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Operation
VTM-200 Installation and Operation Handbook 3-21
Table 3-6. Status Indicators
Indicator Background color
ON AIR clear
off the ai
r
red
on the ai
r
SOURCE ID 2 lines of text, 6 characters per line, entered from the keyboard at the user's option
Table 3-7. Error Indicators (only visible for serial digital inputs)
Indicator Background color
GAMUT clear – no errors yellow – error(s)
EDH clear – EDH not present green – EDH present,
no errors
red – EDH present,
error(s)
DATA clear – no errors red – error(s)
The error indicators show an error for one second after the error condition ends. In
addition to the above information, for NTSC or PAL inputs only, SC/H phase
information is displayed. SC/H phase is defined as the phase of the color burst
subcarrier relative to the leading edge of the horizontal sync pulse. The measurement
is displayed as text, is in degrees, and is accurate to within ± 5°.
User-Interface Controls
Front Panel Buttons / GPI/TALLY Connector / Keyboard
The VTM-200 can be operated in three ways: by using the front panel push buttons
directly; by contact closures applied to the back panel GPI/TALLY connector; or by a
computer keyboard connected to the back panel KEYBOARD connector. Regardless
of the source of control, the front panel indicators will accurately indicate the LAST
SELECTION that was made.
Using the front panel:
1. Press the DISPLAY button to cycle through the four-quadrant display, and the full
screen displays of the picture, waveform, vector, and audio levels.
2. Select the reference to be used by pressing the REF button.
3. Select one of the four input signals to be displayed by pressing the INPUT button.
4. Press FILTER to cycle through the available filters to be applied to the waveform
display.
5. Press SWEEP to cycle through the time base options for the waveform display.
6. Horizontal and vertical magnifications are controlled via the H. MAG and V.
GAIN buttons.
7. The waveform display formats are selected using the FORMAT button.
8. To zoom the audio display, press AUDIO.
9. To cycle the vector display through its six possible views, press VECTOR.
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