Vit mode, Power up mode, Connecting video signals to the bds-3232 – Grass Valley TTN-BDS-3232 User Manual
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BDS-3232
Rev. 1
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5.3 VIT
Mode
The BDS-3232 may be configured to switch in different vertical intervals, depending on the video format
that is applicable. This may be either PAL or NTSC.
NTSC (525/60) and PAL (625/50) have different Vertical Intervals. Switching in line 6 in PAL means
switching in line 8 in NTSC. The PAL line 6 switching is not recommended for NTSC, but the NTSC line
10 setting may be used also for PAL.
Switch 7 on the configuration switch SW A selects the VIT mode.
The VIT Mode can be switched according to the following pattern:
-
means switch down
*
means switch up
Switch
7 VIT
Mode
- PAL
(625/50),
Line
6
* NTSC
(525/60),
Line
10
Default is PAL (625/50), Line 6.
5.4 Power up mode
Switch 8 on the configuration switch SW A defines the power up mode. The BDS-3232 router provides
two modes for powering up the system.
Mode 1 switches all outputs to input 1.
Mode 2 switches all outputs according to the buffered information in the routers processor system.
The power up reset can be switched according to the following pattern:
-
means switch down
*
means switch up
Switch
8 Power
Up
Reset
- Mode
2
* Mode
1
Default is Mode 2.
6 Connecting video signals to the BDS-3232
The BDS-3232 router offers standard 75 ohms BNC connectors for video in- and outputs. All video
inputs are terminated with 75 ohms.