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Chapter 5: Additional Operational Information 59

To choose the VITC read lines:

1 Select VITC Read Lines (rdr LInE), using the

Set, Down, and Up switches.

2 Press Set switch. The Time Code Display will

shows one of the parameter values:

• Auto (ALL-LInE)—where SYNC I/O will search

all lines and select the ﬁrst valid line pair au-

tomatically

• the currently selected read lines, if different.

3 Use Down and Up to scroll parameters.

4 Press Set when the desired read line is shown.

VITC Generate Lines

This setting determines the line pair of the video

signal at the Video Out connector onto which

SYNC I/O inserts VITC. Normally, this should be

left at the default setting of 14/16.

To choose the VITC generate lines:

1 Select VITC Generate Lines (6En LInE), using

the Set, Down, and Up switches.

2 Press Set again. The LED Time Code Display

displays the current lines.

3 Use Down and Up to scroll parameters.

4 When you have chosen your desired option,

press Set. SYNC I/O will retain the setting, even

when the unit is powered off and on again, until

it is changed.

Window Dub/Burn

By enabling this setting, you can superimpose a

window dub onto an incoming video signal.

The front panel lets you enable window dub but

does not let you adjust any window options.

To enable or disable the SYNC I/O window dub

from the front panel:

1 Select Burn Enabled (burn EnA), using the Set,

Down, and Up switch.

2 Press Set again.

3 Use Down and Up to toggle between on/off.

4 When you have chosen your desired option,

press Set. SYNC I/O will retain the setting, even

when the unit is powered off and on again, until

it is changed.

See “Generating a Window Burn” on page 53 for

Pro Tools and SYNC I/O Setup software utility

window dub instructions. See “SYNC I/O De-

faults” on page 64 for default display settings.

Freewheel Length/Duration

Freewheel Length sets the period of time for

which SYNC I/O will continue to regenerate

time code when incoming time code is inter-

rupted.

See “Freewheel Duration” on page 43 for an ex-

planation of this feature.