LEADER PHSXO-ENG PHABRIX Engineering Software Bundle for PHABRIX Sx Series Analyzers

This option allows a series of predefined actions to be run within the PHABRIX Sx range using a script stored in internal memory and a report created if selected. 

Applications include repeated test sequences as required by manufacturer Test Departments, R&D Departments, Systems Integrators and Commissioning/Support Engineers and those requiring support documentation using the report feature.

The SDI analysis option provides the engineer with a detailed view of the data words contained within the SDI stream. This allows the analysis of complex faults and is particularly useful when determining compatibility issues between equipment and when debugging new product developments within an R&D environment. Detail within the active SDI stream can be viewed with continuous update. Analysis can be obtained from the generated or received SDI stream allowing quick comparison checks.

This option gives users full remote control of the unit via TCP/IP Sockets to allow any aspect of the unit to be modified or queried. 

This allows quite complex applications to be created to perform test and measurement functions such as automated testing of routers or other broadcast equipment.

This option adds a range of preprogrammed zone plate patterns along with user defined controls over several parameters which can be saved to custom buffers. 

Moving zone plates provide a very useful dynamic pattern for testing a range of video processing equipment. Spacial and temporal controls are particularly useful for testing up/down converters, image scalers and applications which compress signals. Frequency sweep testing using the zone plate is particularly useful in determining the usable bandwidth of the system. All formats are supported using this option including 16:9 and 4:3 aspects, each pattern automatically scales for the chosen format.

The advanced formats option available for the SxTAG, SxA, and SxE adds a variety of new formats to the standard set of 76 currently available. These include 4:2:2 YUV, 4:4:4 RGB, and 4:4:4 YUV at 10/12 bit and 3G level A and B.

The Ancillary status option from PHABRIX provides broadcasters, studios, OB, and broadcast manufacturers with a detailed analysis of the ancillary data present in a SDI signal. 

The option also allows the user to define the required DID or SDID code. Any ancillary packet code can be saved down for future recall.

This option allows the display of Dolby D/D+/E metadata present in a selected audio stream and it can also generate Dolby D/D+/E streams from a wide section allowing engineers to enter and adjust parameters to check broadcast infrastructure. 

This option can determine if the Dolby packet is timed correctly on the SDI video stream. Also, the Dolby D/D+/E may be monitored from any of the SDI input embedded audio channel pairs or the AES input.