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980 Protocol Analyzer User Guide for MHL Compliance Testing 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev. A11 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator Module User Guide Rev: A11 Page 1 October 6, 2017 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev. A11 Table of Contents 1. About the 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator Module 8 1.1 Scope of this User Guide 8 1.2 Changes to this User Guide 9 1.3 What options are available with the 980? 10 1.4 980 User Interface 13 2. Getting Started 14 2.2 What is shipped with the 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator module? 14 2.3 Operational workflow for HDMI Video Pattern Testing 14 3. Testing HDMI Displays with the 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator module 16 3.1 Workflow for running the video pattern testing of HDMI 2.0 displays 16 3.2 Connector Description 17 3.3 Making the physical HDMI connections 18 3.4 Navigating through the 980 GUI Manager interface 21 3.5 Selecting HDMI or DVI formats 26 3.6 Selecting formats (resolutions) 28 3.7 Configuring the format Settings 38 3.8 Selecting Test Patterns 41 3.9 Testing 3D Displays 48 3.10 Testing UHD Displays with UHD Alliance Test Patterns 53 3.11 Testing 4:2:0 Capable Displays 54 3.12 Testing UHD Displays with HDR Lab Test Patterns 57 3.13 Testing HDR Displays with HDR Test Patterns 87 3.14 Viewing the EDID of a connected display 91 3.15 Viewing the SCDC register contents of a connected display 97 3.16 Selecting audio formats 101 3.17 Testing HDCP 1.4 on a connected display 106 3.18 Testing HDCP 2.2 on a connected display 108 3.19 Configuring and Transmitting Custom Metadata Values with the InfoFrame Utility 114 3.20 Viewing Metadata Packets Transmitted to a Connected Display 124 4. Auxiliary Channel Analyzer (ACA) Utilities 127 4.1 Aux Channel Analyzer (ACA) – For Real Time Viewing of Auxiliary Channel Data 127 4.2 ACA Remote Control – For Real Time Viewing of HDMI Aux Channel Data 133 4.3 Monitoring the HDMI auxiliary channel with the ACA utilities 137 4.4 ACA Data Viewer – Viewing Stored Aux Channel Data 146 4.5 Viewing Stored HDMI DDC traces on a PC with the ACA Data Viewer utility 152 4.6 Using the ACA Find Feature 158 4.7 Using the ACA Filter Feature 169 5. CEC Tester 184 5.1 Accessing the CEC Tester application 184 5.2 Configuring the CEC Tester to Emulate a CEC Device 186 5.3 Sending CEC Messages 189 5.4 Monitoring CEC Messages with the ACA 194 5.5 Sending CEC Messages with Corrupt Bits 199 5.6 Modifying the timing parameters of CEC Messages 201 Page 2 October 6, 2017 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev. A11 5.7 Simulating Non-Acknowledgements of CEC Messages 203 5.8 Simulating Arbitration Errors on CEC Messages 205 6. Pattern List Editor 208 5.1 Creating a custom list of test patterns 208 5.2 Applying a custom Pattern List 214 5.3 Viewing a custom Pattern List 221 7. Format List Editor 223 6.1 Creating a custom Format List 223 6.2 Applying a custom Format List 230 6.3 Viewing a custom Format List 236 8. Format Editor 238 7.1 Accessing the Format Editor 238 7.2 Format Editor - Basic Window Configuration and Operation 240 7.3 Format Editor – New Format 242 7.5 New Format - Digital Video Tab 252 7.6 New Format - Digital Audio Tab 254 7.7 New Format - AFD Tab 256 7.9 Format Editor - Open 258 7.10 Format Editor - Save 259 7.11 Creating a new format using the Format Editor 260 7.12 Modifying an existing format using the Format Editor 264 9. Command Reference 267 8.1 Accessing the Command Line 267 8.2 Command Line Conventions 269 8.1 Video-Related commands 270 10. Upgrading the 980 Manager and 980 278 11. Image Reference 280 10.1 Standard image descriptions 280 10.2 3DXTalk 280 10.3 Acer1 281 10.4 Acer2 282 10.5 Acer3, Acer4, Acer5, Acer6 283 10.6 Acer7 and Acer8 284 10.7 Acer9 285 10.8 AFDtest 286 10.9 Anamorph 287 10.10 AnsiGray 288 10.11 AnsiLght 289 10.12 Apple 1 290 10.13 Audio_L, Audio_Lf, Audio_R, Audio_Rf, Audio_X, Audio_Xf 291 10.14 Audio_1, Audio_1f, Audio_2, Audio_2f, Audio_3, Audio_3f, Audio_4, Audio_4f, Audio_5, Audio_5f , Audio_6, Audio_6f, Audio_7, Audio_7f, Audio_8, Audio_8f 292 10.15 BarBlack 293 10.16 BLU_EM, GRN_EM, RED_EM, WHT_EM, MEME1111, MEMESony, MESony_B, MESony_G, and MESony_R 294 10.17 BLU_EM+, GRN_EM+, RED_EM+, WHT_EM+, MEMEPlus, MEPlus_B, MEPlus_G, and MEPlus_R 295 10.18 BLU_PIC, GRAY_PIC, GRN_PIC, RED_PIC, WHT_PIC 296 Page 3 October 6, 2017 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev. A11 10.19 Bosch 298 10.20 Box_50mm, Box_64mm, Box100mm, Box150mm, Box200mm, Box250mm 299 10.21 BriteBox 300 10.22 Burst (TV formats only) 301 10.23 BurstTCE 302 10.24 CECTest1, CECTest2 303 10.25 Check511 304 10.26 CheckBy3 305 10.27 CheckBy6 306 10.28 Check_02 307 10.29 Check_11 308 10.30 Checkers 309 10.31 CirclesL 310 10.32 CirclesS 311 10.33 ColorBar 312 10.34 ComFocus 313 10.35 Crosshtch 314 10.36 Cubes 315 10.37 CUBES3D 316 10.38 DecodAdj 317 10.39 DecodChk 318 10.40 Diamond1 319 10.41 Dot1606, Dot1610, Dot1612, Dot1615, Dot1812, Dot1815, Dot2016 320 10.42 DOT_10,DOT_12,DOT24 321 10.43 Dyna 323 10.44 EdidData, Edid2 324 10.45 EdidHdmi1, EdidHdmi2 325 10.46 Elbit 326 10.47 EMITest1 , EMITest3 , EMITest3 , EMITest4 , EMITest5 327 10.48 Examples 329 10.49 Flat, Flat07, Flat13, Flat20, Flat27, Flat33, Flat40, Flat47, Flat53, Flat60, Flat67, Flat73, Flat80, Flat87, Flat93, FlatGray, Flat_01, Flat_02, Flat_03, Flat_04, Flat_05, Flat_06, Flat_07, Flat_08, Flat_09, Flat_10, Flat_11, Flat_12, Flat_13, Flat_14, Flat_15, Flat_16 330 10.50 Flat_B, Flat_G, Flat_R 331 10.51 FlashRGB 332 10.52 Focus20 333 10.53 FocusC14 334 10.54 FocusCCx 335 10.55 FocusEM 336 10.56 FocusEMP 337 10.57 FocusM00 - FocusM15 338 10.58 Focus_@6, Focus_@7, Focus_@8, Focus_@ 339 10.59 Focus_Cx 340 10.60 Focus_H 341 10.61 Focus_MM 342 10.62 Focus_Oo 343 10.63 FontViewer 344 Page 4 October 6, 2017 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev. A11 10.64 Format 345 10.65 Geom_1 – Geom_5 346 10.66 Gray25, Gray40 347 10.67 GrayBar 348 10.68 GrayL1, GrayL3 349 10.69 Grays5, Grays9, Grays11, Grays16, Grays32, Grays64 350 10.70 GraysAll 351 10.71 GraysMHL 352 10.72 Gray_PIC 353 10.73 Grill_11, Grill_15, Grill_22, Grill_33, Grill_44 354 10.74 GRN_EM, GRM_EM+, GRN_HTCH, GRN_PIC 355 10.75 H_Stair 356 10.76 HalfArea 357 10.77 HalfClk 358 10.78 Hat1606, Hat1610, Hat1612, Hat1615 359 10.79 Hat1606A, Hat1610A, Hat1612A, Hat1615A 360 10.80 Hat1812, Hat1815 361 10.81 Hat1812A, Hat1815A 362 10.82 Hat2016 363 10.83 Hat2016A 364 10.84 Hatch_6, Hatch_10i, Hatch_10o, Hatch_12i, Hatch_12o, Hatch_24i, Hatch_24o, Hatch_24s, Hatch_G, Hatch_M, GRN_HTCH, and MAGENTA 365 10.85 Hatch_16, Hatch_20 367 10.86 Hatch20 368 10.87 Hatch4x3, Hatch5x4 and Hatch8x8 369 10.88 Hatch64W 370 10.89 HdcpProd, Hdcp2 371 10.90 Hitatchi 372 10.91 HiLoTrk 373 10.92 HSVnRGB 374 10.93 Imex1 375 10.94 InFocus1 376 10.95 InFocus2 377 10.96 KanjiKAN 378 10.97 L80 379 10.98 LGLCDTVB, LGLCDTVG, LGLCDTVR, LGLCDTVW 380 10.99 LGRamp 381 10.100 Linearty (Linearity) 382 10.101 LinFocus 384 10.102 LipSync, LipSyncB 386 10.103 MAGENTA 387 10.104 Master 388 10.105 MESony_R, MESony_G, MESony_B, 389 10.106 MEMEPlus, MEPlus_B, MEPlus_G, and MEPlus_R 390 10.107 MnslCLR 391 10.108 MnslGM 392 10.109 MnslPG 393 Page 5 October 6, 2017 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev. A11 10.110 MoireX, MoireX33, MoireY, MoireY33 394 10.111 Monoscope 395 10.112 MSony7, MSony8 396 10.113 MulBurst 397 10.114 Needle 398 10.115 Orion 399 10.116 Outline0, Outline1, Outline2, Outline3 400 10.117 OverScan 405 10.118 P1 406 10.119 P2 407 10.120 P3 408 10.121 P4 409 10.122 P5 410 10.123 P6 411 10.124 P6_Sony 412 10.125 P7 413 10.126 P8 414 10.127 P9 415 10.128 PacketTx 416 10.129 Pairing 417 10.130 PanBars 418 10.131 PdsCrt1 418 10.132 PdsCrt2 419 10.133 Persist 420 10.134 PgBar64H, PgBar64V 422 10.135 PgCB, PgCG, PgCR, PgCW, PgCWrgb 423 10.136 Philips1 424 10.137 PixelRep 425 10.138 Pluge 426 10.139 PRN24bit 427 10.140 PRN_5, PRN_9 428 10.141 PulseBar 429 10.142 QuartBox 430 10.143 Ramp 432 10.144 Ramp12 433 10.145 RampDif 434 10.146 RampX 435 10.147 Ramp_B, Ramp_G, and Ramp_R 436 10.148 Raster 437 10.149 RED_EM, RED_EM+ 438 10.150 Regulate 439 10.151 Samsung1, Samsung2 440 10.152 Samsung3 441 10.153 Samsung 4 442 10.154 Samsung5 443 10.155 Samsung6 444 10.156 SansungB 445 Page 6 October 6, 2017 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev. A11 10.157 SamsungT 446 10.158 Set01k 447 10.159 Sharpnes 448 10.160 SlideBox 449 10.161 SMPTE133 450 10.162 SMPTEbar, SMPTEbr2 454 10.163 Sony6 457 10.164 Sony6WLC 458 10.165 sRGBflat 459 10.166 Staircase 460 10.167 Strokes0, Strokes1 461 10.168 TAARamp 462 10.169 Taffeta 463 10.170 Text_9, Text_9T, Text_11, Text_12T, Text_16 464 10.171 TextFlat 465 10.172 ThreeBar 466 10.173 TintAlign 467 10.174 Toshiba 468 10.175 TPVAOC1 and TPVAOC2 469 10.176 TTECorp1 470 10.177 TVBar100 & TVBar_75 (TV formats only) 471 10.178 TVBarH 474 10.179 TVHatch 475 10.180 TVoutLin 476 10.181 TVSplBar 477 10.182 WHT_EM, WHT_EM+ 478 10.183 ZonePlt 479 Page 7 October 6, 2017 980 HDMI 2.0 Video Generator - User Guide Rev.
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