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Leader LV 5152DA Waveform Monitor
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- Multi-Format HDTV Waveform Monitor
- Digital and Analog Inputs
- 8-CH AES/EBU Digital Audio Outputs
- YPbPr or GBR Analog Pic Monitor Output
- External Reference for Analog and Digital Timing
- Digital Data Dump in Hex
- Extensive Error Logging and Custom Alarms
- System Matrices for 1080i/720p and 1035i
- RGB Gamut Error and p-p Readout of WFM Components
- Auto System Recognition and Setup with Display
- Selectable 16, 18, 20 or 24 Bit Audio Monitoring
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Model LV 5152DA provides full monitoring facilities for 1080i/60 (59.94)/50, 1080p/30 (29.97)/25/24 (23.98)/24sF (23.98sF), 1035i/60 (59.94) and 720p/60 (59.94) systems. (A switchable matrix accommodates Y formulation for both 1035i and 1080i/720p systems.) The unit accepts two SDI inputs and provides a switched active output of the selected input. One set of analog-component inputs accepts YPbPr or GBR. Waveforms may be monitored in YCbCr or GBR form, in three-channel overlaid or parade display. Other display modes include Vector (with the choice of electronic or external illuminated graticule), timing (bowtie), picture and stereo (Lissajous). A decoded three wire picture monitor output may be set in either YPbPr or GBR.
New features include the capture and readout of data for all data points in the raster in hex form for addressable lines and data addresses. In addition, a readout of SDI level in terms of equivalent cable length from an ideal source is provided. Of particular value is the ability to separate embedded digital audio with eight channels of AES/EBU digital output. A YCbCr conversion to GBR facilities gamut checks to spot illegal colors. Cursor measurements provide 0.5% accuracy.
Extensive menu-selected operations give wide ranging control over operating parameters and include the line select (with numbering readout corresponding to the chosen system) and precision cursor measurements of level, time and frequency. The preset system stores ten front-panel settings for instant (and remote) recall, and a new on-screen display reduces preset recalls to a single key stroke.
An advanced error reporting system, applicable to 1080i systems, records the time of the first detected error, time elapsed since the first error and the total error count in that period. Errors are detected in video (Y & C), embedded audio and ancillary data with provision for remote indication. A white phosphor CRT is standard. |
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