EVS XT Series User Manual

XT Series DISK RECORDER - Version 10.01 - Software Technical Reference Manual Issue
10.01.D
EVS Broadcast Equipment SA
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October 2009
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LTC Default
Values
LTC jumps Number of timecode jumps calculated in the LTC
timecode jump table for the given recorder since the
last start of the server.
1
LTC
threshold
Number of continuous timecodes to be received, after
a break in LTC timecodes in the recorded material, in
order to create a new record in the LTC timecode
jump table.
50
Peak alerts Number of peak alerts generated for the recorder
since the last start of the server.
A peak alert is generated each time the peak limit
specified in the Peak Limit field is reached.
In this case, this field is automatically incremented by
one.
0
Peak limits
(sec)
Period of time (in seconds) of continuous timecodes
after which a break in timecodes in the recorded
material will generate a peak alert. When a peak alert
is generated, the value in Peak Alerts field is
incremented by one.
10
Frequency
alert
Number of frequency alerts generated for the recorder
since the last start of the server.
A frequency alert is generated when X timecode
jumps have been detected in Y seconds.
The X value is defined in the Frequency Number field.
The Y value is defined in the Frequency Time field.
In this case, this field is automatically incremented by
one.
0
Frequency:
Number
Number of timecode jumps detected for the recorder
after which a frequency alert can be generated.
10
Frequency:
Time
Period of time (in seconds) after which a frequency
alert can be generated.
50
VITC Default
Values
VITC jumps Number of timecode jumps calculated in the VITC
timecode jump table for the given recorder since the
last start of the server.
1
VITC
threshold
Number of continuous timecodes to be received, after
a break in VITC timecodes in the recorded material, in
order to create a new record in the VITC timecode
jump table.
50

EVS XT Series Specifications

General

Brand	EVS
Model	XT Series
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English