OmniTek OmniTek XR manual

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The graticule lines can be displayed or hidden, and the graticule text labels can also be displayed or hidden. Amplitude markers may also be overlaid onto the main graticules. These are horizontal lines that can be used to mark out important levels. It is possible to define multiple markers, and change which is displayed, or to display several at a time.

Note that the units for both axis of the graticules are customizable, using the global selection on the File/Preferences menu selection. See page 10 for details. As an example, this can switch between decimal or hexadecimal values, or into a mV scale.

Lastly graticule calibration can be based around the standard SMPTE range of 64 to 940/960 (expressed as decimal, in 10 bit format), or alternatively around the full range of 0 to 1023 (again decimal, 10 bit). Full range video formats are particularly useful in Dual Link when using RGB signals. For example, Thomson Viper cameras generate RGB in the range 0 to 1023. Other cameras generate RGB in the range 0 to 940, so having the variable calibration means the waveform monitor can be correctly set to suit.

The visibility of the crosshair can be toggles. The crosshair appears as a cursor at a given horizontal position on the waveform. If several components are displayed in the waveform, then the cursor appears in the same place on each component. The position of the cursor can be changed by clicking within the waveform.

Active tooltips causes a small box to follow the mouse pointer providing the X and Y co- ordinates of the point under the pointer.

The ‘Look and feel’ menu selection opens a dialogue box that permits customization of colours of various items.

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Contents OmniTek XR Page Table of Contents XR Windows Index Introduction From Power-UpUser Guide Quick Start GuideVideo Setup Windows LayoutImage Choice Menus Detailed User GuideOpening Window Description File MenuPreferences Windows Layouts, and SnapshotsShow Menu Configuration Menu Run MenuAnalyzer Menu Output Menu Full Screen MenuInstructions for the use of the Layout Builder Assigning Settings About Menu Engineering Controls part of Configuration menuWindow Menu Engineering Video GeneralSync Type/Position Reprogram FlashSet Video Standard Monitoring OutputPower on Defaults Engineering Video Analyzer Engineering Video Dual Link Option Engineering Audio Error Detection Engineering Timecode Reader Configuration Engineering PictureEngineering Video Index Reader Configuration Page Engineering Teletext Detector Configuration Toolbar Icons Run Transport Toolbar with Motion/Capture optionSequence play controls Source Toolbar Source Toolbar Dual Link OptionMain Toolbar Page Page Video Standard Toolbar Crosshair ToolbarCursor Toolbar Page XR Windows Waveform Window+ RGB Options Menu Page Page Colour Mode menu Histogram WindowVectorscope Window Page Region of Interest Window Mini-Pic Window Window Controls SnapCage Generator Page Video Checking Features Video Status/Error detectionGeneral video status parameters Teletext Detection SD only Timecode Checking Audio Checking Features Generator Window File MenuPattern Menu View MenuSource Menu Window MenuIe frames in the OmniTek RVF format Pattern Creation How to import Frame patternsHow to import Sequences Frame based patternsHow to Grab Images Motion/Capture option only Full Frame Record/Playback Advanced Option only Important NoteRVF File Editor Advanced Option only Pattern MenuFile Monitor Function Generator Playlists Video/audio generator settings for this item Add/Edit itemPlaylist save/open/new Item orderDelete item Page Status Bar Other FeaturesMiscellaneous Features Presets A1 File Types JpegA2 Logging Configuring Logging, and Snmp alertsLogging Configuration and use Page Snmp Configuration and use Snmp Configuration ProblemsPage A3Measuring Audio/Video Delays Delay Test SequenceLoop A/V Delay Testing OmniTek SystemRelative A/V Delay Testing Transmission PathSetting up the OmniTek System Gen SetupView Setup Index DetectionToolbar