Grass Valley UniConfi NVISION Series v.2.1 User Manual
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EC9535
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3 In the ‘Output Range’ section, enter a ‘Start’ number of ‘1’ and an ‘End’ number of ‘1024’ and
click Read Outputs. Outputs corresponding to the range entered display in the ‘Select Out-
puts to edit’ pane with default settings.
The following lists each column and the information it presents:
4 In the ‘Select Outputs to edit’ list, select any outputs being updated
To select specific outputs, use standard click, shift-click and control-click methods. Selected
outputs are highlighted.
Or, to select all outputs, click ‘Select All’ in the ‘Edit’ menu.
Or, to clear all outputs currently displayed, click ‘Remove All Outputs’ in the ‘Edit’ menu.
5 In the ‘Set selection(s) to’ section, check the appropriate check boxes to apply switching
parameters (video reference, bypass, and video format) for the outputs you have selected.
The following lists each check box and its function:
6 In the ‘Dual Video Reference Option’ section, choose ‘Redundant’ or ‘Dual’.
‘Redundant’
—
Both ‘VIDEO REF 1’ and ‘VIDEO REF 2’ are used. If one fails, the other can be
used as a fail-over. Both video reference signals should be identical in rate and format.
‘Dual’
—
Choose which video reference signal to use, ‘VIDEO REF1’ or ‘VIDEO REF 2’. In this
instance, the reference signals can be different.
For information on dual or redundant references, see
Redundant v. Dual Video Reference
Column
Description
Output
The number of the output port.
Reclock/bypass
Specifies whether the router output bypasses re-clocking. See step 5.
HD/SD
Specifies whether the router output is SD or HD. See step 5.
Ref1/Ref2
Specifies whether the output uses ‘VIDEO REF1’ or ‘VIDEO REF2’ connection on
the router. See step 5.
Note
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Grass Valley Technical Support
before using an EC9535 video reference.
Check Box(es)
Description
Use Video Reference 1
Use Video Reference 2
Choose whether to use the ‘VIDEO REF 1’ or ‘VIDEO REF 2’ connection on the
router as the reference.
Either ‘Ref1’ or ‘Ref2’ appears in the ‘Ref1/Ref2’ column.
Use Reclocker
Bypass Reclocker
Choose whether the router output should re-clock its signal or bypass the
re-clocker, retaining the signal’s current rate.
Either ‘Reclock’ or ‘Bypass’ appears in the ‘Reclock/Bypass’ column.
Switch on SD Line
Switch on HD Line
Choose ‘Switch on SD Line’ if the selected output is either SD or analog
video. Choose ‘Switch on HD Line’ if the selected output is HD.
Either ‘SD’ or ‘HD’ appears in the ‘SD/HD’ column.
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