Sencore 881/882 Video Generator Quickly Test and Fine Tune DVI, HDMI Digital Video Interfaces
Accurately with Full Dual-Link DVI, 400 MHz Analog, HDCP, CEA-861-C Support and Robust CEC Development Environment
The 881 provides features for testing video displays in production environments. The 882 provides extended features to test video
displays for development environments and quality assurance applications.
881/882 Features:
DTV ready Pre-programmed standard DTV formats are ready for immediate use. Digital outputs support
YCbCr color encoding. Analog outputs support tri-level composite sync and YPbPr.
Built-in formats Over 350 popular video formats are built in, including VESA, ATSC, EIA-770.x, SMPTE
170, 240, 259, 267, 274, 292, 293, 295, 296, Australian, EIA/CEA-861D, NTSC and PAL.
Central administration Update and configure all networked instruments from a single computer.
Network control Fully control instrument from any network location with Web browser or Telnet client.
Graphics SDK Create complex patterns based on your specifications using C++ software development
kit.
HDMI and DVI 882C provides full single-link HDMI 1.1 and DVI (165 MHz) in same connector. DVI
requires HDMI-to-DVI adapter cable. 882D provides dual link DVI out of a separate connector.
HDCP Production keys with HDMI and DVI output.
Easy to use Access powerful features easily using intuitive user interface.
Multiple configurations Save and restore different instrument configurations for different applications.
Local pattern storage Store multiple custom images (.bmp, .jpg, and .png) in instrument.
Self-calibrating Analog video outputs are automatically adjusted against an internal precision reference.
This ensures video levels are precise and reliable. Signal levels are auto-adjusted individually.
250 MHz analog pixel rate for 882C and 882D; 268 MHz for 882E; 400MHz for 882D Programmable
precision RGB, YPbPr.
Probe Trigger a scope or inspection camera using the probe signal. Position a pulse anywhere in the
frame.
PC Card Clone one generator to another using a standard CompactFlash card.
