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Bk Precision 1253 Hdtv Multi-standard Pattern Gen. 1211e Signal Gen. Ntsc Pat.

US $575.00

Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania, United States
Jan 29th

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Great Condition, both BK Precision, comes with case and wires shown the 1211E has Product Features: Provides NTSC Color bars, Cross-hatch, Dots, Staircase, Circle, Center Cross, window, and Color Raster Interlaced or Progressive scans Provides RF, Composite Video, and S-video outputs Standard RCA connectors for Audio & Video and Min-Din for S-Video Tests Video Cassette Recorders, Video Disc Players and Televisions with Channel 3 and Video or S-Video outputs Standard 9V Battery Optional AC Adapter and the 1253 operations:The 1253 is a very simple unit to operate. The unit defaults to 1080i during power-up. To change the video format, the user must press the VIDEO FORMAT button and then press the desired format button. This method allows the buttons on the panel to be used for two functions. Once the format is selected, the user simply selects the pattern depending on the type of calibration needed. The Window pattern used when setting the color temperature across various IRE levels start at zero and works its way up to 100 IRE units in increments of 2.5 IRE units. In other words, forty button pushes are required to reach the full 100 IRE level from zero. Once the peak level (100 IRE) is obtained, the level ramps back down in 2.5 IRE unit steps. This can cause some confusion if the user loses track of the current IRE level during the calibration. The PLUGE (Picture Line-Up Generation Equipement) pattern worked well for setting the black level with the flashing inner rectangle and provided a good way to check DC restoration on the display. SMPTE color bars looked good and allowed us to set the proper color saturation and tint adjustments. The Needle Pulse pattern was used to set the best possible white level without causing distortion on our display. The Staircase pattern allowed us to double check our levels and was particularly useful with digital displays such as plasmas and DLP projectors. any questions, just ask, comes with two new 9volt batt. thanks for looking

Condition	Used : An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.
Seller Notes	“Real Good, no problems”