JVC BM-H1900SU - Color Production Monitor, BM-H1300SU Instructions Manual

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COLOR VIDEO MONIT OR

BM-H1900SU BM-H1300SU

INSTRUCTIONS

For Customer Use:

Enter below the Model No. and Serial No. which is located on the rear of the cabinet. Retain this information for future reference.

Model No. Serial No.

VOLUME PHASE CHROMA BRIGHT CONTRAST

UNDER

PULSE

COLOR

BLUE

MEMORY

OFF

RGB/

COMPO(SDI)

MENU DEGAUSS

CHECK

MODE

EXT

Y/C

SYNC

POWER

ON OFF

ENTER

SCAN

CROSS

VIDEO

A B

INPUT SELECT

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SAFETY PRECA UTIONS

WARNING:

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

■ PRECAUTIONS

[Prevent inflammables, water and metallic objects from

entering the unit.

[Do not remodel or disassemble the unit. As the unit

incorporates circuitry generating high voltage, physical danger and malfunctioning of the unit itself may result.

[Remove the AC power cord from the AC outlet when

you are not using the unit for a long period.

INFORMATION

CAUTION: Changes or modification not approved by

JVC could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: 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. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

■ HANDLING

[Do not apply shocks or vibrations. Malfunctioning of

the unit is likely to result.

[Do not block the ventilation slots. [Do not use it in extermaly hot places. Exposed to the

direct sunlight for a long period of time or placed near a heater, the cabinet could become deformed, or the performance of the internal components may deteriorate.

[Do not place the unit near appliances generating

strong electric or magnetic fields. Noisy or unstable pictures are likely to result.

[Keep the monitor clean by wiping the cabinet and

CRT screen with a piece of soft cloth. Do not apply thinner or benzine. These chemicals can damage the surface finish and cause printed letters to be erased. Clean excessive soiling with a diluted neutral cleanser, then wipe away the cleanser with a dry cloth.

SCREEN BURN

[It is not recommended to keep a certain still image displayed on screen for a long time as well as displaying extremely

bright images on screen. This may cause a burning (sticking) phenomenon on the screen of cathode-ray tube. This problem does not occur as far as displaying normal video playback motion images.

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Thank you for purchasing this JVC color video monitor.Before using it, read and follow all instructions carefully to take fullest advantage of the monitor's performance.

CONTENTS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS -----------------------------------2 FEATURES ------------------------------------------------------ 3 CONTROLS AND FEATURES (FRONT) --------------- 4 TERMINALS AND FEATURES (REAR) ---------------- 5 CONNECTION EXAMPLE ----------------------------------6

External/internal synchronization------------------------- 6 RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminal setting --------------------- 6

BASIC OPERATION ------------------------------------------ 7

To demagnetize the picture tube ------------------------- 7

PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS ---------------------------------8

CONTRAST (picture contrast) ---------------------------- 8 BRIGHT (picture brightness) ------------------------------ 8 CHROMA (picture color density) ------------------------- 8 PHASE (picture hue) ---------------------------------------- 8 Relation between picture adjustments and input video signals---

VIDEO SIGNAL CONTROLS------------------------------- 9

UNDER SCAN------------------------------------------------- 9 PULSE CROSS -----------------------------------------------9 COLOR OFF --------------------------------------------------- 9 BLUE CHECK ------------------------------------------------- 9

ON-SCREEN MENU CONTROLS ---------------------- 10

Calling up the menu display, selecting an item----- 10 ASPECT RATIO (picture aspect ratio switching) -- 10 FILTER SELECT (built-in filter selection) ------------ 10 PEAKING FREQ./PEAKING LEVEL (picture quality improvement) -----AFC (switching of time constant for the AFC) ------ 11 COLOR TEMP. (color temperature switching) ----- 11 NTSC SETUP (NTSC set-up level)-------------------- 11 COMPO. LEVEL (chrominance level setting)------- 11

MEMORY MODE--------------------------------------------- 12

Recall/release of memory mode------------------------ 12 Setting programming of the picture being monitored----Revision of memory mode ------------------------------- 12

SET-UP FOR MONITOR INSTALLATION------------ 14

To call up SET-UP MENU and select a function--- 14 SIZE/CENTERING (size/positioning adjustments of RGB signal pictures) -WHITE BALANCE ADJUST (white balance adjustments) -REMOTE SELECT (TALLY/REMOTE-terminal settings) ---STATUS DISPLAY (setting the status display to on/off)-CONTROL LOCK (deactivation of front-control functions)

PICTURE SETTING INITIALIZATION ---------------- 17

To initialize MENU settings only------------------------ 17 To initialize both MENU/SET-UP MENU settings-- 17

REMOTE CONTROLS ------------------------------------- 18

On-screen menu remote operation -------------------- 18 Picture adjustments ---------------------------------------- 18 Sound adjustments----------------------------------------- 18

EACH REMOTE CONTROL OF PLURAL MONITORS --

To program an ID number-------------------------------- 19 To call up an ID number ---------------------------------- 19 To assign a monitor ---------------------------------------- 19

BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE -------------------- 20 MENU DISPLAY CHART ---------------------------------- 21 SPECIFICATIONS------------------------------------------- 22

14 15 15 16

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FEATURES

■ For multiple applications with various video systems; equipped with external source

component terminals that can be bridge-connected.

■ Compatible with NTSC-3.58/4.43 MHz or PAL color systems.

■ The BM-H1900SU has a medium-high-definition picture tube that reproduces pictures

with a horizontal resolution of 750 TV lines or more . The BM-H1300SU has a high-definition picture tube that reproduces pictures with a horizontal resolution of 750 TV lines or more .

■ Auto white-balance stabilizer (I/K feedback circuit) maintains stable color reproduction

over long-term use.

■ A range of flexible functions includes picture aspect ratio switching (between 4:3 and

16:9), memory mode and control lock.

■ Optional exclusive wireless remote control unit enables individual operation and adjust-

ment of up to 99-unit monitors.

ENGLISH

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CONTROLS AND FEATURES (FRONT)

[ BM-H1900SU ]

VOLUME

PHASE CHROMA

78 96pqweu

COLOR

BLUE

RGB/

MEMORY

OFF

CHECK

MODE

EXT

Y/C

SYNC

BRIGHT

CONTRAST

UNDER

SCAN

VIDEO

PULSE CROSS

COMPO(SDI)

INPUT SELECT

3 ytr

[ BM-H1300SU ]

VOLUME

PHASE CHROMA

78 96pqweu

COLOR

BLUE

RGB/

MEMORY

OFF

CHECK

MODE

EXT

Y/C

SYNC

BRIGHT

CONTRAST

UNDER

SCAN

VIDEO

PULSE

CROSS

COMPO(SDI)

INPUT SELECT

3 ytr

1 Tally lamp

Glows to indicate when a tally signal is input to the TALLY/REMOTE terminal on the rear panel. (For terminal connection, see page 15.)

2 Speaker

22 33

3 Remote control sensor

Senses infrared signals emitted from the optional wireless remote control.

4 VOLUME control

Turn to adjust speaker volume.

5 PHASE control

Turn to adjust picture hue, using natural skin color as a reference.

6 CHROMA control

Turn to adjust picture color density according to your requirements.

7 BRIGHT control

Turn to adjust picture brightness according to your requirements.

8 CONTRAST control

Turn to adjust the picture contrast according to your requirements.

9 UNDER SCAN switch

Push to display the whole picture on screen by reducing display area dimensions.

p PULSE CROSS switch

Push to check the retrace period (sync signal) by delaying input signal phase.

ENTER

DEGAUSS

POWER

ON OFF

DEGAUSS

POWER

OFF

q COLOR OFF switch

Push to eliminate color signals and display a black-andwhite picture.

w BLUE CHECK switch

Push to eliminate red and green color signals and display a monochrome blue picture.

e MEMORY MODE switch

Push to adjust the picture by recalling the adjustment data that you stored in memory.

r INPUT SELECT switches

Push to select a rear terminal video signal input.

t EXT SYNC switch

Push to synchronize the monitor with an external sync signal. This function is effective regardless of signal input.

y MENU controls

Use to operate on-screen menu functions.

u DEGAUSS switch

Push to demagnetize the picture tube.

i POWER switch

Press to turn the power on or off.

o POWER indicator

Glows to indicate that power is on.

(Front)

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TERMINALS AND FEATURES (REAR)

(Rear)

23 89

Y / C

OPEN 75

RGB/COMPO(SDI)

G / Y

OPEN

B / B-Y

OPEN

R / R-Y

OPEN

4 5

VIDEO A

OPEN 75

VIDEO B

OPEN 75

SYNC

OPEN 75

OUT

p q t y6

1 Power socket

Connect to an AC outlet (120 V AC, 50/60 Hz) using the provided power cord.

2 VIDEO A terminals

Composite video signal input terminal and bridgeconnected output terminal.

3 VIDEO A termination switch

Set to OPEN for bridged connection; set to 75 for input signal only.

4 VIDEO B terminals

Composite video signal input terminal and bridgeconnected output terminal.

5 VIDEO B termination switch

Functions as for

6 SYNC terminals

External sync signal input terminal and bridge-connected output terminal. Input an external composite sync signal to these terminals when inputting a video signal without a sync signal, or when synchronizing the monitor with an external sync signal.

7 SYNC termination switch

Functions as for

8 Y/C terminals

Input terminal of Y/C signals and bridge-connected output terminal.

9 Y/C termination switch

Functions as for

p RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminals

Input terminal of analog RGB signals or Y/B-Y/R-Y signals and bridge-connected output terminal. For analog RGB signals, also accepts a G signal including a sync signal.

AUDIO

OUT

TALLY/

FOCUS

REMOTE

q RGB/COMPO(SDI) termination switch

Functions as for

w AUDIO A terminals

Audio signal input terminal and bridge-connected output terminal. Linked with the VIDEO A terminals so that AUDIO A terminals and VIDEO A terminals are selected simultaneously.

e AUDIO B terminals

Audio signal input terminal and bridge-connected output terminal. Linked with the VIDEO B or Y/C terminals so that AUDIO B terminals and VIDEO B or Y/C terminals are selected simultaneously.

r AUDIO RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminals

Audio signal input terminal and bridge-connected output terminal. Linked with the RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminals so that AUDIO RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminals and RGB/ COMPO(SDI) terminals are selected simultaneously.

t FOCUS control

Adjustment hole exclusively for use by service personnel. Make sure to consult qualified service personnel for adjustment.

y TALLY/REMOTE terminal

External input terminal of a tally signal to make the tally lamp glow, or of a remote-control signal to switch input or picture control.

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ASPECT RAT I O F I LTER SELECT PEAK ING

FREQ.

PEAK ING

LEVEL AFC COLOR

TEMP.

NTSC

SETUP

COMPO. LEVEL

MEMORY MODE

RGB/COMPO(SDI) :

:4-3 :COMB :2.6MHZ :0dB :NORMAL :6500 :7.5 :BETA75

:RGB

CONNECTION EXAMPLE

NOTE

●Be sure to turn off each component’s power before connection.

●The connection shown below is only an example. Terminals and their functions differ in accordance with a component to

be connected. Also read and follow the instructions for the component.

Component that outputs a composite video signal

Component that outputs a sync signal

Signal(s) Terminal Function

1 Composite video VIDEO A IN Input of a composite video signal

2 Composite video VIDEO A OUT Bridge-connected output of

3 Composite video VIDEO B IN Input of a composite video signal

4 Composite video VIDEO B OUT Bridge-connected output of

5 Composite sync SYNC IN Input of an external sync signal

6 Composite sync SYNC OUT Bridge-connected output of

7 Y/C Y/C IN Input of Y/C signals

8 Y/C Y/C ONT Bridge-connected output of

9 Analogue RGB RGB/COMPO(SDI) IN Input of analogue RGB signals

0 Component RGB/COMPO(SDI) IN Input of a component signal

- Analogue RGB or component RGB/COMPO(SDI) OUT Bridge-connected output of

= Tally/remote control TALLY/REMOTE Input of a tally signal or remote control signal

Component that outputs a composite video signal

VIDEO A

OPEN 75

VIDEO B

OPEN 75

Component that outputs analog RGB signals

Component that outputs Y/C signals

OUT

SYNC

Component that outputs a component signal

OPEN 75

RGB/COMPO(SDI)

OPEN

G / Y

B / B-Y

R / R-Y

For audio signal input from the component connected to VIDEO A IN

FOCUS

9 or

OUT

Y / C

AUDIO

OUT

TALLY/ REMOTE

Remote control component

For bridge-connected output of

For audio signal input from the component connected to VIDEO B

IN or Y/C IN

For bridge-connected output of

For audio signal input from the

component connected to RGB/COMPO(SDI) IN

External/internal synchronization

Push the front panel EXT SYNC switch to ON, and the monitor operates to synchronize with an external sync signal input to the rear panel SYNC IN terminal.

Push the switch again to OFF, and the monitor operates to synchronize with a sync signal included in a video signal (if it includes a sync signal) input via a video input terminal.

RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminal setting

Set RGB or COMPO. on screen to match the type of video signal input to the rear panel RGB/COMPO(SDI) IN terminals.

To input analog RGB signals, set to RGB.

To input Y, B-Y or R-Y signal, set to COMPO.

Operation:

1. Press the front panel MENU button to call up the MENU display on screen.

2. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select RGB/COMPO(SDI).

3. Press the or button to set RGB or COMPO..

4. Press the MENU button to complete.

ENTER

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NOTE

BASIC OPERATION

1. To turn the power on: Push the PO WER switch.

The POWER indicator glows green. The mode and color system of an input signal are automatically discerned and displayed on screen for about 3 seconds. To turn off power, push the POWER switch again, and the POWER indicator goes off.

To select the input:

Push an INPUT SELECT switch.

Push VIDEO A, VIDEO B, RGB/COMPO(SDI) or Y/C. The mode and color system of a selected input signal are automatically discerned and displayed on screen for about 3 seconds.

T o adjust the audio level:

Turn the VOLUME control to the right to increase the level, or to the left to decrease the level.

●Relation between input mode indication and signal input/terminal

Input mode indication Signal input/terminal VIDEO A Composite video signal input to VIDEO A IN VIDEO B Composite video signal input to VIDEO B IN Y/C Y/C signal input to Y/C IN RGB Analogue RGB signal input to RGB/COMPO(SDI) IN COMPO(SDI) Component signal input to RGB/COMPO(SDI) IN

VIDEO A + Input mode NTSC + Color system

●Color system indication

indication Colour system NTSC NTSC 3.58 MHz 60 Hz

PAL PAL 4.43 MHz 50 Hz N4.43 NTSC 4.43 MHz 60 Hz B/W (Indicates when a black-and-white signal is input) NO SYNC (Indicates when no signal is input)

Colour sub-carrier Vertical scanning

frequency frequency

To demagnetize the picture tube

After positioning near the monitor a speaker (non-magnetshielded) or other equipment that generates a strong magnetic field, or after relocating the monitor, color patches could appear in the picture due to magnetization of the picture tube. If this occurs, push the DEGAUSS switch to demagnetize the picture tube.

●This function is not effective if activated a second time after a very short time has elapsed. When degaussing must be repeated, proceed after at least 10 minutes have passed since first degaussing.

●The optional wireless remote control features a DEGAUSS key.

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NOTE

PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

Turn a separate front panel control to adjust picture contrast, picture brightness,

picture color density, and picture hue respectively:

CONTRAST (picture contrast)

CONTRAST

Softer Clearer

BRIGHT (picture brightness)

BRIGHT

Darker Brighter

● To adjust the CHROMA and PHASE controls more precisely, input the color bar signal and operate the

CHROMA (picture color density)

CHROMA

Thinner Denser

PHASE (picture hue)

PHASE

Purplish Greenish

BLUE CHECK function as follows:

After inputting the color bar signal, push the front panel BLUE CHECK switch to display a monochrome blue picture without red/green signal components. Turn the CHROMA and PHASE controls so that all (four, in the example below) blue bars have the same density and brightness.

Relation between picture adjustments and input video signals

Each picture adjustment is effective for the following video signal input:

Signal

Control PHASE Yes No Yes No No No CHROMA Yes Yes Yes No No Yes

BRIGHT Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes CONTRAST Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

NTSC PAL NTSC 4.43 B/W

Composite video, Y/C

RGB

COMPONENT

Blue

Black

Blue

Black

Blue

Black

Blue

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NOTE

VIDEO SIGNAL CONTROLS

Push each switch to ON or OFF for video signal control.

UNDER SCAN

Push the UNDER SCAN switch to reduce the dimensions of display area so the whole picture is displayed on screen. Use to check the picture frame.

PULSE CROSS

Push the PULSE CROSS switch to simultaneously display two blank areas crossed horizontally and vertically on screen (“Pulse Cross” display) by delaying the phase of the input signal. Use to check the vertical retrace line period, equalizing pulse period, vertical sync period, horizontal sync pulse, or burst signal.

COLOR OFF

Push the COLOR OFF switch to display a black-and-white picture by inputting a luminance signal only. Use to check the noise contained in a luminance signal or white balance.

BLUE CHECK

Push the BLUE CHECK switch to display a monochrome blue picture by eliminating red and green signal components. Use to check or adjust the CHROMA and/or PHASE controls.

● This function is not effective for analog RGB signal input.

●This function is not effective for analog RGB signal input.

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AFC :NORMAL

NOTE

ON-SCREEN MENU CONTROLS

By calling up the menu display on screen, various functions can be selected and set

as needed.

Calling up the menu display, selecting an item

1. Press the MENU button to call up the menu display on screen (see

below). (Press again to make the display disappear.)

2. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select an item to be set. “ ” is indicated for the

selected item.

3. Press the or button to change the setting.

4. After selecting another item by pressing the ▲ or ▼ button, repeat step 3.

These settings are all kept in memory after power is turned off.

5. Press the MENU button to complete. The menu display disappears.

ASPECT RAT I O F I LTER SELECT PEAK ING PEAK ING AFC COLOR NTSC COMPO. LEVEL

RGB/COMPO(SDI)

ENTER

TEMP. SETUP

MEMORY MODE

FREQ. LEVEL

MENU :4-3 :COMB :2.6MHZ :0dB :NORMAL :6500 :7.5 :BETA75

:RGB :

● When the menu display left below) is on screen, press the ENTER button. The display changes

2 (shown below center). In this

state, you can also select the item or change the setting.

● When the display each time the ▼ button is pressed while the ENTER button pressed, the indication moves up or down on screen (the display MENU button with display on screen, and the display is restored to

● If no operation occurs for about 5 minutes after calling up the menu display on screen, the display disappears automatically.

2 is on screen,

3). Press the

1 (shown at

2 or

ASPECT RATIO (picture aspect ratio switching)

The aspect ratio of the picture can be switched between 4:3 and 16:9. When switching to “16-9” on screen, the height of the picture is slightly reduced (see right).

Setting Function 4-3 Standard picture aspect ratio (4:3) 16-9 Displays the picture in 16:9 aspect ratio

FILTER SELECT (built-in filter selection)

When a composite video signal of the NTSC system (excluding NTSC

4.43) is input to the monitor, either or both of two filters in the monitor can be activated.

Setting Function COMB (comb filter) Reduces colour noise in NTSC video signals for clearer pictures. BOTH (both filters) Both comb and trap filters function at the same time. NOTCH (Trap filter) Eliminates dot interference that would show up in the vertical

boundary between two different colours.

● 4:3

● 16:9

NOTE

● The function can be operated and the indication appears only when a composite video signal of the NTSC system (excluding NTSC 4.43) is input to the monitor.

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NOTE

ON-SCREEN MENU CONTROLS (continued)

PEAKING FREQ./PEAKING LEVEL (picture quality improvement)

Corrects the luminance signal to improve picture quality by changing peak frequency and/or peak level depending on the video signal input to the monitor. Use PEAKING FREQ. to set correction frequency. Use PEAKING LEVEL to set correction level.

Setting (ferquency) Function

2.6 MHz For composite video signal or Y/C signal.

5.0 MHz For component video signal.

Setting (level) Function 0 dB to +9 dBs Set a higher level for correction to a higher degree.

AFC (switching of time constant for the AFC)

Use to set the time constant for the AFC (auto fine-frequency control) to correct skew distortion of video signals input via a videotape recorder or other video equipment.

Setting Function NORMAL Normal-speed correction. FAST Faster correction. SLOW Slower correction.

COLOR TEMP. (color temperature switching)

Use to set the color temperature of white balance.

Setting Function 9300 To 9300K. 6500 To 6500K.

NTSC SETUP (NTSC set-up level)

Use to set up the luminance signal level to match the configuration of the video signal input to the monitor.

Setting Function 0 For video signal with 0% luminance signal.

7.5 For video signal with 7.5% luminance signal.

COMPO. LEVEL (chrominance level setting)

Use to set the chrominance level of a component video signal.

Setting Function SMPTE For component video signal input via an M videotape recorder. BETA00 For component video signal input (set-up level:0%) via a

BETACAM videotape recorder.

BETA75 For component video signal input (set-up level:7.5%) via a

BETACAM videotape recorder.

● When analog RGB signals are input to the monitor, the indications do not appear and the functions cannot be operated.

● By changing the default setting of white balance adjustment under the SET-UP MENU display (see page 15 for adjustment), the ✻ indication is added to the right of the setting to indicate that the factory-preset setting was changed.

ASPECT RAT I O F I LTER SELECT PEAK ING PEAK ING AFC COLOR NTSC COMPO. LEVEL

RGB/COMPO(SDI)

ENTER

● The item and setting are indicated on screen and the function can be operated only when a video signal of the NTSC system is input to the monitor.

NOTE

● The item and setting are indicated on screen and the function can be operated only when a component video signal is input to the monitor.

FREQ. LEVEL

TEMP. SETUP

MEMORY MODE

MENU :4-3 :COMB :2.6MHZ :0dB :NORMAL :6500 :7.5 :BETA75

:RGB :

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MEMORY MODE

Are you sure ?

Yeshthen

gNoh

then or

MEMORY MODE REV I SE P ICTURE ADJUSTMENT ASPECT RAT I O F I LTER SELECT PEAK ING

FREQ.

PEAK ING

LEVEL AFC COLOR

TEMP.

NTSC

SETUP

COMPO. LEVEL

:4-3 :COMB :2.6MHZ :0dB :NORMAL :6500 :7.5 :BETA75 :

NOTE

MEMORY MODE

A set of picture settings can be programmed in memory

for quick recall when necessary.

Recall/release of memory mode

Press the MEMORY MODE switch to recall a set of picture settings

programmed in memory.

Pressing the switch locks the functions of the front-panel PHASE, CHROMA, BRIGHT, CONTRAST controls, and remote-control picture adjustments not to be operated.

Press again to release memory mode.

Setting programming of the picture being monitored

The settings of the picture being monitored can be programmed in memory.

Settings programmable in memory mode:

● Settings of the CONTRAST, BRIGHT, CHROMA and PHASE controls on the front panel

● On-screen menu function settings (except RGB/COMPO(SDI))

● Remote-control picture adjustment settings

1. Check the MEMORY MODE switch is off.

2. Press the MENU button.

3. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select MEMORY MODE.

Then press the ENTER button.

4. ● Press the ENTER button to program.

● Press the or button to cancel.

● If you attempt to operate a locked

function, “MEMORY MODE ON!!” appears on screen for approx. 2 seconds to indicate the function cannot be operated.

● Programmed picture settings are kept in memory after the power is turned off.

ENTER

Revision of memory mode

Programmed picture settings can be revised if necessary.

1. Press the MEMORY MODE switch to activate memory mode.

2. Press the MENU button to call up display

1 on screen.

● No matter what video signal is input, all items appear on screen. However, depending on the type of input video signal, some functions might not operate even if their settings are made.

ENTER

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MEMORY MODE (continued)

3. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select a function to be revised.

Press the ENTER button after selecting PICTURE ADJUSTMENT to call up display

After making all settings on screen, press the MENU button to make display

1 appear.

4. Press the or button to change the set level.

Adjustable CONTRAST, BRIGHT, CHROMA or PHASE range depends on each set level previously stored in memory. MAX appears to indicate maximum level that cannot be increased. MIN appears to indicate minimum level that cannot be decreased.

●Variable setting range

Function Variable setting range Default set level

PICTURE ADJUSTMENT

ASPECT RATIO 4:3 16:9 4:3 FILTER SELECT COMB BOTH NOTCH COMB PEAKING FREQ. 2.6MHz 5.0MHz 2.6MHz PEAKING LEVEL 0dB + 1dB · · · + 9dB 0dB AFC NORMAL FAST SLOW NORMAL COLOR TEMP 9300 6500 6500 NTSC SET UP 0 7.5 0 COMPO. LEVEL SMPTE BETA00 BETA75 SMPTE

CONTRAST -20 to +20 0 BRIGHT -20 to +20 0 CHROMA -20 to +20 0 PHASE -20 to +20 0

MEMORY MODE REV I SE CONTRAST BRI GHT CHROMA PHASE

ENTER

NOTE

● If the ENTER button is pressed after a function other than PICTURE ADJUSTMENT is selected, the onscreen display changes into a single-line one. To select another function after making a change in function, press the MENU button to restore display

:0 :0 :0 :0 :

5. With display

1 on screen, press the MENU button to make display

appear.

●Press the ENTER button to program.

●Press the or button to cancel.

MEMORY MODE REVISE

Are you sure ?

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ENTER

Yeshthen

then or

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WHITE BALANCE

RED DRIVE GREEN DRIVE BLUE DRIVE RED CUTOFF GREEN CUTOFF BLUE CUTOFF

:0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :0 :

SET-UP MENU

SIZE/CENTERING WHI TE BALANCE ADJUST REMOTE SELECT STATUS DI SPLAY :ON CONTROL LOCK :OFF

NOTE

SET-UP FOR MONITOR INSTALLATION

When installing the monitor, make set-up adjustments required for the picture set-

tings to match conditions where the monitor is to be used.

To call up SET-UP MENU and select a function:

1. To make

press the MENU button.

2. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select an adjustment item.

(To set STATUS DISPLAY or CONTROL LOCK, steps 3 and 4 are not necessary.)

3. Press the ENTER button to call up the adjustment menu

item (e.g. WHITE BALANCE).

4. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select a function to be adjusted.

5. Press the or button to change the setting.

6. With the display

function and repeat step 5.

7. Press the MENU button to complete. SET-UP MENU disappears.

1 1

1 (SET-UP MENU) appear, with the ENTER button pressed,

1 1

1 on screen, press the ▲ or ▼ button to select another

To make

1 (SET-UP MENU) disappear:

Press the MENU button. To make

2 (e.g. WHITE BALANCE) disappear:

Press the MENU button twice.

2 of a selected

ENTER

SIZE/CENTERING (size/positioning adjustments of RGB signal pictures)

For analog RGB video signal pictures, horizontal size, vertical size,

horizontal positioning and vertical positioning can be finely adjusted.

Adjustment Function H.POSITION (-10,-9…0…+9, +10)

V.POSITION (-10,-9…0…+9, +10)

H.SIZE (-10,-9…0…+9, +10)

V.SIZE (-10,-9…0…+9, +10)

● Each time the MENU button is pressed, the previous menu is restored.

● SIZE/CENTERING appears and the function is operable only when monitoring the picture of analog RGB video signals.

+ moves the picture to right.

- moves the picture to left. + moves the picture down.

- moves the picture up. + makes the picture wider.

- makes the picture narrower. + makes the picture higher.

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NOTE

SET-UP FOR MONITOR INSTALLATION (continued)

WHITE BALANCE ADJUST (white balance adjustments)

Before making these adjustments, select the color temperature 9300K or 6500K on MENU.

Adjustment (level) Function RED DRIVE (-10,-9…0…+9, +10) Adjusts the drive level of a red signal component. GREEN DRIVE (-10,-9…0…+9, +10) Adjusts the drive level of a green signal component. BLUE DRIVE (-10,-9…0…+9, +10) Adjusts the drive level of a blue signal component. RED CUTOFF (-10,-9…0…+9, +10) Sets the cut-off voltage of a red signal component. GREEN CUTOFF (-10,-9…0…+9, +10) Sets the cut-off voltage of a green signal component. BLUE CUTOFF (-10,-9…0…+9, +10) Sets the cut-off voltage of a blue signal component.

REMOTE SELECT (TALLY/REMOTE-terminal settings)

NOTE

● By making white balance adjustments on SET-UP MENU, ✻ appears to the right of the COLOR TEMP. setting on MENU (see page 11).

REMOTE SELECT INPUT CNTL - 1 CNTL - 2

ENTER

:A B :UNDER SCAN :ASPECT RAT IO :

Via the TALLY/REMOTE terminal, the tally lamp can be

turned on/off, or a function (selected from display

3 shown

on the right) can be operated using an external control.

INPUT setting indications and selected inputs

Setting

NOT USE AÔB AÔY/C AÔRGB AÔCOMPO BÔY/C BÔRGB BÔ COMPO Y/CÔRGB Y/C Ô COMPO RGBÔCOMPO

Indication

Short-circuit

∗ A A A A B B B Y/C Y/C RGB

Open-circuit

∗ B Y/C RGB COMPO. Y/C RGB COMPO. RGB COMPO. COMPO.

❉: indicates when deactivating the remote control via the TALLY/REMOTE terminal

CNTL-1/CNTL-2 setting indications and set positions

❉: indicates when deactivating the remote control via the TALLY/REMOTE terminal

Setting Indication

NOT USE UNDER SCAN PULSE CROSS COLOR OFF BLUE CHECK EXTERNAL SYNC ASPECT RATIO COLOR TEMP. AUDIO MUTE

Short-circuit

∗ ON ON ON ON External 16-9 6500 ON

∗ OFF OFF OFF OFF Internal 4-3 9300 OFF

Open-circuit

[TALLY/REMOTE terminal functions

All controls via TALLY/REMOTE terminal are made by short-circuiting or open-circuiting any pin from Pin 1 to 4 and either Pin 7 or 8 (GND each) of this terminal. When using this terminal, be sure to short-circuit Pin 5 and either Pin 7 or 8.

GND

∗1

CNTL-1

INPUT

To open-circuit

To short-circuit

To open-circuit

To short-circuit

Tally lamp

To turn off To turn on

To open-circuit

TALLY

CNTL-2

To short-circuit

● When the TALLY/REMOTE terminal is used, the following functions become deactivated (except when they are set to "NOT USE"):

- Front INPUT SELECT and EXT

SYNC switches

- Front UNDER SCAN, PULSE

CROSS, COLOR OFF and BLUE CHECK switches

- On-screen MENU’s ASPECT RATIO

and COLOR TEMP. functions

- Remote MUTE key

● If a function is applied to both CNTL-1 and CNTL-2, CNTL-1 has priority.

∗1: Pin 6 is DC power output pin. It

outputs DC 5 V when the monitor’s power is on. (Do not short-circuit pin 6 directly to ground.)

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NOTE

SET-UP FOR MONITOR INSTALLATION (continued)

STATUS DISPLAY (setting the status display to on/off)

When the power is turned on or the input mode is switched, the status display (color system and input mode) appears on screen. The display can be set to on or off.

Setting Function ON Status display appears. OFF Status display does not appear.

CONTROL LOCK (deactivation of front-control functions)

Set CONTROL LOCK to ON on screen to deactivate the front-control functions (front VOLUME control and remote volume control are operable).

Setting Function ON Deactivates the front controls

(except front/remote volume controls).

OFF Releases deactivated functions.

● If you attempt to operate a locked function, “CONTROL LOCK ON!!” appears on screen for approx. 2 seconds to indicate the function cannot be operated.

● Once CONTROL LOCK is deactivated, the current settings of the front-control knobs and buttons are activated.

● If the power is turned off with CONTROL LOCK activated, the function is kept in memory.

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NOTE

PICTURE SETTING INITIALIZATION

The MENU and/or SET-UP MENU settings, including changes added later by the user,

can be reset (initialized) to their initial (default) settings.

To initialize MENU settings only

MENU settings (except MEMORY MODE and RGB/COMPO(SDI)) can

be exclusively reset:

● For initial (default) MENU settings, see page 21.

1. With the ▼ button pressed, press the MENU button to display

1 on screen.

2. ● Press the ENTER button to reset.

● Press the or button to cancel.

● MENU and PICTURE ADJUST settings (except MEMORY

MODE and RGB/COMPO(SDI)) can also be simultaneously reset via the optional wireless remote control unit:

1. Press the MENU key to display MENU on screen.

2. Press the RESET key to execute.

To initialize both MENU/SET-UP MENU settings

MENU and SET-UP MENU settings other than MEMORY MODE and RGB/COMPO(SDI) can be reset at the same time. In this case, PICTURE ADJUST settings via remote control are also reset, and the monitor’s ID number is also reset to 00.

MENUrRESET

Are you sure ?

g gNoh

IN I T I AL IZE MENU

ID NUMBER SET

SET-UP MENUrRESET

ENTER

Yeshthen

then or

1. Press the POWER switch to turn the power off.

2. With the ▼ and MENU buttons pressed, press the POWER switch to turn

the power on. Keep pressing the ▼ and MENU buttons until screen.

3. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select SET-UP MENU RESET. Then press the

ENTER button to display

3 on screen.

4. ● Press the ENTER button again to execute.

● Press the or button to cancel.

2 appears on

SET-UP MENUrRESET

Are you sure ?

Yeshthen

gNoh

ENTER

then or

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VOLUME:@+01

PI CTURE ADJUST

CONTRAST BRI GHT CHROMA PHASE

:0 :0 :0 :0 :

NOTE

REMOTE CONTROLS

The optional wireless remote control unit (RM-C550W) operates the following:

● On-screen menu functions (MENU, SET-UP MENU, etc.)

● Picture adjustments (CONTRAST, BRIGHT, CHROMA, PHASE)

● Sound adjustments (VOLUME, MUTE)

On-screen menu remote operation

Remote keys and front controls with the same designation share the common functions. For detailed operation, see instructions about each menu function in this manual.

● When monitoring the picture of analog

Picture adjustments

Each adjustable range depends on the setting of the front CONTRAST/ BRIGHT/CHROMA or PHASE control. If an adjustment is made via remote control with the front control set approximately to the maximum or minimum, the level may indicate a certain change on screen but may not actually increase or decrease.

RGB signals, component signal or black-and-white signal, CHROMA and PHASE do not appear and cannot be adjusted.

● When a video signal of the PAL system is input to the monitor, PHASE does not appear and cannot be adjusted.

1. Press the PICTURE key to display PICTURE ADJUST.

2. Press the ▲ or ▼ key to select an item.

3. Press the or key to change the level:

: Moves the cursor to left (to decrease the level). : Moves the cursor to right (to increase the level).

4. Press the ▲ or ▼ key to another item and repeat step 3.

5. Press the PICTURE key to complete.

● To standardize all settings on PICTURE ADJUST:

After step 1, press the RESET key.

Sound adjustments

A variable range depends on the setting of the front VOLUME control. If audio level is remote-controlled with front VOLUME control set approximately to the maximum or minimum, the level may indicate a certain change on screen but may not actually increase or decrease.

● Press the VOLUME – or + key to decrease or increase the level (within ±20).

● Press the MUTE key to mute the sound. MUTE appears on screen for

approx. 3 seconds. Press again to release.

ENTER

● Each time the PICTURE key is pressed, the previous display is restored.

● If the power is turned off with soundmuting activated, the function is kept in memory.

● To release sound-muting, turn the front VOLUME control or press the remote VOLUME – or + key .

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NOTE

EACH REMOTE CONTROL OF PLURAL MONITORS

To operate or adjust plural units of monitors, by programming and assigning an ID

number (00 to 99) for each monitor, a specified monitor can be remote-controlled.

To program an ID number (use front controls):

1. Press the POWER switch to turn the power off.

2. With the ▼ and MENU buttons pressed, press the POWER switch to turn

the power on. Keep pressing the ▼ and MENU buttons until

1 appears.

3. Press the ▲ or ▼ button to select ID NUMBER SET. Then press the

ENTER button to display

4. Select an ID number.

Press the button to increase. Press the button to decrease.

5. Press the ENTER button to program.

To call up an ID number (use remote unit):

Press the DISPLAY key to indicate a programmed ID number at top right of the

screen.

● Red-indicated ID number: indicates the monitor can be remote-controlled.

● Green-indicated ID number: indicates the monitor cannot be remote-controlled.

2. Press the DISPLAY key to make the number disappear.

INI TIALIZE MENU

ID NUMBER SET

SET -UP MENUrRESET

ENTER

ID NUMBER SET

● ID number 00 is always indicated in red.

To assign a monitor (use remote control):

Press the DISPLAY key to display the monitor’s programmed ID number.

2. Press the numeric keys to enter the monitor’s ID number.

The entered ID number appears and blinks on screen center.

3. Press the ID SET key to complete.

The programmed ID number in the top right of the screen turns red to indicate the monitor was assigned. Other monitors’ ID numbers are indicated in green.

4. After adjusting the monitor, repeat steps 2 to 4 to adjust each monitor if

necessary.

5. Press the DISPLAY key to clear on-screen ID numbers.

Programmed ID number

Assigned ID number

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BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE

Before concluding a problem has occurred, check the following points. If the problem persists after carrying out the checks, disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet and consult the dealer from whom you purchased the monitor.

Problems

Inoperable adjustment controls or buttons.

Abnormal picture adjustments with all controls at centre.

Inoperable picture synchronisation.

Inoperable remote-controlled picture adjustments.

Assigned remote control ID number operates another monitor.

Inoperable remote control.

Points to be checked

Is MEMORY MODE switched on?

Is CONTROL LOCK activated?

Are PICTURE ADJUST menu settings changed via remote control?

Is EXT SYNC switched on?

Are the front controls set approximately to the maximum or minimum?

Is ID number 00 programmed for other monitors?

Do other monitors indicate a red ID number?

Is the ID number programmed for other monitors assigned?

Measures

Switch off.

Deactivate it.

Reset to standard settings.

Switch to off.

If so, the settings may not extend any more via remote control (although setting levels indicated on screen may show a slight change).

Programme an ID number other than 00.

Assign the ID number again.

Assign the monitor's programmed ID number.

No sound via audio signal input.

No INITIALIZE MENU display.

Inoperable CNTL-2 external control via TALLY/REMOTE terminal.

Does the audio input terminal match the video input terminal?

Are you pressing the ∞ and MENU buttons until it appears?

Is a function applied common to CNTL-1 and CNTL-2?

Each audio input terminal is linked with a video input terminal.

Keep pressing these buttons until it appears.

Set other functions to CNTL-2.

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MENU DISPLAY CHART

The initial (default) adjustments/settings are shown in the menus below. When the monitor was shipped from the factory, the NTSC SETUP had been set to 7.5 and the COMPO. LEVEL to BETA 75. For PICTURE ADJUST MENU via remote control, see page 18.

Menu functions

ASPECT RAT IO F I LTER SELECT PEAK I NG PEAK I NG AFC COLOR NTSC COMPO. LEVEL

RGB/COMPO(SDI)

ENTER

TEMP. SETUP

MEMORY MODE

FREQ. LEVEL

MENU :4-3 :COMB :2.6MHZ :0dB :NORMAL :6500 :7.5 :BETA75

:RGB

MEMORY MODE + MENU

Memory-Mode revision menu

MEMORY MODE REV I SE P ICTURE ADJUSTMENT ASPECT RAT IO F I LTER SELECT PEAK I NG PEAK I NG LEVEL AFC COLOR NTSC COMPO. LEVEL

ENTER

TEMP. SETUP

FREQ.

:4-3 :COMB :2.6MHZ :0dB :NORMAL :6500 :7.5 :BETA75 :

ENTER + MENU

Set-up for monitor installation

SET-UP MENU SIZE/CENTER ING WHITE BALANCE ADJUST REMOTE SELECT STATUS DI SPLAY :ON CONTROL LOCK :OFF

ENTER

¥ + MENU

Menu-function resetting

MENUrRESET

Are you sure ?

Yeshthen

then or

ENTER

g gNoh

ENTER

Memory-Mode programming

MEMORY MODE

Are you sure ?

Yeshthen

gNoh

ENTER

then or

Memory-Mode picture adjustments Memory-Mode revision

ENTER

MEMORY MODE REV I SE CONTRAST BR I GHT CHROMA PHASE

ENTER

:0 :0 :0 :0 :

RGB-signal picture size/positioning adjustments

SIZE /CENTERI NG H. POS I T I ON V. POS I T I ON H. S I Z E V. S I ZE

ENTER

:0 :0 :0 :0 :

White-balance adjustments

qWHITE BALANCE r RED DRIVE : 0 GREEN DRIVE @ :0 BLUE DRIVE : 0 RED CUTOFF : 0 GREEN CUTOFF : 0 BLUE CUTOFF : 0 :

ENTER

Remote-terminal settings

REMOTE SELECT

:NOT USE

INPUT

:NOT USE

CNTL - 1

:NOT USE

CNTL - 2

ENTER

MEMORY MODE REVISE

Are you sure ?

Yeshthen

gNoh

ENTER

then or

¥ + MENU + POWER

IN I T I ALIZE MENU

ID NUMBER SET

SET - UP MENUrRESE T

ENTER

ID-number programming Menu-function standardization“Initialize” menu

ID NUMBER SET

ENTER

SET-UP MENUrRESET

Are you sure ?

Yeshthen

gNoh

ENTER

then or

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SPECIFICATIONS

Type : Color video monitor

Color systems : NTSC 3.58 MHz, NTSC

4.43MHz,PAL

Picture tube : [BM-H1900SU]

19" (47.5 cm) diagonally measured, 90° deflection, in-line gun, mediumhigh-definition cathode-ray tube, triodot type (dot pitch of 0.4 mm), SMPTE-C phosphor

[BM-H1300SU]

13" (33 cm) diagonally measured, 90°deflection, in-line gun, high-definition tinted cathode ray tube, trio-dot type (dot pitch of 0.28 mm), SMPTE-C phosphor

Screen size (WxH) : [BM-H1900SU]

15-11/16" x 11-3/4" (399mm x 298mm)

[BM-H1300SU]

11-1/16" x 8-5/16" (280mm x 210mm)

Scanning frequency : H: 15.734 kHz (NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz)

15.625 kHz (PAL)

V: 59.94 Hz (NTSC 3.58/4.43MHz)

50 Hz (PAL) Horizontal resolution : 750 TV lines or more Color temperature : 6500K; x = 0.313, y = 0.329

9300K; x = 0.283, y = 0.297 (selectable)

Video inputs : Composite video

INPUT A, B (2 lines), BNC x 2 each (with 1 bridge-connected output) Termination switches provided

1.0 V p-p, 75 , negative sync

: Y/C

Y/C (1 line), Mini-DIN (4-pin) x 2 (with 1 bridge-connected output) Termination switch provided Y: 1.0 V p-p, 75 , negative sync C (NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz):

0.286 Vp-p, 75 C (PAL): 0.3 V p-p, 75

: Analog RGB

RGB/COMPO(SDI) (1 line: common with Y, R-Y, B-Y, component), BNC x 6 (with 3 bridge-connected outputs) Termination switches provided R,B: 0.7 V p-p, 75 G: 0.7 V p-p, 75 G on sync: 1.0 V p-p, 75 , negative sync

: Y, R-Y, B-Y component

RGB/COMPO(SDI) (1 line: common with analog RGB) Y: 1.0 V p-p, 75 , negative sync R-Y, B-Y: 0.7 V p-p, 75

External sync inputs : SYNC (1 line),

BNC x 2 (with 1 bridge-connected output)

0.2 – 4.0 V p-p composite sync, 75 , negative sync Termination switch provided

Audio inputs : AUDIO A, B, RGB/COMPO(SDI)

(3 lines), RCA x 2 each

(with 1 bridge-connected output)

500 mV rms, high impedance Tally/remote terminal : TALLY/REMOTE, DIN (8-pin) x 1 Audio power output : 1.6 W Built-in speaker : 3-9/16" x 2" (9 x 5 cm) oval x 1 Operation temperature Power requirements : 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz Power consumption : 0.9 A Dimensions (WxHxD) : [BM-H1900SU]

Weight : [BM-H1900SU] 66 lbs (30 kg)

Provided accessory : Power cord x 1

Optional accessories : Wireless remote control unit

: 0 – 40°C (20 – 80% RH)

17-3/4" x 17" x 20-1/8" (449 mm x 431 mm x 511 mm)

[BM-H1300SU]

13-5/8" x 13-1/8" x 16-1/4" (346 mm x 332 mm x 410 mm)

[BM-H1300SU] 35.6 lbs (16.2 kg)

(RM-C550W)

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DIMENSIONS

BM-H1300SU

BM-H1900SU

13-5/8" (346mm)

11-3/8"(287mm)

VOLUME PHASE CHROMA BRIGHT CONTRAST

Front 13"(327.5mm)

Rear 11-1/8"(280mm)

17-3/4" (449mm)

❋ The faceplate dimensions shown are larger than the visible portion of screen (Screen size).

16-1/4" (410mm)

8-5/8"(217mm)

13-1/8"(332mm)

UNDER

PULSE

COLOR

BLUE

MEMORY

MENU DEGAUSS

SCAN

CROSS

OFF

CHECK

MODE

VIDEO

RGB/

EXT

Y/C

COMPO(SDI)

SYNC

A B

ENTER

INPUT SELECT

POWER

ON OFF

7-5/8"(193mm)

1/8"(2mm)

(91.5mm)

3-5/8"

9-3/8"(238mm)

❋ The faceplate dimensions shown are larger than the visible portion of screen (Screen size).

20-1/8" (511mm)

1/4"(5mm)

11-3/4"(298mm)

15-7/8"(401mm)

VOLUME PHASE CHROMA BRIGHT CONTRAST

14-5/8"(370mm)

17"(431mm)

UNDER

PULSE

COLOR

BLUE

MEMORY

MENU DEGAUSS

SCAN

CROSS

OFF

CHECK

MODE

VIDEO

RGB/

EXT

Y/C

COMPO(SDI)

SYNC

A B

ENTER

INPUT SELECT

POWER

OFF

9-1/2"(240mm)

3/8"(7mm)

3-5/8"

(91.5mm)

13-7/8"(351mm)

E. & O.E. Design and specifications subject to change without notice.

1/2"(11mm)

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BM-H1900SU / BM-H1300SU COLOR VIDEO MONITOR

C C

C 1999 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

C C

JVC PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS COMPANY

DIVISION OF US JVC CORP.

1700 Vallery Road Wayne, NJ07470

JVC CANADA INC.

21 Finchdene Square, Scarborough Ontario M1X 1A7

Printed in Japan LCT0467-001A 0299-Tu-V-VP

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