evertz 5601MSC - Table 2-1: Global Phasing Characteristics

Model 5601MSC
Model 5601MSC Master SPG/Master Clock System
Page - 16 Revision 2.2 OPERATION
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The “10MHz” and “Internal” global phase settings are reset to zero at startup.
This is done because no phasing information is supplied in these reference
modes and the phase of the outputs will be random when the unit is restarted.
Once enabled, the global phase offset can be specified in milliseconds, microseconds, and
nanoseconds. The global phase offset is applied before the individual phase controls for each output.
Refer to Table 2-1 for a list of all the outputs affected and the minimum phasing resolution for each. The
outputs unaffected by global phase will remain locked to the reference. The Global Phasing menu in the
OUTPUT root menu is used to configure global phase.
Output
Affected by
Global Phase
Minimum Phasing
Resolution
Sync – NTSC & PAL modes
Yes
1 ns
Sync – Tri-level modes
Yes
1 ns
Sync – Slo-PAL modes
Yes
1 ns
Sync – 5MHZ/10MHZ CW modes
No
-
Sync – NTSC/PAL subcarrier modes
No
-
Sync – PAL Color Frame Pulse
No
-
Sync – 1Hz and 1/1.001Hz Pulses
No
-
Sync – 6/1.001Hz pulse
No
-
Sync – Wordclock
Yes
59 ns
AES/DARS outputs
Yes
163 ns
LTC outputs
Yes
1 us
IRIG outputs and IRIG Datum Pulse
Yes
1 ms
Analog video TG (ATG) outputs
Yes
1 ns
SDI TG outputs Yes
37 ns SD
13.5 ns HD & 3G
Table 2-1: Global Phasing Characteristics