JVC BM-H2000PN User manual

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In order to prevent any fatal accidents caused by misoperation
or mishandling of the monitor, be fully aware of all the
following precautions.
WARNINGS
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this
monitor to rain or moisture.
Dangerous high voltages are present inside the unit.
Do not remove the back cover of the cabinet. :
When servicing the monitor, contact qualified service
personnel. Never try to service it yourself.
Machine Noise Information Ordinance 3. GSGV,
January 18, 1991: The sound pressure levei at the
Operator position is equal or less than 70 dB(A}
according to 1SO 7779.
Improper operations, in particular alteration of high
voltage of changing the type of tube may result int X-
ray emission of considerable dose. A unit altered in
such a way no longer meets the standards of
certification, and must therefore no longer be
operated.
PRECAUTIONS
@Use only the power source specified on the unit.
@When not using thig unit for a long period of time, or
when cleaning it, be gure to disconnect the power plug
from the AC outlet.
@Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord.
And do not place this unit where people will tread on the
cord.
Do not overload wali outlets er power cords as this can
resull in a fire or elactric shock,
@ Avoid using this unit under the following conditions:
-in extremely not, cold or humid places,
- in dusty places,
- near appliances generating strong magnetic fields,
- invplaces subject to direct sunlight,
- in badly ventilated places,
- in automobiles with doors closed.
@Do not cover the ventilation slots while in operation as
this could obstruct the required ventilation fiow.
@When dust accumulates on the screen surface, clean it
with a soft cloth.
@Unpiug this unit from the AC outlet and refer servicing to
qualified service > Personne! under the following condi-
tions:
- when the power cord is frayed or the plug is damaged,
- if liquid has been spilled into the unit,
- ifthe unit has been dropped or fhe cabinet has been
damaged,
- when the unit exhibits a distinct change in performance.
@Do nat attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or
angerous voltage or
noe alified s service
personnel
e When replacement parts are required, have the service
personnel verify in writing that the replacement parts he/
she uses have the same safety characteristics as the
original parts. Use of manufacturer's specified
replacement parts can prevent fire, shock, or other
hazards.
@Upon completion of any servicing or repair work to this
unit, please ask the service personnel to perform the
satety check described | in the manufacturer’ s service
literature,
@When this unit reaches the end of its useful life, improper
disposal could result in a picture tube implosion. Ask
qualified service personnel to dispose of this unit.
SCREEN BURN
@it is not recommended to keep a certain still image
displayed on screen for a long time as wall as displaying
extremely bright j images on screen. This may cause a
burning (sticking) phenomenon on the screen of
cathode-ray tube. This problem does not occur as far as
displaying normal video playback motion images.
This manual is divided into five language sections:
English, German, French, Italian and Spanish.
English oes “eocseeeee selesitaentensee eseeesee Pages 2 to 23
German aiaceccsecccecseneescesssscencensnsseueteeecenaesne Pages 24 to 45
PROMI occ ccc cece ceceeecceeceeteenstatnsceseatessterpvateres Pages 46 to 67
|p Pages 68 to 89
SPAMISN oc ccc eee cesecucresseececrevnnnavevenas Pages 90 to 111
Thank you for purchasing this JVC colour video monitor.Before using it, read and follow all
instructions carefully to take fullest advantage of the monitor's performance.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS -~——------—-----~---------—-----—2
FEATURES --------- nnn nn meen nnn nn nnn nnn nnn 3
CONTROLS AND FEATURES (FRONT) ----------- anon
TERMINALS AND FEATURES (REAR) ----------------- -5§
CONNECTION EXAMPLE --------------------------—----—- 6
ExternaVinternal synchronisation --------------+----------- 6
RGBICOMPO(SDI) terminal setting -------+-------+----+-- 6
BASIC OPERATION moc ne wn nten nn nnne nn nniannnmn nnn nnnnnnnnn 7
To demagnetise the picture tube ---------+------+--------- ?
PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS ----------------------------------- 8
CONTRAST (picture contrast) ----------------+------------- 8
BRIGHT (picture brightness) ------------------2---0-----22+- 8
CHROMA (picture colour density) sconeteenrensescnsecncoes 8
PHASE (piéture NU®) ------~+----s-+e+--eeee ee eeen eee eeree 8
Relation Petwoon pole adjustments and input video signals ----- 8
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MEMORY MODE --------------------------------+------------- 12
Racail/release of memory Mode -----------------------+- 12
Satting programming of the picture being monitored <----- -12
Ravision of MEMOFY MOG -------++++--e-en eens eee eneeene ee 12
SET-UP FOR MONITOR INSTALLATION -------------- 14
To cail up SET-UP MENU and select a function ----- 14
SIZE(CENTERING (size/positionig adjustments of RGB signal pictures)------ 14
WHITE BALANCE ADJUST (white balance adjustments) ------- 15
REMOTE SELECT (TALLY/REMOTE-terminal settings) ----15
STATUS DISPLAY (setting the status display to on/off) -- 16
CONTROL LOCK (deactivation of front-control functions) --+ 16
PICTURE SETTING INITIALISATION -------—---------- 17
To initialise MENU settings ONMY --++ rere enren nnn en een ee 17
To initialise both MENU/SET-UP MENU settings ---- 17
REMOTE CONTROLS -—---------~----nne nn en ence neneenee= 18
On-screen Menu remote Operation --------------ee----= 18
Picture AGjJUStMENS --------------------- 22 eee erro eet rene 18
Sound adjustments ------------------------------------2e2 = 18
EACH REMOTE CONTROL OF PLURAL MONITORS -—-- 19
To programme an 1D number ---------------*-++-+-+-+-+"+ 19
To call up an ID number ----------2-2-+-2- 22 enon ee ee es enone 19
TO aSSign a MONItOF ++>-------+---------2-+ sees er eer ene wrens 19
BEFORE CALLING FOR SERVICE ----------—--— ----- 26
MENU DISPLAY CHART -----—----—--------—----------—-- 21
SPECIFICATIONS -——~————-——an--annennneareenenncnnenn 22
component terminals that can be bridge-connected.
@ Compatible with NTSC-3.58/4.43 MHz or PAL colour systems.
@ The BM-H2000PN has a medium-high-definition picture tube that reproduces pictures with a
horizontal resolution of 750 TV lines or more.
The BM-H1400PN has a high-definition picture tube that reproduces pictures with a
horizontal resolution of 750 TV lines or more .
The BM-1400PN-A has a medium-high-definition picture tube that reproduces pictures with a
horizontal resolution of 620 TV lines or more.
Auto white-balance stabiliser (I/K feedback circuit) maintains stable colour reproduction over
long-term use.
@ A range of flexible functions includes picture aspect ratio switching (between 4:3 and 16:9),
memory mode and control lock.
@ Optional exclusive wireless remote control unit enables individual operation and adjustment
up te 99-unit monitors.

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| Tally lamp
~ Gléws to indicate when a tally sighal is input to the TALLY/
REMOTE terminal on the rear panel. (For terminal
connection, $80 page 18. )- 5
[2] Speaker —
Remote control sensor
Sanses infrared signals emitted from the optional wireless
oa remols control.
4 VOLUME control
~ Yuin to adjust speaker volume.
[EIPHASE control -
Turn to adjust picture hue, using natural skin colour as a
_ reference.
[6] CHROMA control
* Turn to adjust picture colour density according t to © your
requirements.
7) BRIGHT control
Tum to adjust picture brightness according to your
requiraments. —
[8] CONTRAST control
Turn fo adjust the picture contrast according to your
requirements. |
[3] UNDER SCAN switch
Push to display the whole picture on screen by reducing
display area dimensions.
PULSE CROSS switch
Push fo check the retrace period (sync signal) by delaying
input signal phase.
(11) COLOR OFF switch
“ Push to éliminate colour signals and display a black-and-
... white picture.
2] BLUE CHECK switch
"Push to eliminate red and green colour signals and display
a monochrome blue picture.
MEMORY MODE switch
~~ Bush to adjust the picture by recalling the adjustment data
. Hat you siored in memory.
fa a)INPUT SELECT switches
; oP sh to select a rear terminal video signal input.
8) EXT SYNC switch _
~~ Push to synchronise the monitor with an external syne
_ signal. This function is effective regardless of signal input.
[fé] MENU controls
_ Use to operate on-screen menu functions.
7| DEGAUSS switch
= Push to demagnetise the picture tube.
é] POWER switch
__ Press fo turn the power on or off.
i3] POWER indicator
Glows to indicate that power is on.
(Front)
[i] Power socket
Connect to an AC outlet (230 V AC, 50/60 Hz) using the
provided power cord.
[2] VIDEO A terminals
Composite video signal input terminal and bridge-
connected output terminal.
VIDEO A termination switch
Set to OPEN for bridged connaction; set to 7522 for input
.._ signal only.
4 4] VIDEO B terminals
Comp: a Jac signal input terminal and bridge-
connected output terminal.
I VIDEO B termination switch
._ Functions as for (i.
[é] SYNC terminals
"External syne signal input terminal and bridge-connected
output terminal. Input an external composite sync signal to
these terminals when inputting a video signal without a
sync signal, or when synchronising the monitor with an
external syne signal:
(7) SYNC termination switch
_ Functions as for (3)
[8] Y/C terminals
input terminal ot Y/C signals and bridge- -connected output
terminal.
[9] ¥Y/C termination switch
Functions as for [3]
[fo] RGB/COMPO(SD)) terminals
Input terminal of analogue AGB signals or Y/B-Y/R-Y
signals and bridge- -connected output terminal. For
analogue RGB signals, also accepts a G signal including ¢ a
syne signal.
RGB/COMPO(SDI) termination switch
_.. Bunetions as for [3],
i2] AUDIO A terminals
~ Audio signal input terminal and bridge-connected output
terminal. Linked with the VIDEO A terminals so that
AUDIO A terminals and VIDEO A terminals are selected
simultaneously.
13] AUDIO B terminals
Audio signal input terminal and bridge-connected outpui
terminal. Linked with the VIDEO B or Y/C terminals so that
AUDIO B terminals and VIDEO B or Y/C terminais are
selected simultaneously.
[14] 14] AUDIO RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminals
“Audio signal input terminal and bridge-connected output
terminal, Linked with the AGB/COMPO(SDI) ) terminals so
that AUDIO RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminals and RGB/
_ _COMPO(SD)) terminals are selected simultaneously.
FOCUS control
Adjustment hole exclusively for use by service personnel.
Make sure to consult qualified service > personnel for
adjustment.
TALLY/REMOTE terminal
External input terminal of a tally signal to make the tally
lamp glow, or of a remote-control signal to switch input or
picture control.

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@Be sure to turn off aach component's power before connection,
@The connection shown below is only an example. Terminais and their functions differ in accordance with a component te be
connected. Also read and follow the instructions for the component.
|For audio signal input from the
i component connected to VIDEO A IN |
1 For bridge-connected output of 69 i
f Cor audio signal input from the ‘
“ component connected to VIDEO B |
| Component that oulpute a 4)
nat composite video signal
Component that outpuis a 4} '
: - ; 1iCompenent that outputs Y/C signals}
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jcomposile video signat
{ Compotiant that outpute | E
|_@aync signal
{For audio signal input from the
: | compenent connected tg
Raa/COMPO(SD) iN:
Component that outpute | | Component that outputs i
[ Remote control |
{ component
analogue AGB signals | _a component signal
Externalinternal synchronisation
Push the front panel EXT SYNC switch to ON, and the monitor operates
to synchronise with an external sync signal input to the rear panel SYNC IN
terminai.
Push the switch again to OFF, and the monitor operates to synchronise
with a sync signal included in a video signal (if it includes a sync signal) input
via a video input terminal.
RGB/COMPO(SDI) terminal setting
PEAKING FREQ. :2.6MHZ
PEAKING LEVEL :0d8
«MENU >
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ASPECT
RATIO
:4-3
Set RGB or COMPO. on screen to match the type of video signal input to FILTER SELECT :COMB
the rear panel RGB/COMPO(SDI) IN terminals.
To
input
analogue
RGB
signals,
set
to
RGB.
AFG
:NORMAL
To
input
Y,
B-Y
or
R-Y
signal,
set
to
COMPO..
NTSC
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COMPO. LEVEL ‘SMPTE
(MEMORY MODE)
» RGB {/COMPO(SDD :RGB
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Operation:
1. Press the front panel MENU button to cail up the MENU display on screen.
2. Press the & or W button to select RGB/COMPO(SD)).
3. Press the < or > button to set RGB or COMPO..
4. Press the MENU button to complete.
1. To turn the power on:
Push the POWER switch.
The POWER indicator glows green. The mode and colour system of an input
signal are automatically discerned and displayed on screen for about 3 sec-
onds. To turn off power, push the POWER switch again, and the POWER
indicator goes off.
2. To select the input:
Push an INPUT SELECT switch.
Push VIDEO A, VIDEO B, RGB/COMPO(SDI) or Y/C. The mode and colour
system of a selected input signal are automatically discerned and displayed on
screen for about 3 seconds. —
3. To adjust the audio level:
Turn the VOLUME control to the right to increase the level, or to the left to
decrease the level.
VIDEO A<inputmode |
PAL + Color system |
To demagnetise the picture tube
_ After positioning near the monitor a speaker (non-magnet-
shielded) or other equipment that generates a strong magnetic
field, or after relocating the monitor, colour patches could appear
in the picture due to magnetisation of the picture tube. If this degaussing must be repeated,
occurs,
push
the
DEGAUSS
switch
to
demagnetise
the
picture
proceed
after
at
least
10
minutes
tube.
have
passed
since
first
degaussing.
@The
optional
wireless
remote
control
features
a
DEGAUSS
key.
@This function is not effective if
ac vated a second time after a very
short time has elapsed. When:

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Turn a separate front panel control to adjust picture contrast, picture brightness, picture
colour density, and picture hue respectively:
CONTRAST (picture contrast)
CORE AAG T
Softer Clearer
BRIGHT (picture brightness)
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Brighter
oe
Darker
@ To adjust the CHROMA and PHASE
controls more precisely, input the
colour bar signal and operate the
BLUE CHECK function as follows:
CHROMA (picture colour density) |
Aftar inputting the colour bar signal.
push the front panel BLUE CHECK
gwitch to display a monochrome blue
picture without red/green signal
components. Turn the CHROMA and
PHASE controls so that ali (four, in
the axarnple below) blue bars have
the same density and brightness.
x
Thinner
PHASE (picture hue)
Penge
ze
Purplish Greenish
Relation between picture adjustments and input video signals ——
Each picture adjustment is effective for the following video signal input:
Push each switch to ON or OFF for video signal control.
UNDER SCAN
Push the UNDER SCAN switch to reduce the dimensions of display area
so the whole picture is displayed on screen. Use to check the picture frame.
PULSE CROSS
Push the PULSE CROSS switch to simultaneously display two blank
areas crossed horizontally and vertically on screen (“Pulse Cross” display)
by delaying the phase of the input signal. Use to check the vertical retrace
jine period, equalizing pulse period, vertical sync period, horizontal sync
pulse, or burst signal. |
COLOR OFF
Push the COLOR OFF switch to display a black-and-white picture by
inputting a luminance signal only. Use to check the noise contained in a
luminance signal or white balance. |
BLUE CHECK
Push the BLUE CHECK switch to display a monochrome blue picture by
eliminating red and green signal components. Use to check or adjust the
CHROMA and/or PHASE controis.
@ This function is not effective for
analogue RGB signal input.
@This function is not effective for
analogue RGB signal input.

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By
calling
up
the
menu
display
on
screen,
various
functions
can
be
selected
and
set
as
needed.
Calling up the menu display, selecting an item
1. Press the MENU button to call up the menu display on screen (see [1] below).
(Press again to make the display disappear. )
2. Press the & or ¥ button to select an item to be set. “>” is indices for the
selected item.
3. Press the <4 or » button to change the setting.
4, After selecting another item by pressing the A or ¥ button, repeat step 3.
These settings are all kept in memory after power is turned off.
5. Press the MENU button to complete. The menu display disappears.
NOTE
@ When the menu display al) (shown at
left below) is on screen, prass the —
ENTER button. The display changes
to [2] (shown below centre). In this
stata, you can also select the item or
change the setting.
@ Whan the display [Zlis on screen,
each time the ¥ button is prassed
while the ENTER buttan pressed, the
indication moves up or dewn on
screen (the display |3). Press the
MENU button with display [2 (3) or 3]on
screen, and the display is restored to
[Vk
@ifno operation occurs for about 5
minutes: alter galling up the menu
display on: screen, the display
digappenes automaticaly
:NORMAL® |
MENU) a nn |
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ASPECT
RATIO
4-3
Barc
FLUTER SELECT ;COMB
PEAKING
FREQ.
:2.6MHZ
PEAKING LEVEL :0d8:
» AFC ‘NORMAL
COLOR TEMP. = :6500
NTSC SETUP :0
COMPO. LEVEL ‘SMPTE
<MEMORY MODE>
$8 /COMPO(SDI) . AGB GlAFC -NORMAL@
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[2]
(3]
ASPECT RATIO (picture aspect ratio switching)
The aspect ratio of the picture can be switched between 4:3 and 16:9.
When switching to “16-9” on screen, the height of the picture is slightly
reduced (see right).
ys
the
Bh
lure
in
16:
9
aspect
(ato
ree
FILTER SELECT (built-in filter selection)
When a composite video signal of the NTSC system (excluding NTSC
4.43) is input to the monitor, either or both of two filters in the monitor can be
activated. -
COMB come titer pictures. Ld |
Both: mb and PES | vfiters function at the same time,
| Eliminates dol interference that would show up in the —
vertical boundary’ between two differant. el
"BOTH (both filters)
NOTCH (Trap filter)
@ The function can be operated and the
indication appears only when a
composite video signal of the NTSC
system (exciuding NTSC 4.43) is
input to the monitor.
PEAKING FREQ/JPEAKING LEVEL (picture quality improvement) ——
Corrects the luminance signal to improve picture quality by changing
peak frequency and/or peak level depending on the video signal input to the
monitor. Use PEAKING FREQ. to set correction frequency. Use PEAKING
LEVEL to set correction level.
For component video signal. i:
; 0 a8 to + abs | Set a higher pools for correction to a higher degree.
AFC C (switching of time constant for the AFC)
Use to set the time constant for the AFC (auto fine-frequency control) to
correct skew distortion of video signals input via a videotape recorder or
oinet video equipmen
rr ral- speed correction.
Faster correction.
Slower corer stion.,
COLOR TEMP. (Selon temperature switching)
Use to set the colour temperature of white balance.
NTSC SETUP (NTSC set-up level)
Use to set up the luminance signal level to match the configuration of
the video signal input to the monitor.
- For video signal with 75% luminance signal
COMPO. LEVEL (chrominance level setting)
Use to eet the chrominance abe 4 a COmponenry video signal,
ro sompor nt video Signal rap (atu lever 0%) via a BETACAM
videotape: recorder
BETA75
@ When analogue RGB signals are
input to the moniter, the indications
do not appear and the functions
cannot be operated.
@ By changing the default setting ot
white balance adjustment under the
SET-UP MENU display (see page 15
for adjustment), the + indication is
added te the right of the setting to
indicate that the factory-preset setting
was changed.
«MENU>
ASPECT RATIO :4-3
FILTER SELECT :COMB
PEAKING FREQ. :2.6MHZ
PEAKING LEVEL 76dB
AFC ‘NORMAL
» COLOR TEMP. :6500 *
idol ae A 70
:SMPTE
:RGB
:@
@ The itern and setting are indigated on
seraen and the function can be
operated only when a video signal of
the NTSC system is input to the
moniter.
@ The itarn and setting are indicated on
screen and the furiction can be
operated only when a component
video signal is input to the monitor.
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A set of picture settings can be programmed in memory for
quick recall when necessary.
Recall/release of memory mode
Press the MEMORY MODE switch to recali a set of picture settings ee
programmed in memory. me Sera
Pressing the switch locks the functions of the front-panel PHASE, aca cine io aclah nea
: : appears on screen for approx. 2
CHROMA, BRIGHT, CONTRAST controls, and remote-control picture adjust- seconds ta indicate the function
ments not to be operated. cannot be operated.
Press again to release memory mode.
Setting programming of the picture being monitored — _ = nore’
The settings of the picture being monitored can be programmed in
memory. @ Programmed picture settings are kept
in memory after the power is turned
off.
Settings programmable in memory mode:
| @ Settings of the CONTRAST, BRIGHT, CHROMA and PHASE snnurcle on the
front panel
@ On-screen menu function settings (except RGB/COMPO(SDI))
| ° Rgmnote-cgntral ples aciusinent acing
‘MEMORY MODE >
Are you sure ?
2. Press the MENU button.
3. Press the & or ¥ button to select MEMORY MODE.
Then press the ENTER button,
4.@ Press the ENTER button to programme.
@ Press the < or P button to cancel, |
1 Check the MEMORY MODE switch is off |
=
S No maiter what video signal is input,
all items appear on screen. However,
depending on ihe type of input video
Revision of memory mode
Programmed picture settings can be revised if necessary.
1. signal, some funstions might not
Press the MEMORY MODE switch to activate memory mode. operate even if their sottings ‘aie
2. Press the MENU button to all up display ("Jon sereen. made.
(MEMORY MODE REVISE>
»PICTURE ADJUSTMENT
ASPECT RATIO :4-3
FILTER SELECT :COMB
PEAKING FREQ. :2.6MHZ
PEAKING LEVEL :0dB
AFC “NORMAL
COLOR TEMP. 26500
NTSC SETUP :0
COMPO. LEVEL :SMPTE
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3. Press the & or ¥ button to select a function to be revised.
Press the ENTER button after selecting PICTURE ADJUSTMENT to call up
display [2). | | .
~ After making alll Sotngs on screen, press the MENU button to make display [1]
appear.
A. Press the < or button to change the set level.
Adjustable CONTRAST, BRIGHT, CHROMA or PHASE range depends on each
set level previously Stored | ir) memory. MAX appears to indicate maxirrium level
that cannot be increased. MIN appears to indicate minimum level that cannot be
decreased.
@Variable setting range _
“ADJUST-
MENT
SMPTE BETA | BE TATE. :
5. With display [1] on screen, press the MENU button to make display [3] appear.
@Press the ENTER button to programme. a a
@Press the < or ® button to cancel.
- ——
(MEMORY MODE REVISE?
>» CONTRAST :0
BRIGHT
Gooscs
elf the ENTER button is pressed after
a function ather than PICTURE
ADJUSTMENT
screen display ch
ling one. To select another tunétion:
after making a change in function,
press the MENU button to restore
display [7 Oo |
“MEMORY MODE REVISE >
Are you sure 7
“Yes” then ENTE
"No" then | orh}
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When installing the monitor, make set-up adjustments required for the picture settings to
match conditions where the monitor is to be used.
To call up SET-UP MENU and select a function:
1. To make [1] (SET-UP MENU) appear, with the ENTER button pressed, press
the MENU button. .
2. Press the & or ¥ button to select an adjustment item.
(To set STATUS DISPLAY or CONTROL LOCK, steps 3 and 4 are not
necessary.) ,
3; Press the ENTER button to call up the adjustment menu (2) a)at¢ a selected item
(a. g. WHITE BALANCE).
A. Press the & or W button to select a function to be adjusted.
5. Press the < or ® button to change the setting.
6. With the display [1] on screen, press the & or W button to select another
function and repeat step 5.
7. Press the MENU button to complete. SET-UP MENU disappears.
@ To make [1] (SET-UP MENU) disappear:
Press the MENU button,
@ To make [Z] (e.g. WHITE BALANCE) disappear:
Press the MENU button twice.
SIZE/CENTERING
(size/positioning
adjustments
of
RGB
signal
pictures)
——
For analogue RGB video signal pictures, horizontal size, vertical size,
horizontal positioning and vertical positioning can be finely adjusted.
: + moves the picture to right
| : Moves the picture to left.
+ moves the picture down.
ei moves the picture up.
Es makes the picture wider.
| + makes the picture narrower.
| + makes the picture higher.
i makes the > picture i dale
+9, +10)
V. POSITION (-10, -9 ... 0...
|: SIZE (-10, -9....0... +9, +10)
V. SIZE (-10, -9 ...0,.. 49, +10)
(SET-UP MENU >
$1 ZE/CENTERING
WHITE BALANCE ADJUST
REMOTE SELECT
STATUS DISPLAY :ON
CONTROL LOCK :OFF
OEE) fo)
«WHITE BALANCE;
» RED. DRIVE. 70
GREEN DRIVE :0
BLUE DRIVE :0
RED CUTOFF :0
GREEN CUTOFF :0
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@ Each time the MENU button is
pressed, the previous menu is
restored.
@ SIZE/CENTERING appears and the
funétion is parable only when
monitoring the picture of analogue
RGB video signals.
WHITE BALANCE ADJUST (white balance adjustments)
Before making these adjustments, select the Eorour tempera-
ture 9300K of pad on MENU.
RED DRIVE (-10, -9, ... 0... +9, +10)
signal component.
| Adjusts the drive level of a red signal
| component.
Ad) usts the drive level of a green
Adjusts the drive level of a blue signal
GREEN DRIVE 10, 9, 0... +9, +10)
BLUE DRIVE (010, -9, ... 0... #9, 410}
RED CUTOFF (-10, -9, “0 - =
GREEN CUTOFF ( er ae ae +10)
BLUE ee "0. 48,410)
REMOTE SELECT (TALLY/REMOTE-terminal settings)
| component.
the cut-off ee of a red signal
component:
| Sats the cut-off voltage of a green
signal component. |
Sets the cut-off valtage of a blue
[Signal component.
Via the TALLY/REMOTE terminal, the tally lamp can be
turned on/off, or a function (selected from display [3] shown on
the right) can be operated using an external control.
INPUT setting indications and selected inputs
He z indicates wien “bechat the female conto! wi the TALLY/REM TE terminal
CNTL-1/CNTL-2 setting indications and set positions
of: neatales when eee the remote control via the TALLY/REMOTE terminal
@ By making white balance
adjustments on SET-UP MENU, *
appears to the right of the COLOR
TEMP. setting on MENU
(see page 11). :
«REMOTE SELECT>
> INPUT 7 At~rB
| CNTL-1 “UNDER SCAN
oe 2 :ASPECT RATIO
TE 3]
@TALLY/REMOTE terminal functions
All controls via TALL.Y/REMOTE terminal are made by short-circuiting or open-circuiting
any pin from Pin 1 to 4 and either Pin 7 or8 (GND each) of this terminal.
When using this terminal, be sure to short- circuit Pin 5 and either Pin 7 or 8.
1 To ehort-circutt
NOTE
@ When the TALLY/REMOTE terminal is
used, the following functions become
deactivated (except when thay are 8 Set
to "NOT USE’ .
- Front INPUT SELECT and EXT
SYNC switches
- Front UNDER SCAN, PULSE
20SS, COLOR OFF and BLUE
CK switches
- On-screen MENU's ASPECT RATIO
ando COLOR TEMP. functions
- Remote MUTE key
@ if a function is applied to both CNTL-1
and CNTL-2, CNTL-1 has priority.
#1: Pin 6 is DC power output pin. It
outputs DC 5 V when the monitor's
power is on. (Do not short-circuit pin
6 diractly to ground.)
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STATUS DISPLAY (setting the status display to on/off)
When the power is turned on or the input mode is switched, the status
display (colour system and input mode) appears on screen. The display can
be set to on or off.
CONTROL LOCK (deactivation of front-control functions)
Set CONTROL LOCK to ON on screen to deactivate the front-control
functions (front VOLUME control and remote volume control are operable).
@ If you atternpt to operate a locked
function, "CONTROL LOCK ONI!”
appears on screen for approx. 2
seconds to indicate the function
cannot be operaied.
e Gnee CONTROL LOCK is deacti-
vated, the currant settings of the
frant-coftrol knebs and buttons are
activated:
@ If the power is turned off with
CONTROL LOCK activated, the
function is kapt in memory.
MENU and/or SET-UP MENU settings including added changes can be reset (initialised) to
their factory-preset conditions.
To initialise MENU settings only
MENU settings (except MEMORY MODE and RGB/COMPO(SDI)) can be
exclusively reset:
1. With the '¥ button pressed, press the MENU button to display [V on screen.
2. @ Press the ENTER button to reset.
@ Press the < or button to cancel.
@ MENU and PICTURE ADJUST settings (except MEMORY MODE
and RGB/COMPO(SDI)) can also be simultaneously reset via
the optional wireless remote control unit:
1. Press the MENU key to display MENU on screen.
2. Press the RESET key to execute.
To initialise both MENU/SET-UP MENU settings
MENU and SET-UP MENU settings other than MEMORY MODE and RGB/
COMPO(SD!) can be reset at the same time. In this case, PICTURE ADJUST
settings via remote control are aiso reset, and the monitor's [iD number is
also reset to 00.
1. Press the POWER switch to turn the power off.
2. With the ¥ and MENU buttons pressed, press the POWER switch to turn the
power on. Keep pressing the W and MENU buttons until [2] appears on screen.
3. Press the A or ¥ bution to select SET-UP MENU RESET. Then press the
ENTER button to display (3] on screen.
4. Press the ENTER button again to execute.
@ Press the 4 or ® button to cancel.
@For lactory-prasets on the MENU
settings, see page 21
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The optional wireless remote control unit (RM-C550W) operates the following:
@ On-screen menu functions (MENU, SET-UP MENU, etc.)
® Picture adjustments (CONTRAST, BRIGHT, CHROMA, PHASE)
@ Sound adjustments (VOLUME, MUTE)
On-screen menu remote operation
Remote keys and front controls with the same designation share the
common functions. For detailed operation, see instructions about each menu
function in this manual.
Picture adjustments
Each adjustable range depends on the setting of the front CONTRAST/
BRIGHT/CHFIOMA or PHASE control. If an adjustment is made via remote
control with the front control set approximately to the maximum or minimum,
the
level
may
indicate
a
certain
change
on
screen
but
may
not
actually
in-
crease or decrease.
1. Press the PICTURE key to display PICTURE ADJUST.
2. Press the & or W key to select an item.
3. Press the < or ® key to change the level:
4: Moves the cursor to left (to decrease the level).
B® : Moves the cursor to right (to increase the level).
A, Press the Aov key to another item and repeat step 3.
5, Press the PICTURE key to complete. - |
@To seeanidabdine all settings on PICTURE ADJUST:
After step 1, press the RESET key.
Sound adjustments
A variable range depends on the setting of the front VOLUME control. If
audio levet is remote-controlied with front VOLUME control set approximately
to the maximum or minimum, the jeve! may Indicate a certain change on
screen but may not actually increase or decrease.
@ Press the VOLUME -or+ key to decrease or increase the level (within +20).
@ Press the MUTE key to mute the sound. MUTE appears on screen for Approx. 3
seconds. Press again to release.
@ When monitoring the picture of
analogue RGB signals, component
signal or black-and-white signal,
CHROMA and PHASE do not appear
and cannot be adiusted.
@ When a video signal of the PAL
system is input to the monitor,
PHASE does not appear and cannot
be 9 adjusted
«PICTURE ADJUST>
» CONTRAST 29
BRIGHT 79
CHROMA :0
PHASE :0
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© Each time the PICTURE key is
pressed, the previous display is
restored.
VOLUME: +01 _ |
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@ If the power is turned off with sound-
muting activated, the function is kept
in mamary.
@ To release sound-muting, turn the
front VOLUME control or press the
remote VOLUME -- or + key .
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To operate or adjust plural units of monitors, by programming and assigning an ID number
(00 to 99) for each monitor, a specified monitor can be remote-controlled.
To programme an ID number (use front controls):
1. Press the POWER switch to turn the power off.
2. With the ¥ and MENU buttons pressed, press the POWER switch to turn the
power on. Keep pressing the YW and MENU buttons until [1] appears.
3. Press the Aor ¥ button to select ID NUMBER SET. Then press the ENTER
button to display [2]
A, Select an 1D number.
@Press the » button to increase.
@Press the < button to decrease.
5. Press the ENTER button to programme.
To call up an ID number (use remote unit):
1. Press the DISPLAY key to indicate a programmed ID number at top right of
the screen.
@ Red-indicated !D number:
indicates the monitor can be remote- controlled.
@ Green-indicated ID number: _
indicates the monitor cannot be remote-controlled.
2. Press the DISPLAY key to make the number disappear.
To assign a monitor (use remote control):
1. Press the DISPLAY key to display the monitor's programmed ID number.
2. Press thé numeric keys to enter the monitor's 1D number.
The entered ID number appears and blinks on screen centre.
3: Press the ID SET key to complete.
The programmed 1D number in the top right of the screen turns red to indicate
the monitor was assigned. Other monitors’ ID numbers are indicated in green.
4. After adjusting the monitor, repeat steps 2 10 Ato adjust each monitor if
necessary.
5. Press the DISPLAY key to clear on-screen ID numbers.
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Before concluding a problem has occurred, check the following points. If the problem
persists after carrying out the checks, disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet and con-
sult the dealer from whom you purchased the monitor.
| Inoperable adjustment controls
| or buttons.
| Abnormal picture adjustments
| with all controls at centre.
| Inoperable picture
| synchronisation.
Inoperable remote-controlled
| picture adjustments.
Assigned remote control ID
| number operates another
i monitor.
| Inoperabie remote coniroi.
| No sound via audio signal input.
7 No INITIALIZE MENU display.
| Inoperable CNTL-2 external
| control via TALLY/REMOTE
| terminal.
Paints t to be check . cod
| Is MEMORY MODE switched on?
| Deactivate it. |
| Reset to standard settings.
| Is CONTROL LOCK activated?
| Are PICTURE ADJUST menu
| settings changed via remote
| control?
| Is EXT SYNC switched on?
Are the front controls set
| approximately to the maximum
| or minimum?
| ls ID number 00 programmed for
| other monitors?
| Do other monitors indicate a red
| ID number?
| is the 1D number programmed
| for other monitors assigned?
| Does the audio input terminal
| match the video input terminal?
| Are you pressing the w and
| MENU buttons until it appears?
| Is a function applied common to
| CNTL-1 and CNTL-2?
Measures
| If so, the settings may not
| extend any more via remote
| control (although setting levels
| indicated on screen may show a
| slight change).
| Programme an ID number other
| than 00.
| Assign the ID number again.
| Assign the monitor's
| programmed ID number.
| Each audio input terminal is
| linked with a video Input
| terminal.
| Keep pressing these buttons
| until it appears.
| Set other functions to CNTL-2.
Adjustments or settings preset at the factory are shown j in the menus.
For PICTURE ADJUST MENU via remote control, see page 18.
MENU
Menu functions
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<MENU> |
| ASPECT RATIO :49 | |
| FELTER.SELECT ‘COMB |
PEAKING FREQ. :2.6MHZ |
PEAKING LEVEL :008 |
AgC SNORMAL |
| COLOR TEMP. 6600
| NTSC SETUP : |
EVE SMPTE
| GH /COMPO(SDI) :AGB
| URE a
MEMORY MODE + MENU
esi “Mode rev revision amenu_
‘MEMORY MODE REVISE:
ASPECT RATIO :43
FILTER SELEGT :COMB
PEAKING FREQ.
:2.6MHZ
| PEAKING LEVEL 30
[ ARG 26
| COLOR TEMP.
NTSC SETUP
ENTER + MENU
at: “up for monitor installation
PSI ZE/CENTERING
STATUS DISPLAY;ON —
. CONTROL LOCK =: OFF
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| (SET-UP MENU >
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Menu-function eseiting
‘MENU RESET
Are you sure ?
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Type
Colour systems
Picture tube
Screen size (WxH)
Scanning frequency
Horizontal resolution
Colour temperature
Video inputs
: Colour video monitor
‘NTSC 3.58 MHz, NTSC 4.43MHz, PAL
: [BM-H2000PN]
50 cm diagonally measured,
90°deflection, in-line gun, medium-
high-definition cathode-ray tube,
trio-dot type (dot pitch of 0.4 mm),
EBU standard phosphor
: [BM-H1400PN]
36 cm diagonally measured,
90°detlection; in-line gun, high-
definition tinted cathode-ray tube,
trio-dot type (dot pitch ef 0.28 mm),
EBU standard phosphor
: [BM-1400PN-A}
36 cm diagonally measured,
90°deflection, in-line gun, medium-
high-definition tinted cathode-ray
tube, trio-dot type (dot pitch of 0.39
mm), P-22 phosphor
- 399 x 298 mm [BM-H2000PN]
280 x 210 mm (BM-H1400PN
/BM-1400PN-A]
> H: 15.734 kHz (NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz)
18.625 kHz (PAL)
V: 59.94 Hz (NTSC 3.58/4.43MHz)
50 Hz (PAL)
: 750 TV lines or more [BM-H2000PN
/BM-H1400PN]
620 TV lines or more [BM-1400PN-A]
: BSO00K; x = 0.313, y = 0.329
9300K; x = 0.283, y = 0.297
(selectable)
: Composite video
INPUT A, B (2 lines), BNC x 2 each
(with 1 bridge-connected output)
Termination switches provided
1.0 V p-p, 75Q, negative sync
»YIC
Y/€ (1 line), Mini-DIN (4-pin) x 2
(with 1 bridge-connected output)
Termination switch provided
¥: 1.0 V p-p, 7502, negative sync
C (NTSC 3.58/4.43 MHz):
0.286 Vp-p, 75Q
C (PAL): 0.3 V p-p, 75Q
External sync inputs
Audic inputs
Tally/ramote terminal
Audio power output
Built-in speaker
: Analogue RGB
— RGB/COMPO(SDI)
(1 line: commion with Y, R-Y, B-Y,
component),
BNC x 6 (with 3 bridge-connected
outputs)
Termination switches provided
R,B: 0.7 V p-p, 75
G: 0.7 V p-p, 7522
G on syne: 1.0 V p-p, 7522, negative
sync
/Y¥, R-Y, B-Y component
RGB/COMPO(SDI)
(1 line: common with analogue
RGB)
¥: 1.0V p-p, 75Q, negative sync
R-Y, B-Y: 0.7 V p-p, 75Q
: SYNE (1 line),
BNC x 2 (with 1 bridge-connected
output}
0.2 - 4.0 V p-p composite sync,
75Q, negative sync
Termination switch provided
: AUDIO A, B, RGB/COMPO(SDI)
(3 lines), RCA x 2 each
(with 1 bridge-connectead output)
500 mV ims, high impedance
- TALLY/REMOTE, DIN (8-pin) x 1
: 1.6 W [BM-H2000PN}
0.8 W [BM-H1400PN/BM-1400PN-A]
:9x5cem oval x 1
Operation temperature: 0 — 40°C (20 - 80% RH)
Power requirements
Power consumption
Dimensions (WxHxD)
Weight
Provided accessory
Optional accessories
: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
- 0.6 A [BM-H2000PN/BM-H1 400PN}
0.7 A[BM-1400PN-A] :
: 449 x 431 x 511 mm (BM-H2000PN]
346 x 332 x 410 mm [BM-H1400PN
- /BM-1400PN-A]
:30 kg [BM-H2000PN] |
16.2 kg [BM-H1400PN/BM- 1400PN-A]
: Power cord x 1 |
: Wireless remote control unit
° RM-C550W
Rack-mount adapter
¢ AK-20E [BM-H2000PN]
* RK-1400E [BM-H1400PN
/BM-1400PN-A]
Digital interface unit
+ IF-C2000SDE