Panorama HDMon, HDMon-90 User Manual

HDMon Series

User Manual

(Document P/N 821676 Rev-A)

Multi-Format High-Definition Video Monitors

High-Definition LCD Screen with OSD Controls,

Two HD/SD-SDI In and Buffered Out, DVI In,

XGA In, Y/Pb/Pb In, Composite In, S-Video In, Tally, and

Remote PC Control through Ethernet or RS-232 Ports

CONTENTS

Title and Contents .....................................................................................

Important Safety Instuctions and Introduction ............................................

Description and Features ..........................................................................

Applications and Specifications ..................................................................

Installation ..............................................................................................

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

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

Console Operation ....................................................................................

OSD Operation ........................................................................................

OSD Function Chart .................................................................................

Video Signal Support Mode Tables ............................................................

Tally/Remote Interface Connector Pinout and Tally Wiring Specifications .....

HDMon Connector Pinouts ......................................................................

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Important Safety Instructions

1) Read these instructions.

2) Keep these instructions.

3) Heed all warnings.

4) Follow all instructions.

5) Do not use this apparatus near water.

6) Clean only with dry cloth.

7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

8) Do not install near any heat source such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including
amplifiers) that produce heat.

9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades
with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The
wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet,
consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

10) Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs convenience receptacles
and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

12) 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.

13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as when power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or
objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not
operate normally, or has been dropped.

15) Do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.

16) The apparatus shall be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.

CAUTION!

In products featuring an audio amplifier and speakers, the surface at the side of the
unit, where the audio amplifier heat sink is internally attached, may get very hot after
extended operation. When operating the unit excercise caution when touching this
surface and ensure that external materials which may be adversely affected by heat
are not in contact with it. There is a Hot Surface label (see diagram) attached to the
aforementioned surface of the product.

Introduction

Congratulations on your selection of a PANORAMAdtv product. We are confident it represents the best performance and value
available, and we guarantee your satisfaction with it.

If you have questions or comments you may contact us at:

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HDMon Series

High-Resolution Video Monitors

Description

The PANORAMAdtv HDMon Series of video monitors offer an extremely flexible and quality solution to the monitoring
of diverse analog and digital video, including HD-SDI, SD-SDI, DVI, composite, Y-Pb-Pr, S-Video, and RGBHV video
sources. All models may be used on a flat surface or installed into an industry standard EIA 19” wide rack with an optional
rackmount kit.

The HDMon Series is comprised of a number of models featuring different screen sizes. The TFT/LCD screens used are
of exceptionally high quality with up to 85 degrees of off-axis viewing without the image and color distortions normally
associated with LCD displays. These LCD displays offer superb motion plus advanced user adjustable scaling and motion
interpolation for standard definition images.

Problems such as inter-field “jaggies”, mosquito, smear and blending are minimized with our Motion Adaptive Algorithm.
In this process, motion of each Pixel is analyzed for any movement using a motion adaptive processes (3D) for changes
in horizontal, vertical, and diagonal directions. Even though the HDMon Series is primarily designed for 1080 line HD
applications, 525/625-line SD and 720-line HD images are easily displayed by enlargement of the image to fill the screen.
Our advanced I/P system incorporates user selected noise reduction to further analyze each pixel in the enlargement and
interpolation process producing superb images regardless of native resolution. Each signal format can be viewed in the
native resolution using our one-to-one pixel display prior to enlargement.

A wide range of parameters are available for on-screen or remote adjustment including channel isolate, overscan,
underscan, power saving auto off, automatic and manual color temperature, interpolation process (IP), auto source
search. auto setup, dual picture-in-picture (PIP) display, vector/waveform and signal analysis display, CRT color profile
match, and triple gamma select.

The integrated 100Base T Ethernet and RS232 connections provide full remote control via our included Windows
based GUI software application, or you may use our new line of modular designed and configurable audio monitors in
addition to on board controls. Control is even possible with remote systems from other manufacturers. By networking,
a large monitor wall can be easily accessed for control and setup functions. By using a master set-up file, the same
settings can be programmed on all similar models.

Inputs on the rear panel include from one to two HD/SD-SDI multi-rate inputs (with re-clocked outputs) on BNC
connectors, one composite (CVBS) input on BNC connector, one S-Video input on 6-pin mini-DIN connector, one VGA
(PC-RGBHV) input on 15-pin D-sub connector, one Digital Video input on DVI-D connector, and one Y-Pr-Pb
component input on three BNC connectors. Other connectors on the rear panel include an RJ-45 connector for ethernet
connection (10 BASE-T/100 BASE-TX), 9-pin D-sub connector for serial connections to a PC Windows computer, 9-
pin D-sub connector for tally and remote control connections, external 24V DC power connector on 4-pin XLR, and
an internal AC power connector for attaching the supplied IEC-320 power cord.

Features

• Monitors SD/HD-SDI, composite (CVBS), Y-Pr-Pb component, S-Video, Digital Video, and VGA video

• Includes all inputs; no option cards required

• High-resolution TFT LCD display with up to 85 degrees of off-axis viewing with no image anomolies

• Rack-mount or desktop operation without special hardware

• 100Base-T Ethernet for networked control allowing copy and paste set-ups from one HDMon unit to another

• Dual Image Picture-In-Picture display or optional secondary display function for Vector/Waveform and signal analysis

• Adjustable Color Temperature, Overscan/Underscan display, and selectable 16:9 or 4:3 aspect ratios

• Selectable Interpolation Process (I/P) for motion, scaling, and de-interlacing

• Factory matched to typical CRT color profile

• Automatic set-up and Auto Source Search

• Energy saving Auto Off when signal is not present

• Assignable Hot Keys and User buttons

• Video display settings are automatically saved by input.( i.e. different contrast setting for SDI 1 and S-Video sources).

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Applications

The HDMon Series is suited to provide high quality multi-channel digital audio and video monitoring in a compact form and is
Ideal for use in VTR bays, mobile production vehicles, teleconferencing installations, multimedia systems, satellite links,
cable TV facilities, and on-air radio studios. Designed and manufactured in the U.S.A., this monitor is backed by a strong
warranty and a satisfaction guaranteed return policy.

HDMon Series General Specifications

Inputs, Type
(Connector):

Outputs:

Function Display:
OSD Menu Functions:

Panel Controls:

Control Interface:
Settings Memory:

HD/SD-SDI x 2, 270 Mbs-1.48 Gbs (BNC)
Digital Video/PC (DVI-D)
Analog PC-RGBHV (HD-15)
Analog Component (Y-Pr-Pb BNC)
Composite NTSC/PAL AutoSense (BNC)
S-Video (Y/C 6-pin Mini DIN)
Ethernet (10 Base-T/100 Base-TX RJ-45)
RS-232 (DB-9)
Tally/Remote Control (DB-9)

Equalized HD/SD-SDI x 2 (BNC)

On-Screen-Display (OSD) menu
Brightness/contrast, saturation, hue,

color temperature, sharpness. PIP,
OSD position, OSD timeout, image
orientation, gamma, auto source seek,
de-interlacing mode, aspect size, auto­power, monochrome mode select, etc.

Power on/off, menu, select+, select-,
adjust<, adjust> User 1, User 2
buttons.

Buttons, RS232, remote control
Settings stored in non-volitile

memory

AC Power:
DC Power:
Battery Power:
Power Consumption:
Dimensions (Basic),

W x H x D:
Weight:

Space Required:

Supplied Accessories:

Optional Accessories:

NOTE: See separate model specific documentation for LCD display specifications.

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100 V to 240 VAC +/- 10%, 50/60 Hz
External 12-24 VDC on 4-pin XLR-M
11-19 VDC, V-Mount
40 Watts (Approx.)
See separate model specific

specifications.
See separate model specific

specifications.
See separate model specific

specifications.

• AC IEC-320 power cord

• Remote PC application

• Battery adaptor

• Rack mount adator kit

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Installation

Mounting

The unit may be placed on a solid surface or mounted in a standard 19" rack using the optional mounting hardware.
The unit should be mounted at approximately eye level for best visual observation of the LCD video monitor display
although the display screen does offer exceptional off-axis viewing.

Heat Dissipation

No special physical mounting considerations are necessary regarding unit heat dissipation except under adverse
conditions, provided the ambient temperature inside the mounting enclosure does not exceed 40 degrees Celsius
(104 degrees Fahrenheit). Adjacent devices can be rack mounted (or stacked) in proximity to the unit. If the above

temperature is exceeded, allow a 1RU (1.75”/44.45mm) space above and below the unit for air circulation.

AC Power

The units AC mains connection is via a 3-pin IEC320-14 connector inlet, with safety ground connected directly to
the unit's chassis. The universal AC input (100-240VAC, 50/60Hz) switching power supply is a self-resetting sealed
type, with automatic over-voltage and over-current shutdown. There is no user-replaceable fuse in either the primary
or secondary circuit.

DC Power

The units DC connection is via a 4-pin male XLR connector inlet. The DC input accepts 24VDC power from an
external power source.

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Operation

Front Panel Features

Please refer to Figure-1 on the facing page to familiarize yourself with the features of the HDMon front panel. The
following sections describe these features and are referenced, by number, to Figure-1. Note that aside from dif ferences
in LCD specifications for the differrent models, all HDMon monitors are identical in operation and features.

Parameters are adjusted and set using the On-Screen-Display (OSD) and the firmware Console application or Wohler
NETMON application. See page 15 for OSD operation instructions. See page 10 for Console setup and operation
instructions.

Power Button and LED

1

Pushing this button toggles the power ON and OFF. When connected to a mains power source the LED indicates
the following conditions:

• GREEN = Power ON (and an input signal is detected).

• ORANGE = Power ON (and no input signal is detected).

• RED = Power OFF but still plugged in to power mains (if Power Up Mode set to ON)

• UNLIT = No Power Source / Firmware Program Mode.

.

NOTE: Power Up Mode determines state of HDMon when connected to a power source (plugged in). Power
Up Mode is set in the Console application (page 10). See HDMon Setup menu (page 11) for setting information.
Power Up Mode settings are as follows:

• ON = Monitor turns on when power is applied.

• OFF = Monitor remains off until Power Button is pressed.

-2.

Menu Button

2

Pushing this button toggles the On-Screen-Display (OSD) ON and OFF. When nested within OSD submenus,
push to return to a previous menu.

Select Buttons (+ and -) or Hot Key 2

3

Select Buttons: When navigating within the OSD, pushing each button moves the selector to the next (+) or
previous (-) function.

Hot Key 2: Pressing either of these two buttons when the OSD is not displayed will open one pre-assigned parameter
in the LCD display such as contrast, brightness, aspect, input source, etc. Use both buttons to adjust/select the
setting. Parameter may be assigned either in the OSD menu (page 16) or through the Console menu (page 20).

Adjust Buttons (< and >) or Hot Key 1

4

Adjust Buttons: After selecting a function within the OSD, pushing each button decreases (<) or increases (>)
the parameters of the selected function. The > button is also used to enter into a sub-menu page or to confirm
selection of an OSD function.

Hot Key 1: Pressing either of these two buttons when the OSD is not displayed will open one pre-assigned parameter
in the LCD display such as contrast, brightness, aspect, input source, etc. Use both buttons to adjust/select the
setting. Parameter may be assigned either in the OSD menu (page 23) or through the Console menu (page 12).

User Buttons ( 1 and 2)

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Each of the two User buttons on the front panel (USER 1 and USER 2) may be programmed to instantly apply a
parameter setting to the unit such as aspect size, overscan, signal source, tally color, etc. User button programming
may only be performed through the Console or the Wohler NETMON Windows application. Refer to the User Cfg
Menu on page 14 in the Console Operation section for how to assign parameter settings to these buttons.

LCD Video Display

6

View the selected input video source here. All video display parameters are adjustable by using the OSD (On-
Screen-Display) which is fully explained in the section starting on page 15. Supported PAL/NTSC, and all

specified digital and analog input formats are automatically detected and accomodated. The TFT LCD display is
a high-resolution type with viewing angle of up to 85 degrees in all axes.

Video display settings, such as contrast, brightness, hue, and saturation are saved in the HDMon by input.
This means that when the user adjusts these parameters for a selected input source, such as SDI 1 or S-Video, then
whenever that source is subsequently selected for monitoring, the original settings will automatically be recalled and
applied to the video image.

Tally Indication Light

7

This tri-clor (red/green/yellow) LED indicates tally conditions as connected to an external tally system. Interface
is on a DB-9 connector on the rear panel. For tally pinout diagram and interface specifications, see page 29.

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Front Panel Features

Figure-1a: Front Panel Features

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Rear Panel Features

Please refer to Figure-2 on the following page to familiarize yourself with the rear panel features of the HDMon-90-1. The
following sections describe these features and are referenced, by letter, to Figure-2. Note that aside from differences in LCD
specifications for the differrent models, all HDMon monitors are identical in operation and features.

Ethernet Connector

A

Ethernet 10/100 Base T network connectivity is provided at this RJ45 connector. A standard network cable
attached between this connector provides communication to a Windows computer for remote panel control and
setup over a network using the Wohler NETMON application GUI. The unit may also be networked to compatible
dedicated remote control panels. Default network address is for DHCP assignment at boot. Network setup for
normal operation is accomplished through the Console application (see page 11). See page 30 for a connector
pinout.

Console Serial Connector

B

Terminal serial based connectivity is provided at this DB-9 connector. A cable attached between this connector
and a serial terminal interface allows for remote setup of a number of parameters using the integrated Console
application in the HDMon firmware. Instructions for setting up and using the Console is provided on page 10.
See page 30 for a connector pinout.

Tally and Remote Control Connector

C

This DB-9 connector provides optically isolated connectivity to a tally system or remote control over the units
functions. Configuration of the remote inputs may be performed through the Console or the Wohler NETMON Windows
application. Refer to the Remote Cfg Menu on page 13 in the Console Operation section for how to assign parameter
settings to these buttons. For Tally pinout diagram and interface specifications, see page 30.

Power Connector (AC Mains Power)

D

Attach the supplied IEC-320 power cord between this connector and mains power (100 - 240V AC nominal, 50/
60 Hz). The front panel Power LED (Item 1, page 6) will indicate operating power status.

HD/SD-SDI Input and Output Connectors and Lock Status LEDs

E

The two BNC connectors labeled IN (SDI 1 and SDI 2), accept either HD-SDI or SD-SDI video input signals. The
two BNC connectors labeled OUT (SDI 1 and SDI 2), output an equalized copy of the HD/SD-SDI signal entering
the associated input. Connectors are terminated at 75 Ohms. The Lock Status LEDs (SDI 1 and SDI 2) light
GREEN if the HD/SD-SDI input signal entering the associated input is valid and locked, but is UNLIT if there is
no signal detected or the signal is not valid.

Composite Video Input Connector (Vid.)

F

This BNC connector accepts CVBS video input signals.

S-Video Video Input Connector (Y/C)

G

This 4-Pin Mini-DIN connector accepts S-Video (Y/C) video input signals. See page 30 for a connector pinout.

PC-RGBHV Input Connector (XVGA)

H

This HD-15 connector accepts PC-RGBHV VGA video input signals. See page 30 for a connector pinout.

Y-Pb-Pr Component Input Connectors (R, G/Y, B)

I

These three BNC connectors accept Y-Pb-Pr Component video input signals.

Digital Video Input Connector (DVI-D)

J

This DVI-D connector accepts Digital Video input signals. See page 30 for a connector pinout.

Power Connector (External DC Power)

K

An external 12 to 24V DC power source may be attached to this 4-pin XLR male connector. The front panel

Power Indication LED (Item 1, page 6) will indicate operating power status. Pin-4 is the positive (+) lead and
Pin-1 the negative (-).

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Rear Panel Features

Figure-2: Rear Panel Features

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Console and Serial Port Setup

The Console application is integrated into the HDMon firmware and can be accessed using a terminal communication
application like Windows HyperTerminal application.

1)

Connect a modem serial cable between the DB-9 Console connector on the HDMon rear panel to a serial port
on your Windows computer.

Set the serial communications properties to match the settings in the HDmon Console. Factory default settings

2)

are:

• Baud rate: 115,200 bps

• Data Bits: 8

• Parity: None

• Stop Bits: 1

• Flow Control (Handshake): OFF

The factory defaults can be over ridden by setting them through the HDmon’s Console port. Settings are accessed
in the Wohler Setup Menu (see below).

When the HDMon is powered up and if the serial port settings are correct, a boot sequence will be displayed.

3)

Console Operation

The Console is integrated into the HDMon firmware and is an important component in the flexible operation of the
HDMon line of monitors. Many settings may only be done in the Console application, including network settings,
Unit Name and Power Up Mode. Hot Key configurations may be performed either through the Console or the OSD
(see page 23).

> Wohler Setup Menu

To start the Console application, press Ctrl-C on the terminals keyboard. The Wohler Setup Menu (below)
should appear in the application window. You may press Ctrl-C a second time to abort (discard changes) and
exit the Console application. Select Exit & Save (X) to save changes and exit the application.

Note: If no selection is made in any menu within 60 seconds, the Console application will automatically exit.
Press Cntrl-C to start it again.

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Console Operation

The Wohler Setup Menu is where the HDMon configuration menu is accessed and where network information is
entered. When entering network information, press ENTER to accept the input values. See the chart below for a
description of item selections in this menu.

Item

A
B
D
G

I

M

N
P
R
S

Item Name

HDmon Application
Console Baud Rate
Display Info
Gateway
IP Address

Network Mask
Name Server, DNS
Network Port
Restart Ctrl
Secure Address

Accesses the HDMon setup menus
View/enter the Console Baud Rate (changes the factory default).
Displays the HDMon version information.
View or enter the network Gateway address (Default = 0.0.0.0).
View or enter the network IP Address (Default = 0.0.0.0). Selects DHCP address

assignment at boot.
View or enter the Network Mask address (required for fixed IP operations)
View or enter the network Name Server, DNS (Default = 0.0.0.0).
View or enter the Network Port (Default = Port 0, needed for use with NETMON)
Reboots the Console application (Settings changed will not take effect until the monitor is restarted).
View or enter the network Secure Address (Default = 0.0.0.0). Default address allows

any client to connect to the HDMon. If an address is entered, only a client with the
entered address will be able to connect.

Item Description

> Wohler Setup Menu > HDMon Setup Menu

The HDMon Setup Menu (below) is where the HDMon unit is configured for such things as Hot Key, Remote Input
and User Button assignment, Unit Name, and Power Up Mode.

Note: The Remote Cfg (R), User Cfg (U), and Exit HDMon (X) selections are also available in any of the sub-menus
accessed through this menu.

See the chart below for a description of menu items. The Hot Key Config. Menu, Remote Cfg Menu, and User Cfg

Menus are described on the following pages. When entering a Unit Name, press ENTER to accept the input value.

Item

H
N
P
R
U
X

Item Name

Hot Key Cfg (Menu)
Unit Name
Power Up Mode

Remote Cfg (Menu)
User Cfg (Menu)
Exit HDMon Menu

Enters the Hot Key Configuration Menu
View/enter an arbitrary name to be associated with the HDMon unit.
Toggles Power Up Mode On/Off. Determines HDMon state when con-

nected to power source (plugged in); ON = power on, OFF = remains off.
Enters the Remote Configuration Menu.
Enters the User Button Configuration Menu.
Exits the HDMon Setup Menu and returns to Wohler Setup Menu.

Item Description

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Console Operation

> Wohler Setup Menu > HDMon Setup Menu > Hot Key Cfg Menu

To configure either of the two hot keys, select either Hot Key 1 or 2 in the Hot Key Cfg Menu (below).

> Wohler Setup Menu > HDMon Setup Menu > Hot Key Cfg Menu > Hot Key 1-2 Menus

The Hot Key 1 Assign Menu (example below) displays a selection of adjustable parameters that may be assigned to
Hot Key 1 (see Items 3 & 4, page 6). Press the desired parameter (A-S) to apply the parameter to Hot Key 1. The

current selection is displayed in the upper right of the menu (Aspect is selected in the example below). Note: You may
choose from the same list of parameters for Hot Key 2 in the Hot Key 2 menu. Select Next Assignment (^) to cycle
between assignable Hot Keys (1 and 2).

> Wohler Setup Menu > HDMon Setup Menu > HDMon Remote Cfg Menu

The HDMon Remote Cfg Menu (example below) is used to assign a parameter each to the Remote 1, Remote 2,
Remote 3, and Remote 4 remote inputs on the HDMon unit. Press the desired Remote Cfg Menu (1-4) to open a

menu with three screens of parameters which may be assigned for control to that remote input.

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Console Operation

> Wohler Setup Menu > HDMon Setup Menu > Remote 1-4 Cfg Menus

The Remote 1 Menus (examples below) display a selection of parameter settings that may be assigned to the
Remote 1 input. Press the desired setting to apply it to the Remote 1 input. Select the Next Screen (>) or Previous

Screen (<) to move between the three screens of available parameter settings. The current selection is displayed in the

upper right of the menu (VGA input for main source is selected in the Screen 2 example below). You may choose from
the same list of settings for Remote 2, 3, and 4. Select Next Assignment (^) to cycle between assignable Remotes
(1, 2, 3, 4).

Screen 1 >

Screen 2 >

Screen 3 >

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Console Operation

> Wohler Setup Menu > HDMon Setup Menu > HDMon User Cfg Menu

The HDMon User Cfg Menu (example below) is used to assign a parameter each to the User 1 and User 2 buttons on
the HDMon front panel. When a parameter is assigned to a User button, pressing the button instantly invokes the
selected function. Press the desired User selection (1-2) to open a menu with two screens of parameters which may be
assigned to that User button (1-2).

> Wohler Setup Menu > HDMon Setup Menu > HDMon User 1-2 Cfg Menus

The The HDMon User Cfg Menu (example below) displays a selection of parameters that may be assigned to the User
1 button on the front panel of the HDMon unit. Select the Next Screen (>) or Previous Screen (<) to move between

the two screens of available parameters. The selected parameter will be assigned to the User 1 button. The current
selection is displayed in the upper right of the menu (16:9 Aspect is selected in the example below). Note: You may
choose from the same list of settings for the User 2 button in the User 2 menu. Select Next Assignment (^) to cycle
between assignable User Buttons (1 and 2).

Screen 1 >

Screen 2 >

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OSD Operation

Press the MENU button to enter the OSD (On Screen Display). Three icons along the top of the OSD
indicate the three main menus; Picture, Input, and Utilities.

Picture Input Utilities

Use the Adjust buttons (< or >) to move back and forth between the three OSD menus.
When the desired menu is highlghted, use the Up and Down Select buttons (+ or -) to navigate up and

down between the functions or submenus in the current menu.

Parameter Adjust:

When the desired function is highlighted, use the Left and Right Adjust buttons (<
or >) to adjust the parameter associated with the selected function.

Function Select:

When the desired function is highlighted, use the Right Adjust button (>) to select
that setting.

Submenu Select:

When the desired submenu is highlighted, use the Right Adjust button (>) to
navigate to the functions or menus in the submenu.

Exit Menus/OSD:

Press the MENU button to exit from current functions/submenus and navigate back
to the three OSD menus. Press the MENU button again to exit the OSD and return
to the video image monitored from the selected input.

Note that if there is no video signal entering the unit, the OSD will not appear. After invoking the OSD, if no
selection is made within 10 to 60 seconds (timeout setting is set in the OSD), the display reverts to the
video image monitored from the selected input. After invoking the OSD, pressing the MENU button
again will exit the OSD.

Conventions

Screenshot images of the OSD menus are presented on the following pages. To the right of each screen­shot is the menu name, hierarchy, a menu listing showing functions, parameters, and/or submenus and
other information. Below is an example from the Picture menu.

The main menu being navigated

is highlighted here (Picture Menu

in this example)

Featured

menu name

Shows menu

hierarchy path

Featured

menu name

Screen shot

of OSD

featured

menu

All screens display a number

of current parameter values

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Underscan

Picture>Aspect Size>
Custom Sizing: Se-

lect image size.

• Underscan

• Normal

• Custom (see below)

All submenus

are underlined

Menu items
are bulleted

bold font

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OSD Operation

Picture Menu

Picture:

• Brightness (0-100)

• Contrast (0-100)

• Saturation (0-100)

• Hue

Mode.

•

•

menu to move ARGB image right, left, up, down.

•

(0-100) Only present in NTSC/HD Component

Backlight (see menu below)
Position: Only present in ARGB mode. Enter this

Aspect / Size (see menu below)

Backlight Invert

Custom Sizing

Picture>

Backlight:

• Backlight: Adjust backlight intensity (1-100).

• Setup (see below)

Picture>Backlight>
Setup: See separate model specific documentation for

LCD specifications and power requirements for a particu­lar HDMon model.

• Backlight Invert (ON/OFF) Factory default = ON

• Backlight Frequency: Select > or <.

(>) D/A 600HZ
(<) PWM 160HZ (Factory Default)

Custom Sizing

Picture>

Aspect / Size:

• Fill Screen

• Fill to Aspect Ratio

• 4:3

• 16:9

• 16:10

• 2.35:1

• 2:1

• 1:1

• Custom Sizing (see next page)

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H Size

Underscan

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OSD Operation

Picture Menu

Picture>Aspect Size>

Custom Sizing:

• Underscan

• Normal

• Custom (see below)

Picture>Aspect Size>Custom Sizing>

Custom:

• H Size (0-100)

• V Size (0-100)

• H Pan (only functional when H Size set to "0")

• V Pan (only functional when V Size set to "0")

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PIP Source

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OSD Operation

Inpu Menu (Main Source)

Main Source: Select source to be monitored.

• HD/SD SDI 1

• HD/SD SDI 2

• VGA

• DVI

• HD Component

• Composite 1

• Composite 2

• S-Video

PIP Setup (see below)

•

Main Source>
PIP Setup: Sets up Picture-In-Picture parameters.

• PIP Source (see below)

• PIP Size (see next page)

• PIP Position (see next page)

• PIP Swap (swaps main source with PIP source)

Off

Off

Main Source>PIP Setup>
PIP Source: Selects PIP signal source. Must be differ-

ent from main image source.

• Off

• HD/SD SDI 1

• HD/SD SDI 2

• VGA

• DVI

• HD Component

• Composite 1

• Composite 2

• S-Video

Main Source>PIP Setup>
PIP Size: Selects PIP display size or PBP.

• Off

• Small

• Medium

• Large

• PBP (Picture-By-Picture) Places PIP and main source

displays at same size next to each other.

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OSD Operation

Inpu Menu (Main Source) Cont.

Main Source>PIP Setup>
PIP Position: Selects PIP display position on screen.
Select direction icon then move with navigation buttons.

• Up

• Down

• Left

• Right

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Auto Source Seek

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OSD Operation

Utilities Menu

Utilities:

• Setup

• OSD

• Freeze (select to freeze main image)?

Zoom

•

• Color Temperature

•

Hot Keys

Monochrome Mode

•

•

Reset to Factory Defaults (See OSD Function Chart

starting on page 24 for default values).

Utilities>

Setup:

• Auto Source Seek (see below)

• De-interlacing Mode (see next page)

• Auto Power (OFF/ON ) When set to ON, the unit en­ ables a soft power down when no input signals are
detected.

• Image Orientation (see next page)

• Gamma (see next page)

Auto

HD/SD SDI 1

Utilities>Setup>

Auto Source Seek:

• Auto (OFF/ON) When ON, the unit at startup scans the
inputs for an active signal and selects an input with an
attached input signal. When set to OFF, the unit will wait
for user selection of input. Inputs are selected and de­ selected in the Auto Source Seek\Setup menu. Inputs
turned OFF do not show up in other menus.

• Setup (see below)

Utilities>Setup>Auto Source Seek>

Setup: Selects inputs (ON) to include in auto scan.

• HD/SD SDI 1 (OFF/ON)

• HD/SD SDI 2 (OFF/ON)

• VGA (OFF/ON)

• DVI (OFF/ON)

• HD COMPONENT (OFF/ON)

• COMPOSITE 1 (OFF/ON)

• COMPOSITE 2 (OFF/ON)

• S-VIDEO (OFF/ON)

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AFM

Normal

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Utilities Menu (Cont.)

Utilities>Setup>

De-interlacing Mode: Selects type of de-interlacing.

• AFM (Auto Film Mode) (OFF/ON)

• TNR (Temporal Noise Reduction) (OFF/ON)

• MADI (Motion Adaptive De-Interlacing) (OFF/ON)

• LADI (Low Angled De-Interlacing) (OFF/ON)

Utilities>Setup>
Image Orientation: Selects main image orientation.

• Normal (>)

• Horizontal Flip (>)

1.0

• Vertical Flip (>)

• Rotate (>)

Utilities>Setup>
Gamma: Selects main image gamma level.

• 1.0 (>)

• 1.6 (>)

• 2.2 (>)

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OSD Position

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OSD Operation

Utilities Menu (Cont.)

Utilities>Setup>

OSD:

OSD Position

•

•

OSD Timeout

Language

•

• Transparency (OFF/ON): Selects if OSD is transpar-
ent or opaque.

H POS

Utilities>Setup>OSD>
OSD Position: Selects position of OSD in display. A

value of 50 is centered.

• H POS (0-100) Horizontal position.

• V POS (0-100) Verical position.

Utilities>Setup>OSD>
OSD Timeout: The OSD will automatically exit after a

duration of inactivity. Select duration from ten to sixty
seconds.

• (10-60)

English

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Utilities>Setup>OSD>
Language: Selects the OSD displayed language.

• English (>)

• Japanese (>)

Zoom Level

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Utilities Menu (Cont.)

Utilities>
Zoom: Selects the main image zoom parameters.

• Zoom Level (0-100) Adjust amount of zoom.

• Horizontal Pan (-100 - 100)

• Vertical Pan (-100 - 100)

• Default
Utilities>

Color Temperature: Select image color temperature.

•

5000K: Select Red/Green/Blue values (0-100) or default.

• 6500K: Select Red/Green/Blue values (0-100) or default.
8000K: Select Red/Green/Blue values (0-100) or default.

•

•

9300K: Select Red/Green/Blue values (0-100) or default.

• User Setting : Select Red/Green/Blue values (0-100) or

default.

Hot Key 1

Brightness

Color

Utilities>Hot Keys>

Hot Keys: Selects which Hot Key to configure. See Items
3 & 4, page 6 for description of Hot key function.

• Hot Key 1

• Hot key 2

Utilities>Hot Keys>Hot Keys>
Hot Key 1: Select parameter to assign to Hot Key 1. Same
for Hot Key 2 menu.

• Volume (not used)

• Brightness

• Contrast

• Input

• Zoom

• Freeze

• Aspect

• PIP Size

• PIP Swap

• Image Orientation

Utilities>
Monochrome Mode: Selects monochrome color modes.

• Color (normal)

• Red Monochrome (only Red color channel)

• Green Monochrome (only Green color channel)

• Blue Monochrome (only Blue color channel)

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Menu

ADJUST

Picture:

SELECT ADJUST Min. Default Max Notes

Volume <> 0 50 100 Not available without soundboard
Brightness <> 0 50 100
Contrast <> 0 50 100
Saturation <> 0 50 100
Hue <> -15 0 15
Sharpness <> -15 0 15

ARGB Mode Picture Adj. Right

Backlight > ARGB Mode Picture Adj. Left

SELECT- ARGB Mode Picture Adj. Up

ADJUST Min. Default Max ARGB Mode Picture Adj. Down

Backlight <> 0 0 100

Setup >

SELECT

OFF/ON

Blacklight Invert <>

D/A 600HZ PWM 160HZ

BlacklightnFrequency < >

Aspect/ Size >

SELECT

ADJUST

Fill Screen >
Fill to Aspect Ratio >
(4:3) >
(16:9) >
(16:10) >
(2.35:1) >
(2:1) >
(1:1) >
Custom Sizing > SELECT

> Underscan
> Normal
> Custom

ADJUST

Select ADJUST Min. Default Max Notes

-

<>

H-Size<>00100

<> V-Size <> 0 0 100

SELECT <> H-Pan <> 0 50 100 Not working

Input: <> V-Pan <> 0 50 100 Not working

HD/SD SDI 1 ADJUST
HD/SD SDI 2 >
VGA >
DVI >
HD COMPONENT >
COMPOSITE 1 >
COMPOSITE 2 >
S-VIDEO >
SD COMPONENT >
PIP Setup >

>

SELECT

PIP Source SELECT

ADJUST

OFF >
HD/SD SDI 1 >
HD/SD SDI 2 >
VGA >
DVI >
HD COMPONENT >
COMPOSITE >
S-VIDEO >
SD COMPONENT >

ADJUST

PIP Size >

Select

ADJUST

Off >
Small >
Medium >
Large >
PBP >

ADJUST

PIP Position >

Positions Notes

> Moves PIP right
< Moves PIP left
+ Moves PIP up

- Moves PIP down

ADJUST

PIP Swap >

OSD Function Char t

The chart beginning below maps the OSD menus, submenus and parameters and indicates the maximum, minimum,
and default settings for all parameters.

Picture and Input Menus

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V-POS<>050100

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Utilities: ADJUST

SELECT

Setup >

ADJUST 2.2 >

OSD >

Freeze >

Zoom >

ADJUST

ADJUST

Auto Source Seek >

De-interlacing Mode >

Auto Power <> OFF/ON

Image Orientation >

Gamma >

SELECT ADJUST

OSD Position >

OSD Timeout >

Language >

Transparency <> OFF/ON

Select

Zoom Level <> 0 0 100
Horizontal Pan <> 0 0 100
Vertical Pan <> 0 0 100
DEFAULT >

ADJUST

SELECT

AUTO <> OFF/ON

Setup >

ADJUST

SELECT

AFM <> OFF/ON
TNR <> OFF/ON
MADI <> OFF/ON
LADI <> OFF/ON

ADJUST

ADJUST

SELECT

Normal >
Horizontal Flip >
Vertical flip >
Rotate >

ADJUST

SELECT

1.0 >

1.6 >

ADJUST

ADJUST

SELECT

English >
Chinese >

ADJUST

ADJUST Min. Default Max

ADJUST

SELECT

H-POS <> 0 50 100

-

ADJUST Min. Default Max

<> 01060

ADJUST

ADJUST

ADJUST

HD/SD SDI 1 <> OFF/ON
HD/SD SDI 2 <> OFF/ON
VGA <> OFF/ON
DVI <> OFF/ON
HD COMPONENT <> OFF/ON
COMPOSITE 1 <> OFF/ON
COMPOSITE 2 <> OFF/ON
S-VIDEO <> OFF/ON

ADJUST

ADJUST

ADJUST Min. Default Max

<>

Select

ADJUST

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Utilities Menu (cont.)

DEFAULT

U

ADJUST

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OSD Function Char t

Cont.

Color Temperature ADJUST

> SELECT

SELECT

SELECT

SELECT

ADJUST

ADJUST

ADJUST

ADJUST

5000k >

6500K >

8000K >

9300K >

Select

USER_R <> 0 88 100
USER_G <> 0 61 100
USER_B <> O 16 100
DEFAULT >

Select

USER_R <> 0 95 100
USER_G <> 0 81 100
USER_B <> O 71 100

Select

USER_R <> 0 80 100
USER_G <> 0 80 100
USER_B <> O 80 100
DEFAULT >

Select

USER_R <> 0 68 100
USER_G <> 0 72 100
USER_B <> O 95 100
DEFAULT >

ADJUST Min. Default Max

ADJUST Min. Default Max

>

ADJUST Min. Default Max

ADJUST Min. Default Max

Select

Select

ADJUST

USER_R <> 0 80 100

ADJUST

ADJUST

Hot Keys > ADJUST Min. Default Max

Monochrome Mode ADJUST

ADJUST Select

Hot Key 1 > DEFAULT >

Hot Key 2 >

ser Setting >

Select USER_G <> 0 80 100

ADJUST USER_B <> O 80 100

Volume >
Brightness >
Contrast >
Input >
Zoom >
Freeze >
Aspect >
PIP Size >
PIP Swap >
Image Orientation >

ADJUST

Volume >
Brightness >
Contrast >
Input >
Zoom >
Freeze >
Aspect >
PIP Size >
PIP Swap >
Image Orientation >

>

Select

Color >
Red Monochrome >
Green Monochrome >
Blue Chromochrome >

Reset to Factory Defaults ADJUST

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PC-RGB-HV (ARGB) Signal Support Mode Table

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PC-RGB-HV (ARGB) Signal Support Mode Table (cont.)

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HD/SD-SDI Signal Support Mode Table

Composite, S-Video, and Component Signal Support Mode Table

Tally/Remote Interface Connector Pinout and Specifications

Contacts are optically isolated with internal resistors (470 ohm) for direct interface when using

3.3V to 5.0V signals. Add 1.5k to 1.7k ohms series resistance when supplying 12V control

signals. The HDMon supplies +5V and Ground, or the user can provide their own signal power
directly to tally opto LEDs for true isolation.

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HDMon-90-1 Connector Pinouts

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NOTES:

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