GPS7 GPS Synchronization and Timecode module remote commands
Table 4: GPS7 output horizontal offset ranges (cont.)
Standard / Frame rate Range (sample clock cycles)
720 60p
± 1650 (74.25 MHz clock)
720 59.94p
± 1650 (74.18 MHz clock)
720 50p
± 1980 (74.25 MHz clock)
:SENSe<n
>:CORRection:MDELay:HORizon tal?
Returns the current horizontal timing offset of the selected outputs. The <n>
in the co
mmand represents the output connector. "1" represents the BLACK1
connector, "2" represents the BLACK2 connector, and "3" represents the
BLACK3 connector.
:SENSe<n>:CORRection:MDEL ay:HORizontal:STEP <numeric_value>
Incre
ments the horizontal timing offset in steps. The step increment
is not user definable, but varies depending on the standard specified
(OUTput<n>:STANdar d). For NTSC/PAL, the increment is 1/54 MHz. For
HD frame rates, the increment is 1/74.18 MHz or 1/74.25 MHz, depending on
the frame rate (see Table 2-4). You can specify the number of steps using a
floating point numeric value. You can also use the UP or DOWN commands.
You
can use MIN, MAX, or DEF instead of a numeric value. The <n> in
the command represents the output connector. "1" represents the BLACK1
connector, "2" represents the BLACK2 connector, and "3" represents the
BLACK3 connector.
:SENSe<n>:CORRection:MDEL ay:HORizontal:STEP?
Returns the current step increment. The < n> in the command represents the
output connector. "1" represents the BLACK1 connector, "2" represents the
BLACK2 connector, and "3" represents the BLACK3 connector.
:SENSe<n>:CORRection:MDEL ay:HORizontal:FINe <numeric_value>
Increments the horizontal timing o ffset in fi ne steps. For NTSC and PAL, the
valid range for the argument is -10.00 to +10.00 in steps of 0.10. For HD, the
valid range for the argument is -7.00 to +7.00 in steps of 0.10.
:SENSe<n>:CORRection:MDEL ay:HORizontal:FINe?
Returns the horizontal timing offset in fine steps.
:SENSe<n>:CORRection:MDEL ay:VERTical <numeric_value>
Sets the vertical timing offset of the selected outputs. The argument must be
an integer value. The range o f value for the argument is shown in Table 2-5.
You can use UP, DOWN, or DEF instead of a numeric value. See page 2-2 for
additional detail on UP, DOWN, and DEF. The <n> in the command represents
the output connector. "1" represents the BLACK1 connector, "2" represents
the BLACK2 connector, and "3" represents the BLACK3 connector.
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