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VTM Series Installation and Operation Handbook
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Connecting the VTM Series
The back panel connectors are illustrated in Figure 2-2, and the function of each
connector is described in Table 2-2.
Figure 2-2. VTM Series Back Panel Connectors
Table 2-2. Description of Back Panel Connectors
Key Label Description
1
DIGITAL AUDIO IN/OUT
1, 2, 3, 4 (IN/OUT),
5, 6, 7, 8 (IN ONLY)
Optional female BNC connectors for AES/EBU and Dolby Digital audio input
and shared AES outputs.
2
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUTPUT
Female BNC connector for Dolby audio output.
3
ANALOG AUDIO
IN/OUT
37-pin, D-sub, male connector for analog audio inputs and outputs. The
supplied breakout board can be used for solderless connections.*
4
INPUT A (IN, OUT) Female BNC looping HD or SD SDI input and output connector. Termination
required.
5
INPUT B (IN, OUT) Female BNC looping HD or SD SDI input and output connector. Termination
required.
6
INPUTS C, D Female BNC connectors for optional inputs. Holes are plugged if option is
not installed.
7
A/B MON OUT Female BNC connector for monitoring of the selected A or B input. If both
digital A + B inputs are selected, then the output is input A. This output is a
source monitor only and does not include the waveform, vector, audio, or
alarm on-screen information.
8
C/D MON OUT
NOTE: With VTM-OPT ASI Inputs C and D cannot be selected
simultaneously.
Female BNC connector for monitoring of the selected C or D input (SDI
only). If both C + D inputs are selected, then the output is input C. This
output is a source monitor only and does not include the waveform, vector,
audio, or alarm on-screen information.
9
REF (A, B) External reference input accepting blackburst and tri-level sync. Termination
required for loop mode.
10
LTC/GPI 26-pin, high-density, female, D-sub connector for LTC, Clock, GPI, and
TALLY input.*
*See Appendix C, “Pinouts,” for the connections.
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- 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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