Sony BVM-1911 User manual

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SONY.
TRINITRON@COLOR VIDEO MONITOR
BVM-1911
BVM-2011P
BVM-1911
ChassisNo. SCC-A97C-A
BVM-2011P
ChassisNo. SCC-826C-A
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OPERATIONAND MAINTENANCEMANUAL
1st Edition
SerialNo. 2000001 and Higher(BVM-1911)
SerialNo. 2000001 and Higher(BVM-2011P)

WARNING
For the customers in the USA
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in
which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not
expressly approved in this manual could void your
authority to operate this equipment.
For the customers in Canada
This apparatus complies with the Class A limits for radio
noise emissions set out in Radio Interference
Regulations.
SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!!
COMPONENTS IDENTIFIED BY SHADING AND MARK & ON
THE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS, EXPLODED VIEWS AND IN
THE PARTS LIST ARE CRITICAL TO SAFE OPERATION.
REPLACETHESECOMPONENTS WITH SONY PARTSWHOSE
PART NUMBERS APPEARAS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL OR
IN SUPPLEMENTS PUBLISHED BY SONY. CIRCUIT
ADJUSTMENTS THAT ARE CRITICALTO SAFE OPERATION
ARE IDENTIFIED IN THIS MANUAL. FOLLOW THESE
PROCEDURES WHENEVER CRITICAL COMPONENTS ARE
REPLACEDOR IMPROPER OPERATION IS SUSPECTED.
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CAUTION!!
DO NOT USE THE EXTERNAL DEGAUSSER TO
DEMAGNETIZE THE SCREEN.
BE SURE TO USE THE DEGAUSS SWITCH ON THE FRONT
PANEL.
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Hiermit wird bescheinigt, daB der Farb-Videomonitor
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Operation
1-1. Overview .................................................... 1-1
1-1-1. Features ........................................... 1-1
1-1-2. Options ............................................ 1-2
1-2.Voltage Selection ....................................... 1-6
1-3. Location and Function of Parts ............... 1-7
1-3-1. Front Panel ...................................... 1-7
1-3-2. RearPanel ...................................... 1-10
1-3-3. Subcontrol Panels inside the Drawer
..................... ···························· 1-12
1-3-4. Switches inside the Cabinet.. ......... 1-21
1-4.Menu Operations ..................................... 1-23
1-4-1. Starting with the Menu Operations
................................................. 1-23
1-4-2. Setting the Input Configuration ..... 1-24
1-4-3. Presetting the Picture Levels ......... 1-27
1-4-4. Selecting the White Balance .......... 1-28
1-4-5. Changing and Applying the Password
................................................. 1-31
1-4-6. Assigning the Remote Control
Functions ................................. 1-34
1-4-7. Defining the Monitor Configuration
················································· 1-38
1-5. Convergence Adjustments ...................... 1-43
1-5-1. Convergence of a 4:3-Aspect Normal
Picture ...................................... 1-43
1-5-2. Convergence of a 4:3-Aspect
Underscanned Picture .............. 1-46
1-5-3. Convergence of a 16:9-Aspect Picture
................................................. 1-47
1-6.Picture Adjustments ............................... 1-48
1-6-1. White Balance Adjustment.. .......... 1-48
1-6-2. Black Level Adjustment ................ 1-49
1-7. Specifications ........................................... 1-50
2. DISASSEMBLY
2-1. Cover Removal··················································· 2-1
2-2. Bezel Assembly Removal······································· 2-1
2-3. Check of C Board ···· ······· ··················· ··· ······ ···· ·····2-2
2-4. QA, QB, W and V Boards Removal ········· ···· ·············· 2-2
2-5. Open the BK Block ····· ···· ···· ···· ··· ······ ············· ···· ···2-3
2-6. BK Board Removal ··· ···· ··· ······ ·········· ···· ······ ···· ·· ···· 2-3
2-7. Check of BK Board·············································· 2-4
2-8. Check of DB Board ·············································· 2-4
2-9. Check of PA Board ··············································2-5
2-10. Check of BJ Board ······························· ················2-5
2-11. GC Board Removal ········ ········· ············ ··· ·· ···· ······ ·· 2-6
2-12. Power Block Assembly Removal ···· ····· ········ ········ ·· ··· 2-6
2-13. Flyback Transformer and High Voltage Block Removal···· 2-7
2-13-1. Removal and Replacement of High Voltage Cable······ 2-7
2-14. Picture Tube Removal ···········································2-8
2-15. Control Panel Assembly Removal ·············· ··············· 2-8
3. CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
3-1. QA, QB, BA Boards·············································3-l
3-2. BG Board·························································· 3-3
3-3. BH Board00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3-5
3-4. Bl Board···· ..... ·, ... ············································· 3-7
3-5. Sync Processor, Pulse Generator (BJ Board)······· .... ······ 3-9
3-6. BK Board······· ..·················································3-13
3-7. Beam Control Circuit (Bl, BK Boards)·....................... 3.15
3-8. NTSC Comb Filter (BT Board) ··· ........ ··· .... ·· ····· ···· ··· 3-17
3-9. PAL Demodulator, Y Trap Circuit (BO Board)·············· 3-19
3-10. NTSC Demodulator, Y Trap Circuit (BC Board) ............ 3-21
3-11. Vertical Deflection Output Circuit Convergence
Output Circuit (EB Board)··· .... ············· .. ··· .. ······ .. ··· 3-23
3-12. Power Supply Circuit (GA, GB Boards) ...................... 3-25
3-13. Convergence Circuit (DB, DC Boards. OCT Block)········ 3-27
3-14. Deflection Circuit (DA Board) ··· .. ····· ··..... ···.. ···· ··.... ·3-31
3-15. Horizontal Output (EA Board)···· .............................. 3-35
3-16. High Voltage Regulator (PA Board)..... ·.. ······ ..... ·· .. ···· 3-37

4. ADJUSTMENTS
4-1. InternalView ..................................................... 4-1
4-2. Circuit Boards Location ·· ······ ··· ···· ··· ················ ··· ·· ··4-2
4-3. QuickReference·················································· 4-3
4-4. SubControl Panel Location····································· 4-4
4-5. SetupAdjustment in Case of Picture Tube Replacement···· 4-5
4-6. SafetyRelated Adjustments····································· 4-1I
4-7. CircuitAdjustments·············································· 4-19
5. DIAGRAMS
5-1. BlockDiagram····················································5-I
5-2. FrameWiring Diagram·········································· 5-3
5-3. Mountingand Schematic Diagrams···························· 5-5
TA board ··························································5-7
TB board ················· ·········································5-11
BA board·························································· 5-15
BT board ·············· ··· ········ ····· ··· ············ ····· ··· ····· 5-20
BC board ······· ··· ········ ·········· ············ ····· ·· ··· ··· ····· 5-25
BO board ········ ·· ················································ 5-30
BG board·························································· 5.35
BH board·························································· 5-40
Bl board··························································· 5-45
Bj board·· ····················· ················ ···················· 5-50
BK board·························································· 5-55
DAboard·························································· 5-60
DB board ······················· ··································· 5-65
DC board·························································· 5-70
EA and EB boards·· ..············································ 5-76
GA and GB boards··············································· 5-82
C, PAand PB boards············································ 5-88
HA.HH, HW, HX, HY, XB and Y boards···················· 5-93
HZ board ···················· ············ ······.. ·················· 5-98
GC, QA, QB, V and W boards··· ................. ,............. 5-104
Z board ······························ ······················· ······· 5- 109
5-4. Semiconductors······--··········································· 5-1I I
6. EXPLODED VIEWS
6-1. Bezeland Covers················································· 6-1
6-2. PictureTube······················································· 6-2
6-3. Chassis····························································· 6·3
6-4. Signal Block ······················································ 6-4
6-5. DrawerBlock····················································· 6-5
6-6. PowerBlock ··············· ······································· 6-6
7. ELECTRICAL PARTS LIST···························1-1

Section 1 Operation
1-1. Overview
1-1-1. Features
The BVM-1911 and BVM-201 IP are high-performance color video
monitors designed for critical evaluation of video signals in
broadcasting stations and production houses.
The BVM-1911 is the NTSC model intended for use in NTSC color
standard areas and the BVM-201 lP is the PAL model for the PAL
color standard areas. By using optional plug-in type decoder boards,
both models permit any of the NTSC, PAL, SECAM, D 1 and D2
video signals to be monitored.
The other features and operations are the same.
High-resolution picture
The Super Fine Pitch Trinitron picture tube (0.3-mm aperture grille
pitch) gives a high resolution, high contrast picture. Horizontal
resolution is more than 900 TV lines at the center of the picture.
Stabilized color temperature
The incorporated beam control circuit maintains the color temperature
constant for a long period of time.
Picture aspect selection
In addition to the conventional 4:3 aspect, the16:9 aspect can be
selected for monitoring the increasing number of wide-screen
programs.
Split screen for precise picture confirmation
The lower half of the picture can be displayed in monochrome mode
while the upper half is displayed in color mode. This facilitates
confirmation of the luminance and chrominance channels, evaluation
of the noise in the chrominance or luminance channel, etc.
Blue-only mode for precise evaluation of noise components
In blue-only mode, an apparent monochrome display is obtained with
all three control grids driven with a blue signal. This facilitates color
saturation and phase adjustments and observation of VTR noise.
Easy and precise convergence adjustment
The convergence can be adjusted at 15 points (for 4:3-aspect pictures)
of the screen. This system facilitates adjustment of the peripheral
areas of the screen.
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1-1-2. Options
1-211.Operation
Easy-to-use menu operations
The essential parameters to be preset for video monitoring can be
easily set by selecting menu options displayed on the screen.
Other features
• Picture setup function facilitating adjustment of the monitor's
reference black for the black level of an incoming video signal
• Pulse cross function for simultaneous checking of the horizontal and
vertical sync signals or VITS (Vertical Interval Test Signal)
• Built-in crosshatch and 100% white signal generators, facilitating
monitor setup
• VITC (Vertical Interval Time Code) display possible using the
optional BKM-1460 VITC adaptor
• Auto chroma/phase adjustment, automatic white balance adjustment
etc. are possible using the optional BKM-2056 auto set-up adaptor.
• Precise setting of black level of the monitor, using the optional
BKM-1480 black level signal generator
• A drawer containing convergence, white balance and menu controls
and other function selectors
• High-performance comb filter available for the BVM-1911 as built-
in standard. (For the BVM-201 IP, the BKM-1422 is available as an
opton.)
• Auto and manual degaussing
• Three-position AFC switch
• Overdrive protection circuit to protect against picture tube damage
• EIA standard 19-inch rack mounting, using the optional BKM-2000
rack mount kit
The following optional accessories are available for flexible changes
and enhancement of the functions of the BVM-1911/201 lP.
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When installing the optional boards, be sure to perform the necessary
settings by following the procedure mentioned in "To specify the
installed optional boards" of" 1-4-7. Defining the Monitor
Configuration." If the settings are not correctly performed, the
optional boards may not function properly.
BKM-1410 NTSC adaptor (BC board) [built-in standard for the
BVM-1911]
Decoder board for the NTSC color system
BKM-1411 NTSC comb adaptor (BB board)
Comb filter board for the NTSC color system

BKM-1412 NTSC comb adaptor (BT board) [built-in standard for
the BVM-1911]
Dynamic comb filter board for the NTSC color system
BKM-1420 PAL adaptor (BD board) [built-in standard for the
BVM-201 lP]
Decoder board for the PAL color system
BKM-1421 PAL-M adaptor (BM board)
Decoder board for the PAL-M color system
BKM-1422 PAL comb adaptor (BT board)
Comb filter board for the PAL color system
BKM-1430 SECAM adaptor (BE board)
Decoder board for the SECAM color system
BKM-1440 RGB/component adaptor (BF board)
Decoder outputs of RGB or component signals
BKM-1460 VITC adaptor (BL board)
Reader of Vertical Interval Time Code
BKM-1470 safe area display (BQ board)
For displaying the safe area
BKM-1480 black level signal generator (BS board)
For generating black level signals
BKM-2000 rack mount kit
For mounting in an EIA standard 19-inch rack
BKM-2053 auto set-up probe
For auto set-up operation with the BKM-2056 auto set-up adaptor
BKM-2056 auto set-up adaptor (BN, BO and BP boards)
For auto chroma/phase adjustment, auto white balance adjustment,
and selection of color temperature
BKM-2085-20 digital 4:2:2 serial input kit (BA3 and BV boards)
For two serial inputs of component digital video signals
BKM-2090-20 D-2 serial input kit (BA3 and BU boards)
For serial input of a digital composite video signal
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1-4 11. Operation
Combination of the optional boards
The BVM-1911/201 lP is equipped with the board compartments Bl
through BS behind the right-side panel, each of which can hold an
optional board selected from the·B boards listed above.
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Board compartments
Right-side view
The BVM-1911 comes from the factory with the BT (NTSC comb
adaptor) and BC (NTSC adaptor) boards installed in compartments B4
and BS.
The BVM-201 lP comes from the factory with the BD (PAL adaptor)
boards installed in compartment BS.
Note that the combinations of boards are limited by the allowable
board assignments, as shown in the table on the next page.
Add the desired boards or replace the supplied BT, BC or BD board
with optional boards, referring to the table on the next page.
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• The compartments other than B1through BS are reserved for the
supplied BA, BG, BH, BI and BJ boards. Be sure to use these
boards in the respective compartments having the same names.
• Do not leave compartment BS empty. Be sure to insert one of the
boards specified in the table on the next page. If no board is
inserted, the luminance/chrominance or luminance channel will not
be activated in composite signal mode.

Board assignment
Board name Function Compartment name
B5 B4 B3 B2
BB (BKM-1411) NTSC comb filter X 0 0 0
BT (BKM-1412) NTSC comb filter 0 0 0 0
BT (BKM-1422) PAL comb filter 0 0 0 0
BC (BKM-1410) NTSC decoder 0 0 0 0
BD (BKM-1420) PAL decoder 0 0 0 0
BE (BKM-1430) SECAM decoder 0 0 0 0
BM (BKM-1421) PAL-M decoder 0 0 0 0
BF (BKM-1440) RGB/component X X 0 X
adaptor
BL (BKM-1460) VITC reader X X X 0
BQ (BKM-1470) Safe area display X !::,. X 0
BS (BKM-1480) Black level signal
generator 0 0 0 0
BN, BO, BP Auto set-up adaptor 0 0 V X
(BKM-2056) A
BV,BA3 Digital 4:2:2 serial X X X X
(BKM-2085-20) interface
BU,BA3 D-2 serial interface X X X X
(BKM-2090-20)
0 :acceptable
x :not acceptable
6. :acceptable but the switch or control settings on the subcontrol
panels cannot control the display.
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• Do not use the BO (PAL decoder) and the BM (PAL-M decoder)
boards simultaneously. This causes malfunctions of the monitor.
• Do not use the BB (NTSC comb filter) and the BT (NTSC comb
filter) boards simultaneously. This causes malfunctions of the
monitor.
For details on installation and.functions of the optional boards, refer to the
operation and maintenance manuals of the boards.
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1-2. Voltage Selection
1-6 11. Operation
TheBVM-1911 operates on 100-120V ACandtheBVM-2011P
operates on 220-240 V AC.
Before connecting the unit to an AC outlet, make sure the voltage
selector at the rear of your monitor is set for the appropriate voltage.
If not, change the position of the selector.
'v 100- 120V
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Fuse holder
Voltage selector
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Use a 4A/i 25 V fuse for the BVM- i9i I (i 00-i 20 VAC) and a T2A/
250V fuse for the BVM-201 lP (220-240 V AC). The appropriate fuse
is installed at the factory in accordance with the voltage presetting.

1-3. Location and Function of Parts
1-3-1. Front Panel
AUTO SETUP PROBE connector
DEGAUSS switch
0 Tally lamp ------~
' SCAN MODE switches
SCREEN switches
MONO MODE switch
0 PHASE MANUAL switch and contro1-----~
~ CHROMA MANUAL switch and control----~
CDBRIGHTNESS MANUAL switch and control------'
@ CONTRAST MANUAL switch and contro1--------'
ceOVERLOAD lamp------------------'
~ MANUAL lamp-----------------~
G, INPUT selectors 1-4-------------------'
~ POWER switch and lamD---------------------'
The photo shows the BVM-1911. The parts configuration is common to the BVM-2011P.
Front panel
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0 Tally lamp
Lights when pin No. 3 and No. 8 of the REMOTE
connector on the rear panel are short-circuited.
The model number plate has been attached here at
the factory. Replace it with one of the supplied
tally number plates, as illustrated below.
Plate (white)
Number plate
Cover plate
f} AUTO SETUP PROBE connector
Connect the optional BKM-2053 auto set-up probe
for auto setup operations.
0 DEGAUSS switch
When the power is turned on, automatic
degaussing is activated.
To demagnetize the screen manually, press this
switch momentarily with the power on.
When degaussing repeatedly, wait for 5 minutes or
more before pressing the switch again.
1-811.Operation
0 SCAN MODE switches
[g] (underscan): Depress this switch for
underscanning. The display size is reduced by
approximately 3% so that four corners of the
raster are visible.
[I] (horizontal delay): Depress this switch to
observe the horizontal sync signal in the left
quarter of the screen. Picture brightness is
automatically increased for easy observation.
~ (vertical delay): Depress this switch to
observe the vertical sync signal. The picture is
shifted vertically and the vertical sync signal is
displayed near the center of the screen. Picture
brightness is automatically increased for easy
observation.
• A pulse cross is displayed by depressing both
the [I] and~ switches.
• To resume normal scanning, press to release the
depressed switches.
0 SCREEN switches
The R, G and B switches turn the red, green and
blue beams respectively on and off. To turn off the
beam, depress the switch. To turn it on again,
press to release it.
0 APERTURE switch
Normally keep this switch released. A flat
frequency response is obtained.
For aperture correction, depress this switch and
adjust the APERTURE control inside the drawer.
The boost frequency, 4.5 MHz or 6.5 MHz, can be
selected with the S1 switch on the internal BG
board.
With the SI switch set at the 4.5 MHz position, the
frequency response can be adjusted continuously
with up to 6 dB boost at 4.5 MHz for subjective
enhancement of the displayed picture.
With the S1 switch set to the 6.5 MHz position, the
frequency response can be adjusted continuously
with up to 6 dB boost at 6.5 MHz for
compensation of aperture loss of the CRT.
8 BLUE ONLY switch
Normally keep this switch released. Depress this
switch to turn off the red and green signals. A blue
signal is displayed as an apparent monochrome
picture on the screen. This facilitates CHROMA
and PHASE control adjustments and observation
of VTR noise.

Ci)MONO MODE switch
Normally keep this switch released (AUTO mode).
Color or monochrome mode is automatically
selected according to the presence or absence of
color burst.
Depress the switch to display color pictures in
monochrome (MONO mode).
(i) PHASE MANUAL switch and control
When this switch is in the released position, the
subcarrier phase preset with the PRESETS menu
operation is obtained.
To adjust the subcarrier phase manually, depress
the switch and tum the control.
See "1-4-3. Presetting the Picture Levels."
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The PHASE MANUAL switch and control are
disabled when the SECAM system is selected (the
SECAM lamp is lit) with the SYSTEM button in
the drawer, or the PAL system is selected (PAL
lamp is lit) with selecting PAL D mode (the PAL
S/SECAM F/COMB S lamp is not lit).
G) CHROMA MANUAL switch and control
When this switch is in the released position, the
color saturation preset with the PRESETS menu
operation is obtained.
To adjust the color saturation manually, depress
the switch and turn the control.
See "1-4-3. Presetting the Picture Levels."
CDBRIGHTNESS MANUAL switch and
control
When this switch is in the released position, the
brightness preset with the PRESETS menu
operation is obtained.
To adjust the brightness manually, depress the
switch and turn the control.
See "1-4-3. Presetting the Picture Levels. "
0 CONTRAST MANUAL switch and control
When this switch is in the released position, the
contrast preset with the PRESETS menu operation
is obtained.
To adjust the contrast manually, depress the switch
and turn the control.
See "I -4-3. Presetting the Picture Levels. "
~ OVERLOAD lamp
Lights to warn of overloading of the CRT.
4DMANUAL lamp
Lights when any of the four MANUAL switches
0 through CBis depressed.
'9INPUT selectors 1 - 4
Select the input signal to be monitored by pressing
one of these buttons.
The requirements of the input signals can be set
with the CONFIGURATION buttons in the drawer
and can be assigned independently to the selectors
and stored in memory through the INPUT
CONFIG menu operation.
See "1-4-2. Setting the Input Configuration."
C0POWER switch and lamp
Depress this switch to turn on the power. The lamp
lights. To turn it off, press the switch again.
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r---------'i GM/TEST INPUT connectors
r--------.l!J• 8/8-Y INPUT connectors
0 VIDEO A INPUT connectors----'
f} VIDEO B INPUT connectors ---
Q EXT SYNC INPUT connectors ---0 REMOTE connector
' Voltage selector
AC IN connector
The photo shows the BVM-1911. The parts configuration is common to the BVM-2011 P.
Rear panel
0 VIDEO A INPUT connectors (BNC)
8 VIDEO B INPUT connectors (BNC)
Input composite video signals.
Use one connector of each pair for input and the
other for loop-through output.
When the loop-through output is not used, attach a
75-ohm terminator.
1-1Q 11. Operation
Q EXT SYNC INPUT (external sync input)
connectors (BNC)
Input a sync signal.
Use one connector for input and the other for loop-
through output.
When the loop-through output is not used, attach a
75-ohm terminator.

0 GN/TEST INPUT connectors (BNC)
0 R/R-Y INPUT connectors (BNC)
0 B/B-Y INPUT connectors (BNC)
Input RGB video signals, component signals or a
composite test signal. The signal format can be
selected with the FORMAT button in the drawer.
Use one connector of each pair for input and the
other for loop-through output.
When the loop-through output is not used, attach a
75-ohm terminator.
f) DECODER OUTPUT connectors (BNC)
Output RGB or component (Y, R-Y, B-Y) outputs
decoded from the composite (VIDEO A, VIDEO B
or TEST) or component signals being displayed on
the screen with the BKM-1440 RGB/component
adaptor installed.
The RGB or component outputs are selected with
the SI selector on the BF board of the BKM-1440
kit.
To provide RGB output, set the SI selector to the
upper position.
To provide component output, set it to the lower
position.
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• The DECODER OUTPUT connectors do not
provide the correct RGB outputs when RGB
signals are displayed on the screen. To obtain
the correct RGB outputs, use the loop-through
outputs of the R, G and B INPUT connectors.
• The outputs obtained from noncomposite signals
are also noncomposite. Supply a sync signal
from the EXT SYNC INPUT connector when
required.
• The output signals are affected by the
CHROMA, PHASE and APERTURE controls
and MATRIX switch.
• The color killer circuit is not activated for output
signals.
(l) REMOTE connector
Connect to an external control device using the
supplied I0-pin connecter.
To enter remote control mode, press the LOCAL/
REMOTE button in the drawer so that the
associated lamp lights.
The input mode and the pin assignment can be set
through the REMOTE menu operation.
See "1-4-6. Assigning the Remote Control Functions."
0 Ground terminal
Connect to the system ground, when required.
~ Voltage selector
Set to 100-120V ACfortheBVM-1911 or220-
240 V AC for the BVM-201 IP.
~ Fuse
Use a 4A fuse for the BVM-1911 or a T2A fuse
for the BVM-201 IP.
Cf}AC IN connector
Connect the supplied AC power cord here and
secure it with the supplied cord stopper.
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2 Lock with the cord stopper.
NOTICE
THIS NOTICE IS APPLICABLE FOR THE
USA ONLY.
If shipped to the USA, use the UL LISTED
power cord specified below for 220 - 240 V AC
operation.
DO NOT USE ANY OTHER POWER CORD.
Plug cap
Cord
Length
Rating
Tandem blade with ground pin
Type SJT, three 16 or 18 AWG
Wires
Maximum 15feet
Minimum IOA, 250 V AC
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1-12 11. Operation
Insert the supplied drawer key into the keyhole of the drawer lock,
turn it 90° clockwise and pull the drawer out.
Adjust the button and controls on the subcontrol panels when the
monitor is fully warmed up. Warm-up time will be at least 30 minutes
after the power has been turned on.
Drawer key (supplied)
Subcontrol panels
For turning the controls on the DA and DC boards, use the supplied
screwdriver.

HY board (input configuration, menu and auto setup operation section)
BLUE/POSITION buttons
GREEN/LEVEL buttons
RED/ADJUST buttons
~ PIC SETUP button and lamp
€flS.A.DNITC/MARKER button
and lamp
@)FILTER button and lamp
~ MATRIX button and lamp
0 FILTER
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' GAIN and BIAS buttons and lamps
OGAIN
0 BIAS
RGB YUV
0 0
TEST
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CODED
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INT
20 GRAY
3 0 FORMA I--_.:. FORMAT/3 button
and lamp
INPUT/4 button and lamp
(i) SYSTEM/6 button and
lamp
~ PAL S/SECAM F/COMB S (D YC SEP/7 button and
button and lamp lamp
@,CROSSHATCH button 8 0 ;;:i!~c Cl)WHITE BALANCE/8
and lamp button and lamp
@)SPLIT SCREEN button __ ........, 0 ~6~~EN O sOAsPecrrr-----,,., ASPECT/9 button and
and lamp f-'=====:::::'..l"°4------;:;--~-:=~~~~~~~ lamp
t:!!. EMOTE
W ASU lamps O O Q ~~~~~ H--1~•, LOCAUREMOTE/0 button
and lamp
@i)RESET button «ei.---1---11<1 MENU button
ENT button
HY board
0 BLUE/POSITION buttons
When adjusting white balance (the GAIN or BIAS
lamp is lit), use these buttons to adjust the blue
signal.
When adjusting the black level (the PIC SETUP
lamp is lit), use them to adjust the position of the
input signal checking zone.
8 GREEN/LEVEL buttons
When adjusting white balance (the GAIN or BIAS
lamp is lit), use these buttons to adjust the green
signal.
When adjusting the black level (the PIC SETUP
lamp is lit), use them to adjust the brightness of the
black reference area.
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$ RED/ADJUST buttons
When adjusting white balance (the GAIN or BIAS
lamp is lit), use these button to adjust the red
signal.
When the safe area is displayed (the S.A.D/VITC/
MARKER lamp is lit), use them to adjust the safe
area size.
0 GAIN and BIAS buttons and lamps
When adjusting the white balance, select the
adjustment items.
BIAS: Adjust the white balance at the lowlight and
brightness of the screen.
GAIN: Adjust the white balance at the highlight
and contrast of the screen.
For the adjustments, use the BLUE/POSITION,
GREEN/LEVEL and RED/ADJUST buttons.
0 WHITE/1 button 1Jand lamp
When adjusting the white balance at the highlight,
press this button so that the lamp lights. The
internal100%\Vhitesignal is displayedon the
screen. To turn off the signal. press the button
again.
0 GRAY/2 buttonll and lamp
When adjusting the white balance at the lowlight,
press this button so that the lamp lights. The
internal gray signal is displayed on the screen. To
turn off the signal, press the button again.
f) FORMAT/3 button 1l and lamps
Select the signal format according to the signal to
be monitored. Press this button so that the lamp of
the appropriate format lights.
CODED: For monitoring NTSC, PAL or SECAM
signal with the decoder board (BC, BD, BE or
BM) installed.
YUV: For monitoring Y/R-Y/B-Y component
signals.
RGB: For monitoring RGB signals.
D-1: For monitoring D-1 format component
signals.
D-2: For monitoring a D-2 format composite
signal.
I) These buttons also function as numeric keys when
specifying the password.
See "1-4-5. Changing and Applying the Password."
1-1411.Operation
0 INPUT/4 buttonll and lamps
When monitoring a composite signal, select the
input connector.
Press this button so that the lamp of the appropriate
connector lights.
A: For monitoring the signal connected to the
VIDEO A INPUT connector.
B: For monitoring the signal connected to the
VIDEO B INPUT connector.
TEST: For monitoring the test signal connected to
the G/Y/TEST connector.
0SYNC/5 button 1l and lamp
Select the sync mode. Press this button so that the
lamp of the appropriate mode lights.
INT (internal sync mode): The unit operates in
synchronization with the sync signal of the
composite signal being displayed on the screen.
EXT (external sync mode): The unit operates in
synchronization with the sync signal supplied
from the EXT SYNC INPUT connector.
Cl!)SYSTEM/6 button 1l and lamps
When monitoring a composite signal or a signal
decoded with a decoder board (BC, BD, BE or
BM), select the color system according to the
signal to be monitored. Press this button so that
the lamp of the appropriate system lights.
NTSC: For monitoring a signal of the NTSC color
system.
PAL: For monitoring a signal of the PAL color
system.
SECAM: For monitoring a signal of the SECAM
color system.
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If the decoder board for the selected color system
has not been installed:
• The picture does not appear when the FILTER
lamp is lit (FILTER ON).
• The picture is displayed in monochrome when
the FILTER lamp is not lit (FILTER OFF).

G YC SEP(Y/C separation filter)/7 button 1l
and lamps
For NTSC or PAL signal, select the filter to be
used for Y/C separation. Press the button so that
the lamp of the appropriate filter lights.
COMB: To use the comb filter with the comb
filter board (BB or BT) installed.
TRAP: To use the built-in trap filter.
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When the appropriate comb filter board has not.
been installed, the trap filter is activated regardless
of the setting with this button.
f) WHITE BALANCE/8 button1l and lamps
Select the white balance and picture levels stored
in the respective registers. Press this button so that
the lamp of the appropriate register lights.
At the factory, the white balance for D6500 has
been stored in all the registers.
D65/D93 RO:To use the white balance and picture
levels stored in register 0.
MEM 1 Rl: To use the white balance and picture
levels stored in register 1.
MEM 2 R2: To use the white balance and picture
levels stored in register 2.
MEM 3 R3: To use the white balance and picture
levels stored in register 3.
For details, see "1-4. Menu Operations."
~ASPECT/9 buttonlJ and lamps
Select the aspect ratio of the picture to be
monitored. Press this button so that the lamp of
the appropriate ratio lights.
4:3:For the 4:3 aspect
16:9:For the 16:9 aspect.
~ LOCAL/REMOTE/0 buttonlJand lamp
To enable the monitor to be controlled from an
external control device connected to the REMOTE
connector on the rear panel, press this button so
that the lamp lights (REMOTE mode). To disable
the remote control (LOCAL mode), press the
button again.
For the remote control functions, see "1-4-6. Assigning
the Remote Control Functions."
l) These buttons also function as numeric keys when
specifying the password.
See "1-4-5. Changing and Applying the Password."
G1MENU button
Press to initiate menu operations. The initial menu
is displayed.
~ ESC (escape) button
Press to quit menu or auto setup operations.
CDSEL (select) button
Press to set the monitor to color temperature
selection mode in auto setup operations. In color
analyzer mode, select the memory position of the
probe connected to the AUTO SETUP PROBE
connector.
For details, refer to the operation and maintenance
manual of the BKM-2056 auto set-up adaptor.
CE)ENT (enter) button
Press to proceed to the next step during menu or
auto setup operation and save the data.
~ !>(cursor) button
For selecting menu options displayed on the screen
in menu or auto setup operations. Each time this
button is pressed, the cursor moves downwards
and, if at the bottom, jumps to the top.
~ RESET button
Press to reset an auto setup operation.
® ASU (automatic setup) lamps
CHROMA/PHASE: Lights when the automatic
chroma and phase adjustment is completed with
AUTO CHROMA/PHASE in auto setup
operations. The lamp goes off when MANUAL
is selected on the SELECT MONITOR MEM
menu is selected in auto setup operations.
WHITE BAL: Lights when one of the color
temperature to be transfered to the monitor by
the auto white balance adjustment is selected on
the SELECT MONITOR MEM menu in auto
setup operations. When this lamp is lit, the
color temperature selection on the SELECT
MONITOR MEM menu can be performed
using the WHITEBALANCE/8button.
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~ SPLIT SCREEN button and lamp
To display the lower half of the picture in
monochrome mode, press this button so that the
lamp lights. Press this button again to resume the
normal picture.
@)CROSSHATCH button and lamp
To display the internal crosshatch pattern for
convergence adjustment, press this button so that
the lamp lights.
The crosshatch pattern is synchronized with the
selected composite sync signal.
To turn off the pattern, press the button again.
fJlPAL S/SECAM F/COMB S button and lamp
While monitoring a PAL signal, the
demodulation mode of the the PAL system can
be switched. When this button is pressed and
the lamp lights, S (simple) mode is selected.
By pressing the button to turn off the lamp, D
(deluxe) mode is selected.
While monitoring a SECAM signal, the ID
signal of the the SECAM system can be
switched. When this button is pressed and the
lamp lights, the F (field) signal is selected. By
pressing the button to turn off the lamp, the L
(line) signal is selected.
When the BKM-1411/1412 NTSC comb filter is
activated, the comb filter mode can be
switched. When this button is pressed and the
lamp lights, the S (simple) comb filter is
selected. By pressing the button to turn off the
lamp, the D (dynamic) comb filter is selected.
fl; MATRIX button and lamp
Should normally be OFF (lamp not lit).
By pressing this button so that the lamp lights
(ON), the matrix circuit is activated and the
chromaticity of the displayed picture more closely
approximates to that of "true" NTSC phosphors.
To turn off the matrix circuit, press the button
again.
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~ FILTER button and lamp
To activate the comb or trap filter (selected with
the YC SEP button) in MONO mode (MONO
MODE switch on the front panel depressed), press
this button so·that the lamp lights.
To deactivate the filter for a wider frequency
range, press the button again.
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In AUTO mode (the MONO MODE switch
released), the filter is always activated for color
signals regardless of the setting with this button.
~ S.A.D (safe area display)/VITC/MARKER
button and lamp
When the safe area is displayed with the BQ
board (BKM-1470 safe area display) installed,
the adjustment of the safe area size can be
enabled.
When the BL board (BKM-1460 VITC adaptor)
has been installed, the VITC display can be
turned on and off.
~ PIC SETUP (picture setup) button and lamp
Use to match the black reference of the monitor
with the black level of the input signal to be
monitored.
By pressing this button so that the lamp lights, a
vertical picture band and the black reference of the
monitor are displayed on the screen for easy level
companson.
See "1-6-2. Black Level Adjustment."