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USF-106TICO-12G TICO codec

USF-TICO-ENC USF-TICO-DEC USF-TICO-ENCDEC USF-TICO-UC

1st Edition - Rev. 4

OPERATION

MANUAL

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Precautions

Important Safety Warnings

[Power]

Stop

Do not place or drop heavy or sharp-edged objects on the power cord. A damaged cord can cause fire or electrical shock hazards. Regularly check the power cord for excessive wear or damage to avoid possible fire / electrical hazards.

[Circuitry Access]

Stop

Do not touch any parts / circuitry with a high heat factor. Capacitors can retain enough electric charge to cause mild to serious shock, even after the power has been disconnected. Capacitors associated with the power supply are especially hazardous.

Hazard

Unit should not be operated or stored with cover, panels, and / or casing removed. Operating the unit with circuitry exposed could result in electric shock / fire hazards or a unit malfunction.

[Potential Hazards]

Caution

If abnormal odors or noises are noticed coming from the unit, immediately turn the power off and disconnect the power cord to avoid potentially hazardous conditions. If problems similar to the above occur, contact an authorized service representative before attempting to operate the unit again.

[Consumables]

Caution

Consumable items that are used in the unit must be periodically replaced. For further details on which parts are consumables and when they should be replaced, refer to the specifications at the end of the Operation Manual. Since the service life of the consumables varies greatly depending on the environment in which they are used, such items should be replaced at an early date. For details on replacing consumable items, contact your dealer.

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Upon Receipt

USF-106TICO-12G module cards and their accessories are fully inspected and adjusted prior to

shipment. Check your received items against the packing lists below. Check to ensure no damage has

occurred during shipment. If damage has occurred, or items are missing, inform your supplier

immediately.

The USF-106TICO-12G module is a codec able to compress/decompress between 4K UHD video and

TICO signals. Select Decoder, Encoder or both Encoder and Decoder in advance before factory

shipment.

USF-106TICO-12G Box

ITEM QTY REMARKS

USF-106TICO-12G 1

Front Module

Rear Module

4 screws

DVD-ROM 1

Installation Disc

・USF-106TICO-12G GUI

・Processor Control GUI Launcher

Operation Manuals (PDF)

Software Selection

The USF-106TICO-12G module cards require a software product according to your use of

applications. Select one of the following three options.

Item Application

USF-TICO-ENC Used as Encoder from Uncompressed SDI to TICO

USF-TICO-DEC Used as Decoder from TICO to uncompressed SDI

USF-TICO-ENCDEC Used as both Encoder and Decoder (menu switching)

Up-converter option

USF-TICO-UC Used for encoding from HD to 4K (TICO).

Supported USF Frame

USF-212AS

Trademarks * Microsoft, Windows and Internet Explorer are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the

United States and/or other countries * Intel Core and Pentium are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries. * Firefox is a registered trademark of the Mozilla Foundation. * Dolby is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories. * All other trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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Table of Contents

1. Prior to Starting ..................................................................................................................................... 6 1-1. Specifications - USF-106TICO-12G Ver.1.1 ............................................................................... 6 1-2. Overview ..................................................................................................................................... 6 1-3. Features ...................................................................................................................................... 7

2. Panel Descriptions ................................................................................................................................ 8 2-1. Front Panel .................................................................................................................................. 8 2-2. Dipswitch Settings ....................................................................................................................... 8 2-3. Rear Panel .................................................................................................................................. 8

3. Connection ........................................................................................................................................... 9 3-1. Basic Configuration ..................................................................................................................... 9 3-2. Video Input and Output .............................................................................................................10

3-2-1. Encoder (SDI Uncompressed >> TICO Compressed) ......................................................10 3-2-2. Decoder (TICO Compressed >> SDI Uncompressed) ......................................................12

4. System Requirements ........................................................................................................................14

5. Installing USF-106TICO-12G GUI ......................................................................................................14

6. Processor Control GUI Launcher .......................................................................................................15 6-1. Installing the GUI Launcher ......................................................................................................15 6-2. Starting the GUI Launcher ........................................................................................................15 6-3. Registering USF-106TICO-12G Modules .................................................................................16 6-4. Changing Module Information ...................................................................................................16 6-5. Deleting a USF-106TICO-12G from the List .............................................................................17

7. USF-106TICO-12G GUI (Windows GUI) ............................................................................................18 7-1. TICO Mode Switching ...............................................................................................................18 7-2. Video Tab ..................................................................................................................................19

7-2-1. Synchronizer ......................................................................................................................20 7-2-2. Reference Select ...............................................................................................................23 7-2-3. Decoder .............................................................................................................................23 7-2-4. Encoder ..............................................................................................................................25 7-2-5. Down Converter .................................................................................................................26 7-2-6. Up Converter (USF-TICO-UC Option) ...............................................................................28 7-2-7. 4K, TICO/3G, HD Ancillary ................................................................................................29 7-2-8. Output Select .....................................................................................................................31 7-2-9. Bypass ...............................................................................................................................31 7-2-10. Video Status.....................................................................................................................32 7-2-11. Ancillary Status ................................................................................................................32

7-3. Audio Tab ..................................................................................................................................33 7-3-1. Input ...................................................................................................................................33 7-3-2. Input Delay x 16 .................................................................................................................34 7-3-3. Sampling Rate Convert ......................................................................................................35 7-3-4. Output Mapping 16 x 16 ....................................................................................................35 7-3-5. Downmix / Monosum / Mute/Test Signal ...........................................................................36 7-3-6. Gain ...................................................................................................................................38 7-3-7. Output Delay ......................................................................................................................38 7-3-8. Output ................................................................................................................................39 7-3-9. Audio System .....................................................................................................................39 7-3-10. Input Status / Output Status .............................................................................................41

7-4. Event Tab ..................................................................................................................................42 7-4-1. Unsaved Menu Settings .....................................................................................................42

7-5. Status Tab .................................................................................................................................42

8. Web GUI .............................................................................................................................................43

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8-1. Module Information ...................................................................................................................43 8-2. Network .....................................................................................................................................43 8-3. Trap ...........................................................................................................................................44

8-3-1. SNMP Trap Settings ..........................................................................................................44 8-3-2. Downloading MIB Files ......................................................................................................45

8-4. Event Data ................................................................................................................................45 8-5. Gamma Data / Gamut Data ......................................................................................................46

9. SNMP Functions .................................................................................................................................47

10. Specifications and Dimensions ........................................................................................................50 10-1. Unit Specifications ...................................................................................................................50 10-2. External Dimensions ...............................................................................................................51

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1. Prior to Starting

1-1. Specifications - USF-106TICO-12G Ver.1.1

The USF-106TICO-12G module Version 1 is a limited edition that supports TICO codec basic

operation and audio passing through but does not support color corrector, HDR/WCG, etc.

<Supported functions>

TICO encode and decode

TICO codec supports 3G-SDI Level-A (4:1 compression) and 1.5G-SDI (8:1 compression)

Down-conversion: 4K UHD to HD (1080/59i, 59p)

Up-conversion: HD (1080/59i, 59p) to 4K UHD (USF-TICO-UC option required)

Frame Synchronizer (Reference signal/mode selection and timing adjustment)

Embedded audio pass through and delay adjustment

Control by dedicated GUI

Input/ output of 4K SQD and 3G-SDI Level-B signals

SNMP monitoring

All ancillary data pass through

<Functions/items to be supported in the future>

50Hz family format

Color corrector, process amp., HDR/ WCG conversion function

Remote control by FA-10RU

1-2. Overview

The USF-106TICO-12G module is a codec able to compress/decompress between 4K UHD video

signals. Either encode mode or decode mode is selected at factory shipment. If

USF-TICO-ENCDEC is installed, encoding and decoding can be switched by a user using a menu.

With 4:1 or 8:1 visually lossless compression technology, TICO assures visual quality despite

repeated compression / decompression and small delay (within several tens of lines) in video

processing.

The USF-106TICO-12G module contains a down-converter (4K UHD to 1080i or 1080p) that

enables to simultaneously output de-compressed 4K video and down-converted HD video. When

encoding 4K input, the module simultaneously outputs TICO compressed signals and

down-converted HD signals.

Color corrector (supporting HDR/WCG) (*1) and frame synchronizer (with audio processor) are also

supplied as standard. Up-converter can be added as an option. (USF-TICO-UC option)

The USF-106TICO-12G module contributes reducing the video signal bandwidth and space-saving

on both input and output side systems.

(*1) To be supported in the future.

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1-3. Features

TICO codec technology enables to transmit 4K/59.94p, 50p video signal over single 3G-SDI

link.

4 ports of 3G-SDI for both input/output are equipped. Available as input/output port of Quad

Link 3G-SDI or 4 inputs and 4 distribution ports of HD/3G-SDI signal.

12G-SDI one-input and two-output ports. 4K signal transmitted via one cable

Supports both 2SI and SQD and Level A and B for 4K 3G-SDI Quad (Additional delay required

for SQD)

Down-conversion function as standard

Outputs HD video from input 4K or decoded 4K video.

Frame Synchronizer function

Able to encode to TICO after stabilizing input signal and supply stable TICO signals (3G-SDI

or 1.5G-SDI) to downstream devices.

Able to supply synchronous 4K signals by decoding TICO signals after FS process.

Audio processing function

Audio delay can be automatically/manually added to compensate the delay difference

between audio and video processing. Gain adjustment, remap, downmix and tone signal

generation are also available.

Color processor function supporting HDR/WCG

In HD-4K up/ down conversion, converting 4K wide color gamut and high dynamic video to

former HD video is available. (To be supported in the future)

Dedicated GUI software control, Web browser control (some functions only), SNMP

monitoring

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2. Panel Descriptions

2-1. Front Panel

USF-106TICO-12G

No. Name Description

1 Micro SD A micro SD card is installed on the module. Do not remove the micro SD card.

2-2. Dipswitch Settings

IMPORTANT

Note that dipswitch settings should remain unchanged from factory default settings.

If you have accidentally changed the setting, refer to the table below to return to the factory default settings.

Dipswitch Switch No. Setting

DS1 1-8 Off (Do not change)



2-3. Rear Panel

USF-106TICO-12G 12G/3G/HD-SDI IN1

3G/HD-SDI IO2b2a 2d2c

12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

Item Description

12G/3G/HD-SDI IN1 Used for 12G/3G/HD-SDI input or TICO compressed signal input.

12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT

1a, 1b

Used for 12G/3G/HD-SDI output or TICO compressed signal output.

12G/3G/HD-SDI IN1 active-through possible from 12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT 1a.

3G/HD-SDI IO

2a-2d

Used for 3G/HD-SDI or TICO compressed signal input or output.

If using as input or output for 4K video (Quad Link 3G-SDI), use these ports for Link 1-4 signal.

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3. Connection

3-1. Basic Configuration

Two USF-106TICO-12G module cards are installed on a USF-212AS frame in this example and the

left card is used as an encoder and the right card as a decoder.

Set input or output for four upper BNC ports. (Default: Input) See Sec. 3-2. “Video Input and Output”

for details.

The USF frame, a control PC (user-supplied) and the FA-10RU (optional remote control unit) are

connected via LAN.

Install the dedicated Windows GUI software to the PC and setup and operate modules. (See Sec. 7.

“USF-106TICO-12G GUI (Windows GUI)” for details.)

The PC Web browser allows you to save/load events (menu settings list) and to import/export

Gamma and Gamut settings files. (See Sec. 8. “Web GUI” for details.)

FA-10RU allows you to setup/operate the modules and save/load events. See the “FA-10RU for

USF-106TICO-12G Operation Manual” for details on FA-10RU connection and operation

(Supported in future)

VIDEO IN THRU

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3G/HD/SDSDI INUSF-1043FS

USF-10 40VEA

1 2

23G/HD/SD SDI OUT

VIDEO OUT3

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IN OUT 1/2 3/4 5/67/8

-LTCDIGITAL AUDIO IN

1/2 3/4 5/67/8

-LTCDIGITAL AUDIO OUTIN OUT

3G/HD/SD SDI

3G/HD/SD SDIUSF-1013MUX

USF-101 3DEMUX

1 23G/HD/SD SDI IN

USF-10 43DCC

1 23G/HD/SD SDI OUT

3 4

5 6 7VIDEO OUT

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VIDEO IN THRU

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ALARM USF-212

ANALOG AUDIO

SDI IN1 2 3 4 5

SDI OUT

USF-1 08ADA

USF-10 53DDAUSF-106UDC-12G

3G/H D/SD-SDI IO

2a 2b 2c 2d

12G/ 3G/HD/ SD-SDI OUT

12G/3G/HD /SD-SD I IN

1a

1b

USF-106UDC-12G

3G/H D/SD-SDI IO

2a 2b 2c 2d

12G/ 3G/HD/ SD-SDI OUT

12G/3G/HD /SD-SD I IN

1a

1b

USF-212AS Rear Panel

Windows GUI Software

Web browser

AC100-240V 50/60Hz IN

GPI3GPI2GPI1TO MU

(10/100/1000BASE-T)

Ethernet hub

Reference Signal

4K Video

4K Video

75Ω Termination

TO MU 192.168.0.100 (255.255.255.0)

LAN port 192.168.0.53 (255.255.255.0)

Setup and operation (Windows GUI software) Save/load events (Web browser)

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LAN1 192.168.0.10 (255.255.255.0)

FA-10RU (Optional Remote Control Unit)

USF-106TICO-12G

TICO Signal

TICO Signal

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3-2. Video Input and Output

3-2-1. Encoder (SDI Uncompressed >> TICO Compressed)

If using SDI I/O 2a-2d as input (*1)

I/O Configuration: USF-106TICO-12G with USF-TICO-ENC option

Input video Input port (*2) SDI OUT 1a, 1b

output video [Video] > [Output Select]

menu settings

HD(*5) SDI IN 1

SDI I/O 2a-2d

TICO compressed signal Out 1a/1b: TICO

Down-converted HD Out 1a/1b: DC HD

4K (12G Single)

SDI IN 1 TICO compressed signal Out 1a/1b: TICO


4K (3G Quad)

SDI IN1

SDI I/O 2b-2d (*3)

TICO compressed signal Out 1a/1b: TICO


4K (3G Quad)

SDI I/O 2a-2d (*4) TICO compressed signal Out 1a/1b: TICO


(*1) Select Input under [Video > Synchronizer > SDI 2 IO Direction]. (p. 20) (*2) Select Input under [Video > Synchronizer > Input Source > Source]. (p. 20) (*3) Select IN1 under [Video > Synchronizer > Input Source > Source]. (p. 20) (*4) Select IO 2a under [Video > Synchronizer > Input Source > Source]. (p. 20) (*5) USF-TICO-UC required

Input: SDI IN1

Output: SDI OUT 1a, 1b



12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

Input: SDI IO 2a-2d




12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

TICO compressed signal, HD or loop through out of SDI IN

TICO compressed signal

or HD

HD (USF-TICO-UC option) or 4K (3G Quad)

4K (12G)

or HD

TICO compressed signal, HD

or loop through out of SDI IN


or HD

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Input: SDI IN1, SDI IO 2b-2d




12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

If using SDI I/O 2a-2d as output (*1)

I/O Configuration: USF-106TICO-12G with USF-TICO-ENC option

Input video Input port

(*2) SDI OUT 1a, 1b

output video SDI I/O 2a-2d output video

[Video] > [Output Select]

menu settings

HD (*3)

SDI IN1



Out 1a/1b: TICO

IO 2a-2d: TICO

Down-converted HD

Down-converted HD

Out 1a/1b: D/C HD

IO 2a-2d: D/C HD

4K (12G Single)



Out 1a/1b: TICO

IO 2a-2d: TICO

Down-converted HD

Down-converted HD

Out 1a/1b: D/C HD

IO 2a-2d: D/C HD

(*1) Select Output under [Video > Synchronizer > SDI 2 IO Direction]. (p. 20) (*2) Select IN1 under [Video > Synchronizer > Input Source > Source]. (p. 20) (*3) USF-TICO-UC required

Input: SDI IN1


SDI I/O 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d



12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

4K (12G) or HD


or HD


or HD (4 distributions)

TICO compressed signal, HD


4K (3G Quad Link2-4) TICO compressed signal

or HD

4K (3G Quad Link1) TICO compressed signal, HD


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3-2-2. Decoder (TICO Compressed >> SDI Uncompressed)

If using SDI I/O 2a-2d as input (*1)

Configuration: USF-106TICO-12G with USF-TICO-DEC option

Input video Input port (*2) SDI OUT 1a, 1b


menu settings


SDI IN 1

SDI I/O 2a

SDI I/O 2b

SDI I/O 2c

SDI I/O 2d

4K (12G Single) Out 1a/1b: UHD 12G-SL

Down-converted HD

Out 1a/1b: D/C HD

(*1) Select Input under [Video > Synchronizer > SDI 2 IO Direction]. (p. 20) (*2) Select Input under [Video > Synchronizer > Input Source > Source]. (p. 20)

Input: SDI IN1




12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

Input: SDI IO 2a

SDI IO 2b

SDI IO 2c

SDI IO 2d




12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

TICO compressed signal 4K (12G), HD or loop through out of SDI IN

4K (12G) or HD


4K (12G), D/C HD or loop through out of SDI IN

4K (12G) or D/C HD

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If using SDI I/O 2a-2d as output (*1)

Configuration: USF-106TICO-12G with USF-TICO-DEC option

Input video Input

port (*2) SDI OUT 1a, 1b

output video SDI OUT 2a-2d


menu settings


SDI IN1

4K (12G Single) 4K (3G Quad) Link1-4

Out 1a/1b: UHD 12G-SL IO 2a: UHD 3G-QL (L1) | IO 2d: UHD 3G-QL (L4)

4K (3G Quad) Link1

4K (3G Quad) Link1-4

Out 1a/1b: UHD 3G-QL (L1) IO 2a: UHD 3G-QL (L1) | IO 2d: UHD 3G-QL (L4)

Down-converted HD

Down-converted HD

Out 1a/1b: D/C HD

IO 2a-2d: D/C HD

(*1) Select Output under [Video > Synchronizer > SDI 2 IO Direction]. (p. 20) (*2) Select IN1 under [Video > Synchronizer > Input Source > Source]. (p. 20)

Input: SDI IN1

Output: SDI OUT 1a-1b, SDI IO 2a-2d



12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

TICO compressed signal 4K (12G), HD, 4K (3G Quad Link1), or loop through out of SDI IN

4K (12G), HD

or 3G Quad Link1

4K (3G Quad Link 1-4)

or HD (4 distributions)

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4. System Requirements

USF-106TICO-12G Windows GUI and Processor Control GUI Launcher requires the following minimum

PC specifications.

OS Windows® 7 Professional SP1 (32/64bit) Windows® 8.1,10 Pro (32/64bit) (Mac OS is not supported.)

CPU Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor 2GHz or faster

Memory 2GB or more

Display 1280 × 1024 pixel resolution or higher recommended

Must be capable of full color (24-bit) display

Network port Ethernet at least one port

100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T

Network cable 100BASE-TX: Category 5 or better 1000BASE-T: Category 6 or enhanced category 5

Software Microsoft® .NET Framework 4.7.1 Windows® Installer 3.1

5. Installing USF-106TICO-12G GUI

Follow the procedure below to install the Windows GUI for USF-106TICO-12G to your PC.

1. Insert the supplied DVD-ROM into your drive, open the USF-106TICO-12G folder and double-click

Setup to start the setup wizard.

2. Click Next when a dialog box as shown below appears.

3. Click Next again.

4. Click Close to exit the wizard when Installation Complete dialog box appears.

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6. Processor Control GUI Launcher

Processor Control GUI Launcher allows you to connect multiple USF-106TICO-12G module cards and

switch the Windows GUI control card within them. Install the Processor Control GUI Launcher into your

computer and register USF-106TICO-12G module cards.

6-1. Installing the GUI Launcher

1. Open the Processor Control GUI Launcher folder in the supplied DVD-ROM and

double-click the Setup file to start the setup wizard.

2. When a dialog box as shown below appears, click Next.

3. Click Next again.

4. Click Close to exit the wizard when Installation Complete dialog box appears.

6-2. Starting the GUI Launcher

An icon is created on the desktop when the GUI Launcher is installed.

Double-click the icon to start the GUI Launcher.

The following Launcher screen appears when the GUI Launcher starts.

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6-3. Registering USF-106TICO-12G Modules

1. Click Add Unit to open the Add Unit window.

2. Enter the IP address and module Name (arbitrary name for identification) and click OK.

* When connecting via the USF frame LAN A port, check the NAT Connection checkbox and

specify HTTP Port and Control Port.

3. The USF-106TICO-12G is registered, displayed in the Launcher screen list and automatically

connected to the Launcher.

The Status field shows the following status messages.

Status message Meaning

Searching Searching the target device.

Connected Connected with the target device.

Disconnected Disconnected with the target device.

Error Unable to control the target device from Processor Control GUI Launcher.

4. When the connection is established, the Status display changes from Searching to

Connected.

5. Select a connected module (with Connected state) in the list and double-click it to start the

GUI. (Install Windows GUI software onto the computer beforehand.)

6-4. Changing Module Information

1. Right-click a USF-106TICO-12G in the list to display the context menu.

2. Click Edit to display the Edit Unit dialog box and change the IP Address and/or Name.

* Note that changing the IP address immediately starts searching for the module with the new IP

address.

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6-5. Deleting a USF-106TICO-12G from the List

1. To delete a USF-106TICO-12G from the list, click Disconnect to disconnect all modules

connection.

2. Right-click on the USF-106TICO-12G to display the context menu.

3. Click Remove to remove the module entry.

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7. USF-106TICO-12G GUI (Windows GUI)

Launch the Windows GUI using the Processor Control GUI Launcher.

Double-click a connected USF-106TICO-12G module in the registration list to display the main window.

Its menu layout is different according to installed software options. (Encoder mode main window is as

shown below.)

The main window consists of four tabs that are Video, Audio, Event and Status.

Video tab: Displays Video Block diagram that allows you to set video processing settings.

Audio tab: Displays Audio Block diagram that allows you to set audio processing settings.

Event tab: Allows you to save/load setting values.

Status tab: Information of the connected module is displayed.

7-1. TICO Mode Switching

Selecting the TICO mode from the menu bar allows you to switch TICO operation modes.

Item Setting Description

TICO Mode

Decoder DC Operating mode is to decompress the TICO signal to 4K signal. *Requires USF-TICO-DEC option.

Encoder DC Operating mode is to compress the 4K signal to TICO signal. *Requires USF-TICO-ENC option.

Encoder UC Operating mode is to up convert 2K signal to 4K signal then compress it to TICO signal. *Requires USF-TICO-ENC and USF-TICO-UC option.

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7-2. Video Tab

Click the Video tab in the GUI screen to display the Video Block diagram as shown below.

Click a block according to the processing order to open a settings window and perform settings

Encoder Mode

Decoder Mode

Block name Ref. Block name Ref.

Synchronizer 7-2-1 4K, TICO/3G, HD Ancillary 7-2-7

Reference Select 7-2-2 Output Select 7-2-8

Decoder 7-2-3 Bypass 7-2-9

Encoder 7-2-4 Video Status 7-2-10

Down Converter 7-2-5 Ancillary Status 7-2-11

Up Converter (*1) 7-2-6

(*1) USF-TICO-UC required

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7-2-1. Synchronizer

Click Synchronizer in the Video Block to display the menu screen as shown below.

Item Default Setting Description

SDI 2 IO Direction In Encoder Mode - Input

In Decoder Mode - Output

Input Output

Select Input or Output for SDI IO 2a-2d (four BNC ports).

Input Source


Link(UHD) Single Link Single Link Quad Link

Selects a 4K UHD SDI signal format.

Source IN 1

IN 1 IO 2a IO 2b IO 2c IO 2d

Selects an input signal.

Terminal Assign －－ Displays input terminals assignment status.

Format


Format Auto Detect Auto Detect

Manual

Selects the Synchronizer output format.

Auto Detect: The Synchronizer input signal format.

Manual: Signal format specified below.

If Format Detection is set to Manual, specify the format using the following settings.

Standard 1080 1080 2160

Selects the vertical image resolution.

Horizontal Size 1920/3840 1920/3840 Displays the horizontal image resolution. (Not settable)

Frame Rate 59.94i 59.94p 59.94i

Selects the frame/ field rate.

Division

(UHD) Follow Input

Follow Input SQD 2SI

Selects the SDI image division method.

Level Follow Input Follow Input Level-A Level-B

Selects the SDI mapping level.

Synchronized Format

－－ Displays the synchronizer output format.

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Video Loss


Source Back Color (Link)

Back Color(Link)

Back Color(Separate)

Auto Freeze

Output Mute

Selects the output mode for input signal loss.

Back Color(Link): Outputs a monochrome (set under Back Color below) video.

Back Color(Separate): Outputs the input video, displaying monochrome (set under Back Color below) for the lost part.

Auto Freeze: Freezes and outputs the last normal video.

Output Mute: Outputs no video signal so that the USF-106TICO-12G downstream device can detect video loss.

See the table on the next page for 4K Quad Link 3G input.

Loss Mode: Partial loss of 4K Quad Link 3G input

4K input Video Loss Source

Setting Output Video in Input Partial Loss

2SI

Back Color(Link)

Output Mute

Compensates the loss and restores the whole input image,

maintaining its appearance.

Back Color(Separate) Replaces lost parts with back color to restore the whole

input image. The image is displayed with lower luminance.

Auto Freeze Freezes and outputs the last normal video.

SQD

Back Color(Link) Outputs a back color video.

Back Color(Separate)

Output Mute

Outputs the input video displaying back color for the lost

part.

Auto Freeze Freezes and outputs the last normal video.

Synchronizer Mode


Synchronizer Mode

Frame

Frame

Line

AVDL

Line (Min)

Selects the reference mode.

Use “Frame” if genlock input and video input signals are not synchronized. When adjusting video signals, the reference point (H:0, V:0) can be offset under Timing settings. If the reference point is changed, adjustable ranges are also changed accordingly.

See the chart below for details on adjustable ranges.

Frame: Aligns input video signals using frame memory.

Line: Aligns input video signals using 1H memory.

AVDL: Aligns input video signals using both 1H and frame memory.

Line (Min): Aligns input video signals using 1H memory and outputs signals with minimum delay.

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Adjust Timing


H Timing 0 Clock -2750 to 2750 (1080/Level B)

-1375 to 1375 (1080)

System sync timing can be shifted from the reference source. To do this, set the horizontal and vertical offsets. V Timing 0 Line -563 to 563

Sync Delay Displays the video process delay amount from Synchronizer input to adjustment by Adjust Timing.

Video Freeze


Freeze Off Off On

Turns freeze ON/OFF.

Mode Frame Frame Odd Even

Sets the freeze mode. This setting is ignored if progressive/no signal is input to FS.

* Operates with Even mode regardless of the present mode selection when input signal is Level B.

Signal Synchronization and Signal Timing Control

Bars in the figure below represent adjustable timing ranges for reference modes.

If timing difference of input signal exceeds the range, one frame delay may be added to the

signal or output image may be shifted vertically.

-6H -5H -4H -3H -2H -1H 0H

Frame adjust range: -2.0H (for 4K/HD Single Link signals) (-2.0H or advanced signals, no frame delay. Otherwise, a frame delay may occur.) -4.0H (for 4K Dual/Quad Link signals) AVDL adjust range: -6.0H to -0.5H (A frame delay may occur, if input signals exceed the range) Line adjust range: -1.5H to -0.5H (Output images may be shifted vertically, if input signals exceed the range.) Line (MIN) adjust range: -(1H+700clk) to -700clk (Output images may be shifted vertically, if input signals exceed the range.) Synchronizer output timing: Timing H:0, V:0 (The timing reference point can be offset. See previous page Adjust Timing.)

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7-2-2. Reference Select

Click Reference Select in the Video Block to display the menu screen as shown below.


Reference Select

GENLOCK IN

GENLOCK IN

Input Lock

Free Run

Selects a reference source.

GENLOCK IN: Uses a reference signal (BB or Tri-level Sync.) input to the USF frame.

Input Lock: Uses the SDI signal selected under Input Source.

Free Run: Uses the internal sync signal generator.

Genlock Select GENLOCK 1 GENLOCK 1

GENLOCK 2

Selects a reference source from two genlock signals input to the USF frame.

7-2-3. Decoder

Click Decoder in the Video Block to display the menu screen as shown below.

Decoder

Output Format


Division (UHD)

2SI SQD 2SI

Select a division for 4K output.

Level Level-A Level-A Level-B

Select a level for 3G-SDI output.

* Set 2SI Level-A for 12G-SDI output.

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Decoder

Item Display Description

Profile

NotTICO

Profile 1 Profile 2

Displays the TICO signal status input to the Decoder.

Compress Mode

TICO 4:1

TICO 8:1

Displays the TICO signal compress mode input to the Decoder.

Error Count - Displays decoding error count.

Resets the error count by pressing the Reset button.

Restart -

Restarts decoding when the Decoder stops abnormally. Normally do not use. When a malfunction occurs in the Decoder and it cannot be recovered, press this button to initialize and restart the Decoder.

Delay


Delay 0 0 - 8 Sets delay from 1 - 8 frames. If adding no delay, set to 0.

Converter Delay

Frame Frame Minimum Adjustable

Sets converter output timing.

Frame: Outputs with the delay amount set under Delay.

Minimum: Outputs with minimum delay.

Adjustable: Output with the delay amount adjusted below. Adjustments should be on the bases of the delay set under Delay.

The following settings are enabled when Adjustable is selected for Converter Delay.

H Timing 0 Clock -2750 to 2750 Clock Fine tunes horizontal delay of the video.

V Timing 0 Line -563 to 563 Line Fine tunes vertical delay of the video.

Fine-tuned video delay amounts are shown on Converter Delay in ms or ns.

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7-2-4. Encoder

Click Encoder in the Video Block to display the menu screen as shown below.

Encoder

Settable Item


Compress Mode

TICO 4:1 (3G)

TICO 4:1(3G)

TICO 8:1(1.5G)

Selects TICO signal compression ratio and output frame rate.

TICO 4:1(3G): Outputs 4:1 compressed TICO signal in 59.94p (3G-SDI).

TICO 8:1(1.5G): Outputs 8:1 compressed TICO signal in 59.94i (1.5G-SDI).

Status Items


Status Error

Running Displays the Encoder operating condition.

Error Count ― Displays error count of the Encoder.

Resets error count by pressing the Reset button.

Restart ―

Restarts encoding when the Encoder stops abnormally. Normally do not use. When a malfunction occurs in the Encoder and cannot be recovered, press this button to initialize and restart the Encoder.

Delay

See Sec. 7-2-3. “Decoder” for details.

Fine-tuned video delay amounts are shown on Converter Delay in ms.

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7-2-5. Down Converter

Click Down Converter in the Video Block to display the menu screen as shown below.

Format Convert

Item Default Settings Description

Frame Rate 59.94i 59.94p 59.94i

Select a frame rate.

Level Level-A Level-A Level-B

Select level for 3G-SDI output.

D/C Phase

In Encoder Mode - Same As Enc

In Decoder Mode - Same As Dec.

Same As Enc

Same As Dec

Minimum

Same As Enc: Same as ENCODER output.*1

Same As Dec: Same as DECODER output. *2

Minimum: Outputs with minimum delay

*1 Displayed under Encoder Mode. *2 Displayed under Decoder Mode

Filter

Horizontal Anti Alias, Vertical Anti Alias


Mode Auto Auto

Manual

Auto: Sets Frequency and Level automatically.

Manual: Sets Frequency manually.

Frequency H: 0.500

V: 0.250 0.125 – 0.500

Sets cutoff frequency.

* Settable when Mode is set to Manual.

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Level H: 100%

V: 100%

0 (Off ) – 100%

Sets the original video mixing level.

* Settable when Mode is set to Auto and Manual.

Horizontal Enhancer, Vertical Enhancer


Enhance Disable Disable

Enable

Enables or disables Horizontal or Vertical Enhancer.

High 1 0 – 10 Sets the horizontal enhance level in the range from 0.29 to 0.4 of the sampling frequency.

Middle 1 0 – 10 Sets the horizontal enhance level in the range from 0.17 to 0.29 of the sampling frequency.

Low 1 0 – 10 Sets the horizontal enhance level in the range from 0.03 to 0.17 of the sampling frequency.

Noise Reducer


Noise Reducer

Disable Disable Enable

Enables or disables Noise Reducer in up/down-conversion to/from 4K.

Red 8 1 - 16 Sets the noise reduction level in RGB for low luminance side (darker parts) caused by a camera or other apparatus. This reducer is ineffective for noises in high luminance side (brighter parts) and block noises from picture compression. The stronger (the bigger amount) the filtering level of Red, Green or Blue, the more the high-frequency components in video images are attenuated.

Green 8 1 - 16

Blue 8 1 - 16

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7-2-6. Up Converter (USF-TICO-UC Option)

Click Up Converter in the Video Block to display the menu screen as shown below.

Format Convert


Motion Sense

Adaptive

Adaptive

Field

Frame(Odd 1st)

Frame(Even 1st)

Field: Generates a progressive scan image from one field of an interlaced scan image. The created image has no distortions caused by motion correction, but vertical resolution will be reduced. Adaptive: Detects whether there is motion or no motion in the scene, and generates an optimal progressive scan image. Frame(Odd 1st): Generates a progressive scan image from two fields (odd/even) of an interlaced scan image. Suitable for the progressive segment frame input of progressive scan signals. Frame(Even 1st): Generates a progressive scan image from two fields (even/odd) of an interlaced scan image.

Filter

See Sec. 7-2-5. “Down Converter” for details on settings.

Other

Directional Interpolation (4K up conversion)


Enable/ Disable

Disable Disable

Enable

Select Enable or Disable for Edge Detection in resize interpolation.

Edge Detect

5 0 - 10

Sets Edge Detection sensitivity for resize interpolation.

The smaller the set value is, the sensitivity is increased and directional interpolation range is enlarged.

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7-2-7. 4K, TICO/3G, HD Ancillary

Selecting 4K, TICO/3G or HD Ancillary in Video block opens the setting menu as shown

below.

Multiplexer

Horizontal Ancillary Multiplex


Mode Overwrite

Overwrite

Pass

Blank

Selects the H ANC data insertion mode.

Overwrite: Inserts the internally-processed input H ANC data.

Pass: Inserts the input H ANC data without processing.

Blank: Embeds no input signal H ANC data.

Payload ID Pass Pass

Overwrite

Selects the Payload ID insertion mode.

Pass: Inserts input payload ID codes without change.

Overwrite: Inserts internally-generated payload ID codes.

Vertical Ancillary Multiplex


Mode Pass Pass Blank

Selects the V ANC data insertion mode.

Pass: Passes the input V ANC data without processing. If input and output formats are different, the input V ANC data does not pass. The packets may be lost or overlapped due to timing alignment, if the input signal is not synchronized with the reference.

Blank: Embeds no V ANC data.

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Time Code

Sets the timecode to be inserted in output images.

The input timecode is displayed under Input Time Code Status. If no timecode is inserted in

input signals, N/A is displayed.

Time Code Multiplex


ATC (LTC) Disable Disable

Enable

Sets whether or not to insert the ATC (LTC) timecode.

ATC (VITC) Disable Disable

Enable

Sets whether or not to insert the ATC (VITC) timecode.

Time Code Generator 1 (LTC), Time Code Generator 1 (VITC/DVITC)


Source ATC (LTC)

ATC(LTC)

ATC(VITC)

Generator

Selects the timecode source. The selected source is displayed on Status.

ATC(LTC): LTC Timecode inserted in the SDI input.

ATC(VITC): VITC timecode inserted in the SD-SDI input.

Generator: Generator’s timecode which starts by pressing the Start button and stops by pressing the Stop button.

Mode Stay

Stay

Continue

Disable

Selects the way to recover when a timecode source loss is detected.

Stay: Stops counting up with the last timecode value.

Continue: Continues counting up after timecode loss.

Disable: Timecode is cleared to 0 and continues counting up.

Adjust 0 -16 to 16

Sets the offset from the source timecode.

For example, if Frame Adjust is set to +16, “0:0:0.16” is output when the source timecode count reaches 0:0:0.0.

Reset - - Reset the Time Code Generator count to 0:0:0:0.

Preset - (Start time) Enter the preset time and press Preset to start timecode from the preset time.

Drop Frame

Non-Drop Non-Drop

Drop

To use drop frame, set to Drop.

* Settable when Source is set to Generator.

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7-2-8. Output Select

Selecting Output Select in Video block opens the setting menu as shown below.

Encoder and Decoder setting values are different.

Encoder Mode


OUT 1a/1b TICO D/C HD

TICO

D/C HD: Outputs 4K down-converted HD signal.

TICO: Outputs TICO compressed signal.

IO 2a (OUT) - IO 2d (OUT)

TICO DC HD

TICO

DC HD: Outputs decoded 4K signal.

TICO: Outputs TICO compressed signal.

Decoder Mode


OUT 1a/1b UHD 12G-SL

UHD 12G-SL

UHD 3G-QL (L1)

DC HD

UHD 12G-SL: Outputs 4K in 12G Single.

UHD 3G-QL (L1): Outputs 4K in 3G Quad.

DC HD: Outputs 4K down-converted HD.

IO 2a (OUT) - IO 2d (OUT)

UHD 3G-QL (L*) UHD 3G-QL (L*)

DC HD

UHD 3G-QL (L*): Outputs 4K in 3G Quad.

DC HD: Outputs 4K down-converted HD.

7-2-9. Bypass

Selecting Bypass in Video block opens the setting menu as shown below.


IN 1 - OUT 1a Operate Active Through

Operate

Active Through: Passes input signal (IN1) through to output (OUT 1a) without processing.

Operate: Processes input signals.

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7-2-10. Video Status

Selecting Video Status in Video block opens the status screen as shown below.

Input video status are shown on the left side and output video status are shown on the right

side.

Pressing the Detail button at the bottom of input side, a screen as shown below appears.

Payload ID codes and error count in input signals are displayed.

Pressing the Error Count Reset button at the right bottom of the screen resets error counts.

7-2-11. Ancillary Status

Status of ancillary data embedded to SDI input signal is displayed. (* To be supported in the

future.)

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7-3. Audio Tab

Click the Audio tab in the GUI screen to display the Audio Block diagram as shown below.

Click a block according to the processing order to open a settings menu screen and set settings

Block Name Ref. Block Name Ref.

Input 7-3-1 Gain 7-3-6

Input Delay x 16 7-3-2 Output Delay 7-3-7

Sampling Rate Convert 7-3-3 Output 7-3-8

Output Mapping 16 x 16 7-3-4 Audio System 7-3-9

Downmix / Monosum / Mute/Test Signal 7-3-5 Input Status / Output Status 7-3-10

7-3-1. Input

Selecting Input in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.

The SDI input on which audio channels were embedded are displayed in Input Source.

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Embedded Audio Demultiplexer


Group Alignment

Disable Enable

Disable

Selects whether to perform auto phase adjustment among each embedded audio group.

Enable: Performs auto adjustment.

Disable: Performs no auto adjustment (Normal setting).

Demultiplex Clock

Auto

Auto

Sync SDI

Audio Clock

Selects the audio de-embedding method for HD-SDI input.

Auto: Uses the audio clock phase data in HD-SDI input to de-embed audio from SDI. Synchronous or asynchronous de-embedding available for respective four groups. When audio phase data is incorrect or de-embedded audio has noticeable jitter, audio channels in all groups are automatically de-embed synchronously.

Sync SDI: Synchronously de-embeds audio channels in all groups without using the audio clock phase data.

Audio Clock: Uses the audio clock phase data in the HD-SDI input to de-embed audio from SDI for respective group (Synchronous or asynchronous de-embedding).

Audio Polarity


Ch.1-16 Normal Normal

Invert

Normal: Selects the (odd number) channel polarity.

Invert: Inverts the audio channel polarity.

7-3-2. Input Delay x 16

Selecting Input Delay x 16 in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.


Adjust Video Delay - - Pressing Set adds the displayed delay amount at the left side of the button to Master Delay.

Master 1 ms 1-1000 ms Sets the delay offset for all 16 channels.

Ch.1-16 1 ms 1-1000 ms

Each channel delay amount (sum of each delay and Master delay) is displayed. To adjust each channel delay, use the slide bar.

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7-3-3. Sampling Rate Convert

Selecting Sampling Rate Convert in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.


Ch.1/2-

Ch.15/16 Auto

Auto

SRC Input

Bypass

Sets the SRC processing mode for each channel pair.

Auto: PCM audio is processed by the SRC. Non-PCM audio is not processed by the SRC.

By-pass: Avoids the SRC. Use By-pass for non-PCM audio. Note that to embed non-PCM audio to the SDI output, audio group clock should be properly selected under Multiplex Clock (see Sec. 7-3-8. “Output”).

SRC In: Both PCM and non-PCM audio is processed by SRC. This is useful for irregular audio such as PCM audio content with non-PCM metadata. Note that SRC-processed audio may not be played properly if it is a true non-PCM audio signal.

7-3-4. Output Mapping 16 x 16

Selecting Output Mapping 16 x 16 in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.

This menu allows you to remap audio channels and to assign created down-mixed,

mono-summed, or test tone audio to output channels.


Ch.1-16 Embedded Ch.1-16

Embedded Ch. 1-16

500Hz Tone

1kHz Tone

Silence

Downmix L

Downmix R

Mono Sum Ch. 1-8

Selects an audio source for each channel.

Embedded Ch.1-16: 16 audio channels de-embedded from the SDI input.

1kHz, 500Hz Tone: Audio test signals

Silence: Mute signal

Downmix L/R: Downmixed audio channels

Mono Sum Ch1-8: Mono-summed audio channels

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7-3-5. Downmix / Monosum / Mute/Test Signal

Selecting Downmix/ Monosum/ Mute/Test Signal in Audio block opens the menu screen as

shown below.

Downmix

Downmix Mode


Mode Stereo Stereo Surround Monaural

Selects the Downmix mode.

Mix Level


Surround -3dB

-3dB -6dB -9dB Off

Sets the Ls/Rs (Surround channels) level. Setting to Off removes the Ls/Rs channels from mixing sources.

Center -3dB -3dB -4.5 dB -6dB

Sets the C (Center channel) level.

To use the same level as audio sources, set to -3dB.

The L/R channel volume of downmixed audio may sound too large. In such cases, decrease the Center level to -4.5dB or -6dB.

Master -3dB -3dB 0dB Auto

Sets the entire downmix audio level.

If set to Auto, Mix Level - Master changes according to Downmix Mode and Mix Level - Surround settings.

Mix Source Assign


Left Embedded Ch.1

Embedded Ch.1-16

Silence

Selects an audio source for the selected channel.

Right Embedded Ch.2

Center Embedded Ch.3

Left Surround Embedded Ch.5

Right Surround Embedded Ch.6

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Monosum


Source 1-8 L Embedded Ch.1-15 (Odd ch) Embedded

Ch.1-16

Selects an audio source channel input to each Monosum L and R. Source 1-8 R Embedded Ch.2-16 (Even ch)

Test/Mute


Test Tone Off Off 500Hz Tone 1kHz Tone

Selects an audio test signal to the embedded audio on the SDI output.

All Mute Disable Disable

Enable

Does not mute all the audio outputs.

Mutes all the audio outputs.

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7-3-6. Gain

Selecting Gain in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.

Item Default Setting (Increment) Description

Master Mute Disable Disable Enable

Setting to Enable mutes all output audio channels.

Ch.1-16 0.0dB -20.0dB to +20.0dB (0.1)

Sets the gain for each channel.

Pressing Unity resets values.

Master 0.0dB -20.0dB to +20.0dB (0.1)

Sets the gain offset for all channels.

Pressing Unity resets values.

7-3-7. Output Delay

Selecting Output Delay in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.


Converter Delay Disable Disable

Enable

Enables/disables converter additional delay adjustment for audio to be embedded in the SDI output.

Additional delay amount is displayed on Converter Delay square. (See Sec. 7-2-3.” Decoder” or Sec. 7-2-4. “Encoder”.)

On Selected in Dolby E Alignment A/B, channel number and signal “Assigned to the source

automatically” are displayed. Select Set to execute alignment adjustment.

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7-3-8. Output

Selecting Output in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.


Group 1-4

Multiplex Enable Enable

Disable

Enable

Enable: Inserts audio channels.

Disable: Inserts no audio channels.

Group 1-4

Multiplex Clock Auto

Auto

Reference Clock

Input Ch X/X

Input Ch X/X

Selects synchronous clock for each audio pair.

Auto: Uses a non-PCM audio if it is included in an audio group for embedding. If there are multiple non-PCM audio channels in the group, a clock of the channel pair with the smallest numbers is selected. Uses a clock synced with the output video if all group channels are PCM.

Reference Clock: Uses a clock synced with the output video (Synchronous output with SRC).

CH 1/2-15/16: Uses the selected input channel pair clock. To asynchronously output non-PCM audio, select a channel pair.

7-3-9. Audio System

Selecting Audio System in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown below.


Reference Level

-20 dBFS -18 dBFS -20 dBFS

Selects the reference level for digital audio signals.

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Grade Professional Professional

Consumer

Selects an audio grade.

Professional: Optimized for professional use.

Consumer: Optimized for consumer use.

Resolution 24 bit 16 bit 20 bit 24 bit

Selects an audio word length.

Error Sensing Normal

Disable

Normal

Sensitive

Selects the input audio error detection mode used for Error Fade below.

Disable: Detects no errors for Error Fade. Normally do not use.

Normal: Detects SDI signal switching, ADP (Audio Data Packet) change and DBN (Data Block Number) switching as Error Fade errors.

Sensitive: Adds channel status change to those described above in Normal.

Error Fade Disable Disable

Enable

Disable: Detects no errors for Error Fade. Passes through input audio without using any Error Fade effects.

Enable: Fades out and mutes audio when an input error is detected and fades in when recovered.

Silence Detection Time

2 sec 1 – 10 sec Sets the duration to determine digital audio signals as silent.

Silence Detection Level

-72 dBFS

-48 dBFS -54 dBFS -60 dBFS -66 dBFS -72 dBFS

Sets the audio level to determine audio input signals as silent.

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7-3-10. Input Status / Output Status

Selecting Input Status or Output Status in Audio block opens the menu screen as shown

below, showing audio status in the SDI input or output signal.

Phase Status


Group1-4 Warning

Error

Warning: Displays the number of corrected audio timing information errors.

Error: Displays the number of uncorrected audio timing information errors.

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7-4. Event Tab

Click the Event tab in the GUI screen to display the menu screen as shown below.


Startup Event Last Settings

Last Settings

Default

Event 1-100

Sets which settings are loaded on start up.

Last Setting: Starts up with the last set settings.

Default Settings: Starts up with default settings.

Event1 to 100: Starts up with the settings saved as an event among events 1 to 100.

Load Event button - - Pressing the button loads the event selected below under Event No.

Save Event button - - Pressing the button saves settings to the

event selected below under Event No.

7-4-1. Unsaved Menu Settings

Following menu settings are not saved in event memory.

Menu Startup setting Ref.

SDI 2 IO Direction Input 7-2-1. Synchronizer

Master Mute Disable 7-3-6. Gain

7-5. Status Tab

Click the Status tab in the GUI screen to display the status as shown below.

Serial number, MAC address, Version information and Option status of the module are displayed.

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8. Web GUI

Network settings, module information display, SNMP settings, event, gamma and gamut data import

and export are available by connecting to USF-106TICO-12G module cards from a web browser via

LAN through USF frames on which the cards are installed.

Supported Web browsers:

Windows® 10 Internet Explorer 11

Google Chrome 45.0.2454 or later

Firefox 40.0.3

* See the USF frame Operation Manual for details on how to connect to USF-106TICO-12G module

cards from a web browser through USF frames.

8-1. Module Information

Pressing the Module Information button opens the module and option information as shown

below.

8-2. Network

Pressing the Network button opens the screen as shown below. Allows you to set IP address and

target port of the controlling PC. (* To be supported in the future.)

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8-3. Trap

8-3-1. SNMP Trap Settings

Allows you to select SNMP trap settings. If checked (), a trap is sent out to SNMP Manager

and not sent if un-checked. See the Trap list in Sec.9. “SNMP Functions” for details on traps.

IMPORTANT

When FPGA2 temperature exceeds 100°C and FPGA2 power shutdown occurs, FPGA2 Thermal Shutdown trap is sent out and traps listed as below are not sent out.

Temperature Alarm

FPGA2 TEMP Warning trap is sent out at 60 seconds intervals when FPGA2 temperature

exceeds 90°C.

SDI1 Input

A trap is sent out if there is a change in SDI1 input video signal.

SDI2a-SDI2d Input

A trap is sent out if there is a change in SDI2a-SDI2d input video signal.

Channel ID Input

A trap is sent out if there is a change of channel ID numbers inserted in the 3G-SDI Quad

Link 2SI (SDI2a-SDI2d) input.

Genlock Input

A trap is sent out if there is a change in genlock input.

TICO Decoder Status

A trap is sent out if there is a change in TICO Decoder status.

TICO Encoder Status

A trap is sent out if there is a change in TICO Encoder status.

Audio Input

A trap is sent out if there is a change in audio inserted in SDI input signal.

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8-3-2. Downloading MIB Files

Clicking this button at the bottom of the screen allows you to download the dedicated MIB

(Management Information Base) file used in SNMP managers. See Sec. 9. “SNMP Functions”

for details on MIB files.

8-4. Event Data

Pressing Event Data button opens the screen as shown below and allows you to save (Event

Export and load (Event Import) menu settings using the Event function.

Event Load

Loads event data (menu setting list) saved in USF-106TICO-12G and change settings.

1. Select the event number.

2. Click the Load button to load USF-106TICO-12G event data.

Event Export

Downloads event data (menu setting list) saved in USF-106TICO-12G to the PC as a .csv file.

1. Select the event number.

2. Click the Export button to download the USF-106TICO-12G event data.

Event Import

Uploads the csv files on the PC (conform data format to downloaded csv files) to the selected event

number of USF-106TICO-12G.

1. Select an event number.

2. Click the Browse button and select a .csv file in the PC.

3. Click the Import button to update USF-106TICO-12G event data.

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8-5. Gamma Data / Gamut Data

* To be supported in the future.

Pressing Gamma Data (or Gamut Data) button opens the screen as shown below.

Gamma Data Export / Gamut Data Export

Downloads Gamma (or Gamut) data saved in USF-106TICO-12G to the PC as an original .lut file.

1. Select the User Gamma (or Gamut) number.

2. Click the Export button to download the USF-106TICO-12G Gamma (or Gamut) Data.

Gamma Data Import / Gamut Data Import

Uploads an .lut file on the PC (conform data format to downloaded .lut files) to the selected Gamma

(or Gamut) number of USF-105FS-12G.

1. Select the User Gamma (or Gamut) number.

2. Click the Browse button and select an .lut (or .gmt) file in the PC.

3. Click the Import button to update USF-106TICO-12G User Gamma (or Gamut) data.

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9. SNMP Functions

The USF-106TICO-12G operations can be monitored by an external SNMP monitoring system

supporting SNMPv2C. The MIB (Management Information Base) files used by SNMP monitoring system

can be downloaded via the Web GUI. See Sec. 8-3-2. “Downloading MIB File” for MIB downloading

procedures. See the USF frame Operation Manual for SNMP settings.

GET List Object Group

Item Name Object name in MIB file Value OID Type Trap

OID : 1.3.6.1.4.1.20175.1.346.1.

Module Info

Product Name usf106Tico12GProductName USF-106TICO-12G 1 OCTET STRING

Product Code usf106Tico12GProductCode 1023866 2 INTEGER

Serial Number usf106Tico12GSerialNumber 18190001-18199999 3 INTEGER

Slot Number usf106Tico12GSlotNumber Slot1-12 4 INTEGER

FW1 Version usf106Tico12GFirmware1 Version

FW1 version 11 OCTET STRING

FW2 Version usf106Tico12GFirmware2 Version

FW2 version 12 OCTET STRING

FPGA1 Version usf106Tico12GFpga1Version FPGA1 version 13 OCTET STRING

FPGA2 Version *1 usf106Tico12GFpga2Version FPGA2 version 14 OCTET STRING

FPGA2 TEMP usf106Tico12GFpga2 Temperature

0-127℃ 101 INTEGER

Video

Video Source usf106Tico12GInputVideo Source

0: SDI1 1: SDI2a 2: SDI2b 3: SDI2c 4: SDI2d

201 INTEGER

Genlock Source usf106Tico12GInputGenlock Source

0: Genlock1 1: Genlock2

202 INTEGER

DRC Mode *2 usf106Tico12GDrcMode 0: Bypass 1: Operate

211 INTEGER

EOTF *2 usf106Tico12GEotf 1-10: User1-10 221 INTEGER

Input Color Space *2

usf106Tico12GInputColor Space

0: BT709 1: BT2020 2-6: User1-User5

222 INTEGER

OETF *2 usf106Tico12GOetf 1-10: User1-10 231 INTEGER

Output Color Space *2

usf106Tico12GOutputColor Space

0: BT709 1: BT2020 2-6: User1-User5

232 INTEGER

SDI1a Video Output *2

usf106Tico12GSdi1aVideo Output

0: Bypass 1: Operate

251 INTEGER

SDI1 Input Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi1

Video signal status 401 OCTET STRING

SDI2a Input Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2a

Same as above 411 OCTET STRING

SDI2b Input Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2b


SDI2c Input Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2c


SDI2d Input Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2d


SDI1a Output Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GOutputVideo StatusSdi1a


SDI1b Output Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GOutputVideo StatusSdi1b


SDI2a Output Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GOutputVideo StatusSdi2a


SDI2b Output Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GOutputVideo StatusSdi2b


SDI2c Output Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GOutputVideo StatusSdi2c


SDI2d Output Video Status *1 usf106Tico12GOutputVideo StatusSdi2d


Genlock Input Status *1 usf106Tico12GGenlockInput Status


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Object Group

Item Name Object name in MIB file Value OID Type Trap

Video

OID : 1.3.6.1.4.1.20175.1.346.1.602.1 (SDI 2 Input Channel ID Status)

SDI2 Terminal *1 usf106Tico12GSdi2Input ChannelIDTerminal

1: SDI2a 2: SDI2b 3: SDI2c 4: SDI2d

1.a *3 INTEGER

SDI2 Input CH ID *1 usf106Tico12GSdi2Input ChannelIDStatus

0: Not Used 1: Matched 2: Not Matched 3: Output Mode

2.a *3 INTEGER

SDI2 Input CH No. *1 usf106Tico12GSdi2Input ChannelIDNumber

0: None 1-4: CH1-CH4

3.a *3 INTEGER

OID : 1.3.6.1.4.1.20175.1.346.1.

TICO decoder status *1 usf106Tico12GTicoDecodeStatus

0: notTICO 1: prof1 2: prof2 99: disabled

701 INTEGER

TICO encoder status *1 usf106Tico12GTicoEncodeStatus

0: running 1: error 99: disabled

702 INTEGER

TICO compress mode status *1

usf106Tico12GTicoCompressModeStatus

0: compress4to1 1: compress8to1

703 INTEGER ○

OID : 1.3.6.1.4.1.20175.1.346.1.801.1 (Embedded Audio Status)

Audio

Embedded Audio CH No. *1 usf106Tico12GEmbedded AudioStatusChannel

1-16: CH1-CH16 1.b *4 INTEGER

Embedded Audio Input Status *1

usf106Tico12GEmbedded AudioInputChannelStatus

0: Loss 1: PCM 2: Async PCM 3: Silence 4: Async Silence 5: Dolby-E 6: Async Dolby-E 7: non PCM 8: AsyncNon PCM 9: Bypass

11.b *4 INTEGER

*1 When FPGA2 temperature error occurs and FPGA2 power supply is stopped, FPGA2 status cannot be get.

*2 Not supported in Ver.1.

*3 The “a” represents the BNC number. (1-4: SDI2a-SDI2d)

*4 The “b” represents the audio channel number.

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TRAP List Object Group

Item Name Trap output conditions

Object name in MIB file OID Type Reference Object

OID : 1.3.6.1.4.1.20175.1.346.0. (TRAP)

TRAP

FPGA2 TEMP Warning

FPGA2 temperature warning. (Temperature over 90°C, 60 seconds interval）

usf106Tico12GFpga2 TemperatureWarning

21

INTEGER usf106Tico12GSlotNumber

INTEGER usf106Tico12GFpga2 Temperature

FPGA2 Thermal Shutdown

FPGA2 thermal shutdown.

usf106Tico12GFpga2ThermalShutdown

22 INTEGER usf106Tico12GSlotNumber

INTEGER usf106Tico12GFpga2 Temperature

SDI1 Input Video Changed

SDI1 input video changed.

usf106Tico12GInput VideoStatusSdiChanged


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi1

SDI2a Input Video Changed

SDI2a input video changed.

usf106Tico12GInputVideoStatusSdi2aChanged


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2aChanged

SDI2b Input Video Changed

SDI2b input video changed.

usf106Tico12GInputVideoStatusSdi2bChanged


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2b

SDI2c Input Video Changed

SDI2c input video changed.

usf106Tico12GInputVideoStatusSdi2cChanged


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2c

SDI2d Input Video Changed

SDI2d input video changed.

usf106Tico12GInputVideoStatusSdi2dChanged


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GInputVideo StatusSdi2d

Genlock Input Changed

GENLOCK IN input changed.

usf106Tico12GGenlock InputStatusChanged


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GGenlockInputStatus

SDI2 InputChannel ID Changed

SDI2 input channel ID changed

usf106Tico12GSdi2Input ChannelIDStatusChanged

131


INTEGER usf106Tico12GSdi2Input ChannelIDTerminal

INTEGER usf106Tico12GSdi2Input ChannelIDStatus

INTEGER usf106Tico12GSdi2Input ChannelIDNumber

TICO decode status changed

TICO decode status changed.

usf106Tico12GTicoDecodeStatus Changed


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GTicoDecodeStatus

TICO encode status changed

TICO encode status changed.

usf106Tico12GTicoEncodeStatus Changed


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GTicoEncode Status

TICO compress mode status changed

TICO compress mode status changed

usf106Tico12GTicoCompressModeStatusChanged


OCTET STRING

usf106Tico12GTicoCompressModeStatus

Embedded Audio Input Changed

Embedded audio input channel status changed.

usf106Tico12GEmbeddedAudioInputChannelStatusChanged

201


INTEGER usf106Tico12GEmbedded AudioStatusChannel

INTEGER usf106Tico12GEmbedded AudioInputChannelStatus

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10. Specifications and Dimensions

10-1. Unit Specifications

Video formats 1080/59.94i 1080/59.94p (Level-A) 3840 x 2160/59.94p (Quad Link 3G-SDI, 2SI, Level-A) 3840 x 2160/59.94p (Single Link 12G-SDI)

Video input 12G/3G/HD-SDI BNC x 1 Level-A 2SI (SDI IN1) 3G/HD-SDI BNC x 4 (SDI 2a-2d) (Input/output selectable)

Video output 12G/3G/HD-SDI Level-A 2SI 75Ω BNC x 2 (SDI 1a, 1b) 3G/HD-SDI BNC x 4 (SDI 2a-2d) (Input/output selectable)

Signal processing 4 : 2 : 2 Digital component

Quantization 10-bit

Genlock input BB: NTSC: 0.429 Vp-p / PAL: 0.45 Vp-p or Tri-Level Sync: 0.6 Vp-p 75Ω or Loop-through

Sync. mode Frame, Line, AVDL, Line (Min.)

System synchronization

Frame Mode Horizontal: -1/2 H to +1/2 H Vertical: -1/2 Frame to +1/2 Frame Delay: Max. 1 Frame +2 H / Min. 2 H

(Quad Link: Max. 1 Frame +4 H / Min. 4 H)

Line Mode Horizontal: -1/2 H to +1/2 H Vertical: -1/2 Frame to +1/2 Frame Delay: Max. 1 H +1/2 H / Min. 1/2 H

AVDL Mode Horizontal: -1/2 H to +1/2 H Vertical: -1/2 Frame to +1/2 Frame Delay: HD Max. 5 H +1/2 H / Min. 1/2 H

Line (Min) Mode Horizontal: -1/2 H to +1/2 H Vertical: -1/2 Frame to +1/2 Frame Delay: Max. 1H+700CLK / Min. 700CLK

Video delay adjustment Max. 8 Frames

Converter Delay

TICO encoder: Min. 12 H (When converted into progressive)

TICO decoder: Min. 8 H (When converted into progressive)

Down-converter: Min. 7 H in encoder mode (When converted into interlace.) About 210μs in 1080i output.

Min. 6 H in decoder mode (When converted into interlace.) About 180μs in 1080i output.

Up-converter: Min. 1 Frame + 25H (when converted into progressive.) About 17ms in 1080p input.

Audio input SDI embedded 16 channels (Group 1-4) 48 kHz 16-bit to 24-bit Synchronous/ asynchronous

Audio output SDI embedded 16 channels (Group 1-4) 48 kHz 16-bit to 24-bit Synchronous/ asynchronous

Audio delay adjustment Adjustable between 1 ms to 1,000 ms (per 1 ms)

Audio functions SRC (Sample Rate Converter), gain control, downmix, remapping, mute (per channel)

Temperature 0°C to 40°C

Humidity 30% to 90% (no condensation)

Power 12V DC (Supplied by USF frame)

Consumption Approx. 3.3 A

Dimensions Front Module: 106(W) x 357 (D) mm Rear Module: 114(W) x 40.7 (H) mm

Weight 0.4 kg

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10-2. External Dimensions

(All dimensions in mm)

3.2

Ser.No

USF-106TICO-12G12G/3G/HD-SDI IN1

3G/HD-SDI IO2b 2a2d 2c

12G/3G/HD-SDI OUT1a

1b

USF-106TICO-12G

106

35

7

33

4

114

40

.724

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