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General| Brand | Leitch |
|---|---|
| Model | X75 HD |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
Details the flexibility, input/output capabilities, and processing features of the X75HD/X75SD units.
Explains the three main operational modes: Auto Detect, M-Path, and Simulcast processing.
Lists the standard and optional features available for the X75HD/X75SD models.
Describes the various single-channel module and system packages available for order.
Details common applications for processing input video signals, including mobile, satellite, and news production.
Explains how to switch between two input sources for simultaneous SDTV and HDTV outputs.
Describes the general features and back panel of the audio modules, including AES and analog I/O.
Details the analog video input module, its selectable inputs, and back panel layout.
Describes the X75HD module and its back panel, providing HDTV coaxial and fiber I/O for conversions.
Details environmental and electrical requirements that must be met before system installation.
Identifies various connectors on the back panel and provides guidance on making cable connections.
Details supported audio inputs and outputs, including analog, AES/EBU, and DARS connections.
Guides through the initial power-up sequence and setting up network configurations for control.
Explains network configuration, supported protocols, and required hardware connections for remote control.
Explains manual configuration modes: M-Path (User), Auto Detect, and Simulcast Enable.
Details the front panel layout, including VFD screen, controls, buttons, and status LEDs.
Explains how to use the control knob and buttons for menu navigation, selection, and parameter adjustment.
Explains the status and alarm LEDs on the front panel and their meanings.
Guides on accessing the unit by typing its IP address into a web browser.
Explains how to view and configure active and disabled alarms through the web interface.
Explains how to select input sources manually or use Auto Detect mode.
Describes a software upgrade for correcting lip sync problems during conversions.
Details how to select audio input groups and internal routing mappings.
Describes how audio input selection automatically changes with video input changes.
Covers storing and recalling user settings and presets on an SD card or the unit itself.
Describes the internal test signals available for HDTV and SDTV.
Explains how to use the aspect ratio converter for HD-SDI and SD-SDI outputs.
Describes various cable options, I/O, and pinouts for the X75HD/X75SD.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered while using the X75HD/X75SD.
Includes information and procedures for servicing the X75HD/X75SD unit.
Provides information about upgrading the software used in X75HD/X75SD units.
Lists and explains the alarms available on the X75HD/X75SD units.
Details all video, audio, and other performance and hardware specifications.
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