Chapter 2—Functional Descriptions
Video signal cutoff is accomplished by pulling blanking to zero.
ILA® Bias
ILA® Assembly biasing is accomplished by generating a
The bias square wave is passed through an amplifier whose gain is set by the operator via the SCB to vary the bias. This square wave is then turned into a differential output in order to eliminate DC going to the ILA® Assemblies. The outputs can be monitored at TP11 and 12 (RED), 1 and 14 (GRN), and 15 and 16 (BLU). Selecting BIAS W/O VIDEO from the ILA SETUP MENU under the Main Menu controls the bias level for each individual color. The up and down arrows are then used to vary the bias level.
Dynamic Focus Amplifier
The vertical focus amplifier takes the VPARAB signal from the VDB, amplifies it and sends it out to the HVPS as the signal VDFOCUS for vertical dynamic focus. The HPARAB signal, from the VDB, is multiplied by the VPARAB signal, amplified, and also sent out to the HVPS as the signal HDFOCUS for horizontal dynamic focus.
Serial Communication
The VPB uses two (2) separate, interrelated serial data communication systems to communicate with the SCB; the IIC bus, and a differential, synchronous data bus. The information transferred over the serial busses is indicated below (I = input to VPB, O = output from VPB). Also noted is whether the information is transferred over the IIC or the serial bus. A change in output data generates an interrupt pulse.
Table
BUS | I/O | Information | Description |
IIC | I | RENABLE | Signal to cut off red. |
IIC | I | GENABLE | Signal to cut off green. |
IIC | I | BENABLE | Signal to cut off blue. |
IIC | I | CH1SEL | Selects RGB1 as input. |
IIC | I | CH2SEL | Selects RGB2 as input. |
IIC | I | ILA® bias freq | Information for setting bias frequency to ILA® |
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IIC | I | SLOAD | Command to the serial data receiver that the |
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Model 330. 340SC, and 370SC Service Manual |