OmniTek 2.3 User Manual
OmniTek XR User Guide, Software Release 2.3
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Aspect ratio
The aspect ratio of the Mini-Pic can be changed from its default settings to preset values,
or to a custom value, to the value specified in the Video Index or it may be forced to
follow the Wide Screen Signalling values that can be contained within PAL video.
or to a custom value, to the value specified in the Video Index or it may be forced to
follow the Wide Screen Signalling values that can be contained within PAL video.
Show Region of Interest
This option controls whether the area picked out as the Region of Interest (see page 63)
is displayed on the Mini-Pic.
is displayed on the Mini-Pic.
Vector Scope Window
The Vector Scope window displays a vector representation of the incoming waveform.
In addition to Options and Window menus, the Vector Scope window has a set of controls
located in a panel that can be revealed and hidden by clicking on the ‘release catch’
alongside the right-hand scroll bar.
located in a panel that can be revealed and hidden by clicking on the ‘release catch’
alongside the right-hand scroll bar.
A particular version of this display is the Luma Qualified Vector Scope, which is created
solely from pixels whose luma lies within the luma error-check range. This is especially
useful for studying areas of a display that are nearly black. This form of display is
selected through the Video: Analyzer page of the Engineering Settings control window, as
described on page 24.)
solely from pixels whose luma lies within the luma error-check range. This is especially
useful for studying areas of a display that are nearly black. This form of display is
selected through the Video: Analyzer page of the Engineering Settings control window, as
described on page 24.)