User manual DSP DPS-290

[. . . ] DPS-290 Operations Manual Copyright and Trademark Information Copyright This document, the DPS-290 and all related materials are Copyright© Digital Processing Systems, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording or any information storage or retrieval system, without permission of writing from the publisher. Trademarks The DPS-290 are trademarks of Digital Processing Systems, Inc. Caveats Information in this document is subject to change without notice. This product requires technical and mechanical ability and requires precautions against electrostatic discharge. The user assumes all risks when this product is assembled by anyone other than an authorized Digital Processing Systems dealer. DPS Part No. 707-290 Release Version 1. 31 April 2000 How to Contact Digital Processing Systems Internet ftp://ftp. dps. com http://www. dps. com E-Mail support: Canada/International: USA: Europe: Asia/Pacific: On-line Registration or Support: Suggestions or comments: support@dps. com support. us@dps. com support. europe@dps. com support. au@dps. com www. dps. com, click on "Support" SoftwareQA@dps. com Canada/International Digital Processing Systems, s. [. . . ] When the "narrow" mode is selected, only the first 9 lines of each field will be blanked. Video Out When "normal" is selected, the DPS-290 is in the normal operating mode. Selecting the "forced black out" button will cause the video output of the DPS-290 to drop to black level. A NORMAL 20 DPS-290 Operation Table 4-1 Menu Settings Continued B FORCE BLACK OUT 7. Burst Status Placing the Burst status in the disabled mode turns the burst on the output video off A B ENABLED DISABLED (Burst off) 8. Noise Reduction This feature controls the noise reduction circuit. Separate luminance and chrominance noise reduction options are available. (This feature is only available with the DPS-290/290D. ) A B C D LUMA OFF LUMA ON LUMA ON LUMA OFF CHROMA OFF (Factory Default) CHROMA ON CHROMA OFF CHROMA ON 9. Unit Genlock Mode In the internal mode , the DPS-290 will operate on its internal crystal and the front panel GENLOCK LED will be off. In the auto mode, the DPS-290 is genlocked to a stable reference video signal that is applied to the rear panel genlock input. When the DPS-290 is externally genlocked, the front panel GENLOCK LED will be on. If the genlock source disappears, the DPS-290 will switch to internal mode and the GENLOCK LED will flash. A B INTERNAL AUTO 21 DPS-290 Operations Manual Table 4-1 Menu Settings Continued 10. Comb Filter In the "on" mode, the NTSC comb filter is enabled, allowing full luminance bandwidth processing, (see specifications). In the "off" mode, the separated Y/C output is filtered by a bandpass filter. Select CAV Output This menu is used to select component output formats, (Betacam, MII or RGB). RGB out may only be selected if an RGB option board is present. A B C BETA OUT MII OUT RGB OUT (Factory Default) (If RGB Board is installed) 12. Select CAV Input This input is used to select the desired component input . The RGB input may only be selected if an RGB option board is installed. A B C BETA IN (Factory Default) MII IN RGB IN (If RGB Board is installed) 13. DOC Status This feature is used to enable the DPS-290 Drop out Compensator. [. . . ] This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Notes: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a commercial installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. [. . . ]