evertz 5010 SIE User manual

Models 5010 SIE
Source ID Encoder
Instruction Manual
© Copyright 1996, 1997
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INFORMATION TO USERS IN EUROPE
NOTE
CISPR 22 CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE OR PERIPHERAL
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to the European Union EMC directive. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
INFORMATION TO USERS IN THE U.S.A.
NOTE
FCC CLASS A DIGITAL DEVICE OR PERIPHERAL
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
WARNING
Changes or Modifications not expressly approved by Evertz Microsystems Ltd. could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Use of unshielded plugs or cables may cause radiation interference. Properly shielded interface
cables with the shield connected to the chassis ground of the device must be used.

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REVISION HISTORY
REVISION DESCRIPTION DATE
1.0 Original issue Feb 96
1.01 Manual Change Sheet 1.0-1 inserted Apr 96
1.1 Incorporated change sht 1.0-1 Mar 97
Updated section on Model 7225
1.1.1. Manual Change Sheet 1.0-2 inserted Feb. 98

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5010-SIE Manual Change Sheet 1.0-1
Date of Issue: September 26, 2001 Page 1 of 1
The following document describes the hardware changes to the 5010-SIE related to adding a bypass
relay on the VITC generator output. References to the 5010-SIE manual are to version 1.0 printed Feb.
1996.
Section 2.1.1 should be changed to read:
2.1.1 Vertical Interval Timecode Video Connections
The VITC Generator program input is fitted with a hardware bypass relay which will pass the program
video through to VITC output B when there is a power loss in the 5010-SIE.
PGM INPUT: A BNC for input for program video onto which vertical interval time code is to be
inserted. When the relay is in the bypass condition, video applied to this input will be
passed through to the VITC OUT B connector. When the bypass relay is in the active
condition, this input is internally terminated with 75 ohms, and the program video will
pass through the VITC Generator circuitry.
VITC OUT A A BNC connector which contains the PGM INPUT video with vertical interval time code
inserted. This input is active only when the bypass relay is in the active condition.
(Power applied to the 5010-SIE)
VITC OUT B: A BNC connector which contain the PGM INPUT video with vertical interval timecode
inserted when the bypass relay is in the active condition. (Power applied to the
5010-SIE). When the relay is in the bypass condition, (no power to the 5010-SIE) the
VITC OUT B connector will contain the PGM INPUT video with nothing inserted.

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Manual Change Sheet 1.0-2
Date of Issue: September 26, 2001 Page 1 of 5
The following document describes the changes to the 5010-SIE that allow it to interface to Profile Disk
Recorders with the LVS software. The section numbers of the 5010-SIE manual (version 1.0 printed
Feb. 1996) are shown in bold. Units equipped with the LVS features can be distinguished from other
units by the addition of two XLR connectors on the rear panels.
1 Introduction
The following additional features are added to those described in section 1
• RS-232 serial interface reads status, LVS info and CTL information from the Profile in LVS mode or Timecode
and VTR status from a Panasonic D3 compatible serial port in non-LVS modes.
• LTC Time Code reader reads code from the Profile in LVS mode
• Character inserter displays LVS info and CTL information from the Profile
• Character inserter displays Reader Time from the LTC timecode input
• Programmable LVS address allows multiple units to be ‘daisy-chained’ on a single port of the Profile.
2 Installation
A new section 2.1.1 is inserted at the beginning of section 2. Subsections following are renumbered accordingly.
2.1.1 Linear Time Code Connections
LTC IN: A female XLR connector for input of SMPTE/ EBU linear timecode for the reader.
LTC OUT: A male XLR connector is a loop through from the LTC IN connector
2.1.6 Remote Control Connections
PARALLEL: A 9 pin female 'D' connector used for parallel remote control inputs. Loop through
outputs have been provided on each of the inputs for ease of wiring multiple units in
parallel.
Pin Description
1 Ground
6 not used
2 VCG Keyer On/Off (Characters toggled On or Off each time this input grounded)
7 not used
3 ON AIR VCG Disable (Characters turned off when this input grounded)
8 not used
4 not used
9 VCG Keyer On/Off Loop Through Output
5 ON AIR VCG Disable Loop Through Output

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SERIAL: A 9 pin female 'D' connector for connection to the RS-232 connector on the D3 video
recorder, the 7225 time code/status converter used with the analog tape machines or the
serial port on a Profile Disk recorder. A loop through output has been provided for ease of
wiring to multiple units.
Pin Description
1 Ground
2 not used
3 RS-232 Receive Loop Through Output
4 Receive Common
5 RS-232 Transmit
6 Transmit Common
7 not used
8 RS-232 Receive
9 Ground
A new section 2.5 is inserted and sections following are renumbered accordingly.
2.5 LINEAR TIME CODE IN/OUT
The LTC reader input provides a means if bringing linear time code from the Profile Disk recorder when
the 5010-SIE is operating in LVS mode. When using an unbalanced input to the reader, the signal
should be applied to pin 3 of the LTC reader input connector. Normally, the unused input, (pin 2)
should be connected to ground (pin 1).
A loop through of this input signal is provided on the LTC OUT XLR connector to facilitate connecting
LTC to multiple 5010-SIE units. Pin 1 of the XLR is ground, and pins 2 and 3 provide a balanced
output.
A new section 2.8 is added at the end of chapter 2.
2.8 CONNECTING THE 5010-SIE TO THE PROFILE RS-232 PORT
When the 5010-SIE is in the LVS mode, it is designed to listen to a serial data stream from the Profile
disk recorder. This serial communication is normally daisy-chained to each of the 5010-SIE units that
are connected on the Profile outputs. This port is used to obtain status and LVS information from the
Profile recorder.
In order to properly address each of the 5010-SIE units connected in the daisy chain, the Profile sends
out an ‘address’ before each command. The LVS ADDRESS menu item on the Config menu of the
5010-SIE must be set to match the address that the Profile is using for a specific output.
3.1.2 The Character Window Pushbutton Group
CHAR GEN WINDOW Initiates VCG window select mode and highlights the Time VCG window.
Use the arrow keys to move the window, use the CHAR GEN ON/OFF key to turn the

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window on or off. Press the WINDOW key again to select the SRC ID VCG window. Press
the WINDOW key again to select the next window and so on. The 5010-SIE returns to the
normal VCG display mode after the last window has been selected. Some windows are only
available when the 5010-SIE is in LVS mode.
3.3 ON SCREEN PROGRAMMING MENU - OVERVIEW
Some of the menu items have been expanded to make provision for the new LVS mode. The revised
menu structure is shown in the new figures 3-2 and 3-3 below.
GENERATOR
SRC ID MODE
5 CHR SID
9 CHR SID
5 CHR SID+STS
TIME 5 CHR SID
TIME 9 CHR SID
TIME 5 CHR SID+STS
TIME 9 CHR SID+STS
TIME LVS SID +STS
VITC KEYER
OFF
ON
VITC LINES
GEN VITC LINES
LINE 1 LINE 2
10 20
RDR MODE
LTC
VITC
AUTO
VCG
CHAR SIZE
TINY
SMALL
LARGE
CHAR STYLE
WHITE
WHITE ON BLACK
BLACK
BLACK ON WHITE
VCG FRAMES
DISPLAY
BLANK
VCG FIELDS
DISPLAY
BLANK
VCG SYMBOLS
DISPLAY
BLANK
ON AIR MODE
OFF
ON
CONFIG
VIDEO TYPE
VIDEO TYPE FIXED TO
NTSC
HORZ CHAR SIZE
HORIZONTAL
CHAR SIZE = 02
!OR "TO ADJUST
DISPLAY LEVEL
DISPLAY LEVEL = 2
#$TO ADJUST
LVS ADDRESS
GENERATOR
LVS ADDR = 02
#$TO ADJUST
FACTORY RESET
** WARNING **
THIS COMPLETELY
RESETS UNIT
PRESS THE SHIFT + SELECT
KEY TO PROCEED
PRESS THE SELECT KEY
TO CANCEL
Figure 3-2: On Screen Programming Menu Overview

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GEN SRC ID MODE
Mod 5 id
Mod 9 id
Mod 5 id+sts
Mod tim 5 id
Mod tim 9 id
Mod tim 5 id+sts
Mod tim 9 id+sts
Mod tim lvs+sts
GEN VITC KEYER
Gvitc keyer off
Gvitc keyer on
GEN VITC LINES
Gvitc line1 = 10
Gvitc line2 = 20
GEN RDR MODE
Vtr rdr mod ltc
Vtr rdr mod vitc
Vtr rdr mod auto
VCG CHAR SIZE
Size tiny
Size small
Size large
VCG CHAR STYLE
Style white
Style wh on blk
Style black
Style bl on wh
VCG FRAMES
Frames display
Frames blank
VCG FIELDS
Fields display
Fields blank
VCG SYMBOLS
Symbols display
Symbols blank
ON AIR MODE
On air mode off
On air mode on
VIDEO TYPE
Vtype fixed ntsc
HORZ CHAR SIZE
Horz size 02
DISPLAY LEVEL
Dsplay level = 2
LVS ADDRESS
Gen lvs addr = 02
FACTORY RESET
Shift + select
Figure 3-3: Overview of Front Panel Menu
3.4.1 Configuring the Generator Operating Modes
The 5010-SIE encodes source ID information in a new extended 9 char source id format when it is in
the LVS mode. In this mode scene number and control information is encoded in the user bits in
addition to the normal 9 char source Id and status.
A new item has been added to the SRC ID MODE menu item to put the 5010-SIE into LVS mode.
TIME LVS SID + STSOperates the 5010-SIE in LVS mode. In this mode the serial port is automatically
configured to the correct protocol to receive LVS and status information from the Profile Disk
Recorder. Time code is read by the LTC reader and is put into the time bits of the
generator. The source ID, status and LVS information is encoded into the user bits in the
LVS source ID format.
3.6 PROGRAMMING THE OVERALL CONFIGURATION FUNCTIONS
A new section 3.6.4 has been added and the following subsections are renumbered.
3.6.4 Setting the LVS Address
The LVS ADDRESS menu item is used to set up the LVS address that the 5010-SIE will respond to.
Use the #and $keys to adjust. Valid numbers are in the range of 01 to 09.
3.8 CHARACTER GENERATOR FUNCTIONS
Then the 5010-SIE is in LVS mode, there are three additional windows known as the LVS Info, CTL,
and Reader Time windows.

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3.8.1 ON AIR Character Keyer mode
Select ON AIR MODE ON to blank all the Charater windows when the VTR Status is
Play or VAR, or when the ON AIR remote control input is closed to ground.
When ON AIR MODE OFF is selected, the Charater windows ignore the VTR Status and
the ON AIR remote control input.
3.9 PARALLEL REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS
For ease of wiring multiple 5010-SIE units together where the parallel inputs must be shared, loop
through outputs have been provided for each of the GPI inputs. The loop through output for pin 2 is pin
9 and for pin 3 is pin 5. See section 2.1.6.
4.3 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
4.3.7 High Speed LTC Reader (5200-32) & (5200-34)
Incoming LTC is decoupled and amplified by U9, U10 and associated components to provide a
regenerated reader data signal at the LR test point. This digital representation of the LTC is fed to the
LCA where a series of timing pulses generated by the LCA are used to properly decode 0 and 1 bits.
The LTC data is extracted by the LCA and is shifted into one half of shift register U26. The LCA
generates an LTC RDY signal to the MCU when it has received one frame of data. Direction
information derived from the last bit of the sync word is also fed to the MCU. A valid reader sync word
toggles a flip flop in the LCA which enables the other half of shift register U26 to collect data from the
next frame while the MCU is unloading data from the frame just completed through the LCA.

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Manual Change Sheet 1.0-3
Date of Issue: September 26, 2001 Page 1 of 3
The following document describes the changes to the manual relating to the special 5010-SIE-NBC
version. The section numbers of the 5010-SIE manual (version 1.1 printed March 1997) are shown in
bold.
1. Introduction
The following additional features are added to those described in section 1
• RS-422 serial interface listens to communications between VTR and edit controller and reads time
code and VTR status.
• Parallel remote control input to encode a GPI status bit into the Source ID VITC.
• Parallel port outputs added to follow GPI and VCG Keyer On/Off inputs. Parallel port pinout has
changed.
2. Installation
The following sections have been changed to read as follows:
2.1.4 Remote Control Connections
PARALLEL: A 9 pin female 'D' connector used for parallel remote control inputs. Loop through
outputs have been provided on two of the inputs for ease of wiring multiple units in parallel.
These loop through outputs are driven in the software so that they follow the sense of the
respective inputs. Each input has an internal pull-up to +5 volts. (See section 3.9 for a
complete description of the parallel remote control input operation).
Pin Description
1 Ground
6 not used
2 VCG Keyer On/Off Input
7 not used
3 ON AIR VCG Disable Input
8 not used
4 GPI Input
9 VCG Keyer On/Off Output
5 GPI Output
SERIAL: A 9 pin female 'D' connector for connection to the RS-232/RS-422 serial
communications. This port is normally uses to sense status information from the VTR supplying
video to the 5010-SIE-NBC
Pin Description
1 Ground
6 no connection
2 RS-422 Transmit A(-)
7 RS-422 Transmit B(+)
3 RS-422 Receive B(+)
8 RS-232 Receive and RS-422 Receive A(-)
4 no connection
9 Ground
5 RS-232 Transmit (do not connect for RS-422)

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2.5 CONNECTING THE 8010-SIE-NBC TO A VTR RS-422 PORT
When the 5010-SIE-NBC is in the VTR mode, the serial remote control port is used to eavesdrop on the
RS-422 serial control between a VTR and its controller. The serial port is used to obtain timecode and
status information from the VTR. At this time the 5010-SIE-NBC is customized to eavesdrop on the
communications between a Lance HSE-100 Edit Controller and a Sony VTR. The use of other edit
controllers may not give expected results on the VTR status of the 5010-SIE-NBC. The wiring diagram
below can be used to make an appropriate cable.
Figure 2-2: Connection of 8010-SIE-NBC in Eavesdropping Mode
Edit Controller VTR SID Encoder
(Lance HSE-100) (Sony DVW-A500P) Evertz 5010-SIE
RS422 Controller port RS422 Tributary port Serial Port (RS422 Controller)
Description Pin Pin Description Pin Description
Frame Ground 1------------------------------------ 1 Frame Ground ----------------------- 1 Frame Ground
Receive A (Rx+) 2------------------------------------ 2 Transmit A (Tx+) -------------------- 8 Receive A (Rx+)
Transmit B (Tx-) 3------------------------------------ 3 Receive B (Rx-)---------------------- 3 n/c
Transmit Gnd 4------------------------------------ 4 Receive Gnd ------------------------- 4 n/c
Spare 5---------------------------------5 Spare------------------------------- 5 Spare
Receive Gnd 6---------------------------------6 Transmit Gnd--------------------- 9 Receive Gnd
Receive B (Rx-) 7------------------------------------ 7 Transmit B (Tx-) --------------------- 3 Receive B (Rx-)
Transmit A (Tx+) 8------------------------------------ 8 Receive A (Rx+)--------------------- 8 n/c
Frame Gnd 9------------------------------------ 9 Frame Gnd---------------------------- 9 Frame Gnd
Figure 2-3: RS-422 Eavesdrop Cable
Edit Controller
Lance HSE-100 VTR Sony DVW-A500P
SID Encoder
Evertz 5010-SIE

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3.9 PARALLEL REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS
A 9 pin female 'D' connector used for parallel remote control inputs. Loop through outputs have been
provided on two of the inputs for ease of wiring multiple units in parallel. These loop through outputs
are driven in the software so that they follow the sense of the respective inputs. The pinout of the D
connector is as follows:
Pin Description
1 Ground
6 not used
2 VCG Keyer On/Off Input
7 not used
3 ON AIR VCG Disable Input
8 not used
4 GPI Input
9 VCG Keyer On/Off Output
5 GPI Output
VCG KEYER ON/OFF Provides an alternate method of turning the character inserter generator
On and Off. The character inserter is toggled On or Off by a high to low transition on this
input. This input has equal priority with the front panel CHAR GEN ON/OFF key.
ON AIR VCG Disable When closed to ground and the On Air mode is set to On, all the VCG
windows will be turned off. When this input is released, the VCG windows will revert to the
state they were in before the ON AIR disable input was activated.
GPI When closed to ground this input sets a GPI bit in the encoded source ID. When the source
ID decoder senses this bit is on it will activate a GPI output.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................................................1-1
1.1. HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL....................................................................................................1-1
1.2. DEFINITIONS..............................................................................................................................1-1
2. INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................................2-1
2.1. REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS..................................................................................................2-1
2.1.1. Vertical Interval Timecode Video Connections .............................................................2-1
2.1.2. Character Generator Connections................................................................................2-2
2.1.3. Gen Lock Connections..................................................................................................2-2
2.1.4. Parallel Remote Control Connections...........................................................................2-2
2.1.5. Power Connections.......................................................................................................2-3
2.2. MOUNTING .................................................................................................................................2-3
2.3. POWER REQUIREMENTS .........................................................................................................2-3
2.3.1. Selecting the Correct Mains Voltage.............................................................................2-3
2.3.2. Changing the Fuse........................................................................................................2-4
2.4. VIDEO CONNECTIONS ..............................................................................................................2-4
2.4.1. Generator Sync Lock ....................................................................................................2-4
2.4.2. Character Inserter Video...............................................................................................2-4
2.4.3. VITC Generator Video In/Out........................................................................................2-5
2.5. CONNECTING THE 5010-SIE TO THE VTR REMOTE CONTROL PORT ................................ 2-5
2.6. USING THE OPTIONAL MODEL 7225 TIME CODE / STATUS CONVERTER.........................2-5
2.6.1. Model 7225 Rear Panel Connections ...........................................................................2-6
2.6.2. Connecting The 5010-SIE To The 7225 Converter.......................................................2-7
2.6.3. Connecting the VTR Parallel Remote Control Port to the 7225 Converter ...................2-7
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS....................................................................................................3-1
3.1. FRONT PANEL OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................3-1
3.1.1. The Setup Pushbutton Group .......................................................................................3-2
3.1.2. The Character Window Pushbutton Group ...................................................................3-3
3.1.3. The Display-Pushbutton Group.....................................................................................3-3
3.1.4. An Overview of the Status Indicators............................................................................3-3
3.2. FRONT PANEL DISPLAY FUNCTIONS.....................................................................................3-4
3.2.1. Special Front Panel Indicators......................................................................................3-4
3.3. ON SCREEN PROGRAMMING MENU - OVERVIEW ................................................................3-4

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3.4. PROGRAMMING THE GENERATOR SETUP FUNCTIONS......................................................3-7
3.4.1. Configuring the Generator Operating Modes................................................................3-7
3.4.2. Turning the VITC Generator On....................................................................................3-8
3.4.3. Selecting the Lines to Generate VITC On.....................................................................3-8
3.4.4. Selecting the Generator Drop Frame Mode..................................................................3-8
3.4.5. Configuring Whether the 5010-SIE Will Use LTC or VITC from the VTR......................3-9
3.5. PROGRAMMING THE CHARACTER GENERATOR FUNCTIONS...........................................3-9
3.6. PROGRAMMING THE OVERALL CONFIGURATION FUNCTIONS ....................................... 3-11
3.6.1. Selecting the Video Standard......................................................................................3-12
3.6.2. Adjusting The Horizontal Character Size....................................................................3-12
3.6.3. Adjusting the Front Panel Display Brightness.............................................................3-12
3.6.4. Resetting the 5010-SIE to its Factory Defaults...........................................................3-12
3.7. PROGRAMMING A SOURCE ID MESSAGE INTO THE ENCODER.......................................3-12
3.7.1. 5 Character Source ID Format....................................................................................3-12
3.7.2. 9 Character Source ID Format....................................................................................3-13
3.7.3. Source ID Data Entry Mode ........................................................................................3-13
3.8. CHARACTER GENERATOR FUNCTIONS ..............................................................................3-14
3.8.1. Selecting and Positioning the Individual Character Inserter Windows........................3-14
3.8.2. Positioning the Overall Character Display...................................................................3-14
3.8.3. Character Generator On/ Off Controls ........................................................................3-15
3.8.4. Special VCG Indicators...............................................................................................3-15
3.9. PARALLEL REMOTE CONTROL FUNCTIONS....................................................................... 3-16
4. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................................4-1
4.1. OVERVIEW..................................................................................................................................4-1
4.2. JUMPERS AND SWITCHES.......................................................................................................4-1
4.2.1. DIP Switch Functions....................................................................................................4-1
4.2.2. Jumper Functions - Main Board.................................................................................... 4-3
4.2.3. Jumper Functions - VITC Generator Submodule..........................................................4-4
4.3. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION.............................................................................................................4-5
4.3.1. Microcontroller (5200-33)..............................................................................................4-5
4.3.2. Front Panel Display and Pushbuttons (5220-31)..........................................................4-6
4.3.3. VITC Generator (5235-31 to 5235-33)..........................................................................4-7
4.3.4. Character Generator Sync Separator and Keyer (5200-36)..........................................4-8
4.3.5. Character Generator Logic (5200-35)...........................................................................4-9
4.3.6. Reference Video (5200-37).........................................................................................4-10
4.4. UPDATING TO A NEW FIRMWARE VERSION .......................................................................4-10

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Figures
Figure 2-1: Rear Panel Layout....................................................................................................2-1
Figure 2-2: 7225 Rear Panel Connections..................................................................................2-6
Figure 2-3: 5010-SIE to 7225 Time Code / Status Converter Cable...........................................2-7
Figure 2-4: 7225 To BVU 800 Parallel Tally Cable Wiring List...................................................2-8
Figure 2-5: 7225 TO BVW 75 Parallel Tally Cable Wiring List.................................................... 2-9
Figure 2-6: 7225 TO BVH 2000 Parallel Tally Cable Wiring List ..............................................2-10
Figure 2-7: 7225 TO AU 660 Parallel Tally Cable Wiring List...................................................2-11
Figure 3-1: Front Panel Layout....................................................................................................3-1
Figure 3-2: On Screen Programming Menu Overview.................................................................3-5
Figure 3-3: Overview of Front Panel Menu..................................................................................3-5
Figure 3-4: GENERATOR Drop Down Menu...............................................................................3-7
Figure 3-5: VCG Drop Down Menu..............................................................................................3-9
Figure 3-6: CONFIG Drop Down Menu......................................................................................3-11
Figure 4-1: DIP Switch Functions ................................................................................................4-1
Figure 4-2: Main Board Jumper Locations...................................................................................4-2
Figure 4-3: VITC Generator Sub-module Jumpers......................................................................4-4
Figure 4-4: Block Diagram...........................................................................................................4-6
Figure 4-5: Keyboard Scan Codes...............................................................................................4-7
5010 Drawings Drawing #
Serial/Parallel I/O Schematic................................................................................5200-31F
LTC Reader I/O Schematic...................................................................................5200-32F
Microprocessor and EPROM Schematic...............................................................5200-33F
Reader LCA Schematic ........................................................................................5200-34F
Character Generator LCA Schematic ...................................................................5200-35F
Reader and Character Generator Video Schematic .............................................5200-36F
Reference Video Processing Schematic...............................................................5200-37F
Power Supply and Sub-module Header Schematic..............................................5200-38F
I/O Options Table..................................................................................................5200-39F
Main Board Component Layout............................................................................5200-81F
Display Board Schematic.....................................................................................5220-31C
Display Component Layout..................................................................................5220-80C
Video Circuit ........................................................................................................ 5235-31P
VITC Gen LCA Submodule..................................................................................5235-32P
VITC Submodule Header..................................................................................... 5235-33P
VITC Generator Module....................................................................................... 5235-80P
Power Supply Schematic..................................................................................... 8103-31B
Power Supply Component Layout ....................................................................... 8103B-80
7225 Drawings .............................................................................................................Drawing #
MPU & PROM Schematic ................................................................................... 5223-31A
Serial / Parallel I/O Schematic ............................................................................ 5223-32A
Optional Display Header Schematic .................................................................... 5223-33A
LTC Reader Schematic........................................................................................ 5223-34A

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Component Layout Top Side............................................................................... 5223-80A
Component Layout Bottom Side.......................................................................... 5223-81A
5010 Parts Lists ........................................................................................................Parts List #
5200 Main Board .............................................................................................BAM5200TP
5220 Display Board.........................................................................................BAM5220DS
5235 VITC Generator Submodule 5010...........................................................BAS5235VG
8103 Power Supply......................................................................................... BAM8103PS
Misc. Items..............................................................................................................MA5000
7225 Parts Lists ........................................................................................................Parts List #
5223 Main PC Board.......................................................................................BAM5223DR
Misc. Items..............................................................................................................MA7225

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INTRODUCTION Page 1-1
1. INTRODUCTION
The Model 5010-SIE Source ID Encoder provides a cost effective method
of keying timecode, source ID and machine status information into the
analog video.
Features:
• Character Inserter displays timecode, source ID and VTR status in the
picture
• Separate positioning of each character window
• Active low ‘ON AIR’ GPI turns off all local displays of characters
• Active low ‘VCG ON/OFF’ GPI can be used to remotely turn the
character generator on and off
• RS-232 serial interface to VTR to receive timecode, and VTR status
• Rack mountable
• 16 digit Alpha-numeric display, with 10 push buttons
1.1. HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
This manual is organized into 4 chapters: Overview, Installation, Operation,
and Technical Description.
Items of special note for all users are marked with a double box like this.
1.2. DEFINITIONS
LINEAR TIME CODE: A digital code used for timing and control purposes
on video tape and associated audio tape machines. It is
recorded on a longitudinal track with audio characteristics and is
referred to as LTC (Sometimes this code is also referred to as
longitudinal code or SMPTE). Each 80 bit code word is
associated with one television frame, and consists of 26 time
bits, 6 flag bits, 32 user bits and 16 sync bits.
VERTICAL INTERVAL TIME CODE: A digital code used for timing and
control purposes on video tape recorded in the vertical blanking
interval of the video picture, and is referred to as VITC. Each 90
bit code word is associated with one television field, and
consists of 26 time bits, 6 flag bits, 32 user bits, 18 sync bits,
and an 8 bit error check (CRC) code.
USER BITS: 32 bits in the time code are user assignable. They typically
are used to contain reel numbers, scene and take numbers, or
other user-oriented data.
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DROP FRAME: In NTSC systems, where the frame rate is 29.97002618
frames per second, the drop frame mode permits time of day
indexing of the frame numbers by dropping certain frame
numbers. Specifically, frames 0, and 1 at the beginning of each
minute except minutes 0, 10, 20, 30, 40 & 50 are omitted to
compensate for an approximate timing error of 108 frames
(3 seconds 18 frames) per hour. A flag bit is set in the time
code to signal when the drop frame mode is in effect.

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2. INSTALLATION
2.1. REAR PANEL CONNECTIONS
115Vac
MICROSYSTEMS LTD
EVERTZ
SERIAL
PARALLEL
REMOTE CONTROL REF VIDEO IN INPUT
75 OHM VIDEO CHAR GEN OUTPUT
VCG
model 5010 SIE
MADE IN CANADA
FUSE
115 V:
.25 A
230 V:
.125 A
PGM
INPUT
VITC GEN
BA
OUT
Figure 2-1: Rear Panel Layout
The following sections describe the purpose of the rear panel connectors of
the model 5010-SIE. Figure 2-1 above shows the rear panel connectors
provided on the model 5010-SIE. Sections 2.1.1 to 2.1.5 describe the
specific signals that should be connected to the model 5010-SIE.
2.1.1. Vertical Interval Timecode Video Connections
The VITC Generator program input is fitted with a hardware bypass relay
which will pass the program video through to VITC output B when there is a
power loss in the 5010-SIE.
PGM INPUT: A BNC for input for program video onto which vertical
interval time code is to be inserted. When the relay is in the
bypass condition, video applied to this input will be passed
through to the VITC OUT B connector. When the bypass
relay is in the active condition, this input is internally
terminated with 75 ohms, and the program video will pass
through the VITC Generator circuitry.
VITC OUT A A BNC connector which contains the PGM INPUT video with
vertical interval time code inserted. This input is active only
when the bypass relay is in the active condition. (Power
applied to the 5010-SIE)
VITC OUT B: A BNC connector which contain the PGM INPUT video with
vertical interval timecode inserted when the bypass relay is
in the active condition. (Power applied to the 5010-SIE).
When the relay is in the bypass condition, (no power to the
5010-SIE) the VITC OUT B connector will contain the PGM
INPUT video with nothing inserted.
2.1.2. Character Generator Connections
VIDEO CHAR GEN INPUT: A 75 ohm terminated input for program video
onto which characters are to be inserted.

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VIDEO CHAR GEN OUTPUT: A BNC connector which outputs the
VIDEO CHAR GEN INPUT video with characters inserted.
This output is also used to display the on screen
programming menu and is normally connected to a video
monitor.
2.1.3. Gen Lock Connections
REF VIDEO IN: A BNC loop used to provide a gen-lock reference for
the 5010-SIE’s generator.
2.1.4. Parallel Remote Control Connections
PARALLEL: A 9 pin female 'D' connector used for parallel remote control
inputs.
Pin Description
1 Ground
2 VCG Keyer On/Off (Characters toggled On or Off each
time this input grounded)
3 ON AIR VCG Disable (Characters turned off when this
input grounded)
4 not used
5 reserved - do not connect
6 not used
7 not used
8 not used
9 reserved - do not connect
SERIAL: A 9 pin female 'D' connector for connection to the RS-232
connector on the D3 video recorder / or the 7225 time
code/status converter used with the analog tape machines.
Pin Description
1 Ground
2 not used
3 not used
4 Receive Common
5 RS-232 Transmit
6 Transmit Common
7 not used
8 RS-232 Receive
9 Ground
2.1.5. Power Connections
LINE: The model 5010-SIE may be set for either 115v/60 Hz or
230v/50 Hz AC operation. The voltage selector switch is
accessible on the rear panel. The line voltage connector
contains an integral slow blow fuse (and a spare one).