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10.05.C
XS Series DISK RECORDER – Version 10.05 - Software Technical Reference
EVS Broadcast Equipment SA – July 2011
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COMMANDS
• Press the LEFT ARROW and RIGHT ARROW keys to adjust the main phase
value by half pixel (i.e. SD: 37 ns or HD:13.5 ns) steps or type in the value in
the Phase Value field.
• Press the CTRL+LEFT ARROW and CTRL+RIGHT ARROW keys to adjust the
phase value by 1-line (i.e. 1440 in SD; 2880 half pixel in HD 720p; and 3840
half pixel in HD 1080i) steps.
• Pres the <TAB> key to toggle between Main Phase and Secondary Phase
fields.
• Press the UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys to adjust the secondary phase
value by half pixel (i.e. SD: 37 ns or HD:13.5 ns) steps or type in the value in
the Phase Value field.
• Press ENTER to save the new values and return to the Maintenance menu or
press ESC to go back to the Maintenance menu without saving the changes.
Important note 1:
The SD phase is always adjusted according to the SDI outputs. Internal
CVBS outputs have a delay of 48 x 37 nsec compared to the
corresponding SDI outputs.
Important note 2:
The internal CVBS outputs can not be used to feed directly a vision mixer
or any equipment performing video effects, since the phase of the chroma
subcarrier is not adjustable internally.
2.5.8 DEFAULT APPLICATION
This option is used to define the default application that is automatically started
by the system. Every time the EVS software is entered, the default application is
started a few seconds later. You can avoid the automatic start by pressing the
<SPACE BAR> or the UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys immediately when
entering the EVS software. If no default application has been defined, the system
will remain in the EVS software.
The default application is shown against a black background in the Application
window.
HOW TO DEFINE A DEFAULT APPLICATION
• In the Application window, select the new default application using the
UP ARROW and DOWN ARROW keys and press F7
OR:
• Call the Maintenance menu with F9 and select ‘Default Application’, select the
defined application from the list, and press ENTER
o If a default application was already defined, a message warns the operator
that it will be disabled. The command can be confirmed with ENTER or
cancelled with ESC.
- Technical Reference 1
- Software 1
- COPYRIGHT 3
- DISCLAIMER 3
- IMPROVEMENT REQUESTS 3
- REGIONAL CONTACTS 3
- USER MANUALS ON EVS WEBSITE 3
- Table of Contents 4
- What’s New? 7
- 2. EVS Software 9
- 2.2 EVS MAIN MENU 10
- TARTING AN APPLICATION 11
- 2.3.1 INTRODUCTION 12
- 2.3.2 GENERAL PRINCIPLES 12
- 10.05.C 13
- EXAMPLE: 3REC + 1PLAY 14
- EXAMPLE: 4REC + 2PLAY 16
- (AVCFG) 17
- LOCK VIDEO CONFIGURATION 18
- BASE CONFIGURATION 19
- LOOP REC 20
- CLIP CAPACITY 20
- VIDEO PLAYERS 20
- VIDEO RECORDERS 20
- SUPER MOTION REC 20
- AUDIO FORMAT 21
- AUDIO TYPE 21
- LIPSYNC 21
- AUDIO FULL SCALE 22
- REC 1 ON ALL REC 22
- 3G/DUAL 22
- 2.4.4 CHANNELS OVERVIEW 23
- AUDIO TRACKS 25
- AUDIO MONITORING (A. MON.) 25
- SOME DEFINITIONS 26
- 3D CONFIGURATION 27
- 1080P CONFIGURATION 27
- PRINCIPLE 27
- LICENSE CODES 28
- CODEC LIMITATIONS 28
- Overview 29
- REC/PLAY 33
- 2.5 MAINTENANCE MENU 36
- 2.5.1 ADVANCED PARAMETERS 37
- VIDEO DISK BLOCK SIZE 40
- OPERATIONAL DISK SIZE 40
- REC HD-> SD LOW LATENCY 41
- 2.5.2 CONFIGURATION 42
- HARDWARE REVISIONS AREA 43
- SOFTWARE RELEASES AREA 43
- NETWORK AREA 44
- VIDEO & AUDIO AREA 45
- Aspect Ratio 46
- SD Mon OUT 46
- Char OUT 46
- OUT B J3 46
- REF & PHASE AREA 47
- 2.5.3 RAID CONFIGURATION 48
- 2.5.4 OPTIONS 49
- INTRODUCTION 50
- DISPLAY 50
- EXPIRATION AND WARNING 50
- HOW TO REMOVE A LICENSE CODE 51
- 2.5.5 CLEAR VIDEO DISKS 52
- 2.5.6 FORCE LOAD CLIPS 52
- 2.5.7 PHASE DEFINITION 53
- 2.5.8 DEFAULT APPLICATION 54
- 2.5.9 DEFAULT PARAMETERS 55
- 2.5.10 DEFAULT TO VGA 55
- 2.5.11 TS CALIBRATION 56
- 2.5.12 SET TIME 56
- Disconnection 57
- Restarting 58
- DISKS MONITORING 59
- REBUILD PROCESS 60
- RETRIEVING LOGS 61
- 3. Bootwins & Error 62
- Messages 62
- Error Messages 63
- Possible Errors 65
- 3.5 DISK DATA RECOVERY 66
- 4. Monitoring 67
- BACKGROUND COLOUR 68
- TEXT COLOUR 68
- LINK COLOUR 68
- POSSIBLE ACTIONS 68
- 4.2 SERVER MONITORING 70
- RAID TYPE 71
- RAID STATUS 71
- EXTERNAL ARRAY STATUS 71
- DISK STATUS 72
- GENLOCK STATUS 73
- ANALOG LTC STATUS 74
- TIMECODE STATUSES 74
- 4.2.6 LOG MANAGEMENT 76
- LOG FILE TYPES 77
- CRITICALITY LEVELS 77
- EXTRACTING LOG FILES 77
- 5. AsRunLog 78
- 5.4 AS RUN LOG FILE CONTENT 79
- 5.3 SERVER AS RUN LOG FILE 79
- 6. Protocols 80
- XtenDD35 Protocol 81
- Odetics Protocol 81
- VDCP Protocol 81
- AVSP Protocol 82
- IPDP Protocol 82
- LinX API 82
- 6.2 MONITORING PROTOCOL 83
- 7. Possible Clip 84
- Identifiers 84
- +32 4 361 7000 86
- +1 973 575 7811 86
- +852 2914 2501 86
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