[David1]

Hi Guys,

Where is the 5bnc switch on a 1270 with a IFB10Q ?

Well after much trial and error a saw a glimpse of the holy grail last night, 3d image depth.

But I cannot seem to save my size and registration settings into my A or B memory locations. I have read all the posts and done searches , but it has not helped. I am using the RGBHV inputs to my 1270 from a extron 150 and want to save two settings, one for 49hmz and one for 68hmz. If I am reading all of the posts and the PDF correctly then these frequency's should be saved into location#6 and #7 ?. When I try to save them I get a no input message on all of the memory locations except for the A or B , depending which slot I have the card in, I have tried both . My card is a IFB10Q, I have looked for a switch to enable the 5BNC mode but I can't find one. What am I missing the switch or is it just operator error ?

 

[Mooneyass]

As long as you hit the memory button they will be saved. Your PJ should automatically switch to the appropriate memory when the signal is changed.

 

[Brian Hampton]

There are no switches on the IFB10Q.


There is a 5BNC switch and it is used to enable more than one memory. The details are best found in the installation manual. You can read it at

www.biggerhammer.net



Oh and the blocks 6 and 7 you refer to are memory blocks and that is something different than seperate memories. The memory blocks are portions of the memory for different scanning rates. I could try to explain this better if you like. In memory position 1 for example there are several blocks cooresponding to different scanning rates. If you change from 800x600 to 640x480 you may fall into another block and therefore be using a different portion of memory position 1.




Good LUck,


Brian

 

[David1]

Brian,

Thanks for the reply, here is my problem I want to save a convergence and size setting for 720p with a scanning rate of 48hmz and a second set up for 1080p or 68hmz. I have read the manual and all of the posts and I am not getting it. Please if you don't mind can you walk me through this what I am sure is an easy thing. Right now I am converged for the 720p and to see my image I need to hit the B input as I moved the card to the B slot to see if anything changed. I am using the RGBHV inputs and my card is a IFB 10 Q

Thanks

David

 

[Dizzman]

pull out the card with the round "CCQ" connector. there is (most likely) a switch on it labelled 5BNC / CCQ (i think)


Flick it.

 

[David1]

Dizzman,

Where is this card ? Can you be more specific ?

Thanks

David