QuVIS Acuity User Manual - page 14
Making connections for basic operation
Follow the diagrams provided to setup connections for playing under local control. Other sections are provided to
describe additional connection types such as networking and remote control setup.
Connection diagrams in this section include:
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Serial Digital video Input/Output connections (Standard)
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Analog video Input/Output connections (Standard)
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Reference video connections (standard)
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Audio output connections
Serial Digital video Input/Output connections (standard)
The QuVIS Acuity Serial Digital Interface (SDI) connectors support both High Definition (HD-SDI) as well as
Standard Definition (SD-SDI) video on the same connection, although only one video standard may be used at any
one time. As indicated in the diagram below, there are actually two sets of output connectors (SDI Out 1 and SDI
Out 2). This enables the same video signal to be routed to two different monitors or input devices at the same time.
There are two BNC connectors for each set of serial digital input and outputs. The connector labeled “A” is the
primary output connector or “Link A”. The connector labeled “B” is used to carry supplemental video information
when Alpha channel output is used (4:2:2:4) or as video “Link B” of a dual-link HD-SDI video mode (SMPTE 372M)
including 12-bit HD-SDI and 4:4:4 content.
Note: Dual-link HDSDI (4:4:4:4) functionality is not supported under all configurations. If you have questions
regarding the configuration of your QuVIS Acuity, please contact your QuVIS salesperson.
Serial Digital (SDI) 4:2:2 Input video connections
Connect your serial digital video cable to the BNC connector labeled “A” in the SDI IN connector group.
Connect SDI cable here.
Serial Digital (SDI) 4:2:2 Output video connections
Connect your serial digital video cable to the BNC connector labeled “A” in the SDI OUT 1 connector group.
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