Plura PBM-217S User manual

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Operating
Instructions
PBM-S Series Monitors
PBM-S Series
PBM-217S
PBM-317S
PBM-219S
PBM-220S
PBM-221S
PBM-224S
PBM-232S
PBM-240S
PBM-246S
PBM-255S

Contents
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Safety Precautions ....................................................................................................... 5
1. Overview .................................................................................................................. 7
2. Generalfeatures .................................................................................................. 7
3. Functional Explanationof each Part............................................................ 8
3-1. Fr ont Panel................................................................... .................................. 8
3-2. Fr ont Keys a rrangements ............................................................................... 9
3-3. Fr ont Keys Operation s ................................................................................ .. 10
3-4. Fr ont panel LED Operations ......................................................................... 10
3-5. Re ar Panel ................................................................................................... 10
3-6. Connection Det ails ....................................................................................... 10
3-7. DC Battery in (PBM -217,12 V,PBM -224,24V) ............................................... 10
3-8. Remote Pin assignment ( RJ-45) ................................................................... 11
3-9. Interface D escription ..................................................................................... 11
4. Menu Overview ...................................................................................................... 12
4-1. To show and hide the Menu ......................................................................... 12
4-2. To go to the next level .................................................................................. 12
4-3. To go back to the previous level ................................................................... 12
4-4. Typical Menu Operation ................................................................................ 12
5. Basic Operation .................................................................................................... 13
5-1. Turning on the Monitor................................................................................. 13
5-2. Volume Adjustment ...................................................................................... 13
5-3. On Screen Menu Language Selection .......................................................... 13
6. On Screen Menu Selection and Adjustment .......................................................... 14
6-1. How to adjust the OSD screen ..................................................................... 14
7. Select Video Input ....................................................................................... ........ 15
7-1. How to Select Video Source by OS D ............................................................ 15
8. Video Menu Options ............................................................................................ 16
8-1. Video Menu of each input modes ................................................................. 16
8-2. Adjust........................................................................................................... 16
8-3. Color temperatu r e contr ol ........................................................................... 16
8-4. Scan ............................................................................................................ 16
8-5. Aspect ratio ................................................................................................ 17
8-6. Zoom ........................................................................................................... 18
8-7. Mono/Blue o nly ........................................................................................... 18
8-8. PC Menu (pc mode only) ............................................................................ 18
8-9. Flip ............................................................................................. .................. 19
8-10. NR (No ise Reduction) ................................................................................. 19
8-11. Dual Link Mode (SD I on ly) ........................................................................... 19

Contents continued
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9. Audio Menu Options ............................................................................................. 20
9-1. SDI 1/ SDI 2 Audio Group ........................................................................... 20
9-2. SDI 1/ SDI 2 Audio Output Ch anne l ............................................................. 20
9-3. Level Meter .................................................................................................. 20
9-4. Level Meter Type .......................................................................................... 20
9-5. Level Meter Position ..................................................................................... 20
9-6. Level Meter Scale ......................................................................................... 21
9-7. Audio Mode ................................................................................................. 22
9-8. V olume ........................................................................................... .............. 22
10. Marker Menu Options …............................................................................................. 23
10-1. Marker & user Marker ................................................................................ 23
10-2. Safety area................................................................................................. 23
10-3. Center Maker ............................................................................................. 24
10-4. Marker Width ............................................................................................. 24
10-5. Marker c olor .............................................................................................. 24
10-6. GPI Preset 1 & GPI Preset 2 ...................................................................... 24
11. GPI Menu Options …................................................................................................. 25
11-1. GPI Contr ol & GPI# .................................................................................... 25
12. Setup Menu Options ….…............................................................................................ 26
12-1. Setup Load & Setup Save .......................................................................... 26
12-2. Function 1 & Function 2 & Function 3........................................................ 26
12-3. On Screen Display...................................................................................... 27
12-4. OS D Option ............................................................................................... 27
12-5. Time Code.................................................................................................. 27
12-6. Under Monitor Display (color : Ta lly R/G mode Action) ................................ 27
12-7. Input Name ............................................................................................... 28
12-8. Info Message........................................................... ................................... 28
12-9. SDI Signal State......................................................................................... 28
12-10. Advanced..................................................................................... ............ 29
12-11. I nformation ............................................................................................... 29
12-12. Contr ol ..................................................................................................... 29
12-13. Screen Saver............................................................................................ 29
12-14. Screen Contr ol ......................................................................................... 30
12-15. Fa n Contr ol .............................................................................................. 31
12-16. X768 Mode .............................................................................................. 31
12-17. Caption .................................................................................................... 32
12-18. Waveform Format ..................................................................................... 32
12-19. Y-Pb-Pr Waveform ................................................................................... 32

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12-20. Y-Waveform + Vector Scope ........................................................................... 32
12-21. Double ............................................................................................................. 32
12-22. Y-Waveform + Vector Scope Trans ................................................................... 33
12-23. Set ID & active Set I D …................................................................................... 33
13. PIP (Pictu re in Pictu re) .. ................................................................................................ 34
13-1. POP ON/OFF..................................................................................................... 34
13-2. Input Sou rce ...................................................................................................... 34
13-3. Aspect Ratio ...................................................................................................... 34
13-4. Positio n....................... ....................................................................................... 34
13-5. PIP Blend ........................................................................................................... 35
13-6. PIP Swap ........................................................................................................... 35
13-7. Sound Select ..................................................................................................... 35
13-8. Sub Window Function ........................................................................................ 35
14. Remote Contr ol Key A rrangements ............................................................................. 36
14-1. IR- Remote Contr oller Descriptions .................................................................... 37
15. OS D Tree ................................................................................................................... 38
15-1. Video ................................................................................................................ 39
15-2. Audio ............................................................................................................... 40
15-3. Marker .............................................................................................................. 41
15-4. GPI ................................................................................................................... 42
15-5. Setup ................................................................................................................ 43
15-6. PIP.................................................................................................................... 44
16. Supported Input Modes ………..................................................................................... 45
16-1. Supported Signals............................................................................................. 45
16-2. SDI I nput ........................................................................................................... 46
16-3. PC & DV I Input .................................................................................................. 46
17. Mechanical D imension……...................................................................................... 48
17-1. PBM-217/317/219S........................................................................................... 48
17-2. PB M-220S …..................................................................................................... 48
17-3. PBM-221S …..................................................................................................... 49
17-4. PBM-224S ….................................................................................................... 49
17-5. PB M-232S ….................................................................................................... 50
17-6. PB M-240S …..................................................................................................... 50
17-7. PBM -246S ….. ......... ................................................................................................ . 51
17-7. PBM -255 S ….. ......... ................................................................................................ . 51

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Safety Precautions
BefOReOP e RA t ING the S e t , P le AS e
ReAd th IS MAN u A l CAR eful l y .
C AUTION
RISK OF ELECTRI C A L SHOCK
DO N O T OPEN
C AUTION: TO REDUCE THE ELECTRICK SHOCK.
DO N O T REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER SERVICEABLE P A R TS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
CA ut ION:
unauthorized tampering with the inside of the monitor
invalidates the warranty.
t he manufactu rer shall not warrant for any damage caused
by improper maintenance and/or repair work by third parties.
important safegua rds for you and your new product:
your product has been manufactu red and tested with your
safety in mind. Howeve r, improper use can result in
potential electrical shock or fire haza rds. t o avoid defeating
the safegua rds that have been built into your new product,
please read and observe the following safety points when
installing and using your new product and save them for
future reference.
WARNING:
t he lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
within an equilateral triangle, is intended to
alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product’ s
enclosu re that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
t he exclamation point within an equilateral
triangle is intended to alert the user to
the presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literatu re accompanying the appliance.
1. Read Instructions
2. f ollow Instructions
all operating and use instructions should be followed.
3. Retain Instructions
t he safety and operating instructions should be retained
for future reference.
4. heed Warnings
all warnings on the product and in the operating
instructions should be adhe red to.
5. Cleaning
Disconnect the unit from the electricity supply before
cleaning. Do not use abrasive cleaners. use a damp
cloth for cleaning.
6. Water and Moistur e
Do not use this apparatus near water.
t o reduce the risk of electric shock does not remove cover
(or back). no user serviceable parts inside. r efer servicing to
qualified service personnel. t o prevent fire or shock hazard,
do not expose the rear of the set to rain or moistu re. Do not
rub or strike the active Matrix L c D with anything hard as
this may scratch, mark, or damage the active Matrix L c D
permanently.
7. t ransporting Product
a product and cart combination should be moved with
care. Quick stops, excessive force and uneven surfaces
may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.
8. Attachments
Do not use attachments not recommended by Plura
Broadcast inc. as they may cause hazards.
9. Ventilation
Do not block any of the vent ilation openings.
install in accordance with the manufactu r er ’ s instructions.
10. Power Sources
t his product should be operated only from the type
of power source indicated on the marking label. if you
are not sure of the type of power supply to your home,
consult your supplying dealer.

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Safety Precautions
11. Power l ead Polarization
t his product is equipped with a three-wire grounding-
type cord. t his is a safety featu re. Do not defeat the
safety purpose of the grounding -type cor d.
12. Power Cord Protection
Powe r-sup ply cords should be routed so that they are
not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed
upon or against them, paying particular attention to
cords at plugs, convenience receptacles and the point
where they exit from the product.
13. Outdoor Cable Grounding
if an outside antenna or cable system is connected
to the product, be sure the antenna or cable system
is grounded so as to provide some protection against
voltage surges and built-up static charges. a “face plate”
also needs to be installed with an isolating capacitor to
prevent any damage from static.
14. l ightning
f or added protection for this product during a lightning
storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for
long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and
disconnect the antenna or cable system. t his will prevent
possible damage to the product due to lightning and
powe r-line surges.
to qualified service personnel. if the Set does not operate
properl y, switch it off and call your dealer.
18. damage Requiring Service
isol ate this product from the mains supply and refer
servicing to qualified service personnel under the
following conditions:
a. if the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.
B. if the glass front has been damaged.
c . if there is ing ress of water between the glass and the
L c D screen.
D. if the product does not operate normally by following
the operating instructions. adjust only those controls
that are covered by the operating instructions as an
improper adjustment of other controls may result
in damage and will often requi re extensive work by
a qualified technician to resto re the product to its
normal operation.
e. if the product has been dropped or the cabinet has
been damaged.
f . if the product exhibits a distinct change in
performance.
15. Power l ines
an outside antenna system should not be located in the
vicinity of overhead power lines or other electric light or
power circuits, or where it can fall into such power lines
or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system,
extreme care should be taken to avoid contact with such
power lines or circuits, as contact with them might be
fatal.
16. earthing the product
t his product must be earthed properly to comply with
the safety regulations in the country of use. if you are
unsu re of these regul ations, please consult a qualified
electrician.
17. Servicing
Do not attempt to service this product yourself as
opening or removing covers may expose you to
dange rous voltages or other haza rds. r efer all servicing
19. Safety Check
upon completion of any service or repairs to this
product, ask the service technician to perform safety
checks to determine that the product is in proper
operating condition and the front seal is intact.
20. Mounting
t he product should be mounted on a wall only as
recommended in the instructions.
21. Power
t his set operates on an ac supply; the voltage is as
indicated on the label on the Manual. t his appliance
must be earthed at all times through the chassis as well
as through the power lead.

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1. Overview
Th e new PBM-S Plura Precision Broadcast LCD Series which is built with Grade A LCD Panel that supports multi format
inputs, Power ful Dual 1.485Gb/s input display with advanced Waveform / Vector scope, Closed Caption or Teletext 801 &
subtitle for North American or Australian mark ets respectively, VPID, IMD and many more . . .
2. General Featur es
• 2 x Auto-detect HD-SDI,SDI with active loops (1.485Gb/s / 270Mb/s)
• Dual HD SDI YPbPr 4:2:2– Dual HD SDI YPbPr/RGB 4:4:4 & 2K
• RGB, YUV, Y/C, Composite, UXGA, DVI & HDMI (DHCP)
• Complies with EBU-3320 TECH, SMPTE-C and ITU-R BT.709 Standards
• (ICAC)- Plura Intelligent Connection for Alignment & Calibration
• Closed Caption (608/708)– North American Market
• Teletext 801 & Subtitle OP-47 – Australia & NZ Market
• Cutting edge De-interlacing and Scaling Technology
• Fast Response Time for high motion video
• RGB 10 Bit Digital Signal Processing
• 178° Viewing Angle Display
• Internal Monitor Display (IMD)
• Underscan / Overscan / Normal / Zoom
• Pixel to Pixel Mode, Tally, DC Operation
• Display LTC & DVITC time code with line select
• Internal Pattern Generator and Wall Control System
• Built In Stereo Speaker, 16 CH Audio Metering Display
• Analog & Embedded Audio Input, Digital Audio Decoding
• Color Temperature– User, VAR, Adjustable (11000K TO 3200K)
• Various and User defined Markers Display, Safe Area in HD & SD
• Picture and Picture (PaP), Picture in Picture (PiP) display / Blend
• Intuitive OSD Display, Graphic based, 6 Languages (UNICODE System)
• Display Advanced Waveform & Vector Scope simultaneously with line select
• Programmable 3 User Front Pushbutton Controls, GPI & RS232 Remote Control
• OPTIONS: Battery Mount: PBM-AB (Anton Bauer), PBM-VM (V-Mount), Hard Carry Case,Rack mount &Soft Carry case

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3. Functional Explanation of Each Part
3-1. Front Panel
Front Panel
PBM-217S, PBM-220S & PBM-224S
Headphone IR
Front Panel
Front Key
Speaker
PBM-232S, PBM240S, PBM-246S & PBM-255S

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1. Overview
Speaker r o ut
8 ohm±15%, Max 2W + 2W
Speaker L o ut
3-2. f ront Key Arrangements
3-3. f ront Key Operations
Key Name
Operation
S t an DB y
Power on/off Button. t his button is operated after being pressed about 3 seconds.
S eL/ in P ut
activates o SD menu of input source selecting.
c hanges input source.
executes functions ( by o SD help commands ) in main o SD menu.
D o W n
Decreases audio volume of speaker.
Dec reases values of user menu in main o SD menu.
executes function (by o SD help commands) in main o SD menu.
u P
increases audio volume of speaker.
increases values of user menu in main o SD menu.
executes function (by o SD help commands) in main o SD menu.
Menu
activates main o SD menu.
n avigates higher menu in main o SD menu.
Stops auto frequency searching.
exits o SD menu.
au D io
activates audio Lever Meter
W f /V ector
activates W a V rfor M & Vector Scope (SDi o nly)
Setup Menu Wave form format selection
BuLe on L y
Mono color/BuLe on L y selection
H/V -D e L a y
activates ‘H & V’ blanking display ‘H DeLay’ -> ‘V DeLay -> ‘HV DeLay’ -> off
function 1
executes functions of user selected
function 2
un D e f , aspect, Mono/Blue only, audio c hanne l, Safety area marke r, t ime code, analog c aption,
audio mute, Still image, Zoom, f lip, Gamma select, PiP func & input, Sub win
function 3
Sub win part
M ar K er
Draw Marker on Sc reen ( o ff -> 16:9 -> 4:3 … -> 2.35:1 )
S can
executes Scan function ( o ve r -Scan -> Zero-Scan -> under Scan-> Pixel to Pixel)
SDi 1
Select SDi 1 source
SDi 2
Select SDi 2 source
ana L o G
Select anaLoG source directly
(‘ c omposite1’ ->‘ c omposite2’ ->‘ c omposite3’ -> ‘S-video’ -> ’G.B. r ’ -> ‘y.Pb.Pr’ -> ’Pc’ -> ‘HDMi’ -> ‘DVi’
aDJ u S t
adjust Video Menu(Brightness -> c ontrast -> c olor -> Sharpness ->Phase & t int)
t urn r ight = ‘uP’ button
t urn Left = ‘DoWn’ button
3-4. f ront Panel led Operations Speaker Out
• Green Led turned on during execution
of key f unction and Power o n
• Stand-by mode is LED Red

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3. f unctional explanation of each Part continued
PIN No.
d escription
1
G n D
2, 3
4
+ 12V/24V
3-5. Rear Panel
Rear Panel
3-6. Connection d etails
3-7. dC 12V Battery IN PBM-217 -»12 V, PBM-224 -»24V
Battery
Switch
Dc in

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3. f unctional explanation of each Part continued
3-8. Remote PIN Assignment
1 P in
co MM on (G n D)
5 P in
GPi 4 P or t
2 P in
GPi 7 P or t
(S t an D By/PoWer on / off )
6 P in
GPi 3 P or t
3 P in
GPi 6 P or t
7 P in
GPi 2 P or t
4 P in
GPi 5 P or t
8 P in
GPi 1 P or t
3-9. Interface d escription
Interface
d escription
SDi 1 in
SDi 2 in
HD SDi / SD SDi input
SDi 1 out
SDi 2 out
SDi 1, SDi 2 Loop o ut
r S-232 in
update/Multi c ontr ol/ a uto color calibration
r S-232 out
Multi c ontr ol out
HDMi
High Definition Multimedia input
DVi-i
DVi-i t ype Digital / analog P c - r GB Video input
High Definition Multimedia input c ompatible
c VBS1/Pr/G in
c VBS2/ y / r in
c VBS3/Pb/B in
GB r (S o G sync) input
y, Pb, Pr c omponent Video input
c VBS / c omposite input
c VBS1/Pr/G o ut
c VBS2/ y / r o ut
c VBS3/Pb/B o ut
c omponent/GB r / c omposite1,2,3/ S-Video Loop o ut
auDio r in
auDio L in
DV i - i / c omponent/GB r / c omposite1,2,3/S -Video audio input
auDio r out
auDio L out
auDioM onitor out
acin
ac90V ~ 240V, 50Hz/60Hz
Dc in
PBM-217: Dc 11V ~ 17V ,PBM-224: Dc 24V
u PD a te
f irmwa r e u pgrade
GPi
GPi 1 ~ 7 c ontr ol Port

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4. Menu Overview
in this menu system, there are several ways to customize the menu settings provided.
Most menus consist of three levels to set up the options, but some requi re greater depth for the variety of settings.
if you press the MENU button, only the first and second level of the menu system will appear on the monitor
screen. t he third le vel can be displayed by pressing SEL/INPUT. if a menu has more than three levels, the pop-up
dialogue box will be displayed as the fourth or fifth level.
4-1. t o show and hide the Menu
Press the Menu button to display the menu. a second press of the Menu button will take you back
to monitor viewing.
4-2. t o go to the next level
Press S e L/ in P ut button.
4-3. t o go back to the previous level
Press Menu button
4-4. t ypical Menu Operation
1. Press Menu button: t he main menu will appear.
2. use uP/DoWn button to select the desi red menu option (icon).
3. While the desi red menu option is selected, press S e L/ in P ut to move to the second level.
4. use uP/DoWn button to select the second menu option.
5. Press S e L/ in P ut to move to the third level: Some menu options require additional steps.
6. Press Menu to return to the previous menu until you don’t see the Menu any longer.

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5. Basic Operation
5-1. t ur ning On the Monitor
1. f irst, connect power cord correctly. at this moment, the monitor switches to standby or power on
mode. in standby mode, in order to turn monitor on, press the S t -B y button for at least 3 seconds.
2. Select the source by using S e L/ in P ut button on Keypad in front of monitor
5-2. Volume Adjustment
1. Press the adjust knob and turn the dial left or right or use the uP/DoWn button on Keypad.
2. if you want to switch the audio off, press the function ( a udio mute) or press
DoWn button or turn knob left until the volume bar displays zero.
3. you can cancel this function by pressin g the function ( a udio mute) or volume control button.
5-3. On Screen Menu l anguage Selection
- S etu P -> advanced -> o SD -> Language
- t he menu can be shown on the screen in the selected language.
- Supported Languages: english, Spanish, Portuguese, German, f r ench, italian

6. ON SCReeN MeNu S ele C t ION ANd A d J u S t M e N t
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6-1. how to adjust the OSd scr een
1. Press the Menu button and then uP/DoWn button to select each menu.
2. Press the S e L/ in P ut button and then use uP/DoWn (S e L/ in P ut )/M enu button to display the available menus.
( your monitor’s OSd (On Screen display) may differ slightly from what is shown in this manual.)

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7. Select Video Input
7-1. how to Select Video Source by OS d
1. Press the S e L/ in P ut button and then uP/DoWn button to select each video source.
2. Press the S e L/ in P ut button to go to desi red video source.
3. if input name is enabled, t he S e L/ in P ut button goes into input name edit mode instead of selecting source.

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8. Video Menu Options
8-1. Video Menu of each Input modes
< Video ( nt S c ) Pictu re menu> < P c Pictu re menu> < SDi, HDMi Picture menu>
8-2. Adjust
-adjust the values of Brightness, c ontrast, c olor , t int and Sharpness directly
from -50 to 50
c ontrast, Brightness, Sharpness, c olor ( a ll So urces), t int (
P c , DVi, HDMi, c omponent) n/a, Phase ( c omponent) n / a .
8-3. Color t emperatur e Control
- f or Setting the c olor temperatu re or adjusting r GB gain value directly
- user ( u ser Setting r GB gain value), V ar (3200K ~ 11000K), o ften used value(11000K, 9300K, 6500K, 5400K,3200K)
8-4. Scan
1. o ver Scan – 95% input size and fit the selected display size
2. Zero Scan – 100% input size and fit the selected display size
3. under Scan – 105% input size and fit the selected display size
3. Pixel to Pixel – Display size is an input size. if input resolution is
bigger than panel size, fit the panel size, example show below

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8. Video Menu Options continued
8-4. Scan continued
Input: 1080i
Panel Resolution: 1366x768
8-5. Aspect Ratio
- f or Setting the aspect ratio.
- f ull Screen: t he images are displayed with a panel size.
- f ull Screen, 16:9, 4:3, 14:9, 13:9, 1.85:1, 2.35:1: t he images are displayed with each aspect ratio.
- P c mode: f ull Screen & 4:3 only

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8. Video Menu Options continued
8-6. Zoom
- c an see the enlarged video by (2X, 3X, 4X, 5X) ratios.
- if user select the Zoom 2X, can see the below yellow box in picture.
- Press Select or enter button, user can see the enlarged picture.
- Menu key or exit key escape the zoom mode.
- example (3X3)
Zoom X position: c oor dinate of video image’s column position.
Zoom y position: c oor dinate of video image’s row position.
8-7. Mono/Blue Only
- Mono color: f or selecting monochrome images.
- Blue o nly: images in blue color
8-8. PC Menu (pc mode only)
- o nly operate P c input mode
- Select auto-adjust and adjust Phase, HV position, f r equency
- auto-adjust automatically set the optimum values of Phase, HV position and f r equenc y .
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8. Video Menu Options continued
8-6. Zoom
- c an see the enlarged video by (2X, 3X, 4X, 5X) ratios.
- if user select the Zoom 2X, can see the below yellow box in picture.
- Press Select or enter button, user can see the enlarged picture.
- Menu key or exit key escape the zoom mode.
- example (3X3)
Zoom X position: c oor dinate of video image’s column position.
Zoom y position: c oor dinate of video image’s row position.
8-7. Mono/Blue Only
- Mono color: f or selecting monochrome images.
- Blue o nly: images in blue color
8-8. PC Menu (pc mode only)
- o nly operate P c input mode
- Select auto-adjust and adjust Phase, HV position, f r equency
- auto-adjust automatically set the optimum values of Phase, HV position and f r equenc y .
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8. Video Menu Options continued
8-6. Zoom
- c an see the enlarged video by (2X, 3X, 4X, 5X) ratios.
- if user select the Zoom 2X, can see the below yellow box in picture.
- Press Select or enter button, user can see the enlarged picture.
- Menu key or exit key escape the zoom mode.
- example (3X3)
Zoom X position: c oor dinate of video image’s column position.
Zoom y position: c oor dinate of video image’s row position.
8-7. Mono/Blue Only
- Mono color: f or selecting monochrome images.
- Blue o nly: images in blue color
8-8. PC Menu (pc mode only)
- o nly operate P c input mode
- Select auto-adjust and adjust Phase, HV position, f r equency
- auto-adjust automatically set the optimum values of Phase, HV position and f r equenc y .

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8. Video Menu Options continued
8-9. f lip
< H- f lip o ff > < H- f lip on >
-H- f lip Display on / off
8-10. NR (Noise Reduction)
-noise r eduction on/off. (SDi mode only)
8-11. dual l ink Mode (SdI Only)
-Dual Link Mode select. ( a uto/ o f f/ r GB444/ yc b c r444/ yc b c r422)
- if SDi signal has a video payload identification and Dual Link Mode set auto mode. Du al link is set automatically.

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9. Audio Menu Options
9-1. SdI 1/ SdI 2 Audio Group
- Select primary or secondary audio group to extract. (G roup 1~4)
9-2. SdI 1/ SdI 2 Audio Output Channel
- audio output channel source select.
( c hannel1~4, c hannel1/2, c hannel3/4, of f)
9-3. l evel Meter
- Display the audio level meter on screen in SDi input.
- audio level meter cannot be displayed with o SD.
- SDi input can support 16 cH embedded audio, other inputs can only support 2 cH a udio
9-4. l evel Meter t ype
-Pair: r espectively c hannel with right and left display
-Group: r espectively group display
9-5. l evel Meter Position
- Level Meter Position selects. ( to P/Middle/Bottom)
20
9. Audio Menu Options
9-1. SdI 1/ SdI 2 Audio Group
- Select primary or secondary audio group to extract. (G roup 1~4)
9-2. SdI 1/ SdI 2 Audio Output Channel
- audio output channel source select.
( c hannel1~4, c hannel1/2, c hannel3/4, of f)
9-3. l evel Meter
- Display the audio level meter on screen in SDi input.
- audio level meter cannot be displayed with o SD.
- SDi input can support 16 cH embedded audio, other inputs can only support 2 cH a udio
9-4. l evel Meter t ype
-Pair: r espectively c hannel with right and left display
-Group: r espectively group display
9-5. l evel Meter Position
- Level Meter Position selects. ( to P/Middle/Bottom)
20
9. Audio Menu Options
9-1. SdI 1/ SdI 2 Audio Group
- Select primary or secondary audio group to extract. (G roup 1~4)
9-2. SdI 1/ SdI 2 Audio Output Channel
- audio output channel source select.
( c hannel1~4, c hannel1/2, c hannel3/4, of f)
9-3. l evel Meter
- Display the audio level meter on screen in SDi input.
- audio level meter cannot be displayed with o SD.
- SDi input can support 16 cH embedded audio, other inputs can only support 2 cH a udio
9-4. l evel Meter t ype
-Pair: r espectively c hannel with right and left display
-Group: r espectively group display
9-5. l evel Meter Position
- Level Meter Position selects. ( to P/Middle/Bottom)