Teac KS-1017 - Manual (Page 7)

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Kachinko System
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Kachinko System
input (GAIN), and the level above which detection will be trig-
gered (TH.).
When a video signal goes over the trigger level set here, the
orange indicator beside the threshold control lights (as does
the probe’s Detect indicator). Use the video level meter to help
make the setting so that the KS-1018 “clapperboard” light (or
the signal you are using as the clapperboard) triggers the video
detection.
Video level meter
This shows the light level currently being re-
ceived. We suggest that you use the gain and threshold controls
when you are using a synchronization signal other than the KS-
1018, so that the “clapperboard” pushes the level to the third
segment of the meter (the nominal trigger level).
Data selection switch (DATA SEL.) and data selection in-
dicators
Use this switch to rotate between up to three measure-
ments (the time lag between the different signals). The green
indicators below the audio/video data indicators show which
measurement is currently selected, and the display shows the
value of the delay of that measurement (or a timeout).
4-digit display
This shows either the time in milliseconds or
frames.
If the delay is too long to be measured, the display shows all
dashes, and the red T.OVER indicator lights.
Millisecond/frame selector switch
Use this to choose be-
tween displaying the delay in milliseconds or in frames, as
shown by the indicators to the right of the display.
POWER ON and battery indicator
Turn unit on and off with
the POWER switch.
The indicator lights red and flashes when the battery power is
becoming low.