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    							Panasonic AJ-UFC1800
    Universal Format Converter
    System Reference, Ver. 1.11
    Operating Software Level 1.49
    June 15, 2000 
    						
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    Table Of Contents
    GENERAL .....................................................................................................................................................................
    O
    VERVIEW................................................................................................................................................................. 3
    F
    EATURES.................................................................................................................................................................. 3
    S
    PECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................................................................... 4
    CONTROLS ................................................................................................................................................................ 5
    F
    RONT PANEL............................................................................................................................................................ 5
    R
    EAR PANEL.............................................................................................................................................................. 7
    CONNECTIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 9
    I
    NPUT REFERENCE..................................................................................................................................................... 9
    O
    UTPUT REFERENCE.................................................................................................................................................. 9
    B
    LACK BURST REFERENCE........................................................................................................................................ 9
    OPERATION ............................................................................................................................................................ 10
    B
    ASIC OPERATION.................................................................................................................................................... 10
    F
    ILM MODE OPERATION........................................................................................................................................... 11
    MENU TREE .......................................................................................................................................................... 13
    F
    RONT PANEL CONTROLS........................................................................................................................................ 15
    Home Menu ......................................................................................................................................................... 15
    Preset Menu ........................................................................................................................................................ 16
    Video In Menus ................................................................................................................................................... 17
    Video Out Menu .................................................................................................................................................. 17
    Filter Menu ......................................................................................................................................................... 18
    Timing Menu ....................................................................................................................................................... 18
    Resize Menus....................................................................................................................................................... 19
    Gain Menus ......................................................................................................................................................... 20
    Diagnostics Menu ............................................................................................................................................... 21
    Audio Menus ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
    Test Menus .......................................................................................................................................................... 23
    Setup Menus ........................................................................................................................................................ 23
    ERROR MESSAGES ............................................................................................................................................... 26
    OTHERS .................................................................................................................................................................... 27
    INDICATORS ........................................................................................................................................................ 27
    R
    EMOTE CONNECTORS............................................................................................................................................. 28 
    						
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    Features Overview
    Overview
    The purpose of the AJ-UFC1800 is to create a spatial conversion from any input video format to any output video
    format.  The input may be any standard video format (high definition or standard definition), and the output may
    also be any standard video format (high definition or standard definition) as long as it is has a related frame rate to
    the input format.  Frame rate conversion is not performed by the system, but frame rates from input to output may be
    changed by the insertion or removal of 3:2 or 2:2 pull-down.
    While performing a conversion, the end user will usually have to make additional adjustments regarding aspect
    ratio, color space, audio & video timing adjustments, etc.  The AJ-UFC1800 allows all of these types of adjustments
    to be made using a simple front panel control system.
    Features
    - Conversion between most video formats with related frame rates.   See table below.
    - Special film modes to handle 3:2 pull-down and segmented frames.
    - All digital processing, 10 bit, 4:2:2.
    - 1035I  1080I conversions in field or frame (3:2) mode.
    - Extensive pan, zoom and crop function.
    - Internal test pattern generator.
    - 16 user presets with the first 8 remotely selected by GPI.
    - Compact 3U size.
    Group AGroup
    B
    Group
    C
    Format Name Active Sample (H/V) Serial (bps) SMPTE60p60i30p50i24p
    1125i 1920 x 1080 (1035) 1.5G 292M
    750p 1280 x 720 1.5G 296M
    525i 720 x 483 270M 259M
    525p 720 x 483 360M 294M
    625i 720 x 576 270M 259M
    Note: Conversions can be made between any formats within the same group.  Conversion between Group A and
    Group C are done using a 3:2 pull-down function. 
    						
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    Specifications
    [Power requirements:]
    Power supply : AC100V-120V ,  50-60Hz
    AC220V-240V ,  50-60Hz
    Power consumption :  115W
    [GENERAL:]
    Operating temperature : 5 to 40 
    Operating humidity : 10% to 90%
    Weight : 18 Kg
    Dimensions : 424(W) x 133(H) x 500(D)
     [VIDEO INPUTS:]
    1 HD SDI input – SMPTE 292M (1080I/P, 720P, 1035I)
    1 SD SDI input – SMPTE 259M, 294M (480P, 480I, 576I)
    [VIDEO OUTPUTS:]
    2 HD SDI outputs – SMPTE 292M (1080I/P, 720P, 1035I)
    2 SD SDI outputs – SMPTE 259M, 294M (480P, 480I, 576I)
    Output level adjustment: 0 - 1.4
    Black level adjustment: +7.4 / -7.5 IRE
    Video line advance adjustment: 0 - 7 H
    System H phase adjustment: 0 - less than 1H
    [SYNC:]
    1 External sync reference input – analog bi-level or tri-level sync
    loop thru with 75 ohm ON/OFF switch
    1 Genlock output - bi-level (0 to –2V into 75 ohms) or tri-level (+/-300mV into 75 ohms)
    [AUDIO:]
    8 AES/EBU digital audio inputs
    8 AES/EBU digital audio outputs
    SMPTE 272M embedded audio
    Output timing adjustment: 0 - 170ms
    [TIME CODE:]
    External Time Code input/output
    Note: All previous I/Os are on BNC connectors.
    [CONTROL:]
    1 GPI control port – 8 contact closure sensors to activate system presets
    1 RS-232 control port – for connection to a PC for system programming or remote control
    Note: The control ports are 9 pin, D-sub. connectors.
    [ACCESSORIES:]
    Power cord, 1pc. 
    						
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    Controls
    Front Panel
    (1) POWER switch
    After ON is pushed, it will take about 30 seconds for the system to initialize.
    (2)
     CONTROL switch
    This is used to switch between operation from the front panel and the remote
    connectors on the rear panel.  When it is set to REMOTE, front panel operation is
    disabled.  The front panel will indicate this on all menus.  Current settings
    can be viewed, but they cannot be modified in this mode
    .  When it is set to
    LOCAL, the remote connector is disabled.
    (3)
     Display panel
    All menus are displayed on a 40x4 line character display.
    (4)
     Function buttons
    F1-F5 follow the labels assigned to them for each system menu.
    (5)
     EXIT key
    The EXIT key is used to go up one level in the system menus.  At the top level, it
    will cycle through the available menus.
    (6)
     ADJUST
     LED
    This lights when the Control knob is active.
    (7)
     Control knob
    When the ADJUST LED is lit, this controls the selected function shown on the
    display panel.  If no adjustment is selected, it cycles through the choice of
    menus. 
    						
    							6 (8)
     HOME
     key
    Selects the HOME menu.  This displays the selected conversion and allows all
    settings to be viewed.
    (9)
     PRESET
     key
    Selects the PRESET menu.  Allows up to sixteen system configurations to be
    saved and/or restored.
    (10)
     VIDEO IN
     key
    Selects the VIDEO IN menu.  Allows the selection of SD and HD video inputs,
    auto input detection and film modes.
    (11)
     VIDEO OUT
     key
    Selects the VIDEO OUT menu.  Allows the selection of SD and HD video outputs
    and field versus frame filtering for film derived outputs.
    (12)
     FILTER
     key
    Selects the FILTER menu.  H and V filters and enhancement levels can be
    adjusted from this menu.
    (13)
     TIMING
     key
    Selects the TIMING menu.  Reference selections and video phasing can be
    adjusted from this menu.
    (14)
     RESIZE
     key
    Selects the RESIZE menu.  Pan, zoom and crop adjustments can be made here.
    (15)
     GAIN
     key
    Selects the GAIN menu.  Video gain and black level adjustments can be made
    here.
    (16)
     DIAG
     key
    Selects the DIAGnostics menu.  W hen the warning light (17) is illuminated, error
    messages can be viewed here.  The status of all monitored systems can also be
    viewed here.
    (17)
     WARNING
     LED
    Signals a potential system problem.  This will not light for masked errors.
    (18)
     AUDIO
     key
    Selects the AUDIO menu.  Allows for audio channel mapping, synchronization
    and delay adjustments.
    (19)
     TEST
     key
    Selects the TEST menu.  Allows H, V and frame based test patterns to be
    selected as the video input.  Frame patterns can also be saved and/or
    restored here.
    (20)
     SETUP
     key
    Selects the SETUP menu.  Background color, power-up mode, system
    password
     and time code mapping selections are available here. 
    						
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    Rear Panel
    Power supply section
    (1) AC input socket
    This is connected to the power outlet using the supplied cable.
    (2) GND (ground) terminal
    It is recommended that this unit be grounded when connected to
    other units.
    Digital video input/output section
    (3) SD SERIAL IN connector
    (BNCx1
    )SDTV serial digital signals are input to this connector.
    (4) HD SERIAL IN connector
    (BNCx1)HDTV serial digital signals are input to this connector.
    (5) SD SERIAL OUT 1,2
    connectors (BNCx2)SD serial digital signals are output from these connectors.
    (6) HD SERIAL OUT 1,2
    connectors (BNCx2)HD serial digital signals are output from these connectors.
    Reference input/output section
    (7) EXT SYNC IN
    connectors (BNCx2
    )Tri-level/bi-level sync signals or black burst signal are input to
    these connectors as the reference signal.  A loop-through format
    and a 75Ω termination switch are provided.
    (8) LTC IN connector
    (BNCx1)The time code signals are input to this connector.
    (9) GENLOCK SYNC OUT
    connector (BNCx1)The tri-level/bi-level sync signals, for genlocking external inputs,
    are output from this connector.
    (10) LTC OUT connector
    (BNCx1)The time code signals are output from this connector. 
    						
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    Remote control section
    (11) GPI connector (9P
    )
    Switch closure remote control connector.
    (12) REMOTE IN connector
    (RS-232, 9P)RS-232 serial remote input connector.
    Digital audio input/output section
    (13) DIGITAL AUDIO IN CH
    1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
    connectors (BNCx4
    )AES digital audio signals are input to these connectors.
    (14) DIGITAL AUDIO OUT CH
    1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
    connectors (BNCx4
    )AES digital audio signals are output to these connectors. 
    						
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    Connections
    Input Reference
    Output Reference
    Missing output sync reference signal to EXT SYNC IN!
    Black Burst Reference 
    						
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    Operation
    Basic operation
    VIDEO INPress VIDEO IN to select the input format and frame rate.
    FORMATPress FORMAT(F1) to select an HxV value.  Pressing the function key or turning the
    knob will cycle through the range of choices.  AUTO SD or AUTO HD will attempt to
    detect the input format if a signal is present.
     F RATEPress F RATE(F2) to select the frame rate.  Pressing the function key or turning the knob
    will cycle through the range of choices.  AUTO SD or AUTO HD will attempt to detect the
    input format if a signal is present.
    VIDEO OUTPress VIDEO OUT to select the output format and frame rate.
    FORMATPress FORMAT(F1) to select an HxV value.  Pressing the function key or turning the
    knob will cycle through the range of choices.
     F RATEPress F RATE(F2) to select the frame rate.  Pressing the function key or turning the knob
    will cycle through the range of choices.
    This will set the system to nominal conversion settings.  These settings can be modified under the
    following menus.
      
    FILTERPress FILTER to change the conversion filters and to add enhancement.
     H RESPPress H RESP(F1) to select a horizontal filter response.  Pressing the function key or
    turning the knob will cycle through the NARROW, STANDARD and WIDE choices.
     V RESPPress V RESP(F2) to select a vertical filter response.  Pressing the function key or
    turning the knob will cycle through the NARROW, STANDARD and WIDE choices.
      H ENHPress H ENH(F3) to add horizontal enhancement.  Pressing the function key or turning
    the knob will change the amount in 0.5dB steps.
      V ENHPress V ENH(F4) to add vertical enhancement.  Pressing the function key or turning the
    knob will change the amount in 0.5dB steps.
    2-D ENHPress 2-D ENH(F5) to add both horizontal and vertical enhancement at the edge of the
    band.  Pressing the function key or turning the knob will change the amount in 1dB steps.
    This control may have limited effect on upconverted signals.
    RESIZEPress RESIZE to change the zoom, pan or crop settings.  Press EXIT or turn the knob
    until ZOOM/PAN is displayed.  The double arrow “>>” signifies that multiple menus are
    available at this level.
    ZM MODEPress ZM MODE(F1) and select VARIABLE. 
    						
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