What is the difference between the AX and BX?

I only get one analogue audio bar on screen

Is there a reset for the instrument?

I recall a user set-up and the instrument locks up

In parade mode I only get Luminance (white), R and B traces no G

I have connected an active SDI signal but the instrument does not identify the signal as being present

The instrument will not start

The instrument reset does not work completely

The output monitor displays a green screen

Real time clock has lost its setting

When turned on instrument did not return to last powered down state

What does the jitter figure on the alarm screen represent

How long will the internal batteries last?

What does the MS601AX weigh?

Yes download the RS232 program from the service/support area

The BX has reduced analyzer functionality, no Cursor Measurement, Bow Tie, Error count, Download, Logger or Safe Area features.

Power down the instrument, hold the 'Y' button in then power on again (you are resetting the instrument)

Power down the instrument, hold the 'Y' button in then power on again (unless you have a very early instrument then you need to hold the configure button down)

This is due to the user setup you selected having nothing in it, to solve the problem turn the instrument off, hold the 'B' blue button down and power on .(this preloads all the user set-ups with a simple factory recall set-up)

Select configure then set-up then change the component output from 3 channel to 4 channel output

On the back panel there is an SDI input and an SDI loop out, usually the cause is that the signal is on the loop out not hte input, there is a buffer between the in and out so it is not reversible

there is an internal battery that if it falls below about 1.5 volts will not allow the instrument to start This should only occur on rare occasions for instruments over 3 years old.

contact your local distributor to arrage for a new battery to be fitted

there is an internal battery that if it falls below about 3.0 volts will not allow the instrument to fully function. This should only occur on rare occasions for instruments over 3 years old.

contact your local distributor to arrage for a new battery to be fitted

there is an internal battery that if it falls below about 3.0 volts will not allow the instrument to fully function. This should only occur on rare occasions for instruments over 3 years old.

contact your local distributor to arrage for a new battery to be fitted

there is an internal battery that if it falls below about 3.0 volts will not allow the instrument to fully function. This should only occur on rare occasions for instruments over 3 years old.

contact your local distributor to arrage for a new battery to be fitted

there is an internal battery that if it falls below about 3.0 volts will not allow the instrument to fully function. This should only occur on rare occasions for instruments over 3 years old.

contact your local distributor to arrage for a new battery to be fitted

The figure shown directly relates to how hard the PLL in the instrument is working to lock on to the input SDI signal 0 is the best figure where the PLL is having no difficulty locking a high figure of about 40 is a serious problem for stability and close to the PLL losing lock

about 2-3 hours depending on usage

3Kg