Wraase mode
Wraase SC-1 B/W 8
Wraase SC1 B/W 8 is an 8 s monochrome SC1 row with component-specific VIS entries for red, green, and blue component use.
Reference onlyMode sample
BBC-style colour test card and app-generated audio
The image is generated locally for this mode's raster. For supported modes, the audio sample is encoded from that image with the SSTV Signal Desk transmitter code, then published as lossless FLAC for static playback.
No app-generated audio sample is published for this reference-only mode because no matching transmitter entry exists in the app code.

Mode spec
| Short name | SC1-BW8 |
|---|---|
| Support status | Reference only |
| Spec status | Reference timing row from the OK2MNM SSTV mode-list PDF. |
| Duration | 8 s |
| Frame | 128 x 120 |
| Data lines | 120 |
| Public VIS | VIS 17, 18, 19 |
| Standard VIS code | 0x11, 0x12, 0x13 (17, 18, 19) |
| Extended/N-VIS | No |
| Color model | BW |
| Component sequence | Y |
| Line rate | 1000 lpm |
| Public timing profile | Mode-list row gives 8 s total duration, 120 scan lines, 128 columns, and 1000 lpm; line-level porch timing is not part of this catalog row. |
Strengths
- SC1-BW8 has a concrete catalogue row: 8 s, 128 x 120, BW, VIS 17, 18, 19.
- SC1-BW8's Y component order and 1000 lpm line rate make it useful for comparing airtime, raster, and colour structure against related modes.
Tradeoffs
- SC1-BW8 is not app-supported yet, so the 8 s / 128 x 120 row should be treated as reference data rather than a verified transmit preset.
- SC1-BW8 still needs implementation-grade porch, sync, and pixel timing before an app-generated WAV/FLAC sample can be published with the same confidence as supported modes.
Source notes
OK2MNM SSTV Handbook chapter 5 lists SC1-BW8 as BW, VIS 17, 18, 19, 8 s, 120 lines, 128 columns, 1000 lpm. OK2MNM lists this under Wraase SC1, not under Vester Color FAX.
- SSTV Handbook Chapter 5: List of SSTV modesSSTV Handbook - accessed 2026-08-24Reference for analog SSTV mode names, VIS codes, durations, line counts, column counts, and line rates.