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PHSXT-200 3

SxTAG Operation Manual

Software Release 1.02

Manual Revision 3

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About this Manual

Notice

The information in this document has been produced by PHABRIX Ltd with care and is believed

to be accurate. PHABRIX Ltd does not assume responsibility for loss or damage resulting from

errors, omissions or inaccuracies herein. This document is subject to change and revisions may

be made and issued to include such changes.

No part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any

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PHABRIX Ltd and are protected by international treaty provisions and national copyright laws.

Revision

This manual is a revision controlled document. Any changes to any page content will be

reﬂected in the overall revision status of the whole manual.

Revision Date Software Version Comment

1 28/02/2014 0.12.0024 First release of manual

2 15/07/2014 1.01.12275 Full product release

3 12/11/2014 1.02.12980 Power management

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Getting Started

Package Contents

The shipping box should contain the following:

1 black carrying bag containing:

PHABRIX SxTAG unit

Power Supply Unit

Mains lead

CD Manual

The shipping box will also contain this Manual on a CD, note that the Web Site always contains

the latest version of the manual. The version of software that this manual supports is on the

front page.

General Safety

Avoiding Personal Injury

This instrument is designed for use by qualiﬁed personnel only.

No user serviceable parts are provided. Units should be returned to your local

PHABRIX agent for servicing.

The Operator should NOT remove the case from the unit.

Do not spill any liquid onto the unit or its power adaptor.

Do not look directly into the ﬁbre optic connections of cable as this may cause

permanent damage to the eye.

Power Supply

Make sure that the unit is connected to the correct power supply voltage. A power supply

adaptor is supplied with the unit which may be connected to any AC power supply between

100 and 240VAC at 50-60Hz. Only the supplied power adaptor should be used with the

unit. Do not use a damaged AC cable with the unit as it may cause a shock or ﬁre hazard.

Replacement AC cables are available from your local PHABRIX agent.

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Installation Environment

Operating Temperature

The unit should only be operated between 0 and 40 °Centigrade. If the unit is

operated at a higher temperature there is a possibility of a ﬁre hazard. If the

temperature is changed rapidly from a cold environment to a hot environment,

moisture can be created internally which can cause malfunction or damage the

unit. Allow the unit to sit for 30 minutes without power applied to reduce any

possibility of condensation. If the temperature rises above 60°Centigrade a

warning dialog will be given. If the temperature rises above 65°Centigrade the

unit will be turned OFF. Under both conditions, an event will be added to the

event log to show what happened.

Input/Output Terminals

Do not connect the input or output BNC connectors to external power as this can damage the

internal circuitry and cause the unit to work incorrectly.

The BNC connectors ﬁtted on this unit are 75Ω type which are not compatible with 50Ω plugs.

The use of 50Ω plugs will permanently damage the connectors on the unit. The

use of 50Ω plugs is considered to be misuse of the equipment and will therefore

invalidate the unit’s warranty.

SFP Cage

When the SFP cage is ﬁtted, either an SFP or a bung must be ﬁtted in the SFP

cage at all times to prevent the SxTAG overheating.

When Not In Use

Disconnect the unit from the power supply and AC power source when not in use.

Maintenance

Wipe the case, and knobs gently with a soft cloth, lightly dampened with a neutral cleaning

agent. A screen cleaning cloth may be used to clean the LCD. Do not apply force to the LCD

when cleaning or it may be damaged.

Remove the power supply from the unit and turn OFF before cleaning. Do not

allow any water or other liquid to enter the unit while cleaning.

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Disposal of Equipment

This product is subject to the European WEEE (Waste Electrical and

Electronic Equipment) directive and should be disposed of according to the

regulations of each country.

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Getting Started iii

Package Contents........................................................................................................iii

General Safety.............................................................................................................iii

Avoiding Personal Injury.........................................................................................iii

Power Supply .........................................................................................................iii

Installation Environment .............................................................................................iv

Operating Temperature ..........................................................................................iv

Input/Output Terminals...........................................................................................iv

SFP Cage................................................................................................................iv

When Not In Use ....................................................................................................iv

Maintenance ..........................................................................................................iv

Disposal of Equipment ................................................................................................ v

Description

SxTAG Instrument 1–3

Overview..................................................................................................................... 1–3

Turning on and off the instrument ............................................................................... 1–3

Menu Operation ......................................................................................................... 1–4

Main Menu ............................................................................................................ 1–4

Instrument Status................................................................................................... 1–5

Using the Menus .................................................................................................... 1–5

Input / Output Selection ......................................................................................... 1–6

SxTAG Software Options ............................................................................................. 1–7

Overview ................................................................................................................ 1–7

SDI data stream analysis ....................................................................................... 1–7

Command scripts with print report ......................................................................... 1–8

Enhanced remote control........................................................................................ 1–8

2K-SDI Option ........................................................................................................ 1–10

Ancillary Data status.............................................................................................. 1–10

Dolby bit-stream Analyzer ...................................................................................... 1–10

Dolby bit-stream Generator.................................................................................... 1–11

AES Eye.................................................................................................................. 1–11

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Menu Reference

Generator Menu 2–3

Video Out (Generator Option) ..................................................................................... 2–3

Output ................................................................................................................... 2–3

Standard ................................................................................................................ 2–3

Colour Format ........................................................................................................ 2–4

EDH........................................................................................................................ 2–4

Errors ..................................................................................................................... 2–4

SMPTE 352............................................................................................................ 2–4

Pattern ................................................................................................................... 2–5

Ident ...................................................................................................................... 2–7

Sx 2K-SDI Option ................................................................................................... 2–8

Genlock Menu............................................................................................................. 2–9

Source.................................................................................................................... 2–9

Reference Out ........................................................................................................ 2–9

Delay ..................................................................................................................... 2–9

Audio Group Menu...................................................................................................... 2–10

Group n.................................................................................................................. 2–10

Master ................................................................................................................... 2–10

Analog o/p.............................................................................................................. 2–10

AES o/p .................................................................................................................. 2–10

Dolby (Dolby Generator Option).................................................................................. 2–11

Overview ................................................................................................................ 2–11

Dolby E .................................................................................................................. 2–11

Dolby Digital .......................................................................................................... 2–11

Dolby Digital Plus................................................................................................... 2–12

Dolby E Synchronisation - Generator Reference ..................................................... 2–12

Editing Program Information .................................................................................. 2–12

Program Meta Data Editing ................................................................................... 2–13

Default Program Meta Data................................................................................... 2–15

Embedding Dolby on SDI Stream............................................................................ 2–15

Embedding Dolby Signals on AES Stream............................................................... 2–15

Analyzer Menu 2–17

Overview..................................................................................................................... 2–17

Picture ........................................................................................................................ 2–18

Analyzer Source Selection ...................................................................................... 2–18

Sample, Line and Field Selection ............................................................................ 2–18

Aspect Ratio........................................................................................................... 2–18

Zoom ...................................................................................................................... 2–19

Active Picture ......................................................................................................... 2–19

Cursor .................................................................................................................... 2–19

Composite Input Termination .................................................................................. 2–19

Blue ....................................................................................................................... 2–19

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Waveform Monitor ...................................................................................................... 2–20

Analyzer Source Selection ...................................................................................... 2–20

Sample, Line and Field Selection ............................................................................ 2–20

Waveform Type ...................................................................................................... 2–21

Magniﬁcation ......................................................................................................... 2–21

Cursors................................................................................................................... 2–21

Setup Button Dialogue ........................................................................................... 2–22

External Reference ................................................................................................. 2–22

Vectorscope................................................................................................................. 2–23

Analyzer Source Selection ...................................................................................... 2–23

Sample, Line and Field Selection ............................................................................ 2–23

Magniﬁcation ......................................................................................................... 2–24

Graticule ................................................................................................................ 2–24

Setup Button Dialogue ........................................................................................... 2–24

Composite Subcarrier Phase Alignment.................................................................. 2–24

Signal Data ................................................................................................................. 2–25

Analyzer Source Selection ...................................................................................... 2–25

Type ....................................................................................................................... 2–25

Signal Information Menu 2–27

Overview..................................................................................................................... 2–27

Video Status................................................................................................................ 2–27

EDH/CRC ERRORS.................................................................................................. 2–27

EDH DATA .............................................................................................................. 2–27

Cable Length .......................................................................................................... 2–28

Active Picture CRC.................................................................................................. 2–28

MISC Status ................................................................................................................ 2–29

Payload ID – SMPTE 352 ...................................................................................... 2–29

Video Format ......................................................................................................... 2–29

Video Timing ............................................................................................................... 2–30

ANC Status (ANC Option) ........................................................................................... 2–31

ANC Inspector (SDI Data Option) ................................................................................ 2–32

ANC Inspector Setup .............................................................................................. 2–33

Error Triggers ......................................................................................................... 2–33

SFP Info ...................................................................................................................... 2–34

Audio Menu 2–35

Meters ........................................................................................................................ 2–35

Audio Status ............................................................................................................... 2–36

Dolby Status (Dolby Analyzer Option) ......................................................................... 2–37

Overview ................................................................................................................ 2–37

Dolby E .................................................................................................................. 2–37

Dolby Digital .......................................................................................................... 2–37

Dolby Digital Plus................................................................................................... 2–38

Analyser Reference ................................................................................................ 2–38

Source selection ..................................................................................................... 2–38

Dolby E Framing Values ......................................................................................... 2–38

Dolby E Programme conﬁguration.......................................................................... 2–39

Dolby Digital Programme conﬁguration ................................................................. 2–40

Dolby Digital Plus Programme conﬁguration .......................................................... 2–40

Programme Metadata............................................................................................ 2–41

Peak Metering........................................................................................................ 2–42

AES Eye (CVBS In) Option ........................................................................................... 2–43

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System Menu 2–45

Memories.................................................................................................................... 2–45

Saving Memories ................................................................................................... 2–45

Recalling Memories................................................................................................ 2–45

Renaming Memories .............................................................................................. 2–45

Adding Additional Memories .................................................................................. 2–46

Clearing Memories ................................................................................................. 2–46

Exporting Memories............................................................................................... 2–46

Disk Space ............................................................................................................. 2–46

Command Scripts........................................................................................................ 2–47

Steps, Actions and Parameters............................................................................... 2–47

Creating Command Scripts..................................................................................... 2–48

Editing Command Scripts ....................................................................................... 2–48

Running a Script..................................................................................................... 2–49

Network ...................................................................................................................... 2–50

Remote Control of Sx Instrument (Cost Option) ...................................................... 2–50

Misc............................................................................................................................ 2–51

Changing The Date/Time ........................................................................................ 2–51

Changing the Date Format: .................................................................................... 2–51

Setting LCD Brightness........................................................................................... 2–51

Setting Screen Saver Mode .................................................................................... 2–51

Setting User Language ........................................................................................... 2–51

Changing Options Security Code ............................................................................ 2–51

Utils ............................................................................................................................ 2–52

Dealer Features...................................................................................................... 2–52

Hardware Status .................................................................................................... 2–52

System Temperature............................................................................................... 2–52

Voltages ................................................................................................................. 2–52

Engineer...................................................................................................................... 2–53

Clear Memories...................................................................................................... 2–53

Default Settings...................................................................................................... 2–53

SDI In - SFP Out ..................................................................................................... 2–53

Set User Login........................................................................................................ 2–53

Adding/Deleting Users............................................................................................ 2–54

Editing The Prompt Text ......................................................................................... 2–54

Software Upgrade .................................................................................................. 2–55

CVBS Out Gain ....................................................................................................... 2–55

CVBS Inputs ........................................................................................................... 2–55

Audio Calibration ................................................................................................... 2–55

Logging Menu 2–57

Overview..................................................................................................................... 2–57

Event Log.................................................................................................................... 2–57

Log Setup.................................................................................................................... 2–58

Audio Thresholds.................................................................................................... 2–58

Video Status........................................................................................................... 2–58

AES Status ............................................................................................................. 2–59

Dolby Status (Requires Dolby Analysis Option) ...................................................... 2–59

Logging .................................................................................................................. 2–59

Log Time Limit........................................................................................................ 2–59

Log ANC Status........................................................................................................... 2–60

Speaker Menu 2–61

Overview..................................................................................................................... 2–61

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