Operation Manual

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The following table lists the supported input video signals:
Composite Signals
SDI Signals
NTSC
NTSC 4.43
PAL B/D/G/H/I/N
PAL-M
PAL-Nc
SECAM
720×480i59.94
720×576i50
1280×720p50
1280×720p59.94
1280×720p60
1920×1080p23.98
1920×1080p24
1920×1080i50
1920×1080i59.94
1920×1080i60
1920×1080p50
1920×1080p59.94
1920×1080p60
If Video Input Settings is set to Manual Selection, the Input Resolution, Input Source and
Field/Frame Rate parameters are displayed and must be set to match the incoming video signal.
 Input Resolution: Select the resolution of the input video signal. The following four
choices are available:
o SD: 720×480i (this will be presented as 720×576i if Field/Frame Rate is set to
PAL).
o HD: 1280×720p
o HD: 1920×1080i
o HD: 1920×1080p
 Input Source: Select the input source type. This control is available only if the Input
Resolution is set to SD. In this case, the options will be Composite or SD-SDI. If
Input Resolution is set to any of the HD values, this control will not be selectable, and
will show the appropriate type of input (HD-SDI for 1280×720p and 1920×1080i, and
3G-SDI for 1920×1080p).
 Field/Frame Rate: Select to match your source. For all input resolutions, the supported
options always include 59.94 (for NTSC-based systems) and 50 (for PAL-based
systems)
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. Some resolutions have support for additional frame rates, as follows:
o If you select the 1920×1080i or 1280×720p resolutions, this field will also include
an option for a field rate of 60, used by same cameras:
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Niagara Video may offer support for other standard frame rates, such as 30, 60, 24, etc. Please contact us if you
require one of these rates.