Reports 269
- Reports folder 273
- Running the Pixel Error test 277
- +Generate Report 278
- ->Auto Capture 278
- Settings 280
- Running the ViewPix test 283
- Video Test Generator Graphic 284
- View Data 285
- Packets 289
- !TxPacket 289
- !RxPacket 289
- RX PACKETS 290
- Finished 290
- Testing audio (HDMI only) 292
- Reading pixel data 297
- 10 Testing HDMI Sink Devices 313
- Physical connections 314
- 7 8 9 10 315
- Format selection 316
- EIA/CEA-861-C Video 317
- Image selection 319
- Selecting video format 321
- Selecting a format 324
- Testing HDMI displays 325
- Testing HDMI 1.3 displays 327
- Ramp12 image 328
- Function/Field Function 330
- RampDif image 331
- Checkers image 334
- Testing xvYCC 338
- Testing HDMI audio 349
- ComFocus ContBars 358
- Crosshtc Cubes 358
- DecodAdj DecodeChk 358
- Diamond1 Dolby* 358
- TX PACKETS 365
- ETSI TR 101 154 v.1.4.1 367
- 11 CEC Interactive 371
- Troubleshooting 371
- Environment (ITE) 371
- CEC Overview 373
- CEC devices 373
- CEC features 374
- Testing CEC Devices 375
- Emulating an HDMI CEC device 377
- Configure an HDMI CEC device 378
- Querying the CEC message log 385
- Stress testing a CEC device 387
- Setting up the CEC Controller 387
- To run the CEC Controller: 388
- Bit timing tests 390
- Bus arbitration tests 396
- Bit corruption tests 402
- Message acknowledgement tests 407
- End of message tests 413
- Message Verification 416
- CEC Bus Monitor 417
- 12 CEC Compliance Testing 421
- Installing the TME software 425
- Making physical connections 425
- HDMI OUT 1 426
- Model TPA-CEC-RR 431
- Model TPA-CEC-R 431
- CEC Device Bridge 432
- Running the TME Software 433
- To run the compliance test: 440
- Select Device dialog box 444
- 1. Select the Report tab 449
- 13 Testing DisplayPort Sinks 453
- DISPLAYPORT TX 454
- SPDIF-OUTSPECIAL SPDIF-IN 454
- VESA DMT Formats 455
- VESA CVT Formats 457
- DispPort* 463
- Testing DisplayPort sinks 467
- 14 DisplayPort Link Layer 469
- Setting up the tests 472
- !SinkRpt 476
- !SrcRpt 476
- 476
- EDID Read 493
- Topics in the chapter: 505
- • Setting up the ACA 505
- Setting up the ACA 507
- HDMI source and sink device 512
- ACA Passive Monitor 519
- DisplayPort device 522
- 16 Testing EDID 529
- 516 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 534
- !DataRpt 535
- !CompRpt EditCDF 535
- 518 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 536
- Modifying EDID in a display 537
- 520 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 538
- Testing with source devices 539
- 532 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 550
- 534 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 552
- 538 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 556
- Manufacturer:SNY 558
- Product Code:144 558
- Serial#:7011007 558
- Week:20 Year:1998 558
- DDC Dynamic 561
- Electrical Test Fixture 561
- 544 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 562
- 0XOWL3XUSRVH$GDSWRU 563
- 546 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 564
- Using the EDID Editor tool 565
- Loading EDIDs 565
- <x> 568
- Editing an existing EDID 569
- To edit an existing EDID: 570
- EDIDs” on page 547 570
- Creating a new EDID 572
- To create a new EDID: 573
- 556 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 574
- 558 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 576
- 560 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 578
- Saving an EDID to a file 580
- Emulating an EDID 582
- Running an EDID data report 584
- Using the EDID Compare tool 585
- Comparing EDIDs 585
- 568 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 586
- 570 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 588
- 17 Testing Lipsync 589
- +More Rendition: 000 595
- +LipSync Red+ 595
- -NoGamma Green+ 595
- -Noise Blue+ 595
- Testing source devices 597
- 18 Testing HDCP 603
- 588 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 606
- 590 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 608
- Understanding the HDCP test 615
- 598 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 616
- Encryption Status Tester 618
- List of Tests 619
- EDID Packets 625
- Misc HDCP 625
- !CompRpt EditPCP 625
- Does the video look 628
- good? 628
- !Yes No! 628
- 612 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 630
- 620 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 638
- 622 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 640
- 636 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 654
- 644 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 662
- 650 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 668
- 652 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 670
- (player) 671
- 654 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 672
- Source :DUT Type 678
- +Src_Fld_CPIRQ_R0’ 678
- +Src_Fld_CPIRQ_RDY 678
- +Source_Out_OnlyRep 678
- 662 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 680
- 664 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 682
- 19 Using Special Sync Output 683
- Probe coordinate numbering 685
- Configuring the probe feature 685
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- MESony_G, and MESony_R 1123
- MEPlus_G, and MEPlus_R 1124
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- Description 1158
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- PRN24bit 1192
- PRN_5, PRN_9 1192
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- QuartBox 1194
- Ramp_B, Ramp_G, and Ramp_R 1196
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- C Error Messages 1219
- Error code descriptions 1220
- 0000-0099 General errors 1220
- 2000-2999 Format errors 1220
- AOV Appendix C Error Messages 1222
- AOX Appendix C Error Messages 1224
- AOZ Appendix C Error Messages 1226
- APB Appendix C Error Messages 1228
- APD Appendix C Error Messages 1230
- APF Appendix C Error Messages 1232
- APH Appendix C Error Messages 1234
- 3000-3999 Image errors 1235
- APJ Appendix C Error Messages 1236
- 5000-5999 Directory errors 1238
- 6000-6999 Bitmap errors 1238
- 7000-7999 LUT errors 1239
- 8000-8999 Font errors 1239
- 9000-9999 System errors 1240
- APP Appendix C Error Messages 1242
- APR Appendix C Error Messages 1244
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