OSEE LCM170-A, LCM215-A, LCM215-HDR User Manual

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LCM170-A LCM215-A

LCM215-HDR

LCD Monitor

User Manual

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Model:

LCM170-A/LCM215-A/LCM215-HDR LCD Monitor

Version:

V010000

Release Date:

July 10th, 2018

Address:

No.22 Building, No.68 zone, Beiqing Road, Haidian District, Beijing, China

Post Code:

100094

Tel:

(+86) 010-62434168

Fax:

(+86) 010-62434169

Web:

http://www.osee-dig.com.cn/

E-mail:

[email protected]

Product Information

Company

OSEE TECHNOLOGY LTD.

Contact Information

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About this manual

Important

The following symbols are used in this manual:

 The further information or know-how for described subjects above which

helps user to understand them better.

 The safety matters or operations that user must pay attention to when

using this product.

Contents

The user manual applies to the following device types:

 LCM170-A  LCM215-A  LCM215-HDR

The images of LCM170-A are adopted in the following descriptions. The basic features and functionalities for LCM170-A, LCM215-A and LCM215-HDR are almost as the same. Any of the different specifications between the device types are elaborated. Before reading the manual, please confirm the device type.

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Contents

Contents .......................................................................................................... I

Chapter 1 Overview ....................................................................................... 1

Chapter 2 Safety ............................................................................................. 3

Chapter 3 Unpack and Installation ............................................................... 7

Chapter 4 Locations and Function of Parts and Control .......................... 11

4.1

Front Panel ........................................................................................ 12

4.1.1

Arrangement of Front Panel ........................................................... 12

4.1.2

Operation of Front Panel ................................................................ 14

4.2

Rear Panel ......................................................................................... 17

4.2.1

Arrangement of Rear Panel ............................................................ 17

4.2.2

Operations of Rear Panel ............................................................... 18

4.3

Supported Signal Format ................................................................. 20

Chapter 5 Menu Operations ................................ ................................ ........ 23

5.1

Main Menu.......................................................................................... 23

5.1.1

STATUS Menu ............................................................................... 25

5.1.2

INPUT CONFIG Menu .................................................................... 26

5.1.3

COLOR MANAGEMENT Menu ...................................................... 27

5.1.4

USER CONFIG Menu ..................................................................... 32

5.1.5

IMD CONFIG Menu ........................................................................ 52

5.1.6

KEY INHIBIT Menu ......................................................................... 53

5.2

Menu Settings .................................................................................... 54

Chapter 6 Specifications ............................................................................. 57

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Overview

Chapter 1 Overview

The LCM170-A LCD Monitor are high performance broadcast monitor tailoring most applications from program production, intensive upload/download, playout to studio and intensive monitoring all sorts of business in TV Stations. The front frame of the unit comes in a slim bezel design made from rubber mold. The professional TFT glass at full resolution of 1920x1080 UHD with LED backlight makes the LCM170-A LCD monitor capable of reproducing a natural color at quickest response time. In addition, the unit boasts a full wide viewing angle as well as excellent brightness and contrast ratio. By adopting the advanced 10-bit digital signal processing technology plus 3D comb filter, de-interlacing capability and accurate scaling ensures the LCM170-A LCD Monitor to achieve a better effect of smoother and more natural image. The LCM170-A LCD Monitor supports up to 2Ch 3G/HD/SD-SDI inputs, 1Ch VIDEO input, one HDMI input and 1Ch 3G/HD/SD-SDI output. The LCM170-A LCD Monitor delivers much capable display functionality like waveform, vector scope, histogram, zebra, audio meter, focus assist, exposure assist, TC, IMD and all kinds of markers.

Figure 1 A Diagram of LCM170-A Monitor

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Overview

Features

 Prevailing slim bezel design  Having multi format input including 3G/HD/SD-SDI, VIDEO and HDMI  Adopting full HD, wide viewing angle TFT glass  Using 10-bit signal processing technology plus advanced conversion

technology between the interlacing and the progressive

 Support waveform, vector scope, histogram and audio meter  Support HDR technology and wide range color space  Support multiple color space: SMPTE-C, EBU, ITU709, ITU2020, P3  Support multiple assistants: zebra, focus assist, exposure assist  Support IMD remote control

Functionality

 Support MARKER, Time Code, MET display  Support presetting the color temperature using customized values

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Safety

Chapter 2 Safety

FCC Caution:

Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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Safety

Warnings:

Read, keep and follow all of these instructions for your safety. Heed all warnings.

Device

 Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.  Do not beat with a hard object or scratch the LCD display.  Do not make the freeze picture displaying on the screen time too long,

otherwise, it will leave the afterimage on the screen.

 If the brightness is adjusted to the minimum, then it might be hard to

see the display screen.

 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing will be

required under all of the following conditions:

 The unit has been exposed to rain or moisture.  Liquid had been spilled or objects have fallen onto the unit.  The unit has been damaged in any way, such as when the

power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

 The unit does not operate normally.

 Clean only with dry cloth.  Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Position

 Do not block any ventilation openings.  Do not use this unit near water.  Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.  Do not use this unit near any heat sources such as radiators, heat

registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that product

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Safety

heat.

 A nameplate indicating operating voltage, etc., is located on the rear

panel.

 The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be

easily accessible.

Power Supply Cord

 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type

plug.

 Do not damage the power cord, place the heavy objects on the power

cord, stretch the power cord, or bend the power cord.

 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at

plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the unit.

 If the power cord is damaged, turn off the power immediately. It is

dangerous to use the unit with a damaged power cord. It may cause fire or electric shock.

 Unplug this unit during lighting storms or when unused for long periods

of time.

 Disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet by grasping the plug, not

by pulling the cord.

 Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug the unit

and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further.

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Unpack and Installation

No.

Item

Quantity

Power cord

Chapter 3 Unpack and Installation

Unpack:

When unpacking the components of LCM170-A monitor, please verify that none of the components listed in Table 3.1 are damaged or lack. If there is any missing, contact your distributors or OSEE Technology Ltd. for it.

Table 3-1 Packing List

Device Stands with screws

User manual warranty card Certificate card

Installation:

1. Prepare for installation

Please follow the procedures below before installing LCM170-A:

 Check the equipment for any invisible damage that may have occurred

during transit.

 Confirm all the items listed on the packing list have been received.  Remove all the packing material including electrostatic-resistant

packing.

 Retain these packing materials for future use.

2. Mount a LCM170-A in your desired location. Adequate ventilation is

required when installed to prevent possible damage to the LCM170-A.

There are screw holes at the rear panel of the monitor, which are labeled in the following figures. Assemble the parts of the stands, then insert the stands into the case, and fasten it with the screws provided. The stands installation for LCM170-A and LCM215-A(LCM215-HDR) are as follows:

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Figure 3-1 Stands Assembly

Figure 3-2 Stands for LCM170-A

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Figure 3-3 Stands for LCM215-A/LCM215-HDR

3. Connect required cables for signal input and output. For BNC

connections use 75Ω rated connectors.

4. Connect 100～240V50/60Hz AC or 11～17V3A DC power source

using the power cord, or 11～16.8V DC camera battery(with optional battery plate).

5. Connect the power cord to the power interface.

6. Fasten the power protect accessory.

7. As a final step, turn on the device by pressing the corresponding

power switch located on the front panel.

 The pedestal and the monitor are packaged separately.  Connect a standard signal line to the corresponding input port. All BNC

connector impedance must be 75Ω.

 Please use the power cord supplied to avoid unnecessary trouble.

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Chapter 4 Locations and Function of Parts and

Control

This chapter describes the features of LCM170-A monitor. The features of LCM170-A monitor are as shown in Figure 4-1 after installed and powered on:

Figure 4-1 Features of LCM170-A Monitor

1. Status Information

The Status Information is displayed in the top left corner of the screen, and includes the input channel and signal format. You can define it in USER CONFIG menu.

2. Waveform and Vector

This is effective only for SDI signal. The waveform and vector of the

input signal are configurable in the MAIN Menu.

3. Aspect Marker

It is used to mark different area of the image. You can set whether to display it or not and their displaying mode in USER CONFIG menu.

4. Area Marker

It is used to mark different area of the image. You can set whether to

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display it or not and their displaying mode in USER CONFIG menu

5. Center Marker

It is displayed in the center of the screen, and marks the center of the

image. You can set whether to display it or not in USER CONFIG menu.

6. Audio Meter

It is displayed for audio monitoring. You can set its groups, position and mode in USER CONFIG menu.

7. Timecode

It is displayed at the bottom of the image, the format is HH:MM:SS:FF,

if there is no timecode available, the monitor will display --:--:--:--.

8. IMD

The IMD text displays at the bottom of the screen, the length can’t exceed 16 characters, and you can choose letter, number or other character for it.

 The

Status Information

usually displays as the following situations:

 "UNKNOW” appears if an unsupported signal is input.  “NO SIGNAL” appears if no signal is input.  The signal is normal, for example: 1080i59.94, 720P50, etc.

4.1 Front Panel

It will introduce the arrangement and the operations of the buttons in front of the panel in the following.

4.1.1 Arrangement of Front Panel

There are a series of buttons at the bottom of the screen, and these buttons are used to control the screen menu items.

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BUTTON

FUNCTION

BUTTON

FUNCTION

Input selection

Function button F1

Adjust upward

Function button F2

Adjust downward

Function button F3

Return/Exit

Function button F4

Select next

Power on/off

Save/Return/Main menu

Figure 4.1-1 the Buttons in Front Panel

As shown in Figure 4.1-1, the buttons of LCM170-A are as follows:

 All of these buttons have light indicators.

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4.1.2 Operation of Front Panel

The functionality and usage of the buttons at the front panel are as follows:

1. : Input Selection

Select the input signal from each input interface. Press this button to display the input source menu at the top right corner of the screen, as shown in Figure 4.1-2. Use it to select an input signal source, press it again to toggle among these input signal items, or after the input source menu displayed, use the UP or DOWN button to toggle among these input signal items.

Figure 4.1-2 Source Menu

2. : UP ARROW

 It is UP button when working with the main menu. Toggle this button

to select the next item or increase the number.

 Without the Main menu: when not displaying the Main menu, press

LEFT

button to display the

Fast Menu

toggle among these menu items:

Saturation, Backlight

and

Sharpness

list, as shown in Figure 4.1-3,

Volume, Brightness, Contrast

Figure 4.1-3 Fast Menu List

After displaying the

Fast Menu

, press

LEFT

RIGHT

arrow button to

adjust the menu value. The limitations of these items are shown in Table 4.1-1:

Table 4.1-1 The Description of Fast Menu Items

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Adjust Menu

Description

Range

Default

Volume

Adjust the volume

0~31

Brightness

Adjust the image brightness

0~100

Contrast

Adjust the image contrast

0~100

Saturation

Adjust the image color intensity

0~100

Backlight

Adjust the backlight

0~10

Sharpness

Adjust the image sharpness

0～63

 After you have loaded the adjust menu list, it will be closed automatically if

you do nothing operation on it within the

Osd Time

 The main menu, the fast menu, the function menu and the input signal

selection list of a screen may not be shown all simultaneously.

3. : DOWN ARROW

 It is

DOWN

button when working with the main menu. Toggle this

button to select the next item or decrease the number.

 Without the Main menu: when not displaying the Main menu, press

DOWN

button to display the

Fast Menu

list, refer to the details in the

above description as in UP arrow button.

4. : LEFT ARROW

Press this button to do the following operations:

 With the Main menu: when working with the Main menu, LEFT button

achieve the following functions:

 Back to the higher level menu  Back to the higher level menu and not save the setting of the menu

item value

 Quit the Main menu

 With the Fast menu: when displaying the Fast menu, press

button to decrease the item value.

LEFT

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5. : RIGHT ARROW

Press this button to do the following operations:

 With the Main menu:

 Enter into the next level menu.  Turn Page: when the current selection in the sub-menu list is

, press this button to turn to the next page circularly.

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 With the Fast menu: when displaying the Fast menu, press RIGHT

button to increase the item value.

6. OK/MENU

It is used to activate the Main menu. Press this button to do some operations with the Main menu, it includes the following operations:

 Display the Main menu: press

OK/MENU

button, it will display the

main menu at the center of the screen.

 Save/Back: confirm the selection and back to the higher level menu.  Turn Page: when the current selection in the sub-menu list is

, press this button to turn to the next page circularly.

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7. F1/U1

This button is a



F1 function:

FUNCTION

The F1 function can be assigned via the CONFIG menu.

and

User Preset

button.

Press the function button to activate or deactivate the assigned function. Press F1 to display the function menu list in the center of the screen, as shown in Figure 4.1-4. Toggle F1 button to change the value related to this function.

Figure 4.1-4 Function Menu List



USER1:

Switch to

User Preset USER1

directly. Hold 2 seconds to select the current user preset to be User1. The name of the current user preset will be prompted on the left center of the screen. Refer to “5.1.4.1 FUNCTION KEY and User Preset Menu” for the setting of

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User Preset.

 If the value related to the function button can’t be modified, the value

shows in gray.

 For

 Use

F2/U2~F4/U4

F1/U1's.

FUNCTION KEY

from among: Camera LUT, Undef, Blue Only, Mono, Marker, Audio Meter, Time Code, Waveform Type, Vectorscope, Histogram, Scan, Aspect, Native, Mute, IMD Display, False Color, Focus Assist, Peak, Zebra. Refer to "5.1.4 USER CONFIG Menu" for the details.

8. Power

function buttons, the operations are as the same as

menu to assign F1~F4. You can assign the function

Used to power on or standby, and the light in the button will indicate the status of the power. When the monitor is powered on, the light is green, press the power button and hold 2 seconds, it will enter into standby mode, the light is red.

4.2 Rear Panel

It will introduce the arrangement and the operations of the interfaces in rear of the panel in the following.

4.2.1 Arrangement of Rear Panel

For the arrangement of the rear panel of LCM170-A is shown in Figure

4.2-1, there are various input and output interfaces at the rear panel, and build-in speakers in the top.

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Figure 4.2-1 Connectors in the Rear Panel

The interfaces numbered in red are described as follows:

1. Power Switch

2. AC Power Input

3. DC Power Input

4. Video Input: SDI1 IN

5. Video Input: SDI2 IN

6. Video Output: SDI1 OUT

7. Video Input: VIDEO IN

8. HDMI Input: HDMI IN

9. Headphone

10. Audio Input: AUD IN

11. USB

12. RS485 X2

4.2.2 Operations of Rear Panel

The details of these interfaces at the rear panel are described as follows:

1. Power Switch

It provides one power switch to switch on or switch off. As shown in Figure 4.2-2, push the button to the direction “-” to switch on the power, or push the button to the direction “O” to switch off the power.

Figure 4.2-2 Power Switch

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2. AC Power Input

It provides one AC power input interface, the specification is 100～ 240V50/60HzAC.

 The power indicator is on the power button at the front panel. If the light is

green, the monitor is powered on, and if the light is red, the monitor is standby.

3. DC Power Input(XLR 3pin)

It provides one DC power input interface, the specification is 11～ 17V3A DC.

 Only use the adapter and the power cord specified by the manufacture for

your safety！

4. Video Input Interface (BNC) SDI1 IN~SDI2 IN

It provides two SDI input interfaces, labeled as SDI1 IN, SDI2 IN.

5. Video Output Interface (BNC) SDI1 OUT

It provides one SDI output interface, labeled as SDI1 OUT.

6. Video Input(BNC): VIDEO IN

7. HDMI Input: HDMI IN

It provides one HDMI input interface, HDMI Type-A connector with a fastener.

8. Audio Output(3.5mm jack): it provides one headphone.

9. Audio Input(3.5mm jack): AUD IN, it provides one audio input

interface.

10. USB: it is used for LUT input and firmware upgrading.

11. RS485 Interface (RJ-45)

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PIN No.

RS485 IN Terminal Signal

1,2

GND

Tx-

Rx+

Rx-

Tx+

7,8

Signal

SDI

HDMI

VIDEO

NTSC



PAL



SD 480I60

4:2:2 YCbCr 10 BIT



576I50



720P24/23.98



720P25



720P30/29.97



720P50



720P60/59.94



1080SF24/23.98



1080SF25



1080SF29.97



1080SF30



1035I60/59.94



It provides two RS485 interfaces, loop out. Support for cascade connection and IMD remote control. The comparison of pins and Input connectors for RS485 is shown as in Table 4.2-1:

Table 4.2-1 The Comparison of Pins and Input connectors for RS485

4.3 Supported Signal Format

The supported signal format for this device is as shown in Table 4.3-1:

Table 4.3-1 Supported Signal Format

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Signal

SDI

HDMI

VIDEO

1080I50



1080I60/59.94



1080P24/23.98



1080P25



 1080P30/29.97



1080I50

4:2:2 YCbCr 12 BIT 4:4:4 YCbCr 10 BIT 4:4:4 YCbCr 12 BIT 4:4:4 RGB 10 BIT 4:4:4 RGB 12 BIT 4:4:4_XYZ_10BIT 4:4:4_XYZ_12BIT



1080I60/59.94



1080P24/23.98



1080P25



1080P30/29.97



1080P50



1080P60/59.94



3G-2K

1080SF24/23.98



1080SF25



1080SF29.97



1080SF30



1080P24/23.98



1080P25



1080P30/29.97



1080P48/47.95

4:2:2 YCbCr 10 BIT 

1080P50



1080P60/59.94



4:2:2 YCbCr 10 BIT

4:2:2 YCbCr 12 BIT 4:4:4 YCbCr 10 BIT 4:4:4 YCbCr 12 BIT 4:4:4 RGB 10 BIT 4:4:4 RGB 12 BIT 4:4:4_XYZ_10BIT 4:4:4_XYZ_12BIT

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Menu Operations

Chapter 5 Menu Operations

This chapter describes the structure and functionality of the main menu, and introduces how to modify and customize the menu settings. The main menu includes the following menu items, as shown in Figure5-1.

Figure 5-1 Main Menu

5.1 Main Menu

Press the OK/MENU button at the bottom of the front panel, the main menu is displayed at the center of the screen, as shown in Figure 5.1-1:

Figure 5.1-1 the Structure of the Main Menu

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Menu Operations

The menu interface is divided into three parts:

1. Main Menu List

It contains the menu list of the Main menu. Press UP or DOWN to access the corresponding menu item.

2. Sub-menu list

Press right arrow button to enter into the next level of menu list, as shown in Figure 5.1-2, it lists the title of the Sub-menu, the sub-menu item and the value of the item. Then, press arrow buttons and OK/MENU button to modify the value of the sub-menu.

Figure 5.1-2 the Sub-menu Value List



Control Icon

There is a white control icon when you select the menu or its value in the sub-menu list.



Next Page Selection

There is a white control icon when you select the menu or its value in the sub-menu list.

When there are more than one page items in a menu list, there will be a

press the

item at the first line in every pages. Press right arrow button or

OK/MENU

button to turn page.

 The sub-menu item is selected when the control icon which is in white

highlight is at the back of the item name.

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Menu Operations

Items

Default Value

Description

Page1

Input

SDI1 1080I50

Show the input interface and its format

Signal Format

4:2:2 YCbCr 10 BIT

Show the format of the input signal

Color Range

64~940

Show current color range

YCbCr Color Matrix

ITU-R BT.709

Show YCbCr color matrix

Gamma

2.2

Show Gamma

Color Temp

D65

Show color temperature

Color Space

Show color space

The following will introduce the contents and functionality of these sub-menu items in sorts.

5.1.1 STATUS Menu

The STATUS menu items are used to describe the current status information of the monitor, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-3:

Figure 5.1-3 STATUS Menu

There are two pages in

STATUS

menu. The relationship of Items, Default

Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table

5.1-1:

Table 5.1-1 The Description of STATUS Menu Items

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Menu Operations

Items

Default Value

Description

Camera LUT Type

Camera SDR

Show the type of camera LUT

User Preset

USER1

Show the user preset name

Page2

Model

Show the production model.

Serial Number

Show the serial number.

Firmware Version

Show the firmware number.

 The sub-menu values in

STATUS

menu can’t be modified, they are

displayed the actual status of the monitor.

5.1.2 INPUT CONFIG Menu

The INPUT CONFIG menu items are used to set the source of the input signals, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-4:

There is one page in Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-2:

Table 5.1-2 The Description of INPUT CONFIG Menu Items

Figure 5.1-4 INPUT CONFIG Menu

INPUT CONFIG

menu. The relationship of Items,

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Menu Operations

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

Page1

SDI IN1

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable SDI1 input

SDI IN2

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable SDI2 input

VIDEO

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable VIDEO input

HDMI

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable HDMI input

NTSC Phase

-50~50

Set the NTSC phase level, and this item is available only when NTSC format signal is input.

Signal Format

Auto

As shown in Table

5.1-3

signal format for the inputs

Color Range

～

940

 64~940  64~1023  0~1023

Set color range

YCbCr Color Matrix

Auto

 Auto  ITU-R BT.709  ITU-R BT.2020

Set YCbCr color matrix

Signal Type

SDI

HDMI

Signal Format

AUTO 4:2:2 YCbCr 10 BIT 4:2:2 YCbCr 12 BIT 4:4:4 YCbCr 10 BIT 4:4:4 YCbCr 12 BIT 4:4:4 RGB 10 BIT 4:4:4 RGB 12 BIT 4:4:4 XYZ 10 BIT 4:4:4 XYZ 12 BIT

AUTO 4:4:4 XYZ 10/12 BIT

1. Signal Format Setting

The device provides four inputs: SDI IN1, SDI IN2. Set the input format through

INPUT CONFIG Signal Format

Table 5.1-3 The Relationship of Signal Format and Signal Type

5.1.3 COLOR MANAGEMENT Menu

The COLOR MANAGEMENT menu items are used to adjust the color temperature parameters and the color balance, the menu items are as

menu item.

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Menu Operations

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

Gamma

2.2

1.8/2.2/2.4/2.6/2.8/ BT.1886/PQ/HLG

Adjust Gamma

Color Temp

D65

D93/D65/D61/D55/ DCI/USER1/USER2

Set the color temperature

Red Gain

512

0~512

Adjust the Red Gain

Green Gain

512

0~512

Adjust the Green Gain

Blue Gain

512

0~512

Adjust the Blue Gain

Copy From

D65

D93/D65/D61/D55/ DCI

Copy this parameter value to USER

Reset

Reset the Gain and Offset values to the product originals

Color Space

EBU

 Native  SMPTE-C  EBU  ITU709

Set the color space for the first channel

shown in Figure 5.1-5:

Figure 5.1-5 COLOR MANAGEMENT Menu

There are two pages in

COLOR MANAGEMENT

menu. The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-4:

Table 5.1-4 The Description of COLOR MANAGEMENT Menu Items

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Menu Operations

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

 ITU2020  P3

Page2

Camera LUT

ON/OFF

Enable/disable camera LUT

Camera LUT Type

Camera SDR

 Camera SDR  Camera HDR  User

Set a LUT from the corresponding list

Camera SDR

2.2

Refer to Table 5.1-5

Load the selected SDR LUT

Camera HDR

---

Refer to Table 5.1-5

Load the selected HDR LUT

User

User1

User1~User16

Load a customized LUT file

Load LUT File

---

To load a LUT file from the U disk

Camera LUT

LUT Name

Company

SDR

ARRI_LogC_Rec709

ARRI

BMD_4.6KFilm_Rec709

BlackMagic

BMD_4.6KFilmV3_Rec709

BMD_4KFilm_Rec709

BMD_4KFilmV2_Rec709

BMD_4KFilmV3_Rec709

BMD_CCFilm_Rec709

BMD_CCFilmV2_Rec709

Canon_CLog1Cine_Rec709_FF_V1.1

Canon Canon_CLog2Cine_Rec709_FF_V1.1

Canon_CLog3Cine_Rec709_FF_V1.1

DJI_Phantom3DLog_Rec709_Improv

DJI

DJI_Phantom4DLog_Rec709

DJI_Phantom4Dlog_Rec709_Improv

DJI_X5DLog_Rec709_Improv

1. Camera LUT

The LCM170-A supports multiple camera LUTs, as shown in Table 5.1-5:

Table 5.1-5 The Relationship Between EOTF and HDR

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Camera LUT

LUT Name

Company

FUJI_FLogFGamut_FLogRec709_V1

FUJIFILM FUJI_FLogFGamut_WDRRec709_V1

GoPro_Protune_Rec709

GoPro

JVC_JLog1_Rec709_Daylight

JVC JVC_JLog1_Rec709_Tungsten

Panasonic_VLog_V709_V1

Panasonic

RED_L3G10RWG_Rec709_ R1_V1.13

RED

RED_L3G10RWG_Rec709_ R2_V1.13

RED_L3G10RWG_Rec709_ R3_V1.13

RED_L3G10RWG_Rec709_ R4_V1.13

RED_RedLogFilm_RG3

Sony_SLog2SGamut_LCRec709

Sony

Sony_SLog2SGamut_LCRec709A

Sony_SLog3SG3Cine_LCRec709

Sony_SLog3SG3Cine_LCRec709A

HDR

ARRI_LogC_HLG_Rec2020

OSEE

ARRI_LogC_PQ_Rec2020

Canon_Clog2Cin_HLG_Rec2020

Canon_Clog2Cin_PQ_Rec2020

Canon_Clog3Cin_HLG_Rec2020

Canon_Clog3Cin_PQ_Rec2020

Panasonic_VLog_HLG_Rec2020

Panasonic_VLog_PQ_Rec2020

RED_L3G10_HLG_Rec2020

RED_L3G10_PQ_Rec2020

Sony_SLog3_Cin_HLG_Rec2020

Sony_SLog3_Cin_PQ_Rec2020

Sony_SLog3_SG3_HLG_Rec2020

Sony_SLog3_SG3_PQ_Rec2020

When setting Camera LUT Type item as Camera SDR, Camera HDR or User, the following corresponding Camera SDR, Camera HDR, User item will be activated, and the available ranges of Gamma are

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Camera LUT Type

Gamma

Camera SDR

1.8/2.2/2.4/2.6/2.8/BT.1886

Camera HDR

PQ/HLG

User or OFF

1.8/2.2/2.4/2.6/2.8/BT.1886/PQ/HLG

diverse, as shown in the following table:

2. Load a user LUT from disk

First, load a LUT file to the designated user LUT. Set Management Load LUT File

, it will pop up the

selection window as shown in Figure 5.1-6. Select

COLOR

USB LUT Files

USER

item, and when detecting USB disk, it will pop up a file selection window, press the arrow button to select a LUT file, press

OK/MENU

button to confirm the selection, and it will pop up a USER file selection window, press the arrow button to choose from

User1~ User16

For example, select

User1

to set the storage path for the selected LUT.

, and press

OK/MENU

button to confirm the

setting.

Figure 5.1-6 USB LUT Files

Second, power off the device, and restart it to affect the settings above. At lase, set

COLOR Management Camera LUT

COLOR Management User

User1

selected as above. The LUT file

item, and set

User

will take effect.

 Make sure to restart the device to effect the selected user LUT file after

loading it to a designated user LUT through the USB disk.

 The items about RED/GREEN/BLUE GAIN are available only in USER1

and USER2 mode. If the COLOR TEMP is set to

USER1

customized settings, you can select the menu item

COLOR

USER2

with

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

Page1

User Preset

USER1

USER1/USER2/ USER3/USER4

Set the settings as a user preset

F1 Button

Scan

Camera LUT/Undef/ Blue Only/Mono/ Marker/Audio Meter/ Time Code/ Waveform Type/ Vectorscope/Histogram/

Assign a function to F1 button

TEMPRESET OK/MENU

command to restore product originals for Gains, and press

button to confirm the reset operation.

5.1.4 USER CONFIG Menu

The USER CONFIG menu items are used to adjust the parameters defined by customers, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-7:

Figure 5.1-7 CONFIG Menu

There are six pages in

USER CONFIG

menu. The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-6:

Table 5.1-6 The Description of USER CONFIG Menu Items

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

Scan/Aspect/Native/ Mute/IMD Display/ False Color/ Focus Assist/ Peak/Zebra

F2 Button

Marker

the same as F1

Assign a function to F2 button

F3 Button

Audio Meter

the same as F1

Assign a function to F3 button

F4 Button

Blue Only

the same as F1

Assign a function to F4 button

Page2

Audio Source

EBD

 EBD: embedded

signal

 EXT: external signal  OFF: no signal

Select the audio source.

Speak Out L

EBD CH1

When the audio source is EBD, the range of this item is EBD CH1~ EBD CH16.

Left speaker, select a channel according to the type of audio source.

Speak Out R

EBD CH2

When the audio source is EBD, the range of this item is EBD CH1~ EBD CH16.

Right speaker, select a channel according to the type of audio source.

Meter Display

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display the audio meter.

Meter Select

CH1-2

CH1-2/ G1/G2/G3/G4/ G1+G2/G1+G3/ G1+G4/G2+G3/ G2+G4G3+G4/ G1-G4

Select a meter display mode. Each G* contains four channels, and each CH* means a channel with number.

Meter Position

LEFT

LEFT/RIGHT

Select the displayed position of audio meter.

Display Mode

Mode1

Mode1: simple audio meter Mode2: audio meter with channel number and frame

Used to set the displayed mode for audio meter. Meter Opacity

 0: 100%

Set the transparency for

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

 1: 50%

audio meter.

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Marker

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to show all of the markers. It is the main switch for area marker, center marker and safety marker.

Aspect Marker

OFF

 16:9  4:3  15:9  14:9  13:9  1.85:1  2.35:1  Variable  OFF

Select the aspect marker according to the display aspect ratio.

Variable Aspect

3.00

1.00～3.00, the step is

0.01

When set the Aspect Marker as Variable, set the aspect ratio at this item

Center Marker

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to show the center marker

Area Marker

OFF

 OFF  80%  85%  88%  90%  93%  95%

Set the safety area size according to the aspect ratio and scan mode.

Marker Fit

OFF

 OFF: the safety

marker is based on the current input source

 ON: the safety

marker is based on the image within the current aspect marker

Whether to set connection between Aspect MARKER and Safety Marker. Marker Level

 1: 50%  2: 75%  3: 100%

Set the luminance of marker line, including safety marker, center marker, area marker

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

and cross hatch.

Marker Mat

OFF

 OFF: Normal

background, use line for area marker edge only

 HALF: 50%

Background brightness

 BLACK: all black

Darkens the outside of the area of the Aspect Marker, and set its transparency.

Cross Hatch

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to show the cross hatch.

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Waveform Type

OFF

 WAVEFORM  VECTOR  WFM WIDE  HDR WFM  OFF

Set the display type of WFM Waveform Size

Small

Small/Middle/Large

Set the waveform display size

Waveform Location

TOP RIGHT

 Small: Left

Up/Center Up/Right Up/Right Center/Right Down/Center Down/Left Down/Left Center

 Middle: Right

Down/Center Down/Left Down

 Small: Center Down

Set the location of the waveform

Vectorscope

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable vectorscope display

Vectorscope Location

TOP RIGHT

 Left Up  Center Up  Right Up  Right Center  Right Down  Center Down  Left Down  Left Center

Set the location of the vectorscope

Histogram

OFF

OFF/LUMA/RGB

Enable/Disable histogram display, and

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

set the histogram mode

Histogram Location

TOP RIGHT

 Left Up  Center Up  Right Up  Right Center  Right Down  Center Down  Left Down  Left Center

Set the location of the histogram

Opacity

 0: 100%(opaque)  1: 75%  2: 50%  3: 25%

Set the transparency of WFM, vectorscope and histogram

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Focus Assist

OFF

 OFF  GRAY: Turn the

image into gray mode, and displays the edge of images with color selected in FOCUS COLOR.

 COLOR: Displays

the edge of images with color selected in FOCUS COLOR.

Enable/Disable the focus assist function, and set focus assist mode. When the difference of the edges exceeds the reference value (FOCUS LEVEL), the edge detected will be in colorful feature set by FOCUS COLOR.

Focus Assist Color

Red

Red/Green/Blue

Set the color for the detected edge of images.

Focus Assist Level

0~100

Set the edge difference value between the edges in an image, and take this value as the reference value. Larger value means more detail detection.

Peak

OFF

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable peak function. Over sharpen the image.

Peak Level

1~8

Set the sharpness level of the image. The higher the value, the sharpener the image.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

False Color

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable false color function

False Color Type

Spectrum

Spectrum/SONY Slog3/ SONY Slog2/ARRI LogC/ Canon Clog2/ Canon Clog3/ Panasonic Vlog/ RED RedLogFilm/ RED RL3G10/ BMD/BMD 4K/ ARRI Rec709/ SONY LC709A/ SONY LC709/ Panasonic V709/ RED G3/RED G4

Set the type of the false color display

Zebra

OFF

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable the zebra function that will compare the signal luminance with the ZEBRA LEVEL, and fill the relevant image area whose luminance is higher than the ZEBRA LEVEL with a zebra pattern.

Zebra Level

0~100

Set the reference level of detecting luminance.

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Internal Signal

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable the internal color bar

OSD Time

ON/10s/30s/60s

Set the display time of the OSD menu

Time Code

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable time code display

Status Display

OFF

OFF/ON/AUTO

Set the display time of the Status information menu

Language

ENGLISH

ENGLISH/

中文

Select a language mode

Monitor Reset

Set whether to restore

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

the factory settings

Firmware Upgrade

Upgrade the firmware

Items

Default Value

Range

Description

Camera LUT

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable Camera LUT

Blue Only

OFF

OFF/Red/Green/Blue

Enable/Disable blue only

Mono

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable Mono

Marker

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable the master marker switch

Audio Meter

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable audio meter display

Time Code

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable time code display

Waveform Type

OFF

LUMA/RGB/ PARADE/OFF

Set the waveform type

Vectorscope

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable Vectorscope display

Histogram

OFF

OFF/LUMA/RGB

Enable/Disable Histogram display

5.1.4.1 FUNCTION KEY and User Preset Menu

1. User Preset

The user preset provides a series of menu settings customized as a User Preset, up to 4 presets could be defined in this device.

Set

USER CONFIGUser Preset

as User1, User2, User3 or User4 to

switch among these various preset settings for current menu display. Or press

～

button and hold 2s to select the related user presets,

and there will be a prompt displaying the current user preset name at the left center of the screen.

The FUNCTION KEY menu items(F1 Button~F4 Button) are used to assign function to the function key (F1~F4) on the front panel, and adjust the value of the function parameter. The menu items of FUNCTION KEY are as shown in

Table 5.1-7

Table 5.1-7 Functionalities for the Function Key

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Items

Default Value

Range

Description

Scan

OFF

Normal/Over

Enable/Disable scan function

Aspect

---

As shown in Table 5.1-8

Set aspect ratio

Native

OFF

OFF/Left/Center/Right

Enable/Disable native function, and set its mode

Mute

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable mute

IMD Display

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable IMD display

False Color

OFF

OFF/ ON

Enable/Disable false color function

Focus Assist

OFF

OFF/Mono/ Focus Assist Color

Enable/Disable Focus Assist function and set its mode

Peak

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable Peak

Zebra

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable Zebra

Input Signal

Default

Value Range

Input Signal Formats

4:3

 4:3  16:9

480I60 576I50

16:9

 16:9  2.39:1

720P24/23.98 720P25 720P30/29.97 720P50 720P60/59.94 1080SF24/23.98 1035I60/59.94

1080I50 1080I60/59.94 1080P24/23.98 1080P25 1080P30/29.97 1080P50 1080P60/59.94

1.896:1

 1.896:1  2.39:1

2048X1080PSF24/23.98 2048X1080PSF25 2048X1080PSF30/29.97 2048X1080P24/23.98 2048X1080P25

2048X1080P30/29.97 2048X1080P48/47.95 2048X1080P50 2048X1080P60/59.94

2. ASPECT

Set the aspect ratio of the screen, it is different from the formats of the input signals, and the details are as shown in

Table 5.1-8

Table 5.1-8 The Relationship of Input Signal Formats and Its Aspects

3. Mute

Active this function to adjust the volume to 0, press the function button again to release the volume to the last value.

4. BLUE ONLY

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It is to activate BLUE ONLY mode that will remove colors from the input signal and display the screen only under a red, green or blue signal.

5. MONO

It is to activate MONO mode that will display the screen in monochrome presentation, inactivate this mode to display the screen in color mode.

 Press F1~F4 button to activate the assigned function and adjust the

parameter value.

5.1.4.2 AUDIO Menu

The AUDIO menu items are displayed on Page2 in and they are used to adjust the audio parameters:

Figure 5.1-8 CONFIG Menu-Page2

USER CONFIG

menu,

The appearance of Meter is as shown in Figure 5.1-9:

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Figure 5.1-9 Audio Meter

1. Audio Meter Display Mode

Meter Select controls the amount of channels displayed in an audio

meter, and each group(G*) contains four channels. As shown in Figure

5.1-10, the meter displays at the left bottom of the screen vertically.

For example: the Meter Select is G1+G2, and the Display Mode is Mode2. There is a white rectangle frame with two white level lines in the

meter, the upper is the over level line, and the lower is the reference level line. If the audio value is higher than the reference level, the audio bar over the reference level line will display yellow, and if the audio value is higher than the over level, the audio bar over the over level line will display red.

Figure 5.1-10 The Position of the Audio Meter On Screen

2. Audio Meter Display Position

The position of Meter is controlled by Meter Position item, the position of the meter on the screen is as follows: Left, Right. For example, the illustrations of the positions are as shown in Figure 5.1-11:

Figure 5.1-11 the Positions of Meter

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Marker

Illustration

Description

Center Marker

This marker enables easier checking the center portion’s focus.

Aspect Marker

This marker displays two lines to identify an area with a specified ratio.

 The prerequisite for the available settings of the display mode and the

position of audio meter is that the

Meter Display

is ON.

5.1.4.3 MARKER Menu

The MARKER menu items are displayed on Page3 in

USER CONFIG

menu, and they are used to adjust the marker parameters, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-12:

1. Markers

Figure 5.1-12 USER CONFIG Menu-Page3

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Marker

Illustration

Description

Area Marker

This marker displays a rectangle to identify the safety area with a specified percentage.

Cross Hatch

This marker displays multiple vertical and horizontal lines to help when users check the composition of a picture.

2. MARKER MAT

The marker mat marks the outside area of the marker display with the appointed transparency.

For example, set

Marker

as 95%, then, the comparison of the three

ASPECT

as 16:9,

Aspect Marker

Marker Mats

as 4:3, and

Area

are as

shown in Figure 5.1-13:

Figure 5.1-13 MARKER MAT

3. MARKER FIT

The

USER CONFIG



Marker Fit

item is used to whether set up the

connection between area marker and safety marker. Set

Marker Fit

image display, while Set

item as OFF, the safety area is based on the whole current

Marker Fit

item as ON, the safety area is in the

range of area marker, the comparisons are as shown in Figure 5.1-14

Figure 5.1-14 MARKER FIT

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 The

Aspect Marker, Center Marker

available only when the

Marker

and

Area Marker

item is set to ON.

feature are

 The safety marker area will change with the area marker when setting

Marker Fit

item to be ON.

 The cross hatch lines will display only in the single image or in PIP mode

when

Cross Hatch

is ON.

5.1.4.4 DISPLAY Menu

The DISPLAY menu items are displayed on Page4 in

USER CONFIG

menu, and they are used to adjust the parameters displayed on the screen, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-15:

Figure 5.1-15 USER CONFIG Menu-Page4

1. Display Location

Set the location of waveform, vectorscope and histogram by

CONFIG Location separately



Waveform Location/ Vectorscope Location/ Histogram

, the available locations on the screen are as shown

in Figure 5.1-16:

USER

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Menu Operations

Figure 5.1-16 Display Location



Waveform Display Mode

Set various waveform through

USER CONFIG



Waveform Type

and display the following three kinds of waveform as LUMA, RGB, PARADE, shown in Figure 5.1-17:

Figure 5.1-17 LUMA



Waveform Size

Set

USER CONFIG  Waveform SIZE

Waveform and RGB Waveform and PARADE Waveform

item to adjust the size of the

waveform, there are three kinds of sizes for waveform:

item,

 Small size waveform: set

Waveform SIZE

item as

Small,

kind of waveform could be located in any one of the 8 positions listed in

LOCATION

 75% waveform: set

item;

Waveform SIZE

item as

Middle,

and this kind of waveform is located in the bottom of the screen, and it can be moved;

 Full size waveform: set

Waveform SIZE

item as

Large,

kind of waveform is located in the bottom of the screen, and it can’t be moved.

and this

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3. Vectorscope

Set

USER CONFIG VECTORSCOPE

item to display or hide the

vectorscope.

Figure 5.1-18 VECTORSCOPE

4. Histogram

Histogram assists in judging the distribution of luminance in the image.



Histogram Type

Set

USER CONFIG HISTOGRAM

item to open or close the histogram display, and set the histogram display mode as LUMA or RGB, the two histogram types are as shown in Figure 5.1-19:

Figure 5.1-19

RGB Histogram and LUMA Histogram

5.1.4.1 Focus and Exposure Menu

There are some assistant settings on Page5 in

USER CONFIG

they are zebra, focus assist, peak and false color.

menu,

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Figure 5.1-20 USER CONFIG Menu-Page5

1. Focus Assist

The FOCUS ASSIST function is used to display images on the screen with intensified edge to help camera focus operation.

Set

USER CONFIG Focus Assist

item to enable the focus assist function. The intensified edges are those areas whose difference value exceeds the reference focus level (

SENSITIVITY

edge are displayed in the designated color set by



FOCUS ASSIST MODE



Color Mode

: Set

USER CONFIG  Focus Assist

the image is in color mode, then set

Assist Color



Gray Mode

to color the intensified edge.

: Set

USER CONFIG  Focus Assist

), and the intensified

Focus Assist Color

item as

Color

USER CONFIG  Focus

item as

Mono

the image is in black and white mode, that is removing all colors and only leaving the luminance data of the signal.

Figure 5.1-21 Illustration for FOCUS ASSIST Function

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Figure 5.1-22 Illustration for FOCUS ASSIST Function

2. FALSE COLOR-Exposure Assist

FALSE COLOR is also known as EXPOSURE ASSIST, this function generates an artificial luminance map of the input signal that can be useful to identify over exposed areas(exposure). This is a quick way to gauge the exposure levels of an image in a clear way.

Choose the

False Color

provides multiple types of FALSE COLOR types:

tool to activate the FALSE COLOR function. It

Spectrum,

SONY Slog3,

SONY Slog2, ARRI LogC, Canon Clog2, Canon Clog3, Panasonic Vlog, RED RedLogFilm, RED RL3G10, BMD, BMD 4K, ARRI Rec709, SONY LC709A, SONY LC709, Panasonic V709, RED G3, RED G4.

For example: Color Type

item as

Set

USER CONFIG False Color

ARRI LogC

, as shown in Figure 5.1-23:

item as ON and

False

Figure 5.1-23 Comparison Mode- Original Image and Normal Mode

Image

3. ZEBRA

The

ZEBRA

function is used to display images on the screen with a zebra pattern to adjust the camera exposure parameter. It will compare the signal luminance with the

Zebra Level

whose luminance is higher than the

For example

, set the

Zebra Level

, and fill the relevant image area

Zebra Level

with a zebra pattern.

as 80, the compared results are as

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shown in

Figure 5.1-24

, the special area is filled with a zebra pattern.

Figure 5.1-24 Illustration for LUMA ZOOM CHECK Function

5.1.4.2 Other Menu

There are some system settings on Page6 in

USER CONFIG

menu.

Figure 5.1-25 USER CONFIG Menu-Page7

1. Display Test Pattern

Set USER CONFIG Internal Signal item as ON, it will display the color test pattern on the screen.

2. Set Menu Show Time

Set USER CONFIGOsd Time as 10s, 30s or 60s. After you have loaded the menu, it will be closed automatically if you do nothing operation within the OSD Time.

3. TIME CODE

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Select

USER CONFIG Time Code

item to enable the display of

embedded timecode on screen, only valid for SDI input signal. Timecode is displayed as the format of “HH:MM:SS:FF” at the bottom

center of the screen, and if there is no available timecode, it will not appear.

Figure 5.1-26 Timecode

4. Display Status Menu

Set USER CONFIGStatus Display item as ON, the status menu will be displayed in the top left corner of the screen, and it includes the input channel and signal format.

5. Switch Menu Language

Set USER CONFIGLanguage item as Chinese or English, and the default menu language is English.

6. Monitor Reset Defaults Setting

Select USER CONFIGMonitor Reset item, it will pop up a prompt, as shown in Figure 5.1-27:

Figure 5.1-27 Prompt for Monitor Reset

Press right arrow( ) button to select RESET command, and click OK/MENU button to confirm the selection, the menu settings will restory

to factory defaults.

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7. Firmware Upgrade

Select USER CONFIGFirmware Upgrade item, it will pop up a prompt, as shown in Figure 5.1-28:

Figure 5.1-28 Prompt for Firmware Upgrade

Press right arrow( ) button to select OK command, and click OK/MENU button to confirm the selection, it will read the new firmware

files from your USB drive and update your firmware. Make sure you have inserted your USB disk with the stored firmware files into the USB interface of the monitor, or it will inform you a “Can’t Detect USB” error.

Figure 5.1-29 Warning for Firmware Upgrading

 Please keep the monitor are well powered on, and don’t remove the USB

drive during the firmware upgrading.

 It is recommended to use a 3.0 USB drive!  Restart the monitor after successful firmware update, and the new files will

take effect.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

IMD Display

OFF/ON

Set whether to display IMD Characters on screen.

IMD Protocol

Local

TSL3.1/TSL4.0/ Local

Select an IMD protocol

IMD Char

---

Set the IMD characters, only available in Local IMD protocol

IMD Color

Red

Red/Green/Yellow

Set the IMD character color

Monitor ID

0~255

Set the ID number for each monitor

Baud Rate

38400

2400/4800/9600/19200 /38400/57600/115200

Select a baud rate for communication.

5.1.5 IMD CONFIG Menu

The IMD CONFIG menu items are used to adjust the parameters defined for IMD display, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-30:

Figure 5.1-30 IMD Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-9:

Table 5.1-9 The Description of IMD Menu Items

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

Key Inhibit

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable the key.

 If

IMD Display

item is ON, the IMD character in the black bar will display on

the bottom of the screen.

 When the

IMD Char

IMD Protocol

item, and the

characters or up to 12 Chinese characters. For other values of

Protocol

, the IMD character abides by the corresponding protocol.

is set to be Local, it displays IMD characters set in

IMD Char

could be composed of up to 16

IMD

5.1.6 KEY INHIBIT Menu

The KEY INHIBIT menu item is used to lock the setting so that they can’t be changed by an unauthorized user, and the menu item is as shown in Figure 5.1-31:

Figure 5.1-31 KEY INHIBIT Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-10:

Table 5.1-10 The Description of KEY INHIBIT Menu Items

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 When the KEY INHIBIT is ON, KEY INHIBIT is enabled and press the

POWER key, the device would turn on or off. MENU, UP, DOWN,

OK/MENU

key can be enable but only to set the KEY INHIBIT item, or

there is a “KEY INHIBIT” prompt displayed on the screen when using other

keys.

5.2 Menu Settings

When checking or modifying the value of the menu item, cooperating with the

following buttons:

(RIGHT), OK/MENU.

1. Operations to the Main menu



Display the Main Menu

(LEFT), (DOWN), (UP),

Press OK/MENU button to enter into the main menu, it displays at the center of the screen.



Switch menu items

After displaying the main menu, press LEFT, DOWN, UP, RIGHT button to choose a menu item.



Back to the Main menu

After entering to a sub-menu item or a sub-menu item value, press LEFT button to back to the upper level menu area.



Close the Main menu

Press LEFT button to close the Main menu when the control icon is in the Main menu item.

 Set the show time of the Main menu by

USER CONFIGOsd Time

item.

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1. Operations to sub-menu item



Display the sub-menu item

After display the Main menu, press RIGHT button to displays the sub-menu items.



Switch sub-menu items

Press DOWN or UP button to choose or switch a sub-menu item.



Back to menu item

Press LEFT button to back to high level menu item.



Turn Page

Press RIGHT button or OK/MENU button to turn to the next page when selecting the Next Page item.

2. Operations to sub-menu item value



Switch sub-menu item value

When the control icon is in sub-menu item value, press DOWN or UP button to switch among its value list.



Confirm the modification to sub-menu item value

Press OK/MENU button to confirm the selection of a value, and the control icon is back to the corresponding sub-menu item.



Abandon the modification to sub-menu item value

Press LEFT button to give up the modification to sub-menu item value, and the control icon is back to the corresponding sub-menu item.

3. Operations to Fast menu



Display fast menu

Press UP or DOWN button to enter into the fast menu when not in the main menu.



Adjust fast menu item value

Press LEFT or RIGHT button to adjust the fast menu item value.

 The value in white color is modifiable, and the value in gray color is

unmodifiable.

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Specifications

Specification

Values

Model

LCM170-A

LCM215-A

LCM215-HDR

Dimension

17”

21.5”

Dimension(WxHxD)

421.8x264.3x 48.7mm

517.0x319.0x 74.3mm

Pixel Pitch (WxH)

0.1989×0.1989mm

0.24825×0.24825mm

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Display Area (WxH)

381.89×214.81mm

476.64×268.11mm

Viewing Angle (HxV)

178°x178°

Color Depth

16.7M colors

Resolution

1920×1080

Contrast (Typ.)

1000:1

Luminance (cd/㎡)

1000

Response Time (ms)

Backlight

WhiteLED

Backlight Life(Hrs)

30000(Min.)

Work Temperature

Power Supply

100～240V50/60HzAC /11～17V3A DC/ 11~16.8VDC battery

Power Consumption

14W

28W

48W

Video Input Interface 3G/HD/SD-SDI(X2)

VIDEO(X1)

HDMI(X1)

Video Output Interface

3G/HD/SD-SDI(X1)

Audio Input Interface

3.5mm Jack

Audio Output Interface

3.5mm Jack(Headphone)

Control Interface RS485(cascade RJ45 X2)

USB

Signal Formats

SD-SDI: 480i60, 576i50

HD-SDI: 1080i50, 1080i 59.94, 1080i 60, 720p50, 720p 59.94, 720p 60, 1035i59.94, 1035i 60

3G-SDI: 1080p50, 1080p60

3G-SDI /HD-SDI /SDI-SDI Input/Output

Signal Type

SMPTE 424M, SMPTE 292M, SMPTE 259M, SMPTE 297M

Connector

BNC per IEC 169-8

Chapter 6 Specifications

1. Product detailed information

178°x178° 178°x178° 262K colors 16.7M colors 1920×1080 700:1 1000:1 300 250 14 14 WhiteLED WhiteLED 15000(Min.) 30000(Min.) 0°C~50°C

1920×1080

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Specification

Values

Impedance

75Ω

Return Loss

>18 dB 5 to 270 MHz >15 dB 270 MHz to 1.5 GHz >10 dB up to 3 GHz

Maximum Signal Level

800 mV pk-pk 10%

Signal Amplitude

800 mV pk-pk 10%

DC Offset

0 V ±0.5 V

Overshoot

<10%

Jitter

<0.2 UI

Rise/Fall Time

<700 ps for SD <270 ps for 1.5 Gb/s HD <135 ps for 3 Gb/s HD

Extinction Ratio

Back Reflection

<-14 dB

2. Dimensions

The description of the product dimensions is shown as in the following figures:

 LCM170-A

Figure 6-1 Front Panel(Unit: mm)

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Figure 6-2 Rear Panel(Unit: mm)

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Figure 6-3 Side View(Unit: mm)

Figure 6-4 Top View(Unit: mm)

 LCM215-A/ LCM215-HDR

Figure 6-5 Front Panel(Unit: mm)

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Figure 6-6 Rear Panel(Unit: mm)

Figure 6-7 Side View(Unit: mm)

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Figure 6-8 Top View(Unit: mm)

 Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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