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Advanced Measurement Technology User Guide for OmniTek XR Software Version: 1.0. 1.9 12 th January 2006[...]

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P a g e 3 Table of Contents 1. USER GUID E ................. .... ... .... ........ .... .... .... ........ .... .... .... ....... .... .... .... ........ .... .... ........ .6 Introduction .............. ............ ......... .......... ........... .......... ........... .......... ......... ............ ............ ......... ............ ......[...]

P a g e 4 Source Toolbar ............. .. .. ... .... ... .. .. ... .... ... .. .. ..... ... .. .. ... .... ... .. .. ..... .. ... .. ..... .. .. ... .. ..... .. ... .. .... . ......... ............ ......... . 29 Source Toolbar (Dual Link Option) ..... .......... ......... ... ......... ......... .......... ......... .......... .. ......... ......[...]

P a g e 5 Add/Edit item .................. .......... ......... .. .......... ............ ......... ......... ... ......... .......... .. ......... .. ........ .......... 62 Item order........... .......... ......... .. .......... ............ ......... ......... ... ......... ......... ... ......... ............ .. .......... .......... 63 Delete[...]

P a g e 6 1. User Guide Introduction This user guide assumes that you are familiar with basic Windows techniques, such as using a mouse, manipulating window sizes and positions, scrolling etc. From Power-Up When the operating system has finished booting, and if prompted by the system, please log in. The default software installation places a shortc[...]

P a g e 7 If you don’t want to use full screen mode, you can change the default setting by selecting ‘Configuration…’ from the ‘Full Screen’ me nu. Clear the tick box mar ked ‘Startup in full- screen mode:’, and click OK on the dialogue. Details on Full Screen modes are on page 14. Video Setup Once the syst em is running no rmally w[...]

P a g e 8 If yo u have p revi ously s aved a syst em conf igura tion , you c an open a co nf igur ation , by selecting ‘Open System Configuration’ from the ‘Configuration’ menu. No system conf igur atio n fil es are incl u ded wi th t h e ori gi nal i nst alla t ion. Image Choice If you have an OmniTek XR system that also inclu des the Moti[...]

P a g e 9 2. Detailed User Guide Opening Window Description With the OmniTek application running, you will see a w indow similar to tha t illustrated below, depending on what modules and options are present on your system. Dealing with each area in turn, and starting with the menus… Menus Each function on the menus is de scribed in detai l. File [...]

P a g e 10 Pref ere nce s From the Preferences choice, you can enab le automatic resizing of windows when changing standards. This can be useful if you are using the waveform windows at the default size for a given standard, as not all standards use the same aspect ratio. When the OmniTek application is starte d, it automatically loads the configur[...]

P a g e 11 Show Menu The main desktop application has four work surfaces available. You can just use one. However, if preferred, you can split the various windows amongst the four work surfaces, which may help to keep an uncluttered screen. The Show menu gives access to the four different pages, although you can also use the four buttons available [...]

P a g e 12 Run Menu The Run menu is provided to duplicate the transport controls included on the Run toolbar. It i s an tici pa ted tha t th e co ntr ol s w ill nor mal ly be used from the toolbar, as this is usually much quicker to use. However the menu is provided such that au tomated keyboard macros may be used, as menu items can always be selec[...]

P a g e 13 Analyzer Menu The Analyzer menu is shown above. A variety of functions for the main OmniTek XR analyzer module are available here. Functions used most commonly are available from icons on th e main t oolb ar, whi lst featur es t hat are rarel y use d can on l y be c o ntro l led f rom this menu. Each menu item is described in tu rn. Inpu[...]

P a g e 14 Output Menu This menu controls features relatin g to the output video. OmniTek XR can disp lay a cro sshair on the outpu t. The cro sshair is alw ays cen tred ove r the sample currently displayed in the dataview. The crosshair can appear on the analogue (monitoring) output, or the serial digital output, or on both outputs. XR can detect [...]

P a g e 15 As well as operating within a convention ‘window’, OmniTe k XR has many display modes that can operate within a ‘full-screen’ environment. This menu is concerned with these modes. From the initial menu you can directly launch a specific view into full screen mode. When in full screen, pre ss ‘ESCAPE’ to return to the n ormal [...]

P a g e 16 Once you have selected a templa te layout, the window below will show all currently existing in stances o f that te mp late layout. It is po ssible th at not all templates will have been used, so for some, the window will be empty. If there are existing instances, they can be edited. To create a new instance, select the ‘Add new instan[...]

P a g e 17 you wish to use, a nd press O K (and do not pre ss Ente r on the keyboard , as otherw ise that will be picked a s the hotkey assign ment). Note that certain choices are not available, as these are already assigned to the OmniTek application, or to the operating system environment. Once a valid hot key has been a ssigned, it will be indic[...]

P a g e 18 Reprogram Flash At the top of the dialogue box, there is a button called 'Reprogram Flash'. The main video proc essi ng on O mniTek prod ucts is don e using a larg e FP GA. The f irmwar e for this FPGA may be changed by downloading a new design to the onboard Flash memory. It this way it is pos s ible t o impr ove t he vid eo p[...]

P a g e 19 The controls relate only to video generated in the Mo tion/Capture module. Power on Defaults ‘Power on Defaults’ is used to force the an alogue and serial outputs from the OmniTek XR to a chosen video format, within ha lf of one second from power up of the system, and therefore before the operating system has had time to load. The se[...]

P a g e 20 Engineering - Video - Ana lyz er OmniTek XR always works with a ctual video data , which as a 10 bit value will be a number from 0 to 1023. Sometimes it is easier to understand the operation of OmniTek XR if these ranges are scaled to more familiar units. By choo sing ‘Preferences’ from the File menu of the main applic ation, you wil[...]

P a g e 21 The settings for luma, chroma or gamut ranges and the error mask may be saved in a profile. Click the save range settings bu tton, and the settings will be saved to a named profile. When OmniTek XR is started, the last used profile is automatically loaded. However, a new profile may be loaded at any time. As well as detecting errors, thi[...]

P a g e 22 Finally, a variable level of gamma correction maybe applied to the video. Note that whilst the lookup table ad justs how the waveforms and v ectorscope are displayed, the data shown in the Dataview window is always the exact data contained upon the serial inputs. If your Dual Link system also includes the optional Motion/capture module, [...]

P a g e 23 Engineering – Picture Omni Tek X R can det ect wheth e r the pi ctu re is moving o r froz en, or whet h er t he pict u re has gone to black, or to black and white . The settings for the detectors may be configured here. • Motion Content A level of filtering can be applied to the picture. This is designed to accommodate an analog VTR [...]

P a g e 24 ATC is available in SD a nd HD, but VITC is only read in SD, and it is necessary to configure which lines are to be used to read the timecode data. The typical lines used for PAL and NTSC are shown above. For ATC, noting that ATC is simply a packet that can contain different types of timecode, it is necessary to specify whether you inten[...]

P a g e 25 Engineering - Wide Screen Sig nalling (Li ne 2 3) Reader Configurati on The standard OmniTek XR system can detect and decode wide screen signaling data that is contained in line 23 of a PAL/625 signal. XR can interpret the data either as per EN300294, or as modified by ARDSPEC.[...]

P a g e 26 Engineering - Teletext Detector C onfigu ration Omni Tek X R can det ect t he pres enc e o f tel etext data in the i ncom i ng vi deo. It is necessary to specify the correct line nu mber that contains the data. This fe at ure onl y wo rk s in SD.[...]

P a g e 27 3 Toolbar Icons Beneath the menus there is a row of icons, referred to collectively as the toolb ars, which provide direct access to many of the functions contained in the menus. The toolbars shown here is just one arrangement with a ll of the toolbars activated. Of course, Windows provides the ability to undock or mo ve each toolbar ind[...]

P a g e 28 A Time Shift recording can be triggered by one of th e trigger conditions shown in this dialogue box. It can be based on reaching one of several given VITC or ATC time code values, or on a specific error condition, such as a CRC error occurring. In all cases, it is possible to remain in Ti me Shift mode, waiting for the next trigger, anc[...]

P a g e 29 Jump to the en d of the clip E nable loop mode for sequence play The Frame box with drop down selection lets you select an indiv idual frame from the sequence for immediate display. The speed box with drop down sel ection lets you choose a playback s peed for the sequence. This can be real time, quarter speed, half speed or double speed.[...]

P a g e 30 When o pera t ing i n dual l ink m odes, the sou rce t o the an alyz er modu le, t he moni tor ou tput and t he seri al o u tputs all mus t be t he sam e, so all either look at the internal test p attern generator (or Frame-store), or they all look at the serial input. In Dual link, there are two modes of operations. It can either operat[...]

P a g e 31 The red ‘triangle’ icon is used to open the Capture dialogue, to capture from the single or (opt i o na l ) dual li nk input. The icon to the left of th e red triangle icon is used to load an image or sequence prev ious ly sa ved. Full details of the controls with in this window start on page 53 of this manua l. The next icon opens t[...]

P a g e 32 The data view window will display six columns of data when set into d ual link mode, or thre e co lum ns w hen in si ng le l ink mo de. The contents of the Data View window may be saved a s a .txt file. (See the section on window menus on page 45). The file w ill include all the data within the scrollab le window, so if the w indow is se[...]

P a g e 33 This button opens a drop down menu that lets you switch betw een single line view, multi line view, and sweep mode. This contro l duplicates the drop down at the top of the Region -Of-Int erest w indow , de scribed o n page 43. Open the Engineering menu – which is described in full starting on page 17. Crosshair Toolbar Next to these c[...]

P a g e 34 There are two versions of this toolbar. The above version is present in a basic XR system, whilst the version shown below is present if the option Dual Link module is present. Usin g the dr op do wn me nu is i dentic al to s elec ting t he vide o form at f rom the V ideo section of the Engineering dialogue’. The vide o lock referenc e [...]

P a g e 35 4 XR Windows Waveform Window OmniTek XR has extremely powerful and flexible waveform displays. The necessarily means that there are more controls over waveform display than in co nventional products. This section describes the full set of waveform controls that are included as part of the wav ef or m wi n do w. The wa veform w indow can [...]

P a g e 36 Clicking in the highlighted area this time will hide the waveform display controls, and revert to the previous window. There now follows a description of the waveform d isplay controls. OmniTek XR can operate the waveforms in a variety of different fundamental modes, which are selected from the ‘Colour mode:’ drop down control. These[...]

P a g e 37 can be done far more easily by right click and dragging over a portion of the mini-pic display. The chosen area is highlighted on the mini-pic. The section of the mini-pic marked out is used for waveform generation, so you get waveforms zoomed into that area. To revert to the normal display, you must double click with the right mouse key[...]

P a g e 38 The graticule lines can be displayed or hidden, and the graticule text labels can also be displayed or hidden. A mplitude 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 disp lay[...]

P a g e 39 The Look and feel dialogue can be opened from the O ptions menu on each of the Wavef orm, Ve ctorsc ope, Hist ogram or Mini-pic windows. The de fault pag e that is active is chosen depending on which window you opened it from. For the waveforms, the colour of the graticule, and of each different waveform element can be individually chose[...]

P a g e 40 Colour Mode menu This lists the different fo rms of wavefo rm di splay that exist. This duplicates the Colour Mode section on the waveform additional controls s ection, described above. The controls are duplicated for user convenience. Note that although you can select each mode from the menu, you will st ill need to access the controls [...]

P a g e 41 The histogram window, like the waveform window, contains a section of controls which can be displayed or hidden on the ri g ht hand side of the window. Please see the above section on the Waveform window for details of re vealing the window controls. Again like the waveform window, the most commonly used controls are available from the C[...]

P a g e 42 The Look and Feel controls adjust the filt eri ng controls applied to the module creating the vectorsco pe disp lay. The Gain co ntrol a ffects the brightne ss of th e vector scope i mage, whilst the Gamma of the display can also be varied. Finally the length of the persistence on the display can be adjusted with the Decay control. Other[...]

P a g e 43 ‘Save snapshot’ will take the curre nt vectorscope data and write it to a n amed bitmap file. On the Window menu are controls to resize the vectorscope display to match the resolution in which it is being generated. These work in a similar fashion to these controls on the wa veform window. Region of Interest Window The Region of Inte[...]

P a g e 44 The default waveform position has pixel 1 at the left of the display, and the last pixel on the r ight of the d ispl ay. I t is possi ble to scrol l the view of the wavef orm ar ound , whic h provides a useful means of examining blanking data. This can be done with the ‘H pos’ slider. The image can be magnified using the ‘H mag’ [...]

P a g e 45 The display of the mini-pic defaults to normal, full colour mode. When using the XR in a colorist environment, where brightly coloured displays c an be a distraction for the colorist, it may be helpful to switch the mi ni-pic i nto the m onochrome mode. The mini-pic can also be switched into a blue or green mode, whereby the blue (or gre[...]

P a g e 46 Cage Generator OmniTek XR contains a cage generator. By selecting the cage icon the Cage dialog ue appea rs. To e nable the disp lay o f a c age, pres s ‘E nabl e Cage ’. T o ena ble m ask s, s elect a mask type from the drop down box. The mask will only be shown if Enable Cage is selected. The OmniTek hardware contains t w o separat[...]

P a g e 47 'Profile' box. If there is a name shown in the profile box, then your settings will be saved to this 'file'. If it is blank, a dialogue box ap pears to let you enter a new name. Once you have several names in use, they can be s elected by using the drop down arro w to the rig ht of the p rofi le bo x. H ence if you ha[...]

P a g e 48 5 Video Checking Features Introduction Omni Tek X R has t he abil ity t o dis play r eal-t ime st atus infor mati on for audi o and v ideo data, and to detect and count various types of errors. Status infor mation and error counts are displayed in two status windows, one for video and one for audio. Video Status/Error detection The Video[...]

P a g e 49 The fo l lowi n g inf ormat ion is display ed in t he Vide o Statu s box General video stat us parameters • Input standard - Show s what standard has been detected (if in auto in put detect), or shows the standard that the unit has been set to (if standard has been manually set). • Serial d igital input - present & in correct sta[...]

P a g e 50 • The warning messag e can occur instantly, or after the condition has occur red for greater than a set period. This can be adjusted in the Picture section of the Eng ineering dialog. • L uminance content - p resent/chroma only • The warning messag e can occur instantly, or after the condition has occur red for greater than a set p[...]

P a g e 51 turned green. Periods of time when errors occurred are coloured red. Hence by looking at this line, you can see whether errors are in bursts, or periodic, etc. Timecode Che cking The View module can check timecode on the serial input. The reader is configured using the Time Code page of the Engineering dialogue box, described on page 23 [...]

P a g e 52 6 Audio Checking Features OmniTek XR monitors PPM levels of 8 of the total 16 channels of a udio, and channel status information for all 16 channels, displaying the results in the Audio Status w indow. For each audio group, XR firstly detects whether the gr oup is enabled or not. If it is enabled, th en the status information is di splay[...]

P a g e 53 7 Generator Window With the Motion/Capture option, the product has a Generator window, providing access to those functions required for saving and loading data. The contents and operation of t h is window is described here. File Menu This lets you load and save configurations, where a configuration is a set of images and sequences. Note [...]

P a g e 54 ‘Rotate thumbnail frame’ refer s to the thumbnail image that is displayed when a sequence is loaded. By default just the first frame of the sequence is displayed. By selecting this choice, the thumbnail changes from time to time to other fra mes within the sequence. View Menu The view menu controls aspects of how the window looks. It[...]

P a g e 55 Open existing configuration Save con figurat ion I mport existing image or sequence Capt ure da t a f r om s er i al i n put D elet e imag e or s equen c e fr om curre nt c onfigu rat i on S ave current image or sequence to disk Halt the import of patterns – useful if you start loading a sequence, then decide it is the wrong one. Reloa[...]

P a g e 56 Pattern Creation Test patterns w ith the Motion /Capture op tion are one of two typ es – frame s, and sequences. Frame based patterns These are s tor ed as indiv idu al f ram es, s o that a pic tur e capt ure d wit h a di git al ca mera, or an ima ge gene rated in a graphic s appli cation co uld be us ed. Images can be in a variet y of[...]

P a g e 57 Once the sequen ce has been accessed, the first frame of the sequence will appear in the XR window. To actually load it in to the out put buffer, click on the image. Once the sequence has loaded, the transport control icons in the main XR window can be used. The transport controls are described on page 27. Note that a long sequence, and [...]

P a g e 58 Sequence - Select a length for the sequence (the maximum length will be determined by the standard you are in, and the mount of RAM fitted on your system). When you press Grab, the unit starts recording a sequence of im ages, of the d uration previously set. This sequence may later be saved as a .avi file. If you also have the Advanced O[...]

P a g e 59 Under 'Use blanking and an cillary data', select 'from internal generator', to have the audio, video index, wide screen signalling facilitie s in XR available to in sert data onto the output, and remove the entire ancillary data pa cke ts from the origina l source material. Alternative ly select 'Fro m Sour ce Im[...]

P a g e 60 Specify load sub-section is concerned with sequence loading (part of Motion/Capture). This item is only available if the currently selected thumbnail is a sequence. This menu selection opens a dialog that lets yo u specify a different frame as the first in the sequence, other than frame one which is the def ault. Similarly you can spec i[...]

P a g e 61 To configure the file monitor, click ‘Add’ to choose the location for the monitored folder(s). Specify which file format(s) to monitor by ticking the appropriate boxes. The actual monitoring process can be enabled by either clicking the ‘Monitor ’ button on this dialogue, or by clickin g the ‘start monitoring’ icon, . This fu[...]

P a g e 62 Add/Edit item As previously mentioned, items can be added to the playlist by dragging a source pattern from the Generator Window. Upon doing so, an item-edit Window will appear allowing the user to specify the duration for this item and also the ability to edit various video/audio gener ator feat ures such as pan ning , char act er ge ne[...]

P a g e 63 Item order Playlist items can be ordered (moved up a nd down the list) by using the up/down arrow toolb ar bu ttons or th e ‘Mov e sel ected patt ern d own’/ ’Mov e sele cted patt ern up’ menu items in the ‘Pattern’ main menu. These actions will only aff ect the selected item. You can also move an item up or down the list by [...]

P a g e 64 There are a number of occasions where a playing playlist will be stopped: • An item is added, edited or dele ted • The pattern in the Generator Window is changed • The order of the items in the playlist Window are changed • A new Generator configuration is created, or a new configuration is loaded • A source pattern used in the[...]

P a g e 65 8 Other Features Status Bar At the bottom of the main application window, there is a status bar. The curren tly selecte d video forma t is display. No te that this may no t reflect the standard o f a video source connected to the unit. The status of the analog reference, and the serial input are then displayed. The items are colour coded[...]

P a g e 66 Presets Presets are individual macros that can be assigned to hotkeys. Presets can be freely assigned to Shift-F1 th rough to Shift- F12. Prese ts wor k in both the normal Win dows environment, and in the full screen modes. To create a new preset, press the ‘Record’ button. All actions that are performed are captured, right up until [...]

P a g e 67 A1 File Types Curr ent O m niTek syst ems us e some un ique f ile t ypes. This sect i on explai ns what t ype of data i s held i n each file type. .od s ( O mn i D esktop S etti ngs) Stores everything: all user configurable engineering settings, the four layouts (pages), and all other misc settings and preferences. Note that OmniTek save[...]

P a g e 68 A2 Logging Configuring Logging, and SNMP alerts OmniView now contains a comprehensive logging package. The system has the ability to make entries into an XML log file whenever specific conditions occur. It can also transmit an SNMP aler t based on certain conditions occurring. These two functions work independently. Both log entries, and[...]

P a g e 69 Every parameter that can be logged is shown on this dialogue. There is a check box adjacent to each parameter. If the check box contains a solid ‘tick’, as shown above, then occur rences of th e para meter is written into the XML log file, with the word ‘ERROR ’ next to it. If the check box contains a grayed out tick, then occurr[...]

P a g e 70 SNMP Configuration and use The SNMP configuration dialog is accessed from the main Configuration menu. You can use this dialogue to specify which of the listed conditions should be used to send SNMP traps. Each item w ill send a trap every time the specified error condition occurs, or clears. For example, if Picture Quality is se lected,[...]

P a g e 71 Select the 'Services (Local)' item in the left hand pane, and then scroll down to the 'SNMP Service' item in the right hand pane. Doubl e click the 'SNMP Service' item, and t hen go to the 'Traps' tab. You can now add, delete or edit the IP addresses where traps are sent . You'll probably see [...]

P a g e 72 A3 Measuring Audio/Video Delays An OmniTek system can be used to measure either absolute audio and video delays through external equipment, or can measure the relative delay between the audio and video paths. The OmniTek modules and options required are different between the two modes. The Advan ced Option is required. This appendix desc[...]

P a g e 73 Loop A/V Delay Testing In this mode, the absolute video and audio delays are measured between the input and output of the OmniTek system. The A/V Delay Test Sequence is output using the Gen signal generator, and the signal is taken dire ctly to the equip ment under test. The output fr om the equip ment is fed straight back to the View in[...]

P a g e 74 Relative A/V Delay Testing In this mode, the relative delay between audio and video is measured. The OmniTek A/V Delay Test Sequence generator may be installed remotely to the video analyzer, which means that it is possible to measure A/V dela ys in satellite, cabl e, or te rrestrial broadcast links. Note that the delay test sequence may[...]

P a g e 75 Setting up the Om niTek System This section explains how to set up the OmniTek system to perform the delay testing operations. Gen Setup If Gen is to be used for generating the special A/V Delay Test Sequence, this is the sequence of operations required: 1. Set the Gen system to the correct video format in the “Engineering > Video S[...]

P a g e 76 View Setup Set the source routing such that the serial o utput from the OmniTek system is coming from the Gen test sequence, and the analyzer input is connected to the serial input. Enable the A/V Delay Measurement dialogue by sele cting ‘Delay measurement…’ from the Analyzer menu. Select “Loop Delay” or “Relative Delay” on[...]

P a g e 77 Index ATC ............................. ....................... .... ........ 23 black and white detecto r ..................... .... ..... ... 23 black detecto r ............................ .... ..... ......... ... 23 composite ............... ....................... ................. 36 CRT emulation ...................... ..... .....[...]

P a g e 78 Timecode checki ng ............... ....................... ... 51 Toolbar Crosshair ......... ....................... ..................... 33 Cursor ...................... ....................... .... ........ 33 main ............................. ....................... ........ 30 run ....................... ..... ....................[...]