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Global Setup Menu Functions
VTM Series Installation and Operation Handbook
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Gateway
The Gateway is the network address that provides access to an outside network. Use
the Gateway submenu to configure the Gateway on a network if DHCP is not enabled.
If DHCP is not used to automatically detect the Gateway on a network, the Gateway
must be manually configured. Unlike the IP address, the Gateway must be the same
Gateway address as the network Gateway address. See the System Administrator to
determine the Gateway address.
DHCP
The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) function is used to have the VTM
Series automatically configure an IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway every time
the unit is powered on. The IP Address is dynamic and could change each time the
VTM Series is powered on. DHCP Enable is set to OFF by default.
GPI Input Function and GPI Alarm Names
The input GPIs have selectable functions. There are selectable functions to allow
external control of the unit using the default settings. Another function of the GPI is to
show an onscreen alarm with a user-selected identification from an external input. The
user-selected identification can be renamed in the GPI ALARM NAMES window.
To change the GPI User Identification:
1. Press SETUP to display the SETUP MENU.
2. Use the NAVIGATION buttons to move the cursor to COMMUNICATIONS
SETUP menu.
3. Press the ENT button.
4. Use the NAVIGATION buttons to move the cursor to GPI ALARM NAMES.
5. Press the ENT button.
6. Use the NAVIGATION buttons to select the desired input (INPUT 1 to INPUT 9).
7. Press the ENT button. The GPI Rename Screen, shown in Figure 4-4, appears.
Figure 4-4. GPI Rename Screen
8. Use the RIGHT/LEFT NAVIGATION buttons to select character box.
9. Press the UP/DOWN NAVIGATION buttons to select a character. Use the
keyboard to insert a new name. A USB keyboard can be connected to the VTM to
perform this function.
10. Repeat until the name is complete.
11. Press the RIGHT or LEFT NAVIGATION buttons until ACCEPT is selected.
- VTM Series 1
- About This Document 4
- DIRECTIVE 4
- Contents 10
- Section 1 ♦ Introduction 23
- VTM Series Configuration 24
- Video Standards Supported 27
- Introduction 28
- Service and Support 29
- Section 2 ♦ Installation 31
- Rack Mounting the VTM Series 32
- Connecting the VTM Series 33
- Ethernet Setup 34
- Installation 35
- Using the Bypass Feature 38
- Types of Controls 40
- Front Panel Illumination 40
- Sleep Mode 42
- Selecting a Pane 42
- Function Not Allowed Message 43
- Option Not Installed Message 43
- External Reference 45
- Pane Overview 46
- The Waveform Display 47
- Eye Pattern Observation 61
- Eye Pattern Rise Time 61
- Trigger Mode 64
- Controlling the Vector 71
- Vector Pane Menu Selections 73
- Composite Gamut 76
- RGB Gamut Display 78
- Picture Display 80
- Timing Display 84
- Timing Pane Menu Selections 86
- Alarm Display 87
- Alarm Status Display 89
- Audio Display 92
- Audio Scales 93
- General Operation 100
- Expanding the Audio Display 101
- Option Display 102
- Display 103
- Video Metadata 105
- Teletext 108
- *NOTE: Y=Luma and C=Chroma 110
- T.S. Format 114
- Embedded Audio Data 115
- VTM Classic 116
- Timing Custom Display 123
- Presets 125
- Preset Setup Menu 125
- Capturing a Display 126
- Clear Captured Frame 127
- Clear Captured Data 127
- Navigating the Setup Menu 129
- Setup Menu and Alarm Tables 130
- Global Setup Menu Functions 131
- NOTE: LT=Light and DK=Dark 155
- Video Format Menu 159
- Waveform Setup Menu 159
- Eye Pattern Setup Menu 161
- Vector Setup Menu 161
- Gamut Setup Menu 162
- Picture Setup Menu 163
- Display Setup 166
- Freeze From Clock 167
- Communications Setup 168
- Baud Rate 169
- IP Address 169
- Subnet Mask 169
- Gateway 170
- GPO Out 1 and 2 Polarity 171
- GPO Out 1 and 2 Setup 171
- System Setup Menu 172
- File Navigator 176
- Flash from USB 177
- Figure 4-9. About Screen 178
- Setting Alarms 179
- Format Change 180
- Digital Gamut 181
- EDH – SD 181
- Loss of Carrier 183
- Loss of Video 183
- Loss of Reference 183
- Letterbox – SD 183
- Pillarbox - HD 183
- Picture Shift 184
- Captioning 184
- Eye Jitter 185
- Timing Alarm 185
- Loss of Signal 185
- Analog Gamut 186
- Sync and Burst 186
- Burst to Chroma Phase 186
- Vertical Blanking 187
- SC/H Phase 187
- Time Code Alarm Descriptions 188
- Alarm Reporting Setup 189
- CRC Change 189
- ETR 290 1 190
- Priority 190
- ETR 290 2 191
- ETR 290 3 192
- RST Enable and Repetition 193
- MGT Range 193
- STT Repetition 194
- RRT Repetition 194
- VCT Repetition 194
- EIT Repetition 194
- Section 6 ♦ External Control 195
- External Control 196
- Mouse Operation 197
- SpyderWeb II 197
- Browser Interface 198
- Tab/Tab Details 199
- Web RCU 200
- SNMP Communications 201
- Section 7 ♦ Troubleshooting 203
- Warm Start 204
- Cold Start after VFlash 204
- Troubleshooting 205
- Appendix A ♦ Specifications 207
- Video (continued) 208
- DVI-I Output 208
- Audio Options 208
- Audio Options (continued) 209
- Control 209
- Control (continued) 210
- Time Code 211
- Eye Pattern 211
- Eye Pattern (continued) 212
- Jitter Display 212
- SDI Freeze 212
- Data Analyzer 213
- CRC Error Display 213
- Closed Captioning Displays 214
- Gamut Display 214
- Magnification 214
- Specifications 215
- Environmental 216
- Standard Accessories 216
- Console 216
- Display Drivers 216
- Video Input Options 217
- Other Options 217
- Appendix B ♦ Pinouts 219
- Pinouts 220
- Appendix C ♦ Glossary 225
- Glossary 226
- Index-1 235
- Index-2 236
- LFE, 3-66 237
- Index-4 238
- Index-5 239
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