OSEE XCM-250-OLED, XCM-240 User Manual

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XCM-250-OLED

Critical Evaluation and

Grading Monitor

User Manual

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Product Information

Model:

XCM-250 OLED Monitor

Version:

V010001

Release Date:

February 5th, 2015

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:

(+86) 010-62434168

Fax:

(+86) 010-62434169

Web:

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

E-mail:

[email protected]

OSEE AMERICAS, LTD.

Address:

43218 Christy Street Fremont, CA 94368

Toll Free:

866-625-6106

Tel:

(+1) 510-966-4499

Fax:

(+1) 510-966-4492

Web:

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

E-mail:

[email protected]

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About this manual

Important

The following symbols are used in this manual:

 Additional information for described subjects.

 Safety warnings or operations that user must pay attention to when using

this product.

Contents

The user manual applies to the following device types:

 XCM250-OLED-3G  XCM250-OLED-HD

The images of XCM250-OLED-3G are adopted in the following descriptions, and it abbreviates XCM-250 in this document. 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 ............................................................. 11

Chapter 4 XCM-250 Features ...................................................................... 13

4.1

Front Panel Features ........................................................................ 15

4.1.1

Arrangement of Front Panel ........................................................... 15

4.1.2

Operation of Front Panel ................................................................ 17

4.2

Rear Panel Features .......................................................................... 21

4.2.1

Arrangement of Rear Panel ............................................................ 22

4.2.2

Operations of Rear Panel ............................................................... 23

4.3

Supported Signal Format ................................................................. 26

Chapter 5 Functionality of the Main Menu ................................................. 29

5.1

Main Menu.......................................................................................... 29

5.1.1

STATUS Menu ............................................................................... 32

5.1.2

INPUT SELECT Menu .................................................................... 33

5.1.3

MARKER Menu .............................................................................. 35

5.1.4

AUDIO Menu .................................................................................. 39

5.1.5

DISPLAY Menu .............................................................................. 43

5.1.6

CLOSE CAPTION Menu ................................................................. 45

5.1.7

CONFIG Menu ................................................................................ 46

5.1.8

COLOR TEMP Menu ...................................................................... 57

5.1.9

FUNCTION KEY Menu ................................................................... 59

5.1.10

GPI Menu ...................................................................................... 63

5.1.11

IMD Menu ..................................................................................... 65

5.1.12

KEY INHIBIT Menu ....................................................................... 69

5.2

Menu Settings .................................................................................... 70

Chapter 6 Network Control.......................................................................... 75

6.1

Access the settings........................................................................... 75

6.2

Menu Control ..................................................................................... 76

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6.2.1

ADJUST Menu ................................................................................ 78

6.2.2

VIDEO DISPLAY Menu .................................................................. 79

6.2.3

SYSTEM Menu ............................................................................... 80

6.2.4

Other Menus ................................................................................... 81

6.3

Parameter Settings ........................................................................... 81

Chapter 7 Specifications ............................................................................. 85

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Overview

Chapter 1 Overview

The XCM-250 series OLED Monitor is a high performance broadcast monitor designed for the most demanding applications. Applications include, program production, high quality streaming, play out to air, studio image composition, color grading, post production, film and E-Cinema acquisition. Featuring the latest generation AMOLED panel at full resolution of 1920 x 1080 with 15 3D-LUT selections, the XCM-250 series OLED monitor is capable of reproducing a vivid color with phenomenal response time. In addition, the unit boasts a full wide viewing angle as well as excellent brightness and contrast ratio. Use of advanced 12-bit digital signal processing technology provides, smoother and more natural image. The XCM-250 series OLED Monitor supports up to 2Ch 3G/HD/SD-SDI/analog input/output, 2Ch CVBS(LINE1, LINE2) input/output, Y/C input/output, YPbPr input/output, and HDMI input. All the features required in the most challenging of applications, including Picture By Picture, Wipe, Blending, Focus Assist, and Interlace mode. Add analytic functions of waveform/vector scope, 16 Ch. audio metering, Time Code, Closed Caption Display, plus a host of other features, the XCM250-OLED has become the new standard in demanding video plus audio monitoring.

Figure 1 A Diagram of XCM-250

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Features

 3D-LUT color calibration technology plus 12bit image processing

 Having multi format input including 3G/SD/HD-SDI, 2K

 Adopting full HD, wide viewing angle AMOLED panel

 Proprietary algorithms provide advanced progressive/de-interlacing

technology

 Various display mode: PBP, PIP, wipe and blending

 Analytics waveform/vector scope, audio metering bar, TC, IMD and CC

 Preset and USER defined color temperature, varied scan modes,

flexibility in marker setting, Blue Only/Monochrome mode

 Color gamut adjustment, and various color spaces: EBU, SMPTE-C,

ITU-709, D-CINE

 Focus assistant function and luma zoom check function

Functionality

 MARKER, Time Code, MET display

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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.

 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, or has been dropped.

 Clean only with dry cloth.

 Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

 Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the

manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.

 When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus

combination to avoid injury from tip-over.

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

qualified personnel only.

 This apparatus must be earthed.

 The optional accessories are subject to change without.

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Position

 Do not block any ventilation openings.

 Do not use this unit near water.

 Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture, to reduce the risk of fire or

electric shock.

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

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

 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.

 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 apparatus 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.

 Be sure to connect to a power supply of the specified voltage.

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Safety

Precaution:

OLED PANEL

 The OLED panel fitted to this unit is manufactured with high precision

technology, giving a functioning pixel ratio of at least 99.99%. Thus a very small proportion of pixels may be “stuck”, either always off (black), always on (red, green, or blue), or flashing. In addition, over a long period of use, because of the physical characteristics of the organic light-emitting diode, such “stuck” pixels may appear spontaneously. These problems are not a malfunction.

 Do not leave the screen facing the sun as it can damage the screen.

Take care when you place the unit by a window.

 Do not push or scratch the monitor's screen. Do not place a heavy

object on the monitor’s screen. This may cause the screen to lose uniformity.

 The screen and the cabinet become warm during operation. This is not

a malfunction.

On Burn-in

 Due to the characteristics of the material used in the OLED panel,

permanent burn-in or reduction in brightness may occur. These problems are not a malfunction.

 Images that may cause burn-in:

 Masked images with aspect ratios other than 16:9.

 Color bars or images that remain static for a long time.

 Character or message displays that indicate settings or the

operating state.

 On-screen displays such as center markers or area markers.

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To reduce the risk of burn-in

 Turn off the character and marker displays:

 Press the MENU button to turn off the character displays. To turn

off the character or marker displays of the connected equipment, operate the connected equipment accordingly. For details, refer to the operation manual of the connected equipment.

 Turn off the power when not in use:

 Turn off the power if the monitor is not to be used for a prolonged

period of time.

Warm-up time

 To provide stable picture quality, turn on the power of the monitor and

leave it in this state for more than 30 minutes.

On a Long Period of Use

 Due to an OLED’s panel structure and characteristics of materials in its

design, displaying static images for extended periods, or using the unit repeatedly in a high temperature/high humidity environments may cause image smearing, burn-in, areas of which brightness is permanently changed, lines, or a decrease in overall brightness.

 In particular, continued display of an image smaller than the monitor

screen, such as in a different aspect ratio may shorten the life of the unit.

 Avoid displaying a still image for an extended period, or using the unit

repeatedly in a high temperature/high humidity environment such an airtight room, or around the outlet of an air conditioner.

 To prevent any of the above issues, we recommend reducing

brightness slightly, and to turn off the power whenever the unit is not in use.

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Handling and Maintenance of the Screen

 The surface of the screen is specially coated to reduce image

reflection. Make sure to observe the following points as improper

maintenance procedures may impair the screen’s performance. In

addition, the screen is vulnerable to damage. Do not scratch or knock against it using a hard object.

 Be sure to disconnect the AC power cord from the AC outlet before

performing maintenance.

 The surface of the screen is specially coated. Do not attach

adhesive objects, such as stickers, on it. And do not touch the screen directly.

 Wipe the screen surface gently with the supplied cleaning cloth or

a soft dry cloth to remove dirt.

 Stubborn stains may be removed with the supplied cleaning cloth,

or a soft cloth slightly dampened with a mild detergent solution.

 The screen may become scratched if the cleaning cloth is dusty.

 Never use strong solvents such as alcohol, benzene, thinner,

acidic or alkaline detergent, detergent with abrasives, or chemical wipe as these may damage the screen.

 Use a blower to remove dust from the screen surface.

On Dew Condensation

 If the unit is suddenly taken from a cold to a warm location, or if

ambient temperature suddenly rises, moisture may form on the outer surface of the unit and/or inside of the unit. This is known as condensation. If condensation occurs, turn off the unit and wait until the condensation clears before operating the unit. Operating the unit while condensation is present may damage the unit.

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Always verify that the unit is operating properly before use.

 OSEE will not be liable for damages of any kind including, but not

limited to, compensation or reimbursement on account of the loss of present or prospective profits due to failure of this unit, either during the warranty period or after expiration of the warranty, or for any other reason whatsoever.

 OSEE will not be liable for claims of any kind made by user of this unit

or made by third parties.

 OSEE will not be liable for the termination or discontinuation of any

services related to this unit that may result due to circumstances of any kind.

 OSEE will not be liable for damages of any kind resulting from a failure

to implement proper security measures. On transmission devices, unavoidable data leaks resulting from transmission specifications, or security problems of any kind.

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Unpack and Installation

Chapter 3 Unpack and Installation

Unpack:

When unpacking the components of XCM-250 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, Beijing OSEE Technology Co., Ltd., or OSEE Americas, Ltd. for it.

Table 3-1 Packing List

No.

Item

Quantity

Device

Pedestal with screws

Power cord

adapter

User manual

warranty card

Certificate card

Installation:

1. Prepare for installation

Please follow the procedures below before installing XCM-250:

 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 XCM-250 in your desired location of a standard rack.

Adequate ventilation is required when installed to prevent possible damage to the XCM-250.

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

connections use 75Ω rated connectors.

4. Connect 24V6.67ADC power source using the included power cord.

5. Connect the power cord to the power interface.

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6. Fasten the power protect accessory.

7. As a final step, turn on the power switch on the rear panel to power

on the device, and press POWER button located on the front panel to start up the screen.

 The pedestal and the monitor are packaged separately.

 Connect a standard signal lines to the corresponding input port. All BNC

connector impedance must be 75Ω.

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

 Use the power adapter and cord to connect single-phase three-wire AC

power or following the local power supply conditions. Make sure the power

cord grounding well.

 The factory default value for IP address is 192.168.1.86.

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Chapter 4 XCM-250 Features

This chapter describes the features of XCM-250 monitor. The features of XCM-250monitor are as shown in Figure 4-1 after installed and powered on:

SDI1 1080I59.94

IMD

--:--:--:--

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Status Information

Audio Meter

Center Marker

IMD

Timecode

Safe Marker

Area Marker

Adjust Menu

Wave Form

AFD CC

F1 NORMALSCAN

F2 OFFNATIVE

FUNCTION

F3 4:3ASPECT

MAIN

WIN SELECT

F5 OFF

PBP

Figure 4-1 Features of XCM-250 Monitor

1. Status Information

It is displayed in the top left corner of the screen, and includes the input channel and signal format. You can define it in DISPLAY menu.

SDI1 1080I59.94

Source

Signal Format

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. Area 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 MARKER menu.

4. Safe 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 MARKER menu

5. Center Marker

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

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

6. Audio Meter

It is displayed for audio monitoring. You can set its groups, direction, position and mode in AUDIO 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.

9. AFD/CC

AFD and CC information will display at the top center of the screen as an icon.

10. MUTE

The icon for MUTE is . When it is mute, this icon displays at the

bottom right position of the screen. You can set this function in function key.

 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, NTSC, 1280X1024,

etc.

 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.

 The AFD information displays at the top center of the screen and can be

selected for permanent or temporary presence.

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4.1 Front Panel Features

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.

Figure 4.1-1 the Buttons in Front Panel

As shown in Figure 4.1-1 the buttons are as follows:

1. INPUT

2. F1

3. F2

4. F3

5. F4

6. F5

7. MENU

8. ∧(UP)

9. ∨(DOWN)

10. ENTER

11. (POWER)

12. TALLY: TALLY indicator(LED TALLY)

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 All of these buttons have indicators, the color of the indicator is different

according to the button status, as shown in Table 4.1-1.

Table 4.1-1 The Relationship of Buttons Status and Their Indicators

Button Name

Indicator Status

Description

POWER

Red

Device is in standby status(The

AUTO

STANDBY

function is OFF)

Switching Flash (Red-GreenYellow-White)

POWER indicator will keep flashing for 60 seconds in the switching colors before the screen saver is activated, and then flashing slow in red when the screen saver is started.

Red Flash

The screen saver is started, that is the device is in screen saver mode.

Green

The device is in normal operation mode, and the input signal is connected.

Green Flash

The device is in normal operation mode, and the input signal is disconnected.

Yellow

The device is in AUTO STANDBY mode (make sure the

AUTO STANDBY

mode is

set to ON).

MENU/UP /DOWN/ENTER

White

Press these buttons to activate them, and the indicators are lighted in white; then, the indicators will be off with no operations for more than 10 seconds.

F1～F5

White

Press these buttons to activate them, and the indicators are lighted in white; then, the indicators will be off with no operations for more than 10 seconds.

Green

The indicator will light in green when its function is assigned as the special value as shown in Table 5.1-14.

INPUT

White

Press these buttons to activate them, and the indicators are lighted in white; then, the indicators will be off with no operations for more than 10 seconds.

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 The monitor will be in Auto Standby mode under the following conditions:



AUTO STANDBY

mode is set to ON in

CONFIG

menu, and the

POWER switch on the rear panel is turned on.

 Then, when the signal is disconnected or the monitor is detecting

no input signal for more than 10 seconds, the monitor will enter into

AUTO STANDBY

mode.

4.1.2 Operation of Front Panel

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

1. INPUT

Select the input signal. Press this button to display the input source menu at the right top 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/DOWN button to toggle among these input signal items.

SDI1

LINE1(CVBS) LINE2(CVBS)

LINE2(Y/C)

SOURCE

SDI2

LINE2(YPBPR)

HDMI

Figure 4.1-2 Source Menu

The one-to-one correspondence between the signals in the source menu list and the interfaces in the back panel are shown in Figure 4.1-3:

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Figure 4.1-3 Correspondence between Source Menu and Interface

2. F1

User defined FUNCTION button.



OPERATION:

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.

F1 NORMALSCAN

F2 OFFNATIVE

FUNCTION

F3 4:3ASPECT

F4 MAINWIN SELECT

F5 OFFPBP

Figure 4.1-4 Function Menu List

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

if you do nothing operation with it in 10s.

 The current function value that can be modified will be indicated in highlight

yellow.

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 Use

FUNCTION KEY

menu to assign F1~F5 with the following commands:

SCAN, NATIVE, ASPECT, BLUE ONLY, MONO, MARKER, H/V DELAY,

AUDIO METER, FAST MODE, TC, IMD, MUTE, PBP, CC, FREEZE, WIN

SELECT, FOCUS ASSIST, LUMA ZOOM CHECK, UNDEF. Refer to "5.1.9

FUNCTION KEY Menu" for the details.

3. F2

It is used to activate to F2 function button. The operation is as the same as F1's.

 Press and hold the

INPUT+F2

button for 3s can reset the menu settings to

factory originals, as shown in Figure 4.1-5.

Factory Reset Now?

Yes

FACTORY RESET

Figure 4.1-5 Reset Menu List

4. F3

It is used to activate to F3 function button. The operation is as the same as F1's.

5. F4

It is used to activate to F4 function button. The operation is as the same as F1's.

6. F5

It is used to activate to F5 function button. The operation is as the same as F1's.

7. MENU

Used to display or set the on-screen menu.

 Pressing

step back to the higher level menu

 Pressing

will cancel the Main menu

Use the MENU, ∧(UP), ∨(DOWN) and ENTER buttons to set the menu items, refer to “5.2 Menu Settings” for detail about the main menu

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operations.

8. UP

It is UP button when working with

. Toggle this button to select the

next item or increase the number.

9. DOWN

It is

DOWN

button when working with

. Toggle this button to select

the next item or decrease the number.

10. ENTER

This button can achieve the following two situations:



Work with the Main MENU

: when working with the Main menu,

ENTER button achieve the following functions:

 Enter into the next level menu: press

ENTER

button, you will enter

into the menu item as this relationship: the Main menu list sub-menu list sub-menu value list, the current editable object is in yellow control icon;

 Confirm the value selection: press

ENTER

button to confirm the

value selection.



Adjust Menu:

when not displaying the Main menu, press

ENTER

button to display the adjust menu list, as shown in Figure 4.1-6, toggle among these menu items: VOLUME, BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, CHROMA.

BRIGHTNESS 50

Figure 4.1-6 Adjust Menu List

After displaying the Adjust menu, press UP or

DOWN

button to adjust the

menu value, and then press

ENTER

button to confirm the value selection.

The relationship of the menu items and their range is shown in Table

4.1-2:

Table 4.1-2 The Description of Adjust Menu Items

Adjust Menu

Description

Range

Default

VOLUME

Adjust the volume

0~31dB

BRIGHTNESS

Adjust the image brightness

0~100

CONTRAST

Adjust the image contrast

0~100

CHROMA

Adjust the image monochroma

0~100

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 Set these parameter values in the following position: BRIGHTNESS,

CONTRAST, CHROMA.

 In Adjust Menu List on screen when pressing Enter key.

 In Adjust menu of network control page.

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

you do nothing operation with it in 10s.

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

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

11. Power

Used to power on or standby, and the light in the button will indicate the status of the power.

Press

POWER

button to turn on the power when this device is in standby mode, the indicator lights in green. Then press this button again to power off the monitor, the indicator will be in different colors from its status, the details are as shown in Table 4.1-1 above.

 When the device is standby, cut off the power and restart the device, the

status of the device will be normal but not standby.

12. Tally

It is the physical LED Tally lamp of the monitor, and it is used to show the status of the monitor.

4.2 Rear Panel Features

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

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4.2.1 Arrangement of Rear Panel

As shown in Figure 4.2-1, there are various input and output interfaces at the rear panel of XCM-250 monitor.

Figure 4.2-1 The Rear Panel of XCM-250 Monitor

The interfaces numbered from 1 to 8 in red dotted rectangle are described as follows:

1. Power Switch

2. Power Input

3. Video Input: SDI1 IN, SDI2 IN

4. HDMI Input

5. Video Output: SDI1 OUT, SDI2 OUT

6. Ethernet

7. GPI interface

8. RS485 In/Out

9. Audio Input

10. Audio Output

11. Headphone Output Connector (3.5mm stereo Jack)

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12. Video Input: LINE1 IN

13. Video Output: LINE1 OUT

14. Video Input: LINE2(CVBS/Y) IN, feed the composited LINE2, and

component Y signals.

15. Video Output: LINE2(CVBS/Y) OUT, output the composited LINE2,

and component Y signals.

16. Video Input: LINE2(Pb/C) IN, feed the component Pb, and

component C signals.

17. Video Output: LINE2(Pb/C) OUT, output the component Pb, and

component C signals.

18. Video Input: LINE2(Pr) IN, feed the component Pr signal.

19. Video Output: LINE2(Pr) OUT, output the component Pr signal.

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 “” to switch off the power.

ON OFF

Figure 4.2-2 Power Switch

2. Power Input

It provides one power input interface, the specification is 24V6.67ADC. The corresponding indicator is at the front panel. If the light is green, the monitor is powered on, and if the light is off, the monitor has not put through the power.

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

your safety！

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3. Video Input Interface (BNC)

It provides two SDI input interfaces, one is labeled as SDI1 IN, and the other is SDI2 IN.

4. HDMI

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

5. Video Output Interface (BNC)

It provides two SDI output interfaces. One is labeled as SDI1 OUT, the other is SDI2 OUT, active loop.

6. Ethernet (RJ-45)

It provides one 10/100M Ethernet connector. It is used to connect with a computer to modify the network settings.

7. GPI(RJ-45)

It assigns a function to each pin of the GPI interface to realize a remote control mode. Define a function to the GPI pin. Refer to “5.1.10 GPI Menu” for the definition of the pins and the functions. The relationship of the pins of GPI interface and its channel value is shown in Table 4.2-1.

Table 4.2-1 The Relationship of GPI Pins and Channel Values

Pin No.

Channel Value

Pin 1

GPI1

Pin 2

GPI2

Pin 3

GPI3

Pin 4

GPI4

Pin 5

GPI5

Pin 6

GPI6

Pin 7

Pin 8

GND

8. IN/ OUT RS485 Interface (RJ-45)

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Support for dynamic IMD and updating the new firmware. The Comparison of Pins and Input/output connectors for RS485 is shown as in Table 4.2-2:

Table 4.2-2 The Comparison of Pins and Input/output connectors for

RS485

PIN No.

RS485 IN Terminal Signal

RS485 OUT Terminal Signal

1,2

GND

Tx-

Tx- 4 Rx+

Rx+

Rx-

Tx+

7,8

9. Audio Input interface

It provides four audio(2 pairs) input interfaces, 5dBu, impedance≥47K, RCA connector.

10. Audio Output interface

It provides two audio output interfaces, 5dBu, impedance≤500Ω, RCA connector.

11. Headphone jack

It provides one interface for the headphone at the position of Ω icon. The audio signal which is selected by the input button is output in stereo sound.

12. Video Input/Output Interface (BNC)

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 the corresponding component signal to different signal type according to the selection of the signal source. As shown in Figure 4.2-3, the relationship of the signal sources and the interfaces are shown as in Table 4.2-3:

Table 4.2-3 The Relationship of the Signal Sources and Input/output

Interfaces

Signal Source

Video Input

Video Output

LINE1

LINE1 IN

LINE1 OUT

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Signal Source

Video Input

Video Output

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

Figure 4.2-3 Video Input/Output Interfaces

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

SDI

VIDEO

HDMI

YPBPR

PAL

 

NTSC

 

480I60/59.94

  

576I50

  

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SDI

VIDEO

HDMI

YPBPR

480P60/59.94

  576P50

  720P24/23.97



 720P25

  

720P30/29.97

  

720P50

  

720P60/59.94

  

1080SF24/23.97

  

1035I60/59.94

  

1080I50

  

1080I60/59.94

  

1080P24/23.97

  

1080P25

  

1080P30/29.97

  

1080P50

  

1080P60/59.94

  

2048X1080PSF24/23.97



2048X1080PSF25



2048X1080PSF30/29.97



2048X1080P24/23.97



2048X1080P25



2048X1080P30/29.97



2048X1080P48/47.94



2048X1080P50



2048X1080P60/59.94



VGA(640X480)

 SVGA(800X600)



XGA(1024X768)

 SXGA(1280X1024)

 WXGA(1360X768)

 WXGA+(1440X900)



WXGA+(1400X1050)



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SDI

VIDEO

HDMI

YPBPR

UXGA(1600X1200)

 UXGA+(1680X1050)

 WUXGA(1920X1080)

 WUXGA(1920X1200)



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Chapter 5 Functionality of the Main Menu

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 MENU button at the bottom of the front panel, the main menu is displayed at the top left corner of the screen, as shown in Figure 5.1-1:

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

MODEL

INPUT

FORMAT

COLOR TEMP

SCAN MODE

FAST MODE

SERIAL NUMBER

IP ADDRESS

COLOR VERSION

STATUS

XCM-250-3G

SDI1

NO SIGNAL

D65

OVER

OFF

XCM2502014090001

192.168.1.86

2015 -1 -5.4

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

Figure 5.1-1 the Structure of the Main Menu

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The menu interface is divided into two panes:

1. Main Menu List

It contains the title of the Main menu and several sub-menu items. The title of this list is

MAIN

. Press UP or

DOWN

to access the corresponding

menu item.

2. Sub-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. After pressing

button, press UP,

DOWN

button and

Enter

button to modify the value of the sub-menu.

Refer to “5.2 Menu Settings” for details.

Figure 5.1-2 the Sub-menu Value List

There is a yellow control icon where you select the menu or its value presently.

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

highlight is at the back of the item name.

 The sub-menu item value is editable when the control icon which is in

yellow highlight is at the back of the item value.

The control icon of the main menu has the following status when in different positions, as shown in the red rectangle of the following figures:

 when in the main menu, it shows that this menu item is selected, as

shown in Figure 5.1-3:

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CLOSED CAPTION

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

NTSC SETUP

SDI1

SDI2

LINE1

LINE2

HDMI

NTSC PHASE

INPUT SELECT

7.5

CVBS

LUMA ZOOM CHECK

FOCUS ASSIST

FOCUS LEVEL

FOCUS COLOR

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

OFF

RED

Figure 5.1-3 A Main Menu Item Is Selected

 when in the sub-menu item, it shows that this sub-menu item is

selected, and the control icon is displayed as a yellow rectangle in front of it, as shown in Figure 5.1-4:

CLOSED CAPTION

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

NTSC SETUP

SDI1

SDI2

LINE1

LINE2

HDMI

NTSC PHASE

INPUT SELECT

7.5

CVBS

LUMA ZOOM CHECK

FOCUS ASSIST

FOCUS LEVEL

FOCUS COLOR

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

OFF

RED

Figure 5.1-4 A Sub-menu Item Is Selected

 when in the sub-menu item value, it shows that this sub-menu item

value is selected, and the value is displayed in yellow, as shown in Figure 5.1-5:

CLOSED CAPTION

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

NTSC SETUP

SDI1

SDI2

LINE1

LINE2

HDMI

NTSC PHASE

INPUT SELECT

7.5

CVBS

LUMA ZOOM CHECK

FOCUS ASSIST

FOCUS LEVEL

FOCUS COLOR

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

OFF

RED

Figure 5.1-5 A Sub-menu Item Value Is Selected

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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 5.1-6:

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

MODEL

INPUT

FORMAT

COLOR TEMP

SCAN MODE

FAST MODE

SERIAL NUMBER

IP ADDRESS

COLOR VERSION

STATUS

XCM-250-3G

SDI1

NO SIGNAL

D65

OVER

OFF

XCM2502014070001

192.168.1.86

2015 -1 -5.4

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

Figure 5.1-6 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

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

INPUT

SDI1

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

Show the Input format.

FORMAT

NO SGINAL

Show the format of the input signal.

COLOR TEMP

D65

Show the color temperature.

SCAN MODE

NORMAL

 NORMAL  OVER

Show the scan mode.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

 UNDER

FAST MODE

OFF

OFF/ON

Show the fast mode.

MODEL

XCM-250-3G

Show the production model.

SERIAL NUMBER

XCM2502014090001

Show the serial number.

IP ADDRESS

192.168.1.86

Show the IP address.

COLOR VERSION

2015-1-5.4

Show the color version according to its adjusted date.

 The sub-menu values in

STATUS

menu can’t be modified, they are

displayed the actual status of the monitor.

5.1.2 INPUT SELECT Menu

The INPUT SELECT menu items are used to set the source of the input signals, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-7:

CLOSED CAPTION

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

NTSC SETUP

SDI1

SDI2

LINE1

LINE2

HDMI

NTSC PHASE

INPUT SELECT

7.5

CVBS

LUMA ZOOM CHECK

FOCUS ASSIST

FOCUS LEVEL

FOCUS COLOR

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

OFF

RED

Figure 5.1-7 INPUT SELECT Menu

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The relationship of Items, 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 SELECT Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

SDI1

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable SDI1 input.

SDI2

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable SDI2 input.

LINE1

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable LINE1 input.

LINE2

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

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

HDMI

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable HDMI input.

NTSC SETUP

7.5

0/7.5

Select the NTSC mode.

NTSC PHASE

-50~50

Set the NTSC phase.

FOCUS ASSIST

OFF

 OFF  STANDARD: An

image with sharpened edges is displayed.

 COLOR: Displays

the intensified areas of images with color selected in FOCUS COLOR.

Enable/Disable the focus assist function, and set the focus assist mode.

FOCUS LEVEL

0~100

Set the level of edge sharpening.

FOCUS COLOR

RED

RED/GREEN/BLUE

Set the color for the sharpened edge.

LUMA ZOOM CHECK

OFF

ON/OFF

Enable/Disable the luma zoom check function that will compare the signal luminance with the

LUMA

ZOOM LEVEL

, and fill the relevant image area whose luminance is higher than the

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

with a

zebra pattern.

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

0~100

Set the level of detecting luminance.

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1. FOCUS ASSIST

The FOCUS ASSIST function is used to display images on the screen with sharpened edges to help camera focus operation. The sharpened edges are the compared area whose luminance is beyond the reference level, and the edges are displayed in the pointed color.

For example, set the

FOCUS COLOR

as RED, and set the

FOCUS

LEVEL

as 80, the compared results are as shown Figure 5.1-8:

FOCUS ASSIST=STANDARDORIGINAL IMAGE

FOCUS ASSIST=COLOR

Figure 5.1-8 Illustration for FOCUS ASSIST Function

2. LUMA ZOOM CHECK

The LUMA ZOOM CHECK 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

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

, and fill

the relevant image area whose luminance is higher than the

LUMA ZOOM

LEVEL

with a zebra pattern.

For example, set the

LUMA ZOOM LEVEL

as 80, the compared results

are as shown in Figure 5.1-9, the special area is filled with a zebra pattern.

LUMA ZOOM CHCEKORIGINAL IMAGE

Figure 5.1-9 Illustration for LUMA ZOOM CHECK Function

 Select input source format for LINE2: For the LINE2(CVBS) interface, the

LINE2(Y/C) interface and the LINE2(YPSPR) interface share the same

group of physical interfaces, select the signal source format for LINE2

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according to the line connection mode. When select a signal source format

for LINE2, you can set the menu item

INPUT SELECTLINE2

as CVBS,

LINE2(Y/C) or LINE2(YPBPR), in addition, press

INPUT

button to pop up

the source list for LINE2 selection.

5.1.3 MARKER Menu

The MARKER menu items are used to adjust the marker parameters, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-10:

CLOSED CAPTION

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

MARKER MAT

MARKER

AREA MARKER

CENTER MARKER

SAFETY MARKER

MARKER LEVEL

CROSS HATCH

MARKER

OFF

Figure 5.1-10 MARKER Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-3:

Table 5.1-3 The Description of MARKER Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

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.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

AREA MARKER

OFF

when the display aspect is 16:9, images show with the following scale:  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, images show with the following scale:  OFF: close area

marker

 16:9

Select the area marker aspect ratio according to the display aspect ratio.

CENTER MARKER

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to show the center marker.

SAFETY MARKER

OFF

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

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

MARKER LEVEL

 1: 20%  2: 50%  3: 75%

Set the luminance of marker line, including 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 brightness

 BLACK: all black

Set the transparency of area marker mat which is on the outside of the marker display. CROSS HATCH

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to show the cross hatch.

 Markers

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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 ratio.

SAFETY MARKER

SAFETY

MARKER

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

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

For example, set ASPECT as 16:9, AREA MARKER as 4:3, and SAFETY AREA as 95%, then, the comparison of the three MARKER MATs are as shown in Figure 5.1-11:

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

Figure 5.1-11 MARKER MAT

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

marker is enabled (the value is not OFF): NATIVE, H/V DELAY, PBP, WIPE

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or BLENDING).

 The AREA MARKER, CENTER MARKER and SAFETY MARKER feature

are available only when the MARKER item is set to ON.

 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.

5.1.4 AUDIO Menu

The AUDIO menu items are used to adjust the audio parameters, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-12:

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

AUDIO

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

METER DIRECTION

AUDIO SOURCE

SPEAK OUT L

SPEAK OUT R

AUDIO METER

METER SELECT

METER POSITION

METER DIS MODE

REF LEVEL

AUDIO

HORIZONTAL

AUDIO1

EBD CH1

OFF

CH1-2

TOP

MODE1

-20dB

OVER LEVEL -10dB

Figure 5.1-12 AUDIO 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 AUDIO Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

AUDIO SOURCE

EDB

 EDB: embedded signal  AUDIO1: external

signal1

Select the audio source. When there is no sync in and the input signal is

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

 AUDIO2: external

signal2

 UNDEF: no signal

not HDMI/SDI1/SDI2, you can select only UNDEF, AUDIO1 or AUDIO2.

SPEAK OUT L

EBD CH1

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

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

SPEAK OUT R

EDB CH2

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

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

AUDIO METER

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+G4  G3+G4  G1-G4

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

METER DIRECTION

VERTICAL

 VERTICAL  HORIZONTAL

Select the displayed direction of audio meter.

METER POSITION

BOT LEFT/ BOTTOM

When the value of METER DIRECTION is VERTICAL , you can choose the followings for Meter Position:

 BOT LEFT: bottom left  BOT RIGHT: bottom

right

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

When the value of METER DIRECTION is HORIZONTAL, you can choose the followings for Meter Position:

 BOTTOM  TOP

Select the displayed position of audio meter.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

METER DIS MODE

MODE1

 MODE1: simple audio

meter

 MODE2: audio meter

with channel number

 MODE3: audio meter

with channel number and dB value

Select the displayed mode for audio meter.

REF LEVEL

-20dB

-20dB/-18dB

Select the reference level.

OVER LEVEL

-10dB

 -10dB  -8dB  -6dB  -4dB  -2dB

Select the overload level.

The appearance of Meter is as shown in Figure 5.1-13:

Figure 5.1-13 Audio Meter



METER SELECT

and

METER DIS MODE

control the operational characteristics of Audio Metering, the former controls the amount of channels displayed in a meter.

As shown in Figure 5.1-14, 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 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.

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Figure 5.1-14 The Position of the Audio Meter On Screen

 The position of Meter is controlled by

METER DIRECTION

and

METER POSITION

, the position of the meter on the screen is as follows: BOT LEFT VERTICAL, BOT RIGHT VERTICAL, TOP LEFT VERTICAL, TOP RIGHT VERTICAL, BOTTOM HORIZONTAL and TOP HORIZONTAL. For example, the illustrations of some of the positions are as shown in Figure 5.1-15:

Vertical

Left

WFM

Vertical

Right

WFM

Horizontal

Bottom

WFM

Horizontal

Top

WFM

Figure 5.1-15 the Positions of Meter

 Particularly, if the

METER SELECT

G1-4

, there will be 16 channels

displayed in audio meter, and if the

METER DIRECTION

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 5.1-16:

Horizontal

Bottom

WFM

1~8

Horizontal

Top

WFM

9~16

WFM

1~8

WFM

9~16

Figure 5.1-16 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.

5.1.5 DISPLAY Menu

The DISPLAY menu items are used to adjust the parameters displayed on the screen, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-17:

CLOSED CAPTION

AUDIO

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

LINE WAVE NUMBER

STATUS DISPLAY

AFD DISPLAY

WFM POSITION

WAVE FORM TYPE

LINE WAVE

WAVE OVER LIMIT

WAVE UNDER LIMIT

WFM TRANS

DISPLAY

---

AUTO

OFF

LEFT

WAVE FORM

OFF

OPAQUE

TIME CODE OFF

Figure 5.1-17 DISPLAY SETUP Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-5:

Table 5.1-5 The Description of DISPLAY SETUP Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

STATUS DISPLAY

AUTO

OFF/AUTO

Set whether to display STD information. If the signal input is not equal to "No signal" and this item is auto, the status information will show 15 seconds when the status changed, and then closed automatically.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

AFD DISPLAY

OFF

OFF/ON

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

WFM FORM TYPE

NORMAL

 MODE1  MODE2  VECT100  VECT75  WAVE

FORM

 OFF

Switch the display mode among mode1, mode2, vector100, vector75 and wave form.

LINE WAVE

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to show line wave, as shown in Figure 5.1-18.

LINE WAVE NUMBER

260

As shown in Table 5.1-6.

Set the position of line WFM.

WFM OVER LIMIT

50~100

Set the over limit of WFM.

WFM UNDER LIMIT

0~50

Set the under limit of WFM.

WFM TRANS

OPAQUE

 OPAQUE  TRANS1  TRANS2  TRANS3

Set the transparency of the WFM.

WFM POSITION

LEFT

 LEFT: LEFT

BOT

 RIGHT: BOT

RIGHT

Select the displayed position for WFM.

TIME CODE

OFF

 OFF  D-VITC  LTC  VITC

Set whether to display TC, and select a mode for TC display.

Thereinto, the value of LINE WFM is different according to the type of input signal, as shown in Table 5.1-6.

Table 5.1-6 The Description for LINE WFM Item

Input Signal

Default

Domain Range

576i50

310

23~623

480i60

261

22~524

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Input Signal

Default

Domain Range

720p

386

26~745

1080i50

560

21~1123

1080i60/59.94

1080sf23/23.97

1035i60

557

41~1120

1080p

561

42~1121

The comparison of a normal WFM/Vector and a Line WFM is as shown in Figure 5.1-18:

LINE WFM

WFM

Figure 5.1-18 The LINE WFM and the WFM

 You can call out the vectorscope or wave form and configure its display

mode through

DISPLAYWAVE FORM TYPE

, and configure its display

position through

DISPLAY WFM POSITION

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

details about AFD display.

5.1.6 CLOSED CAPTION Menu

The CLOSED CAPTION menu items are used to set whether to display caption on screen and set the display mode, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-19:

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AUDIO

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

SDI CC LOG

CLOSED CAPTION

OFF

SDI CC TYPE

608 CHANNEL SEL

AUTO1

CC1

Figure 5.1-19 CLOSED CAPTION Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-7:

Table 5.1-7 The Description of CLOSED CAPTION Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

SDI CC LOG

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display CC information.

CLOSED CAPTION

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display caption information.

SDI CC TYPE

AUTO1

 AUTO1: Select to set to

608(VBI) when the SD-SDI signal is input or 608(708) when the HD-SDI signal is input.

 AUTO2: Select to set to

608(ANC) when the SD-SDI signal is input or 608(708) when the HD-SDI signal is input.

 608(708): Select to display the

closed caption signal transmitted by EIA/CEA-708 standards.

 608(ANC): Select to display the

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

Set the closed caption type.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

 608(VBI): Select to display the

closed caption signal of the EIA/CEA-608 standards

 transmitted by using the line 21.

608 CHANNEL SEL

CC1

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

Set the display mode for closed caption for 608(708), 608(ANC) and 608(VBI).

5.1.7 CONFIG Menu

The CONFIG menu items are used to adjust the parameters defined by customers, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-20:

AUDIO

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

PIP POSITION

FAST MODE

FILM MODE DETECT

SUB IN TYPE

SUB IN SELECT

PIP SIZE

AUTO STANDBY

APPEATURE

CONFIG

HORIZONTAL

OFF

PBP

SDI1

LARGE

OFF

LOCK NUMBER 0

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

FLASH NUM

SDI ASSIST MODE

ONCE

OFF

SCREEN SAVER OFF

WIPE LINE DISPLAY WHITE

Figure 5.1-20 CONFIG Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-8:

Table 5.1-8 The Description of CONFIG Menu Items

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

FAST MODE

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to display in fast mode.

FILM MODE DETECT

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to detect film mode.

SUB IN TYPE

PBP

OFF/PBP/PIP /WIPE/BLENDING

Set the display mode of the multiple images on screen.

SUB IN SELECT

SDI1

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

Set the source of slave picture, refer to Table

5.1-10 for the details.

PIP SIZE

LARGE

SMALL/LARGE

Set the size of PIP.

PIP POSITION

BOT LEFT

 BOT LEFT: bottom left  BOT RIGHT: bottom

right

 TOP RIGHT  TOP LEFT

Set the position of PIP.

BACK LIGHT

0~30

Adjust the back light.

AUTO STANDBY

OFF

OFF/ON

Set whether to enable the auto standby mode.

APPERTURE

0~24

Set the picture sharpness.

LOCK NUMBER

XXXXXXXX

Set the lock number.

LANGUAGE

ENGLISH

ENGLISH/CHINESE/ DEUTSCH

Select a language mode.

FLASH NUMBER

ONCE

ONCE/TWICE

Set the flash times for the screen.

SDI ASSIST MODE

OFF

 OFF: to display

normally.

 INTERLACE MODE:

to insert the black line within the interlace signal.

 H FLIP: to reverse the

picture horizontally.

Enable/disable to display in the interlace mode or the flip mode.

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

SCREEN SAVER

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/disable to display in the screen saver.

WIPE LINE DISPLAY

OFF

OFF/WHITE/RED/GREEN /BLUE/YELLOW/CYAN /MEGENTA/BLACK/

Set whether to display the wipe line, and select a color for it.

1. Display Multiple Images

This monitor allows simultaneous display of two input signals on the monitor’s screen. This function is convenient for making instant adjustments between two input signals in just one monitor, and it helps with color adjustment, setting of camera frames, special effects creation and computer graphics (CG) work etc.

It will introduce the display mode, settings and signal source selection for the multiple images on screen as follows.

(1) Display Mode

This device provides four modes for picture & picture display: PIP, PBP, WIPE, BLENDING, and the relevant relationship of the two pictures are as shown in Figure 5.1-21:

INPUT1 INPUT2

INPUT1

INPUT2

PIP PBP

INPUT1

WIPE

INPUT1 INPUT2

BLENDING

INPUT2

Figure 5.1-21 Multiple Inputs



PIP

(Picture in Picture)

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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 as shown in Figure 5.1-22 :

Figure 5.1-22 The Position Relationship in PIP Mode

And you can adjust the display size by the PIP SIZE item, and there are two kinds of outlines for the slave picture, as shown in Figure 5.1-23:

PIP SIZE=SMALL

PIP SIZE=LARGE

Main

Picture

Slave

Picture

Main

Picture

Slave

Picture

Figure 5.1-23 The Size for the Slave Picture

In PIP mode, it displays the WFM or Audio Meter only for the signal of the main picture.



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, and the position relationship of the main picture and the slave

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picture is as shown Figure 5.1-24:

PBP

Main

Picture

Slave

Picture

Figure 5.1-24 PBP Mode

In PBP mode, it displays the WFM or Audio Meter only for the signal of the current picture. The current picture is labeled by a triangle, as shown in Figure 5.1-24, at the bottom center of the picture. You can select the current picture by the WIN SELECT command assigned to a function key. When the main picture is set as the current picture, and the WFM is set as displayed, the WFM could only be displayed at the left bottom of the screen, as shown in Figure 5.1-25, and meantime, the Audio Meter will be display only at the top position (Top left or Top right) at the screen in case of collision.

PBP

Main

Picture

Slave

Picture

Figure 5.1-25 Position Relationship of WFM and the Current Picture

When the slave picture is set as the current picture, and the WFM is set as displayed, the WFM could only be displayed at the right bottom of the screen, as shown in Figure 5.1-26, and meantime, the Audio Meter will be display only at the top position (Top left or Top right) at the screen in case of collision.

PBP

Main

Picture

Slave

Picture

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Figure 5.1-26 Position Relationship of WFM and the Current Picture



WIPE

The area of the two pictures to be displayed is selected using a vertical WIPE pattern. This function is convenient when picture detail of the two images must be examined on a pixel basis, and it is normally used to review still images.

 Set the ratio of the two pictures: In WIPE mode, use UP or

DOWN

key to adjust the compared ratio of the two pictures on screen. The range is from -64 to 64.

 Set the color of wipe line: In WIPE mode, select the menu item

Config WIPE LINE DISPLAY

for the color and the appearance

of wipe line, as shown in Figure 5.1-27:

INPUT1

WIPE LINE DISPLAY=OFF

INPUT2 INPUT1 INPUT2

WIPE LINE DISPLAY=RED

Figure 5.1-27 Wipe Line Display Mode



BLENDING

The two pictures are overlapped for display in blending mode, and the mix ratio is adjustable. This function is useful to verify whether a foreground signal is accurately keyed into the background signal, or when combining shoots with live action and computer-generated effects. In BLENDING mode, use UP or DOWN key to adjust the mix ratio of the two pictures on screen.

 Make sure the two input signals compared in WIPE mode or BLENDING

mode must be full synchronization.

 Set a mode for picture & picture display in the menu item

CONFIG SUB

IN TYPE DISPLAY

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(2) Set Display Mode

The selection for picture & picture display mode contains the following items: OFF, PBP, PIP, WIPE and BLENDING, you can switch the selection as instructed below:

 Method 1: By menu item.

Select the menu item Config SUB IN TYPE, use ENTER, UP or DOWN key to select a display mode.

 Method 2: By function key.

Set PBP function to one function key (F1~F5). Select the menu item FUNCTION KEY F1 for example, and assign its sub-item value as PBP, as shown in Figure 5.1-28:

F1 WIPEPBP

F2 OFFNATIVE

FUNCTION

F3 4:3ASPECT

F4 MAINWIN SELECT

F5 NORMALSCAN

Figure 5.1-28 Set the Function Key as PBP

(3) Scope for the signal source of the slave picture

The selection scope of the signal source for the slave picture will be changing with the main picture's source, as shown in Table 5.1-10:

Table 5.1-9 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

  

   

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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.

 Set the signal source for the main picture: press

INPUT

key on the front panel to display the SOURCE list, select an input signal source as the main source.

 Set the signal source for the slave picture: press

key on the front panel to display the OSD menu list, and select the menu item

CONFIG SUB IN SELECT

to set an input signal source as the slave

source.

 Select input source format for LINE2: For the LINE2(CVBS) interface, the

LINE2(Y/C) interface and the LINE2(YPSPR) interface share the same

group of physical interfaces, select the signal source format for LINE2

according to the line connection mode. When select a signal source format

for LINE2, you can set the menu item

INPUT SELECTLINE2

as CVBS,

LINE2(Y/C) or LINE2(YPBPR), in addition, press INPUT button to pop up

the source list for LINE2 selection.

2. Set SDI ASSIST MODE

 Interlace Mode

Interlace Display mode offers faithful reproduction of the input signal, the picture is displayed in interlace mode by inserting the black line without I/P conversion processing. The picture near the original quality of the input signal is monitored.

Select the menu item

CONFIG SDI ASSIST MODEN

to be set to

ITERLACE MODE,

thus to display these inputs as a true interlace display.

The display result in the

INTERLACE MODE

is as shown in Figure 5.1-29:

INTERLACEOFF

Figure 5.1-29 Interlace Mode

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 The

INTERLACE MODE

function is not available in PIP, PBP, WIPE, FLIP,

or BLENDING mode.

 The

INTERLACE MODE

function is available for SDI inputs.

 FLIP Mode

The input signal has been inverted horizontally by a mirror type in FLIP Display mode.

Select the menu item

CONFIG SDI ASSIST MODEN

to be set to

H FLIP,

thus to inverse these inputs horizontally.

The display result in the

Horizontal FLIP MODE

is as shown in Figure

5.1-30:

OFF FLIP HORIZONTALLY

Figure 5.1-30 Horizontal Flip Mode

 The

H FLIP MODE

function is not available in WIPE, INTERLACE, or

BLENDING mode.

 The Wave Form of the input signal in

H FLIP

mode will not be inversed

horizontally.

3. Screen Saver

The Screen Saver function is used to detect a still image on the screen, in order to protect the screen of the monitor

 ON: When a still image is displayed on the screen for 10 minutes or

more, the brightness of the screen is automatically reduced to its lowest to prevent burn-in of the screen(Contrast=0). The brightness returns to normal if you input a moving image or operate any key on

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the front panel, meanwhile, the

POWER

indicator starts flashing rapidly for one minute (it flashes in turn with red, green, yellow, white color) before the screen saver is activated. After that, the flashing goes slowly in red when the screen saver is activated.



OFF

: Disables the screen saver function.

4. Auto Standby

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



ON: AUTO STANDBY

is set to ON to enable the auto standby mode. Thus, the auto standby will be activated when detecting no signal input or signal disappeared for 10 seconds or more, and there will be a prompt during the process, as shown in Figure 5.1-31:

Going into Standby Mode

Figure 5.1-31 Entering the Auto Standby Mode

Press POWER button when the monitor is in operation mode, it will go into auto standby mode, and the POWER indicator is lit in yellow. Then, press POWER button again when the monitor is in auto standby mode, it will start up and the POWER indicator is lit in green.



OFF: AUTO STANDBY

is set to

OFF

to disable the auto standby mode. It will prompt a power off confirmation window when turn off the monitor by press the

POWER

button.

Press POWER button when the monitor is in operation mode, it will prompt a power off confirmation window, as shown in Figure 5.1-32, press ∧(UP) or ∨(DOWN) button to select Yes or No. Select Yes and press ENTER button to confirm, it will power off the monitor, then the POWER indicator is lit in red, otherwise, Select No and press ENTER button to confirm, it will cancel the power off operation, and the POWER indicator is still lit in green.

Are you sure to power off?

Yes

POWER OFF CONFIRM

Figure 5.1-32 Prompt for Power Off

 When the AUTO STANDBY is set to ON, the device will be standby when

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the signal is disappeared for 10s.

 The length of LOCK NUMBER is up to 8 characters, you can use the

combination of these characters: number (0 to 9) and letter (A to Z). Press

ENTER

to edit the LOCK NUMBER, than use UP or

DOWN

to select

characters, than press

ENTER

to go to next character, press

to exit

editor.

5.1.8 COLOR TEMP Menu

The COLOR TEMP menu items are used to adjust GAMMA, the color temperature parameters and the color balance, etc. The menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-33:

AUDIO

CONFIG

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

COLOR TEMP

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

GREEN BIAS

COLOR TEMP

RED GAIN

GREEN GAIN

BLUE GAIN

RED BIAS

BLUE BIAS

D65

128

COLOR TEMP

COPY FROM

RESET

D65

COLOR SPACE AUTO

GAMMA 2.2

Figure 5.1-33 COLOR TEMP 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 COLOR TEMP Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

GAMMA

2.2

 2.2  2.4  D-CINE

Set GAMMA.

COLOR TEMP

D65

 USER1:

Customized by user

Set color temperature

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

 USER2:

Customized by user

 D55: 5500K  D61: 6100K  D65: 6500K  D93: 9300K  D-CINE

RED GAIN

128

0~256

Adjust the Red Gain

GREEN GAIN

128

0~256

Adjust the Green Gain BLUE GAIN

128

0~256

Adjust the Blue Gain

RED BIAS

-127~127

Adjust the Red Offset

GREEN BIAS

-127~127

Adjust the Green Offset BLUE BIAS

-127~127

Adjust the Blue Offset

COPY FROM

D65

 D55: 5500K  D61: 6100K  D65: 6500K  D93: 9300K

Copy this parameter value to USER

RESET

Reset the Gain and Offset values to the product originals

COLOR SPACE

EBU

AUTO/EBU/SMPTE-C/ ITU-709/D-CINE/USER

Select the color matrix

Hereinto, the available range for various color space and color temperature is different from the value of GAMMA, the details are as shown in Table 5.1-11:

Table 5.1-11 The Relationship of COLOR TEMP and GAMMA and

COLOR SPACE

GAMMA COLOR SPACE

COLOR TEMPERATURE

AUTO

EBU

SMPTE-C

ITU-709

D-CINE

USER

2.2

  

 

USER1/USER2/D55/D61/D65/D93

2.4

  

 

USER1/USER2/D55/D61/D65/D93

2.6(D-CINE)



USER1/USER2/D-CINE

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

USER1 and USER2 mode. If the COLOR TEMP is set to

USER1

USER2

with customized settings, you can select the menu item

COLOR TEMP



RESET

command to restore product originals for Gains and Offsets, and

press

ENTER

button to confirm the reset operation.

 The default luminance is 48cd/m2 if GAMMA is set as D-CINE, and the

default luminance is 100cd/m2 if GAMMA is set as 2.2 or 2.4.

5.1.9 FUNCTION KEY Menu

The FUNCTION KEY menu items are used to assign function to the function key (F1~F5) on the front panel, and adjust the value of the function parameter. The menu items of FUNCTION KEY are as shown in Figure 5.1-34:

AUDIO

GPI

MAIN

FUNCTION KEY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

FUNCTION KEY

SCAN

NATIVE

ASPECT

OFF

F5 OFF

Figure 5.1-34 FUNCTION KEY Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-12:

Table 5.1-12 The Description of FUNCTION KEY Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

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SCAN

SCAN, NATIVE, ASPECT, BLUE ONLY, MONO, MARKER, H/V DELAY, AUDIO METER, FAST MODE, TC, IMD, MUTE, PBP, CC, FREEZE, WIN SELECT, FOCUS ASSIST, LUMA ZOOM CHECK, UNDEF

Set a function to F1 button

NATIVE

the same as F1

Set a function to F2 button

ASPECT

the same as F1

Set a function to F3 button

UNDEF

the same as F1

Set a function to F4 button

UNDEF

the same as F1

Set a function to F5 button

1. SCAN

This product supports the following scan modes:

NORMAL OVER UNDER

Set the function button as [SCAN], press the button continuously to activate various scan modes.

 OVER: Zooms in/out of the image to 96% of its original size

without changing the aspect ratio.

 NORMAL: Zooms in/out of the image without changing the aspect

ratio.

 UNDER: Zooms in/out of the image without changing the aspect

ratio. Also, displays the data at the top of the horizontal blanking block.

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 5.1-13:

Table 5.1-13 The Relationship of Input Signal Formats and Its Aspects

Input Signal

Default

Value Range

Input Signal Formats

4:3

 4:3  16:9

PAL NTSC 480I60/59.94

576I50 480P60/59.94 576P50

16:9

 16:9

720P24/23.97

1080I50

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Input Signal

Default

Value Range

Input Signal Formats

 2.39:1

720P25 720P30/29.97 720P50 720P60/59.94 1080SF24/23.97 1035I60/59.94

1080I60/59.94 1080P24/23.97 1080P25 1080P30/29.97 1080P50 1080P60/59.94

1.896:1

 1.896:1  2.39:1

2048X1080PSF24/23.97 2048X1080PSF25 2048X1080PSF30/29.97 2048X1080P24/23.97 2048X1080P25

2048X1080P30/29.97 2048X1080P48/47.94 2048X1080P50 2048X1080P60/59.94

3. FREEZE

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

4. BLUE ONLY

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

6. Value for function keys

The indicator of the function key will light in white when press it down, and it will light in green when the value of the function key is assigned as the special value, the values of the function keys and their special values are listed as shown in Table 5.1-14:

Table 5.1-14 The Value Range and the Special Value for FUNCTION

Keys

Value Items

Special Value

Value Range

Description

SCAN

 OVER SCAN  UNDER SCAN

 OVER SCAN  NORMAL  UNDER SCAN

Set the scan mode NATIVE

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the native mode

ASPECT

As shown in Table

5.1-13

As shown in Table

5.1-13

Set the aspect ration

BLUE ONLY

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the blue only mode

MONO

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the mono

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Value Items

Special Value

Value Range

Description

mode

MARKER

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the display of markers, the function is as the same as the setting of the menu item “MARKER”” MARKER”

H/V DELAY

 H DELAY  V DELAY  H/V DELAY

 OFF  H DELAY  V DELAY  H/V DELAY

Enable or disable the display of H/V DELAY, and set its display mode

AUDIO METER

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the audio meter

FAST MODE

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the fast mode

 VITC  LTC  D-VITC

 OFF  VITC  LTC  D-VITC

Enable or disable the display of TC, and set its display mode

IMD

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the display of IMD

MUTE

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the mute function

PBP

 PBP  PIP  WIPE  BLENDING

 OFF  PBP  PIP  WIPE  BLENDING

Enable or disable the display of multiple screens, and set its display mode

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the close caption function

FREEZE

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the screen freeze mode

WIN SELECT

SUB

MAIN/SUB

Set the current screen icon in PBP mode

FOCUS ASSIST

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the focus assist function

LUMA ZOOM CHECK

ON/OFF

Enable or disable the luma zoom check function

SDI ASSIST MODE

 INTERLACE

MODE

 H FLIP

 OFF  INTERLACE

MODE

Enable/disable to display in the interlace mode or the flip mode.

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Value Items

Special Value

Value Range

Description

 H FLIP

 Press F1~F5 button to activate the assigned function and adjust the

parameter value.

 The

SCAN

mode or the ASPECT mode is not selectable when Native mode

is set to ON.

 Particularly, when the

PBP

function is assigned to a function key, press this

function key to select the display mode for picture & picture display, and if

the function value is

WIPE

BLENDING

, you can use ∧(

UP)

∨

(

DOWN)

key to assist in adjusting the compared ratio for WIPE or the mix

ratio for BLENDING.

5.1.10 GPI Menu

The GPI menu items are used to define functions to GPI1~GPI6, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-35:

AUDIO

MAIN

GPI

FUNCTION KEY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

GPI1

GPI2

GPI

TALLY GREEN

TALLY RED

GPI3

GPI4

NATIVE

BLUE ONLY

GPI5 MONO

GPI6 H/V DELAY

Figure 5.1-35 GPI Menu

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The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-15:

Table 5.1-15 The Description of GPI Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

GPI1

TALLY GREEN

UNDEF, AREA MARKER, CENTER MARKER, SAFETY MARKER, ASPECT, NATIVE, OVER SCAN, UNDER SCAN, BLUE ONLY, MONO, DELAY, V DELAY, H/V DELAY, SDI1, SDI2, LINE1, LINE2, HDMI, TALLY GREEN, TALLY RED

Set a function to GPI1

GPI2

TALLY RED

the same as GPI1

Set a function to GPI2

GPI3

UNDEF

the same as GPI1

Set a function to GPI3

GPI4

UNDEF

the same as GPI1

Set a function to GPI4

GPI5

UNDEF

the same as GPI1

Set a function to GPI5

GPI6

UNDEF

the same as GPI1

Set a function to GPI6

 Assign functions to GPI1~GPI6, some is level triggered, and some is edge

triggered, refer to Table 5.1-16 for the details.

 GPI control: when it changes it would be as a control value of response

control. If the level does not change, but there are other control caused by

changes in the control value, perform this change. When boot, detect the

GPI input status after initialization. If a GPI value is low, the monitor will

control the corresponding operation. The TALLY is directly control by the

level.

Table 5.1-16 The Description for GPI Items and Their Trigger

Items

Function

Trigger

AREA MARKER

Enable/Disable the display of area marker.

Low: Enabled; High: Disabled

CENTER

Enable/Disable the display of

Low: Enabled; High: Disabled

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Items

Function

Trigger

MARKER

center marker.

SAFETY MARKER

Enable/Disable the display of safety marker.

Low: Enabled; High: Disabled

ASPECT

Set the aspect ratio.

Low: 16:9; High: 4:3

MONO

Switch between the monochrome and color.

Low: MONO; High: NORMAL

OVER SCAN

Switch scan mode between over and normal.

Low: OVER; High: NORMAL

UNDER SCAN

Switch scan mode between under and normal.

Low: UNDER; High: NORMAL

BLUE ONLY

Switch between blue only and normal.

Low: BLUE ONLY; High: NORMAL

NATIVE

Switch between native and normal.

Low: NATIVE(In center); High: NORMAL

H DELAY

Switch between H delay and normal.

Low: H DELAY; High: NORMAL

V DELAY

Switch between V delay and normal.

Low: V DELAY; High: NORMAL

H/V DELAY

Switch between H/V delay and normal.

Low: H/V DELAY; High: NORMAL

SDI1

Switch the input source to SDI1.

Switch at the falling edge, when switching to the other input, exit.

SDI2

Switch the input source to SDI2.

Switch at the falling edge, when switching to the other input, exit.

LINE1

Switch the input source to

LINE1.

Switch at the falling edge, when switching to the other input, exit.

LINE2

Switch the input source to

LINE2.

Switch at the falling edge, when switching to the other input, exit.

HDMI

Switch the input source to

HDMI.

Switch at the falling edge, when switching to the other input, exit.

TALLY GREEN

Light the green tally.

Low: ON; High: OFF

TALLY RED

Light the red tally.

Low: ON; High: OFF

5.1.11 IMD Menu

The IMD menu items are used to adjust the parameters defined for IMD display, the menu items are as shown in Figure 5.1-36:

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AUDIO

CONFIG

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

COLOR TEMP

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

IMD NAME

IMD DISPLAY

IMD COLOR

IMD CHARACTER

IMD PROTOCOL

IMD ID

BAUD RATE

LED TALLY

OSD TALLY MODE

IMD

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

RED

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

LOCAL

38400

OFF

IMD TALLY MODE T1

TALLY SOURCE STANDARD

Figure 5.1-36 IMD Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-17:

Table 5.1-17 The Description of IMD Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

IMD DISPLAY

OFF/ON

Set whether to display IMD CHARACTER on screen.

IMD COLOR

RED

 RED  GREEN  YELLOW  WHITE

Set the color for IMD CHARACTER.

IMD CHARACTER

XXXXXXXX

Set the IMD string displayed on the screen. After entering this item, press Up or Down to choose your character for this IMD string.

IMD PROTOCAL

LOCAL

 LOCAL  TSL3.1  TSL4.0  TSL5.0  IMAGE VIDEO  NETWORK

Select an IMD protocol

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

IMD ID

0~255

Set the ID number for each monitor

IMD NAME

XXXXXXXX

Set an IMD name for each screen.

BAUD RATE

38400

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

Select a baud rate for communication.

LED TALLY

OFF/ON

Set whether to switch on tally light.

OSD TALLY MODE

 RG: Red/Green  GR: Green only  RGY:

Red/Green/Yellow

 OFF: No tally light

Select the OSD Tally mode. Only the TALLY SOURCE is STANDARD or STANDARD + IV422, the setting is available.

IMD TALLY MODE

T1/T2/T1T2/T2T1/T1-/ T2-/T1T2-/T2T1-

Select the IMD Tally mode. Use this setting when using the Image Video tally control, this setting will determine the state which is selected.

TALLY SOURCE

STANDARD

STANDARD/IMAGE VIDEO/TSL

Select the source for LED tally source

1. OSD TALLY MODE

The OSD TALLY MODE is available, only when setting IMD MenuTALLY SOURCE as Standard. Set GPI1 as TALLY GREEN and GPI2 as TALLY RED in GPI menu, the status of OSD TALLY and LED TALLY when the Tally connector gets the high/low level are listed as shown in Table 5.1-18:

Table 5.1-18 The status of OSD TALLY and LED TALLY When Triggering

the Tally Pins

OSD TALLY MODE

Green TALLY

Red TALLY

Illustration

LED TALLY

OFF

0/1

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OSD TALLY MODE

Green TALLY

Red TALLY

Illustration

LED TALLY

RGY

 If IMD DISPLAY item is ON, the IMD CHARACTER in the black bar will

display on the center bottom of the screen.

 The length of IMD NAME and IMD CHARACTER is up to 16 characters,

alphabets, numbers and special symbols are available. Press

ENTER

edit the IMD characters, than use

∧(Up)

and

∨(Down)

to select

characters, than press

ENTER

to go to next character, press

to exit

editor.

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5.1.12 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 5.1-37:

AUDIO

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

OFF

Figure 5.1-37 KEY INHIBIT Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 5.1-7:

Table 5.1-19 The Description of KEY INHIBIT Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

KEY INHIBIT

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/Disable the key.

 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, ENTER

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.

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5.2 Menu Settings

When checking or modifying the value of the menu item, cooperating with the following buttons: MENU, UP, DOWN, ENTER.

1. Operations to the Main menu



Display the Main Menu

Press MENU button to enter into the main menu, it displays at the top left corner of the screen.



Switch menu items

After displaying the main menu, press UP or DOWN button to choose a menu item, the menu item selected is in yellow. For example, you have selected Status menu, as shown in Figure 5.2-1.

CLOSED CAPTION

INPUT SELECT

MARKER

AUDIO

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

MODEL

INPUT

FORMAT

COLOR TEMP

SCAN MODE

FAST MODE

SERIAL NUMBER

IP ADDRESS

COLOR VERSION

STATUS

XCM-250-3G

SDI1

NO SIGNAL

D65

OVER

OFF

XCM2502014070001

192.168.1.86

2015 -1 -5.4

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

Figure 5.2-1 Selecting STATUS Menu



Back to the Main menu

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



Close the Main menu

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

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

do nothing operation with it in 60s.

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2. Operations to sub-menu item



Display the sub-menu item

After display the Main menu, press UP or DOWN button to select a menu item, and the right part displays its sub-menu items according to the current selected menu item.



Switch sub-menu items

After displaying the sub-menu items list, press ENTER button to enter into the sub-menu items list, press UP or DOWN button to choose a sub-menu item, a yellow rectangle is in front of the selected sub-menu item.



Back to menu item

After entering to the sub-menu item value, press MENU button to back to menu items, or after setting the sub-menu item value and press Enter button to firm the modification, the control icon is back to the corresponding sub-menu item, as shown in Figure 5.2-2:

OFF

INPUT SELECT

SDI1

INPUT SELECT

SDI1 OFF

Figure 5.2-2 The Control Icon Moves from the Sub-menu Item Value to

the Corresponding Sub-menu Item

3. Operations to sub-menu item value



Switch sub-menu item value

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



Confirm the modification to sub-menu item value

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

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

unmodifiable.

4. 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 5.2-3, the current control icon is in ENGLISH.

AUDIO

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

PIP POSITION

FAST MODE

FILM MODE DETECT

SUB IN TYPE

SUB IN SELECT

PIP SIZE

AUTO STANDBY

APPEATURE

CONFIG

HORIZONTAL

OFF

PBP

SDI1

LARGE

OFF

LOCK NUMBER 0

LANGUAGE ENGLISH

FLASH NUM

SDI ASSIST MODE

ONCE

OFF

SCREEN SAVER OFF

WIPE LINE DISPLAY WHITE

Figure 5.2-3 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 5.2-4, press ENTER button to confirm the modification.

输入设置

显示设置

色彩配置功能键设置 GPI设置

主菜单

系统配置

隐藏字幕

音频设置

标记设置

状态显示

IMD设置按键锁定

PIP位置

快速模式电影模式检测子画面类型子画面输入源 PIP大小

自动关机清晰度

系统配置

右下

关闭关闭

PBP

SDI1

小

关闭

授权码

语言中文闪烁次数 SDI辅助模式

一次

关闭屏幕保护关闭划像线显示白色

Figure 5.2-4 Switching the Value of LANGUAGE

Step 4 Exit the main menu

Click MENU button to exit the main menu.

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Chapter 6 Network Control

XCM-250 supports network interface. Connect a computer with XCM-250 through this interface to achieve the network control to XCM-250.

 The network address of the computer which is connected with XCM-250

and the network address of XCM-250 must be in the same segment.

This chapter will introduce how to set and check the parameters of XCM-250 in Internet Explorer.

6.1 Access the settings

Use Internet Explorer to enter into a web control page. For example, input

http://192.168.1.86 in address bar, it will display the then, press Enter key, the

management interface of XCM-250 is shown as in Figure 6.1-1:

Figure 6.1-1 Network Control Page

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6.2 Menu Control

Open the management interface as shown in Figure 6.2-1, the menu items listed in the left part are almost as the same as the main menu items.

Figure 6.2-1 Management Interface

As shown in Figure 6.2-1, the management interface is divided into the following parts:

1. Input Source Selection Button

It is used to selecting an input source as the input signal, such as: SDI1, SDI2, LINE1, LINE2(CVBS), HDMI. The selecting box of "Apply to All" at the right side is used to synchronize the settings for all the other kinds of input sources.

2. Navigation menu list

It shows the navigation menus: STATUS, ADJUST, VIDEO DISPLAY, INPUT SETUP, MARKER, AUDIO, DISPLAY, CLOSE CAPTION, CONFIG, COLOR TEMPERATURE, FUNCTION KEY, GPI, IMD and SYSTEM. Click the navigation menu, it will show the corresponding

settings on the right side. The menu items in main menu on screen

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display are mostly as the same as the menu items listed in navigation

menus except SYSTEM, ADJUST and VIDEO DISPLAY.

3. Parameter list

It shows the parameter names, values and operation buttons of the selected navigation menu, as shown in the red rectangle in Figure 6.2-2. The title in the yellow rectangle of the parameter list and the parameter list will change with the navigation menu when switched.

Figure 6.2-2 Parameter List



There may be a “(S)” icon followed by some parameter name in the

parameter list, it is mean that this parameter is only a local parameter for

the current selected signal source, otherwise, the parameter is global and

the modification is valid for all signal sources.



The

SET

button is used to confirm the modification of the parameter value.

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6.2.1 ADJUST Menu

It will introduce ADJUST menu. Click

ADJUST

button at the left navigation menu list, it will display the

adjust parameters, as shown in Figure 6.2-3:

Figure 6.2-3 ADJUST Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 6.2-1:

Table 6.2-1 The Description of ADJUST Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

CONTRAST

0~100

Adjust the picture contrast

BRIGHTNES S

0~100

Adjust the picture brightness

CHROMA

0~100

Adjust the picture monochroma

MONO

NORMAL

NORMAL/MONO

Enable/disable Monochrome mode,

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Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

normal mode is actually the color mode

MUTE

Current Audio Level

Current Audio Level /MUTE

Enable/disable the audio monitor

FREEZE

OFF

OFF/ON

Enable/disable the current picture to be stopped or played.

WIN SOURCE

MAIN

MAIN/SUB

Set the picture displaying mode in full mode or in sub-picture mode.

HD ASPECT

16:9

2.39:1/16:9

Set the aspect ratio

WIPE H SHIFT

-64~64

Set the wipe line position according to the wipe ratio.

BLENDING LEVEL

-64~64

Set the blending ratio. VOLUME

0~31

Adjust the volume

6.2.2 VIDEO DISPLAY Menu

It will introduce VIDEO DISPLAY menu. Click

VIDEO DISPLAY

button at the left navigation menu list, it will display

the video display parameters, as shown in Figure 6.2-4:

Figure 6.2-4 VIDEO DISPLAY Menu

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

Table 6.2-2:

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Table 6.2-2 The Description of VIDEO DISPLAY Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

SCAN

NORMAL

 NORMAL  OVERSCAN  UNDERSCAN

Set the scan mode NATIVE

OFF

OFF/ON

Whether to display the picture dot by dot

6.2.3 SYSTEM Menu

It will introduce SYSTEM menu. Click

SYSTEM

button at the left navigation menu list, it will display the

system parameters, as shown in Figure 6.2-5:

Figure 6.2-5 System Menu

The relationship of Items, Default Value, Domain Range and Description of the sub-item is shown in Table 6.2-3:

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Table 6.2-3 The Description of System Menu Items

Items

Default Value

Domain Range

Description

IP 192.168.1.86

IP address

MASK

255.255.255.0

- Subnet mask

Gateway

192.168.1.1

- Gateway address

LOCK NUMBER

XXXXXX

- Set the Serial Number

MPU Version

Product information

FPGA Version

Product information

NCU Version

311

Product information

6.2.4 Other Menus

For the menu items in management interface are almost as the same as the menu items in the Main menu on screen, there will be no further description about their meanings and value range in this chapter, refer to “Chapter 5 Functionality of the Main Menu” for the details about

STATUS

VIDEO CONFIG, AUDIO CONFIG, MARKER, DISPLAY, USER CONFIG

COLOR TEMPERATURE

and so on.

6.3 Parameter Settings

It will introduce how to modify parameter values in management interface in the followings. For example: modify Meter Select in AUDIO menu. Click AUDIO button to display its parameter list, as shown in Figure 6.3-1, the corresponding screen main menu is shown as in Figure 6.3-2:

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Figure 6.3-1 Parameter List for AUDIO

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

AUDIO

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

METER DIRECTION

AUDIO SOURCE

SPEAK OUT L

SPEAK OUT R

AUDIO METER

METER SELECT

METER POSITION

METER DIS MODE

REF LEVEL

AUDIO

HORIZONTAL

AUDIO1

EBD CH1

OFF

CH1-2

TOP

MODE1

-20dB

OVER LEVEL -10dB

Figure 6.3-2 Screen Main Menu for AUDIO

Click button to display the drop-down value list for the parameter, as shown in Figure 6.3-3, for example, modify “CH1-2” to “G1”.

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Figure 6.3-3 Display the Drop Down Value List of Meter Select(S)

Click button to confirm the selection and the page is refreshed. You

can check the modification on the screen menu, the results are the same as shown in Figure 6.3-4 and Figure 6.3-5:

Figure 6.3-4 Modify the Value of a Parameter

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 The volume can be checked and modified in adjust menu on screen

adjustment, or in

Volume

item of

ADJUST

menu in management interface.

CLOSED CAPTION

DISPALY

CONFIG

COLOR TEMP

FUNCTION KEY

GPI

MAIN

AUDIO

MARKER

INPUT SELECT

STATUS

IMD

KEY INHIBIT

METER DIRECTION

AUDIO SOURCE

SPEAK OUT L

SPEAK OUT R

AUDIO METER

METER SELECT

METER POSITION

METER DIS MODE

REF LEVEL

AUDIO

HORIZONTAL

AUDIO1

EBD CH1

OFF

TOP

MODE1

-20dB

OVER LEVEL -10dB

Figure 6.3-5 The Value is Modified Simultaneously on Screen Menu

Likewise, if you modify the value of a parameter on screen menu first, you may check the same changing result in management interface through network connection.

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Specifications

Chapter 7 Specifications

1. Product detailed information

Specification

Values

Picture performance

Picture size (Diagonal)

24.5”

Screen Dimension

580(H) x 404(V) x 57.7(D)

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Display Area(mm)

543.36(H)×305.64(V)

Viewing Angle

178°(H)x178°(V)

Color Depth

1.073G colors (RGB 10-bits)

Resolution

1920(H)×1080(V)

Pixel Pitch(mm)

0.283(H)×0.283(V)

Pixel Efficiency

99.99%

Panel Frame Rate

48Hz, 50Hz, 60Hz

Standard Luminance

100 cd/㎡(100% white signal input)

Color Temperature

D55/D61/D65/ D93/User Defined

Color Space

ITU-R BT.709/EBU/SMPTE-C/D-Cine

Interface Characteristic

Video Input Interface

CVBS, YPbPr, 3G/HD/SD-SDI, HDMI

Video Output Interface

CVBS, YPbPr, 3G/HD/SD-SDI

Audio Input Interface

2CH analog stereo, 5dBu , Impedance≥47K, RCA(X4)

Audio Output Interface

1CH analog stereo, 5dBu, Impedance≤500Ω, RCA(X2)

Audio Output Interface

Headphone output (mini jack 3.5mm)

Control Interface

GPI(6GPI input RJ45)X1

RS485(Cascade RJ45) X2

Ethernet(10/100M adaptive RJ45) X1

Signal Standard

SMPTE 424M, SMPTE 292M, SMPTE 259M, SMPTE 297M, SMPTE ST 2048-2

SDI Connector

BNC per IEC 169-8

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Specification

Values

Input/Output Impedance SDI 75Ω(unbalanced)

LINE 75Ω(loop-through, with automatic termination)

SDI Transmission Distance

3G –SDI: 70m (max.)

HD –SDI: 100m (max.)

SD-SDI: 200m (max.)

Differential Phase

<1.5°

General

Power Adapter

Input: AC 100~240V/50/60Hz Output: DC 24V 6.67A

Power Consumption

Approx.120W (max.)/ Approx.65W(avg.)

Operating Temperature

0°C~35°C

Operating Humidity

0%~90% (no condensation)

Storage Temperature

-20°C~60°C

Storage Humidity

0%~90%

Operating Pressure

Lower than 2000 meter(above sea level)

2. Input/Output Resolution, Aspect Ratio and Native

Input Signal

ASPECT RATIO

NORMAL SCAN

OVER SCAN

UNDER SCAN

NATIVE

Input

Output

Input

Output

Input

Output

Input

PAL 4:3

720X576 1440x1080

684x547 1440x1080

720X576 1368X1026

720X576 16:9

1920X1080

1824X1026

NTSC 4:3

720X483 1440x1080

684x458 1440x1080

720X483 1368X1026

720X483 16:9

1920X1080

1824X1026

480I60/59.94 4:3

720X483 1440x1080

684x458 1440x1080

720X483 1368X1026

720X483 16:9

1920X1080

1824X1026

576I50 4:3

720X576 1440x1080

684x547 1440x1080

720X576 1368X1026

720X576 16:9

1920X1080

1824X1026

480P60/59.94 4:3

720X483 1440x1080

684x458 1440x1080

720X483 1368X1026

720X483 16:9

1920X1080

1824X1026

576P50 4:3

720X576 1440x1080

684x547 1440x1080

720X576 1368X1026

720X576 16:9

1920X1080

1824X1026

720P24/23.97 16：9

1280X720 1920X1080

1216X684 1920X1080

1280X720 1824X1026

1280X720

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

720P25 16：9

1280X720 1920X1080

1216X684 1920X1080

1280X720 1824X1026

1280X720

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

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Input Signal

ASPECT RATIO

NORMAL SCAN

OVER SCAN

UNDER SCAN

NATIVE

Input

Output

Input

Output

Input

Output

Input

720P30/29.97 16：9

1280X720 1920X1080

1216X684 1920X1080

1280X720 1824X1026

1280X720

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

720P50 16：9

1280X720 1920X1080

1216X684 1920X1080

1280X720 1824X1026

1280X720

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

720P60/59.94 16：9

1280X720 1920X1080

1216X684 1920X1080

1280X720 1824X1026

1280X720

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080SF24/23. 97

16：9

1920X1080 1920X1080

1824X1026 1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1035I60/59.94

16：9

1920X1080

1824X1026

1920X1080

1824X1026

1920X1035

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080I50 16：9

1920X1080

1824X1026

1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080I60/59.94 16：9

1920X1080

1824X1026

1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080P24/23.9 7

16：9

1920X1080

1824X1026

1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080P25 16：9

1920X1080

1824X1026

1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080P30/29.9 7

16：9

1920X1080 1920X1080

1824X1026 1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080P50 16：9

1920X1080 1920X1080

1824X1026 1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

1080P60/59.9 4

16：9

1920X1080 1920X1080

1824X1026 1920X1080

1920X1080 1824X1026

1920X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080PS F24/23.97

1.896:1

2048X1080 1920X1013

1946X1026 1920X1013

2048X1080 1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080PS F25

1.896:1

2048X1080 1920X1013

1946X1026 1920X1013

2048X1080 1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080PS F30/29.97

1.896:1

2048X1080 1920X1013

1946X1026 1920X1013

2048X1080 1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080P2 4/23.97

1.896:1

2048X1080 1920X1013

1946X1026 1920X1013

2048X1080 1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080P2 5

1.896:1

2048X1080 1920X1013

1946X1026 1920X1013

2048X1080 1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080P3

1.896:1

2048X1080

1920X1013

1946X1026

1920X1013

2048X1080

1824X962

2048X1080

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Input Signal

ASPECT RATIO

NORMAL SCAN

OVER SCAN

UNDER SCAN

NATIVE

Input

Output

Input

Output

Input

Output

Input

0/29.97

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080P4 8/47.94

1.896:1

2048X1080 1920X1013

1946X1026 1920X1013

2048X1080 1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080P5 0

1.896:1

2048X1080 1920X1013

1946X1026 1920X1013

2048X1080 1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

2048X1080P6 0/59.94

1.896:1

2048X1080

1920X1013

1946X1026

1920X1013

2048X1080

1824X962

2048X1080

2.39：1

1920X803

1824X763

*Don’t display all OSD when SCAN is NATIVE. *Don’t display MARKER when SCAN is NATIVE.

3. Dimensions

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

Figure 7-1 Front Panel(Unit: mm)

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Figure 7-2 Rear Panel(Unit: mm)

Figure 7-3 Top View(Unit: mm)

Figure 7-4 Side View(Unit: mm)

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 Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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