What video formats and video references are supported by the WFM700/7000 series and WVR7100 series waveform monitors?

What video formats and video references are supported by the WFM700/7000 series and WVR7100 series waveform monitors?

The table shown below indicates which video formats are supported by the WFM series and WVR series. The WVR7100 and WFM7000 series supports some video formats that aren't supported by the WFM700 series.

Standard	Image Format	Field/Frame Rate
		60 Hz	59.94 Hz	50 Hz	30 Hz	29.97 Hz	25 Hz	24 Hz	23.98 Hz
274M	1920x1080i	X (D-292)1	X (E-292)1	X (F-292)1
	1920x1080p				X (G-292)1	X (H-292)1	X (I-292)1	X (J-292)1	X (K-292)1
	1920x1080sf				X2	X2	X2	X	X  
240M/260M	1920x1035i	X (A-292)1	X (B-292)1
296M	1280x720p	X (M-292)1	X (M-292)1	X	X4	X4	X4	X	X
ITU-R BT.601	720x575i (625)			X (C-259)3
	720x483i (525)		X (C-259)3

¹ SMPTE 292M format support
² These segmented frame format signals are detected as their corresponding interfaced format.
³ SMPTE 259M support level C - 270 Mb/s, 525/625 component
⁴ These format are only supported by the WVR7100.

Note: The WFM700 does not use the SMPTE 318M 10 Field Sequence flag. This causes inconsistent operation for combinations of input and reference signal formats whose frame rates are not related by an integer multiplier. Multiple possible timing orientations may be shown on the Wavefrom, resulting in a display similar to that shown when a timing offset is present. The number of displayed timing orientations is related to the ratio of the input and reference frame rates.

For every video format that can be monitored by the WFM700/7000 series and WVR7100 series there are a number of specific video formats that can be used as an external reference in the waveform monitor. The table shown below indicates which reference signals can be used each video format.

Input Fomat, digital	Allowed References, analog
	Bi-level sync		Tri-level sync
	NTSC	PAL	720p			1080p/sf		1080i
	59.94 Hz	50 Hz	50 Hz	59.94 Hz	60 Hz	23.98 Hz	24 Hz	50 Hz	59.94 Hz	60 Hz
274M, 1080i, 60 Hz					X 4		X 4			X
274M, 1080i, 59.94 Hz	X			X 1					X
274M, 1080i, 50 Hz		X	X 4					X
274M, 1080p, 30 Hz					X 4					X
274M, 1080p, 29.97 Hz	X			X 1					X
274M, 1080p, 25 Hz		X	X 4					X
274M, 1080p, 24 Hz					X 4		X			X 2
274M, 1080p, 23.98 Hz	X 2			X 2		X			X 2
RP211, 1080sf, 30 Hz					X 4					X
RP211, 1080sf, 29.97 Hz	X			X 1					X
RP211, 1080sf, 25 Hz		X	X 4					X
RP211, 1080sf, 24 Hz					X 4		X			X 2
RP211, 1080sf, 23.98 Hz	X 2			X 2		X			X 2
240M 1035i, 60 Hz					X 4		X 4			X
240M 1035i, 59.94 Hz	X			X 4					X
296M 720p 60 Hz					X 4		X 4			X
296M 720p 59.94 Hz	X 3			X		X 4			X 3
296M 720p 50 Hz		X	X 4					X
296M 720p 30 Hz					X 4					X 4
296M 720p 29.97 Hz	X 4			X 4					X 4
296M 720p 25 Hz		X 4	X 4					X 4
296M 720p 24 Hz					X 4		X			X 2
296M 720p 23.98 Hz	X 2			X 2		X			X 2
BT601 483i, 59.94 Hz (525)	X			X					X
BT601 576i, 50 Hz (625)		X	X 4					X

¹ Digital input frame rate is divided by a factor of two in WFM700 series.
² Every fifth frame of reference matches the fourth frame digital input.
³ Reference frame rate is divided by a factor of two.
⁴ Only the WVR7100 or WVR6100 is able to lock to this reference signal.