The XIO 9070CLIP HD/SD-SDI Test Signal Generator from Gra-Vue is a modular board for the 1RU version of the XIO frame and can generate a range or standard test patterns as well as upload user-defined test graphics through the Ethernet port. The module is able to continuously and steadily output static or dynamic test graphics in several formats. Plus, the module features a reference input for H/V phase adjustment, allowing the video to be synchronized to an external source, such as a common house clock.

Use Built-In Patterns or Upload Your Own    Supports SD, 720p and 1080i SDI    Dual Mirrored HD/SD-SDI Outputs

Output supports 1080i, 720p, 625i, and 525i resolutions

Dual mirrored SDI outputs so you can send the signal to two downstream devices without requiring a distribution amplifier

Reference input supports composite NTSC/PAL and tri-level sync

Internal 20-bit digital signal processing

Generates several standard HD/SD test graphics, and supports custom test graphics and video/audio materials

LEDs provide real-time indication of signal and power supply status

User defined-video or graphics may be uploaded through the Ethernet connection, with the result monitorable in real-time

I/O connectors are hot-swappable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm considering purchasing a TeleVue 90-Degree Everbrite 2 Mirror Diagonal for my Celestron 8 HD OTA. Do I need the TeleVue Schmidt Cassegrain Adapter functionality to connect the two?

A: Yes, you will need the adapter. You can go with the long or short SCT adapter. I use the short adapter with my 8 and the long with my 12 SCT.

Q: 2. Can you replace the bulb easily if it burns out?

A: Yes it is easy to change the bulb

Q: 3. How do I hook up to T V to look at pictures on the television?

A: You connect the Pana-Vue to the TV with the included video cable.

Q: 4. Is it possible to take one HDMI input and output 1 pass-through HDMI output and one vertically flipped HDMI output?

A: Yes, The DECIMATOR DMON-4S has 4 independent converters that would allow you to flip one of the HDMI outputs. It supports - Horizontal and/or Vertical image flipping per window.

Q: 5. How much latency is added to the signal when using the loop output? Thanks!

A: loop out should be 0. if it re-clocks it might be 1 frame

Q: 6. Batteries?

A: No batteries needed. You just point the viewer at a diffuse bright light. A lightbox is ideal (B&H sells many), but bright daylight or a bright light shone through a diffuser or off a white wall will do fine.

Q: 7. Will this viewer work with glass mounted 2 slides?

A: This is a nice little projector but I only tried regular slides in it. I do not know if glass-mounted would work.

Q: 8. I am looking for the "old" type for viewing slides that are alread on a light table. Will this work if you remove what appears to be a translucent backing?

A: A slide would be inserted into the Pana Vue product. Based on your description, a loupe such as the Peak PlaLupe 10x, BH # PE2032 would work best when viewing slides on a light table. https://bhpho.to/3ClhEob

Q: 9. Will this work well with HDMI video coming from a Apple Mac source to a BlackMagic ATEM switcher? The DAC-70's always work great but are more costly. BlackMagic Design makes an HDMI to HD-SDI converter, however they do not work we'll due to HDCP protection.

A: This may not work for getting the HDMI video out of the Apple Mac in to a Blackmagie ATEM switcher. This is a converter only, where as the DAC-70 is an Up, Down, Cross Converter. The DAC-70 having the ability to convert frame rates and resolutions is what makes it such a powerful tool and a great choice for getting signals in to a Blackmagic ATEM that under normal circumstances will not work.

Q: 10. How many slides fit in at once? Hoping not to change one at a time.

A: It's a single slide viewerthat's the whole point. If you want to view multiple slides at once, get a slide projector.