OSEE LCM156-E, LCM230-E, LCM170-E User Manual

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LCM156-E/LCM170-E/

LCM230-E Series

LCD Monitor

User Manual

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Product Information

Model:

LCM156-E/LCM170-E/ LCM230-E Series LCD Monitor

Version:

V010002

Release Date:

February 14th, 2017

Company

OSEE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

Contact Information

OSEE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

Address:

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

Post Code:

100094

Tel:

([phone]

Fax:

([phone]

Web:

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

E-mail:

[email protected]

OSEE AMERICAS, LTD.

Address:

43218 Christy Street, Fremont, CA

Post Code:

94538

Tel:

([phone]

Web:

www.oseedirect.com / www.oseeamericas.com

E-mail:

[email protected]

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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:

 LCM156-E
 LCM170-E
 LCM230-E

The images and descriptions of LCM156-E are adopted as examples in the
following document. The basic features and functionalities for LCM156-E,
LCM170-E and LCM230-E are almost as the same, any of the different
specifications among the device types are elaborated.
Before reading the manual, please confirm the device type.

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Contents

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

Chapter 1 Safety ............................................................................................. 1

Chapter 2 Unpack and Installation ............................................................... 5

Chapter 3 Locations and Function of Parts and Control ............................ 9

3.1

Front Panel .......................................................................................... 9

3.1.1

Location of Control Buttons .............................................................. 9

3.1.2

Function of Control Buttons .............................................................. 9

3.2

Rear Panel ......................................................................................... 13

3.3

Supported Signal Format ................................................................. 18

Chapter 4 Menu Operations ........................................................................ 21

4.1

Main Menu.......................................................................................... 22

4.1.1

STATUS Menu ............................................................................... 24

4.1.2

INPUT SELECT Menu .................................................................... 25

4.1.3

MARKER Menu .............................................................................. 28

4.1.4

AUDIO Menu .................................................................................. 32

4.1.5

DISPLAY Menu .............................................................................. 36

4.1.6

CLOSED CAPTION Menu .............................................................. 40

4.1.7

CONFIG Menu ................................................................................ 42

4.1.8

LOOK PROFILE Menu ................................................................... 49

4.1.9

FUNCTION KEY Menu ................................................................... 51

4.1.10

KEY INHIBIT Menu ....................................................................... 56

4.2

Menu Settings .................................................................................... 58

Chapter 5 Specifications ............................................................................. 61

5.1

Product detailed information ........................................................... 61

5.2

Optional Accessories ........................................................................ 62

5.3

Dimensions ........................................................................................ 71

Safety

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Chapter 1 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.

Safety

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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 is required if any of

the following occurs:

 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, or has been dropped.

 Clean only with dry cloth.
 Do not block any ventilation openings. Leave enough space around the unit

for ventilation.

 Do not use this unit near water.
 Do not use this unit near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers,

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

 To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the unit to rain or

moisture.

 To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer all servicing to

qualified service personnel.

 If the product needs replacement parts, make sure that the service person use

replacement parts specified by the manufacture, or those with the same
characteristics and performance as the original parts. Use of unauthorized
parts can result in fire, electric shock and/or other damage.

 The panel used in this produce is made of glass. Therefore, it can break when

it is dropped or applied with impact. Be careful not to be injured by broken
glass pieces.

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 Specifications are subject to change without notice.

 Do not use attachments or accessories not recommended by the manufacture.

Use of inadequate attachments may result in serious accidents.

 Do not overload AC outlet or extension cord. Overloading can cause fire or

serious electric shock.

 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

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Chapter 2 Unpack and Installation

Unpack:

When unpacking the LCM156-E monitor, please verify that none of the components
listed in Table 3.1 are damaged or missing. If there are any components missing,
please contact your distributors or OSEE for it.

Table 3-1 Packing List

No.

Item

Quantity

1

Device

1

2

Pedestal with screws

1

3

Power cord

1

4

Adapter

1

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User manual

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Installation:

1. Prepare for installation

Please follow the procedures below before installing LCM156-E:

 Check the package and equipment for any visible 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. Install the LCM156-E in your desired method. Adequate ventilation is

required when installed to prevent possible damage to the LCM156-E.
(Note operational specifications are 400 C (1000 F)).

There are screw holes at the rear panel of LCM-E series monitors, which are
labeled in the following figures. Insert the pedestal into the case, and fasten it with
the screws provided. The pedestal of LCM-156E(Optional), LCM-170E and
LCM-230E are not quite the same. Assemble the pedestal as follows:

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Figure 2-1 Assemble Pedestal of LCM-156E

Figure 2-2 Assemble Pedestal of LCM-170E

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Figure 2-3 Assemble Pedestal of LCM-230E

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

connections use 75Ω rated connectors.

4. Connect the 12V5A DC power source using the included power supply or

optional battery adapter and D-Tap to Power cable when not using Land
Line power.

5. As a final step, turn on the device by toggling the power switch located on

the rear of the unit near the power jack.

 Connect a standard signal line to the corresponding input port.
 Please use the power adapter supplied for AC power.
 The factory default value for IP address is 192.168.1.86.

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Locations and Function of Parts and Control

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Chapter 3 Locations and Function of

Parts and Control

3.1 Front Panel

3.1.1 Location of Control Buttons

The control buttons are at the bottom of the screen, as shown in Figure 3.1-1.

Figure 3.1-1 Buttons in Front Panel

1. INPUT: Input selection button

2. F1: Function button

3. F2: Function button

4. F3: Function button

5. F4: Function button

6. F5: Function button

7. MENU: Menu operation button

8. UP: Menu operation button

9. DOWN: Menu operation button

10. ENTER: Menu operation

button

11. POWER/Lamp

12. TALLY: TALLY indicator(LED

TALLY)

3.1.2 Function of Control Buttons

INPUT Selection Button

Press INPUT button and toggle or use the UP/DOWN button to select and display
the corresponding signal input to each connector.

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

SDI1

: monitor the

SDI

input as the active signal through the

SDI1 IN

connector.



SDI2

: monitor the

SDI

input as the active signal through the

SDI2 IN

connector.



LINE1(CVBS)

: monitor the

Composite Analog Input

as the active signal

through the

LINE1 IN

connector.

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LINE2(CVBS)

: monitor the

Composite Analog Input

as the active signal

through the

LINE2 IN

connector.



LINE2(Y/C)

: monitor the

Composite Analog Input

as the active signal

through the

Y IN

connector and C IN connector.



LINE2(YPBPR)

: monitor the

Composite Analog Input

as the active signal

through the Y IN connector,

Pb IN

connector and

Pr IN

connector.



HDMI

: monitor the

HDMI

or

DVI

input as the active signal through the

HDMI

IN

connector.

When switching an input source, it will display the SOURCE menu at the right top
corner of the screen, and the current active source is labeled in highlight yellow, as
shown in Figure 3.1-2.

SDI1

LINE1(CVBS)
LINE2(CVBS)

LINE2(Y/C)

SOURCE

SDI2

LINE2(YPBPR)

HDMI

Figure 3.1-2 Source Menu

 Particularly, in PIP/PBP display mode, the signal source for the main picture is

set by INPUT button, while the slave picture’s is set through the CONFIGSUB
IN SELECT item in main menu, refer to “4.1.7 CONFIG Menu” for the details.

Function Buttons

F1~F5 button are all function buttons. Pressing any F button will display the
assigned Functions. Pressing the desired function will select the function. When
selected, the Function will then toggle through the desired setting including OFF.
The function of each button can be set via the FUNCTION KEY setting in the main

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menu.

OPERATION: for example

, press F1 to display the

FUNCTION

menu at the left
bottom corner of the screen, as shown in Figure 3.1-3. Toggle F1 button to
change the value related to this function without the setting value display.

F1 ONFLASE COLOR

F2 OFFNATIVE

FUNCTION

F3 OFFMONO

F4 OFFFREEZE

F5 OFFPBP

Figure 3.1-3 Function Menu

 The

FUNCTION

menu will be closed automatically ten seconds after the last

button push.

 You can assign various functions to each F1~F5 button through

FUNCTION

KEY

menu. Refer to "4.1.9 FUNCTION KEY Menu" for the details.

FACTORY RESET Function.
Press and hold the INPUT+F2 button for 3 seconds to access the menu in Figure

3.1-4.

Factory Reset Now?

No

Yes

FACTORY RESET

Figure 3.1-4 Reset Menu

Menu Operation Buttons

Display or set the MAIN menu.



MENU Button

Used to activate MAIN menu.

 Press to display the MAIN menu
 Press again to clear the MAIN menu

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

UP

Used to navigate on-screen menu.
Toggle this button to select the previous item or increase the item value.



DOWN

Used to navigate on-screen menu.
Toggle this button to select the next item or decrease the item value.



ENTER

Used to navigate on-screen menu, confirm selection with the MAIN menu, or
load the Adjust menu.

MENU Selection and Setting

When displaying the MAIN menu, press

ENTER

button to select a menu item or

setting value, the active item is labeled in a highlight color, then press

ENTER

button to confirm the settings, otherwise, press

MENU

button to give up the

modification and turn back the higher level menu item.
Refer to “4.2 Menu Settings” for detail about the MAIN Menu operations.

Adjust Menu-Adjust VOLUME, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, CHROMA

When not displaying the MAIN menu, press

ENTER

button to display the

Adjust

menu, as shown in Figure 3.1-5.

Toggle among these adjustable items: VOLUME, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST,
CHROMA.

BRIGHTNESS 50

Figure 3.1-5 Adjust Menu

After displaying the Adjust menu, press UP or

DOWN

button to adjust the item

value, and then press

ENTER

button to confirm the value setting. The

relationship of the items and their range is list in Table 3.1-1:

Table 3.1-1 The Description of Adjust Menu Items

Adjust Menu

Description

Range

Default

VOLUME

Adjust the volume

0~31dB

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BRIGHTNESS

Adjust the image brightness

0~100

50

CONTRAST

Adjust the image contrast

0~100

50

CHROMA

Adjust the image monochroma

0~100

50

 The

Adjust

menu will be closed automatically ten seconds after the last button

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push.

Power Button and Indicator

Used to turn the power to place the monitor into standby mode/off.

When the device is off(Red), press the

POWER

button to turn it on. The power

indicator lights in green.
Flashing green indicates no signal is present (refer to section 3.1.1)
When the device is on, press the

POWER

button to turn it off. The power

indicator lights in red.

3.2 Rear Panel

For the arrangement of the rear panel of LCM170-E and LCM230-E are the same,
which are different from the LCM156-E’s.
The real panel of LCM156-E is shown as below, there are various input and output
interfaces at the rear panel of LCM156-E monitor.

Parts and Functions

Figure 3.2-1 The Rear Panel of LCM156-E Monitor

The interfaces numbered from 1 to 19 in red dotted rectangle are described as

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follows:

1. Power Switch

Press this part to switch on or switch off the power.
Push the button to the “-” icon to switch on the power.
Push the button to the “” icon to switch off the power.

ON OFF

2. Power Input

Plug the power supply to this interface to provide power to the device.
The specification is 12V5ADC.

3. SDI1 IN, SDI2 IN(BNC)

Two SDI signal input interfaces, support multiple format HD/3G-SDI inputs.

4. SDI1 OUT, SDI2 OUT(BNC)

Two SDI signal output interfaces.

5. HDMI IN(HDMI)

One HDMI signal input interface, HDMI Type-A connector, support HDMI or DVI
signal.

6. Ethernet(RJ-45)

A 10/100M Ethernet interface. Provide connection to a computer for external
control.

7. GPI interface(RJ-45)

Reserved and not defined.

8. RS485 (RJ-45)

Reserved and not defined.

9. Line IN(Unbalanced signal RCA connector)

Two pairs of analog audio stereo input interfaces: AUDIO IN1 L, AUDIO IN1 R,
AUDIO IN2 L, AUDIO IN2 R.

Connect to the audio outputs of external device.

10. L OUT, R OUT(RCA)Audio Output

Two audio output interfaces: AUDIO OUTPUT L, AUDIO OUTPUT R.
Output the analog stereo signal. The output audio can be changed in

AUDIO

settings.

11. Headphone Output Connector (3.5mm stereo Jack)

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12. LINE1 IN

A composite analog video input
interface.

13. LINE1 OUT

A composite analog video output
interface.

14. LINE2(CVBS/Y) IN

A composite analog video input
interface.

Feed the composited LINE2, or
component Y signal.

15. LINE2(CVBS/Y) OUT

A composite analog video output
interface.

Output the composited LINE2, or
component Y signal.

16. LINE2(Pb/C) IN

A component analog video input
interface.

Feed the component Pb, or
component C signal.

17. LINE2(Pb/C) OUT

A component analog video output
interface.

Output the component Pb, or
component C signal.

18. LINE2(Pr) IN

A component analog video input
interface.

Feed the component Pr signal.

19. LINE2(Pr) OUT

A component analog video output
interface.

Output the component Pr signal.

INPUT/OUTPUT VIDEO Connection Method

It provides two pairs of Composited Video input/output interfaces(LINE1, LINE2),
and a group of component signals(YPbPr, Y/C), the Y/C signal is also called as
S-Video. It will transmit different component signal according to the corresponding
signal interfaces.
As shown in Figure 3.2-2, the relationship of the signal sources and the interfaces
are shown as in Table 3.2-1:

Table 3.2-1 The Relationship of the Signal Sources and Input/output

Interfaces

Signal Source

Video Input Interfaces

Video Output Interfaces

LINE1

LINE1 IN

LINE1 OUT

LINE2(CVBS)

LINE2(CVBS/Y) IN

LINE2(CVBS/Y) OUT

LINE2(Y/C)

LINE2(CVBS/Y) IN
LINE2(Pb/C) IN

LINE2(CVBS/Y) OUT
LINE2(Pb/C) OUT

LINE2(YPBPR)

LINE2(CVBS/Y) IN
LINE2(Pb/C) IN
LINE2(Pr) IN

LINE2(CVBS/Y) OUT
LINE2(Pb/C) OUT
LINE2(Pr) OUT

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Figure 3.2-2 Video Input/Output Interfaces

The real panel of LCM170-E is as same as the LCM230-E’s, as shown below:

Figure 3.2-3 The Rear Panel of LCM170-E Monitor

1. Power Switch

Press this part to switch on or switch off the power.
Push the button to the “-” icon to switch on the power.
Push the button to the “” icon to switch off the power.

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ON OFF

2. Power Input-AC IN

Plug the power supply to this interface to provide power to the device.
The specification is 100~240V 50/60Hz AC.

3. Power Input- DC IN 14.5V

One DC input interface from battery powered, 14.5V DC.

4. Power Output-DC OUT 12V/BATT 1.5A

One DC output interface, 1.5A DC. This interface provides a LEMO two core
socket of 1.5A current limichut. When using AC power supply, the output
voltage is 12V, and when using battery powered, the output voltage is
consistent with the output voltage of battery.

5. Power Output-DC OUT 5V 1AX2

Two DC output interfaces, 5V1A DC.

 The

two DC OUT interfaces

only provide power supply of 1A current limit,

without data communication service.

6. SDI1 IN, SDI2 IN(BNC)

Two SDI signal input interfaces, support multiple format HD/3G-SDI inputs.

7. SDI1 OUT, SDI2 OUT(BNC)

Two SDI signal output interfaces.

8. HDMI IN(HDMI)

One HDMI signal input interface, HDMI Type-A connector, support HDMI or DVI
signal.

9. Ethernet(RJ-45)

A 10/100M Ethernet interface. Provide connection to a computer for external
control.

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

safety！

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3.3 Supported Signal Format

The supported signal format for this device is as shown in Table 3.3-1:

Table 3.3-1 Supported Signal Format

SDI

VIDEO1

HDMI

YC

YPBPR

PAL

 

NTSC

 

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

  

2048X1080PSF24/23.98



2048X1080PSF25



2048X1080PSF30/29.97



2048X1080P24/23.98

 

2048X1080P25

 

2048X1080P30/29.97

 

2048X1080P48/47.94

 

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VIDEO: The VIDEO in the head of this table is refer to CVBS signal, that is, the signal through the

LINE1(CVBS) or LINE2(CVBS) interface.

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SDI

VIDEO1

HDMI

YC

YPBPR

2048X1080P50

 

2048X1080P60/59.94

 

VGA(640X480)

 SVGA(800X600)

 XGA(1024X768)

 SXGA(1280X1024)

 WXGA(1360X768)

 WXGA+(1440X900)



WXGA+(1400X1050)



UXGA(1600X1200)



UXGA+(1680X1050)



WUXGA(1920X1080)



WUXGA(1920X1200)



 LCM170-E and LCM230-E only support SDI and HDMI.

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Menu Operations

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Chapter 4 Menu Operations

This chapter describes the structure and functionality of the On-Screen Menu, and
introduces how to modify and customize the menu settings.
The Main Menu consists of the following sections: STATUS, INPUT SELECT,

MARKER, AUDIO, DISPLAY, CLOSED CAPTION, CONFIG, LOOK PROFILE,
FUNCTION KEY and KEY INHIBIT, as shown in Figure5-1.

Figure 5-1 On-Screen Menu

The features on the screen are as shown in Figure 5-2:

SDI1
1080I59.94

--:--:--:--

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Status Information

Audio Meter

Center Marker

Timecode

Safe Marker

Area Marker

Adjust Menu

Wave Form

AFD CC

F1 OFFFOCUS ASSIST

F2 OFFNATIVE

FUNCTION

F3 OFF(16:9)ANAMORPHIC

F4

OFF

FALSE COLOR

F5 OFF

PBP

Figure 5-2 Features of LCM156-E Monitor

Status Information: it displays the input channel and signal format. Set by
DISPLAY Status Display item.

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AFD Information: Set by DISPLAY AFD Display item.
CC Information: Set by CLOSED CAPTION menu.
Marker Information: including Area Marker, Center Marker and Safety Maker, and

set by Marker menu.

Audio Meter: Set by Audio menu.
Wave Form: Set by DISPLAY menu.
Time Code: Set by DISPLAY menu.
FUNCTION Menu: it will pop up when pressing the F1~F5 button, and set by

FUNCTION menu.
Please refer to the corresponding sections for the details in this chapter.

4.1 Main Menu

Display the Main Menu

Press the MENU button to display the Main Menu at the top left corner of the screen,
as shown in Figure 4.1-1:

Figure 4.1-1 the Structure of the Main Menu

The menu interface is divided into two parts: Main Menu List and Sub-menu list.

Menu Control

You may control these various functions using MENU, UP, DOWN and ENTER
buttons. Follow the instructions below:

Press UP or DOWN to navigate to a menu item, then, press Enter button to enter into
the sub-menu list of the selected item.

1. Press

MENU

button to display the MAIN Menu.

2. Press UP or

DOWN

button to move the control icon to your target menu item
in main menu list, here, the control icon is a highlight yellow rectangle which is
used to label the current active selection.

3. Press

Enter

button to access the sub-menu list of the selected main menu,

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and press UP or

DOWN

button again to select your target sub-menu item which

you want to modify its value.

4. Press

Enter

button to confirm the selection of your target sub-menu item, and

press UP or

DOWN

button to adjust its value from its sub-menu item list.

5. Press

Enter

button to save the value, otherwise, press

Menu

button to give up
the modification or selection, and return to the previous menu, and if there is no
previous menu, it will clear the MAIN Menu.

Figure 4.1-2 the Sub-menu Value List

 The control icon is displayed as a highlight yellow rectangle at the background of

the current active item.

 The item displayed in blue can't be accessed currently. You can access the item

which is displayed in white except the STATUS settings.

For example: choose the INPUT SELECTSDI1 item, the control icon is displayed
as shown in Figure 4.1-3:

Figure 4.1-3 A Sub-menu Item Is Selected

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 If the

KEY INHIBITKEY INHIBIT

is set to be ON, all items will not be displayed

except

KEY INHIBIT

item. To change any one of the items, you should turn the

KEY INHIBITKEY INHIBIT

to be OFF first. Refer to "4.1.10 KEY INHIBIT

Menu" for the details.

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

4.1.1 STATUS Menu

The STATUS menu items are not configurable settings, but provide important
information of the monitor, such as input signal resolution and frame rate, active color
space, model, serial number, and IP Address, etc.
Press MENU button to display the Main Menu, and the STATUS menu items are as
shown in Figure 4.1-4:

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPLAY

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

MODEL

INPUT

FORMAT

LOOK PROFILE

ANAMORPHIC

FAST MODE

SERIAL NUMBER

IP ADDRESS

COLOR VERSION

STATUS

LCM156-E

SDI1

1080I50

D65 Rec709

OFF(16:9)

OFF

LCM1562016020200

192.168.1.86

2016 -5 -12.1

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

Figure 4.1-4 STATUS Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-1:

Table 4.1-1 The Description of STATUS Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Description

INPUT

SDI1

Show the current Input interface

FORMAT

1080I50

Show the signal resolution and frame rate
of the current input

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Items

Default Value

Description

LOOK PROFILE

D65 Rec709

Show the LOOK PROFILE Feature.

ANAMORPHIC

16:9

Show the aspect ratio of the picture.

FAST MODE

OFF

Show the fast mode.

MODEL

LCM156-E

Show the production model.

SERIAL
NUMBER

LCM1562016020200

Show the serial number.

IP ADDRESS

192.168.1.86

Show the IP address.

COLOR
VERSION

2016-5-12.1

Show the color version according to its
adjusted date.

4.1.2 INPUT SELECT Menu

The INPUT SELECT menu items are used to enable the input signals, NTSC level
and phase, FOCUS settings and ZEBRA settings, as shown in Figure 4.1-5:

NTSC SETUP

SDI1

SDI2

LINE1

LINE2

HDMI

NTSC PHASE

INPUT SELECT

7.5

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

0

ZEBRA

FOCUS ASSIST

FOCUS LEVEL

FOCUS COLOR

ZEBRA LEVEL

OFF

OFF

50

RED

50

CLOSED CAPTION

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPLAY

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

INPUT SELECT

Figure 4.1-5 INPUT SELECT Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-2:

Table 4.1-2 The Description of INPUT SELECT Menu Items

Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

SDI1

ON

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable SDI1 input.

SDI2

ON

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable SDI2 input.

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Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

LINE1

OFF

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable LINE1 input.

LINE2

OFF

 CVBS
 LINE2(Y/C)
 LINE2(YPBPR)
 OFF

Enable/Disable LINE2 input, and
select the input source format.
HDMI

ON

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable HDMI input.

NTSC
SETUP

7.5

 0: the 0 setup level

is used mainly in
Japan.

 7.5: the 7.5 setup

level is used
mainly in North
America.

Set the black level of NTSC video to 0
setup or 7.5 IRE setup.
NTSC
PHASE

0

-50~50

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

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
LEVEL

50

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.

FOCUS
COLOR

RED

RED/GREEN/BLUE

Set the color for the detected edge of
images.

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.

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Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

ZEBRA
LEVEL

50

0~100

Set the reference level of detecting
luminance.

FOCUS ASSIST

The FOCUS ASSIST function is used to display images on the screen with intensified
edge to help camera focus operation. The intensified edges are those areas whose
difference value exceeds the reference focus level (FOCUS LEVEL), and the
intensified edge are displayed in the designated color set by FOCUS COLOR.
For example, set the FOCUS LEVEL as 80, the compared results between COLOR
mode and GRAY mode are as shown Figure 4.1-6, the intensified edges are in the
designated color.

Figure 4.1-6 Illustration for FOCUS ASSIST Function

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, and fill the relevant image area whose luminance is higher than the
ZEBRA LEVEL with a zebra pattern.
For example, set the ZEBRA LEVEL as 80, the compared results are as shown in

Figure 4.1-7, the special area is filled with a zebra pattern.

Figure 4.1-7 Illustration for LUMA ZOOM CHECK Function

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LINE2

Select input source format for LINE2 among LINE2(CVBS), LINE2(Y/C) and
LINE2(YPBPR).

For LINE2(CVBS) interface, LINE2(Y/C) interface and LINE2(YPbPr) interface share
the same group of physical interfaces, select the signal source format for LINE2
according to the cable connection mode.
To select a signal source format for LINE2, you can set the menu item INPUT
SELECTLINE2 to be LINE2(CVBS), LINE2(Y/C) or LINE2(YPBPR), in addition,
press INPUT button to pop up the SOURCE MENU for LINE2 selection.

SDI1

LINE1(CVBS)

LINE2(CVBS)

LINE2(Y/C)

SOURCE

SDI2

LINE2(YPBPR)

HDMI

Figure 4.1-8 LINE2 SWITCHING in SOURCE MENU



NTSC PHASE

item is available only when NTSC format signal is input, while,

only the LINE1 and LINE2 (CVBS) interface support NTSC format signal.

4.1.3 MARKER Menu

The MARKER menu items are used to display various markers and set the marker
preference. It provides Area Marker, Center Marker, Safety Marker and Cross
Hatch, while, you can set the aspect ratio of safety area, the darkness outside of the
safety area, etc. These markers can be flexibly controlled by the following settings, as
shown in Figure 4.1-9:

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MARKER MAT

MARKER

AREA MARKER

CENTER MARKER

SAFETY MARKER

MARKER LEVEL

CROSS HATCH

MARKER

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

1

OFF

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

AUDIO

DISPLAY

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

MARKER

Figure 4.1-9 MARKER Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-3:

Table 4.1-3 The Description of MARKER Menu Items

Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

MARKER

OFF

OFF/ON

Set ON to display the markers
and OFF not to display.
It is the master switch for Area
Marker, Center Marker and
Safety Marker.

AREA
MARKER

OFF

When the display aspect is
16:9, select the following
aspect ratio:

 OFF: close area marker
 4:3
 15:9
 14:9
 13:9
 1.85:1
 2.35:1

When the display aspect is
4:3, select the following
aspect ratio:

 OFF: close area marker
 16:9

Select the aspect ratio of the
Area Marker.

CENTER

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display a cross

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Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

MARKER

marker which represents the
center of the image.

SAFETY
MARKER

OFF

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

Select to display and control the
size of the safety area, that is,
the effective screen area.

MARKER
LEVEL

1

 1: 50%
 2: 75%
 3: 100%

Set the luminance to display
Safety Marker, Center Marker,
Area Marker and Cross Hatch.

MARKER
MAT

OFF

 OFF: Normal

background, use line for
area marker edge only

 HALF: 50% Background

darkness

 BLACK: all black

Set the darkness degree of the
mat area. This item darkens the
area of the outside of marking
area.

CROSS
HATCH

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to show the cross
hatch.

MARKERS

CENTER MARKER, AREA MARKER, SAFETY MARKER, CROSS HATCH.

Marker

Illustration

Description

CENTER
MARKER

CENTER

MARKER

This marker enables easier

checking the center portion’s

focus.

AREA MARKER

AREA

MARKER

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

SAFETY
MARKER

SAFETY

MARKER

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

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Marker

Illustration

Description

CROSS HATCH

CROSS

HATCH

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

MARKER MAT

The Marker Mat darkens the outside area of the marker setting display area. When
Marker Mat is set as OFF, the outside area of marker is transparent. When Marker
Mat is set as HALF, the outside area of marker is 50% blackness of the background.
When Marker Mat is set as BLACK, the outside area of marker is totally in black.
For example, set ASPECT as 16:9, AREA MARKER as 4:3, and SAFETY AREA as
95%, then, the comparison of these three MARKER MATs are as shown in Figure

4.1-10:

MARKER MAT=OFF MARKER MAT=HALF MARKER MAT=BLACK

Figure 4.1-10 MARKER MAT

 All markers will be hidden in the following modes though the corresponding

marker is enabled (the value is not OFF): NATIVE, PBP.

 The AREA MARKER, CENTER MARKER and SAFETY MARKER feature are

available only when the MARKER item is set to ON, and the color of the marker
lines are white.

 The safety marker area will change with the area marker.
 The cross hatch lines will display only in the single image or in PIP mode when

CROSS HATCH

is ON.

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4.1.4 AUDIO Menu

The AUDIO menu items are used to set your audio source, audio level meter display
preferences, the menu items are as shown in Figure 4.1-11:

METER DIRECTION

AUDIO SOURCE

SPEAK OUT L

SPEAK OUT R

AUDIO METER

METER SELECT

METER POSITION

METER DIS MODE

REF LEVEL

AUDIO

HORIZONTAL

EBD

EBD CH1

EBD CH1

OFF

CH1-2

TOP

MODE1

-20dB

OVER LEVEL -10dB

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

DISPLAY

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

AUDIO

Figure 4.1-11 AUDIO Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-4:

Table 4.1-4 The Description of AUDIO Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

AUDIO
SOURCE

EBD

 EBD: output an audio

signal embedded in
SDI or HDMI signal.

 AUDIO1: output an

audio signal that
comes from the
AUDIO IN1 interface.

 AUDIO2: output an

audio signal that
comes from the
AUDIO IN2 interface

 UNDEF: no sound

Select an audio format to
output from speaker,
headphone jack or AUDIO
OUTPUT interface.

SPEAK
OUT L

EBD CH1

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

Set the embedded audio
channel for the left speaker
when SDI signal is input.

SPEAK
OUT R

EBD CH2

When the audio source is
set as EBD, the range of

Set the embedded audio
channel for the right

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

this item is EBD CH1~
EBD CH16.

speaker when SDI signal is
input.

AUDIO
METER

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display the
audio level meter.

METER
SELECT

CH1-2

 CH1-2
 G1
 G2
 G3
 G4
 G1+G2
 G1+G3
 G1+G4
 G2+G3
 G2+G4
 G3+G4
 G1-4

Used to select the audio
channels that will be
shown in the audio meter
display. Each G*
represents four channels,
and each CH* represents a
channel with specified
number.
METER
DIRECTION

HORIZONTAL

 VERTICAL
 HORIZONTAL

Used to set the displayed
direction of audio meter.

METER
POSITION

BOT LEFT/
BOTTOM

When METER
DIRECTION is set as
VERTICAL
, choose one of the
followings:

 BOT LEFT: bottom left
 BOT RIGHT: bottom

right

 TOP RIGHT: top right
 TOP LEFT: top left

When METER
DIRECTION is set as
HORIZONTAL, choose
one of the followings:

 BOTTOM
 TOP

Used to set the displayed
position of audio meter.

METER DIS
MODE

MODE1

 MODE1: simple audio

meter

 MODE2: audio meter

with channel number

 MODE3: audio meter

with channel number
and dB value

Used to set the displayed
mode for audio meter.

REF LEVEL

-20dB

-20dB/-18dB

Set the reference level

OVER
LEVEL

-10dB

 -10dB
 -8dB

Set the overload level

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

 -6dB
 -4dB
 -2dB

AUDIO LEVEL METER

The appearance of Audio Level Meter is as shown in Figure 4.1-12:

Figure 4.1-12 Audio Level Meter

METER SELECT item and METER DIS MODE item control the operational
characteristics of Audio Metering, the former controls the amount of channels
displayed in a meter.
For example: As shown in Figure 4.1-13, the meter displays at the left of the screen
vertically, the METER SELECT is G1+G2, and the METER DIS MODE is MODE3,
you can see the meter displays audio channel numbers and audio values beside the
meter.
There are two white horizontal level lines in the white rectangle frame of audio 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 in yellow, and if the audio value is higher than the over level, the
audio bar over the OVER LEVEL line will display in red, thus you could observe the
exceeded part intuitively.

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Figure 4.1-13 The Position of the Audio Meter On Screen

AUDIO LEVEL METER POSITION

The position of AUDIO LEVEL Meter is controlled by METER DIRECTION and
METER POSITION, the position of the audio meter on the screen could be as follows:

TOP LEFT VERTICAL, TOP RIGHT VERTICAL, BOT LEFT VERTICAL, BOT
RIGHT VERTICAL, BOTTOM HORIZONTAL and TOP HORIZONTAL. The

illustrations of these positions are as shown in Figure 4.1-14:

Figure 4.1-14 the Positions of Audio Meter

Particularly, if the METER SELECT item is set as G1-4, there will be 16 channels
displayed in audio meter, and if the METER DIRECTION is Horizontal, the audio
meter will display two meters separately on both sides of the screen. One displays 8
channels (1~8) on the bottom or top left of the screen, and the other displays 8
channels (9~10) on the bottom or top right of the screen, the bottom or top is decided
by METER POSITION, as shown in Figure 4.1-15:

Figure 4.1-15 the Positions of the 16-channels Meter

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

audio meter is that the

AUDIO METER

is ON.

4.1.5 DISPLAY Menu

The DISPLAY menu items are used to set your status information, wave form, vector,
line wave, AFD and time code preference displayed on the screen, the menu items
are as shown in Figure 4.1-16:

STATUS DISPLAY

AFD DISPLAY

WFM POSITION

WAVE FORM TYPE

WAVE OVER LIMIT

WAVE UNDER LIMIT

WFM TRANS

DISPLAY

AUTO

OFF

LEFT

WAVE FORM

50

0

OPAQUE

TIME CODE OFF

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

DISPLAY

Figure 4.1-16 DISPLAY SETUP Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-5:

Table 4.1-5 The Description of DISPLAY SETUP Menu Items

Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

STATUS
DISPLAY

AUTO

OFF/ON/AUTO

Set whether to display Status
information, including the
resolution and frame rate of the
source.

AFD
DISPLAY

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to activate AFD
information.
ON is an effective value to AFD
DISPLAY item only if the value of
STATUS DISPLAY is AUTO or

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Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

ON.

WFM FORM
TYPE

OFF

 MODE1: WAVE

FORM+ VECT75

 MODE2: WAVE

FORM+ VECT100

 VECT100
 VECT75
 WAVE FORM
 OFF

Switch the display mode among
mode1, mode2, vector100,
vector75 and wave form.
When the wave form is selected,
it will display the wave form, and
when the vector* is selected, it
will display the color component
of the image signal.

WFM
OVERLIMIT

100

50~100

Set the over limit of wave form.

WFM
UNDERLIMIT

0

0~50

Set the under limit of wave form.

WFM TRANS

OPAQUE

 OPAQUE
 TRANS1: the

transparency is 25%

 TRANS2: the

transparency is 50%
TRANS3: the
transparency is 75%

Set the transparency of the wave
form/vector

WFM
POSITION

LEFT

 LEFT: Left bottom
 RIGHT: Right bottom

Set the displayed position for
wave form/vector.

TIME CODE

OFF

 OFF
 D-VITC
 LTC
 VITC

Set whether to display time code,
and set the time code display
mode.

STATUS INFORMATION

Set DISPLAYSTATUS DISPLAY item to be ON or Auto, it will display the Status
Information bar at the top left corner of the screen, and it displays the input channel
and signal format.
The status information will be displayed only 15 seconds, then it will be closed
automatically when STATUS INFORMATION item is set to be AUTO.

SDI1
1080I59.94

Source

Signal Format

The Signal Format usually displays as the following situations:

 UNKNOWN: appears if an unsupported signal is input.
 NO SIGNAL: appears if no signal is detected.

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 Normal: the signal format is displayed as 1080i59.94, NTSC, or 1280X1024,

etc. when the input is supported by the monitor.

Particularly, When the monitor is set in PIP or PBP mode by setting the
CONFIGSUB IN TYPE menu item, the Status Information for the main picture
displays at the top left corner of the screen, and the Status Information for the slave
picture displays at the top right corner of the screen.
Set DISPLAYSTATUS DISPLAY item to be OFF to completely turn the Status

Information off, and it will effect on the AFD information display.

AFD (Active Format Description) INFORMATION

If activate the AFD information, the embedded aspect ratio signal and AFD code in
the video signal will be extracted and displayed as an AFD marker at the top center of
the screen.
Make sure you have set the DISPLAYSTATUS DISPLAY item to be ON or Auto,
before you switch DISPLAYAFD DISPLAY item to be ON.

 Please refer to the international standard SMPTE2016-1-2007 for the details

about AFD display.

WAVE FORM & VECTOR

Figure 4.1-17 WAVEFORM and VECTOR

Set DISPLAYWFM FORM TYPE item to be MODE1(WAVE FORM& VECT75),
MODE2(WAVE FORM&VECT100), VECT100, VECT75, or WAVE FORM, the
waveform window or the vector window will be displayed at the desired position on
the image.

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Figure 4.1-18 WAVE FORM TYPE

The WFM POSITION item is used to set the position of the wave form/vector display,
and you can select from left bottom or right bottom.
The WFM TRANS item is used to set the transparent of the wave form window and
the vector window.
Use the WFM OVERLIMIT item and the WFM UNDERLIMIT item to set the threshold
for the wave form, and the waveform overstepping WFM OVERLIMIT or WFM
UNDERLIMIT will be painted with distinctive color. The ordinary part is in white, and
the higher part will be in red, and the lower part will be in blue.

Figure 4.1-19 WAVEFORM WITH OVERLIMIT and WFM UNDERLIMIT

 The waveform or vector is not available in PBP and NATIVE mode.

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TIME CODE

The DISPLAYTIME CODE setting is used to display a time code and set a desired
format for time code, only available for SDI input.
The time code is displayed at the bottom center of the screen. The mode could be
D-VITC, LTC or VITC, and the format is HH:MM:SS:FF. If there is no time code
available, the monitor will display "--:--:--:--".

Figure 4.1-20 TIME CODE

4.1.6 CLOSED CAPTION Menu

The CLOSED CAPTION menu items are used to set whether to display the closed
caption on screen, select the display mode and display standard, the menu items are
as shown in Figure 4.1-21:

SDI CC LOG

CLOSED CAPTION

CLOSE CAPTION

OFF

OFF

SDI CC TYPE

608 CHANNEL SEL

AUTO1

CC1

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPLAY

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

FUNCTION KEY

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

MAIN

CLOSED CAPTION

Figure 4.1-21 CLOSED CAPTION Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-6:

Table 4.1-6 The Description of CLOSED CAPTION Menu Items

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Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

SDI CC
LOG

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display
the SDI CC logo when
detecting closed caption
in SDI input signal.

CLOSED
CAPTION

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display
the closed caption
information. Only
available when the

SUB

IN TYPE

item is set to

be OFF.

SDI CC
TYPE

AUTO1

 AUTO1: set to 608(VBI) for

SD-SDI input and set to 608(708)
for HD-SDI input.

 AUTO2: set to 608(ANC) for

SD-SDI input and set to 608(708)
for HD-SDI input.

 608(708): display the 608 closed

caption signal transmitted by
EIA/CEA-708 standards.

 608(ANC): display the ANC closed

caption signal transmitted by
EIA/CEA-608 or EIA/CEA-708
standards.

 608(VBI): display the closed

caption signal of the EIA/CEA-608
standards in Line 21.

Set the closed caption
type, and select
608(VBI) item when the
input is CVBS.

608
CHANNEL
SEL

CC1

 CC1
 CC2
 CC3
 CC4
 TEXT1
 TEXT2
 TEXT3
 TEXT4

Select closed caption
transmission channel.

CLOSED CAPTION

There will be a SDI CC logo displayed at the top center of the screen, which indicates
available CLOSED CAPTION (CC for short) information in the current SDI signal
source. Set CLOSED CAPTIONSDI CC LOG to be ON to enable this detection.

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Figure 4.1-22 SDI CC LOGO

Set CLOSED CAPTION CLOSED CAPTION to be ON to display the closed
caption transmitted in the signal source, then, select a transmission standard
accordant with the signal input among AUTO1(608(VBI)& 608(708)),
AUTO2(608(ANC)& 608(708)), 608(708), 608(ANC), 608(VBI).

 You should set

CONFIGSUB IN TYPE

to be

OFF

to close the multiple images

display mode, thus to display the closed caption in single image display mode.

4.1.7 CONFIG Menu

The CONFIG menu items are used to set Fast mode, multiple images display mode
and settings, backlight, auto standby mode, aperture, language mode, horizontal flip,
and uniformity, the menu items are as shown in Figure 4.1-23:

AUDIO

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPLAY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

PIP POSITION

FAST MODE

FILM MODE DETECT

SUB IN TYPE

SUB IN SELECT

PIP SIZE

CONFIG

HORIZONTAL

OFF

OFF

PBP

SDI1

LARGE

AUTO STANDBY

APERTURE

OFF

0

H FLIP OFF

UNIFORMITY ON

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

BACKLIGHT 30

Figure 4.1-23 CONFIG Menu

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The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-7:

Table 4.1-7 The Description of CONFIG Menu Items

Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

FAST MODE

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable the fast mode.

FILM MODE
DETECT

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to detect 24PsF
mode.

SUB IN TYPE

OFF

PBP/PIP/OFF

Set the display mode of screen
picture.

SUB IN SELECT

SDI2

 SDI1
 SDI2
 LINE1(CVBS)
 LINE2(CVBS)
 LINE2(Y/C)
 LINE2(YPBPR)
 HDMI

Set the signal input for the slave
image, refer to Table 4.1-9 for
the details.

PIP SIZE

SMALL

SMALL/LARGE

Set the size of the slave picture
in PIP mode.

PIP POSITION

BOT RIGHT

 BOT LEFT:

bottom left

 BOT RIGHT:

bottom right

 TOP RIGHT
 TOP LEFT

Set the position of the slave
image in PIP mode.

BACK LIGHT

30

0~30

Set the backlight level of the
LCD panel.

AUTO STANDBY

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable standby mode.

APERTURE

0

0~24

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

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

ENGLISH/CHINESE

Select a language mode

H FLIP

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to inverse the
image horizontally displayed.

UNIFORMITY

ON

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable the uniformity
function.

FAST MODE

When displaying interlaced input signal, FAST mode is used to reduce the 3D
de-interlacing processing time delay, set CONFIGFAST MODE to be ON to enable

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the FAST mode. The fast mode feature has the appearance progressive input signal.
While FAST mode is set as OFF, the monitor will adopt a 3D de-interlacing
processing which will deal a frame of interlaced signal to be 2 full fields (an odd field
and an even field), this will improve the quality of video with fine details and reduce
the signal dithering.

 The fast mode is only effective for interlaced signals.

PIP PBP(Display Multiple Images)

To display two input signals simultaneously on the monitor’s screen, you could set the
CONFIGSUB IN TYPE item to be PIP or PBP.
This monitor provides two modes for picture & picture display: PIP, PBP, and the
relevant relationship of the two pictures are as shown in Figure 4.1-24:

INPUT1 INPUT2

INPUT1

INPUT2

PIP PBP

Figure 4.1-24 Multiple Inputs

PIP (Picture in Picture)
The two pictures generated by two input signals separately are displayed one in
another. One is displayed on full screen, called as the main picture, and the other is
displayed in an inset window, called as the slave picture. In PIP mode, the relevant
position relationship of the main picture and the slave picture is set by CONFIGPIP
POSITION item, as shown in Figure 4.1-25:

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Figure 4.1-25 The Position Relationship in PIP Mode

Adjust the display size by CONFIGPIP SIZE item, and there are two kinds of
outlines for the slave picture, as shown in Figure 4.1-26:

Figure 4.1-26 The Size for the Slave Picture

In PIP mode, it displays the waveform/vector or Audio Meter only for the signal source
of the main picture. If the waveform/vector window is displayed, the Audio Meter will
be display only at the top position (Top left or Top right) at the screen.
For example, the WFM displays at the bottom left, and the Audio Meter could be only
displayed at the top position in case of collision, as shown in Figure 4.1-27:

Main

Picture

Slave

Picture

(BOT LEFT)

Audio Meter

WFM

Figure 4.1-27 The Illustrate for WFM and Audio Meter Display

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PBP(Picture by Picture)
The two pictures generated by two input signals separately are displayed side by side,
and this function helps with white balance adjustment, and determining shooting
angles between two cameras etc.
In PBP mode, the size of the main picture is as large as the slave picture’s. The
picture displayed at the left side is called as Main picture, and the left is called as
Slave picture, as shown Figure 4.1-28:

Figure 4.1-28 PBP Mode

In PBP mode, it displays the waveform/vector window for the whole screen, including
the main signal and the slave signal, but for Audio Meter, it is only for the signal of the
main picture, as shown in Figure 4.1-29.
In case of position collision, the waveform/vector window could only be displayed at
the left bottom or right bottom of the screen, as shown in Figure 4.1-29, and
meantime, the Audio Meter could be display only at the top position (Top left or Top
right) at the screen in case of collision.

Figure 4.1-29 Position of WFM and Audio Meter in PBP Mode

Set Display Mode

The display mode on the screen could be single(SUB IN TYPE is OFF), PBP, PIP, set
as instructed below:

OPERATION

Method 1

: Set By menu item

Select the

Config SUB IN TYPE

item, use

ENTER, UP

or

DOWN

key to select

a display mode among

OFF, PBP

and

PIP

.

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Method 2

: Set By function key

Designate

PBP

function to a function key, then press this function key to switch it

value among

OFF, PBP

and

PIP

.

For example,

Select the

FUNCTION KEY F1

item, and set its value as

PBP

,

as shown in

Figure 4.1-30

, then, press F1 to switch the display mode.

F1 PBPPBP

F2 OFFNATIVE

FUNCTION

F3 4:3ANAMORPHIC

F4 OFFFLASE COLOR

F5 OFFFREEZE

Figure 4.1-30 Set the Function Key as PBP



Scope for the signal source of the slave picture

The selection scope of the signal source for the slave picture will be changing in
accordance with the main picture's source, the available formats are as shown in
Table 4.1-9:

Table 4.1-8 The Relationship of the Signal Source for Slave Picture and Main

Picture

Signal Source for
Main Picture
\ Signal Source for
Slave Picture

SDI1

SDI2

LINE1(CVBS)

LINE2(CVBS)

LINE2(Y/C)

LINE2(YPSPR)

HDMI

SDI1



     

SDI2

     



LINE1(CVBS)





   



LINE2(CVBS)



    



LINE2(Y/C)



    



LINE2(YPBPR)

  

  



HDMI

    

 



Position for signal source menu

: The input signal information of the main
picture displays at the top left corner of the screen, and the one of the slave
picture displays at the top right corner of the screen.



Settings for signal source

: Press

INPUT

button to set the signal source for

the main picture, and select

CONFIGSUB IN TYPE

item to set the signal

source for the slave picture.

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H FLIP MODE

The input signal has been inverted horizontally by a mirror type in H FLIP Display
mode.
Select the menu item CONFIG H FLIP to be set to ON, or enable H FLIP in its
coalesced Function Key in Function Key menu, thus to inverse the images
horizontally.
The display result in the Horizontal FLIP MODE is as shown in Figure 4.1-31:

Figure 4.1-31 Horizontal Flip Mode



H FLIP

mode does not effect on Waveform/Vector, that is, the Wave Form of the

input signal in

H FLIP

mode will not be inversed horizontally.

AUTO STANDBY

The Auto Standby mode is used to set the status of the monitor when the Power
button is turned on or off.



ON

: set

AUTO STANDBY

item as ON to enable the auto standby mode. Thus,
when detecting no signal input or signal disappeared, the auto standby will be
activated, and there will be a prompt during the process, as shown in

Figure

4.1-32

:

Going into Standby Mode

Figure 4.1-32 Entering the Auto Standby Mode

When detecting no signal input or signal disappeared, the power indicator will
be lit in flash green for 10 seconds, and showing the standby prompt, after that,
the monitor screen will be turned off, and it will be in auto standby mode, the
POWER indicator is lit in red. Then, if the signal input is restored, the monitor
screen will recover and lit up automatically.

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

OFF

: set

AUTO STANDBY

as

OFF

to disable the auto standby mode.

Press

POWER

button when the monitor is in operation mode, it will power off the

monitor, otherwise, press

POWER

button when the monitor is off, thus it will

power on the monitor, and the

POWER

indicator is lit in green.

4.1.8 LOOK PROFILE Menu

The LOOK PROFILE menu provides versatile color spaces, the items are used to
switch to distinctive LOOK PROFILE feature and adjust color balance parameters, as
shown in Figure 4.1-33:

GREEN BIAS

LOOK PROFILE

RED GAIN

GREEN GAIN

BLUE GAIN

RED BIAS

BLUE BIAS

0

D65 Rec709

128

128

128

0

0

LOOK PROFILE

RESET

USER LUT NAME XXXXXXXXXXXX

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPLAY

CONFIG

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

LOOK PROFILE

Figure 4.1-33 LOOK PROFILE Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-9:

Table 4.1-9 The Description of LOOK PROFILE Menu Items

Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

LOOK
PROFILE

D65

 D65 Rec709
 DCI P3
 Rec BT.2020
 ARRI_LOG_R709
 BMD_CC_FILM_V
 BMD_PC_FILM_V2
 Canon_CinCL1_WDR
 Canon_CinCL2_WDR
 Pana_VLog_V709
 RED_RLF_RG3
 SONY_SL2_LC709A
 SONY_SL3C_L709A

Select a color look profile as
your desired color space.

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Items

Default
Value

Domain Range

Description

 Panavision_R709
 USER1
 USER2
 USER3
 USER4

RED GAIN

128

0~128

Adjust the Red Gain

GREEN
GAIN

128

0~128

Adjust the Green Gain

BLUE GAIN

128

0~128

Adjust the Blue Gain

RED BIAS

0

-127~127

Adjust the Red Offset

GREEN BIAS

0

-127~127

Adjust the Green Offset

BLUE BIAS

0

-127~127

Adjust the Blue Offset

RESET

--

--

Reset the Gain and Offset
values to default values for
the current profile set by

LOOK PROFILE

item.

USER LUT
NAME

--

--

Display the user LUT name in
this value area, it supports up
to 16 characters.

LOOK PROFILE

The monitor is equipped with versatile color lookup profiles for several different color
spaces. We provide 17 sheets of color profiles as follows:



Standard LUTs

: D65 Rec709, DCI P3, Rec BT.2020;



10 camera log to REC 709 LUT

: ARRI_LOG_R709, BMD_CC_FILM_V,
BMD_PC_FILM_V2, Canon_CinCL1_WDR, Canon_CinCL2_WDR,
Pana_VLog_V709, RED_RLF_RG3, SONY_SL2_LC709A,
SONY_SL3C_L709A, Panavision_R709;



4 user LUTs

: USER1, USER2, USER3, USER4.

Each profile has a group of RED/GREEN/BLUE GAIN and BIAS settings, and the
value of RED/GREEN/BLUE GAIN and BIAS are all adjustable for your current LUT
designated in LOOK PROFILE  LOOK PROFILE item.

User Luts

LCM156-E monitor is capable of loading customized calibration 3D LUTs to USER1,
USER2, USER3 or USER4 in the LOOK PROFILE list. This advanced feature
requires use of color management software (we support SpectralCal’s CalMAN
currently), which could generate the customized calibration 3D LUTs, and OSEE

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Utility Tools (provided by OSEE) which could load the customized calibration 3D LUTs
to specified monitor.

LOOK PROFILE Reset

Set LOOK PROFILE RESET item, it will reset the Gain and Offset values to default
values for the current profile selected in the LOOK PROFILE item.

4.1.9 FUNCTION KEY Menu

The FUNCTION KEY menu items are used to assign function to the function buttons
(F1~F5) on the front panel, and turn the function on or off. The menu items of
FUNCTION KEY are as shown in Figure 4.1-34:

F1

F2

FUNCTION KEY

FOCUS ASSIST

NATIVE

F3

F4

ANAMORPHIC

FALSE COLOR

F5 PBP

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPLAY

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

MAIN

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

FUNCTION KEY

Figure 4.1-34 FUNCTION KEY Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-10:

Table 4.1-10 The Description of FUNCTION KEY Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

F1

FOCUS
ASSIST

NATIVE, ANAMORPHIC, BLUE
ONLY, MONO, MARKER, AUDIO
METER, FAST MODE, TC,
MUTE, PBP, CC, FREEZE,
FOCUS ASSIST, ZEBRA, H FLIP,
FALSE COLOR, UNDEF

Set a function to F1 button

F2

NATIVE

the same as F1

Set a function to F2 button

F3

ANAMORPHIC

the same as F1

Set a function to F3 button

F4

FALSE

the same as F1

Set a function to F4 button

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

COLOR

F5

PBP

the same as F1

Set a function to F5 button

Assign Function Key

To assign a desired function to a function button(F1~F5).
For example, set FUNCTION KEYF1 item to be FALSE COLOR, then press F1
button on the front panel of the monitor, it will display the Function Menu at the left
bottom of the screen, and F1 line is highlighted, press F1 button again to change the
value for FALSE COLOR to be ON or OFF.

F1 ONFALSE COLOR

F2 OFFNATIVE

FUNCTION

F3 OFFMONO

F4 OFFFREEZE

F5 OFFPBP

NATIVE

Press the button to activate the native scan mode, which provides a 1:1 pixel to pixel
mapped representation, thus to reproduce the images without changing the input
signal's pixel count.

INPUT SIGNAL

INPUT

OUTPUT

PAL

720X576

720X576

NTSC

720X483

720X483

720P24/23.98

1280X720

1280X720

720P25

1280X720

1280X720

720P30/29.97

1280X720

1280X720

720P50

1280X720

1280X720

720P60/59.94

1280X720

1280X720

1080SF24/23.98

1920X1080

1920X1080

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INPUT SIGNAL

INPUT

OUTPUT

1035I60/59.94

1920X1035

1920X1080

1080I50

1920X1080

1920X1080

1080I60/59.94

1920X1080

1920X1080

1080P24/23.98

1920X1080

1920X1080

1080P25

1920X1080

1920X1080

1080P30/29.97

1920X1080

1920X1080

1080P50

1920X1080

1920X1080

1080P60/59.94

1920X1080

1920X1080

2048X1080PSF24/23.98

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080PSF25

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080PSF30/29.97

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080P24/23.98

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080P25

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080P30/29.97

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080P48/47.94

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080P50

2048X1080

2048X1080

2048X1080P60/59.94

2048X1080

2048X1080

ANAMORPHIC

Press the button to activate the anamorphic mode. For HD-SDI, 3G-SDI and 2K
signals, you could set the de-squeeze modes to be OFF(16:9), X1.3, X2, X2 MAG.
For SD-SDI signals, set the aspect ratio to be 4:3 or OFF(16:9).
This feature enables you to de-squeeze HD-SDI, 3G-SDI and 2K signals coming from
camera utilizing anamorphic lenses that may not have a built-in de-squeeze feature of
their own. This is quite useful in applications, such as outdoor post production, onset
monitoring, real-time de-squeezing, etc.
The resolution of the input and output are as shown in Table 4.1-11:

Table 4.1-11 Resolution Relationship Between Input and Output

INPUT SIGNAL

ANAMORPHIC

INPUT

OUTPUT

PAL
4:3

720X576

1440X1080

16:9

720X576

1920X1080

NTSC
4:3

720X483

1440X1080

16:9

720X483

1920X1080

720P24/23.98
720P25
720P30/29.97
720P50
720P60/59.94

OFF

1280X720

1920X1080

X1.3

1280X720

1920x812

X2

1280X720

1920x540

X2 MAG

860X720

1920x804

1080SF24/23.98

OFF

1920X1080

1920X1080

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INPUT SIGNAL

ANAMORPHIC

INPUT

OUTPUT

X1.3

1920X1080

1920X812

X2

1920X1080

1920X540

X2 MAG

1290X1080

1920X804

1035I60/59.94

OFF

1920X1035

1920X1080

X1.3

1920X1035

1920X812

X2

1920X1035

1920X540

X2 MAG

1290X1035

1920X804

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

OFF

1920X1080

1920X1080

X1.3

1920X1080

1920X812

X2

1920X1080

1920X540

X2 MAG

1290X1080

1920X804

2048X1080PSF24/23.98
2048X1080PSF25
2048X1080PSF30/29.97
2048X1080P24/23.98
2048X1080P25
2048X1080P30/29.97
2048X1080P48/47.94
2048X1080P50
2048X1080P60/59.94

OFF

2048X1080

1920X1080

X1.3

2048X1080

1920X762

X2

2048X1080

1920X506

X2 MAG

1290X1080

1920X804

BLUE ONLY

Press the button to activate BLUE ONLY mode that will remove red and green from
the input signal, and only blue signal is displayed as a monochrome image on the
screen.

MONO

Press the button to activate MONO mode that will display the image in monochrome
presentation, inactivate this mode to display the screen in color mode.

MARKER

Press the button to activate the marker, including AREA MARKER, CENTER
MARKER and SAFETY MARKER. Set the marker in MARKER menu, and refer to
"4.1.3 MARKER Menu" for details.

AUDIO METER

Press the button to activate the audiometer. Set the audio meter in AUDIO menu, and
refer to "4.1.4 AUDIO Menu" for details.

FAST MODE

Press the button to activate FAST mode which will reduce the 3D de-interlacing
processing time delay.

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TC

Press the button to toggle the TIME CODE value among D-VITC, LTC, VITC and OFF.
The time code is displayed at the bottom center of the screen. Refer to "4.1.5
DISPLAY Menu" for details.

MUTE

Press the button to mute the sound, and there will be mute prompt displayed at
the bottom right position of the screen.

PBP

Press the button to toggle the display mode among PBP, PIP and OFF(single). In
PBP mode or PIP mode, you can display two input signals simultaneously on the
monitor’s screen. You can specify the relative position of the two input pictures, and
set the source for each picture, refer to "4.1.7 CONFIG Menu" for details.

CC

Press the button to activate CC(closed caption) display. Refer to “4.1.6 CLOSED
CAPTION Menu” for the details.

FREEZE

Activate this function to freeze the current frame displayed, press the function button
again to release the freeze and continue to display.

FOCUS ASSIST

Press the button to toggle the FOCUS ASSIST display mode among COLOR, GRAY
and OFF. The area whose current focus value is over the reference focus level will be
highlighted in a designated color set by INPUT SELECTFOCUS COLOR item.
Refer to “4.1.2 INPUT SELECT Menu” for the details.

ZEBRA

Press the button to activate the ZEBRA display. The image area whose luminance is
higher than the reference ZEBRA LEVEL will be filled with a zebra pattern. Refer to
“4.1.2 INPUT SELECT Menu” for the details.

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H FLIP

Press the button to activate the horizontal flip display. The input signal will be inverted
horizontally by a mirror type.

FALSE COLOR

Press the button to activate the FALSE COLOR display of luminance values. This
function generates an artificial luminance map of the input source that can be useful
to identify over exposed areas. The following illustration indicates what artificial color
corresponds to what luminance level.

4.1.10 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 4.1-35:

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KEY INHIBIT

KEY INHIBIT

OFF

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPLAY

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

Figure 4.1-35 KEY INHIBIT Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the
sub-item is as shown in Table 4.1-12:

Table 4.1-12 The Description of KEY INHIBIT Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

KEY INHIBIT

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable locking the setting
values.

Security--KEY INHIBIT

Set KEY INHIBITKEY INHIBIT to be ON to enable the key inhibition, thus you can
protect your setting values from being modified, and only POWER, MENU, UP,
DOWN, ENTER buttons are available.
After enabling the key inhibition function, you can only see the KEY INHIBIT menu in
On-screen menu. To disable the inhibition, use MENU, UP, DOWN, ENTER to
release this inhibition.
Meanwhile, you could press the POWER key to turn on or off the device.
In inhibition status, press anyone of F1~F5 buttons, it will display a "KEY INHIBIT”
prompt on right center of the screen, indicating the items are locked, as shown in
Figure 4.1-36.

Figure 4.1-36 KEY INHIBIT Prompt

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4.2 Menu Settings

When checking or modifying the value of the menu item, cooperating with the
following buttons: MENU, UP, DOWN, ENTER. Take the following example to
descript usage of these buttons.

 After you have loaded the Main Menu, it will be closed automatically if you do

nothing operation with it in 60s.

Selecting the Menu Language

You can select one of languages (English or Chinese) for displaying the menu. The
default language for the menu is ENGLISH. The following will teach you how to switch
to Chinese.

Operation:

Step 1 Select CONFIG menu

Press MENU button to display the OSD menu, click DOWN button to select
CONFIG menu.

Step 2 Select the value of the Language item

Press ENTER button to get into the CONFIG menu items, and click DOWN
button to select the sub-item LANGUAGE, then, click ENTER button to get
into the sub-value list, as shown in Figure 4.2-1, the current control icon is in
ENGLISH.

AUDIO

FUNCTION KEY

MAIN

CONFIG

LOOK PROFILE

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPLAY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

KEY INHIBIT

PIP POSITION

FAST MODE

FILM MODE DETECT

SUB IN TYPE

SUB IN SELECT

PIP SIZE

CONFIG

HORIZONTAL

OFF

OFF

PBP

SDI1

LARGE

AUTO STANDBY

APERTURE

OFF

0

H FLIP OFF

UNIFORMITY ON

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

BACKLIGHT 15

Figure 4.2-1 Select the Value of Language

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Step 3 Confirm the modification of the value of sub-item

Click DOWN button to select the sub-item LANGUAGE to Chinese, as
shown in Figure 4.2-2, press ENTER button to confirm the modification.

Figure 4.2-2 Switching the Value of LANGUAGE

Step 4 Exit the Main Menu

Click MENU button to exit the Main Menu.

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Specifications

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Chapter 5 Specifications

5.1 Product detailed information

Specification

Values

Model

LCM156-E

LCM170-E

LCM230-E

Dimension

15.6”

17.3”

23”

Dimension(WxHxD)

380.7x240x70.5mm

421.8x264.3x73.5mm

556.5x340.5x75.5mm

Pixel Pitch (WxH)

0.179×0.179mm

0.199×0.199mm

0.2652×0.2652mm

Aspect Ratio

16:9

16:9

16:9

Display Area (WxH)

344.16×193.59mm

381.90×214.80mm

509.184×286.416mm

Viewing Angle (HxV)

178°x178°

178°x178°

178°x178°

Color Depth

1.073G colors

1.073G colors

16.7M colors(6bit + A-FRC)

Resolution

1920×1080

1920×1080

1920×1080

Contrast

700:1(Typ.)

600:1(Min)

1000:1(Typ.)

Luminance (cd/㎡)

300

300

250

Response Time (ms)

15

35

14

Backlight

RGB LED

RGB LED

White LED

Backlight Life(Hrs)

15000

15000

30000(Min)

Work Temperature

0°C~50°C

Power Supply

5A12V DC

Power Consumption

40W

30W

32W

Video Input Interface

CVBS(X2), S-Video, YPbPr,
HDMI(DVI-D), 3G/HD-SDI(X2)

HDMI(DVI-D), 3G/HD-SDI(X2)

Video Output
Interface

CVBS(X2), S-Video, YPbPr,
3G/HD-SDI(X2)

3G/HD-SDI(X2)

Audio Input Interface

2CH Analog Stereo, 5dBu, Impedance

≥

47K, RCA(X4)

---

Audio Output
Interface

1CH Analog Stereo, 5dBu, Impedance

≤

500Ω

,

RCA(X2)

---

Control Interface
GPI(6GPI Input RJ45)X1

---

RS485(cascade RJ45) X2

---

Ethernet(10/100M adaptive RJ45) X1

Ethernet(10/100M adaptive RJ45) X1

Signal Formats

CVBS: PAL, NTSC

---

HD-SDI: 1080i50, 1080i 59.94, 1080i
60, 720p50, 720p 59.94, 720p 60

,

1035i59.94, 1035i 60

HD-SDI: 1080i50, 1080i 59.94, 1080i 60, 720p50, 720p

59.94, 720p 60, 1035i59.94, 1035i 60
3G-SDI: 1080p50, 1080p60

3G-SDI: 1080p50, 1080p60

CVBS Input/Output

Signal Type

NTSC, PAL

---

Signal Amplitude

1Vp-p+/-3dB

---

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Specification

Values

Impedance

75Ω

---

Return Loss

>40 dB to 5 MHz

---

DC Offset

0V±0.05 V

---

Frequency
Response

±0.2 dB to 5 MHz

--­Differential Gain

<1%

---

Differential Phase

<1.5°

---

3G-SDI /HD-SDI Input/Output

Signal Type

SMPTE 424M, SMPTE 292M, SMPTE 297M

Connector

BNC per IEC 169-8

Impedance

75Ω

Return Loss

>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

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

Extinction Ratio

>8

Back Reflection

<-14 dB

*The unit about the appearance attributes in above table is mm.

5.2 Optional Accessories

You can select the following accessories for LCM-E series monitors optionally:

Type

Model

Description

Battery Plate

LCM-A-BM-V

V-mount battery plate

Battery Plate

LCM-A-BM-AB

AB-mount battery plate

Sunhood suit

LCM170-HOOD

Sunhood(LCM-170E)

Sunhood suit

LCM230-HOOD

Sunhood(LCM-230E)

Protective screen

LCM170-E-Cover

Protective screen (LCM-170E)

Protective screen

LCM230-E-Cover

Protective screen (LCM-230E)

Hanger

LCM-Hanger

LCM-E general hanger with
inch thread

OSEE Monitor Adapter
C-Stand

LCM-CA

OSEE Monitor Adapter C-stand

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1. Battery Plate

If you want to use a battery as your backup power supply, you can choose the
battery plate listed in the optional accessories table above, and you can select
two types of battery plate according to your needs: V-mount battery plate or
AB-mount battery plates, as shown in Figure 5.2-1:

Figure 5.2-1 V-mount and AB-mount Battery Plate

There are two kinds of methods for mounting the battery plate: in portrait or in
landscape. For V-mount battery plate, as shown in Figure 5.2-2 and Figure 5.2-3,
and for AB-mount Battery Plate, as shown in Figure 5.2-4 and Figure 5.2-5:

Figure 5.2-2 AB-mount Battery Plate in Landscape

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Figure 5.2-3 AB-mount Battery Plate in Portrait

Figure 5.2-4 V-mount Battery Plate in Landscape

Specifications

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Figure 5.2-5 V-mount Battery Plate in Portrait

2. Sunhood

In case of diffusion light and direct illumination, we can use sunhood for the
LCM-E series monitors for images supervision. Mount the sunhood as shown in
Figure 5.2-6, Figure 5.2-7, and Figure 5.2-8:

Figure 5.2-6 Mount a Sunhood for LCM-156E

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Figure 5.2-7 Mount a Sunhood for LCM-170E

Figure 5.2-8 Mount a Sunhood for LCM-230E

3. Protective Screen

Choose the protective screen to protect your monitor screen. Mount the
protective screen as shown in Figure 5.2-9, Figure 5.2-10, and Figure 5.2-11:

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Figure 5.2-9 Mount a Protective Screen for LCM-156E

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Figure 5.2-10 Mount a Protective Screen for LCM-170E

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Figure 5.2-11 Mount a Protective Screen for LCM-230E

4. OSEE Monitor Adapter C-Stand

Each monitor can be mounted to any stand with an OSEE Monitor adapter
C-Stand, the connection method is as shown in Figure 5.2-12, and the usage is
as shown in Figure 5.2-13:

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Figure 5.2-12 Adapter C-Stand to LCM-E Monitor

Figure 5.2-13 Connecting to Light Stand

5. Hanger

It provides an inch screw thread hanger as an optional accessory. The hanger
provides two sorts of screw thread: 3/8 inch screw thread, a total of 4; 1/4 inch
screw thread, a total of 8, as shown in Figure 5.2-14:

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Figure 5.2-14 Inch Screw Thread Hanger

5.3 Dimensions

The description of the LCM***-E series dimensions are as shown in the following
figures(Unit: mm):

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

LCM156-E

Front Panel

Side View

Rear Panel

Top View

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

LCM170-E

Front Panel

Side View

Rear Panel

Top View

Specifications

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

LCM230-E

Front Panel

Side View

Rear Panel

Top View

 Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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