Cobalt Digital COMPASS 9066 Upconverter - Manual (Page 99)

9066-OM (V4.5) 9066 PRODUCT MANUAL 3-57
Operating Instructions
9066 Function Submenu List and Descriptions
Advanced Setup
Advanced setup preset loading allows a defined preset
to be automatically engaged upon receiving an analog
or SDI video input.
• Event Preset Load Select Separate drop-downs to automatically engage a preset for conditions in
which the card locks onto an SDI video input or an analog video input.
Note: • None setting (default) for both drop-downs should be used if this
feature is not desired.
• Perform initial setup with no input applied to the card. Having an
input applied can result in inadvertently invoking a preset before
intended.
• Go-to preset settings set here must be included in both called
presets (e.g., if drop-downs here are set to 1 and 2, the setting
here must be identically replicated in both called Presets 1 and 2.
See instructions and example below.
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Event-based loading is particularly useful in providing automated card setup when transitioning to and from an SDI stream and
an analog stream as shown in the example below.
As described in Presets (p. 3-54), card control settings can be set up
for expected input formats and saved to presets on the Presets tab.
(In this example, Preset 3 can be set for embedded audio processing
as expected on an SDI stream being received; Preset 4 can
conversely be set for analog audio embedding as expected on an
analog stream being received. Any card control settings can be
included in the called presets as desired.)
With the event-based loading set as shown here, the presets saved
are invoked upon receiving SDI or analog input in the absence of the
alternate input choice.
Set up Advanced Setup as follows:
1. Make sure card is initially receiving no video inputs.
2. Make certain Video Signal Controls tab is set to accept both SDI
and Analog video inputs. Also make certain analog input type
controls are set for expected analog video type.
3. Select preset numbers to serve for “SDI preset” and “Analog Preset”
(3 and 4, respectively, in this example). In card DashBoard tabs, set
controls as desired first for “SDI Preset” (Preset 3 in this example)
and then “Analog Preset” (Preset 4 in this example). Save each
preset. Make certain the Advanced Setup settings are identically
included in both presets before saving the presets (for example
as shown here, if Presets 3 and 4 are to called, make sure this tab
“calls” presets 3 and 4 identically).
4. Apply signal to the card as desired and manually set desired
corresponding preset.