Matrox Convert DVI Installation and User Guide (Windows version) March 22, 2013 Y11140-201-0410
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Contents Chapter 1 Introducing Matrox Convert DVI Welcome to Matrox Convert DVI.......................................................... 2 Supported video output formats................................................................. 2 Hardware supplied for Matrox Convert DVI ......................................... 2 Matrox Convert DVI system requirements ........................................... 3 About this manual .................................................................................
vi Configuring your display settings for use with Convert DVI................ 21 Supported Convert DVI desktop resolutions..............................................24 If you have display issues when starting Windows.............................25 If Convert DVI is connected to your primary DVI output ............................25 If Convert DVI is connected to your secondary DVI output........................26 Retrieving a window from the Convert DVI desktop ..................................
vii Environmental specifications ..................................................................... 61 Appendix B Matrox Customer Support How to get Matrox customer support................................................ 64 Registration .............................................................................................. 64 Keep up to date with our website ............................................................ 64 Contacting us ............................................................
viii Your notes Contents
1 Introducing Matrox Convert DVI This chapter lists the Convert DVI system requirements, and describes the available documentation.
2 Welcome to Matrox Convert DVI Matrox Convert DVI products let you convert high-resolution DVI sources to HD and SD video for broadcast, display, and recording. It takes your DVI output and converts it to high-quality SDI and analog video simultaneously. Stereo audio input can be embedded into the SDI output from Matrox Convert DVI. You can choose to output your entire computer screen, or focus on details in a specific region of interest on the screen.
3 Matrox Convert DVI system requirements For initial configuration, Matrox Convert DVI requires a computer with the following system configuration: • Microsoft Windows 7 Professional, Ultimate, or Home Premium (32- or 64-bit) with Service Pack 1, or Windows XP Professional 32-bit with Service Pack 3. • One free USB 2.0 port. • A PCIe display card that supports at least one DVI-D output.
4 • A plus (+) sign is used to indicate combinations of keys and/or mouse operations. For example: $ CTRL+C means to hold down the CTRL key while pressing the C key. $ SHIFT+click means to hold down the SHIFT key while you click an item with the mouse. Last-minute information Any important information that wasn’t available for inclusion in this manual by publication time is provided to you in the Matrox Convert DVI Release Notes.
2 Connecting External Devices to Matrox Convert DVI This chapter shows you how to connect external devices to Matrox Convert DVI.
6 Available Convert DVI connections Matrox Convert DVI allows you to connect multiple devices for simultaneous output, and supports the following connections: • One DVI input and one DVI output. • One USB 2.0 port (required for configuring Convert DVI only). • Your choice of one of the following video output combinations: $ HD SDI output with embedded audio and simultaneous HD analog component output. $ SD SDI output with embedded audio and simultaneous SD analog component output.
7 Convert DVI to your display card’s second output). Because Convert DVI doesn’t have a screen, you can connect a DVI monitor to the DVI OUT on your Convert DVI in order to preview what will be output through Convert DVI’s video outputs. Whatever is displayed on the monitor connected to Convert DVI’s DVI OUT (Convert DVI desktop) is output as high-quality video through the Convert DVI video outputs.
8 ¡ Important Convert DVI’s USB connection is needed only when installing ConvertUtils (see “Installing your Matrox software” on page 20), or configuring Convert DVI (see Chapter 4, “Configuring Matrox Convert DVI”). Although a USB connection is required for programming Convert DVI for stand-alone mode, it is not required for using Convert DVI in stand-alone mode (see “Stand-alone mode” on page 46).
9 6 Connect the female stereo audio jack on the computer end of the Convert DVI cable to your speakers. You can also connect your speakers to Convert DVI’s RCA audio outputs if you have the proper adapter. 7 Connect the DVI connector on your DVI monitor to the DVI OUT on Convert DVI. If your DVI monitor is black when you start Windows, see “If you have display issues when starting Windows” on page 25 for more information.
10 Connecting Convert DVI to your computer’s secondary DVI output If your display card has multiple DVI outputs, you can connect Convert DVI to your secondary DVI output. By doing this, you can use two monitors in your workflow. You can use your primary monitor as a workspace to configure Convert DVI and perform any other Windows tasks, and your secondary monitor exclusively to preview what will be output through Convert DVI’s analog and SDI outputs.
11 Convert DVI connected to secondary DVI output May require an adapter (see “Using DVI to HDMI and DVI to DisplayPort adapters” on page 7) 6 1 0 7 To AC wall outlet Convert DVI monitor (optional secondary display) Primary monitor 5 2 3 To speakers 4 May require an adapter (see “Using DVI to HDMI and DVI to DisplayPort adapters” on page 7) Computer Connecting Convert DVI
12 Connecting Convert DVI for programming stand-alone mode To program your Convert DVI for stand-alone mode, it must be connected using the USB cable to a computer that has the Convert DVI software installed.
13 Convert DVI power supply and adapter plugs If your Convert DVI kit includes an external power supply cable with international adapter plugs for use in different regions, the following instructions detail how to remove and insert the adapter plugs: • To remove an adapter plug from the power adapter, hold down the button labeled PUSH on the power adapter, and then slide the adapter plug up until it releases from the power adapter.
14 Typical Matrox Convert DVI connections The following three illustrations show some typical Convert DVI connections. In the first two illustrations, we’ve connected a DVI monitor to preview the Convert DVI desktop, and also two different types of video devices to the Convert DVI outputs (such as analog component and SDI). We’ve also connected the audio output from the Convert DVI box to one of the video devices, but you can connect it to a sound mixer if you are using one.
15 Analog component and SDI connections Convert DVI monitor To AC wall outlet To speakers Primary DVI monitor Computer Typical Matrox Convert DVI connections
16 Composite and S-Video connections Convert DVI monitor To AC wall outlet To speakers Primary DVI monitor Computer Chapter 2, Connecting External Devices to Matrox Convert DVI
17 Connections for using Convert DVI in stand-alone mode To video/audio inputs (see “Analog component and SDI connections” on page 15, or “Composite and S-Video connections” on page 16) To SDI video input Only the Convert DVI cable’s DVI and audio connections are required to use Convert DVI in stand-alone mode.
18 Your notes Chapter 2, Connecting External Devices to Matrox Convert DVI
3 Installing Your Matrox Software and Configuring Your Display Settings This chapter explains how to install and remove your Matrox software, and how to configure your display settings to use Matrox Convert DVI.
20 Hardware detection The first time you connect your Convert DVI to your computer’s USB port (and your computer is on), Windows will detect your Convert DVI hardware, and the “Found New Hardware Wizard” may be displayed. Because the Matrox ConvertUtils Setup program will automatically install the appropriate drivers for Convert DVI, you can ignore the wizard (or press ESC or click Cancel to close the wizard), and install your Matrox software as explained in the next section.
21 Firmware update When you install Matrox ConvertUtils, the software installation automatically verifies the firmware on your Convert DVI hardware and updates it if required. ¡ Important To complete the firmware update, your computer must be shut down and Convert DVI must be powered off. Once your computer has shut down, unplug Convert DVI from its power source, and then re-plug it before restarting your computer.
22 • Extend your displays You can connect a DVI monitor or other display device, such as a projector, to Convert DVI’s DVI OUT, and then extend your primary display to the Convert DVI’s display. This will allow you to use the Convert DVI to preview your video output. For example, you can have the Convert DVI Control Panel open on your primary display, and simultaneously have a video clip open on the Convert DVI’s display.
23 to Convert DVI’s DVI OUT connector, it’s recommended that you duplicate your primary desktop. For Windows 7: $ Extending your primary display If you see two monitor icons displayed, from the Multiple displays list, select Extend these displays. If you see more than two monitor icons displayed, click the monitor icon that represents your Convert DVI (click Identify if you’re not sure), and then from the Multiple displays list, select Extend desktop to this display.
24 close in size. For example, if you want to output NTSC video, set your Convert DVI desktop resolution to 800×600 for best results. $ If you want to output a specific area of your Convert DVI desktop (see “Specifying your region of interest settings” on page 35), it is recommended that you set your Convert DVI desktop resolution to the native resolution of the monitor that is connected to it.
25 • Other resolutions may work with Convert DVI, but only the resolutions listed above have been tested and approved by Matrox for use with Convert DVI. If you have display issues when starting Windows After connecting Convert DVI and starting your computer, if your primary display is black, has an incorrect resolution, or your system does not detect your primary display, one of the issues in the following sections may be the cause.
26 able to see your desktop, and you can further adjust your settings as needed. If Convert DVI is connected to your secondary DVI output If you connected Convert DVI to your secondary DVI output, your system may have incorrectly set your primary display resolution, or automatically set the Convert DVI as your primary display because the Convert DVI is capable of using a higher resolution than the physical monitor connected to your primary DVI output.
4 Configuring Matrox Convert DVI This chapter explains how to set your Convert DVI settings.
28 Using the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel The Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel includes various settings for configuring the Matrox Convert DVI video output, genlock, and region of interest settings. You can also set your administartion settings in the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel. Remarks • In order to configure Convert DVI, it must be connected to your computer via the USB connectors as explained in “Connecting Convert DVI” on page 7.
29 Specifying your output settings This section details how to specify your Convert DVI video and audio output settings. Depending on your Convert DVI hardware, some of the output options described in this section may not be available, and may not appear exactly as shown. ¦ Note You must click Apply for the changes to the output settings to take effect. 1 Open the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel. 2 Click the Output tab.
30 ¦ Note To optimize the quality of your video output if you selected a PAL, 1280×720p @ 50 fps, or 1920×1080i @ 25 fps video output format, you must change the Convert DVI display mode settings to support 50 Hz video (see “Specifying your Convert DVI display modes” on page 40). 4 From the Active Analog Output menu, select the type of analog video output that you want. You can select either Component or Composite and S-Video. If you selected an HD output format, only Component will be available.
31 can also position the file manually by using your mouse to drag the graphic to the desired position. 8 For Matrox Convert DVI Plus only, click Proc Amps to adjust the Hue, Chroma, Brightness, and Contrast levels of your video output. Click Save as Default to save the current settings as the default settings, which overrides the previously saved settings. Click Load Default at any time to load the latest default settings. Click OK when done.
32 ¥ Tip Press CTRL+SHIFT+F1 to apply changes (see “Managing keyboard shortcuts” on page 48). Freezing the Convert DVI output (Convert DVI Plus only) Convert DVI Plus users can freeze the video output at any time by clicking Freeze Output. When the video output is frozen, any changes made to the Convert DVI settings will not take effect until the video output is no longer frozen.
33 Specifying your genlock settings This section details how to specify your Convert DVI genlock settings. ¦ Note You must click Apply for the changes to the genlock settings to take effect. 1 Open the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel. 2 Click the Genlock tab. 3 From the Analog Genlock Source menu, select one of the following: Select this to genlock to Convert DVI’s internal reference signal. Select this option only if you don’t have an external sync generator connected to the REF IN on your Convert DVI.
34 4 If you’re genlocking to an external source, from the Genlock Video Format menu, select your external genlock source’s video format. ¡ Important To ensure good output results, make sure that your external genlock source’s video format is compatible with the Convert DVI video output format.
35 Specifying your region of interest settings The region of interest feature lets you output a specific area of your Convert DVI desktop, instead of the entire desktop. A customizable window is used to select the area of your Convert DVI desktop that you want to output. Only the content within the selection window border is displayed on the video output. The selection window border and the content behind the border are not visible on the video output.
36 region of interest selection window. When disabled, the entire Convert DVI desktop is displayed on the video output. ¥ Tip Press CTRL+SHIFT+F2 to enable/disable the region on interest feature (see “Managing keyboard shortcuts” on page 48). 4 Under Custom Preset, you can load and delete a previously saved region of interest preset, or save the current settings as a new preset: $ Load Select a previously saved region of interest preset from the list to load the preset’s settings.
37 7 Under Settings, set the following options: $ Select this option to hide the region of interest selection window. This option does not disable or enable the region of interest feature, but simply hides or shows the selection window. You can also right-click the selection window to hide it temporarily. Hide selection window ¥ Tip Press CTRL+SHIFT+F3 to hide/show the selection window (see “Managing keyboard shortcuts” on page 48).
38 can do so using the control panel settings (see step 6), or the keyboard arrow keys when the selection window is the active window. ¦ Note If the region of interest selection window border becomes red when scanning the Convert DVI desktop for detectable windows/panes, the current output scaling is not supported for that particular window size.
39 window. If Snap to window is enabled (see “Specifying your region of interest settings” on page 35), you can scan the Convert DVI desktop for any detectable windows/panes, and release the mouse button to select the currently detected window/pane. ¥ Tips • Right-click to temporarily hide the selection window and mouse icon.
40 Specifying your Convert DVI display modes By default, Convert DVI supports a predefined set of common desktop resolutions at 60 Hz and 75 Hz. This is to ensure that Convert DVI functions with most DVI monitors/devices. The default 60 Hz resolutions provide optimal results for outputting video at 29.97 fps or 59.94 fps, such as NTSC and 1920×1080i @ 59.94 fps.
41 ° To change the Convert DVI display modes: 1 Open the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel. 2 Click the Display Modes tab. 3 Select one of the following display mode settings: $ Default Sets the Convert DVI desktop display modes to Convert DVI’s default 60 Hz and 75 Hz resolutions (see “Convert DVI default display modes” on page 42). You can also set Convert DVI to default display modes by clicking Reset DVI Output (see “Resetting your Convert DVI display modes” on page 43).
42 them. Every monitor has at least one detailed timing display mode. In monitors with more than one detailed timing display mode, Convert DVI will support the first three display modes provided by the monitor. $ Custom Select this option to choose up to three display modes, in any combination, from the list of available 50 Hz, 60 Hz, and 75 Hz resolutions.
43 • 1152×870 @ 75 Hz • 1280×720 @ 60 Hz • 1280×1024 @ 60 Hz • 1600×1200 @ 60 Hz • 1680×1050 @ 60 hz • 1920×1080 @ 60 Hz • 1920×1200 @ 60 Hz Resetting your Convert DVI display modes Perform the following steps to reset the Convert DVI display modes to the default 60 Hz and 75 Hz resolutions (see “Convert DVI default display modes” on page 42), or to resolve display issues (see “If you have display issues when starting Windows” on page 25).
44 Specifying your administrator settings The Admin page of the Convert DVI Control Panel is used for the various administrative actions and settings, such as programming stand-alone mode, loading and saving project presets, locking the control panel, and the management of your password and keyboard shortcuts. 1 Open the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel. 2 Click the Admin tab. 3 Select or clear the Lock control panel option to lock or unlock the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel and its options.
45 ¦ Note If you can’t remember your current password, you can retrieve it from the Windows registry editor. Choose Start (Windows 7) or Start > Run (Windows XP), type regedit in the text box provided, and then press ENTER. In the registry tree on the left, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ Matrox\Video\Settings\Convert, and then open the Password file. The current password appears under Value data.
46 Stand-alone mode Convert DVI's stand-alone mode lets you use your Convert DVI with any device that has a DVI-D output in a supported desktop resolution (see “Supported Convert DVI desktop resolutions” on page 24). For example, you can connect Convert DVI to the DVI output from a camera or medical device, or the DVI output from a different computer from the host computer that you used to configure Convert DVI.
47 4 Specify your Convert DVI settings. These settings will be used by your Convert DVI when in stand-alone mode. ¦ Note Only the settings that have been applied to your video output will be programmed for stand-alone mode. If you make changes to the Output or Genlock settings, make sure to click Apply on those pages before programming for stand-alone mode. The Graphic overlay output option and the Snap to window region-of-interest option are not available in stand-alone mode. 5 Click the Admin tab.
48 DVI must be connected using the USB cable to a computer that has the Convert DVI software installed. See “Programming Convert DVI for stand-alone mode” on page 46 for instructions on changing the Convert DVI stand-alone settings. Managing keyboard shortcuts Convert DVI comes with default keyboard shortcuts for performing specific actions. You can edit and delete these shortcuts from the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box.
49 The following table lists the default keyboard shortcuts for the Convert DVI actions: Action Default shortcut Apply CTRL+SHIFT+F1 Enable/disable region of interest CTRL+SHIFT+F2 Show/hide region of interest CTRL+SHIFT+F3 1:1 output scaling option CTRL+SHIFT+F4 Allow clicking through selection window CTRL+SHIFT+F5 Freeze/unfreeze output 1 CTRL+SHIFT+F6 Enable/disable the region of interest Snap-to-window option1 1 CTRL+SHIFT+F7 Available for Convert DVI Plus only.
50 1 Open the Matrox Convert DVI Control Panel. 2 Select Show video output scaling and positioning window (Convert DVI Plus), or Show video output scaling and live preview window (Convert DVI). Video output Custom-scaling handle (Convert DVI Plus only) Destination region of interest (output content) 3 Select Show settings to display the options. 4 Under Scaling, choose one of the following scaling options from the list to scale your output content.
51 “Specifying your region of interest settings” on page 35). The Destination region of interest limitation box above the preview window shows the width and height limitations. Scales your original output content so that it fills the entire video output. $ Anamorphic $ Scale to fit horizontally Scales your original output content so that it fills the video output horizontally, while maintaining the aspect ratio.
52 “Stand-alone mode” on page 46) applies square pixel compensation at the source. ¦ Note This option is available only when outputting an SD format (see “Specifying your output settings” on page 29), and when the Scale to fit horizontally or Scale to fit vertically scaling option is selected.
5 Monitoring Your Matrox Convert DVI System This chapter explains how to use the Matrox X.info program to display important details about your Matrox Convert DVI system and installed hardware.
54 Using X.info to display Convert DVI information The Matrox X.info program lets you display information about your Matrox Convert DVI system and installed hardware, and provides warnings when certain problems arise, such as when the temperature of your Convert DVI exceeds the maximum operating temperature. Matrox X.info runs continuously to monitor your system, whenever your computer is turned on and the Convert DVI is connected. You can open Matrox X.
55 Displaying system information To display information about your Matrox Convert DVI system, select System from the Display Information About list. On this page, you can see Install Information, such as the install path and version of Matrox ConvertUtils. You can also create an HTML log file of your system information, which can be useful for troubleshooting. To create this log, use the Browse button under System Information Log to select the path and name of the log, then click Create.
56 Displaying hardware information To display information about your Matrox Convert DVI hardware, select Hardware from the Display Information About list. This displays a page with hardware information (for example, serial number and production date). You can also monitor the current and maximum operating temperatures for your Convert DVI hardware. ¦ Note For hardware information to be available, Convert DVI must be connected to your computer via the Convert DVI USB cable before logging on to Windows.
57 Monitoring your Convert DVI’s operating temperature As shown in the X.info Hardware section, the Convert DVI page displays the current and maximum operating temperatures for your Matrox Convert DVI hardware. To avoid damage to your Matrox Convert DVI, make sure that you don’t operate your Convert DVI at or near the maximum temperature for a prolonged period of time. You should target your Convert DVI to operate at least 10°C below the maximum operating temperature.
58 Your notes Chapter 5, Monitoring Your Matrox Convert DVI System
A Matrox Convert DVI Specifications This appendix provides specifications for the Matrox Convert DVI box.
60 Matrox Convert DVI box specifications General Video standards NTSC, PAL, NTSC-EIAJ, 720p, 1080i Regulatory compliance FCC Class A, CE Mark Class A, C-Tick Mark, RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC Dimensions L 151 mm × W 161 mm × H 46 mm (5.94” × 6.34” × 1.81”) Operating voltages External AC/DC adapter: 100-240 VAC 50-60 Hz (5 V DC, 3 A max.
61 Environmental specifications • Minimum/maximum ambient operating temperatures: 0 to 35º C • Minimum/maximum storage temperature: –40 to 75º C • Maximum altitude for operation: 3,000 meters • Maximum altitude for transport: 12,000 meters • Operating humidity: 20 to 80% relative humidity (non-condensing) • Storage humidity: 5 to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing) Matrox Convert DVI box specifications
62 Your notes Appendix A, Matrox Convert DVI Specifications
B Matrox Customer Support This appendix explains how you can register your Matrox product and obtain customer support.
64 How to get Matrox customer support If you have a problem that you’re unable to solve by referring to the documentation for your Matrox product, please contact your Matrox representative. He or she should be able to help you quickly correct any installation or system configuration problem. If your representative is unable to solve your problem, contact Matrox for further information and assistance. Registration You can register your Matrox product in the Matrox Support section of our website at www.
Index A Adapter plugs, power 13 Administrator settings 44 C Computer connecting to Convert DVI 7 system requirements 3 Connections analog component and SDI 15 composite and S-Video 16 Convert DVI to computer 7 programming for stand-alone mode 12 typical 14 using Convert DVI in stand-alone mode 17 using DVI to HDMI and DVI to DisplayPort adapters 7 Control panel See Matrox Convert DVI Convert DVI See Matrox Convert DVI ConvertUtils installing 20 removing 21 Customer support 64 D Desktop resolutions, suppor
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Compliance Statements USA FCC Compliance Statement Remark for the Matrox hardware products supported by this guide This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
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