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881/882 Video Test Generator User Guide (Rev A.22) 5
This section describes the generator’s video interfaces. The video interfaces on the 882D
are shown below.
VGA interface
The VGA interface, available on the model 882C generator, outputs analog video for
testing analog video displays. The following table describes the VGA connector pinouts.
Interface Description
1 SDI/HD-SDI connector outputs a serial digital signal per SMPTE 259M and SMPTE
292M standards.
2 CVBS connector outputs an analog composite video baseband signal in accordance
with SMPTE 170M standard.
3 S-VIDEO connector outputs an S-Video split luminance (Y) and chrominance (C)
analog video signal.
4 SPECIAL connector provides multiple outputs, including:
• digital composite sync
• line sync
• frame sync
• movable scope trigger (probe) pulse
• pixel clock signal
5 HDMI OUT connector outputs full single link HDMI video, as well as DVI and modern
HDMI-compatible digital video signals.
6 DVI connector outputs full dual link HDMI video.
7 SPDIF connector inputs audio from an external source.
Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal
1 Analog Red Video 6 Analog Red Video Ground 11 No Connection
2 Analog Green Video 7 Analog Green Video Ground 12 DDC/EDID Serial Data
3 Analog Blue Video 8 Analog Blue Video Ground 13 Horizontal Sync
HDMI
DVI
SPDIF
1 2 3
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- 881/882 Video Test Generator 1
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- Chapter 7 Working with Images 8
- Chapter 16 Testing EDID 13
- Chapter 17 Testing Lipsync 14
- Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 14
- Appendix A Command Reference 15
- Appendix B Image Reference 16
- Appendix C Error Messages 16
- Appendix D Format Reference 16
- 1 Getting Started 19
- Introduction 20
- Optional features 21
- Video interfaces 22
- VGA interface 23
- DVI-I interface 24
- HDMI interface 24
- Special Sync interface 24
- S-Video interface 25
- Composite video BNC 25
- Computer interfaces 26
- GPIB interface 27
- Front panel interface 28
- Menu selection keys 29
- Selecting menu items 29
- Item selection examples 30
- Video Signal -> 31
- Interface -> 31
- XVSI AVSI DVSI 31
- <- 1 3 0 -> 31
- Generator file system 32
- Generator media 32
- Generator operational modes 33
- Basic mode 34
- Browse mode 34
- Browsing other media 35
- Setting the generator’s path 36
- Web interface 39
- 24 Chapter 1 Getting Started 42
- 26 Chapter 1 Getting Started 44
- 28 Chapter 1 Getting Started 46
- 30 Chapter 1 Getting Started 48
- Command line interface 49
- prompt, and press 53
- 36 Chapter 1 Getting Started 54
- To create a new user profile: 55
- 38 Chapter 1 Getting Started 56
- 2 Testing Video Displays 57
- Making physical connection 58
- Selecting interface type 59
- Selecting image 65
- Rendering images 65
- Acer1 Acer2 66
- Acer3 Acer4 66
- Acer5 Acer6 66
- Acer7 Acer8 66
- Reference.” 67
- Rendering image versions 68
- 82
- 84
- Using the AuxTest image 92
- Using the ImageShift utility 94
- HInc: 1 95
- VInc: 1 95
- *TInc: 1 Exit! 95
- Hz Frequency Shift 99
- -10% -----+----- +10% 99
- ^ 99
- H = 45000.000 99
- Keypad Utility 100
- Analyzer 101
- To operate the keypad 102
- 3 Administrative Tasks 103
- Overview 104
- Calibrating the generator 105
- Calibrating frequency 106
- Sequence 107
- Cal Factors 108
- Frequency -> 108
- RATC 108
- <- 1.000000000 108
- Auto Upgrade 109
- 6. Click Next to continue 114
- Apply Settings? 133
- Back 133
- Yes No 133
- !BootDev !Passwd 137
- !HostName !Flags 137
- !FileName !Other 137
- !InetAddr !TrgtName 137
- Quantum Data 139
- Windriver 139
- vxWorks System Boot 139
- Press any key for setup 139
- Cloning generators 142
- Resetting a generator 146
- CalFactor Host 147
- Network About 147
- Serial Gpib 147
- BootFrom Init 147
- About 148
- <- Video Board 148
- Build Date -> 148
- 2004/08/30 148
- 4 Networking Generators 153
- Configuring a file server 155
- Internet 160
- Network operations 166
- Fonts FormatLib 168
- Formats Images 168
- Sequence UserData 168
- Users WebFiles 168
- FTP Browser 169
- Reboot the generators 172
- 5 Using GPIB Interface 175
- Setting the GPIB port address 177
- GPIB address 178
- Queries and commands 179
- Sending commands and queries 181
- Completion handshake 182
- Input buffer 182
- Status queries and control 183
- Logical OR 184
- Bus commands 185
- Remote/local operation 185
- 6 Working with Formats 187
- Format library 189
- Computer display format names 191
- Aperture designators 192
- *DMT0660 DMT0672 194
- DMT0675 DMT0685 194
- DMT0785H DMT0856 194
- DMT0860 DMT0872 194
- Configuring format parameters 195
- +ShotProtect AFD: 0 196
- *Production 196
- SafeAction Action 196
- SafeTitle Title 196
- Creating custom formats 204
- Format Editor Overview 205
- Feature Description 206
- Format catalogs 211
- 0 // adds DMT0660 to catalog 212
- 0 // adds DMT0860 to catalog 212
- // deletes DMT0660 213
- Deleting format catalogs 214
- 7 Working with Images 217
- Viewing image versions 219
- Creating custom images 222
- Command file example 223
- Editing images 224
- • PC card: card0 225
- Inc:001 LEVP:225 227
- Creating image catalogs 229
- -TVImages FPDImages 233
- SMPTE133 SMPTEBar 233
- TVBar100 PulseBar 233
- Regulate Geom_1 233
- Deleting an image catalog 234
- 8 Working with Test 237
- Sequences 237
- Running a test sequence 241
- +Red myseq ACS 243
- +Grn Step:00001 DCS 243
- +Blu DMT0660 DSS* 243
- Inv SMPTE133 Out+ 243
- Creating a test sequence 244
- 0659.xml</FMT> 250
- DMT0856.xml</FMT> 250
- Deleting a test sequence 251
- 9 Analyzing Digital Sources 253
- Getting started 254
- Analyzer connections 255
- HDMI 1.1 255
- HDMI 1.3 256
- To audio player 257
- To audio source 257
- HDMI IN 1 259
- HDMI IN 2 259
- Measuring timing parameters 261
- Reports 269
- Reports folder 273
- Running the Pixel Error test 277
- +Generate Report 278
- ->Auto Capture 278
- Settings 280
- Running the ViewPix test 283
- Video Test Generator Graphic 284
- View Data 285
- Packets 289
- !TxPacket 289
- !RxPacket 289
- RX PACKETS 290
- Finished 290
- Testing audio (HDMI only) 292
- Reading pixel data 297
- 10 Testing HDMI Sink Devices 313
- Physical connections 314
- 7 8 9 10 315
- Format selection 316
- EIA/CEA-861-C Video 317
- Image selection 319
- Selecting video format 321
- Selecting a format 324
- Testing HDMI displays 325
- Testing HDMI 1.3 displays 327
- Ramp12 image 328
- Function/Field Function 330
- RampDif image 331
- Checkers image 334
- Testing xvYCC 338
- Testing HDMI audio 349
- ComFocus ContBars 358
- Crosshtc Cubes 358
- DecodAdj DecodeChk 358
- Diamond1 Dolby* 358
- TX PACKETS 365
- ETSI TR 101 154 v.1.4.1 367
- 11 CEC Interactive 371
- Troubleshooting 371
- Environment (ITE) 371
- CEC Overview 373
- CEC devices 373
- CEC features 374
- Testing CEC Devices 375
- Emulating an HDMI CEC device 377
- Configure an HDMI CEC device 378
- Querying the CEC message log 385
- Stress testing a CEC device 387
- Setting up the CEC Controller 387
- To run the CEC Controller: 388
- Bit timing tests 390
- Bus arbitration tests 396
- Bit corruption tests 402
- Message acknowledgement tests 407
- End of message tests 413
- Message Verification 416
- CEC Bus Monitor 417
- 12 CEC Compliance Testing 421
- Installing the TME software 425
- Making physical connections 425
- HDMI OUT 1 426
- Model TPA-CEC-RR 431
- Model TPA-CEC-R 431
- CEC Device Bridge 432
- Running the TME Software 433
- To run the compliance test: 440
- Select Device dialog box 444
- 1. Select the Report tab 449
- 13 Testing DisplayPort Sinks 453
- DISPLAYPORT TX 454
- SPDIF-OUTSPECIAL SPDIF-IN 454
- VESA DMT Formats 455
- VESA CVT Formats 457
- DispPort* 463
- Testing DisplayPort sinks 467
- 14 DisplayPort Link Layer 469
- Setting up the tests 472
- !SinkRpt 476
- !SrcRpt 476
- 476
- EDID Read 493
- Topics in the chapter: 505
- • Setting up the ACA 505
- Setting up the ACA 507
- HDMI source and sink device 512
- ACA Passive Monitor 519
- DisplayPort device 522
- 16 Testing EDID 529
- 516 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 534
- !DataRpt 535
- !CompRpt EditCDF 535
- 518 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 536
- Modifying EDID in a display 537
- 520 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 538
- Testing with source devices 539
- 532 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 550
- 534 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 552
- 538 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 556
- Manufacturer:SNY 558
- Product Code:144 558
- Serial#:7011007 558
- Week:20 Year:1998 558
- DDC Dynamic 561
- Electrical Test Fixture 561
- 544 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 562
- 0XOWL3XUSRVH$GDSWRU 563
- 546 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 564
- Using the EDID Editor tool 565
- Loading EDIDs 565
- <x> 568
- Editing an existing EDID 569
- To edit an existing EDID: 570
- EDIDs” on page 547 570
- Creating a new EDID 572
- To create a new EDID: 573
- 556 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 574
- 558 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 576
- 560 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 578
- Saving an EDID to a file 580
- Emulating an EDID 582
- Running an EDID data report 584
- Using the EDID Compare tool 585
- Comparing EDIDs 585
- 568 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 586
- 570 Chapter 16 Testing EDID 588
- 17 Testing Lipsync 589
- +More Rendition: 000 595
- +LipSync Red+ 595
- -NoGamma Green+ 595
- -Noise Blue+ 595
- Testing source devices 597
- 18 Testing HDCP 603
- 588 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 606
- 590 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 608
- Understanding the HDCP test 615
- 598 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 616
- Encryption Status Tester 618
- List of Tests 619
- EDID Packets 625
- Misc HDCP 625
- !CompRpt EditPCP 625
- Does the video look 628
- good? 628
- !Yes No! 628
- 612 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 630
- 620 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 638
- 622 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 640
- 636 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 654
- 644 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 662
- 650 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 668
- 652 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 670
- (player) 671
- 654 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 672
- Source :DUT Type 678
- +Src_Fld_CPIRQ_R0’ 678
- +Src_Fld_CPIRQ_RDY 678
- +Source_Out_OnlyRep 678
- 662 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 680
- 664 Chapter 18 Testing HDCP 682
- 19 Using Special Sync Output 683
- Probe coordinate numbering 685
- Configuring the probe feature 685
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- Error code descriptions 1220
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- AOV Appendix C Error Messages 1222
- AOX Appendix C Error Messages 1224
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- APD Appendix C Error Messages 1230
- APF Appendix C Error Messages 1232
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