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Chapter 4: Installing AVoption 17

Initializing Hard Drives

Refer to the information in the AVoption

Release Bulletin and on the Digidesign Web

site for the latest hard drive initialization

information.

AVoption Video

Connections

The ABVB Video Cable

AVoption includes a cable that provides

nine coaxial video connections to connect

video and sync components of your system

to the ABVB card.

To connect the ABVB cable to the ABVB card:

1 Remove the ABVB cable from the protec-

tive plastic bag.

2 Connect the single connector end to the

matching connector on the ABVB card.

3 Tighten the screws to lock the cable in

place.

Video Connectors on the ABVB Cable

GL IN This “Gen Lock” connector is used to

connect the ABVB card to an external refer-

ence video (black burst) source.

CV OUT This connector provides Compos-

ite Video out. You can use this output to

connect an NTSC or PAL video monitor for

video viewing. You can also connect this

output to a composite input on your VTR.

✽ Many NTSC video monitors include outputs

that recreate a video input signal. You can con-

nect the CV OUT from the ABVB to an NTSC

monitor, then connect an output from the mon-

itor to your VTR to record from AVoption.

Y OUT, B-Y OUT, R-Y OUT

These connectors

provide Component (RGB) Video outputs.

You can use these to connect a video refer-

ence monitor or VTR that has Component

Video inputs.

CV IN This input is used to get Composite

Video from an external source into AVop-

tion. Connect this to your video source.

This connector can also be used in a video

loop with the USD. The output of your VTR

can be connected to the Video In connec-

tor on the USD, then the Video Out con-

nector on the USD can be connected to this

CV IN cable. You might use this connec-

tion to “window burn” with the USD.

Y IN, B-Y IN, R-Y IN These inputs are used to

get Component Video signals from an ex-

ternal source into AVoption.

ABVB video connector cable

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