Barco R5976476/03 Copyright , Trademarks, Software Licence Agreement

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Software Licence Agreement

User agreement for ViewScape ToolsetSoftware

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Contents

Main Page Copyright Trademarks Software Licence Agreement Page TABLE OF CONTENTS 3.ConfigurationWizard............................................................................ 13 4.The ViewScapeapplication.....................................................................41 8.ConfigurationManager..........................................................................73 10.ViewScapeConfiguration...................................................................... 83 Page Page 1. Introduction 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 General introduction Page 2. INSTALLATION 2.1 General Requirements Before you begin System requirements 2.2 Software installation Check 2.3 Starting up Page Page Page 3. CONFIGURATION WIZARD 3.1 The wizard window 3.2 Set up paths 3.3 Creating a new configuration 3.3.1 Based on ViewScape devices 3.3.1.1 Getting started How to start 3.3.1.2 Set up What will be done Device set up Resolution per screen What is overlap area How to setup 3.3.2 Based on the output requirements (resolution) 3.3.2.1 Getting started How to start Page Page 3.3.5 Digitizer output selection 3.3.6 Defining the working windows What should be done How to define Page Page Parameter values Page Page 3.3.10 Compare Autodetected configuration Created configuration Result info 3.3.11 Updating the configuration What will be done? 3.3.12 Output check What will be done? How to proceed for digital output How to proceed for analog output Page 3.3.13 Mechanical overlap setup What should be done How to proceed Projector 1 Projector 2 Page Page 3.3.17 Black level Adjustment of the images Why How to adjust 3.3.18 Loading finalsettings Loading Coordinates 3.3.19 Finishing the wizard Finish wizard Saving to disk 3.4 Loading a saved configuration How to load Page 4. The ViewScape application 4. THE VIEWSCAPE APPLICATION 4.1 Menu structure overview Window parts 4. The ViewScape application 4.2 Display selection 5. RS232 S et up 5. RS232 SET UP 5.1 Start up To to start up Parameter values 5. RS232 Set up 5.2 Quick status change of RS232 Quick Change 6. Autodetect page 6. AUTODETECT PAGE 6.1 Start up of the Autodetect page Page 7. WINDOWING 7.1 Input and Display configuration What can be done with this configuration About boxes in the window 7.2 Selecting a Window Window selection via the workspace Window selection via the Window input box 7.3 Moving a window Moving via the workspace 7.4 Scaling Windows Scaling via the workspace Scaling via the Window Input Box 7.5 Making group changes to a window What is possible? How to make group changes 7.6 Z-Order Z-order change via the workspace Z-order change via the Window input Box 7.7 Aspect Ratio How to change 7.8 Changing a window name How to change 7.9 Changing the window mode Different window modes Mode selection 7.10 Locking a window Why How to lock 7.11 Creating a full window What is possible? 7.12 ViewPort 7.12.1 General 7.12.2 Creating a ViewPort for a single source By entering the coordinates By dragging with the mouse (only for Internet explorer 6.0) Go back to the default values Page Page Page How to apply 7.13 Visibility setup of a source To set u p 7.14 Color key Example images of color keying Status Color values 7.15 Alpha Blending Page 7.16 Settings 7.17 Work Space Resolution Size adjustment of the resolution 7.18 Preset Configurations 7.18.1 Saving a configuration How to save 7.18.2 Loading a configuration, way 1 way 1 7.18.3 Loading a configuration, way 2 Way 2 Page Page Page 8. Configura tionM anager 8. CONFIGURATION MANAGER 8.1 Overview of the configuration manager What is a Config Mgr. ? 8.2 Saving a Configuration To Save 8. Configura tionM anager 8.3 Save as a Configuration To Save as 8.4 Deleting a Configuration To delete Page 8.5 Loading a Configuration To loa d Page Page 9. Preferences 9. PREFERENCES 9.1 Purpose of the preferences set up 9.2 Start up the preferences To start up 9. Preferences 9.3 Adjusting the window offset How to adjust. Reset the offset 9.4 Changing the Screen position How to adjust 10. VIEWSCAPE CONFIGURATION 10.1 ViewScape Configuration start up 10.2 ViewScape Settings 10.2.1 Operational Mode 84 R5976476 VIEWSCAPETOOLSET 01/07/2004 Image 10-2 Image 10-3 Image 10-4 Example 10.2.2 Output Selection R5976476 VIEWSCAPETOOLSET 01/07/2004 85 10.2.3 Timings 10.2.3.1Using predefined timings for digital or analog output 10.2.3.2Using the advanced timing settings for digital or analog output Page 10.2.3.3Timings of Sync Generator for Digital or Analog output Page Page Page How to activate test patterns 10.2.4.2Test pattern set up How to configure a test pattern Page Page Page 11. INPUT SLOTS FOR VIEWSCAPE 11.1 General info Refresh/update input detection Type of inputs 11.2 Input D320 DVI-D 11.2.1 Settings start up How to start up 11.3 Input D320 YUV/RG(s)B Page Page Page 11.4 Input D320 SDI Page Page 11.5 Input D320 HDSDI Page Page 11.6 Input D320 CVBS/S-Vid Page Page Page 11.7 Input D320 RGB analog Clamp Place Clamp Duration 11.7.3 Resolution Settings Resolution Source VCO Range VCO Low Pass Filter 11.8 Input D320 RGB analog (UXGA) What can be adjusted? 11.8.2 Image Processing DDC Resolution Clamp Place Clamp Duration 11.8.3 Resolution Settings Resolution Source VCO Range VCO Low Pass Filter Page Glossary GLOSSARY Page INDEX A C D G N P R S V Page Page LIST OF IMAGES Page Page Page Revision Sheet