Contents
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Contents
Before Operation ...................................................................2
Introduction .............................................................. 2
Notational Conventions ........................................... 2
Contents ...............................................................................3
Chapter 1 VG Series Interface Unit Overview ........5
1.1 Relationship between interface unit and
compatible products ........................................ 5
Chapter 2 Common Setting Items
(ALL OUTPUT) ................................................6
2.1 ALL OUTPUT .................................................. 6
Chapter 3 Analog Output Settings
(ANALOG OUTPUT) ......................................9
3.1 Analog unit functions and settings .................. 9
3.1.1 Analog Unit VM-1876-MA ..................... 9
3.1.2 Internal analog output section ............. 10
3.1.3 Connector and pin assignment ........... 12
3.1.4 Setting item ......................................... 14
3.2 TV standard signal functions ........................ 15
3.2.1 Explanation of terms ........................... 15
3.2.2 Setting item ......................................... 20
Chapter 4 Digital Output Settings
(DIGITAL OUTPUT)..................................... 28
4.1 HDMI unit functions and settings .................. 28
4.1.1 HDMI unit VM-1876-M0 and
VM-1876A-M0 ..................................... 28
4.1.2 HDMI 6G Unit VM-1876-M6,
VM-1876A-M6 ..................................... 30
4.1.3 HDMI HDCP2.2 Unit VM-1876-M7 ..... 32
4.1.4 HDMI 6G HDCP2.2 Unit
VM-1876-M8........................................ 34
4.1.5 Internal HDMI output section .............. 36
4.1.6 Connector and pin assignment ........... 38
4.1.7 HDMI data transfer method ................. 39
4.1.8 Output setting items ............................ 43
4.1.9 HDMI configuration setting items ........ 52
4.1.10 Relationship between Pattern Rendering
Bit Length and Dot Clock .................... 54
4.2 DisplayPort unit functions and settings ......... 58
4.2.1 DisplayPort Unit VM-1876-M1 ............ 58
4.2.2 DisplayPort Unit VM-1876A-M1 .......... 60
4.2.3 Connector and pin assignment ........... 64
4.2.4 DisplayPort data transfer method ....... 65
4.2.5 DisplayPort output setting items ......... 68
4.2.6 DisplayPort configuration setting
items .................................................... 70
4.2.7 DP Analysis setting items .................... 71
4.2.8 Displaying setting information as
patterns ............................................... 73
4.2.9 Relationship between Pattern Rendering
Bit Length and Dot Clock .................... 76
4.3 SDI unit functions and settings ..................... 83
4.3.1 SDI Unit VM-1876-M5 ......................... 83
4.3.2 12G-SDI Unit VM-1876-MB ................ 83
4.3.3 SDI data transfer method .................... 89
4.3.4 SDI output setting items ...................... 90
4.3.5 Payload ............................................... 91
4.3.6 SDI configuration setting items ........... 93
4.4 V-by-One HS unit functions and settings ...... 96
4.4.1 V-by-One HS Unit VM-1876-M2 ......... 96
4.4.2 Connector and pin assignment ........... 97
4.4.3 V-by-OneHS data transfer method ..... 98
4.4.4 V-by-One HS output setting items .... 115
4.4.5 V-by-One HS configuration setting
items .................................................. 117
4.4.6 V-by-One HS control ......................... 117
4.4.7 Relationship between Pattern Rendering
Bit Length and Dot Clock .................. 118
4.5 iTMDS unit functions and settings .............. 120
4.5.1 iTMDS Unit VM-1876-M9 .................. 120
4.5.2 Connector and pin assignment ......... 121
4.5.3 iTMDS data transfer method ............. 122
4.5.4 iTMDS output setting items ............... 137
4.5.5 Polarity setting of synchronization
signal ................................................. 138
4.5.6 Relationship between Pattern Rendering
Bit Length and Dot Clock .................. 139
4.6 Synchronization unit (multiple VG unit
synchronization) functions and settings ..... 141