Sony Dsc-1024hd User manual

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Operating Instructions

Before

operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

it

for

future

reference.

Bedienungsanleitung

Lesen Sie diese Anleitung

vor

Inbetriebnahme des Gerats bitte

genau

durch,

und

bewahren

Sie sie

zum

spateren

Nachschlagen sorgfaltig auf.

Mode

d'emploi

Avant

la

mise

en

service

de

cet

appareil,

priere

de

lire

attentivement

ce

mode

d'emploi

et

de

Ie

conserver

pour

tout

reference ulterieure.

Manual

de

instrucciones

Antes

de

utilizar

la

unidad,

lea este

manual

detenidamente

y conservelo

para

futuras

referencias.

Istruzioni

per

I'uso

Prima

di

utilizzare

l'apparecchio,

leggere

attentamente

questa

manuale

e

conservarlo

per

un

riferimento

futuro.

Owner's Record

by

Sony Corporation

The

model

and

serial

numbers

are

located

on

the

rear.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer to

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No. DSC-1024HD Serial No.

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WARNING

To prevent

fire

or

shock hazard.

do

not

expose the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

Dangerously high voltages are present

inside

the

unit. Do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer servicing

to

qualified personnel

only.

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found to comply

with

the

limits for a Class B digital device,

pursuant

to

Part

15 of the

FCC Rules. These limits

are

designed to

provide

reasonable

protectionagainst

hannful

interference

in

a residential

installation. This

equipment

generates, uses,

and

can radiate

radio frequency energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is

no

guarantee

that

interference will

not

occur

in

a particular installation.

If

this

equipment

does cause

harmful

interference to radio or television reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged to

try

to

correct the interference

by

one

or

more

of

the following measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase the separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

-Connect the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a circuit different

from

that

to

which

the receiver is connected.

-Consult the dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for help.

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes or modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to operatethis equipment. .

• Use a

proper

power

cord

for

your

local

power

supply.

115

Volts

230

Volts

(not provided on

standard cord set)

Plug

type

Cord

type

Minimum

cord set

rating

Cord

length

Safety approval

United States.

canada. Japan

NEMA5-15P

SjT

7

A/l25

V

3x18AWG

2m±O.lm

UL/CSA

Cet appareil

numertqUe

dela

daesB

est

c~

alII(

nol"ll\e

~~QO~,ju

(;~~.

..

.

NOTICE'

.

This

notice

.•

appUcab~.ioJ'.t.1SA/Canad.

omy.

If

shipped

to

USA/Canada;

install onlya

UL

LISTED

/CSA

LABELLED

power

~upply

e<td

tMetingthe..,lIowing

..

specificatioN.

..

"~

.

SPECIFICATIONS

Plug

Type

Nema·Plug

5-15p

Cord

Length

Rating

TypeSvr.or

SjT,

minimum

ax

18AWG

. .

Maximum

15

feet

MinimUlll

7

A,

125V

Cette notice

s'

applique aux Etats-Unis

et

au

Canada

uniquement

Si cetapparej! est e"Porte aux Etats-Unis

ou

aU

Cana~,

.

utiliser

Ie

cOJJdon

d'

IlJimentation

portant

lamention

ut

.

LISTEDt.CSXLA1lBLLBD.-t:rmnplissant lescon4itions

suivantes:

Fiche Nmna 5·15 broches

SPEClFlCA

TIONS

Type

de

fiche

Cordon

Type

Longueur

svr

ou

SjT,

minimum

3 x

lS.AWG.·

.Maximlun15 pieds .

Tension

Minimum

7

A,125V

Continental Europe United Kingdom, Australia.

New

Ireland Zealand

eBB

7/VII

(Schuko)

BS

1363

SAAAS3112

HAR (HOSVV-F3Gl.0) HAR (HOSVV-F3Gl.O)

CDB03PLP

7 A/25<JV 7 A/25<JV 7

A/250V

2.5m±O.lm

2Sm±O.lm

25m±O.lm

HAR BSl,ASTA

Dept

of

Energy ofNew

SouthWales

~

Autoranging usiversal power supplyworks anywhere; the

unit

self-adjusts

if

the appropriatepower cord and plug for

the local voltage are used.

CEE~22

cord

set

female end (all

power cord sets)

26

The

socket·outlet

shouid

be

inst~d

near

the

equipment

.and

~e

easily

8Ct1OSSible:

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Precautions

.,tl

,

The

nameplate

indicating

operating

voltage,

power

consumption,

etc.

is

located.

on

the

rear.

, Should

any

solid object

or

liquid

fallinto

the

cabinet,

unplug

the

unit

and

have

it checked

by

qualified

personnel

before

operating

it

further.

! Unplug

the

unit

from

the

wall

outlet

if

it

is

not

to

be

used

for

several

days

or

more.

•

To

disCOIUlect

the

AC

power

cord,

pull

it

out

by

the

plug.

Never

pull

the

cord itself.

• 'Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat built-

up.

Do

not

place the

unit

on

surface (rugs, blankets,etc.)

or

'"

near materials (curtains, draperies)

that

may

block

the

ventilationholes.

•

Do

not

install the

unit

near heat sources suchas radiators or

• air ducts,

or

in

a

place

subject to

direct

swilight, excessive

· dust

or

humidity,

mechanical

vibration

or

shock.

•

If

the

internal

temperature

becomes high,

the

built-in

~

thermalprotector automatically functions

to

turn

off

the

, unit.

'!'his

unit

converts

the

scanning frequency

and

the

scanning

lines

of the video signal. The

unit

does

not

recognize

or

tonununicate

the

information

superimposed

on

the

blanking

ligna!,

such

as

a

copy

guard

signal

or

closed

caption

information.

Apart

of

the

information

of

the

input

signal

may

be

lost

in

the

conversion process.

To

keep

the

unit

looking

brand-new,

periodicallyclean

it

with

amild

detergent

solution.

Never

use

strong

solvents,

such

as

thinner

or

benzine,

or

abrasive cleansers since these will

damage

the

cabinet.

As

a safety precaution,

unplug

the

unit

before cleaning it.

Do

not

throwaway

the

carton

and

packing

materias,

They

make

an

ideal

container

in

which

to

transport

the

unit.

When

shipping

the

unit

to

another

location,

repack

it

as

illustrated

on

the

carton.

Uyou

have

any

questions

about

this

unit,

contact

your

authorized Sony dealer.

Table

of

contents

Features .......................................................................................... 28

Location

and

function

of

parts

and

controls............................. 30

Front

panel

..

"""".,.""""""""

..

""""

..

,,,,"",.,,,,",,.,,"''',,''

30

Rear

panel

......................................................................... 32

Hookups

''',."'''''

..

".""''''"

...

"."''''".,,''''',,.,,'''''''''''''''''''',,.''''''''',,.

34

Hookup

for getting

the

up-converted

signal

"""""""

34

Hookup

for getting

the

down-converted

signal......... 35

Watching

the

converted

picture

"",""'",,'',,'''',,'''''''''''''''''''''''''

36 t

Converting

the

picture

"""""",

...,,""""",......

,,"""""""

36

I'

Using

the

line

doubler

"""""""

...."""""."".".,.",,

..

,."''' 36

Watching

a still picture",,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,

..

,,,,,,, 37

Getting

rid

of

on-screeninformation............................ 37

Adjusting

the

picture

.""""",

....

"".""."""

...""".,,""',,..."'.,,.""" 38

Zooming

and

resizing

the

picture·:............................................. 39

Usmg

the

memory

........................................................................

40

Usmg

the

test

pattern...................................................................

41

Using

the

remote

commander

.................................................... 42

Operatinga specific

unit

with

the remote commander .......... 43

Using

the

generator

lock (gen-lock)

"""""""""""'"''''''''''''''''''

44

Constructing

a projection

wall

................................................... 45

Selecting

the

setup

level,

"",."""

..

,,

.,,""""",.....,,"",., 46

Selecting

the

on-screen

language

".""".".,""

...

""'

.....,,,.,,,,

..

,,"" 46

Adjusting

the

5C/H

(Sub<:arrler to HOrizontal) '''".",............. 46

Using

the

HDTV

output

""""""""

..

""""""""

.....

""

..

""""

....,,.,, 46

Troubleshooting

,,,

....,,,,.,,

..

,,",,

...

,,,.,,"""",.,,",,.,,.,,",,.,,"',,...,,""" 47

Specifications

".""."""".

""",

..

"",,,,,,.,,,,,

"",,"''',,''''''''''''''''''''''''

48

27

Features

Thank

you

for

purchasing

the

Sony

DigitalScanConverter.

Here

are

some

of

the

features you'll enjoy

with

your

converter:

Example

of

up

conversion

Computer

monitor

VCR,

etc.

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____

t.

SVGA

DSC-1024HD

Example

of

down

conversion

Personal computer,

workstation, etc.

~

XGA,

I .

r---l

SVGA

.......

L--J

DSC-1024HD

Example

of

gen-Iock

LCD

projector, t:tc.

j

t

VGA

Beta,am

SP video

~"recorder,

etc.

(cO>

DSC-1024HD

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Input

Black

burst

Black

burst

28

The

unit

iscapable

of

converting

the

video

signalformat

among

composite video, YIe,

component

and

RGB,

and

either

up

or

down

converting

the

scarming frequencies

in

the

range

of

fR

15

kHz

-70 kHz

and

N:

50·

120

Hz

into

seven

resolution formats, including the HDTV (1920 x 1080) format.

Withthis

new

combination of the transcoder

and

format

converter functions, the

unit

accepts variable video

input

sources to display images

with

high-resolution monitors

or

projectors,

or

to record

and

play

back

with

ordinary video

equipment.

The

scanning

frequencies

of

the

input

NTSC

or

PALsignals

can

be

doubled

for

each

field

to

31.5

kHz

horizontal

frequency

by

interpolating

information

on

line

signals vertically. This

enables

smooth

reproduction

of fast

moving

pictures.

Interpollted.line

I

--

--.

----

Field 1

~---

----

---

...

,:::::

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r-

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-

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-

1 frame

f.=:::::=-~=-~

---

----

-.- Field 2

j

--------- ----

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_",:.

~

,

'f

~s

'-·~"Hh

~~~~

--Mum

you use this

unit

with

your

video editingsystem, the

IlUtput

NTSC

or

PAL signal can

be

locked to a reference signal

tbJ<uok

burst video).

"The

aspect ratio of the converted picture is displayed

on

the

fI~een

as you zoom the picture

or

change the picture size.

• Three dimensional comb filter for NTSC Y

Ie

separation

.,

Line

correlation comb filter for PAL Y

Ie

separation

, Up to x 4 zooming

,._

Accepts infrared

or

wired Sony remote conunandersusing

;~.sIRCS

code

"~

~·screen

display

in

five languages for user-friendly access

(·Built-in test patterns for display alignment

.-

~.

Three

sets ofvideo inputs

with

audio

inputs: one composite

..

; video or Y

Ie

input, one composite video or

RGBI

componentinput,

and

one

RGB

Icomponent

input

't--'Memory

function for storage of

up

to five operationsettings

• Automatic

input

signal detection

with

indication

• Self-adjusting for uniform

output

signal

•

ElA

rack mounting

"Selectable setup level (black reference level) for the

output

NTSCsignal

Rack

mounting

You can

mOWlt

the

unit

on

a 19-inchELA

standard

rack

usiog

the

optional MB-SI0 mounting bracket kit.

1 Attach the handle brackets

with

the

four

screws

included

with

this unit.

Screws

Handle bracket

Screws

2 Remove

the

four

legs

from

the

bottom

of

the

unit.

3

Mount

the unit intoa 19-inch standard

rack.

Do

not

hold the

handle

brackets to carry the unit.

If

you

do,

the

unit

may

separatefrom the handle brackets.

29

Location and function

of

parts and controls

[1J

ON/OFF

(power)

switch

and

indicator

Press

to

tum

the W'lit

on

and

off.

The indicator

on

the switch lights

when

the

unit

is

turned

on.

III

COMMAND

MODE

selector

When

using

the

remote

commander

s

upplied

with

the

Sony monitor

or

lV,

se

t

it

to

TV.

When using

the

remote

commander

s

upplied

with

the

Sony projector,

set

it

to

pJ.

When

not

using

th

e remote commander, set to OFF.

@I

DISPLAY

ON/OFF

button

and

indicator

Pr

ess this

button

to

tum

on

the indicator (DISPLAY ON)

to

display the

current

operating

mode

on

th

e screen.

Pr

ess it again to

tum

off

th

e indicator to eliminate the

display (DISPLAY

OFF).

Note

The main

menu

appears by pressing

the

MENU button,

even

if

th

e DlSPLAY

OFF

mode

is

se

lected.

L4J

TEST

PA

nERN

button

and

indicator

Press this

button

to

tum

on

the

indicator to display the t

es

t

patt

e

rn

on

the screen.

To

tum

off the test pattern, press the TEST

PA

ITERN

button repeatedly until

no

test pattern is displayed,

or

press the

ON/OFF,

rNPUT SELECT

or

OUTPUT

FORMAT button.

lID

LINE DOUBLER

button

and

indicator

When

th

e

input

signal format

is

NTSC

or

PAL, press this

button

to

turn

on

the indicator

and

activate

the

line

doubler

function. Press

it

again to

turn

off the indicator

and

cancel

the line

doubler

function.

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OUTPUT

FORMAT

button

Press this

button

to select the desired

output

signalformat.

The selected

output

signal indicator lights.

[1]

SIGNAL

FORMAT

indicators

SIGNAL FORMAT

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IN

indicators

(upper)

Shows

the

input

signal

fonnat

that the

unit

automatically

detected.

31.5k, 37k, 48k

and

64k indicate the horizontal

sc

aruUng

frequencies.

If

the horizontal scaruting frequency of the

input

signal detected is one of

th

ese values

±1

kHz,

the

corresponding indicator lights.

If

another value

is

detected, the OTHERS indicator lights.

OUT

indicators

(lower)

Shows

th

e

output

signal format

se

lected

by

the

OUTPUT

FORMAT

button

. The

output

signal format

shown

by

each

indicator is as follows:

OUT

Ind'~to!

"Format

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,

m~

.

NTSC

PAL PAL

31.5k VGA640x480

37k

VESA

BOO

x

600

48k

VESA

1024

x

768

64k

VESA

1280

x

1024

10

80i

HDTV

1920

x

1080

Forspecifications of each format, see "Preset signals"

on

page

49

.

GEN·LOCK

indicator

When

the

output

signal format is PAL

or

NTSC

and

GEN

LOCK

is

set to

ON

on

the

menu

screen, the GEN-LOCK

indicator lights Of flashes.

SONY

-

rn

00

Remote sensor

Receives the

beam

from the remote commander.

lID

CHROMA

+/-

button

Press to adjust the picture chroma level.

@

PHASE

+/-

button

Press to adjust the picture

phase

level.

lIil

CONTRAST

+/-

button

Press to adjust the picture contrast.

Ii]

OVERFLOW

indicator

This

inrucatOJ' lights

when

input

signal level

is

excessive.

H1I

APERTURE

button

and

indicator

Press this button

to

turnon the indicator to make the

picture sharper. Press

it

again

to

tum

off

the

indicator for a

softer picture.

lHl

STILL

button

and

i

ndicator

Press this

button

to

tum

on

the indicator to

get

a still

picture. Press

it

again to

tum

off the indicator to

resume

the normal screen.

~

OPEN

button

Press to

open

the front cover.

UlJ

INPUT

SELECT

buttons

Press to select the

input

signal.

1:

to select

th

e

input

source connect

ed

to

the

VIDEO 1 IN

(Y

Ie

or

COMP) connector

and

the AUDIO 1

IN

.connector.

2:

to

select

the

input

so

ur

ce connected to the VIDEO 2

IN

(RGB,

YBR.

or

COMP) connector

and

the

AUD

IO 2

IN

connector.

3:

to

select

the

input

sourceconnected to

the

VIDEO 3

IN

(RGB

or

YBR·) connector

and

the

AUDIO 3

IN

connector.

•

YBRis

an

abbreviation

oiY

IB·Y/R·Y

compo

nent

signaL

Ii1I

ZOOM +/-

buttons

Press the +

button

to

zoom

up

,

and

the

-

butt

on

to

zoom

down.

11§

SIZE VlH

+/-

buttons

Press

to

ad

just

the

size

of

the

picture.

V

+:

to

expand

the verticaIsize

v-:

to reduce the vertical size

H+: to

expand

the horizontal size

H

-:

to

red

u

ce

thehorizontal size

[m

CENTOIO/

¢I¢

buttons/cursor

buttons

Press to shift the picture

in

the direction of the arrow.

The

i}

and

{lo

buttons are also used for moving

th

e cursor on

the

menu

screen.

[gg

MENU

button

Press to make the

menu

appear,

or

quit the

menu

.

~

ENTER

button

Press

to

select

the

desired item

in

a

menu

.

31

rn

VIDEO 1 IN connector section

Two

sets of vi

deo

inp

uts

an

d

l

oo p

~

thr

o

ugh

o

utput

s.

VIC

IN

(4-pin)

:

Connect

to the Y

IC

outp

ut

of

video

equipment.

This connector has a

priority

over

th

e COlvW

IN'

co

nnecto

r,

if

both

connectors

are

used.

COMP

INIREF

(BNC

type)

:

Connect

to

the

composite

video

outp

ut

of

video

equipment.

Also,

input

the

reference

signal

for the

gen

-lock (black

burst

signal) to the VIDEO 1

IN

REF connector.

V

IC

OUT

(4

-

pin):

Loop-through

output

of the Y

IC

IN

connector.

COMP

OUT (BNC

type)

:

Loop-

through

output

of

the

COMP

IN

connector.

[ID

VIDEO 2

IN

connector section

A set

of

composite

video

or

RGB

I

component

(Y

IS-Y

IR

-

Y)

signal

inputs

and

loop

-

through

outp

uts.

Composite video/RGBfcomponent

input

(O-sub 15-

pin, 3-

row)

:

Co

nn

ect

one

of

th

e D-sub co

nn

ectors to

th

e co

mpo

site

video,

RGB

or

component

(YI

B-

YJ

R-

Y)

outp

uts

of

vi

deo

equipment.

The

other

D-sub

connector

is

a.

l

oop

-

throug

h

output.

Terminat

i

on

switch:

When

nothing

is

connected

to

the

loop-through

output

c

onnector

,

set

to

75ft

When

the

loop-thr

o

ugh

ou

tput

connector

is

used,

set

to OPEN.

NORMAUCOMP (composi

te)

input

selector:

Usually

set

to

NORMAL

when

RGB

or

component

signal

is

input

to the

D-sub

connector. Set

to

COMP

when

composite

vi

deo si

gna

l is

in

put.

RGBlYBR

'"

(RGBlcomponent)

input

selector:

Set to RGB

or

YBR

according

to the

format

of

the

si

gnal

inp

ut

to

the

D-sub connector.

32

!11

VIDEO 3 IN connector section

A

set

of

RCB

or

com

ponent

(Y

I

B-

Y

IR

-

Y)

s

ign

al

inp

uts

an

d

l

oop-thro

ugh

outputs.

RGB/component

input

(D-sub 15-pin, 3-row):

Connect

o

ne

of

th

e D-sub co

nnect

ors

to

th

e R

GB

or

th

e

component

(Y

IB-YIR-

Y)

outputs

of video

eq

ui

pment.

o

th

er

D-sub

COlU\ector

is a

loop-thro

ugh o

utpu

t.

Termi

nation

switch:

When

no

thin

g is

cO

JU1

ecte<Ho the l

oop

-thro

ug

h

ou

tput

colU\ect

or

,

set

to

75ft

When

the

l

oop-thro

u

gh

ou

tpu

t

connector

is

used

, set to OPEN.

RGBIYBR

'"

selector:

Set to RGB

or

YBR

accord

in

g to

th

e

for~

t

of

th

e Si

gn

al

in

put

to the

D-sub

co

nn

ector.

SYNC selecto

r:

Norma

lly set to AUTO. Set to

ON

G to

use

th

e

sync

si

gnal

on

green

channel

when

both

external sync

signal

and

sync

on

green

si

gnal

are

in

put.

'"

YBR

is

an

a

bb

reviation of Y

IB-

Y

IR-

Y comp

onen

t si

gn

al

.

@]

VIDEO

OUT

connector section

Three sets ofvideo outputs. The converted signal

is

output from this section.

VIC

output

(~pin):

Connect to the Y

IC

input ofvideo equipment.

Only the

NTSC

or PAL signal

is

output

from this

co

nnector.

Composite

video

output

(BNC

type)

:

Connect to the composite video

input

ofvideo equipment.

Only the

NTSC

or PAL signal is

output

from this

connector.

RGB/component

output

(D-sub 15-pin.

3-row):

Connect to the

RGB

or component

(Y

IB-

Y

IR

-

Y)

inputs of

video equipment.

RGBIYBR

output

selector:

Set

this selector depending on the format ofthe signal

output from the D·sub connector.

YER

is effective

when

the

N1SC or PAL signal is output.

SYNC

output

selector:

Select the sync signal for the

RGB

output.

Set

to

SEP

to

use separate horizontal/vertical sync signal.

Set

to COMP to use the composite sync signal.

lID

AUDIO IN

UR

jacks

(RCA

pin)

Three sets of audio inputs.

Connect to the audio

output

jacks ofequipment.

If

the

input source is monaural, connect

it

to the Ljack only.

You

can select the audio input with the INPUT SELECT

buttons.

on

the front panel.

lID

AUDIO OUT

LlR

jacks

(RCA

pin)

Aset of audio outputs.

Connect to the audio

input

jacks of equipment.

III CTRL 5 IN/OUT

jacks

(minijack)

Connect to the CONTROL 5 jacks ofother Sony equipment.

It

is

then possible to control the whole system with a single

remote corrunander.

When a plug is connected to the CI'RL S INjack, the

remote sensor on the front panelbecomes inactive.

[ID

AC IN connector

Connect the supplied power cord.

33

1

Before

you

g

et

s

tarted

• First make s

ure

that the power to each piece of equipment is

huned

off.

• Use connecting cables suitable for the equipment to be

connected.

• The cable cOlU\ectors should be fully inserted into the jacks.

A loose connection

ma

y cause

hum

and

other noise.

• To disconnect the cabl

e,

pull out by grasping the plug.

Never pull the cable itself.

•

Rea

d the instruction manual of the equipment to be

connect

ed

.

com,erted

signal

The

fo

llowing diagram shows a connection example to convert a low-rate

input

signal into a high-rate output signal

5

VI

D

EO

OUT

V

CR

, laser disc

pla

y

er

,

game machine, etc.

!;

II

\

AUDIO

O

UTU

R C

ONTR

OL

SOUT

Be

tacam

SP

video

cas

s

ette

recor

der

Ig

ll

o

OCCOO

A

UDIOOUT

U R

COMPONENT

' (

Y.

R-Y.

B-

Y)

VIDEO

li

N

Y/C IN

AUDIO IN

AUDIO

1

UR

VIDEO OUT selectors

AUDIO

IN

AUDIO 3

L/R

VIDEO 3 IN

VIDEO OUT

VIDEO 3 IN sele

cto

rs

RlG/D/

HD

IV

D

IN

D

=

CTRL

SIN

OUTUR

AUDIO

IN

L/R

ACiN

AC

po

w

er

cord

-

to

a wall

outlet

Computer

mo

ni

t

or

(VGA

or SVGA),

e

tc

.

Data

projector

,

LCD

projecto

r,

etc. Public

announcement

sys

tem

, e

tc

Setting

the

VIDEO

OUT

selectors

•

Se

t the RGB/YBR selector to

RGB

(when a com

pu

ter

monitor,

data

projector or

LCD

projector

is

connected).

• Set the SYNC selector to SEP (HO

or

VD separate sync) or

CO

MP (composite sync) depending on the connect

ed

equipment.

34

When

the

Betacam

SP

video

cassette

recorder

is

connected

to

VIDEO

3

IN

Set

th

e VIDEO 3

IN

selectors as

fo

llows:

•

7511

/

0PEN

seledor-+

7511

•

RGB

/

YBR

selector

~

YBR

• SYNC selector

~

AUTO

Co

nn

ect only

th

e three

plu

gs of the signal cable to the Betac

am

SP video cassette recorder: green

pl

ug to Yco

nn

ector, r

ed

to R-

Y,

and

blue to

B-Y.

Leave the other plugs,

if

provided,

disconnected.

Ti

:t

j\

5

•

Hooku()

for

getting

the

down-converted

signal

1

The

following diagram shows a connection example to conve

rt

a high.rate

input

signal into a low-rate ou

tput

signal.

computer

monitor

Personal computer,

workstation. etc.

VIDEO 31N

To

watch

the

original picture

output

from

the

computer

or

workstation

with

the

monitor, connect

the

monitor cable

that

has

been

removed from

the

computer

or

workstation

to

VIDEO 3 IN loop-through

output.

a:

D

kRlG/

BIN

=

>+----,

VIDEO

OUT (BNe)

VIDEO 3 IN

(loop-through)

VIDEO OUT selectors

Signal cable (supplied)

Audio

cable

(if

necessary)

AUDIO IN

AUDIO 3LJR

CUTUR ACtN

AC

power

cord

~

VIDEO

IN

(<O'"PO,;'.)

El

Video

monitor

R/G/B/HOIVD

IN or

V/R-Y/B-Y IN

'gil

Betacam

SP

video cassette

recorder, etc.

,

AUDIO

IN

UR

to

a wall outlet

_________

______

_______________

___

______________________

I

Setting

the

VIDEO OUT

selectors

•

Se

t the

RGB

/

YBR

selector to

RGB

when a video monitor or

video projector is co

nn

ected.

Set

it

to

YBR

when a Betacam SP video cassette record

er

is

connected.

•

Se

t the SYNC selector to SEP (HD or

VD

separate sync)

or

.

COMP

(co

mposite sync) depending

on

the c

onn

ected

eq

uipment.

When

the

computer

monitor

is

connected

to

the

VIDED 3 IN

loop-through

output

Set the VIDEO 3

Il".J

selectors as follows:

•

7Sn

/O

PEN

se

lector~

OPEN

• RGB/YBR selector

~

RGB

• SYNC selector

-+

AUTO or

ON

G depending on the

connecting equipment

ForMacintosh

and

Silicon Graphics In

c.

computers, set to

ONG

. 35

1

Watching

the

converted

picture

1 3 INIOUT

indicators

DISPLAY

ON

/

OF

CENT

Mo buttons

button

Before

you

start

Tum

on

the connected

equipment

and

playa

video source.

To display

the

information

on

the

current

operation

on

the

screen,

make

sure

the

indicator of the

DISPLAY

ON

JOFF

button is lit.

If

not, press the DISPLAY

ON/OFF

button.

To set the on-screen language to yours, see page

46.

Convertin

ure

1 Press

the

ON

/

OFF

switch

.

The indicator

of

the

ON

/OFF switch

and

all

the

three

INPUT SELECT buttons light.

ON/OFF

2 Select the input source to be,converted by pressing

the

INPUT

SELECT

button

.

The pressed button lights brighter than the other

s,

and

the

input

signal indicator lights to

show

the

input

signal

format

(see

page

49). Selected

input

I

VI

DEO i

NTSC

II-NT

SC

3 Select

the

desired

output

signal

format

by

pressing

the

OUTPUT FORMAT

button

repeatedly.

The selected

ou

tput

si

gna

l indicator lights. The

outp

ut

signal is switched a few secon

ds

after

you

release

the

button.

For the specification

of

each

output

format. see

page

49

.

~

~ci:U

36

VIDEO 1

NTSC~31.5k

I

Input signal

format

I

Output

signal

format

LINE

DOUBLER

button

STILL

button

Using

the

line

doubler

The line

doub

l

er

function

of

this

unit

converts the

input

N1SC

or PAL signal into a digitally interpolated,

high

scan-rate

output

signal. The

output

signalf

or

mat

becomes a non-

interlaced signal whosehorizontal frequency is 31.5

kHz

and

verticalfrequency is synchronized to the

input

Signal.

The line doublerup-converts the signal field by field

by

int

erpo

latinginformation

on

two line signals vertically.

Therefore, a fast moving picture is

reproduced

as

a natural

high-resolution picture.

• The converted signal is

output

from the

RGB

/component

output

connector

in

the

RGB

format.

• The line

do

ubler can

be

activated for the three

inputs

separatel

y.

Activating

the

line

doubler

'

1

Press

the

OUTPUT

FORMAT

button

to

select 31.Sk.

2 Connect a NlSC

or

PAL

signal source and select

the

input

with

the

INPUT

SELECT

buttons.

3

Press

the

LINE

DOUBLER

button.

The indicator of the

button

lights,

and

the NTSC

and

31.5k

or

the PAL

and

31.5k OUT indicators light.

~

UNE

DOU.

When

the

input

source

is

NTSC

OUT~[

~~~~

When

the

input

source

is

PAL

OUT~[

~L~~~

PAL

..

LlNEx2

[

Tod.

Pres

s

indica

1m!

•

Ify

,

sou

"N

(

DO

•

Who

•

API

•

Who

sam

•

Who

inpt

bas,

witl

mul

dist

4 Adjust

the

position

of

the

picture

by

pressing

the

CENT

<rI%/¢

buttons.

V

CENT

50

To

deactivate

the

line doubler

Press the LINE OOUBLER button again to turn off the

indicator of the button. The31.5k

output

format is restored.

•

If

you press the LINE DOUBLER

button

when the

input

source is

not

NTSC

or PAL or the

output

fo

rmat is

not

31.

Sk,

"NOT APPLICABLE" appears on the screen

and

the LINE

DOUBLER

button

does

not

function.

• When the line doubler is activated, the ZOOM, SIZE,

APERTURE

and

TEST

PATIERNbuttons

do

not

function.

• When the line doubler is activated, the picture size is

th

.e

same as the original one.

• When you use the line doublerfunction, we recommend the

input so

ur

ce video equipment equipped with the

TBC

(

~e

base corrector).

If

you activate the line doubler for the signal

without the

TBC

and

display the converted signal with a

multi-scan monitor, tfie picture may disappear

due

to

disturbance ofthe sync signal.

When a movingpicture is displayed, press the

SmL

button to

set

SmL

on

the screen to ON. The

output

signal is displayed

as a still picture. The indicator of the

SmL

button

lights.

STILL "'ON

OFF

To resume the normal screen, press the

STILL

button again.

iJffi§

In

the still picture mode, only the

ON/OFF

switch,

and

the

INPUT

SELECT,

OUTPUT

FORMAT,

MENU,

ENTER

and

CENT

<JP>

buttons will function.

If

you

press any otherbutton, "NOTAPPLICABLE" appears

on the screen.

rid

of

on·~cr~en'

informat" ·

When the indicator of the DISPLAY O

N/O

FF

button is lit,

the

information on the operation you performed is displayed on

the screen for a few seconds.

To

get rid of the on-screen display, press the DISPLAY

ON/

OFF button to set DISPLAY

on

the screen to

OFF.

DISPLAY

ON

"'OFF

iJffifj

Even

if

DISPLAY

is

set to OFF, only the

main

menu

appears

when

you

press the MENU button.

37

Adjusting

the

picture

S

ONY

While

watching

the

picture

, y

ou

c

an

a

djust

co

ntrast

,

phase,

chroma

and

aperture

to

suit

your

ta

st

e. The

adjustments

can

be carried

out

for

the

three

inputs

separatel

y. The

adjusted

levels are stored

in

memory.

Adjusting

the

contrast,

phase

,

and

chr

oma

Press the

desired

adjustment

button

: CONTRAST, PHASE.

or

CH

ROM

A.

The

adjustment

levels are

displayed

on

the screen.

CONTRAST

+:

to increase

picture

contrast

- : to decrease

picture

contrast

PHASE

+:

to

make

overall

picture

greenish

-:

to

mak

e overall

picture

purplish

CHROMA

+: to increase color

in

tensity

-:

to decrease color intensity

CONTRAS

T

PHASE

C

HROMA

80

o

• CHROMA

and

PHASE controls

do

not function for the

RCB

inp

ut signal.

• PHASE control

does

not

function for

the

compone

nt

(Y

l

B·

Y/ R-

Y)

input s;gnal.

• PHASE control does not function with PAL color so

ur

ce.

II you press these buttons,

"NOT

APPUCABLE"

appears

on

the screen.

38

OVERFLOW

indicat

or

CHROMA

PHASE

butt

on

Adjusting

the

aperture

To

make

the pic

tur

e sharper, press the APERTURE

bu

tton

to

set

APERTURE

on

the screen to ON. The indicator of

the

APERTURE button lights.

To

make

the

picture

softer, press the

APERTURE

bu

tton

again

to set

APERTURE

to

OFF.

The factory setting is APERTURE

OFF

for the NTSC

or

PAL

video

input,

or

APERTURE ON for the

other

i:np

uts.

A~

APERTURE

·

~

ON

OFF

When

the ou

tput

si

gna

l format

is

an

interlaced Si

gnal

su

ch

as

NTSC

and

PAL, setting

APERTURE

OFF

reduces line flickers

alth

o

ugh

th

e image

contour

becomes slightly blurred.

If

the

input

signal level is excessive

The OVERFWW indicator lights. In this case, check

that

th

e

75

U/OPEN

selector

and

the

RGB

/

YBR

selector in the VIDEO

3 connector section are

set

correctly.

If

they are co

rr

ect,

press

the CONTRAST-

button.

Restoring

the

factory

preset

contrast,

phase

and

chroma

levels

.

Use COLOR

RESET

on

the MENU 1screen. (See

page

41.)

1

Zooming

and

resizing

the

picture

3

SONY

-

lIT]

You

can

zoom

up

the picture

making

it

2,3

or

4 times l

arger

than the

orig

ina1 size.

You can also shift the position of the pic

ture

so

that

it

fits

in

the

screen,

or

adj

ust

the vertical

and

horizontal size

of

the

picture

separately.

The adjustments c

an

be carri

ed

out

for

the

three

inputs

separately.

Zooming

up

the

picture

1 Display

the

picture

on

the

screen.

2

Press

the

ZOOM +

button.

ZOOM

x1 "

)(2

x3

x4

Each

time

you press the ZOOM +

bu

tton, the pi

cture

is

magnified by 2, 3

and

4 times respectively.

To

zoom

down,

press the ZOOM -

bu

tt

on.

3 Adjust

the

position

of

the

dose-up

picture

by

pressing

the

CENT

MoI"

/,, buttons.

i}

/

-&:

to shift the picture

upward

/

,------

-

-,

-----------,

dow

n

ward

01

CENT) : + '

"/"

to shift the picture

'0

the t

--

-

:

~

-:

:-1

right/ left (H CENT) ___ _

____

_

VCEN(-t

i.50

HCENT

so

The

pos

ition

of

the picture is indicated

on

the screenby the

a

djustment

bar

and

va

lu

e 0 to 1

00.

The factory

pr

eset

va

lu

e is

50.

2

HN

SIZE

buttons

ZOOM

-button

Resizing

the

picture

Press

the

HIV

SIZE

+/-

buttons

to

resize

the

picture.

V

SIZE

+:

to

expand

vertical size

V

SIZE

-:

to r

educe

vertical size

H

SIZE

+:

to exp

and

horizo

nt

al size

H

SIZE

-:

to

reduce horizontal size

r+J

~

vsrZE

~

;

50

r-

--:

t-

I.

•

••

1

.'.

, ! .;'

e.

:

. ' ,

H

SIZE

50

The

size of the picture is indicated on the screen by the

adjustment

bar

and

value 0 t.o

100.

The factory preset value is

50 (except

th

e

HDTV

or

64 k

input

).

Aspect

ratio

display

As

the;

picture size changes

by

the H

jV

SIZE

button,

th

e

unit

calcUlates the aspect ratio of

th

e converted picture

and

displays

it indecimal valu

es

on

th

e screen toge

th

er

with

the

adjustment

bar

and

valu

e.

Example: 4 :3 is

displayed

1.33: 1

16

,9

;g

displayed 1.78 ,1

ASP

ECT

1.33:1

HSIZE

i

75

em

The

aspect ratio is

disp

la

yed

only

when

a preset signal isinput.

If

an

HDTV signal is

input

, the aspect ratio is

displayed

based

on

th

e Japanese HDTV s

tandard

(1

92Ox

1

035).

For

the

preset

signals,

see

pag

e

49.

Restoring

the

original

picture

size

and

position

Use

GEOM

RESET

on

the MENU 1 screen. (See

page

41.)

39

1

I , Using

the

remote

commander

SONY

-

rn

COMMAND MODE selector

This

tmit

accepts wireless

or

wired

remote

comm

an

ders

for

Sony monitors, TVs

and

projectors.

Setting

the

type

of

the

remote

commander

Set

the

COMMAND MODE selector according

to

the

type

of

the

remote commander.

TV: Sony

monitors

' or TVs'

commande

r

PJ:

Sony projectors'

commander

OFF: When

not

using the remote

corrunandder, set to this

position to avoid malfunction.

aE§

COMMAND

MODE

Available

remote

commander

operations

The foll

owing

operations

can

be

controll

ed

by

the r

emote

co

mmander

.

•

Power

on/

off

•

Input

selection

• Picture adjusbnents: contrast, p

ha

se

and

chroma

• On-screen display on

/off

(only for video monitors

and

TVs)

•

Menu

ope

rations (See the

righ

t column.)

• Direct

memory

loading

(See

the

right

coIUDUl.)

The available operations

and

the

buttons

to

be

used for

each

operation are limited

depending

on

each

remote commander.

See the table below.

Inputselection

operation

Picture adjustment

42

Direct

memory

loading

The remote

commander

can

quickly call

up

the adjus

tment

data

s

tored

in

th

e

memor

y.

1

Press

buttons

7. 7,

7 and

ENTER

on the remote

commander illsequence

at

intervals of one second.

The

"MEM

ORY

WAD

READY"

appears

on

the screen.

2 Select

the

memory number

(1

to

5)

you

want

to

call up

using

the

number

button

.

The converter is

adjusted

to

the

se

lected memory

da~.

To

cancel

the

operation

Pressb

utt

ons

0,

0, 0

and

ENTER

on

the remote comm

ander

in

sequence

at

inte

rvals

of

one

second.

The

"MEMORY

LOAD

EXIT"

appears

on

the

screen. '

The direct

memory

load

operation is also cancell

ed

by

turning

off

the

Wlit.

m.tlI

Be

s

ure

to

press

buttons

7, 7, 7

and

ENTER, or

0,

0, 0

and

ENTER

at

int

ervals

of

aoout

one second.

If

more

than

3 seco

nds

elapse

between

two presses,

the

operation will

be

cancelled.

In

this case, startagain.

Menu

operation

using

the

remote

commander

Th

e

menu

screens for the remote commander are different

from those for

th

e

main

Wlit. •

When you

pr

ess the

menu

b

utt

on

(MENU, PAGE or

...

)

on

the

remote co

mmander

once

or

twice,

the

GEOM MENU

or

CO

L

OR

MENU

appears

respectively.

Select

the

item

wi

th

e t /

..

butt

on

and

press the enter

button

(ENTER,

...

or

M SEL)

on

the remote commander.

Then

ad

ju

st

the

se

lected

it

em using

th

e t I.b

utt

on.

r

'WI

cr

ass

on

For

rei<

ti"

,

ren

I

r

1\"'

2

3

4

Operating

a specific

unit

with

the

remote

commander

~

Remote signal G

f--

CTRL 5

IN

~

G

f--

CTRL

5

OUT

f--

CTRL

5 IN

~

CTRLSOUTI

I""

1 -

I~-

I

.!

Re

m

ote

~

commander

000

0

ooo<=>

When

multip

le pieces

of

Sony e

qui

p

men

t

ar

e c

onn

ec

t

ed

via

th

e

CTRL 5 jack,

yo

u

can

o

per

ate

a specific piece of

eq

ui

pment by

assigning the index n

um

be

r

pr

eset for each piece

of

eq

ui

p

ment

on

the converter,

and

then

on

the

remote co

mm

an

der.

For presetting the index n

umbe

r on each piece of

eq

uipm

ent,

refer to the Ins

tru

ction

Man

ual of the eq

ui

pment.

The

fo

ll

owing

explanati

on

is

an

examp

le of use of

the

RM·854

remote co

mm

an

de

r.

Assign

i

ng

the

index

number

on

the

converter

1 Press

the

MENU

button

once.

Th

e ME

NU

1 screen appears.

MENU

00 MENU 1

~

MEM LOAD

MEM SAVE

GEOM RESET

COLOR RESET

ALL RESET

INDEX NO.

LANGUAGE

USE:

I:II:I

ENTER NEXT:MENU

2 Pr

ess

the

CENT

{}If)

button

to

move

the

cursor

(.".)

to

INDE

X

NO

. and press

the

ENTER

button

.

The

INDEX

NO. scr

een

ap

pears.

+

o

ENTER

CENT

~

0

cp

t) t)

INDEX NO.

INDEX NO.:001

USE:

IXI

ENTER CANCEL:MENU

3 Pr

ess

the

CENT

{)/f)

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

index number (1

to

255)

of

the

equipment you

want

to

control, and press

the

ENTER

button

.

4

To

quit

the

menu, press

the

MENU

button

three times.

Operating

the

equipment

with

the

RM-854

remote

commander

1

Press

the

10 MODE

ON

button

on

the

remote

commander.

The in

de

x n

um

b

er

s a

pp

e

ar

on all

the

pieces

of

e

qui

pm

en

t

includin

g

th

e con

ve

rter.

ID

MODE

ON

INDEX

NO.:

001

••

•

2

Input

the

index number

of

the

equipment you

want

to

.

operate using

0-9

buttons

of

the

remote commander.

Th

e

input

nwnbe

r

appears

rig

ht

ne

xt

to ea

ch

e

quipm

e

nt

ow

n

ind

ex

nwnb

er.

INDEX NO. :

001 001

3

Press

the

10

MODE

SET

button

.

The

character on

th

e selec

ted

equipment

changes to

cyan

while o

th

ers ch

an

ge to

re

d.

ID

MODE

ON

o

OFF

o

No

w

yo

u

can

operate o

nl

y a specified

equipment

(All .

operations available

in

ID

mode

except POWER O

N/

OFF

).

43

1

Using

the

generator

lock

(gen-Iock)

Connection

example

Personal

co

mputer,

workstation.

~~~

~~

etc.

~

VIDEO

1

IN

REF

.....:::!:=

Black

burst

signal

VIDEO

3

IN

VIDEO

OUT

Betacam

SP

video

cassette

recorder

(for

playback)

Betac3m

SP

video cassette

recorder (for recording)

REF

VIDEO

IN

REF

VIDEO

IN

Signal

generator,

etc. (to supply

black

burst

signal)

The ou

tput

NTSC

or

PALsignal can

be

synchronized using the

black

burst

signal

input

from a signal generator, etc. as a

reference signal (gen-lock).

This enables s

mooth

editing

w

ith

ou

t transition noise

when

multiple

video

sources are

used

.

Activating

the

generator

lock

1

Input

the

reference signal

which

corresponds

with

the

output

signal

format

(NTSC

or

PAL)

from

the

editor

or

signal

generator

to

the

VIDEO 1

IN

REF

connector.

2 Press

the

MENU

button

twice.

The

MENU

2 screen

appears.

MENU

00

MENU

2

...

SETUP

NTSC

GEN

LOCK

SCiH

ADJ

1080180159

.

94

USE:

IXIENT

EA

EXlT:M

ENU

3

Press

the

CENT

1J./fJ

button

to

move

the

cursor (

....

)

to

GEN

LOCK.

and press

the

ENTER

button.

The GEN LOCK screen appears.

•

IT]

ENTER

CENT

-+

0

CP

b b

44

GEN

LOCK

>OFF

ON

U

SE

:EII

ENTER

CANCEL

:MENU

4

Press

the

CENT

1J./

{J

button

to

move the cursor (

...

)

to

ON. and press

the

ENTER

button

.

The gen-Iock

is

activated for

the

signal outp

ut

from this

unit

and

the

GEN

-L

OCK

indicator

on

the front

panel

li

ghts.

When

the converter is

turned

on

or

the input mode is

changed,

"GEN

L

OCK

MODE" appears

on

the screen.

YIO

E02

GE

NL

OCK

MOOE

31.

5k

'"

NTSC

To

deadivate

the

generator

lock

Repeat steps 1 to 3 above,

th

en

set

GEN

LOCK to.OFF

in

step

4. The GEN-LOCK indicator

on

the front

panel

turns off.

I~MM

•

If

you

select

GEN

LOCK

on

the

MENU

2 scre

en

with

no

reference signal

input

,

"NO

REFERENCE" appears

on

the

screen.

•

"WRONG

REFERENCE" will

appear

when

the reference

signal format does

not

correspond

with

the

input

~

i

gna1

format.

.

• The

RGB

/ compon

ent

outp

ut

isrecommended for editing.

If

y

ou

use the composite v

ideo

o

utpu

t, a frame synclu-onizer

may

be

needed

to adjust the phase to the reference signal.

For the SC/ H

(S

ubcarri

er

to Horizontal) adjustment, see

page

46

.

w

I

'51

,

"

3

4

1

,'

,.

I

,I

, l

Constructing a

projection

wall

Connedion

example

VIDEO

OUT

Projection

wall

VIDEO

OUT

VIDEO

OUT

•

VIDEO

OUT

~

Remote signal

When

you

construct a projection wall

which

displays a larger

picture constructed from multiple projectors,

use

the

converters

as

in

the connection example above. Prepare one

converter

for

each projector.

Adjust the picture ofeach projector so that the projection wall

picture is displayed smoothly,

and

store" the adjustment data

on

each converter under the same

mem

ory nwnber. This

enables

you

to quickly switchbetweena total of five projection

wall pictures.

Storing

the

adjustment

data

of

the

picture

Adjust

the

projectors.

Use the test patterns (HATCH, COLOR

BAR

and

GRAY

SCALE) contained in the converter. For the test patterns,

see page

41.

2 Adjust pieces

of

the

picture

with

the

converter.

Set the zooming magnification according to the

number

of

pieces of the picture. Then adjusteach piece of the picture

using the

H/V

SIZE buttons

and

CENT buttons so that

they connect smoothly as a large picture.

Number

of

pieces

of

the p'icture . Zooming

4

x2

9

x3

16

x4

For zooming and resizing the picture, see

pag

"e

39

.

3 Store

the

adjustmentdata in

the

memory

of

the

converter.

Store the data under the same memory

number

on

each

converter.

For details, see "Storing the curre

nt

condition"

on

page

40

.

4 Repeat steps 1

to

3

for

storing

other

picture patterns.

The adjusbnent data for

up

to

five picture patterns canbe

stored

under

memory numbers 1 to

5.

m

I

I,

1

1,;--4

1 I-

I -

VIDEO

IN

J

....

4::::f.i

T"

~L

!!fli!I

.

Loop-through

output

k-v§9

T" -

!!fli!I

Loop-through

output

i] I"

--

~

Loop-through

output

I~l-

I

~

118886

11

Remote

commander

CTRL

SIN

CTRL

SOUT

CTRl

SIN

~

CTRL

SOUT

CTRL

S

IN

SOUT

Displaying

the

picture

on

the

projection

wall

The names of the remote commanderbuttons differ depending

on

the commander model. Refer to the table

on

page

42.

1

Press

buttons

7. 7,

7 and

ENTER

on

the

remote

commander in sequence

at

intervals

of

one

secon~

.

"MEMORY LOAD READY" appears

on

each projector

screen.

2 Select

the

memory number underwhich

the

adjustment

data

of

the

desired picture pattern

is

stored by pressing

the

number

button.

'

All ofthe pieces of the picture are displayed properly so

that they connect smoothly as a large picture.

3

To

switch

to

another picture pattern. press

the

number

button

corresponding

to

the

memory number.

45

Selecting

the

setup

level

You

can

se

lect the black l

eve

l (se

tu

p level) f

or

th

e ou

tp

ut NTSC

signal.

Th

e

bl

ack

l

eve

l is

se

t to

"O"(

IRE)

at

th

e

fa

ctory.

Ii

th

e ou

tp

ut

pi

c

tur

e is t

oo

da

rk,

chan

ge

th

e

se

tting to "7.5"(IRE

).

1

Press

the

MENU

button

twice.

Th

e MENU 2 scr

een

a

pp

e

ar

s.

M

ENU

Do

MENU2

" S

ET

UP NTSC

GEN

LOCK

SClH A

DJ

1

080

180159.94

USE:

IKI

EN

TEA

EXIT:MENU

2

Press

the

CENT

IJ.

/O

button

to

move

the

cursor (

...

)

to

SETUP

NTSC.

and

press

the

ENTER

button

.

The SETUP NTSC

menu

appea

rs.

SETUP

NTSC

.

,.

,

USE:

ImEN

TER CANCEL:MENU

3 Press

the

CENT

Q/(} button

to

select "

7.S

H

or

"O,

Hand

press

the

ENTER

button.

4

To

quit

the

menu, press

the

MENU

button

twice

.

Selecting

the

on-screen

language

Yo

u can select the on-screen language among five languag

es.

, Press

the

MENU

button

once

.

Th

e MENU 1 scr

een

ap

pea

rs.

2

Press

the

CENT

O/

f>

button

to

move

the

cursor (

...

)

to

LANGUAGE and press

the

ENTER

button.

Th

e LANGUAGE

men

u

appears

.

lANGUAGE

~

E N GLISH

DEUTSCH

FRANCAIS

ITALIANO

ESPAIll

OL

U

SE

:

aa

ENT

EA

CANCEL:MENU

3

Press

the

CENT

{)/

IJ

button

repeatedly

to

move

the

cursor (

....

)

to

the

desired language, and press

the

ENTER

button

.

4 To

qu

it

the

menu, press

the

MENU

button

three

times.

46

Adjusting

the

SOH

(Subcarrier

to

Horizontal)

When y

ou

ed

it or record a composite ou

tput

signal with a .

V

CR..

y

ou

need to adj

ust

the subcarrier-to-

horiz

ontal phase

(SC/H).

Prepare special m

easur

em

ent

equipment

for

th

e adjus

bn

ent.

1

Press

the

MENU

button

twice

The MENU 2 screen appears.

2

Press

the

CENT

{)/IJ

button

to

move

the

cursor (

....

)

to

SC/H

ADJ

and press

the

ENTER

button

.

The adjus

bnen

t value

is

di

splay

ed

on the scr

ee

n.

SCiH

0

3

Press

the

CENT

fj/

IJ

button

to

adjust

the

Sc/H.

4 To

quit

the

menu, press

the

MENU

button

twice.

Using

the

HDTV

output

When 1080i (HDTV) signal

is

ou

tp

ut

, adjust

th

e vertical

frequency to 60 Hz

or

59.94

Hz

acco

rdin

g to thesystem

of

the

mo

nit

or

or vi

deo

e

quipm

ent co

nn

ected to DSC-I02

4H

D.

1

Press

the

MENU

button

twice

.

Th

e MENU 2 screen appears.

2

Press

the

CENT

fj/IJ

button

to

move

the

cursor (

....

)

to

10801

60/59

.94, and press

the

ENTER

button.

The 10

80

1setting screen

appears

.

"""

..,

59

."

USE:DaENTEA CANCEL:MENU

3

Press

the

CENT

fj/

IJ

button

to

select

the

vertical

frequency

of

the

connected system: 60 (Hz)

or

59.

94

(Hz), and press

the

ENTER

button

.

4 To

quit

the

menu, press

the

MENU

button

twice.

.g.,.

When the ou

tp

ut fo

rm

at is

an

ything

other

than

10B0i

,

you

c

annot

switch

to

the 1

0801

setting screen.

"N

OT

AP

PUCABLE"

a

ppear

s

on

th

e screen inst

ea

d.

u

I

!

R

T

"J

t

~

"J

It

in

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