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HD Caption Legalizer / Relocating Bridge MODEL ... - EEG Enterprises

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CB512 <strong>HD</strong> <strong>Caption</strong> <strong>Legalizer</strong> / <strong>Relocating</strong> <strong>Bridge</strong>GPI Connector Pin AssignmentsThe GPI and GPO ports use 8-pin RJ45 connectors. The pin assignments aregiven in the table below, with pin numbers beginning with ‘1’ on the left sideof the connector.PinGPI/GPOGPI Switch Functions1 Ground2 GPI-B3 Ground4 GPI-C5 Ground6 GPI-D7 Ground8 GPI-AEach GPI Switch is activated when closed (connected to ground), and inactivewhen open (left floating). The default GPI functions are defined as follows:GPI-A: Relocate <strong>Caption</strong>ing – Top 3 Rows (T3)GPI-B: Relocate <strong>Caption</strong>ing – Top 2 Rows (T2)GPI-C: Relocate <strong>Caption</strong>ing – Bottom 2 Rows (B2)GPI-D: Relocate <strong>Caption</strong>ing – Bottom 3 Rows (B3)The default functions of these GPI switches enable remapping of captiondisplays to avoid either the top rows or bottom rows of the television screen.This function should be used to avoid blocking emergency information, newscrawls, or other important graphics. The FCC requires that emergency alertinformation be visible to closed caption viewers.For CEA-708 <strong>HD</strong> captioning, the CB512 can also be configured to map allcaptions to the left or right half of the 16:9 screen. The default setting is for <strong>HD</strong>captioning to appear the 4:3 center cut area in the middle of the screen.Horizontal position of CEA-608 captions is not affected by these settings.12©2009-2011 <strong>EEG</strong> <strong>Enterprises</strong>, Inc.

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