Grass Valley 8960DEC User Manual

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8960DEC—Instruction Manual

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Configuration

The start of active video can be set to the Active Picture lines listed in

Table 6

.

Lock Source (Frame Sync Submodule option must be present to be active)

Second Bank - 2ND

LED

On

0

Video Input

Reference

Select Lock Source.

Picture Position Offset

1

Advance

Delay

Adjust horizontal Picture Position Offset.

H and V Delay Adjustments (Active when Frame Sync Submodule option is present)

2

Advance

Delay

Adjust Horizontal delay.

3

Advance

Delay

Adjust Vertical delay.

Freeze Configuration (Frame Sync Submodule option must be present to be active)

4

Manual

Auto

Set Freeze Recognition type.

5

Off On

Perform manual freeze.

6

Frame

Field

Select Freeze Mode.

7

Field 1

Field 2

Select Freeze Field.

8

Last Field

Black

Select Freeze Signal.

VBI.Data Line Processing

9

SAV4

SAV3

Select line number of Active Picture Start (SAV). See

Table 6

for

the corresponding values for these controls.

A

SAV2 SAV1

B

Not used

C

Notch

Decode

Delete

Set type of processing for VBI Data Lines.

D

Setup No

Setup

Active when Notch Decode is enabled above. Select Yes if setup
is present on data lines.

SuperBlack

E

Enable Disable

(525

only)

Enable or Disable (clip) Super Black.

F

Not used

1

Grass Valley no longer supports PAL-M in any of its modular products. Although this setting may work in certain applications,

Grass Valley will not warrant that it works or provide support if problems are encountered using this product with PAL-M signals.
This product has not been modified to eliminate support for PAL-M. If this product has been used with PAL-M in the past without
problems, there shouldn’t be any issues using it for the same application. However, it is not recommended that customers use it in
any new PAL-M applications.

Table 6. 8960DEC VBI Settings

Active Picture

Start

525

625

SAV1

21 (Field 1)

284 (Field 2)

24 (Field 1)

337 (Field 2)

SAV2

22 (Field 1)

285 (Field 2)

25 (Field 1)

338 (Field 2)

SAV3

23 (Field 1)

286 (Field 2)

26 (Field 1)

339 (Field 2)

SAV4

24 (Field 1)

287 (Field 2)

27 (Field 1)

340 (Field 2)

Table 5. Decoder Configuration Functions - (continued)

Function

Switch

Paddle

Switch Up

Paddle

Switch Down

Function Description

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