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Chapter 3: Module Options and System ConfigurationJCO (3800CO-1) ModuleDescription of H-Drive andV-Drive Sync SignalsFigure 3-9 demonstrates the H-Drive and V-Drive Sync signals wheninverted and not inverted.Select viaju m perN O T Inve rtedSelect Via C ontrol PanelInve rte dPositive+nV0V-n V+nV0V-n VNegative+nV0V-n V+nV0V-n VV oltage level n m ay be set to 1,2 or 4 volts via the control p anelFigure 3-9. H-Drive and V-Drive Sync SignalsSetting the H-Drive andV-Drive syncThis product may containElectrostatic Sensitive Devices(ESD). Take precaution tominimize the risk of damagedue to electrostatic dischargeduring handling.TerminationTo set the H-Drive and V-Drive sync:1. Turn the Upconverter unit’s power off (hot-swapping is notpossible).2. Remove all connector cables to the JCO module.3. Remove the JCO module by unscrewing the holding screws oneither end of the module panel, and gently pulling it straight out.4. Locate the appropriate jumper pins (J5 and/or J9) on the modulecard.5. Place a jumper connector over the appropriate jumper pins (pins 1and 2, or pins 2 and 3) to change the sync.6. Replace the module by pushing it straight into its previousupconverter location and then secure it with the screws.7. Replace connector cables, and then turn the unit on.The output of the JCO module requires termination in 75 ohm forcorrect output levels. It is particularly important to check this whenfeeding into certain computer monitors that have hi-impedance inputs.28 HDU-3800 Installation and Operation Manual
System Configuration Chapter 3: Module Options and System ConfigurationSystem ConfigurationAvoiding Stress to Power SupplyTypical System ConfigurationsHDU-3800 has eight rear slots to accommodate option modules. Toavoid undue stress to the power supply, the total number of fittedmodules should not exceed six, as shown in the accompanyingdiagrams. Contact your Leitch customer service representative if morethan six modules are required.Figures 3-10, 3-11, and 3-12 show some typical system configurations.Customer Network:SD Input SignalsConversion of Non-HDSignals to HD SignalsCustomer Network:HD Signal Output525-SDI InputNTSC InputLHSONLYJSI SEQ I/P SEQ L/T SDI B I/P SDI B L/T SDI A I/P SDI A L/TIHB CVBS1 CVBS2 Y/C SEQ I/PJSOOSEQRHSONLYRHSONLYHDRIVE SYNC Cb/B Y/G OSEQ VDRIVE Cr/RHD-SDI Output 1080/720Y/GCb/BCr/RJGL REF IN REF OUT MONITOR OUT GPI/GPO AUDIO DELAY CONTROLRHSONLYOutput Reference SignalFigure 3-10. General System OverviewHDU-3800 Installation and Operation Manual 29
Page 5 and 6: PrefacePurposeAudienceWriting Conve
Page 9 and 10: Use Proper Power CordTo avoid fire
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