Model 5300

Analog to Digital

Video Converter

and 5310/5315 TBC

Data Pack

E

N S E M B L E

D E S I G N S

Revision 7.

1 SW v2.0.0

This data pack provides detailed installation, configuration and operation information for the 5300 Analog to Digital Video Converter (ADC) with the 5310/5315 TBC/Frame

Synchronizer options as part of the Avenue Signal Integration System.

The module information in this data pack is organized into the following sections:

• Module Overview

• Applications

• Installation

• Cabling

• Module Configuration and Control

°

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

°

Avenue PC Remote Control

°

Avenue Touch Screen Remote Control

• Troubleshooting

• Software Updating

• Warranty and Factory Service

• Specifications

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Model 5300 Video ADC

MODULE OVERVIEW

The 5300 Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) Module converts NTSC or PAL composite video or RGB or Y,Cr,Cb analog component video into serial digital outputs conforming to

CCIR656 format. As shown in the block diagram on the following page, the composite and component inputs are independent of each other.

The composite input has a dedicated BNC for the following NTSC or PAL formats:

• NTSC composite with or without setup

• PAL composite

(Note that Secam and Y/C video cannot be converted.)

Three dedicated BNCs are available for converting the following analog component formats:

• 714 mV RGB without setup, with sync: none, green or all

• SMPTE Y,Cr,Cb

• Beta Y,Cr,Cb with setup

Both signal types are buffered, clamped and filtered before entering analog to digital conversion circuitry. This video is processed through a color space converter where component video is transcoded and composite video is passed through. The signal then enters a decoder circuit where the composite video is converted to component using a decoder that provides a number of user selectable Y/C separation filters.

If the optional 5310 or 5315 submodule is installed on the 5300, time base correction

(TBC) and frame synchronization allows for removal of time base error on the composite input. The reference input for the TBC functionality can be derived from a number of inputs to the module, including a reference BNC to the 5300, the System Control module in the frame or the incoming composite or component video. The 5315 submodule provides increased flexibility by offering a serial digital video input. The options also allow the module to accept asynchronous inputs and deliver serial outputs locked and time to the house reference. When using the 5310 and 5315 options, the System Control module is recommended. With the System Control module installed in the frame, Touch Screen and

Avenue PC can be used to adjust module parameters such as output timing. Without the

System Control module the output video is in time with the external reference video feeding the module.

The component video from this output is then multiplexed in the decoder and sent to EDH insertion processing and serializing circuitry before going to the four serial digital outputs.

Power is derived from the ± 12 volt frame power. It is regulated to the required +5 volts for the digital circuitry and ± 8 volts for the analog circuitry by on-board regulators. The module is fused with a resettable fuse device. If the fuse opens due to an overcurrent condition, the module will lose power. After pulling the module, the fuse will reset automatically requiring no replacement fuse.

The on-board CPU can monitor and report module ID information (slot location, software version and board revision), and power status (+5 volts or ±8 volts) to the optional frame

System Control module. This information can be accessed by the user or set to register an alarm if desired using the remote control options available.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

Because the 5300 is an Avenue module, every function and parameter can be controlled from an Avenue Touch Screen Control Panel, or the Avenue PC Control Application.

Memory registers can be used to save the complete configuration of the module, making it easy to change instantly between different configurations.

Composite

Y/Green

B-Y/Blue

R-Y/Red

Analog to

Digital

Converter

Color

Space

Converter

Composite

Decoder

&

601 Formatter

5310 or 5315

Sub module

TBC /

Frame Sync

2x Clock

EDH

Processing

Serial

601

Outputs

Serial

Input requires

5315 option

Serializer

Genlock

Input

Master

Internal

Reference

Sync Detect

Sync Detect

Genlock

Control

&

Timing

Input Timing

Output Timing

5300 Analog to Digital Video Converter Functional Block Diagram

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Model 5300 Video ADC

APPLICATIONS

Analog Betacam to Digital Switcher

The application below illustrates utilizing the 5300 module to convert a component analog output signal from a Betacam machine to a digital signal for feeding a digital switcher.

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TAPE MACHINE w/TBC

(GENLOCKED)

Y

R-Y

B-Y

601 OUT

DIGITAL

PRODUCTION

SWITCHER

HOUSE

REFERENCE

HOUSE

REFERENCE

SYSTEM

CONTROL

Component Analog Output to Digital Input

Asynchronous Tape Machine to Digital Switcher

The 5300 with the 5310 TBC/Genlock option installed can allow you to connect any asynchronous external video sources such as a tape machine with no TBC or Genlock into a digital video production environment. Refer to the block diagram below.

TAPE MACHINE

NO TBC

(UNGENLOCKED)

HOUSE

REFERENCE

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IN

5310

SYSTEM

CONTROL

601 OUT

DIGITAL

PRODUCTION

SWITCHER

HOUSE

REFERENCE

Asynchronous Output to Synchronous Input Signal

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Model 5300 Video ADC

Remote Feed to Studio TBC/Synchronization

As shown below, the 5300 with 5310 option installed can allow an asynchronous video source such as a microwave feed from a remote truck to be integrated into a synchronized digital production environment.

FEED FROM

REMOTE TRUCK

RECEIVER

NONSYNC IN

IN

5300

5310

HOUSE

REFERENCE

601 OUT

STUDIO CAM

SYSTEM CONTROL

TO ADJUST TBC

SETTINGS

CHARACTER

GENERATOR

DIGITAL

PRODUCTION

SWITCHER

PROGRAM

OUT

HOUSE

REFERENCE

Remote Feed (Asynchronous) to Synchronous Destination

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Model 5300 Video ADC

INSTALLATION

5310 /15 Time Base Corrector/Frame Synchronizer Option

Plug the 5310 or 5315 Time Base Corrector/Frame Synchronizer module onto the two

40-pin connectors on the component side of the 5300 Video ADC module. The connectors are keyed such that the submodule can only be installed to match the connector keying.

5300 ADC Module

Plug the 5300 module into any slot in the 1 RU or 3 RU frame and install the plastic overlay provided onto the corresponding group of rear BNC connectors associated with the module location. Note that the plastic overlay has an optional adhesive backing for securing it to the frame. Use of the adhesive backing is only necessary if you would like the location to be permanent and is not recommended if you need to change module locations.

This module may be hot-swapped (inserted or removed) without powering down or disturbing performance of the other modules in the system.

CABLING

Refer to the 3 RU and 1 RU backplane diagrams of the module on the next page for cabling instructions. Note that unless stated otherwise, the 1 RU cabling explanations are identical to those given in the 3 RU diagram.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

3 RU Backplane

Cable the four serial digital output BNCs,

Out 1 - Out 4, to the desired serial digital destinations.

For 5315 option module:

Connect a serial digital input to this BNC.

Connect a sync input from the house reference to the Ref In BNC if using the 5310 or 5315.

Alternately, use the master timing reference input on the frame.

Connect the component signal to be converted to the corresponding

Y/G In, Cb In and Cr In

BNCs.

(For RGB no sync on G, see note below.)

Connect the composite signal to be converted to the Cpst In BNC.

The CONTROL 15-pin connector is not used at this time.

NOTE: For applications using an RGB signal with no sync on Y/G, insert a composite sync source into the Cpst In BNC and set the format to RGB no sync.

1 RU Backplane

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The configuration parameters for each Avenue module must be selected after installation.

This can be done remotely using one of the Avenue remote control options or locally using the module front panel controls. Each module has a REMOTE/LOCAL switch on the front edge of the circuit board which must first be set to the desired control mode.

The configuration parameter choices for the module will differ between Remote and

Local modes. In Remote mode, the choices are made through software and allow more selections. The 5300 Parameter Table later in this section summarizes and compares the various configuration parameters that can be set remotely or locally and the default/factory settings. It also provides the default User Levels for each control. These levels can be changed using the Avenue PC application.

If you are not using a remote control option, the module parameters must be configured from the front panel switches. Parameters that have no front panel control will be set to a default value. The Local switches are illustrated in the Front Panel Controls and

Indicators section following the 5300 Parameter Table.

Avenue module parameters can be configured and controlled remotely from one or both of the remote control options, the Avenue Touch Screen or the Avenue PC Application. Once the module parameters have been set remotely, the information is stored on the module

CPU. This allows the module to be moved to a different cell in the frame at your discretion without losing the stored information. Remote configuration will override whatever the switch settings are on the front edge of the module.

For setting the parameters remotely using the Avenue PC option, refer to the Avenue PC

Remote Configuration section of this document.

For setting the parameters remotely using the Avenue Touch Screen option or Avenue

Express Panel, refer to the Avenue Touch Screen Remote Configuration section of this document following Avenue PC.

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Comb Filter

H Picture Pos

H Timing

V Timing

Y/G In Gain

Cr/R Gain In

Cb/B Gain In

Y DC Bias

R DC Offset

B DC Offset

Video Gain

Chroma Gain

Hue

Pedestal

Y Gain

Cr Gain

Cb Gain

CONTROL

Format

Setup

Model 5300 Video ADC

5300 Parameter Table

LOCAL REMOTE

Switch 1:

Comp/Cpst

Switch 2:

RGB/YCrCb

Switch 3:

Beta/SMPTE

(Refer to Input Table on page 12)

Composite

Compst No Setup

Beta

SMPTE

RGB

RGB No Sync

MII

Key Component

Key Composite

PAL-M

Serial

Switch 4:

On/Off

Composite

3 Line Optimum

Simple Lowpass

3 Line Optimum

3 line Sharp

Field Comb

0 clocks ± 15 clocks

0 clocks

0 lines

100%

100%

On

DEFAULT

Composite

3 Line Optimum

0 clocks

0 clocks ± 1700 clocks

– 624 to + 625 lines 0 lines

95 to 105 100%

95 to 105 100%

DEFAULT

USER LEVEL

Admin

Admin

Level 1

Level 1

Admin

Admin

Admin

Admin

100%

0

0

0

100%

100%

0 degrees

0 IRE

100%

100%

100%

95 to 105

± 10 mV

± 10 mV

± 10 mV

0 to 150%

0 to 150%

± 180 degrees

– 2 to + 10 IRE

0 to 150%

0 to 150%

0 to 150%

100%

0

0

0

100%

100%

0 degrees

0 IRE

100%

100%

100%

Admin

Admin

Admin

Admin

Level 1

Level 1

Level 1

Level 1

Level 1

Level 1

Level 1

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Model 5300 Video ADC

CONTROL

Color Bar Gen

Vert Blanking

LOCAL

Switch 7:

On/Off

Wide

5300 Parameter Table (Con’t)

REMOTE

On

Off

Narrow

(PAL Lines 1-6<

NTSC Lines 1-9)

Wide

(PAL Lines 1-22<

NTSC Lines 1-20)

Off

DEFAULT

Wide

DEFAULT

USER LEVEL

Admin

Admin

If a 5310 or 5315 submodule option is installed and turned on, the following parameters are active:

Ref Source

TBC Enable

TBC Mode

Signal Mute

Ext Ref

Switch 6:

TBC On/Off

TBC Slow

No Muting

Ext Ref

Master

On

Off

TBC V Slow

TBC Slow

TBC Fast

TBC V Fast

FrmSync Only

Mutes on Noise

No Muting

Ext Ref

Enable Checkbox

TBC Slow

No Muting

Admin

Admin

Level 1

Level 1

Note: If the TBC/FrameSync is turned off and video input is present, the module locks to the incoming video. Otherwise, the module locks to the selected reference, external module reference or master timing reference on the frame.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Each front edge indicator and switch setting is shown in the diagram below:

525 Lock green LED:

ON indicates the input is valid and is 525.

625 Lock green LED:

ON indicates the input is valid and is 625.

Run green LED:

OFF:

A power fault or halted CPU

ON:

A halted CPU

FAST BLINK:

CPU Run error

SLOW BLINK:

System OK. (If SPI control is active from the main frame

System Control Module, all

Run indicators will be synchronized.).

In OK green LED:

ON indicates signal is present and detected.

OFF an input signal (Y, G or composite) was not detected (no sync was detected for the input)

.

REF OK green LED:

ON when the selected reference source is present.

OFF when the reference source is not connected or not selected correctly.

TBC Lock green LED:

ON indicates the TBC

Option is on and locked to the reference input.

Remote/Local switch:

Set to the mode you will be using.

Comp/Cpst, RGB/YCrCb

and Beta/SMPTE:

Refer to the Input Format

Table below.

Setup and TBC On/Off:

Refer to 5300 Parameters

Table on preceding page.

Color Bars On/Off:

Turns internal color bar generator on or off.

Pwr green LED:

Indicates the presence (ON) or (OFF) of power (+5V).

Input Format Table

FORMAT

NTSC

PAL

RGB

Beta YCrCb

SMPTE YCrCb

SWITCH 1:

Comp/Cpst

Cpst

SWITCH 2:

RGB/YCrCb

N/A

Cpst

Comp

Comp

N/A

RGB

YCrCb

Comp YCrCb

SWITCH 3:

Beta/SMPTE

N/A

N/A

N/A

Beta

SMPTE

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Model 5300 Video ADC

Avenue PC Remote Configuration

The Avenue PC remote control menus for this module are illustrated and explained below.

Refer to the 5300 Parameter Table shown earlier for a summary of available parameters that can be set remotely through the menus illustrated. For more information on using

Avenue PC, refer to the Avenue PC Control Application Software data pack that came with the option.

Parameter fields that are grayed out can indicate one of the following conditions:

• An option is not installed.

• The function is not active.

• The module is locked.

• The User Level set with Avenue PC is not accessible from the current User Level.

5300 Avenue PC Menus

The Input menu below allows you to set the following parameters:

• Format – set the analog video input format for the module.

• Ref Source – select the reference source for the module.

The following status displays are provided:

• Input – shows the status of the input signal (Present or No Input).

• Lock State – displays the status of the module lock state (No Lock, 525 Lock, or

625 Lock).

• Reference – shows the status of the reference signal to the module (No

Reference or Present).

• EDH Status – (not shown) when the 5315 option is installed, the EDH error status of the serial digital input signal will be reported (No Error, EDH, EDA, EDH

EDA, IDA, EDH IDA, EDA IDA, EDH EDA IDA, or No EDH).

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Decode menu below allows you to set the following parameter:

• Comb Filter - select the desired Y/C separation filter. NOTE: The best performance for general input video with motion is usually the 3 Line Optimum.

The TBC menu is used when the optional 5310 or 5315 Time Base Corrector

(TBC)/Frame Synchronizer is installed on the 5300 module. The menu and parameters to be set for each option are shown below.

The Option status display will indicate which option is installed, 5310, 5315, or None.

Set the following parameters when the 5310 or 5315 option is installed:

• TBC/FrmSync – click in the box to turn on the TBC/FrameSync.

• Mode – determines the speed of error handling. For fast occurring errors, such as from a consumer VCR, use the TBC V(ery) Fast mode. Select the mode best for your source; TBC V(ery) Fast, TBC Fast, TBC Slow or TBC V(ery) Slow. If you have a retiming application where you don’t need the TBC and just want the frame synchronizer, select FrmSync Only.

• Signal Mute – Choose between Mutes on Noise or No Muting. Select No

Muting when you want to see an output signal even if the input is noisy, missing sync, or the signal is fading in and out. This mode is helpful when you are shuttling a VTR or using satellite feeds. If you prefer the output to go to black if the input is not stable, select Mutes on Noise.

The TBC Lock status display reports which reference source the module is locking to (No

Lock, Ext Ref, Master Ref, or Video In).

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Timing menu sets timing parameters when the optional 5310 or 5315 Time Base

Corrector/Frame Synchronizer submodule is installed and turned on.

Set the following timing parameters:

• H Picture Pos – sets the horizontal position of the picture in clocks

• Hor Timing – sets the horizontal output timing

• Ver Timing – set the vertical output timing

The Delay display reports the total delay of the module in lines. This value can be used in conjunction with other modules, such as the 6040 Tracking Audio Delay Module.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Trim In menu below provides adjustments for the component Y,Cr,Cb and RGB input video input gain and RGB DC offsets to compensate for incorrect levels on the analog input sources. Be sure the output gains in the Proc Out1 and Proc Out2 menus are set correctly before making adjustments in this window. The settings in this menu apply to the component input video and do not affect the composite input video.

• Y/G In Gain – adjusts the input gain of the Y channel video.

• Cr/R In Gain – adjusts the input gain of the Cr channel video.

• Cb/B In Gain – adjusts the input gain of the Cb channel video.

• Y DC Bias – adjusts the DC bias of the Y channel.

• R DC Offset – adjusts the DC offset of the R channel (RGB only).

• B DC Offset – adjusts the DC offset of the B channel (RGB only).

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Proc Out1 menu below provides adjustments for the serial digital outputs. The settings affect all three channels equally.

• Video Gain – sets the gain of the output.

• Chroma Gain – sets the chroma gain of the output.

• Hue – sets the degree of hue on the output signal for NTSC signals.

• Pedestal – sets the amount of pedestal in IRE.

The Proc Out2 menu below provides adjustments for the serial digital outputs. This menu enables you to make adjustments to the individual component channels.

• Y Gain – adjusts the gain of the Y Channel output video.

• Cr Gain – adjusts the gain of the Cr channel output video.

• Cb Gain – adjusts the gain of the Cb channel output video.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Output menu below provides adjustments for the serial digital outputs. All three channels are affected equally.

• Color Bar Gen – enable the internally generated color bars on the output.

Select between: 75%, 100%, or Off.

• Vert Blank – set the vertical blanking to Narrow or Wide.

The Memory menu shown below allows you to save overall module setups to five memory registers as follows:

• Select Save, then one of the five memory registers Reg 1 – 5. The box will turn green. The entire module setup is now saved in the selected register.

• To recall a register, select the register box. If there is information saved, the box will turn green. The saved setup will now be loaded to the module. Up to five different module setups can be saved and recalled using the individual registers.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

Avenue Touch Screen Remote Configuration

Avenue Touch Screen remote control menus for this module are illustrated and explained below. Refer to the 5300 table earlier in this section for a summary of available parameters that can be set remotely through the menus illustrated. For more information on using Avenue Touch Screen, refer to the Avenue System Overview.

Parameter fields that are grayed out can indicate one of the following conditions:

• An option is not installed.

• The function is not active.

• The module is locked.

• The User Level set with Avenue PC is not accessible from the current User Level.

5300 Avenue Touch Screen Menus

The Input menu below allows you to set the following parameters:

• Format – set the analog video input format for the module.

• Ref Source – select the reference source for the module.

The following status displays are provided:

• Input – shows the status of the input signal (Present or No Input).

• Lock State – displays the status of the module lock state (No Lock, 525 Lock, or

625 Lock).

• Reference – shows the status of the reference signal to the module (No

Reference or Present).

• EDH Status – (not shown) when the 5315 option is installed, the EDH error status of the serial digital input signal will be reported (No Error, EDH, EDA,

EDH EDA, IDA, EDH IDA, EDA IDA, EDH EDA IDA, or No EDH).

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Decode menu below allows you to set the following parameters:

• Comb Filter – select the desired Y/C separation filter. NOTE: The best performance for general input video with motion is usually the 3 Line Optimum.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The TBC menu is used when the optional 5310 or 5315 Time Base Corrector (TBC)/Frame

Synchronizer is installed on the 5300 module. The menu and parameters to be set for each option are shown below.

The Option status display will indicate which option is installed, 5310, 5315, or None.

Set the following parameters when the 5310 or 5315 option is installed:

• TBC/FrmSync – click in the box to turn on the TBC/FrameSync.

• Mode – determines the speed of error handling. For fast occurring errors, such as from a consumer VCR, use the TBC V(ery) Fast mode. Select the mode best for your source; TBC V(ery) Fast, TBC Fast, TBC Slow or TBC V(ery) Slow. If you have a retiming application where you don’t need the TBC and just want the frame synchronizer, select FrmSync Only.

• Signal Mute – Choose between Mutes on Noise or No Muting. Select No

Muting when you want to see an output signal even if the input is noisy, missing sync, or the signal is fading in and out. This mode is helpful when you are shuttling a VTR or using satellite feeds. If you prefer the output to go to black if the input is not stable, select Mutes on Noise.

The TBC Lock status display reports which reference source the module is locking to (No

Lock, Ext Ref, Master Ref, or Video In).

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Timing menu sets timing parameters when the optional 5310 or 5315 Time Base

Corrector option is installed on the 5300 module. Set the following timing parameters:

• H Picture Pos – sets the horizontal position of the picture in clocks when the TBC option is installed.

• Hor Timing – sets the horizontal output timing when the TBC option is enabled.

• Ver Timing – set the vertical output timing when the TBC option is enabled.

The Delay display reports the total delay of the module in lines. This value can be used in conjunction with other modules, such as the 6040 Tracking Audio Delay Module.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Trim In menu below provides adjustments for the component Y,Cr,Cb and RGB input video input gain and RGB DC offsets to compensate for incorrect levels on the analog input sources. Be sure the output gains in the Proc Out1and Proc Out2 menus are set correctly before making adjustments in this window The settings in this menu apply to the component input video and does not affect the composite input video.

• Y/G In Gain – adjusts the input gain of the Y channel video.

• Cr/R In Gain – adjusts the input gain of the Cr channel video.

• Cb/B In Gain – adjusts the input gain of the Cb channel video.

• Y DC Bias – adjusts the DC bias of the Y channel.

• R DC Offset – adjusts the DC offset of the R channel (RGB).

• B DC Offset – adjusts the DC offset of the B channel (RGB only).

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Proc Out1 menu below provides adjustments for the serial digital outputs. The settings affect all three channels equally.

• Video Gain – sets the gain of the output.

• Chroma Gain – sets the chroma gain of the output.

• Hue – sets the degree of hue on the output signal.

• Pedestal – sets the amount of pedestal in IRE.

The Proc Out2 menu below provides gain adjustment for the serial digital outputs. This menu enables you to make adjustments to the individual component channels:

• Y Gain – adjusts the gain of the Y Channel output video.

• Cr Gain – adjusts the gain of the Cr channel output video.

• Cb Gain – adjusts the gain of the Cb channel output video.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Output menu below provides adjustments for the serial digital outputs.

•

• Color Bar Gen – use to select internally generated color bars on the output.

Select between: 75% Bars, 100% Bars, or Off

Vert Blank – set the vertical blanking to Narrow or Wide as needed.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

The Memory menu shown below allows you to save overall module setups to five memory registers as follows:

• Select Save, then one of the five memory registers Reg 1 – 5. The box will turn green. The entire module setup is now saved in the selected register.

• To recall a register, select the register box. If there is information saved, the box will turn green. The saved setup will now be loaded to the module. Up to five different module setups can be saved and recalled using the individual registers.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

TROUBLESHOOTING

To aid in troubleshooting, the LED indicators can be easily monitored from the front panel of this module to show status of the module.

If using the Remote mode, the following status items can be monitored using the Avenue

Touch Screen Control Panel or PC Application:

• In OK

• Reference OK

• 525/625 Lock

• Power status

• Slot ID, Software Version and Board Revision

Refer to the overall troubleshooting tips given below for the module:

No status lights are lit on front panel:

• Check that frame power is present (green LED{s} on frame power supplies).

• Check that module is firmly seated in frame. Try removing it and plugging it in again.

Can’t control module:

• Check status of CPU Run green LED. Should be blinking slowly and in unison with other modules if System module is present. If not, try removing it and plugging it in again.

• System module may not be working properly if installed.

Module controls are grayed out:

• Module is locked or access to module controls is restricted by User Level.

• Local/Remote switch on module is in the Local position.

No signal out of module:

• Check status of In OK green LED. Should be lit. If not, check the input signal for presence and quality.

• Check cabling to input of module.

You may also refer to the technical support section of the Ensemble web site for the latest information on your equipment at the URL below: http://www.ensembledesigns.com/support

SOFTWARE UPDATING

Software upgrades for each module can be downloaded remotely if the optional System

Control module is installed. These can be downloaded onto your PC and then Avenue PC will distribute the update to the individual module. (Refer to the Avenue PC documentation for more information) Periodically updates will be posted on our web site. If you do not have the required System Control Module and Avenue PC, modules can be sent back to the factory for software upgrades.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

WARRANTY AND FACTORY SERVICE

Warranty

This Module is covered by a five year limited warranty, as stated in the main Preface of this manual. If you require service (under warranty or not), please contact Ensemble

Designs and ask for customer service before you return the unit. This will allow the service technician to provide any other suggestions for identifying the problem and recommend possible solutions.

Factory Service

If you return equipment for repair, please get a Return Material Authorization Number

(RMA) from the factory first.

Ship the product and a written description of the problem to:

Ensemble Designs, Inc.

Attention: Customer Service RMA #####

870 Gold Flat Rd.

Nevada City, CA. 95959 USA

(530) 478-1830

Fax: (530) 478-1832 [email protected] http://www.ensembledesigns.com

Be sure to put your RMA number on the outside of the box.

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Model 5300 Video ADC

SPECIFICATIONS

5300 Video ADC

Analog Input

Number

Impedance:

Return Loss:

Input DC:

Input Hum:

Y,Cr,Cb or RGB and Composite

75 ohm BNC

> 40 dB

< ±1 volt DC

< 100 mV

Composite Input

Signal Type: NTSC, NTSC No Setup, PAL

Component Input

Signal Type: RGB/RGBS

Beta Y,Cr,Cb

SMPTE Y,Cr,Cb

Serial Input

Number:

Signal Type:

Impedance:

Return Loss:

Output DC:

Max Cable Length

Reference Input

Number:

Signal Type:

Return Loss:

Serial Output

Number:

Signal Type:

Impedance:

Return Loss:

Output DC:

One - with 5315 Option

Serial Digital (SMPTE 259M)

75 ohm

> 15dB

None (AC coupled)

300 meters

One external

One internal master timing ref

1V p-p nominal composite video

PAL or NTSC

> 40dB (applies to ext ref input)

Four

Serial Digital (SMPTE 259M)

75 ohm

> 15 dB

None (AC coupled)

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Output Performance

Bit Resolution:

Signal to Noise:

12 bit processing, 10 bit, 2x oversampling

61 dB

Black Offset: Self-adjusting

Frequency Response: ±0.1 dB, 0 to 5.5 MHz; Y, composite

±0.1 dB, 0 to 2.75 MHz; Cr, Cb

General Specifications

Power Consumption: < 7.0 watts

Temperature Range: 0 to 40 degrees C ambient (all specs met)

Relative Humidity:

Altitude:

0 to 95% noncondensing

0 to 10,000 ft

Due to ongoing product development, all specifications subject to change.

Model 5300 Video ADC

5300-29

Model 5300 Video ADC

5300-30