Shortcut | AFADJ |
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Format | AFADJ [X= zero pot value] [Y= video amplitude value] [Z= value] |
Units | integer |
Remembered | Using SS Z |
Shortcut | AFADJ |
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Format | [Addr#]AFADJ [X= zero pot value] [Y= video amplitude value] [Z= value] |
Units | integer |
Type | Card-Addressed |
Remembered | Using [Addr#]SS Z |
X & Y values range between 0 and 100
. Y determines amplitude of the video signal entering the system. Setting a 0 value attenuates a video signal completely, while a setting of 100 lets the full signal go through. Attenuating a video signal also reduces the noise in the signal. If the focus value on the LCD reads 2047
, then the system is saturated with too much signal, try reducing the Y value.
X is the zeroing potentiometer; the value of X should be set such that, when Y is 0
, the focus value is also 0000
(or as close as possible).
Z sets the gain of the final Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) in the auto-focus system. Range: 0 to 3
. By adjusting this setting, a focus value for a sparse sample can be magnified to get better focus. If an incorrect value of gain is used, the ADC saturates and the focus value reaches 2047
. Upon system restart, the setting returns to its default value of 0. Perform an SS Z command to save the current gain setting in non-volatile memory.
AFADJ | GAIN |
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Z=0 | 1x |
Z=1 | 2x |
Z=2 | 4x |
Z=3 | 8x |
:A or Error Reply
AFADJ X=15 Y=95 :A<CR><LF>
AFADJ :N-3
(Error indicates missing arguments)
AFADJ X=1000 Y=-12 Z=4 :N-4
(Error indicates arguments out of range)
AFADJ X=20 Y=90 :N-5
(Error indicates operation failed, try entering one argument at a time)
AFADJ X? Y? :A X=20 Y=95