Jvc Tm-1010pn User manual

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

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JVC

COLOUR

VIDEO

MONITOR

INSTRUCTIONS

TM-1010PN

TM-1010PN-K

o-

Thank

you

for

purchasing

this

JVC

colour

video

monitor.

Before

using

it,

read

and

follow

all

instructions

carefully

to

take

full

advantage

of

the

monitor's

capabilities.

[|

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

|

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.

WARNING

:

THIS

APPARATUS

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

PRECAUTIONS

e

Use

only

the

power

source

specified

on

the

unit.

@

When

not

using

this

unit

for

a

long

period

of

time,

or

when

cleaning

it,

be

sure

to

disconnect

the

power

plug

from

the

AC

outlet

(or

DC

power

plug

from

the

DC

battery).

®

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

wall

outlets

or

power

cords

as

this

can

result

in

a

fire

or

electric

shock.

@

Avoid

using

this

unit

under

the

following

conditions:

—

in

extremely

hot,

cold

or

humid

places,

~—

in

dusty

places,

—

near

appliances

generating

strong

magnetic

fields,

—

in

places

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

flow.

e@

When

dust

accumulates

on

the

screen

surface,

clean

it

with

a

soft

cloth.

@

Unplug

this

unit

from

the

AC

outlet

(or

DC

power

plug

from

the

DC

battery)

and

refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel

under

the

following

conditions:

SCREEN

BURN

@

It

is

not

recommended

to

keep

a

certain

still

image

displayed

on

screen

for

a

long

time

as

well

as

displaying

extremely

-

bright

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..

Machine

Noise

Information

Ordinance

3.

GSGV,

January

18,

1991:

The

sound

pressure

level

at

the

operator

position

is

equal

or

less

than

70

dB

(A)

according

to

ISO

7779.

improper

operations,

in

particular

alteration

of

high

voltage

or

changing

the

type

of

tube

may

result

in

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.

—

when

the

power

cord

is

frayed

or

the

plug

is

damaged,

—

if

liquid

has

been

spilled

into

the

unit,

—

if

the

unit

has

been

dropped

or

the

cabinet

has

been

damaged,

—

when

the

unit

exhibits

a

distinct

change

in

performance.

@

Do

not

attempt

to

service

this

unit

yourself

as

opening

or

removing

covers

may

expose

you

to

dangerous

voltage

or

other

hazards.

Always

refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

@

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

safety

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.

POWER

CONNECTION

for

TM-1010PN-K

(U.K.

only)

*

The

TM-1010PN-K

power

cord

(for

the

United

Kingdom)

has

a

fuse

built

into

the

plug

connecting

to

the

AC

outlet.

WARNING

DO

NOT

cut

off

the

mains

plug

from

this

equipment.

If

the

plug

fitted

is

not

suitable

for

the

power

points

in

your

home

or

the

cable

is

too

short

to

reach

a

power

point,

then

obtain

an

appropriate

safety

approved

extension

lead

or

adaptor

or

consult

your

dealer.

.

if

nonetheless

the

mains

plug

is

cut

off,

remove

the

fuse

and

dispose

of

the

plug

immediately,

to

avoid

a

possible

shock

hazard

by

inadvertent

connection

to

the

mains

supply.

If

a

new

mains

plug

has

to

be

fitted,

then

follow

the

instruction

given

below:

WARNING:

THIS

APPARATUS

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

IMPORTANT.

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

on

this

product

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Green-and-yellow

—

:

Earth

Blue

:

Neutral

Brown

:

Live

As

these

colours

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

marking

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug,

proceed

as

follows:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

green-and-yellow

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

E

or

the

safety

earth

symbol

S)

or

coloured

green

or

green-and-

yellow.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

When

replacing

the

fuse,

be

sure

to

use

only

a

correctly

rated

approved

type,

re-fit

the

fuse

cover.

IF

IN

DOUBT

—

CONSULT

A

COMPETENT

ELECTRICIAN.

How

To

Replace

The

Fuse

Open

the

fuse

compartment

with

the

blade

screwdriver,

and

replace

the

fuse.

CONTENTS

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PRECAUTIONS

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BASIC.

CONNECTION

EXAMPLE

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Front

<Front

Panel>

(4|Tally

lamp

Indicates

that

a

control

signal

is

being

received.

The

tally

lamp

functions

when

the

control

signal

is

input

to

the

TALLY/REMOTE

terminal

on

the

rear

panel.

[2|Speaker

A

built-in

speaker

is

located

inside

the

left

side

panel.

[3]

VOLUME

control

Adjusts

the

speaker

volume.

[4]V.HOLD

control

Use

a

small-bladed

screwdriver

to

adjust

the

image’s

vertical

stability.

[5]Picture

control

section

PHASE,

CHROMA,

BRIGHT

and

CONTRAST

controls

are

available.

The

standard

setting

mode

can

be

obtained

by

setting

each

control

to

the

center

click

position.

To

adjust

a

setting,

insert

a

small-bladed

screwdriver

into

the

space

around

the

knob

and

turn

it

to

the

desired

position.

When

adjusting,

use

the

small-bladed

screwdriver

and

insert

it

into

the

control

hole

around

the

required

control

knob.

@

PHASE

control

Adjusts

picture

hue.

M@

CHROMA

control

Adjusts

picture

colour

density.

@

BRIGHT

control

Adjusts

picture

brightness.

mM

CONTRAST

contro!

Adjusts

picture.

contrast.

*

The

PHASE

control

is

effective

only

in

the

NTSC

colour

system

mode.

*

The

standard

CHROMA

setting

can

be

adjusted

to

suit

the

NTSC

or

PAL

colour

system.

I

CONTROLS

AND

FEATURES

BRIGHT

@

CONTRASTESSE

[6]

VIDEO

A/B

switch

Selects

the

video

signal

input

to

the

video

input

terminals

on

the

rear

panel.

A

(Mf)

:

Selects

the

video

signal

input

to

VIDEO

A

terminal.

B

(=)

:

Selects

the

video

signal

input

to

VIDEO

B

terminal.

*

VIDEO

B

terminals

include

both

Y/C

(S-Video)

and

composite

VIDEO

terminals.

Y/C

inputs

have

priority.

EXT

SYNC

switch

Selects

internal

sync

or

external

sync.

When

using

with

the

external

sync,

input

the

sync

signal

to

the

EXT

SYNC

terminal

on

the

rear

panel.

(BM)

:

Internal

sync

(=)

:

External

sync

NTSC/PAL

switch

Selects

the

NTSC

or

PAL

colour

system.

NTSC

(M):

For

NTSC

colour

system.

PAL

(=)

:

For

PAL

colour

system.

[9]4

:

3/16

:

9

switch

Selects

the

aspect

ratio

(4:3

or

16:9)

of

the

picture

displayed

on

the

screen.

(MB):

4:3

(m)

2

16:9

*When_a

4:3

picture

is

viewed

in

the

16:9

mode,

the

size

of

the

image

is

reduced

vertically.

POWER

switch/POWER

indicator

Press

this

switch

to

turn

the

power

on

or

off.

ON

(=)

:

Power

is

turned

on

and

the

power

indicator

lights.

OFF

(Ml)

:

Power

is

turned

off

and

the

power

indicator

goes

off.

*

If

the

battery

expires

while

the

monitor

is

operated

with

DC

power

supply

(the

voltage

level

drops),

the

green

indicator

changes

to

orange,

then

to

red.

When

the

POWER

indicator

changes

to

red,

the

power

automatically

goes

off.

Make

sure

you

switch

off

the

power

before

replacing

the

battery.

[11]

UNDER

SCAN

switch

Selects

the

scanning

mode

(over

scan

screen

or

under

scan

screen).

_

(M)

:

Over

scan

screen

(m=)

:

Under

scan

screen

[12|IPULSE

CROSS

switch

Checks

the

retrace

period

(sync

signal)

by

delaying

the

input

signal.

(Ml)

:

Normal

screen

(=)

:

Retrace

period

display

screen

[13]

COLOR

OFF

(colour

off)

switch

Selects

the

screen

mode

(colour

or

B/W).

Useful

when

you

want

to

check

the

white

balance.

(Ml)

:

Colour

screen

.

(=)

:

BAW

screen

[14|BLUE

CHECK

switch

Selects

the

screen

mode

(normal

or

monochrome

blue

screen).

Useful

when

you

want

to

check

the

chroma

and

phase

adjustment.

(HM)

:

Normal

screen

(m)

:

Monochrome

blue

screen

*

The

PHASE

adjustment

is

effective

only

in

the

NTSC

colour

system

mode.

[How

to

adjust]

1.

Select

the

monochrome

blue

screen

mode

and

input

colour

bar

signals

in

the

order

of

brightness.

2.

Adjust

the

CHROMA

and

PHASE

controls

until

the

density

and

brightness

of

each

blue

bar

are

the

same.

Adjust

the

blue

bars

to

the

same

density

and

brightness.

(continued

on

the

—)

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continent

countries)

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AC

outlet

TALLY!

:

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V

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[47|EXT

SYNC

terminals

External

sync

signal

input

(IN)

and

output

(OUT)

[15]

VIDEO

A

terminals

Video

signal

input

(IN)

and

output

(OUT)

terminals.

The

output

terminal

is

bridge-connected.

terminals.

oe.

IN:

Video

signal

input

terminal

The

output

terminal

is

bridge-connected.

OUT

:

Bridge-connected

video

signal

output

terminal

IN:

Input

terminal

for

the

external

sync

signal

OUT

:

Bridge-connected

output

terminal

(Hote)

*

Also

refer

to

the

Basic

Connection

Example

on

page

8.

[18]

AUDIO

A

terminals

Input

(IN)

and

output

(OUT)

terminals

for

the

audio

signal

corresponding

to

the

VIDEO

A

terminals

[15].

The

output

terminal

is

bridge-connected.

IN:

Audio

input

terminal

OUT

:

Bridge-connected

output

terminal

*

For

corresponding

video

signals,

use

the

VIDEO

A

terminals

[15].

[A9]AUDIO

B

terminals

)

Input

(IN)

and

output

(OUT)

terminals

for

the

audio

signal

*

For

corresponding

audio

signals,

use

the

AUDIO

A

terminals

[18].

*

Also

refer

to

the

Basic

Connection

Example

on

page

8.

[16]

VIDEO

B

terminals

Video

signal

input

(IN)

and

output

(OUT)

terminals

for

both

composite

and

Y/C-separated

(S-Video)

terminals.

Each

output

terminal

is

bridge-connected.

-

[BNC

terminals]

IN:

Video

signal

input

terminal

OUT

:

Bridge-connected

video

signal

output

terminal

[Y/C

(mini-DIN

4-pin)

terminals]

IN:

Y/C-separated

(S-Video)

signal

input

terminal

OUT

:

Bridge-connected

Y/C

signal

output

terminal

corresponding

to

the

VIDEO

B

terminals

[16].

*

For

corresponding

audio

signals,

use

the

AUDIO

B

The

output

terminal

is

bridge-connected.

terminals

[19].

:

IN:

Audio

input

terminal

*

Y/C-

terminal

has

priority.

OUT

:

Bridge-connected

output

terminal

*

Also

refer

to

the

Basic

Connection

Example

on

page

8.

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layout

eyes

*

For

corresponding

video

signals,

use

the

VIDEO

B

terminals

[16].

[20]

AFC

switch

Selects

the

AFC

(Automatic

Frequency

Control)

time

constant

for

the

horizontal

sync

circuit.

Correct

the

skewed

portion

of

the

picture.

NORM

position

:

Normal

mode

FAST

position

:

Fast

mode

(fast:

smaller

time

constant)

[21]

TALLY/REMOTE

terminal

External

control

terminal

(DIN

8-pin).

Tally

lamp,

VIDEO

A/B

(input

selection),

Under

Scan,

External

Sync,

4:3/16:9

(aspect

ratio),

Pulse

Cross,

and

Colour

Off

modes

can

be

controlled

from

an

external

unit.

*

When

you’re

controlling

the

monitor

externally

via

the

TALLY/REMOTE

terminal,

set

all

corresponding

switches

on

the

front

panel

to

the

OFF

(Mf)

position.

(Whichever

switch

is

pressed

first

has

priority

so

remote

switches

may

not

function

if

the

panel

switches

are

ON

(m)

position.)

@

TALLY/REMOTE

terminal

layout

GND

COLOR

OFF

{colour

off)

ASPECT

RATIO

"|

SELECT

|

TALLYlamp

SC

ON/OFF

lamp

ON/OFF

—

INPUT

SELECT

A/B

(VIDEO

A/B)

UNDER

SCAN

ON/OFF

|

No.

|

4

EXT

SYNC

ON/OFF

Ls

(External

Sync)

Ld

ASPECT

RATIO

4:3/16:9

(4:3/16:9)

PULSE

CROSS

ON/OFF

COLOR

OFF

ON/OFF

(colour

off)

[22|

Power

input

connector

Supply

power

to

either

the

AC

IN

or

DC

IN

12

V

connector.

[AC

IN]

Connect

the

provided

AC

power

cord

between

the

AC

IN

connector

and

an

AC

outlet

(230

V

AC,

50/60

Hz).

[DC

IN

12V}

Connect

the

12

V

DC

power

plug

to

the

DC

IN

12V

connector.

*

AC

IN

connector

can

function

between

100

and

230

V

AC,

50/60

Hz.

*

See

your

dealer

for

more

information

on

12

V

DC

power

supply.

*

When

both

AC

IN

and

DC

IN

connectors

are

used,

the

AC

input

has

priority.

*

The

DC

power

supply

does

not

automatically

take

over

if

an

AC

outlet

is

unplugged

or

the

AC

power

is

cut

off

when

both

AC

and

DC

power

supplies

are

connected.

In

this

case,

press

the

POWER

switch

to

set

to

OFF,

then

press

it

again

to

turn

the

power

ON.

M@

DC

IN

12V

connector

layout

DC

IN

12V

3

1

[23]

Power

cord

Connect

the

provided

power

cord

(230

V

AC,

50/60

Hz)

to

the

AC

IN

connector.

:

*

The

TM-1010PN

power

cord

is

for

use

in

European

continent

countries.

“The

TM-1010PN-K

power

cord

is

for

use

in

the

United

Kingdom

only.

(The

power

cord

for

the

United

Kingdom

has

a

fuse

built

into

the

plug

to

the

AC

outlet.)

[24]External

battery

mounting

holes

Attach

an

external

battery

to

either

pair

of

holes

(1

or

2)

to

use

12

V

DC

power

(depending

on

the

type

of

battery).

*

External

batteries

manufactured

by

PAG

or

Anton

Bauer

are

available.

*See

your

dealer

for

details.

[25]

Switch/control

adjustment

holes

for

service

personnel

For

adjustment

of

SET

UP

switch,

CUT

OFF

(B,

R,

G)

control

and

DRIVE

(R,

G)

control

during

servicing.

*

These

controls

are

exclusively

for

the

use

of

service

personnel.

Do

not

attempt

to

adjust

them.yourself.

ENGLISH

*

Before

connecting

your

system,

make

sure

that

all

units

are

turned

off.

*

The

illustration

below

shows

some

examples

of

different

connections.

Terminal

connections

may

differ

depending

on

the

component

connected.

Be

sure

to

refer

to

the

instructions

provided

with

the

unit(s)

you

are

connecting.

*

Each

pair

of

input

(IN)

and

output

(OUT)

terminals

are

bridge-connected.

Do

not

connect

input

and

output

terminals

inversely.

*

If

you're

not

connecting

any

equipment

to

a

bridged

output

(OUT)

terminal,

be

sure

not

to

connect

any

other

cables

to

the

bridged

output

(OUT)

terminal

as

this

will

cause

the

terminating

resistance

switch

to

open

(auto

terminate

function).

*When

making

a

bridge

connection,

connect

the input

(IN)

and

output

(OUT)

terminals

on

the

monitor

to

separate

video

components.

.

(For

example,

if

both

terminals

are

connected

to

the

same

VCR,

resonance

may

occur

except

during

playback.

This

is

caused

by

the

same

video

signal

“looping”

between

the

VCRs,

and

is

not

a

malfunction.)

*

Select

the

video

input

(VIDEO

A

or

VIDEO

B)

with

the

VIDEO

A/B

switch

on

the

front

panel.

M@

VIDEO

A

Connection

Example

(Select

VIDEO

A

input)

(Video

signal

cable)

90

oo

Video

Monitor

(Audio

signa!

cable)

TALLY/REMOTE

maim

(Tally/Remote

cable)

External

Controller

(Ext.

Control

Switch)

NORMAL

AFC

FAST

eam

©

Signal

Flow

TALLY/

REMOTE

™

VIDEO

B

Connection

Example

_

(Select

VIDEO

B

input)

VideO

mm

Poe

gg

a

SG

eG

GG

<r

Pp

(Video

signal

cable)

Video

camera

Y/C

(S-Vide0)

ame

(Y/C

(S-video)

signal

cable)

|

Y/C

(S-video)

mm

(Y/C

(S-video)

signal

cable)

y

SYNC

_n

(Sync

signai

cable)

2

ne

ee

A

©

Video

monitor

OOb

a

Sync

Signal

Generator

I

NEA

J

(Radio

signal

cable)

S-VHS

VCR

|

Bal

6

eee

NORMAL

(Audio

signal

cable)

AFC

S$

nc

a

(Sync

signal

cable)

*

@

|

a

TALLY/REMOTE

namtm.

(Tally/Remote

cable)

External

Controller

(Ext.

Control

Switch)

TALLY/

:

REMOTE

mam

©

Signal

Flow

1-5

1-6

i

TROUBLESHOOTING

Solutions

to

common

problems

your

monitor

are

described

here.

If

none

of

the

solutions

presented

here

solves

the

problem,

unplug

the

monitor

and

consult

a

JVC-authorized

dealer

or

service

center

for

assistance.

No

power

supply.

Is

the

AC

or

DC

power

plug

loosened

or

Firmly

insert

the

power

plug.

disconnected?

Is

the

battery

fully

charged

(when

using

DC

Charge

the

battery,

or

replace

it

with

a

charged

power)

?

~~

battery.

(Refer

to

the

instructions

provided

with

the

battery.)

is

the

video

signal

output

from

the

connected

Set

the

connected

component

correctly.

component?

.

|

Is

the

input

signal

selected

properly?

Select

the

required

video

signal

input

with

the

VIDEO

A/B

switch.

(See

page

4.)

No

picture

with

the

power

on.

Is

the

video

cable

disconnected?

Connect

the

video

signal

cable

firmly.

(See

page

8.)

(

.)

No

sound.

Is

the

audio

signal

output

from

the

connected

Set

the

connected

component

correctly

component?

Is

the

volume

output

set

at

the

minimum

position?

|

Adjust

the

VOLUME

control.

(See

page

4.)

Is

the

audio

cable

disconnected?

Connect

the

audio

signal

cable

firmly.

(See

page

8

Is

the

monitor

close

to

a

device

generating

a

Move

the

device

away

from

the

monitor

until

the

strong

magnetic

field

(motor,

transformer,

etc.)?

|

picture

stabilizes.

Shaking

picture.

No

colour,

wrong

Is

the

colour

system

selected

properly?

Set

the

colour

system

correctly

with

the

NTSC/

colour,

or

dark

|

PAL

switch.

(See

page

4.)

PISIUre:

Is

the

COLOR

OFF

(colour

off)

switch

set

Set

the

COLOR

OFF

(colour

off)

switch

to

the

properly?

|

OFF

(Mf)

position.

(See

page

5.)

Has

the

picture

control

setting

(CONTRAST,

Set

each

picture

control

to

the

standard

setting

|

BRIGHT,

CHROMA

or

PHASE)

been

changed?

|

(center)

position.

(See

page

4.)

Unnatural,

irregularly

|

Is

the

monitor

close

to

a

speaker,

magnet

or

any

coloured,

or

distorted

|

other

device

generating

a

strong

magnetic

field?

picture.

Move

the

device

away

from

the

monitor

and

turn

the

monitor’s

power

off.

Wait

at

least

30

minutes,

then

turn

the

power

on

again.

|

‘Press

the

4:3/16:9

switch

to

restore

the

normal

4:3

mode

(Ml).

(See

page

4.)

Dark

stripes

at

the

top

and

bottom

of

the

screen,

picture

vertically

squeezed.

Is

the

aspect

ratio

set

to

16:9

(m=)?

:

ls

the

EXT

SYNC

switch

set

properly?

Set

the

EXT

SYNC

switch

properly.

(See

page

4.)

Front

panel

switches

|

Is

the

monitor

being

controlled

by

an

external

Set

the

control

on

the

external

unit

of

the

same

|

do

not

function.

control

unit

via

the

TALLY/REMOTE

terminal?

function

as

that

on

the

monitor’s

front

panel

to

the

OFF

()

position,

or

disconnect

the

unit

from

the

TALLY/REMOTE

terminal.

(See

page

7

and

8.)

External

control

not

Is

the

switch

on

the

front

panel

of

the

same

Set

the

control

on

the

front

panel

of

the

same

possible

with

the

unit

|

function

as

that

on

the

external

control

unit

to

the

|

function

as

that

on

the

external

control

unit

to

the

connected

to

TALLY/

ON

(m)

position?

OFF

(Mf)

position.

(See

pages

4,

5,

7

and

8.)

REMOTE

terminal.

The

following

are

not

malfunctions:

@

When

a

bright

still

image

(such

as

a

white

cloth)

is

displayed

for

a

long

period,

it

may

appear

to

be

coloured.

This

is

due

to

the

structure

of

the

cathode

ray

tube

and

will

be

deleted

when

another

image

is

displayed.

@

You

experience

a

mild

electric

shock

when

you

touch

the

picture

tube.

This

phenomenon

is

due

to

a

normal

buildup

of

static

electricity

on

the

CRT

and

is

not

harmful.

|

e

The

monitor

emits

a

strange

sound

when

the

room

temperature

changes

suddenly.

This

is

only

a

problem

if

an

abnormality

appears

on

the

screen

as

well.

Z-\

I

SPECIFICATIONS

m

Type

m=

Colour

system

mg

Picture

tube

m

Effective

screen

size

wm

Scanning

frequency

gw

Horizontal

resolution

@

Input

terminals

VIDEO

A

VIDEO

B

AUDIO

A

AUDIO

B

:

Colour

video

monitor

:

NTSC,

PAL

:

25cm

measured

diagonally,

flat-

square

type,

90°

deflection,

in-line

gun,

vertical

line

trio

type

(phosphor

stripe

pitch

0.5

mm)

:

Width

175mm

Height

137mm

Diagonal

222

mm

:

(H)

15.734

kHz

(NTSC)

15.625

kHz

(PAL)

(V)

59.94

Hz

(NTSC)

50

Hz

(PAL)

:

280

TV

lines

or

more

(Y/C

input

mode)

:

Composite

video:

1

line,

BNC

connector

x

2,

1

Vp-p,

75

Q,

negative

sync

(bridge

connection

possible,

auto

termination)

:

Composite

video:

1

line,

BNC

connector

x

2,

1

Vp-p,

75

Q

negative

sync

(bridge

connection

possible,

auto

termination)

Y/C-separated:

1

line,

mini-DIN

4-pin

connector

x

2

Y:

1.0

Vp-p,

75

Q

C:

0.286

Vp-p,

75

Q

(NTSC)

0.3

Vp-p,

75

Q

(PAL)

(bridge

connection

possible,

auto

termination)

*

Y/C

priority

when

both

connected

:

1

line

(monaural),

RCA

x

2

0.5

V

rms,

high-impedance

(bridge

connection

possible)

:

1

line

(monaural),

RCA

x

2

0.5

Vrms,

high-impedance

_(bridge

connection

possible)

w

External

sync

m@

Tally/Remote

=

Audio

power

output

m@

Built-in

speaker

mw

Environmental

conditions

w

Power

requirements

m

Power

consumption

m

Dimensions

m@

Weight

m

Accessory

:

Composite

sync

1

line,

BNC

connector

x

2

0.2

-4

Vp-p,

75Q

(bridge

connection

possible,

auto

termination)

:

1

line,

DIN

8-pin

x

1

:

1

W

(monaural)

:

8cmround

x

1

impedance

of

8

Q

:

Operation

temperature:

0-40°C

Operation

humidity:

20

—

80%

(non-condensing)

:

230

V

AC,

50/

60

Hz

or

12

V

DC

*

the

possible

range

of

AC

IN

function

;:

100

—

230

VAC,

50/60

Hz

:

0.41A

(230

V

AC)

3.5A

(12

V

DC)

:

Width

222mm

Height

236mm

Depth

317mm

:

Approx.

7.4

kg

:

AC

power

cord

TM-1010PN:

for

European

continent

countries

(approx.

2

m)

x

1

TM-1010PN-K:

for

the

United

Kingdom

(approx.

2

m)

x

1

*

Illustrations

used

in

this

manual

are

for

explanatory

purposes

only.

The

appearance

of

the

actual

product

may

differ

slightly.

*

E.&O.£&.

Design

and

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

10

DIMENSIONS

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>

*

Asterisks

(*)

are

used

to

indicate

front

panel

dimensions.

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