Barco CVM 3000 User manual

BARCO-
Barco N.V.
Communication Systems
Th. Sevenslaan 106
B-8500 Kortrijk (Belgium)
Tel.: [phone]°
Fax: + 32.56.233.461
E-mail: [email protected]
Web Site: http:/Awww.barco.com
COLOUR
VIDEO
MONITOR
CVM
3000
USER’S MANUAL
Gerisi WA: B007904
Serial Number: ng en
Feo
Edition:
May
5",
1998
With
addendum
on
software
versions
4.X,
5.
X,
6.X
and
7.X
Part
Number:
V598680/02

CVM 3000
CONFIDENTIAL
This product has been manufactured by BARCO nv in Belgium.
The material contained in this manual consists of information
which is the property of BARCO and is intended solely for use by
the purchasers of the type of monitor described in this manual.
The CVM 3000 contains material in which BARCO retains
proprietary rights. Any act involving software reproduction or
intervention is prohibited .
This user manual could include inaccuracies or typographical errors
Manual change supplements are revised as often as necessary to
keep manuals as current and accurate as possible.
© BARCO nv 1993, 1997
Software 3.X Edition : 15 January, 1997
with Addendum on Software Versions 4.X, 5.X, 6.X & 7.X

CVM
3000
INTRODUCTION
&
CONTENTS
Introduction
This
User
Manual
has
been
made
up
to
help
you
with
the
operation
of the CVM 3000 range of monitors
Contents
Introduction & Contents /-1
Safety Precautions
Installation 1-1
Outside Terminals and Switches 1-2
Front Keys and Indicators 1-3
On-Screen Information 1-5
Control Function Keys 2-1
CAL&PRE 2-1
VIDEO Mode 2-3
FUNCTION Mode 2-4
MENU Mode 2-5
MENU 2 Keyboard Extension 2-6
MENU
3
purer
Seppe
ETU
DRN
MENU 4 Monitor Configuration 2-7
MENU 4/1 Video Configuration 2-8
MENU 4/2 RIS Configuration 2-9
MENU 4/3 Function tion 2-12
MENU 4/2 OSD Configuration 2-73
MENU 5 Status (Preset input X) 2-14
MENU 6 Alignment 2-15
MENU 6/1 Manual with internal signal 2-16
MENU 6/3 Automatic with Thoma 2-17
MENU 6/4 = Automatic with BARCO probe 2-18
MENU 6/55 Manual with live picture 2-19
MENU 87 Automenu Programming 2-21
MENU 6/9 Service Pages 2-22
MENU 6/9/1-5 Color Temperatures 2-23
MENU 6/9/6 Y-Delay 2-26
MENU 6/9/7 Scan Matching 2-27
MENU 6/9/8 White Field 2-29
MENU 6/9/9 Black Levels 2-30
MENU 6/9/0 Brightness Pulse 2-33
MENU 7 Remote Control 2-34
MENU 9 Geometry 2-36
MENU 0 Privilege Setting 2-47
Appendices and other information
MRC 3000
VITC and Source identification
8-bit Digital Input
RF Mode (for NICAM RF Module)
Keyboards
CVM
3000
Block
Schematic
Diagram
CVM
3000
Connections
for
Tally
Lights
&
RIS
control
CVM
3000
Connections
for
Remote
Control
Addendum on Software Versions 4.X, 5.X and 6.X, 7.X
Delivered with this manual :
CVM 3000 Quick Reference Guide
Application
Form
for
a
free-of-charge
Technical
Manual
CVM
3000 User
Manual
—
Software
3.X
i-1
Introduction
&
Contents

SERVICE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING: X-RADIATION
X-RADIATION CAN BE CAUSED IF CRITICAL
COMPONENTS ARE REPLACED BY NON-CONFORM
COMPONENTS. THESE COMPONENTS ARE MARKED IN
THIS SERVICE MANUAL BY AN &
WARNING: SAFETY
ELECTRIC SHOCK OR FIRE HAZARD CAN BE
CAUSED IF CRITICAL COMPONENTS ARE REPLACED
BY NON-CONFORM COMPONENTS THESE
COMPONENTS ARE MARKED IN THIS GUIDE BY A 1\ SIGN
REPLACE WITH CONFORM TYPES ONLY !
1. Cornply with all caution and safety-related notes on or inside the
instrument cabinet on the chassis, or on the picture lube
2. When service is required, maintain correct lead dress and parts
. Extra precaution should be takan to assure proper lead
dress in the High Voltage circuit area
Always use the manufacturer's safety specified reptacernent compo-
nents
3. Do not remove. install or handie the picture tube in any manner
unless shatter-prool goggles are worn People not so equipped
should be kept away when picture tubes are handled. Keep the
picture tube away from the body while handling.
4. Protective shields are provided on this chassis for the protection of
both the service technician and the costumer
Protection shields removed for service convenience must be re-
installed correctly and ANY MISSING SHIELD MUST BE RE-
PLACED. DO NOT OPERATE THIS INSTRUMENT WITHOUT THE
PROTECTIVE SHIELDS IN POSITION AND PROPERLY SE-
CURED
X-RADIATION AND HIGH-VOLTAGE LIMITS
The primary source of X-radiation in solid state display units is the
picture
tube.
The
picture
tube
is
specially
constructed
to
limit
X-
radiation emissions. The shields and mounting hardware for picture
tubes have an X-radiation protection function and must be property in
pisce.
For continued X-radiaton protection, the replacement tube must be the
same type as the original, including suffix letter. High voltage is
maintained within specified limits by the use of close tolerance safety
felated componenta/adjustments in the power supply circuit. Refer to
the technician X-radiation warning note on the Chassis Schematic and
Instrument Labels in the Basic Service Data for specific high-voltage
mits of each chassis and X-radiation Protection Circuits. Ifhigh voltage
exceeds specified limits, check each component specified in the
chassis schematic diagram and take necessary corrective acton
NOTE
FOR
USERS
IN
THE
UNITED
KINGDOM
:
IMPORTANT:
5, After any service intervention, the service technician must be sure
that no protective device built into the instrument by the manufacturer
has become defective. or inadvertently defeated during servicing
Therefore, the following checks are recommended for the continued
protection of the costumer and service technician
GROUNDING CONTINUITY TEST
- Remove main plugs from wall outlet
= Wilh an ohm-meter in its lowest resistance range, measure resistance
between the grounding prong of the mans plug and all accessible
conductive parts.
THE METER MUST BE READ ZERO OHM
- The mains plug still being removed from the wall outlet, switch on the
insturnent.
- Switch an ohm-meter in its highest resistance range, measure
resistance between the grounding prong of the mains plug and the two
other prongs of the mains plug
BOTH METER READINGS HAVE TO BE MORE THAN 5 MEGOHM
(5 Mohm)
ANY MEASUREMENTS NOT WITHIN THE LIMITS OUTLINED
ABOVE THE INDICATIVE OF A POTENTIAL SHOCK HAZARD AND
CORRECTIVE ACTION MUST BE TAKEN BEFORE RETURNING
THE INSTRUMENT TO THE COSTUMER
PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE
Many electrical and mechanical parts in display units have special
safety-related characteristics These characteristics are often not evi-
dent from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by then
—— or ® on the schematics and on the parts lists in this
Data and and Bulletins. The use of a substitute
replacement which does not have the same safety characteristics as
the recommended replacement part shown in the parts lists in fhis Data
ae
-radiation
The
wires
of
the
mains
lead
are
coloured
in
accordance
with
the
following
code!
As
the
colours
of
the
wires
in
the
mains
isad
of
this
apparatus
may
not
correapond
with
the
coloured
markings
identifying
the
terminals
in
your
plug.
proceed
as
follows:
-
The
wire
which
is
coloured
Green
and
Yellow
must
be
connected
to
the
terminal
in
the
plug
which
is
marked
by
the
letter
E
of by
the
safety
earth
symbol
hr or coloured Green and Yellow.
The
wire
which
is
coloured
Bius
must
be
connected
to
the
termina!
which
is
marked
with
the
letter
N or coloured Biack
The
wire
which
is
coloured
Brown
mus!
be
connectad
to
the
terminal
which
is
marked
with
the
letter L or coloured Red.
WARNING : This apparatus must be earthed.

CAUTION : HIGH VACUUM PICTURE TUBE
IS
DANGEROUS
TO
HANOLE,
EMPLOYS
X-RADIATION
ANO
REFER
PLACEMENT
TO
QUALIFIED
|
INTEGRAL
IMPLOSION
SERVICE PERSONNEL. PROTECTION
REPLACE
WITH
A
TUBE
OF
THE
SAME
TYPE
NUMBER
AND
SUFFIX
FOR CONTINUED SAFETY
X RADIATION WARNING
REPLACEMENT
OF
CRITICAL
COMPONENTS
OF
THIS
APPARATUS
(PIC-
TURE
TUBE
AND
OTHERS)
CAN
RESULT
IN
EXCESSIVE
X
RADIATION
THESE
COMPONENTS
ARE
MARKED
IN
THE
SERVICE
MANUAL
BY
AN
%*
-
REPLACE
ONLY
WITH
CONFORM
TYPES
-
SEE
SERVICE
MANUAL
FOR
HIGH
VOLTAGE
ADJUSTMENTS
INSTRUCTIONS.
ee
CAUTION
:
TO
DETERMINE
THE
PRESENCE
OF
HIGH
VOLTAGE,
TUBE
HIGH
VOLTAGES
MUST
BE
DISCHARGED
TO
CHASSIS
ACHTUNG
Die
in
diesem
Gerat
erzeugte
Röntgenstrahlung
ist
ausreichend
abgeschirmt.
Beschleunigungsspannung
maximal
kV.
Ersatz
bestimmter
Bauteile
kann
erhöhte
Röntgenstrahlung
verursachen.
Diese
Bauteile
sind
deshalb
in
der
Bedienungs-
anleiting
mit
einen
*
gekennzeichnet.
Nur
durch
baugleiche
Bauteile zu ersetzen!
Zulass.
Nummer
:
BW
/
/
I
RÖ
NOTE :
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
of a class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial
environment.
This
equipment
generates,
uses
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,
if
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instruction
manual,
may
cause
harmful
i
to
radio
communications.
l
—
this
equipment
in
a
residential
area
is
likely
to
cause
harmful
interference
in
which
case
the
user
will
be
required
to
correct
the
interference
at
his
own
expense.
GEBRAUCH
/
USE
:
NUR
FUER
GEWERBLICHE
ZWECKE
FOR
COMMERCIAL
USE
ONLY

DIESES TECHNISCHE HANDBUCH
SOLLTE SORGFALTIG GELESEN WERDEN
in um NETZSPANNUNG ANGELEGT WIRD
ACHTUNG RONTOENSTRAHLUNG | u
ERHOHTE RONTGENSTRAHLUNG KANN
VERURSACHT WERDEN, WENN BESTIMMTE
BAUTEILE
DURCH
TEILE
ERSETZT
WERDEN
DIE
NICHT DER SPEZIFIKATION DES HERSTELLERS
ENTSPRECHEN.
SOLCHE
BAUTEILE
SIND
IN
DIESER
WARTUNGSANLEITUNG
DURCH
EIN
*
GEKENNZEICHNET
ACHTUNG SICHERHEIT |!
WERDEN BESTIMMTE BAUTEILE DURCH TEILE
ERSETZT, DIE NICHT DER SPEZIFIKATION DES
HERSTELLERS ENTSPRECHEN, SO KANN EIN
ELEKTRISCHER SCHLAG ODER BRANDGEFAHR
DIE FOLGE SEIN, SOLCHE BAUTEILE SIND IN
DIESER WARTUNGSANLEITUNG DURCH EIN 1\
GEKENNZEICHNET.
WARTUNG
VOR ÖFFNEN MONITORS
IST DIESER AB ZU SCHALTEN !
1. Sämtliche Sicherheitsvorschriften auf der Außen-
oder Innenseite des Gerätes bzw. auf der Bildröhre
sind zu beachten.
2. Ist eine Wartung erforderlich, so isi die richtige
a nen Se Cee
EN daß im
3. Vor dem Ausbau der Bildröhre ist die Anodenleitung
und die Anode der Bildröhre gegen den
trägt, darf sich nicht in den Bereich aufhalten, wo
Bikiröhren gehandhabt werden.
Bikdröhren sind bei ihrer Handhabung vom Körper
weg zu halten
. Nach erfolgter Wartung muß der
Kundendiensttechniker sicher sein daß während der
Es empfiehlt sich daher, zum Schutz der Kunden und
des Technikers folgende Kontrollen durchzuführen :
sc UND
BEROHRUNGSCHUTZ
- Netzstecker aus der Steckdose ziehen.
- Mit einem auf kleinsten Widerstandsbereich
eingestellten Ohmmeter den Widerstand zwischen
der Erdung des Netzsteckers und allen zugänglichen
leitenden Teilen messen.
AM OHMMETER MUB < 0.1 OHM GEMESSEN
ES MÜSSEN JEWEILS MEHR ALS 5 MEGOHM
ABGELESEN WERDEN.
ERGEBEN DIE MESSUNGEN ABWEICHENDE
WERTE, SO KÖNNTE DAS AUF EINE GEFÄHRLICHE
BERÜHRUNGSSPANNUNG HINDEUTEN, SODAS
ABHILFE GESCHAFFEN WERDEN MUB, BEVOR MAN
DAS GERÄT DEM KUNDEN ZURÜCKGIBT.
Viele elektrische und mechanische Teile haben
besondere
Der Einsatz von Ersatzteilen, die nicht den
Sicherheitsauflagen, denen die Ersatzteile der Stückliste
dieser Anleitung, der dazugehörigen Nachträge und
technischen Informationen unterliegen, genügen, kann
einen elektrischen Schlag, Brand oder eine übermäßige
Röntgenstrahlung zur Folge haben.
ACHTUNG : DIESES GERÄT MUS GEERDET WERDEN II

CVM 3000
Visual inspection
Check for supplied accessories when unpacking the monitor :
mains cord and instruction manual.
Before installation of the monitor, inspect for damage that may
have occurred in transit. If the monitor was damaged in transit, file
a claim with the carier
Check if your ac power source voltage corresponds to the appro-
priate power input voltage for the monitor, noted on the rear side of
the monitor.
Check input signals
In order to obtain a correct and well synchronized picture on the
screen, first check also if the specifications of your video and sync
| input signals are in accordance with the specifications or factory
settings of the display (colour system and scan frequencies).
Positioning the monitor
The monitor requires a free flow of air around it for cooling pur-
poses. For this reason, covers should never be placed on or
around the monitor and the ventilation grilles should never be
blocked. The monitor should never be exposed to direct heat
| sources or excessive dust. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
| expose this appliance to moisture.
Because of its design, the picture tube is sensitive to magnetic
fields. Therefore, the monitor should never be placed in the vicinity
of magnets or sources of magnetic disturbances, such as loud-
speakers, transformers, heavy power lines or electric motors.
The monitor contains a demagnetisation circuit which counteracts
the effect of the earth magnetism each time the monitor is switched
on. If the monitor is moved, some colour impurities may occur. You
can activate the demagnetisation circuit by pressing the DEG switch
(the display must be switched on).
Because of the effect of this circuit, it is advisable to keep all items
carrying magnetic information away from the monitor, for example
music casseties, magnetic tapes, floppy discs, magnetically coded
cards.
CVM
3000 User
Manual
—
Software
3.X
1-1
—
Installation

CVM 3000
Visual inspection
Check for supplied accessories when unpacking the monitor :
mains cord and instruction manual.
Before installation of the monitor, inspect for damage that may
have occurred in transit. If the monitor was damaged in transit, file
a claim with the carier
Check if your ac power source voltage corresponds to the appro-
priate power input voltage for the monitor, noted on the rear side of
the monitor.
Check input signals
In order to obtain a correct and well synchronized picture on the
screen, first check also if the specifications of your video and sync
| input signals are in accordance with the specifications or factory
settings of the display (colour system and scan frequencies).
Positioning the monitor
The monitor requires a free flow of air around it for cooling pur-
poses. For this reason, covers should never be placed on or
around the monitor and the ventilation grilles should never be
blocked. The monitor should never be exposed to direct heat
| sources or excessive dust. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
| expose this appliance to moisture.
Because of its design, the picture tube is sensitive to magnetic
fields. Therefore, the monitor should never be placed in the vicinity
of magnets or sources of magnetic disturbances, such as loud-
speakers, transformers, heavy power lines or electric motors.
The monitor contains a demagnetisation circuit which counteracts
the effect of the earth magnetism each time the monitor is switched
on. If the monitor is moved, some colour impurities may occur. You
can activate the demagnetisation circuit by pressing the DEG switch
(the display must be switched on).
Because of the effect of this circuit, it is advisable to keep all items
carrying magnetic information away from the monitor, for example
music casseties, magnetic tapes, floppy discs, magnetically coded
cards.
CVM
3000 User
Manual
—
Software
3.X
1-1
—
Installation

CVM
3000
OUTSIDE
TERMINALS
&
SWITCHES
$$ |
POWER
ON
/
OFF
(on
front
or
rear
side)
Push-push
button
to
turn
the
monitor
on
(pushed
in)
and
off
(released),
LINE
Line input.
CAUTION
:
before
connection,
check
for
correct
line
voltage
as
noted
on
the
rear
side
of
the
monitor
The
monitor
selects
the
line
voltage
automatically,
but
should
have
the
right
fuse
The
internal
Fuse
Holder
contains
following
Fuse
:
For
the
120 Vac
range,
a
4A
SS
fuse
(6
x
32
mm,
4A.
slow
blowing).
For
the
220
Vac
range,
a
2AT
fuse
(5
x
20
mm),
2A,
slow
blowing.
COMPONENT
RR-Y GY BBY
Looped
through
inputs
for
component
signals
(BNC
type).
The
input
formats
(RGB
or
YIR-Y/B-Y)
are
noted
on
the
rear
side
panel.
See
also
the
Specification
Section
of
this
manual
for
more
information.
Each
input
is
provided
with
an
internal
75
ohms
termination
resis-
tor.
Set
the
75
ohms
switch
in
downward
position
for
termination.
In
case
of
external
synchronization,
the
input
CODED
C
/
SYNC
is
used
as
sync
reference
(refer
to
the
CODED
inputs).
CODED ( Composite )
CODEDA
CODEDB
CODED
C/SYNC
Looped
through
composite
video
inputs
(BNC
type).
In
case
external
sync
is
selected,
CODED
C
is
for
composite
sync
input.
Each
input
is
provided
with
an
internal
75
ohms
termination
resis-
tor.
Set
the
75
ohms
switch
in
downward
position
for
termination.
Each
input
can
be
set
floating
/
non-floating
with
an
internal
bridge.
The
factory
setting
is
floating.
S-VHS (or Y/C)
4-pin
female
receptacle
for
input
of
S-VHS
(or
Y/C)
signals.
©"
Teo
comencrninns
eniand
pi
fe
aM
Na
optional
Al
S- Input module.
Note that the monitor can have more Inputs and outputs
which are however optional.
CVM 3000 User Manual — Software 3.X 1-2 Outside Terminals and Switches (1)

- CVM 3000
TALLY & RIS
9-pins female receptacle for remote control of the Tally Lights on
the front side of the monitor.
It also is the connector for RIS (Remote Input Selection), a method
of remote control of input selection and function switching. Refer to
the description of MENU 4/2 (RIS Configration) in this manual.
WARNING !
To safeguard the radio frequency interference performance
of the unit, do not use any other cable for remote control
connection than the cable type V5628179 (screened cable
with 2 RFI ferrite clamps close to the connectors).
ACHTUNG |
Für die Gewährleistung der Störstrahlungseigenschaften
dieses Gerätes darf nur den Fernbedienungskabel Type
V5628179 (abgeschirmte Kabel mit zwei Ferritfiltern in der
Nähe vom Stecker) verwendet werden.
REMOTE 2 REMOTE 1
Female and male 9-pins receptacles for remote control,
Permit different ways of remote control, using a :
- SRC (Single Remote Controller) for full remote control of
one monitor via REMOTE 1 connector — available.
Note that to go in Function Mode, you have to press APT on
the SRC.
- MMRC (Multi Monitor Remote Controller) for full remote
control of up to 48 CVS and/or CVM monitors — available.
- Your own remote control solution (RS232) — info available.
- MRC 3000 (infrared & wired Monitor Remote Controller) in a
wired configuration.
| IR INPUT
|
|
IR
(Infrared)
window
for
reception
from
the
MRC
3000
Remote
Controller.
PROBE PROBE
Connector
on
the
front
side
for
connection
of
the
BARCO
Light
Probe
or
of
the
THOMA
Colour
Analyzer
via
a
Probe
Adaptor
Connector
V5628070.
CVM
3000
User
Manual
—
Software
3.X
1-3
Outside
Terminais
and
Switches
(2)

‘
CVM
3000
;
FRONT
KEYS
AND
INDICATORS
TALLY LIGHTS (no keys but indicators)
[| Two tally lights, a red one on the left and a green one on the right,
The tally lights are controlled via the 9-pin connector named
TALLY & RIS on the rear side of the monitor.
A A CON BRI SAT HUE VOL °)
Control Function Keys.
BRI
SAT
|
|
To
control
values
between
050
(minimum)
and
200
(maximum)
y
y
The
calibrated
value
is
100
except
for
VOLume.
VOLume
has
no
calibrated
value
and
remains
equal
when
pressing
the
CAL
key.
X
Keys
to
set
the
status
of
the
monitor.
1,...9,0
TOGL
UP/DOWN
ENTER
Data
entry
keys.
Keys
used
in
combination
with
other
keys
in
the
operation
modes
foun]
VIDEO,
FUNC,
RF
and
MENU.
These
keys
have
no
stand-alone
function.
get out of a Menu without storage.
°
VIDEO RF FUNC MENU °)
Keys to set the monitor in the corresponding mode.
The actual mode is indicated by means of a LED above the key.
frea
CLEAR
Key
to
remove
text
from
the
screen
in
normal
picture
mode,
and
to
(e)
=
BACK LIGHT
[_srana name ] Key to switch ON/OFF the back lighting of the keys.
Back lighting of this key is always on.
°) : keys described in detail elsewhere in this manual
CVM
3000
User
Manual
—
Software
3.X
1-4
Front
Keys
and
indicators

: CVM 3000 ON-SCREEN INFORMATION
The CVM 3000 displays with internal character generators different
types of information on the screen.
On the whole, the appearance and content of this information
depend on:
the selected type of input,
the visibility setting (via MENU 4/4 OSD CONFIGURATION),
the monitor hardware configuration
Following list shows the different forms of information which can
appear, referring to where this manual tells you more about it:
OSD (On Screen Display)
Following figure show the possibilities of the different OSDs
Control Function value VIDEO Inp FUNCTION Table
VIDEO FUNCTION (OTHER
@CON 100 1 CODEDA 1 RED
2 CODED B 2 GREEN
3 CODEDC 3 BLUE
4 RGB 4
5 COMP 5 SYNC SOURCE
6 SVHS 6 SYNC TIME CT
7 SERIAL A 7 SCAN FORMAT
8 SERIAL B 8 COLOR
9 9 DEGAUSS
: Physical input name EZ PTO EEE TEE eS TD OR Ra A A E A
“SERIAL A and (*): when visibility is programmed for PERMANENT or TEMPORARY ;
afterwards Overflow/Underflow arrows) refer to MENU 4/4 OSD CONFIGURATION
MENUs (eventually combined with an Internal White Field)
Refer to the section "MENU MODE" in this manual.
TELETEXT
Teletext is operated via MENU 8/1 and with more facilities via
the MRC 3000 controller. See Appendix “MRC 3000”.
Information and Fault Messages
Help messages which can appear at the bottom of the screen.
Can be divided in two groups:
Information Messages (white characters on blue background),
Fault Messages (white characters on red background).
VITC and Source identification
Information which can become visible when an optional VITC
decoder is inside the monitor. More on this in Appendix "VITC
and SOURCE IDENTIFICATION".
CVM
3000 User
Manual
—
Software
3.X
1-5
On-Screen
Information

-
CVM
3000
|
CONTROL
FUNCTION
KEYS
A A | There are five control function keys available for adjustment of
contrast, brightness, saturation, hue and volume.
BRI SAT
Except for the VOL key, all the control function keys provide the
y U possibility to act on picture contents.
Pressing such a key Causes a direct increase or decrease of the
A corresponding actual value.
VOL A short key-press results in a one step up or down of the corre-
y sponding control function. Continuous pressing causes a fast
increase or decrease in steps of 10, for VOLume in steps of 3
The control value is made visible by means of a symbol and the
actual value between 050 and 200. This indication disappears
automatically from the screen about 7 seconds after the last key-
press or when you press CLEAR . When reaching a limit value, the
message "VALUE OUT OF RANGE" is displayed.
If you press CAL or PRE during control, the monitor is set to
Calibrated or preset values. The calibrated values are 100.
Note that for volume there is no calibrated value.
Refer to the description of the CAL and PRE command keys.
CON (CONTRAST UP & DOWN)
— 9 CON 100 Key for contrast adjustment.
BRI (BRIGHTNESS UP & DOWN)
SAT (SATURATION UP & DOWN)
Key for saturation adjustment.
——
@SAT 100 || yue (Hue uP a Down)
Ku
Key for hue adjusment. Only for NTSC.
KAHUE 100 VOL (VOLUME UP & DOWN)
Key for volume adjustment. Only active when an Audio module or
an RF module is installed, or both together.
For the Audio module, VOL controls the loudspeaker output.
| vor AVOL 100 For the RF module, VOL controls the XLR output signal.
Pressing CAL does not modify the actual loudspeaker output.
NOTE
Keys may be protected and only available after input of a
sultable
password.
Refer
to
the
PRIVILEGE
SETTING
section
in this manual, on how to modify this.
When the keyboard is fully disabled, following keys are
available: VOL CAL PRE VIDEO RF FUNC (for tabie).
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CVM 3000
CAL & PRE
|
CAL
and
PRE
are
two
command
keys
to
set
the
status
of
the
monitor.
CAL
|
When
this
key
is
pressed,
all
controls
and
functions
except
VOL
assume
calibrated
value,
and
picture
will
directly
modify
to
the
calibrated
status.
Hereby
a
list
of
the
functions
and
commands
which
are
set
by
CAL
and
how
:
Set ON: Color
Set
OFF
:
Aperture,
CTI,
SAD,
Split
Screen
Other
settings
:
Color
Temperature
6500
K
RGB
drive
RGB
Scan
Delay
NORMAL
Size
UNDERSCAN
Sync
Source
INTERNAL
Sync
Time
Ct
SLOW
Not
modified:
VOL,
ACC,
NTSC
setup
elim.,
RGB
Sync
Fixed
Ext,
Scan
Format,
all
VITC
functions.
PRE
When
this
key
is
pressed,
all
controis
and
functions
(except
the
ones
listed
below)
assume
the
preset
values
of
the
selected
input
Setto100:
CON,
BRI,
SAT,
HUE
_
and
the
picture
will
directly
modify
to
the
preset
status.
Not
modified:
ACC,
NTSC
setup
elim.,
RGB
Sync
Fixed
Ext.,
Split
Screen,
Scan
Format,
all
VITC
functions,
To
program
the
presets
of
the
different
inputs,
you
have
to
pass
via
MENU
5.
Refer
to
the
description
of
this
Menu
item
5
With
Preset
there
is
another
choice
called
"PRESET
FOLLOW
VIDEO OR RF" and set via MENU 4 :
if set NO: the monitor keeps its status when another input
(VIDEO or RF) is selected.
NO is the factory or default setting.
if set YES: the monitor is automatically set according to the
PRESET of the newly selected input (VIDEO or
RF).
CVM
3000
User
Manual
-
Software
3.X
2-2
CAL
&
PRE

CVM 3000 VIDEO MODE
With the keyboard in VIDEO mode, the numeric keypad permits
selection between minimum 6 to maximum 9 VIDEO inputs. This
depends on the configuration of the monitor or in other words what
options are installed.
The above figure shows the table which appears temporarily on the
screen when the VIDEO key is pressed. This is for the minimum
configuration.
This table can be modified, programmed and extended with input
identification
names
-
called
VIDEO
IDs
-
via
MENU
4/1
(Video
Configuration).
Below
is
shown
an
example
with
more
inputs
(Digital
Inputs)
and
some
VIDEO
IDs.
CVM 3000 User Manual — Software 3.X 2-3 VIDEO Mode

FUNCTION
(OTHER
TABLE;
TOGU
1
SOUND
MODE
}
y
:
only
with
optional
Digital
Input
2
DUAL
SOUND}
z
:
only
with
optional
VITC
Decoder
3
TREBLE)
z
:
only
with
RF
Input
and
Audio
Input
|
4
BASS)
4:
only
with
optional
Audio
Input
5
4
:
a
table
is
only
shown
when
there
are
items
in
it
4:
only with
optional
10-bit
Dig.
Input
in
FUNCtion
mode,
the
numeric
keypad
is
transformed
into
a
Function
selection
keypad.
When
the
FUNC
key
is
pressed,
a
LED
above
it
goes
on, and
one
of
the
above
shown
menus comes
on
the
screen
for
about
seven
seconds.
There
are
maximum
3
tables
of
functions
available
and
you
switch
between
tables
with
the
TOGL
key.
A
table
is
shown
_
only
when
there
are
items
in
it.
The
Function
tables
can
be
programmed
via
MENU
4/3
(Function
Configuration).
Above
you
see
the
factory
tables.
The
monitor
on
shows
the
available
Functions,
so
some
may
not
be
visible
on
YOu
monitor.
SSSSESE
BEBE
BeBe
ERBE
ERBE
BB
eee
a
„ Entrance of a Password
=
=
To
enter
a
ord
ions
is
"so
assy
‚
no
matter
what
Table
of
Functions
FUNC 0
and then the 5-n
and
finally
artar
a
ne
or,
FUNC
0
XXXXX
ENTER
CVM
3000 User
Manual
—
Software
3.X
24
F
TION
Mode

ü— E a ea Meg net ee
Aiae R?
bir En
a
=
MENU
provides
access
to
next
features
:
Display
of
the
Software
Version
Additional
keyboard
functions
Tuner
Programming
(when
optional
RF
module
is
installed)
Configuration
setting
(VIDEO,
RIS,
FUNCtion
and
OSD)
Status
report
and
Preset
programming
Colour
temperature
alignment
:
Manual
with
internal
signal
—
Automatic
with
Thoma
—
Automatic
with
Barco
probe
—
Manually
via
keyboard
—
Display
of
adjustment
values
Other
adjustments
Y
Delay
-
Scan
Matching
—
White
Field
calibration
—
Black
levels
—
Brightness
Pulse
calibration
Remote
Control
settings
Geometry
alignment
via
keyboard
Privilege
setting
(password
entrance,
enabling
&
disabling)
When
pressing
the
menu
key,
eventually
after
entrance
of
a
pass-
word,
you
get
next
menu
on
the
screen
:
MENU
a — am ] 014/3.xx
AUTOMENU ALIGNMENT
MAIN MENU
To exit : CLEAR
Press 1 to start colour temperature alignment the way it has been
selected via AUTOMENU. To know how it has been selected or to
modify
the
selection,
refer
to
the
description
of
AUTOMENU.
Press
8
to
get
to
the
other
MENU
facilities
via
the
MAIN
MENU.
MENU/8
Software Version : 683014/3.xx
TELETEXT CAPTURE 1
KEYBOARD
EXTENSION
2
optiona
CONFIGURATION
a
and
3
or
i
STATUS (PRESET) 5 TUNER PROGRAMMING
ALIGNMENT 6
REMOTE CONTROL 7
9
and 0 for
PRIVILEGE SETTING
To exit : CLEAR
Press 0 (PRIVILEGE SETTING) to enter and enable/disable
monitor passwords .
CVM 3000 User Manual — Software 3.X 2-5 MENU Mode / Introduction

CVM
3000
U
wi
KEYBOARD
EXTENSION
2
Menu
for
additional
keyboard
functions.
MENU/2
—
weve
or
a
DISPLAY
FUNCTIONS
RGB
drive
RGB
Color
Temp.
Size
Scan
Format
Scan
Delay
Degauss
3 pages when a\
Decoder is install
To
return
without
saving
:
To
return
with
saving
TTT
ATT:
KEYBOARD
EXTENSION
|
Page
2
of
2
DECODER FUNCTIONS
Split Screen | OFF)
acc
Setup elim.
SYNCHRONISATION FUNCTIONS
Sync Source
Sync Time Ct
To return without saving :
To return with saving ?
Press
UP
or
DOWN
to
move
the
red
field.
Press
TOGL
to
modify
data
in
the red
field
:
To
page
3
when
a
VIT
Press
CLEAR
to
return
without
saving.
Decoder
is
installed
Press
ENTER
to
return
with
saving.
UP/DO
The
monitor
holds
the
parameters
set
via
the
Keyboard
Extension
till
they
are
modified
again.
Note
that
colour
temperature
selection
can
also
be
modified
when
pressing
CAL
(6500
K)
or
PRE
.
When
a
VITC
decoder
is
installed
inside
the
monitor,
three
pages
are
available.
The
3th
page
is
then
reserved
for
VITC
Functions.
For
more
information
on
VITC
Functions,
refer
to
the
VITC
and
Source
identification
section
in
this
manual.
CVM
3000 User
Manual
-
Software
3X
2-6
MENU
2
Keyboard
Extensi

MENU
CVM 3000 A _ MONITOR CONFIGURATION
No MENU 3 here in this Manual ;
refer to Appendix "RF-input"
| MONITOR CONFIGURATION]
VIDEO CONFIGURATION
RIS CONFIGURATION
1
2
FUNCTION CONFIGURATION 3
OSD CONFIGURATION 4
PRESET FOLLOW VIDEO OR RF [xo]
To return without saving :
To return with saving :
The Monitor Configuration menu permits to customize the monitor
in several ways.
1 Video Configuration : to set the input numbers of the
available physical inputs. In other words, via this menu, you
can determine the input numbers in the VIDEO mode.
Inputs can be assigned a 4-character name.
2 RIS Configuration : to set the function of the two switches
eventually connected to the TALLY & RIS connector for
remote control.
3
Function
Configuration
:
to
set
the
Function
Tables.
In
other
words,
via
this
menu,
you
can
determine
the
available
functions
via
the
FUNC
key.
4
OSD
Configuration
;
to
set
On
Screen
Display
items
off
or
temporarily
or
permanently
on.
For more information, see next pages.
In
addition,
via
this
menu,
you
can
determine
whether
when
switching
from
one
input
to
another,
the
monitor
keeps
its
status
or
sets
its
status
according
to
the
PRESET
of
the
new
input.
PRESET FOLLOW VIDEO OR RF
This customizing option determines whether when switching from
one input to another, the monitor keeps its status or sets its status
according to the PRESET of the new input.
Use the TOGL key to switch between YES or NO. The factory or
default setting is NO.
IfsetNO: the monitor keeps its status when another input
(VIDEO or RF) is selected.
NO is the factory or default setting.
If set YES: the monitor is automatically set according to the
PRESET of the newly selected input (VIDEO or
RF).
Press
ENTER
to
save
this,
or
CLEAR
to
leave
without saving.
No MENU 3 here
CVM 3000 User Manual — Software 3.X 2-7 MENU 4 Monitor Configuration (1)

CVM 3000
VIDEO
CONFIGURATION
MENU/4/1
To return without saving :
To return with saving :
Menu to renumber the VIDEO inputs and give them an
identification name.
Press ENTER to save a modification or CLEAR to leave without
saving.
VIDEO input numbering
Move
the
red
field
by
means
of
UP
or
DOWN
to
the
physical
input
to
be
renumbered.
Modify
the
number
by
means
of
the
numeric
keys
1
t09.
The
monitor
software
prohibits
inapplicable
numbering,
as
twice
the
same
input
number.
VIDEO input identification name
Each input can be assigned a 4-character name.
Move the red field by means of the keys UP and DOWN to the
input to be named.
Use the PRE and CAL keys to enter or modify a character,
Available characters are :
<- _0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXY2Z-> (Cat )
Use TOGL to move the cursor to the right or back to the
beginning. Four characters can be entered for names as VTR1,
CAM2, ... After having been saved, the entered name(s) will
become visible in the VIDEO selection mode.
CVM 3000 User Manual - Software 3.X 2-8 MENU 4 Monitor Configuration (1a)
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