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6-14 Chapter 6: Programming
Model 801GC, 801GF & 801GX¥Rev. A
The Scan setting determines if the video and sync
timing is non-interlaced (progressive) or interlaced.
Most of the bottom half of the editor screen is taken
up by the video and sync type settings. The first
three lines determine the behavior of the sync selec-
tion buttons. ACS kind determines what type of com-
posite sync is added to the analog video outputs
when the “ACS” button is pushed. The On setting,
to the right, selects which of the component analog
video outputs will have composite sync added. DCS
kind determines what type of digital (TTL) com-
posite sync is generated when the “DCS” button is
pushed. DSS kind determines what type of digital
(TTL) separate horizontal and vertical syncs are
generated when the “DSS” button is pushed.
The choices for the ACS and DCS sync types are:
• none The operator can not make this selection.
Nothing happens when the button is pressed.
• American HDTV ORed
• American ORed A simple Boolean OR combi-
nation of the individual horizontal and verti-
cal sync pulses.
• American w/serr Composite sync with serra-
tion pulses during the vertical sync period.
• American w/serr & EQ Composite sync with
serration pulses during the vertical sync pe-
riod and equalization pulses added before and
/ or after the vertical sync period. The serra-
tion and equalization pulses occur at twice the
horizontal rate.
• European HDTV ORed
• European ORed A simple Boolean OR combi-
nation of the individual horizontal and verti-
cal sync pulses. The vertical sync delay and
pulse are a half line shorter than shown.