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Initial Configuration Process Overview

Frame Sync Web Page

The HD or SD Frame Sync web page (applicable for modules with Frame
Sync capability, KAM-HD-FS or KAM-HDD-FS) provides adjustments for
horizontal and vertical output timing, a minimum delay mode, loss of
signal controls, and a delay wrap position graphic.

Note

For KAM-HDD and KAM-HDD-PA module timing capabilities, refer to

Kame-

leon HD Timing Considerations on page 20

.

The Frame Sync web page (

Figure 55 on page 75

for

Frame Reference

and

Figure 56 on page 76

for

Input

reference) provides horizontal and vertical

timing, a minimum delay mode, loss of signal controls, manual freeze con-
trols, and a delay wrap position graphic.

Note

The controls available on the Frame Sync page depend on the Output Timing
Source selected on the System Config web page.

Timing Adjustment

When the Frame Sync capability is present, horizontal and vertical timing
adjustments can be made on the output video as required relative to the
input video signal (output timing source =

Input

), or relative to the external

reference (output timing source =

Frame Reference

) with the following con-

trols:

H Timing (Pixels)

– the horizontal timing can be adjusted in pixels.

V Timing (Lines)

– the vertical timing can be adjusted in lines.

Note

On any HD input signal at any line rate, down converted SD and Composite
outputs will be within ± 1/2 SD pixel of the timing setting.

Minimum Delay Mode

A minimum delay can be enabled to bypass portions of the frame sync
memory to allow an absolute minimum amount of delay through the
module. To enable this mode, check the

Enabled

checkbox. Refer to the Elec-

trical Length in the

Specifications on page 103

for notes on using this mode.

Loss of Signal Operation

When the output timing source is set to

Frame Reference

, set this control to

define the action of the output when the input signal is detected as lost. The
choices are to either

Pass

the video, do an

Auto Freeze

(on the last good video

frame), or take the output to a blue screen (

Auto Blue

).

This control will default to

Pass

(no

Auto Freeze

or

Auto Blue

) when the output

timing source is set to

Input

.

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this
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