General Operation
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• NORMAL: Navigates the data display normally.
• DATA SEARCH: (SD-SDI and HD-SDI only) Enables data search mode. When
enabled, the values correspond to the data ID selection made in the DATA
SEARCH menu are highlighted. Press the ENT button to select the lines containing
the selected data ID.
• ALARMS SEARCH: (SD-SDI and HD-SDI only) When selected, the pixel data
that created the alarm is highlighted in yellow in the Data Display. For multiple
alarms, press the ENT button to move between the pixel information of each
alarm.
Some alarms that are triggered will have an “H” indication for High or Upper and
an “L” indication for Low or Lower indication when the alarm search is
performed. The alarms that show these indications are Luma Upper and Lower,
RGB Upper and Lower, and Peak Upper and Lower.
To search for a specific alarm after the data capture has been performed, turn off
all alarms except the alarm to be searched in the captured data display. Note that
when this happens, the disabled alarms will not be enabled in the live display.
Therefore, no disabled alarm can be triggered and registered in the Alarm Log
until the alarms are enabled again. Once all alarms, except the alarm(s) to be
searched, are disabled, the Alarms Search feature will only search for the enabled
alarm(s) in the captured data display.
Data Search (SD-SDI and HD-SDI only)
The Data Search menu is used to select the data ID of the ancillary data that will be
highlighted when Data Search mode is enabled in the Navigation Mode menu. The
Data Search selections are:
200 Undefined format
180 Markers packets for deletion
260 Ancillary Time code
284 Data End Marker File
288 Data Start Marker Packet
1E3 299M, HDTV, control, Group 1
2E2 299M, HDTV, control, Group 2
2E1 299M, HDTV, control, Group 3
1E0 299M, HDTV, control, Group 4
2E7 299M, HDTV, audio, Group 1
1E6 299M, HDTV, audio, Group 2
1E5 299M, HDTV, audio, Group 3
2E4 299M, HDTV, audio, Group 4
2FF AES audio data, Group 1
1FD AES audio data, Group 2
1FB AES audio data, Group 3
2F9 AES audio data, Group 4
1EF AES control packet, Group 1
2EE AES control packet, Group 2
2ED AES control packet, Group 3
1EC AES control packet, Group 4
1FE AES extended packet, Group 1
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