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7.2.6 Input management
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The device oers the possibility to create your own
output format:
Choose CVT mode (restricted sengs) or FULL
mode (full sengs) and start to create your format
by adjusng the Horizontal Vercal pixels, frame
rates and reduced blanking.
Click on CHECK to verify if your format is a valid
signal.
You can SAVE and LOAD your Custom format.
Once your outputs are congured, you have now to congure the inputs connected to your device.
Under the inputs secon, you can view your inputs  or by all plugs (acve and inacve).
In both cases, an AUTOSET ALL can be launched to set up automacally your inputs.
Once the AUTOSET ALL is done, you can check one by one your inputs and see if they were correctly detected
by checking the input STATUS. The input STATUS is dened by a FORMAT and a RATE. If that informaon is
not available, your input has not been properly detected or set up.
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 a selecon of paerns is available to test your output. These paerns will override any input
selecon that you might have.
You can choose from:
•  – turns the paern o
•  – displays grey bars
•  – displays color bars
• Grid – displays an 8x8 box grid paern
• SMPTE bars – displays the SMPTE color bar paern
•  – displays alternang black and white 1 pixel wide columns
• Centering – displays a 1 pixel wide doed line at the edge of the output (only available for computer
formats)
• – displays a 0 to 100% gradient paern.
 choose the value of the icker lter to remove the icker eect on your interlaced output screen,
 increase or decrease the gamma of your output,
 enable/disable and see the HDCP status.
Depending on the output format chosen, only relevant sengs will appear.