Blackmagicdesign Teranex Series Manuel utilisateur

Installation and Operation Manual

Teranex

Processors

June 2017

English, 日本語, Français, Deutsch,

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Welcome

Thank you for purchasing a Blackmagic Design Teranex converter for your facility.

The Teranex converter you have purchased is an amazing quality standards converter

that you will spend hours playing with to discover all the wonderful functions it has.

I am still playing with it myself to see all the other things I can use it for! We have packed

it with the latest SDI, HDMI and analog connections so you can use it to

convert and connect anything!

One of the exciting advantages of the Teranex converter is the amazing quality

of the conversions. It features a powerful SIMD processor that allows more complex

calculations, allowing the Teranex to do a better job at processing video, removing

field movement, detecting cadence, noise reduction, timecode conversions, subtitle

conversion and much more!

Enjoy exploring your Teranex processor and we all hope you have many years

of enjoyment out of it. Please let us know of any ideas and features you would like

to see, as we are constantly updating the software so it gets better and better!

Grant Petty

CEO Blackmagic Design

English

Contents

Teranex Processors

Getting Started 5

Plugging in Power 5

Plugging in Video 5

Plugging in Audio 5

Conversions 5

Setting the Latency for Teranex AV 6

Installing Admin Software 7

Software Installation 7

Updating the Internal Software 8

Connectors 9

Teranex Express 9

Teranex AV 10

Teranex 2D 11

Teranex 3D 12

Changing Settings 13

Changing Settings using the

Front Control Panel 13

Setting your Input 13

Setting your Output 14

Control Panel Overview 15

Presets 17

Audio and System Status LEDs 17

Connecting to a Network 18

Changing Settings using

BlackmagicTeranex Setup 19

Aspect Ratio Conversions 23

Conversion Workflows 25

Up Conversion to Ultra HD

using TeranexAV andTeranexExpress 26

Down Conversion 27

Cross Conversion 29

Standards Conversion 30

Cadence Removal 32

Clean Cadence 32

Lowest Latency Processing

onTeranex AV 33

Audio Embedding 34

Teranex Processor Settings 34

Video Menu Settings 35

Audio Menu Settings 45

Noise Reduction Menu Settings 51

Ancillary Data Menu Settings 53

System Setup Menu Settings 60

3D Menu Settings 69

Capture and Playback 77

Using your Favorite Editing Software 77

DaVinci Resolve 78

Avid Media Composer 80

Apple Final Cut Pro 7 81

Apple Final Cut Pro X 83

Adobe Premiere Pro CC 84

Adobe After Eects CC 85

Adobe Photoshop CC 88

Waveform Monitoring with

BlackmagicUltraScope 89

Format Conversion Tables 94

Teranex AV and Teranex Express 94

Teranex 2D 95

Teranex 3D 96

DB-25 Connector Pin-outs

fortheTeranex2D 97

Installing Optional Blackmagic

Design FiberOptic SFP 99

Teranex AV Chassis Bumpers 100

Developer Information 101

Front and Rear Diagrams 119

Help 120

Warnings 121

Warranty 122

Contents

Getting Started

Plugging in Power

Getting started with your Teranex processor is as easy as plugging in power and connecting

your signal input and output.

To supply power, plug in a standard IEC power cable to your Teranex processor’s power input

on the rear panel.

Plugging in Video

Plug your source video input into your Teranex processor’s video input, and plug the video

output into your destination equipment. Note that all video outputs are simultaneously active so

you can connect to more equipment if needed. Confirm the signal by checking the LCD on the

control panel. The LCD can display the input or output video, pressing the ‘in’ or ‘out’ button will

set the display accordingly. The LCD also gives details about the video format and frame rate.

The Teranex Express and AV also display timecode and audio levels.

Plugging in Audio

If you are connecting SDI video, then you already have audio connected as it is embedded in

the SDI video signal. On Teranex processors with XLR connectors you can also plug in analog

or AES digital audio.

Teranex 3D has XLR connectors for analog or AES audio input

and output, plus LTC timecode in and out.

Conversions

Once you have powered your Teranex processor and connected your inputs and outputs, you

are ready to perform a conversion. To set a conversion, the first thing to do is set your input and

confirm the input signal.

Setting your input

1 Press the ‘in’ button on the left side of the control panel. The button will illuminate

when selected.

2 Using the ‘video’ buttons, select the SDI, HDMI, analog or optical video input.

3 When your input is selected, you will see the image displayed on the built in

LCDand your Teranex will automatically detect the input format and illuminate all

thecorresponding buttons, including format and frame rate.

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VIDEO

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REF INDOLBY METADATA REMOTE IN/OUT Y/NTSC/PAL IN B-Y IN R-YIN Y/NTSC/PAL OUT B-Y OUT

SD/HD/3G-SDIHDMI

R-Y OUT STEREO IN TIMECODE IN TIMECODEOUT AUDIO IN 1 AUDIO IN 2 AUDIO OUT 1 AUDIO OUT 2

IN OUT

LOOP B OUT A OUT B

PUSH PUSH

55Getting Started

4 Using the ‘audio’ buttons, select the embedded, AES, or analog audio input.

5 After setting your input, you can now change your output settings for your

desiredconversion.

Press the IN button to display the video input format. In this example,

the format is 1080i50 via SDI with embedded audio.

Setting your output

1 Press the ‘out’ button on the left side of the control panel.

2 Select the video ‘format’ you want to convert to.

3 Choose the ‘frame’ line mode you want. For example, progressive, interlaced or

progressive segmented frame.

4 Choose the desired frame ‘rate’.

5 Now set the ‘aspect’ ratio you want.

Your converted video will now appear on the LCD and is available on all relevant video outputs.

Setting the Latency for Teranex AV

Teranex AV has a processing mode which by default is set to ‘lowest latency.’ This mode is ideal

for use in live productions, with a typical latency or processing delay through the Teranex AV of

2 frames. To achieve this low latency, Teranex features not required in live productions are

bypassed without affecting the overall image quality of your program. For post production

applications we recommend that you use the ‘highest quality’ setting, which will enable you to

utilize scene cut detection, noise reduction and linear interpolation algorithms as needed. To

set the latency for Teranex AV:

1 Press the ‘home’ button, then press ‘system setup’ and then ‘processing’ to reach the

‘processing’ menu.

2 Select ‘lowest latency’ for live productions or ‘highest quality’ for post production

applications.

3 Your Teranex AV will restart to enable the chosen processing mode.

That’s all there is to getting started with your Teranex processor. With the setup utility installed

and your Teranex updated with the latest internal software, you can start setting your conversion

workflows. Please keep reading the instruction manual for more detailed information on all the

different conversion types, settings and powerful features of your Teranex processor.

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HDMI

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NOTE For more information, refer to the “Conversion Workflows” section in

this manual.

66Getting Started

Installing Admin Software

Software Installation

Blackmagic Teranex Setup is used to update your Teranex processor and to change conversion

settings remotely. The software is very easy to use, and all the settings for any connected Teranex

units can be accessed by clicking on each respective unit’s settings icon on the Home page.

Installation on Mac OS X

1 Download the Blackmagic Teranex Setup software from www.blackmagicdesign.com

2 Unzip the downloaded file and open the resulting disk image to reveal its contents.

3 Double click the installer and follow the prompts to complete the installation.

Installation on Windows

1 Download Blackmagic Teranex Setup from www.blackmagicdesign.com

2 Unzip the downloaded file. You should see a Blackmagic Teranex Setup folder

containing this PDF manual and the Teranex setup utility installer.

3 Double click the installer and follow the prompts to complete the installation.

4 When the installation has finished, it will prompt you to restart your computer.

Click‘restart’ to complete the installation.

Once your computer has restarted, Blackmagic Teranex Setup will be ready to use.

After downloading and unzipping the

Blackmagic Teranex Installer, simply launch

the installer and follow the install prompts.

77Installing Admin Software

Use Blackmagic Teranex Setup for updating your

Teranex processor and for changing settings remotely

from a Mac OS X or Windows computer.

Updating the Internal Software

It is important to ensure that power is connected to your Teranex processor beforeconnecting

aUSB cable between the computer and your Teranex.

1 Power your Teranex processor.

2 Attach a USB cable from the computer to your Teranex.

3 Launch the Blackmagic Teranex Setup application. Teranex Setup will detecttheUSB

connection to your Teranex and will display it as a “Local USB” connection.

AUSBconnected device is always positioned as the first device in the list of connected

devices in Teranex Setup. Note the white dot at the bottom of the screenshot on the

previous page.

4 Click the icon below the processor’s name to establish a connection. If Blackmagic

Teranex Setup contains newer internal software than thatcurrently installed in your

Teranex, you will be prompted to update. Just follow the onscreen instructions to

complete the update. Once the internal software update is complete, disconnect the

USB cable. If you are connected to your Teranex via Ethernet, you may locate your

Teranex by name within the list of Teranex connected devices to make changes toyour

Teranex settings using the setup utility.

88Installing Admin Software

Connectors

The types of connectors will vary depending on your Teranex processor model. Generally,

allTeranex processors can convert SDI signals. Other models can also convert HDMI and

analog video, but you will need to check your particular model to know which information in

thismanual is relevant to your Teranex.

This section shows you all the connectors that are built into each Teranex model so you

canquickly identify them.

Teranex Express

1 Power

1x IEC C14 – For built-in international

90 – 240 volt AC power supply.

2 USB

1x USB Type B – Connect to

acomputer running Blackmagic

Teranex Setup software to update

theinternal software.

3 Ethernet

1x RJ-45 – Connect to a computer

running Blackmagic Teranex Setup

software to apply settings remotely.

4 REF In

1x BNC – Black burst or tri-level

reference input.

5 SDI In A

1x BNC – 12G-SDI input A.

Usable forsingle link

ordual-link≈SDI input.

6 SDI In B

1x BNC – 6G-SDI input B.

Fordual-linkinput only.

7 SDI In A Loop

1x BNC – 12G-SDI video loop output.

May also be used for one channel of

quad-3G output.

8 SDI In B Loop

1x BNC – 6G-SDI video loop output.

May also be used for one channel of

quad-3G output.

9 SDI Out A

1x BNC – 12G-SDI video output A.

May also be used for dual-link output

or for one channel of quad-3G output.

10 SDI Out B

1x BNC – 6G-SDI video output B.

Will replicate output A if output

formatis 6G-SDI or less.

May be used for dual-link output or

for one channel of quad-3G output.

11 Optical Out/In Socket

Supports SMPTE optical fiber

SFPmodules for 3G, 6G or 12G SDI

speeds to support video formats

upto Ultra HD 2160p60 depending

on the module that is installed.

12G-SDI 6G-SDI 6G-SDI 6G-SDI12G-SDI 12G-SDI

LOOP AIN BIN A

REF IN

LOOP B OUT A OUT B

OPTICAL

OUT/IN

VIDEO AUDIO FORMAT FRAME RATE ASPECT MENU VIDEO PRESETS AUDIO STATUS

SYSTEM STATUS

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99Connectors

Teranex AV

1 Power

1x IEC C14 – For built-in international

90 – 240 volt AC power supply.

2 USB

1x USB Type C – Connect to a

computer running Blackmagic

Teranex Setup software to update

theinternal software.

3 Ethernet

1x RJ-45 – Connect to a computer

running Blackmagic Teranex Setup

software to apply settings remotely.

4 REF In

1x BNC – Black burst or tri-level

reference input.

5 REF Out

1x BNC – Black burst or tri-level

reference generator output running at

current output video format.

6 Audio In CH 1 and CH 2

2x XLR – Two channels of balanced

analog audio in or two pairs of

AESdigital audio in, user selectable.

7 Analog Inputs, Left and Right

2x RCA Phono – Stereo audio Inputs,

left and right, unbalanced, line level.

8 SDI In A

1x BNC – 12G-SDI input A.

Usable for single link or dual-link

SDI input.

9 SDI In B

1x BNC – 12G-SDI input B.

Usable for single link or dual-link

SDI input.

10 SDI In A and In B Loop

1x BNC – 12G-SDI

input A active loop through.

1x BNC – 12G-SDI

input B active loop through.

11 HDMI In

1x HDMI type A – HDMI input.

12 HDMI Loop

1x HDMI type A – loop out of

HDMIinput that is not changed

byTeranex processing.

13 HDMI Out

1x HDMI type A – Processed

output via HDMI out

14 Optical Out/In Socket

Supports SMPTE optical fiber

SFPmodules for 3G, 6G or 12G SDI

speeds to support video formats

upto Ultra HD 2160p60 depending

on the module that is installed.

15 SDI Out A

1x BNC – 12G-SDI video output A.

May also be used for dual-link output.

16 SDI Out B

1x BNC – 12G-SDI video output B.

Replicates SDI output A, except

whenused for dual-link output

17 Quad 3G-SDI Out – CH A, B, C, D

4x BNC – Quad 3G-SDI outputs,

active with applicable Ultra HD output

formats up to 2160p60.

If output format is not Ultra HD,

thesebecome 4 replicated

SDI outputs.

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OUT

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HDMI

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EMBED

AES

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486

720

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SD/HD/3G/6G/12G-SDI

REF INETHERNET

USB

STEREO IN

CH 1 CH 2

LOOP B

OUT A OUT B CH C CH D

CH A CH B

HDMI IN HDMI LOOP

HDMI OUT

QUAD 3G-SDI OUT

AUDIO IN

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HDMI IN

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