28 February 2017 Installation and Planning
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Check Outputs
Composite (Analogue) Video Signal Outputs:
From the Top Level menu:
1. Highlight < -Video >.
2. [ Confirm ].
3. Highlight the top menu line.
4. [ Confirm ].
5. Select < Video Channel 05 = Composite 1 >.
6. [ Confirm ].
7. Connect the Composite Video output to a Waveform / Picture Monitor using a 75Ω
BNC cable.
8. Set the Waveform / Picture Monitor to view the Composite signal.
9. Check that the Waveform / Picture Monitor displays the appropriate Composite
signal.
10. Check that the Composite signal is as configured in the menu, and that selecting and
editing entries in the menu by using the rotary/push control, the configuration of the
Composite signal changes accordingly.
11. Return to the Top Level menu using the [ Back ] button.
Black 1 (Analogue) Video Signal Outputs:
Note: the format of the Analogue Black 1 output follows that of the Composite output;
consequently, the format of this output cannot be changed from within the < Black 1 > menu.
From the Top Level menu:
1. Select < -Video >.
2. Select < Video Channel 07 = Black 1 >.
3. Connect the Black 1 video output to the Waveform / Picture Monitor using a 75Ω
BNC cable.
4. Set the Waveform / Picture Monitor to view the Black 1 signal.
5. Check that the Waveform / Picture Monitor displays the appropriate Black 1 signal.
6. Check that the Black 1 signal is as configured in the menu, and that selecting and
editing entries in the menu by using the rotary/push control, the configuration of the
Black 1 signal changes accordingly.
7. Return to the Top Level menu using the [ Back ] button.
Tri-Black 2 / 3 / 4 Tri-Level Sync Outputs:
Note : the Tri-Black 2 / 3 / 4 outputs can be configured to produce either traditional “bi-level”
Colour Black (i.e. PAL / NTSC) or Tri-Level syncs.
Bi-Level Colour Blacks are always available, as are Tri-Level Syncs (TB Option Key is
always enabled).
From the Top Level menu:
1. Select < -Video >.
2. Select < Video Channel 08 = Tri Black 2 >.
3. Connect the TriBlack 2 output to an oscilloscope or suitable analyser using a 75Ω
BNC cable.
4. Set the oscilloscope / analyser to view the TriBlack 2 signal.
5. Check that the oscilloscope / analyser displays the appropriate TriBlack 2 signal.