THE OCULUS-F/64 FRAME GRABBER User's Manual

Selecting item 6 will present the Oculus-F/64 Configuration Menu. The menu
will display the current state of the driver. This state is either defined by the
Oculus-F/64 section of the ODX.INI file if it exists or the factory defaults for
the Oculus-F/64.
Select and modify the configuration items as required to match your setup, as
detailed below.
Configuration Menu
Current Device: 1
[ 1 ] Acqu. Sync Source: Camera Master (Sync on composite
Video)
[ 2 ] Acqu. Type Generic RS-170 / NTSC
[ 3 ] Acqu. Video Format: RS-170 (American) 10.00 MHz
(512x484)
[ 4 ] Camera Connector: Camera #1
[ 5 ] Display Video Format: 512 hor. x 480 ver. pixels
Non-Interlaced
[ 6 ] Memory Format: 512 hor. x 512 ver. pixels
[ 7 ] Output Sync Enable: None
[ 8 ] Pixel Size: 8 bits/pixel
[ 9 ] Custom Camera
[ 10 ] Custom Display
[ 11 ] Bus Interface
[ 12 ] VGA PassThrough
Enter Selection (ESC for Main Menu): 1
SELECTION [ 1 ] ACQU. SYNC SOURCE
The Acquisition Sync Source setting determines whether the input device or
the Oculus-F/64 board issues the sync information by selecting "Camera
Master" or "Camera Slave" respectively. In the case of "Camera Master" the
user selects the type of sync signal provided by the input device, as shown
below. For monochrome cameras (CCIR, RS170), the selection is Camera
Master (Sync on Composite Video).
For cameras that are driven with separate sync or composite sync, choose
“Camera Slave” and make the appropriate connections using the sync drives
available on the Oculus-F/64 input cable.
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