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General| Brand | Videotek |
|---|---|
| Model | TVM9100PKG |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Provides essential guidelines for safe operation and servicing of the unit.
Illustrates and explains common symbols found on Harris equipment for safety.
Details compliance with the EU RoHS directive on hazardous substances.
Explains compliance with the EU WEEE directive concerning product recycling.
Overview of the TVM Series monitor's advanced features and capabilities.
Lists key functionalities including dual inputs, auto-detection, and analysis options.
Details console, graphics engines, and audio options for TVM Series units.
Describes various bundled TVM Series packages with included options.
Procedures for checking delivered equipment and contents for damage.
Instructions for physically installing the TVM unit into a rack mount case.
Guide to connecting various cables to the TVM back panel connectors.
Configuration steps for network connectivity via Ethernet.
Steps for setting up remote operation and control of the TVM Series.
Definitions of key terms used in the general operation section.
Basic guide to interacting with the TVM Series interface and displays.
Overview of the three ways the TVM is controlled: quick, pane, and global setup.
Description of front panel control illumination states and conditions.
Instructions on how to enter and exit the instrument's sleep mode.
How to select an active display pane for configuration.
Switching to a full-screen view of a selected pane.
Choosing the video source for display in a selected pane.
Instructions on how to navigate within pane-specific setup menus.
Configuration of external reference inputs for signal synchronization.
Description of different screen layouts like Quad and Multi-pane displays.
Information displayed at the top of the screen including company name and model.
Explanation of the status icons displayed in the main title bar.
Information displayed at the bottom of each pane regarding its function.
Overview and access to the waveform display function for signal analysis.
Front panel controls that directly adjust the waveform display.
Controls for setting the sweep rate scale in the waveform display.
Adjusting vertical amplification for the waveform and vector displays.
Enabling Line Select to monitor a single line of a video signal.
Using cursors for precise measurements in the waveform display.
Accessing and utilizing the menu options within the waveform pane.
Applying filters to the waveform display for signal analysis.
Options for displaying multiple components or signals in a single pane.
Selecting display formats for HD or SD video signals.
Options for displaying and analyzing video blanking information.
Selecting component sequences for SDI signals in the waveform display.
Centering the waveform display on the graticule.
Accessing global waveform setup options for adjustments.
Using the EYE display for signal analysis, jitter, and rise time measurements.
Using cursors for precise amplitude and time measurements in eye pattern display.
Accessing and configuring the eye pattern pane menu options.
Configuring high-pass filters for jitter analysis in the eye pattern.
Setting trigger modes for eye pattern and jitter displays.
Selecting display modes for jitter analysis (vs. time or frequency).
Accessing global eye pattern setup menu for further adjustments.
Using EYE and Jitter displays with specific options like JEM.
How to use the vector display for signal analysis and color characteristics.
Adjusting phase and magnitude properties of the vector display.
Adjusting signal amplification for vector and waveform displays.
Monitoring a single line of a video signal within the vector display.
Using cursors for precise phase measurements in the vector display.
Accessing and utilizing the menu options within the vector pane.
Applying filters to the waveform display for signal analysis.
Options for displaying multiple components or signals in a single pane.
Selecting display formats for HD or SD video signals.
Options for displaying and analyzing video blanking information.
Selecting component sequences for SDI signals in the waveform display.
Centering the waveform display on the graticule.
Accessing global waveform setup options for adjustments.
Using the EYE display for signal analysis, jitter, and rise time measurements.
Factors affecting eye pattern measurement accuracy and cable recommendations.
Parameters displayed in the eye pattern including rise time and amplitude.
How the jitter meter correlates with eye pattern measurements.
Adjusting magnification and zoom levels for eye pattern analysis.
Using cursors for precise amplitude and time measurements in the eye pattern.
Accessing and configuring the eye pattern and jitter pane menus.
Using EYE and Jitter displays with specific options like JEM.
How to use the vector display for signal analysis and color characteristics.
Accessing and configuring the gamut pane menu options.
Selecting the color space (RGB or Composite) for the gamut display.
Accessing global gamut setup options for adjustments.
Viewing the selected input's picture in its own pane.
Accessing and configuring the picture pane menu options.
Displaying SD pictures in native mode without resizing.
Using delay mode to view horizontal and vertical blanking areas.
Visualizing gamut errors on the picture display with a grid pattern.
Accessing global picture setup menu for further adjustments.
Decoding and displaying closed caption data over the picture.
Overview of the timing display function for signal synchronization analysis.
Accessing and configuring the timing pane menu options.
Choosing the reference signal source for timing measurements.
Setting the timing mode and offset relative to the signal reference.
Overview of the alarm display system and how to access it.
Viewing a list of recorded alarms, including date, time, and duration.
Displaying the current state of active alarms and their settings.
Accessing and navigating the alarm log and status pane menus.
Selecting between the Alarm Log and Alarm Status display screens.
Determining the type of information displayed within the alarm log screen.
Enabling or disabling audible alarm notifications.
Accessing and configuring analog video alarm settings.
Accessing and configuring digital video alarm settings.
Accessing and configuring audio alarm settings.
Overview of the audio display functions and accepted inputs.
Selecting scale options for the vertical audio graticule.
Detailed view of audio levels, references, and ballistics in vertical format.
Accessing and configuring the gamut pane menu options.
Selecting the color space (RGB or Composite) for the gamut display.
Accessing global gamut setup options for adjustments.
Viewing the selected input's picture in its own display pane.
Accessing and configuring the picture pane menu options.
Displaying SD pictures in native mode without resizing.
Using delay mode to view horizontal and vertical blanking areas.
Visualizing gamut errors on the picture display with a grid pattern.
Accessing global picture setup menu for further adjustments.
Decoding and displaying closed caption data over the picture.
Overview of the timing display function for signal synchronization analysis.
Accessing and configuring the timing pane menu options.
Choosing the reference signal source for timing measurements.
Setting the timing mode and offset relative to the signal reference.
Overview of the alarm display system and how to access it.
Viewing a list of recorded alarms, including date, time, and duration.
Displaying the current state of active alarms and their settings.
Accessing and navigating the alarm log and status pane menus.
Selecting between the Alarm Log and Alarm Status display screens.
Determining the type of information displayed within the alarm log screen.
Enabling or disabling audible alarm notifications.
Accessing and configuring analog video alarm settings.
Accessing and configuring digital video alarm settings.
Accessing and configuring audio alarm settings.
Overview of the audio display functions and accepted inputs.
Selecting scale options for the vertical audio graticule.
Detailed view of audio levels, references, and ballistics in vertical format.
Displaying and interpreting embedded audio information.
Options for arranging multiple display panes (MLT, Quad, Full Screen).
Enabling a classic TVM display layout with fixed pane positions.
Analyzing digital video data streams for HD-SDI and SD-SDI inputs.
Defining custom searches for ancillary data by Data ID.
Data analysis functions specific to the TVM-VTM-3GB option.
Creating custom timing display layouts with three panes.
Displaying only waveform and vector information in a dual-screen format.
Using WFM/VEC mode for monitoring 3Gb/s video formats.
Description of the default display layout for 3 Gb/s WFM/VEC mode.
Utilizing the unit as a monitor for 3Gb/s signals and its operational changes.
Using the unit as a signal generator for various video and audio test signals.
Storing and recalling menu configurations and display settings.
Saving current configurations as presets in bank A or bank B.
Loading saved preset configurations from memory.
Accessing the factory default preset settings.
Menu options for naming, clearing, and managing presets.
Saving current screen views (frames) to internal memory.
Removing a captured frame from the pane's memory.
Saving captured data from SDI inputs to internal memory.
Removing captured data from the pane's memory.
Using freeze modes to capture and display live or frozen video.
How to move through and interact with the global setup menus.
Overview of the global setup menu items and their corresponding pages.
Selecting video input formats and structures for A, B, C, or D inputs.
Configuring parameters for the waveform display.
Configuring parameters for the eye pattern display.
Configuring parameters for the vector display.
Configuring parameters for the gamut display.
Configuring parameters for the picture display.
Settings for various digital video alarms.
Settings for various analog video alarms.
Settings for alarms related to time code input.
Settings for Transport Stream alarms (TVM-VTM ASI).
Configuration options for controlling external routers via RJ-11 port.
Setting the unique identification number for the TVM unit.
General system configuration settings and options.
Disabling front panel controls and preset modification via password.
Toggling the clock display on the main title bar on or off.
Setting the unit's internal clock and date.
Selecting the source for time code information (LTC, DVITC, VITC).
Enabling or disabling the unit's audible alert tones.
Adjusting the brightness of front panel controls.
Setting the brightness of buttons in a low tally state.
Setting the brightness of buttons in a high tally state.
Configuring the duration before the auto off feature activates.
Viewing system fault logs to diagnose issues.
Managing presets and frame captures via USB drive.
Updating unit firmware using a USB memory stick.
Upgrading unit features using a USB memory stick.
Displaying system information, firmware versions, and installed options.
Configuring picture display settings like thumbnails and markers.
Configuring vector display parameters like overlay and intensity.
Setting the PAL signal display mode to Parade or Overlay.
Enabling or disabling marker lines for the SDI Vector Display.
Configuring parameters for the gamut display.
Adjusting the brightness of the displayed gamut.
Adjusting the color difference between lightest and darkest gamut colors.
Setting persistence for the gamut display data points.
Selecting colors for plotting RGB pixels in the gamut display.
Configuring Extended Data Services display and line selection.
Selecting the text size for the closed caption display.
Selecting the specific teletext page to be viewed.
Correcting anamorphic display by adjusting the aspect ratio.
Associating time code with video frames and setting vertical placement.
Adjusting the picture brightness level.
Adjusting the overall difference between lightest and darkest colors.
Configuring unit communication settings for peripherals and software.
Configuration options for the Remote Control Unit connection.
Configuring termination for the RCU port.
Setting the baud rate for the RCU port.
Configuring network settings for Ethernet communication.
Configuring general purpose interface inputs and naming alarms.
Configuring polarity and setup for General Purpose Outputs.
Setting the polarity (normally open/closed) for GPO outputs.
Configuring GPO output behavior based on input or alarm status.
Accessing the GPI Alarm Reporting Matrix to configure triggers.
Configuration options for controlling external routers via RJ-11 port.
Setting the unique identification number for the TVM unit.
General system configuration settings and options.
Disabling front panel controls and preset modification via password.
Toggling the clock display on the main title bar on or off.
Setting the unit's internal clock and date.
Selecting the source for time code information (LTC, DVITC, VITC).
Enabling or disabling the unit's audible alert tones.
Adjusting the brightness of front panel controls.
Setting the brightness of buttons in a low tally state.
Setting the brightness of buttons in a high tally state.
Configuring the duration before the auto off feature activates.
Viewing system fault logs to diagnose issues.
Managing presets and frame captures via USB drive.
Updating unit firmware using a USB memory stick.
Upgrading unit features using a USB memory stick.
Displaying system information, firmware versions, and installed options.
Configuration and parameters for setting alarms, including sensitivity and duration.
Understanding the structure and constraints of alarm messages.
Details on various digital video alarm types and their causes.
Specific alarm for CRC errors detected in HD video signals.
General information on CRC alarms and the data displayed.
Alarm triggered when no timing reference signal (TRS) is detected.
Alarm for when active video falls below an adjustable threshold.
Alarm for when no sync signal is detected in the external reference.
Alarm related to letterbox borders in SD video deviating from settings.
Alarm related to pillarbox borders in HD video deviating from settings.
Alarm for deviations in picture borders exceeding tolerance settings.
Alarms related to closed caption detection and updating status.
Alarm for missing EIA/CEA-608B closed caption data on line 21.
Alarm for unchanged EIA/CEA-608B closed caption data on line 21.
Alarm for missing DTVCC services detected.
Alarm for unchanged DTVCC data in the active window.
Alarm for missing Teletext detected in SD format.
Alarm for unchanged Teletext data detected in SD format.
Alarm for missing Subtitles detected in SD format.
Alarm for unchanged Subtitles detected in SD format.
Alarm for missing Widescreen Signaling in Widescreen Format.
Alarm for missing XDS data detected in SD format.
Alarm for unchanged XDS data detected in SD format.
Alarm for eye pattern jitter exceeding the threshold.
Alarm for timing deviations from set ranges (Time and Line).
Details on various analog video alarm types and their causes.
Alarms related to horizontal sync pulse and burst signal parameters.
Alarm for horizontal sync pulse exceeding the upper limit.
Alarm for horizontal sync pulse falling below the lower limit.
Alarm for burst peak value exceeding the upper limit.
Alarm for burst peak value falling below the lower limit.
Alarm for phase error between burst and color, exceeding tolerance.
Alarm for violations in the horizontal blanking time interval.
Alarm for violations in the vertical blanking line count.
Alarm for SC/H phase angle deviations compared to sync.
Alarm for VITS signal activity or inactivity on selected lines.
Alarms related to closed caption detection and updating status.
Alarm for missing EIA-608B closed caption data in composite signal.
Alarm for unchanged EIA-608B closed caption data in composite signal.
Alarm for missing Teletext detected in analog format.
Alarm for unchanged Teletext data detected in analog format.
Alarm for missing XDS data detected in analog format.
Alarm for unchanged XDS data detected in analog format.
Descriptions of various alarms related to time code inputs.
List of alarms for Longitudinal Time Code.
Types of alarms related to DVITC Time Code errors.
Alarm for when no DVITC Time Code is detected in the video signal.
Alarm related to DVITC time code detection on specific lines.
Alarm for breaks or interruptions in DVITC time code frames.
Alarm for Cyclic Redundancy Check errors in DVITC.
Descriptions of Transport Stream alarms specific to the TVM-VTM-ASI option.
Configuring the TS alarm reporting matrix for trigger functions.
Alarm activated when the signal carrier is not detected.
Alarm when CRC information in selected tables changes.
Alarms related to ETR 290 first priority standards.
Alarm for consecutive corrupted sync bytes.
Alarm for incorrect sync byte appearance.
Alarm for missing PAT table.
Alarm for incorrect packet order or lost packets.
Alarm for missing PMT or undecodable program.
Alarm for unidentified packet identifiers in the data stream.
Alarms related to ETR 290 second priority standards.
Alarm for erroneous transport stream packets.
Alarm for corrupted table content detected by CRC.
Alarm for PCR regularity issues affecting clock.
Alarm for synthesized clock falling outside set range.
Alarm for missing Presentation Time Stamps.
Alarm for issues with Condition Access Table.
Alarms related to ETR 290 third priority standards.
Alarm for issues with Network Information Table in DVB.
Alarm for slow appearance of NIT sections in DVB.
Alarm for issues with Service Description Table in DVB.
Alarm for slow appearance of SDT sections in DVB.
Alarm for issues with Event Information Table sections in DVB.
Alarm for slow appearance of EIT sections in DVB.
Alarm for missing EIT-P or EIT-F sections in DVB.
Alarm for PIDs not referenced in PMT or CAT.
Alarm for tables falling outside maximum repetition rate or range.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for remote operation of TVM/VTM units.
Information on the SpyderWeb II unattended network monitoring system.
How to access and navigate the unit's web interface.
Description of the different tabs and fields in the browser interface.
Functionality of the Virtual Control Panel (Web RCU).
Procedures for resetting the unit to factory default settings.
Performing a front panel cold start without disconnecting power.
Performing a unit reset that preserves presets.
Performing a cold start after a VFlash firmware update.
Guide to troubleshooting common TVM Series problems and their resolutions.
Technical details for 3G/HD-SDI/SD-SDI video inputs.
Technical details for HD-SDI/SD-SDI video inputs.
Technical details for SD-SDI video inputs.
Technical details for analog video inputs.
Specifications for EYE and Jitter display types and measurements.
Technical specifications for the DVI-I output connector.
Specifications for various audio input, output, and processing options.
Specifications for GPI, GPO, and external router control interfaces.
General display capabilities including quadrant layouts and analysis.
Specifications for time code input and display functions.
Pinout diagram for the analog audio IN/OUT 37-pin D-sub connector.
Pinout diagram for the DVI-I output connector.
Pinout diagram for the LTC/GPI 26-pin D-sub connector.
Pinout diagram for the LTC/GPI breakout board.
Pinout diagram for the RJ-11 remote control connector.
Pinout diagram for the RJ-45 Ethernet connector.
Pinout diagram for the USB connector.
Copyright and licensing terms for FreeType software.
Copyright and licensing terms for LibJPEG software.
Copyright and licensing terms from Carnegie Mellon University.
BSD copyright notice for Networks Associates Technology, Inc.
BSD copyright notice for Cambridge Broadband Ltd.
BSD copyright notice for Sun Microsystems, Inc.
BSD copyright notice for Sparta, Inc.
BSD copyright notice for Cisco and BUPTNIC.
BSD copyright notice for Fabasoft R&D Software GmbH & Co. KG.
The GNU General Public License, Version 2.
The full text of the GNU General Public License.
Specific version information for the GNU GPL.
Continued terms and conditions for the GNU General Public License.
Specific terms for copying, distributing, and modifying licensed software.
The GNU Lesser General Public License, Version 2.1.
The full text of the GNU Lesser General Public License.
Specific version information for the GNU LGPL.
Continued terms and conditions for the GNU Lesser General Public License.
Specific terms for copying, distributing, and modifying licensed libraries.
