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Details the initial setup process, including unpacking and inspection of the unit.
Explains the use of supplied breakout cables for various connections like RGB, sync, S-Video, and GPI.
Lists the video connection types available on the rear panel and breakout cables.
Explains how to navigate and use the configuration menus via the display panel and controls.
Describes the meaning of the various status indicator lights on the front panel.
Details how to select the active video input source using the Video In button and indicator LEDs.
Explains how to select active audio input formats for each channel using the Audio In button.
Provides direct access to Bypass, TSG, Keyer, and Noise Reduction functions.
Describes controls for adjusting, storing, and recalling video processing amplifier settings.
Toggles between Process and Bypass mode; bypasses processing of video and audio signals.
Automatically sets luminance gain, black level, chroma gain, and hue based on SMPTE bars.
Organizes audio settings by individual channels or both, affecting settings prefix like Ch1 or Ch2.
Selects the active audio input source, supporting Analog, AES/EBU, SDI, DV, Option, Mute, and Test Tones.
Enables automatic audio delay to match video delay, up to 4 fields.
Enables DV device transport control from the front panel via IEEE-1394 connection.
Determines if unit uses external genlock source or internal crystal for timing.
Enables or disables noise reduction features, configurable via detailed options.
Selects between 525-line (NTSC) and 625-line (PAL) standards.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating NTSC video outputs including component, composite, RGB, and SDI.
Outlines general checks for unit integrity, connectors, and cables before testing.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating PAL video outputs including component, composite, RGB, and SDI.
Verifies proper voltage measurements at specific points on the unit.
Instructions for ensuring the latest firmware is uploaded to the unit.
Calibrates component video output levels, adjusting ARV2, BRV1, and BRV2.
Calibrates composite video output, adjusting Chroma ARV3 and ARV1 for frequency response.
Calibrates RGB output levels, adjusting DRV1, DRV3, DRV4, DRV5, and DRV2.
Verifies SDI outputs using a serial monitor and performs EYE and EDH DET tests.
Lists essential equipment for functional and verification testing of the Audio Option.
Ensures the audio board is correctly installed and functional before system testing.
Tests bypass relays by measuring audio precision input levels in bypass and active states.
Outlines steps to prepare the unit for hardware installation, including power confirmation and cover removal.
Step-by-step guide for installing the DV I/O Option board, including standoff placement and cable connection.
Detailed instructions for installing the Audio Synchronizer Module, including shield and connector alignment.
Guide for installing the Animated Logo Option board, including standoff and connector alignment.
Defines DigiDuplex mode and its bi-directional connectivity for analog and digital devices.
Illustrates video signal paths for DigiDuplex mode disabled and enabled, showing input/output routing.
Illustrates audio signal paths for DigiDuplex mode disabled and enabled, detailing transcoding and synchronization.
Details network parameters (IP Address, Netmask, Gateway) required for Ethernet control.
Explains how to access and control the unit via web browsing software using its IP address.
Mirrors front panel menu structure for selection and setting options via web interface.
Allows uploading firmware, video stills, and animations to the unit.
Guides on setting serial port configuration and uploading various file types to the unit.
Explains how to convert image, test pattern, and animation files using the Uploader software.
| Model | DPS-575AV |
|---|---|
| Frame Synchronizer | Yes |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Video Standard | NTSC, PAL |
| Audio Standard | Analog |
| Inputs | Composite, S-Video, Component |
| Outputs | Composite, S-Video, Component |
| Dimensions | 1.75" (1RU) x 19" x (Depth Unknown) |