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VIDEO

fps

This menu enables you to set the internal HD tri-level (HD) video sync
reference generator to different standards. It is a multifunctional menu
which means, the two LED rows ‘HD

VIDEO

’ and ‘HD

FPS

’ indicate together

the different possible settings. The selected video standard is transfered to
both HD video sync outputs at the rear.

The names of the LEDs in this menu:

720p:

720 lines, progressive

1080 i:

1080 lines, interlaced + progressive segmented frame

1080 p:

1080 lines, progressive

– 0.1%:

Pull down for all HD tri-level standards with 0.1%

24:

24fps rate

25:

25fps rate

30:

30fps rate

x 2:

Doubling of the previously mentioned frame rates

You can choose the different functions within this menu by pressing the
SELECT key repeatedly. The factory default is set to 720p / 24fps, 0.1%.

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 23.98fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 24fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 25fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 29.97fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 30fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 50fps

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 59.94fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
720 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 60fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs
a 1080 lines interlace
HD tri-level reference
signal with 50fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs
a 1080 lines interlace
HD tri-level reference
signal with 59.94fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs
a 1080 lines interlace
HD tri-level reference
signal with 60fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
1080 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 23.98fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
1080 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 24fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs a
1080 lines progressive
HD tri-level reference
signal with 25fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

When using one of the two
progressive segmented frame
formats, it is not possible to

generate and output HD tri-level test
patterns.

During switch-over of the HD
video standards or frame rates,
a short interruption in all output

signals occurs for maintaining correct phase
relations at the outputs.

This setting outputs
a 1080 lines progres-
sive segmented frame
(PsF) HD tri-level
reference signal with
23.98fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

This setting outputs
a 1080 lines progres-
sive segmented frame
(PsF) HD tri-level
reference signal with
24fps.

x 2

720 p

1080 p

– 0.1%

1080 i

VIDEO

FPS

Generally, there is no difference
between the standards 1080i and
1080PsF when using them for

sync signals only. The progressive frame is
devided into two segments. These segments
are comparable to interlaced fields, but
there is no motion between the two fields
which make the video frame.

VIDEO

FPS