Sony Trinitron PVM-1953MD User manual

PVM-1953MD/2053MD
SERVICE
MANUAL
Video
signal
Color
system
Resolution
Aperture
correction
Frequency
response
Synchronizat
ion
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US
Model
Canadian
Model
PVM-1953MD
Chassis
No.
SCC-H31A-A
AEP
Model
PVM-2053MD
Chassis
No.
SCC-H29B-A
SPECIFICATIONS
(PVM-1953MD)
NTSC.
PAL
600
TV
lines
0
dB
-
+6.0
dB
LINE
9.0
MHz
(—3
dB)
RGB
10.0
MHz
(-3
dB)
AFC
time
constant
!.0
msec.
Picture
performance
Overscan
Normal
scan
Underscan
Linearity
Convergence
20%
overscan
of
CRT
effective
screen
area
7%
overscan
of
CRT
effective
screen
area
5%
underscan
of
CRT
effective
screen
area
Horizontal:
Less
than
5%
(typical)
Vertical:
Less
than
5%
(typical)
Central
area
0.7
mm
(typical)
~~Peripheral
area
1.3
mm
(typical)
Raster
size
stability
H
1.0%,
V
1.5%
High
voltage
regulation
CRT
Color
temperature
inputs
Y/C
IN
VIDEO
IN
AUDIO
IN
4.0%
SMPTE-C
phosphor
6500K/5600K/USER
(3200K
—
10000K,
factory
setting
is
6500K)
4-pin
mini
DIN
connector
See
the
pin
assignment
on
the
page
2.
BNC
connector
1
Vp-p
+6
dB,
sync
negative
phono
jack,
—5
dBu, more
than
47k
ohms
R/R-Y
IN,
G/Y
IN,
B/B-Y
IN
R,
G,
B
channels
Sync
on
green
BNC
connector
0.7
Vp-p
+6
dB
1.0
Vp-p
Sync
negative,
75
ohms
terminated
—
Continued
on
next
page
—
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TRINITRON.
COLOR
VIDEO
MONITOR
SONTY.

PVM-1953MD;
R-Y,
B-Y
channels
Y
channel
EXT
SYNC
IN
Outputs
Y/C
OUT
VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
OUT
0.7
Vp-p
£6
dB
1.0
Vp-p
+6
dB
(Standard
color
bar
signal
of
75%
chrominance)
BNC
connector
composite
sync
4
Vp-p
+6
dB,
negative
4-pin
mini
DIN
connector,
75
ohms
terminated
BNC
connector,
75
ohms
terminated
phono
jack
R/R-Y
OUT.
G/Y
OUT.
B/B-Y
OUT
EXT
SYNC
OUT
DC
OUT
Speaker
output
Remote
input
REMOTE
1
RS-232C
General
Power
requirements
BNC
connector,
75
ohms
terminated
BNC
connector,
75
ohms
terminated
SV/LA
Output
level
0.8
W
8-pin
mini
DIN
See
the
pin
assignment
on
the
page
2.
9-pin
D-sub
See
the
pin
assignment
on
the
page
2.
120
V
AC.
50/60
Hz
16A
Capable
of
100
to
240V
operation
Operating
temperature
range
0-
35°C
Storage
temperature
range
-10-+40°C
Humidity
0
-
90%
Dimensions
Approx.
450
x
457.5
x
503
mm
(w/h/d)
(17°/4
x
18'/8
x
197/8
inches)
not
incl.
projecting
parts
and
controls
Mass
Approx.
30
kg
(66
Ib
2
oz)
Accessory
supplied
0
dBu
=
0.775
Vr.m.s.
AC
power
cord
(1)
AC
plug
holder
(1)
Splash
proof
covers
(2)
Control
panel
cover
(1)
Panel
hinges
(2)
Remote
Control
Connector
8-pin
mini
DIN
(1)
Operating
Instructions
(1)
Interface
Manual
for
Programmers
(1)
Quick
Reference
Card
(1)
Double-sided
adhesive
tapes
(4)
Design
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
Pin
assignment
Y/C
IN
connector
(4-pin
mini
DIN)
Pin
No.
|
Signal
Description
Y-input
1
Vp-p,
sync
negative,
75
ohms
{
2
|
CHROMA
sub-
|
300
mVp-p,
burst
carrier-input
Delay
time
between
Y
and
C:
within
0+100
nsec.,
75
ohms
3
GND
for
Y-input
|
GND
4
GND
for
GND
CHROMA-input
REMOTE
1
connector
(8-pin
mini
DIN)
ls
REMOTE
ON/OFF
LINE
B
TALLY
OVER
SCAN
RGBA
i
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RGB
B
RS-232C
connector
(9-pin
D-sub)
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SPECIFICATIONS
(PVM-2053MD)
Video
signal
Color
system
PAL.
NTSC
Resolution
600
TY
Ines
Aperture
correction
0
dB
—
+6.0
dB
Frequency
response
LINE
9.0
MHz
(—3
dB)
RGB
10.0
MHz
(-3
dB)
Synchronization
AFC
time
constant
1.0
msec.
Picture
performance
Overscan
20%
overscan
of
CRT
effective
screen
area
7%
overscan
of
CRT
effective
screen
area
5%
underscan
of
CRT
effective
screen
area
Linearity
Horizontal:
Less
than
5%
(typical)
Vertical:
Less
than
5%
(typical)
Central
area
0.7
mm
(typical)
Peripheral
area
1.3
mm
(typical)
Raster
size
stability
H
1.0%,V
1.5%
High
voltage
regulation
4.0%
CRT
EBU
phosphor
Color
temperature
6500K/5600K/USER
(3200K
—
10000K.
factory
setting
is
6500K)
Normal
scan
Underscan
Convergence
Inputs
Y/C
IN
4-pin
mini
DIN
connector
See
the
pin
assignment
on
the
page
3.
VIDEO
IN
BNC
connector
1
Vp-p
+6
dB,
syne
negative
AUDIO
IN
phono
jack,
-5
dBu,
more
than
47k
ohms
R/R-Y
IN,
G/Y
IN,
B/B-Y
IN
BNC
connector
R,
G,
B
channels
0.7
Vp-p
£6
dB
Sync
on
green
1.0
Vp-p
Sync
negative,
75
ohms
terminated
R-Y,
B-Y
channels
0.7
Vp-p
+6
dB
Y
channel
1.0
Vp-p
+6
dB
(Standard
color
bar
signal
of
75%
chrominance)
EXT
SYNCIN
BNC
connector
composite
sync
4
Vp-p
+6
dB,
negative
Outputs
Y/C
OUT
4-pin
mini
DIN
connector,
75
ohms
terminated
VIDEO
OUT
BNC
connector.
75
ohms
terminated
AUDIO
OUT
phono
jack
R/R-Y
OUT.
G/Y
OUT,
B/B-Y
OUT
BNC
connector,
75
ohms
terminated
EXT
SYNC
OUT
BNC
connector,
75
ohms
terminated
DC
OUT
SV/LA
Speaker
output
Output
level
0.8
W
Remote
input
REMOTE
|
8-pin
mini
DIN
See
the
pin
assignment
on
the
page
4.
RS-232C
9-pin
D-sub
See
the
pin
assignment
on
the
page
4.
General
Power
requirements
100
—
240
V
AC.
50/60
Hz
1.2-O0.5A
Operating
temperature
range
0
-
35°C
Storage
temperature
range
-10-+40°C
Humidity
0
~-
90%
Dimensions
Approx.
450
x
457.5
x
503
mm
(w/h/d)
(179/4
x
18'/8
x
197/8
inches)
not
incl.
projecting
parts
and
controls
Mass
Approx.
30
kg
(66
Ib
2
oz)
Accessory
supplied
=
AC
power
cord
(1)
AC
plug
holder
(1)
Splash
proof
covers
(2)
Control
panel
cover
(1)
Panel
hinges
(2)
Remote
Control
Connector
8-pin
mini
DIN
(1)
Instructions
for
use
(1)
Interface
Manual
for
Programmers
(1)
Quick
Reference
Card
(1)
Double-sided
Adhesive
Tapes
(4)
Sales
Companies
Guide
(1)
OdBu
=
0.775
Vrms.
Pin
assignment
Y/C
IN
connector
(4-pin
mini
DIN)
/
Pin
No.
|
Signal
1
Y-input
Description
a
1
Vp-p,
sync
negative,
75
ohms
2
CHROMA
sub-
|
300
mVp-p,
burst
carrier-input
Delay
time
between
Y
and
C:
within
0+100
nsec.,
75
ohms
3
GND
for
Y-input
|
GND
4
GND
for
GND
CHROMA-
input

REMOTE
1
connector
(8-pin
mini
DIN)
|
Pin
No.
|
Signal
=
REMOTE
ON/OFF
[LINE
A
GND
[LINE
B
TALLY
|
OVER
SCAN
|
|
RGBA
RGB
B
eR
R
Re
aR
(CAUTION)
SHORT
CIRCUIT
THE
ANODE
OF
THE
PICTURE
TUBE
AND
THE
ANODE
CAP
TO
THE
METAL
CHASSIS,
CRT
SHIELD,
OR
CARBON
PAINTED
ON
THE
CRT,
AFTER
REMOVING
THE
ANODE.
WARNING!!
AN
ISOLATION
TRANSFORMER
SHOULD
BE
USED
DURING
ANY
SERVICE
TO
AVOID
POSSIBLE
SHOCK
HAZARD,
BECAUSE
OF
LIVE
CHASSIS.
THE
CHASSIS
OF
THIS
RECEIVER
IS
DIRECTLY
CONNECTED
TO
THE
AC
POWER
LINE.
SAFETY-RELATED
COMPONENT
WARNING!!
COMPONENTS
IDENTIFIED
BY
SHADING
AND
MARK
A\
ON
THE
SCHEMATIC
DIAGRAMS,
EXPLODED
VIEWS
AND
IN
THE
PARTS
LIST
ARE
CRITICAL
TO
SAFE
OPERATION.
REPLACE
THESE
COMPONENTS
WITH
SONY
PARTS
WHOSE
PART
NUMBERS
APPEAR
AS
SHOWN
IN
THIS
MANUAL
OR
IN
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLISHED
BY
SONY.
CIRCUIT
ADJUSTMENTS
THAT
ARE
CRITICAL
TO
SAFE
OPERATION
ARE
IDENTIFIED
IN
THIS
MANUAL.
FOLLOW
THESE
PROCEDURES
WHENEVER
CRITICAL
COMPONENTS
ARE
REPLACED
OR
IMPROPER
OPERATION
IS
SUSPECTED.
RS-232C
connector
(9-pin
D-sub)
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2)
Design
and
specifications
are
subject
to
change
without
notice.
ATTENTION!!
APRES
AVOIR
DECONNECTE
LE
CAP
DE
L’ANODE,
COURT-CIRCUITER
L'ANODE
DU
TUBE
CATHODIQUE
ET
CELUI
DE
L’ANODE
DU
CAP
AU
CHASSIS
METAL-
LIQUE
DE
L’APPAREIL,
OU
AU
COUCHE
DE
CARBONE
PEINTE
SUR
LE
TUBE
CATHODIQUE
OU
AU
BILNDAGE
DU
TUBE
CATHODIQUE.
ATTENTION!
AFIN
D’EVITER
TOUT
RISQUE
D’ELECTROCUTION
PROVENANT
D’‘UN
CHASSIS
SOUS
TENSION,
UN
TRANSFORMATEUR
D‘ISOLEMENT
DOIT
ETRE
UTILISE
LORS
DE
TOUT
DEPANNAGE.
LE
CHASSIS
DE
CE
RECEPTEUR
EST
DIRECTEMENT
RACCORDE
A
L'ALIMENTATION
SECTEUR.
ATTENTION
AUX
COMPOSANTS
RELATIFS
ALA
SECURITE!!
LES
COMPOSANTS
IDENTIFIES
PAR
UNE
TRAME
ET
PAR
UNE
MARQUE
A\
SUR
LES
SCHEMAS
DE
PRINCIPE,
LES
VUES
EXPLOSEES
ET
LES
LISTES
DE
PIECES
SONT
D’UNE
IMPORTANCE
CRITIQUE
POUR
LA
SECURITE
DU
FONCTIONNEMENT.
NE
LES
REM-
PLACER
QUE
PAR
DES
COMPOSANTS
SONY
DONT
LE
NUMERO
DE
PIECE
EST
INDIQUE
DANS
LE
PRESENT
MANUEL
OU
DANS
DES
SUPPLEMENTS
PUBLIES
PAR
SONY.
LES
REGLAGES
DE
CIRCUIT
DONT
L'
{MPOR-
TANCE
EST
CRITIQUE
POUR
LA
SECURITE
DU
PRESENT
MANUEL.
SUIVRE
CES
PROCEDURES
LORS
DE
CHAQUE
REMPLACEMENT
DE
COMPO
SANTS
CRITIQUES,
OU
LORSQU’UN
MAUVAIS
FONCTIONNE-
MENT
EST
SUSPECTE.

SAFETY
CHECK-OUT
(US
Model
only)
After
correcting
the
original
service
problem,
perform
the
following
safety
checks
before
releasing
the
set
to
the
customer:
1.
Check
the
area
of
your
repair
for
unsoldered
or
poorly-soldered
connections.
Check
the
entire
board
surface
for
solder
splashes
and
bridges.
2.
Check
the
interboard
wiring
to
ensure
that
no
wires
are
“pinched”
or
contact
high-wattage
Tesistors.
3,
Check
that
all
control
knobs,
shields,
covers,
ground
straps,
and
mounting
hardware
have
been
replaced.
Be
absolutely
certain
that
you
have
replaced
all
the
insulators.
4.
Look
for
unauthorized
replacement
parts,
par-
ticularly
transistors,
that
were
installed
during
a
previous
repair.
Point
them
out
to
the
cus-
tomer
and
recommend
their
replacement.
5.
Look
for
parts
which,
though
functioning,
show
Obvious
signs
of
deterioration.
Point
them
out
to
the
customer
and
recommend
their
replace-
ment.
6.
Check
the
line
cords
for
cracks
and
abrasion.
Recommend
the
replacement
of
any
such
line
cord
to
the
customer.
7.
Check
the
B+
and
HV
to
see
if
they
are
at
the
values
specified.
Make
sure
your
instruments
are
accurate;
be
suspicious
of
your
HV
meter
if
sets
always
have
low
HV.
8.
Check
the
metal
trim,
metallized
knobs,
screws,
and
all
other
exposed
metal
parts
for
AC
leakage.
Check
leakage
as
described
below.
To
Exposed
Metal
Parts
on
Set
AC
=e
voltmeter
(0.75V)
=
Earth
Ground
Fig.
A.
Using
an
AC
voltmeter
to
check
AC
leakage.
LEAKAGE
TEST
The
AC
leakage
from
any
exposed
metal
part
to
earth
ground
and
from
all
exposed
metal
parts
to
any
exposed
metal
part
having
a
return
to
chassis,
must
not
exceed
0.5mA
(500
microampers).
Leakage
current
can
be
measured
by
any
one
of
three
methods.
1.
A
commercial
leakage
tester,
such
as
the
Simpson
229
or
RCA
WT-540A.
Follow
the
manufactures’
instructions
to
use
these
instru-
ments.
2.
A
battery-operated
AC
milliammeter.
The
Data
Precision
245
digital
multimeter
is
suitable
for
this
job.
3.
Measuring
the
voltage
drop
across
a
resistor
by
means
of
a
VOM
or
battery-operated
AC
volt-
meter.
The
“limit”
indication
is
0.75V,
so
analog
meters
must
have
an
accurate
low-
voltage
scale.
The
Simpson
250
and
Sanwa
SH-63Trd
are
examples
of
a
passive
VOM
that
is
suitable.
Nearly
all
battery
operated
digital
multimeters
that
have
a
2V
AC
range
are
suitable.
(See
Fig.
A)
HOW
TO
FIND
A
GOOD
EARTH
GROUND
A
cold-water
pipe
is
guaranteed
earth
ground;
the
cover-plate
retaining
screw
on
most
AC
outlet
boxes
is
also
at
earth
ground.
If
the
retaining
screw
is
to
be
used
as
your
earth-ground,
verify
that
it
is
at
ground
by
measuring
the
resistance
between
it
and
a
cold-
water
pipe
with
an
ohmmeter.
The
reading
should
be
zero
ohms.
If
a
cold-water
pipe
is
not
accessible,
connect
a
60-100
watts
trouble
light
(not
a
neon
lamp)
between
the
hot
side
of
the
receptacle
and
the
retaining
screw.
Try
both
slots,
if
necessary,
to
locate
the
hot
side
of
the
line,
the
lamp
should
light
at
normal
brilliance
if
the
screw
is
at
ground
potential.
(See
Fig.
B)
Trouble
Light
()
:
AC
Outlet
Box
Ohmmeter
Cold-water
Pipe
Fig.
B.
Checking
for
earth
ground.
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Section
Title
Page
1.
GENERAL
1-1.
General
of
PVM-1953MD
Features
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Location
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Function
of
Parts
and
Controls
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General
of
PVM-2053MD
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17
Location
and
Function
of
Parts
and
Controls
+++-++++++++-
18
Using
On-Screen
Menus
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Power
SOurces
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Attaching
the
Splash
Proof
Covers
2.
DISASSEMBLY
2-1.
Top
Cover
and
Rear
Cover
Removal
++-+--++-+::+1ss:sss0
27
2-2.
Terminal
Board
Removal
----:++:sssssssscsessessseseseescssesssees
27
2-3.
J,
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Boards
Removal
2-4.
Picture
Tube
Removal
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28
3.
SET-UP
ADJUSTMENTS
3-1.
Preparations
(1)
Preparations
(2)
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Writing
Model
Data
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Picture
Output
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Landing
Adjustment
------+-+-++++
Convergence
Adjustment
Deflection
Yoke
Neck
Rotation
Adjustment
«--++--+-++
33
G2
Adjustment
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White
Balance
Adjustment
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SUB
BRT
Adjustment
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Focus
Adjustment
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4.
SAFETY
RELATED
ADJUSTMENT
B+
Voltage
Confirmation
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Hold
-Down
Circuit
Voltage
Confirmation
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Section
Title
Page
5.
CIRCUIT
ADJUSTMENTS
5-1.
A
Board
Adjustment
L
Preparations
Wseadeavgesesesedecdcsovcstecousessedeasendaeessaseadeayee
Il.
Deflection
System
Adjustment
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Adjusting
the
Horizontal
Oscillation
Frequency
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Vertical
Deflection
Section
Adjustment
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Horizontal
Deflection
Section
Adjustment
(Normal
Scan
Adjustment)
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Horizontal
Deflection
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Over
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Signal
System
Adjustment
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Sub
Con
Adjustment
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Phase
Adjustment
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Sub
Chroma
Adjustment
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R-Y
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Adjustment
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Color
Adjustment
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Burst
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NTSC
Color
Demodulation
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Frame
Schematic
Diagram
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6-3.
Circuit
Boards
Location
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Printed
Wiring
Boards
and
Schematic
Diagrams
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ELECTRICAL
PARTS
LIST
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SECTION
1
GENERAL
The
operating
instructions
mentioned
here
are
partial
abstracts
from
the
Operating
Instruction
Manual.
The
page
numbers
of
the
1-1.
GENERAL
OF
PVM-1953MD
Operating
Instruction
Manual
remain
as
in
the
manual.
Picture
HR
(High
Resolution)
Trinitron
picture
tube
HR
Trinitron
tube
provides
a
high
resolution
picture.
Horizontal
resolution
is
more
than
600
TY
lines
at
the
center
of
the
picture,
Comb
filter
When
NTSC
video
signals
are
received.
a
comb
filter
activates
to
increase
the
resolution,
resulting
in
fine
picture
detail
without
color
spill
or
color
noise.
Beam
current
feedback
circuit
The
built-in
beam
current
feedback
circuit
assures
stable
white
balance.
Inputs
Two
color
systems
available
The
monitor
can
display
PAL.
and
NTSC
signals.
The
appropriate
color
system
is
selected
automatically.
Analog
RGB/component
input
connectors
Analog
RGB
or
component
(Y.
R-Y
and
B-Y)
signals
from
video
equipment
can
be
input
through
these
connectors.
Press
the
RGB/COMPONENT
A/B
select
button
on
the
front
panel
and
select
RGB
or
component
signals
from
the
on-screen
menu.
Y/C
input
connector
(S
input
connector)
The
video
signal,
split
into
the
chrominance
signal
(C)
and
the
luminance
signal
(Y),
can
be
input
through
this
connector,
eliminating
the
interference
between
the
two
signals,
which
tends
to
occur
in
a
composite
video
signal,
assuring
video
quality.
External
sync
input
connectors
When
the
external
RGB
or
component
signal
is
input
and
sync
signal
is
set
to
external
in
the
on-screen
menu,
the
monitor
can
be
operated
on
the
sync
signal
supplied
from
an
external
sync
generator.
Automatic
termination
(only
terminals
with
the
~\\-
mark)
The
BNC
input
connectors
on
the
rear
panel
are
terminated
at
75
ohms
inside.
when
no
cable
is
connected
to
the
loop-
through
output
connectors.
When
a
cable
is
connected
to
an
Output
connector,
the
75-ohm
termination
is
automatically
released.
PVM-1953MD
Functions
On-screen
menus
You
can
set
color
temperature.
CHROMA
SET
UP,
and
other
settings
by
using
the
on-screen
menus.
Overscan
mode
The
display
size
is
enlarged
by
approximately
20%
and
the
center
part
of
the
screen
is
easier
to
watch.
Underscan
mode
The
signal
normally
scanned
outside
of
the
screen
can
be
monitored
in
the
underscan
mode.
When
the
monitor
is
in
the
underscan
mode,
the
dark
RGB
scanning
lines
may
appear
on
the
top
edge
of
the
screen.
These
are
caused
by
an
internal
test
signal,
rather
than
the
input
signal.
Split
function
The
display
splits
into
two
parts
(upper
and
lower).
The
upper
part
of
the
screen
monitors
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/COMPONENT
A
input
connectors
and
lower
part
of
the
screen
monitors
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
B
input
connectors.
You
can
compare
the
two
screens.
Caption
vision
(Closed
Caption)
decoder
When
a
signal
with
Caption
Vision
is
input,
the
caption
is
superimposed
on
the
screen.
You
can
select
ON
or
OFF
and
set
the
caption
type
on
the
on-screen
menu.
Auto/manual
degaussing
Degaussing
of
the
screen
can
be
performed
automatically
when
the
power
is
turned
on,
or
manually
by
pressing
the
DEGAUSS
button.
Five
menu
languages
You
can
select
the
language
used
for
on-screen
menus
from
the
five
languages.
Splash
proof
cover(s)
and
control
panel
cover
Splash
proof
covers
that
protect
the
ventilation
holes
from
splashes
(of
medicines,
etc.)
and
a
control
panel
cover
that
protects
the
control
buttons
on
the
front
panel
from
undesired
touching
are
supplied.
Quick
Reference
Card
The
Quick
Reference
Card
is
supplied
to
help
you
understand
the
menu
configuration
and
operating
method.
You
can
attach
the
supplied
double-sided
adhesive
tapes
on
the
rear
of
the
card.
EIA
standard
19-inch
rack
mounting
By
using
an
MB-502B
(for
PVM-1353MD)
or
SLR-103
(for
PVM-1953MD)
Mounting
Bracket
(not
supplied).
the
monitor
can
be
mounted
in
an
EIA
standard
19-inch
rack.
For
details
on
mounting,
see
the
instruction
manual
of
the
mounting
bracket
kit.
3

Location
and
Function
of
Parts
and
Controls
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Front
Panel
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2
CHROMA
(chrominance)
control
Turn
clockwise
to
make
the
color
intensity
stronger
and
counterclockwise
to
make
it
weaker.
C1)
Tally
indicator
This
indicator
lights
up
when
the
video
camera
connected
to
this
monitor
is
selected,
indicating
that
the
picture
is
being
recorded.
The
tally
control
connection
is
needed.
For
the
pin
assignment,
see
“Specifications”
on
page
14.
©
©:
BRIGHT
(brightness)
control
Turn
clockwise
for
more
brightness
and
counterclockwise
for
less.
©
©
POWER
switch
and
indicator
Depress
to
turn
the
monitor
on.
The
indicator
will
light
up
in
green.
To
turn
the
power
off,
press
this
again.
©
©
APERTURE
control
Turn
clockwise
for
more
sharpness
and
counterclockwise
for
less.
When
the
control
is
set
to
MIN,
the
picture
becomes
flat
without
need
for
corrections.
©
REMOTE
indicator
This
indicator
lights
up
in
the
conditions
below:
—
When
PRESET
is
set
to
ON
in
the
menu.
—
When
REMOTE
(RS-232C)
is
set
to
REMOTE
ONLY
or
REMOTE
&
LOCAL
in
the
menu,
or
—
When
REMOTE
ON
is
set
via
the
REMOTE
1
The
APERTURE,-CHROMA,
PHASE
control
settngs
have
no
effect
on
the
pictures
of
RGB
signals.
terminal.
@
MENU
(EXIT)
button
Press
to
make
the
menu
appear.
Press
to
return
to
the
previous
screen
in
the
menu.
O
=
VOLUME
control
Turn
this
control
clockwise
or
counterclockwise
to
obtain
the
desired
volume.
@
ENTER
(SELECT)
button
Press
to
decide
a
selected
item
in
the
menu.
®
¢
(+)
$
)
buttons
Press
to
move
the
cursor
(P)
or
adjust
selected
valie
in
the
menus.
©
0
CONTRAST
control
Turn
clockwise
to
make
the
contrast
stronger
and
counterclockwise
to
make
it
weaker.
©
~
PHASE
control
This
control
is
effective
only
for the
NTSC
color
system.
Turn
clockwise
to
make
the
skin
tones
greenish
4
and
counterclockwise
to
make
them
purplish.

®
OVERSCAN
button
Press
(light
on)
for
overscanning.
The
display
size
is
extended
by
approximately
20%
so
that
the
center
of
screen
is
easier
to
watch.
By
pressing
the
button
again,
the
display
returns
to
the
normal
size
(light
off).
@
UNDERSCAN
button
Press
(light
on)
for
underscanning.
The
display
size
is
reduced
by
approximately
5%
so
that
four
corners
of
the
raster
are
visible.
By
pressing
the
button
again,
the
display
returns
to
the
normal
size
(light
off).
@
RESET
button
During
menu
adjustments,
press
to
reset
the
setting
in
the
menu.
@
DEGAUSS
button
Press
this
button
momentarily.
The
screen
will
be
demagnetized.
Wait
for
10
minutes
or
more
before
activating
this
button
again.
The
picture
rolls
vertically
while
the
screen
is
being
demagnetized.
@®
LINE
AZB
select
buttons
Press
to
select
a
signal
(light
on).
A:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
LINE
A
input
connectors.
B:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
LINE
B
input
connectors.
@®
RGB/COMPONENT
AV
select
buttons
Press
to
select
a
signal
(light
on).
A:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
A
input
connectors.
B:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
B
input
connectors.
*@®
SPLIT
button
When
you
select
RGB
signals
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
A
and
RGB/COMPONENT
B
input
connectors,
press
this
button
(light
on)
to
split
the
display
into
two
parts
(upper
and
lower),
and
monitor
the
both
RGB
signals
simultaneously.
Make
sure
the
signals
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
A
and
RGB/COMPONENT
B
input
connectors
are
synchronized.
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@
AC
IN
socket
Connect
the
supplied
AC
power
cord
to
this
socket.
©
LINE
A
connectors
Line
input
connectors
for
the
composite
video
and
audio
signals
and
their
loop-through
output
connectors.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
these
connectors,
press
LINE
A
select
button
(light
on)
on
the
front
panel.
VIDEO
IN
(BNC)
Connect
to
the
video
output
connector
of
a
video
equipment,
such
as
a
VTR
or
a
color
video
camera.
For
a
loop-through
connection,
connect
to
the
video
output
connector
of
another
monitor.
VIDEO
OUT
(BNC)
Loop-through
output
of
the
VIDEO
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
video
input
connector
for
a
VTR
or
another
monitor.
When
the
cable
is
connected
to
this
connector,
the
75-ohms
termination
of
the
input
is
automatically
released,
and
the
signal
input
to
the
VIDEO
IN
connector
is
output
from
this
connector.
AUDIO
IN
(phono
jack)
Connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
a
VTR
or
toa
microphone
through
a
suitable
microphone
amplifier.
For
a
loop-through
connection,
connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
another
monitor.
AUDIO
OUT
(phono
jack)
Loop-through
output
of
the
AUDIO
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
audio
input
connector
of
a
WTR
or
another
monitor.
(The
“~V\-
mark
indicates
automatic
termination.)
©
LINE
B
connectors
Separated
Y/C
input
connectors,
audio
input
connectors,
and
corresponding
loop-through
output
connectors.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
these
connectors,
press
LINE
B
select
button
(light
on)
on
the
front
panel.
Y/C
IN
(4-pin
mini
DIN)
Connect
to
the
Y/C
separate
output
connector
of
a
VTR,
video
camera
or
other
video
equipment.
~
Y/C
OUT
(4-pin
mini
DIN)
Loop-through
output
of
the
Y/C
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
Y/C
separate
input
connector
of
a
VTR
or
another
monitor.
When
the
cable
is
connected
to
this
connector,
the
75-ohms
termination
of
the
input
is
automatically
released,
and
the
signal
input
to
the
Y/C
IN
connector
1s
output
from
this
connector.
AUDIO
IN
(phono
jack)
Connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
a
VTR
orto
a
microphone
through
a
suitable
microphone
amplifier.
For
a
loop-through
connection,
connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
another
monitor.
AUDIO
OUT
(phono
jack)
Loop-through
output
of
the
AUDIO
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
audio
input
connector
of
a
VTR
or
another
monitor.

©
RGB/COMPONENT
A
connectors
RGB
signal
or
component
signal
input
connectors
and
their
loop-through
output
connectors.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
these
connectors,
press
the
RGB/COMPONENT
A
select
button
(light
on)
on
the
front
panel.
Then
select
one
out
of
four
items
in
the
RGB
A
SYSTEM
menu
to
set
the
RGB
or
COMP
(component)
signal
and
the
INT
SYNC
(internal
sync)
or
EXT
SYNC
(external
sync)
signal.
For
the
operation
through
the
menus,
see
pages
8
to
10.
R/R-Y
IN,
G/Y
IN,
B/B-Y
IN
(BNC)
When
“RGB-INT
SYNC”
or
“COMP-INT
SYNC”
is
selected
in
the
RGB
A
SYSTEM
menu,
the
monitor
operates
on
the
sync
signal
from
the
G/Y
channel.
To
monitor
the
RGB
signal
Connect
to
the
analog
RGB
signal
output
connectors
of
a
video
camera.
To
monitor
the
component
signal
Connect
to
the
R-Y/Y/B-Y
component
signal
output
connectors
of
a
Sony
Betacam
SP™
camcorder.
R/R-Y
OUT,
G/Y
OUT.
B/B-Y
OUT
(BNC)
Loop-through
outputs
of
the
R/R-Y
IN,
G/Y
IN,
B/B-Y
IN
connectors.
When
the
cables
are
connected
to
these
connectors,
the
75-ohms
termination
of
the
inputs
is
automatically
released,
and
the
signal
inputs
to
the
R/R-Y
IN,
G/Y
IN,
B/B-Y
IN
connectors
are
output
from
these
connectors.
To
output
the
analog
RGB
signal
Connect
to
the
analog
RGB
signal
input
connectors
of
a
video
printer
or
another
monitor.
To
output
the
component
signal
Connect
to
the
R-Y/Y/B-Y
component
signal
input
connectors
of
a
Sony
Betacam
SP
VTR.
AUDIO
IN
(phono
jack)
Connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
video
equipment
when
the
analog
RGB
or
component
signal
is
input.
AUDIO
OUT
(phono
jack)
Loop-through
outputs
of
the
AUDIO
IN
connector.
EXT
SYNC
(external
sync)
IN
(BNC)
When
this
monitor
operates
on
an
external
sync
signal.
connect
the
signal
from
a
syne
generator
to
this
connector.
To
use
the
sync
signal
fed
through
this
connector,
select
“RGB-EXT
SYNC”
or
“*COMP-EXT
SYNC”
in
the
RGB
A
SYSTEM
menu.
EXT
SYNC
(external
sync)
OUT
(BNC)
Loop-through
output
of
the
EXT
SYNC
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
external
svne
input
connector
of
video
equipment
to
be
synchronized
with
this
monitor.
When
the
cable
1s
connected
to
this
connector,
the
75-ohms
termination
of
the
input
is
released,
and
the
signal
input
to
the
EXT
SYNC
IN
connector
is
output
from
this
connector.
PVM-1953MD
©
Ground
(¥/8)
terminal
Connect
a
GND
cable.
©
RGB/COMPONENT
B
connectors
RGB
signal
or
component
signal
input
connectors.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
these
connectors,
press
the
RGB/COMPONENT
B
select
button
(light
on)
on
the
front
panel.
Then
select
one
out
of
four
items
in
the
RGB
B
SYSTEM
menu
to
set
the
RGB
or
COMP
(component)
signal
and
the
INT
SYNC
(internal
sync)
or
EXT
SYNC
(external
sync)
signal.
For
the
operation
through
the
menus,
see
pages
8
to
10.
R/R-Y
IN,
G/Y
IN,
B/B-Y
IN
(BNC)
When
“RGB-INT
SYNC”
or
"COMP-INT
SYNC”
is
selected
in
the
RGB
B
SYSTEM
menu.
the
monitor
operates
on
the
sync
signal
from
the
G/Y
channel.
To
monitor
the
RGB
signal
Connect
to
the
analog
RGB
signal
output
connectors
of
a
video
camera.
To
monitor
the
component
signal
Connect
to
the
R-Y/Y/B-Y
component
signal
output
connectors
of
a
Sony
Betacam
SP
camcorder.
AUDIO
IN
(phono
jack)
Connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
video
equipment
when
the
analog
RGB
or
component
signal
is
input.
EXT
SYNC
(external
sync)
IN
(BNC)
When
this
monitor
operates
on
an
external
sync
signal,
connect
the
signal
from
a
sync
generator
to
this
connector.
To
use
the
sync
signal
fed
through
this
connector,
select
“RGB
-EXT
SYNC”
or
“COMP-EXT
SYNC”
in
the
RGB
B
SYSTEM
menu.
@
REMOTE
connectors
RS-232C
(D-sub
9-pin)
Connect
to
the
RS-232C
control
connector
of
other
equipment.
You
can
operate
the
monitor
with
the
control
command
from
the
equipment.
For
the
details,
see
the
supplied
Interface
Manual
for
Programmers.
REMOTE
1
(8-pin
mini
DIN)
Connect
to
the
tally
output
connector
of
a
control
console,
effects,
etc.
The
tally
indicator
on
the
front
panel
will
be
tured
on
and
off
by
the
connected
equipment.
You
can
also
connect
a
remote
controller
using
this
connector.
For
the
pin
assignments
of
these
connectors,
See
“Specifications”
on
page
2.
DC
OUT
5V/1A
connector
You
can
use
this
connector
as
a
power
source
for
the
other
equipment.
,
DC
S5V/I1A
is
output.

Using
On-Screen
Menus
PVM-1953MD
Menu
Configuration
The
flow
chart
shows
the
different
levels
of
on-screen
menus
that
you
can
use
to
make
various
adjustments
and
settings.
For
details
of
each
menu,
see
pages
9
and
10.
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[1]
Main
menu
[2]
COLOR
TEMP
SELECT
menu
MENU
COLOR
TEMP
SELECT
®
COLOR
TEMP
SELECT
»
6SO00K
CAPTION
VISION
5600K
PRESET
USER
CONF
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CAPTION
VISION
menu
CAPTION
VISION
»
OFF
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[4]
PRESET
menu
PRESET
>
OFF
ON
PRESET
ADJUST
[6]
PRESET
ADJUST
screen
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[5]
CONFIG
menu
CONF
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CHROMA
SET
UP
menu
sma
[12]
AUTO
ADJUST
screen
(3)
RGB
A
SYSTEM
menu
RGB
B
SYSTEM
menu
®»
CHROMA
SET
UP
RGB
A
SYSTEM
RGB
B
SYSTEM
REMOTE
(RS-232C)
LANGUAGE
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REMOTE
(RS-232C)
menu
@PSELECT
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LANGUAGE
menu
User
Service
Mode
USER
SERVICE
1
®
USER
COLOR
TEMP
ADJUST
COLOR
SYSTEM
DISPLAY
358
TRAP
FILTER
SPLIT
PHASE
NEXT
PAGE
—=
3,
USER
COLOR
TEMP
ADJUST
menu
&
COLOR
SYSTEM
DISPLAY
menu
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TRAP
FILTER
menu
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SPLIT
PHASE
menu
PESELECT
2
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USER
SERVICE
2
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=
7,
COMPONENT
LEVEL
menu
»
COMPONENT
LEVEL
NTSC
SETUP
LEVEL
18}
NTSC
SETUP
LEVEL
menu
SUB
CONTROL
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PREVIOUS
PAGE
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SUB
CONTROL
screen
ViseLect
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20}
V
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screen

Operating
through
Menus
There
are
five
buttons
for
menu
operations
on
the
front
panel
of
the
monitor.
To
display
the
main
menu.
first
press
MENU
(EXIT).
The
buttons
you
can
use
appear
at
the
bottom
of
the
menu
screen.
Functions
of
the
buttons
RGB
COMPONENT
SPLIT
UNDER
OVER
SCAN
SCAN
RESET
Buttons
for
button
menu
operations
To
select
menu
To
adjust
selected
menu
item
tem
MENU
|
return
to
the
return
to
the
previous
previous
menu.
|
menu.
increase
selected
value.
decrease
selected
value.
reset
current
adjustment
value
to
the
factory
setting.
decide
a
selected
item.
move
the
cursor
(>)
upwards.
move
the
cursor
(>)
downwards.
(The
above
items
in
white
type
correspond
to
the
marks
in
the
menu.)
—
PVM-1953MD
The
Contents
of
Menu
Items
The
following
sentences
show
the
details
of
each
menu
items.
|
]
indicates
the
factory
setting
position.
Main
menu
Select
an
item
and
press
the
ENTER
(SELECT)
button
to
go
to
the
following
menu.
COLOR
TEMP
SELECT
menu
Select
the
color
temperature
from
among
6500K,
S600K
and
USER.
USER
is
set
to
6500K
in
the
factory
setting.
You
can
adjust
or
change
the
color
temperature
in
USER
mode
(a
measuring
instrument
is
needed).
[6500K
J
|
Note
|
The
color
temperature
of
the
USER
mode
can
be
adjusted
in
the
range
from
3200K
to
10000K.
You
can
adjust
the
color
temperature
of
the
USER
mode
in
the
USER
COLOR
TEMP
ADJUST
menu
([13})
of
the
user
service
mode.
For
the
details,
see
“USER
COLOR
TEMP
ADJUST
menu
({13])”
on
page
10.
CAPTION
VISION
menu
To
display
closed
captions,
select
ON
and
the
type
of
caption
you
would
like.
[OFF]
[4]
PRESET
menu
You
can
preset
each
control
to
a
desired
level
and
set
it.
If
you
set
PRESET
to
ON,
the
REMOTE
indicator
lights
up
and
the
controls
on
the
front
panel
do
not
work.
The
monitor
operates
with
the
internal
memory
settings.
For
adjustment,
select
the
PRESET
ADJUST
screen.
[OFF]
[5]
CONFIG
menu
Select
an
item
for
adjustment
of
the
monitor.
[6]
PRESET
ADJUST
screen
Adjust
CONTRAST,
BRIGHT,
CHROMA,
PHASE,
VOLUME,
APERTURE
in
the
PRESET
menu.
CHROMA
SET
UP
menu
Set
to
ON
to
adjust
the
internal
decoder
for
CHROMA
and
PHASE
(NTSC
signal
only)
after
AUTO
ADJUST
screen
(42).
[OFF]
RGB
A
SYSTEM
menu
To
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
A
connectors,
set
the
RGB
or
COMP
(component)
signal
and
the
INT
SYNC
(internal
sync)
or
EXT
SYNC
(external
sync)
signal
in
this
menu.
{[RGB-INT
SYNC]

Using
On-Screen
Menus
[9]
RGB
BSYSTEM
menu
To
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
B
connectors,
set
the
RGB
or
COMP
(component)
signal
and
the
INT
SYNC
(internal
sync)
or
EXT
SYNC
(external
sync)
signal
in
this
menu.
[RGB-INT
SYNC}
(10)
REMOTE
(RS-232C)
menu
Select
one
out
of
following
three
modes.
REMOTE
OFF:
You
can
adjust
settings
and
controls
by
the
buttons
and
controls
on
the
front
panel.
RS-232C
connector
does
not
function.
REMOTE
ONLY:
You
can
adjust
settings
and
controls
through
the
RS-232C
connector.
Buttons
and
controls
on
the
front
panel,
except
the
menu
operation
ones,
do
not
function.
REMOTE
&
LOCAL:
You
can
adjust
settings
and
controls
both
through
the
RS-232C
connector
and
the
front
panel
buttons.
Controls
on
the
front
panel
do
not
function.
[REMOTE
OFF]
LANGUAGE
menu
You
can
select
the
language
used
for
on-screen
menus
from
the
following
five
languages
(English,
German,
French,
Italian,
Spanish).
[ENGLISH]
[12]
AUTO
ADJUST
screen
Select
the
color
bar
signal
(full,
SMPTE,
EIA)
and
press
the
ENTER
(SELECT)
button
to
start
automatic
adjustment.for
CHROMA
and
PHASE.
For
these
adjustments
to
be
valid,
you
must
select
ON
in
CHROMA
SET
UP
menu
([7]).
User
Service
Mode
The
user
service
mode
is
useful
when
adjusting
the
settings
and
controls
except
for
the
above.
To
enter
the
user
service
mode,
press
and
hold
the
MENU
(EXIT)
button
until
the
following
USER
SERVICE
|
appears.
To
move
to
the
second
page
of
the
mode,
select
“NEXT
PAGE”
and
to
return
to
the
first
page
of
the
menu,
select
“PREVIOUS
PAGE”.
USER
SERVICE
1
USER
SERVICE
2
»
COMPONENT
LEVEL
NTSC
SETUP
LEVEL
SUB
CONTROL
»
USER
COLOR
TEMP
ADJUST
COLOR
SYSTEM
DISPLAY
358
TRAP
FILTER
SPLIT
PHASE
Vv
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NEXT
PAGE
PREVIOUS
PAGE
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USER
COLOR
TEMP
ADJUST
menu
The
value
of
adjustment
in
this
menu
works
only
when
“USER”
is
selected
in
the
COLOR
TEMP
SELECT
menu
({2]).
ADSUST
GAIN:
Adjusts
the
color
balance
(gain)
of
the
USER
mode.
ADJUST
BIAS:
Adjusts
the
color
balance
(bias)
of
the
USER
mode.
COLOR
TEMP
RANGE:
When
you
adjust
the
color
temperature
in
the
USER
mode,
select
a
color
temperature
range
before
adjusting
ADJUST
GAIN
and
ADJUST
BIAS.
If
the
adjusted
color
temperature
is
between
3200K
and
5000K,
select
“3200K-5000K.”
If
the
adjusted
color
temperature
is
between
5000K
and
10000K.
select
“5000K-10000K.”
[SOOOK-10000K]
[14]
COLOR
SYSTEM
DISPLAY
menu
Select
the
color
system
display
mode.
In
AUTO.
the
kind
of
color
system
being
used
appears
on
the
screen
each
time
you
change
the
signal
input.
[AUTO]
358
TRAP
FILTER
menu
Color
spill
or
color
noise
may
be
eliminated
if
you
select
ON
(NTSC
signal
only).
Normally
set
it
to
OFF.
[OFF]
SPLIT
PHASE
menu
When
the
SPLIT
function
is
activated,
if
the
lower
side
picture
(the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/COMPONENT
B
input
connectors)
has
some
discrepancy
of
location
with
the
upper
side
picture,
adjust
the
SPLIT
PHASE
menu.
Each
time
you
press
the
#(+)
button,
the
lower
side
picture
moves
left.
When
the
adjustment
is
made
in
the
menu,
the
skew
error
will
occur
on
the
top
of
the
lower
side
picture.
COMPONENT
LEVEL
menu
Select
the
component
level
from
among
three
modes.
N10/SMPTE:
for
100/0/100/0
signal
BETA
7.5:
for
100/7.5/75/7.5
signal
BETA
0:
for
100/0/75/0
signal
[BETA
7.5]
(18)
NTSC
SETUP
LEVEL
menu
Select
the
NTSC
setup
level
from
two
modes.
The
7.5
setup
level
is
mainly
used
in
north
America.
The
0
setup
level
is
mainly
used
in
Japan.
[7.5]
SUB
CONTROL
screen
You
can
finely
adjust
the
controls
on
the
front
panel
-
CONTRAST,
PHASE,
CHROMA
and
BRIGHT
controls
have
clicks
at
the
center
of
their
adjustment
range.
You
can
adjust
the
setting
of
the
click
position
with
this
feature.
V
HOLD
screen
Adjust
the
vertical
hold
if
the
picture
rolls
vertically
-
If
the
rolling
of
the
picture
prevents
you
from
watching
the
screen,
select
an
input
that
has
nothing
connected.
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Connect
the
supplied
AC
power
cord
to
the
AC
IN
socket
on
the
rear
panel
and
to
a
wall
outlet.
to
AC
iN
to
a
wall
outlet
AC
plug
holder
Slide
the
AC
plug
holder
over
the
cord
until
it
connects
with
the
attached
holder.
Plug
the
power
cord
into
the
AC
IN
socket.
Then,
attach
the
AC
plug
holder
(supplied)
on
top
of
the
AC
power
cord.
To
remove
the
AC
power
cord
Pull
out
AC
plug
holder
by
squeezing
the
up
and
down
sides.
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In
order
to
protect
the
ventilation
holes
from
splashes
(of
medicines,
etc.),
attach
the
splash
proof
covers
(supplied)
as
shown
below.
Nails
on
the
upper
edge
Splash
proof
covers
Making
sure
the
arrows
on
the
cover
are
facing
down,
hook
the
nails
on
the
upper
edge
into
the
ventilation
holes.
Attach
the
splash
proof
covers
to
all
them
ventilation
holes.
In
order
to
protect
the
control
buttons
on
the
front
panel
from
undesired
touching,
attach
the
supplied
control
panel
cover.
Panel
hinges
Attach
the
panel
hinges
to
the
left
and
right
grips
from
the
inner
side.
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Nails
on
the
bottom
edge
Push
up
the
nails
on
the
bottom
edge
and
fit
the
cover
into
the
lowest
ventilation
holes.
Attach
the
both
covers
to
the
left
and
right
sides.
Control
panel
cover
Fit
the
bosses
on
the
both
sides
of
the
control
panel
cover
into
the
lower
holes
of
the
panel
hinges
with
bending
the
control
panel
cover
a
little.

1-2.
GENERAL
OF
PVM-2053MD
Features
Picture
HR
(High
Resolution)
Trinitron
picture
tube
HR
Trinitron
tube
presides
a
high
resolution
picture.
Horizontal
resolution
is
more
than
600
TY
lines
at
the
center
of
the
picture.
Comb
filter
When
NTSC
video
signals
are
received,
a
comb
filter
activates
to
increase
the
resolution,
resulting
in
fine
picture
detail
without
color
spill
or
color
noise.
Beam
current
feedback
circuit
The
built-in
beam
current
feedback
circuit
assures
stable
white
balance.
Inputs
Two
color
systems
available
The
monitor
can
display
PAL.
and
NTSC
signals.
The
appropriate
color
system
is
selected
automatically.
Analog
RGB/component
input
connectors
Analog
RGB
or
component
(Y,
R-Y
and
B-Y)
signals
from
video
equipment
can
be
input
through
these
connectors.
Press
the
RGB/COMPONENT
A/B
select
button
on
the
front
panel
and
select
RGB
or
component
signals
from
the
on-screen
menu.
Y/C
input
connector
(S
input
connector)
The
video
signal,
split
into
the
chrominance
signal
(C)
and
the
luminance
signal
(Y’).
can
be
input
through
this
connector,
eliminating
the
interference
between
the
two
signals,
which
tends
to
occur
in
a
composite
video
signal,
assuring
video
quality.
External
sync
input
connectors
When
the
external
RGB
or
component
signal
is
input
and
sync
signal
is
set
to
external
in
the
on-screen
menu,
the
monitor
can
be
operated
on
the
sync
signal
supplied
from
an
external
sync
generator.
Automatic
termination
(only
terminals
with
the
“~/\-
mark)
The
BNC
input
connectors
on
the
rear
panel
are
terminated
at
75
ohms
inside.
when
no
cable
is
connected
to
the
loop-
through
output
connectors.
When
a
cable
is
connected
to
an
output
connector,
the
73-ohm
termination
is
automatically
released.
PVM-2053MD
Functions
On-screen
menus
You
can
set
color
temperature.
CHROMA
SET
UP,
and
other
settings
by
using
the
on-screen
menus.
Overscan
mode
The
display
size
is
enlarged
by
approximately
20%
and
the
center
part
of
the
screen
is
easier
to
watch.
Underscan
mode
The
signal
normally
scanned
outside
of
the
screen
can
be
monitored
in
the
underscan
mode.
When
the
monitor
is
in
the
underscan
mode,
the
dark
RGB
scanning
lines
may
appear
on
the
top
edge
of
the
screen.
These
are
caused
by
an
internal
test
signal,
rather
than
the
input
signal.
Split
function
The
display
splits
into
two
parts
(upper
and
lower).
The
upper
part
of
the
screen
monitors
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/COMPONENT
A
input
connectors
and
lower
part
of
the
screen
monitors
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
B
input
connectors.
You
can
compare
the
two
screens.
Auto/manual
degaussing
Degaussing
of
the
screen
can
be
performed
automatically
when
the
power
is
turned
on,
or
manually
by
pressing
the
DEGAUSS
button.
Five
menu
languages
You
can
select
the
language
used
for
on-screen
menus
from
the
five
languages.
Splash
proof
cover(s)
and
control
panel
cover
Splash
proof
covers
that
protect
the
ventilation
holes
from
splashes
(of
medicines,
etc.)
and
a
control
panel
cover
that
protects
the
control
buttons
on
the
front
panel
from
undesired
touching
are
supplied.
Quick
Reference
Card
The
Quick
Reference
Card
is
supplied
to
help
you
understand
the
menu
configuration
and
operating
method.
You
can
attach
the
supplied
double-sided
adhesive
tapes
on
the
rear
of
the
card.
EIA
standard
19-inch
rack
mounting
By
using
an
MB-502B
(for
PVM-1453MD)
or
SLR-103
(or
PYVM-2053MD)
Mounting
Bracket
(not
supplied),
the
monitor
can
be
mounted
in
an
EIA
standard
19-inch
rack.
For
details
on
mounting,
see
the
Instruction
manual
of
the
mounting
bracket
kit.

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APERTURE
BRIGHT
CHROMA
PHASE
CONTRAST
VOLUME
@
Tally
indicator
This
indicator
lights
up
when
the
video
camera
connected
to
this
monitor
is
selected,
indicating
that
the
picture
is
being
recorded.
The
tally
control
connection
is
needed.
For
the
pin
assignment,
see
“Specifications”
on
page
16.
©
©
POWER
switch
and
indicator
Depress
to
turn
the
monitor
on.
The
indicator
will
light
up
in
green.
To
turn
the
power
off,
press
this
again.
©
REMOTE
indicator
This
indicator
lights
up
in
the
conditions
below:
~—
When
PRESET
is
set
to
ON
in
the
menu.
—
When
REMOTE
(RS-232C)
is
set
to
REMOTE
ONLY
or
REMOTE
&
LOCAL
in
the
menu,
or
—
When
REMOTE
ON
is
set
via the
REMOTE
1
terminal.
O
4
VOLUME
control
Turn
this
control
clockwise
or
counterclockwise
to
obtain
the
desired
volume.
©
9
CONTRAST
control
Turn
clockwise
to
make
the
contrast
stronger
and
counterclockwise
to
make
it
weaker.
©
~.
PHASE
control
This
control
is
effective
only
for
the
NTSC
color
system.
Turn
clockwise
to
make
the
skin
tones
greenish
and
counterclockwise
to
make
them
purplish.
6
@
9
CHROMA
(chrominance)
control
Turn
clockwise
to
make
the
color
intensity
stronger
and
counterclockwise
to
make
it
weaker.
©
©
BRIGHT
(brightness)
control
Turn
clockwise
for
more
brightness
and
counterclockwise
for
less.
©
©
APERTURE
control
Turn
clockwise
for
more
sharpness
and
counterclockwise
for
less.
When
the
control
is
set
to
MIN,
the
picture
becomes
flat
without
need
for
corrections.
The
APERTURE,
CHROMA.
PHASE
control
settings
have
no
effect
on
the
pictures
of
RGB
signals.
@
MENU
(EXIT)
button
Press
to
make
the
menu
appear.
Press
to
return
to
the
previous
screen
in
the
menu.
@
ENTER
(SELECT)
button
Press
to
decide
a
selected
item
in
the
menu.
@
#
(+)/
$C)
buttons
Press
to
move
the
cursor
(P
)
or
adjust
selected
value
in
the
menus.

®
OVERSCAN
button
Press
(tight
on)
for
overscanning.
The
display
size
is
extended
by
approximately
20%
so
that
the
center
of
screen
is
easier
to
watch.
By
pressing
the
button
again,
the
display
returns
to
the
normal
size
Cight
off).
@®
UNDERSCAN
button
Press
(light
on)
for
underscanning.
The
display
size
is
reduced
by
approximately
5%
so that
four
corners
of
the
raster
are
visible.
By
pressing
the
button
again,
the
display
returns
to
the
normal
size
(light
off).
®
RESET
button
During
menu
adjustments,
press
to
reset
the
setting
in
the
menu.
@®
DEGAUSS
button
Press
this
button
momentarily.
The
screen
will
be
demagnetized.
Wait
for
10
minutes
or
more
before
activating
this
button
again.
The
picture
rolls
vertically
while
the
screen
is
being
demagnetized.
@
LINE
AZ
select
buttons
Press
to
select
a
signal
(light
on).
A:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
LINE
A
input
connectors.
B:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
LINE
B
input
connectors.
@®
RGB/COMPONENT
AB
select
buttons
Press
to
select
a
signal
(light
on).
A:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
A
input
connectors.
B:
Press
to
monitor
the
signal
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
B
input
connectors.
®
SPLIT
button
When
you
select
RGB
signals
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
A
and
RGB/COMPONENT
B
input
connectors,
press
this
button
(light
on)
to
split
the
display
into
two
parts
(upper
and
lower),
and
monitor
the
both
RGB
signals
simultaneously.
Make
sure
the
signals
fed
through
the
RGB/
COMPONENT
A
and
RGB/COMPONENT
B
input
connectors
are
synchronized.
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REMOTE
Before
connecting
the
video
equipment.
see
“Important
safeguards/notices
for
use
in
the
medical
environments”
on
page
3.
@
AC
IN
socket
Connect
the
supplied
AC
power
cord
to
this
socket.
©
LINE
A
connectors
Line
input
connectors
for
the
composite
video
and
audio
signals
and
their
loop-through
output
connectors.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
these
connectors,
press
LINE
A
select
button
(light
on)
on
the
front
panel.
VIDEO
IN
(BNC)
Connect
to
the
video
output
connector
of
a
video
equipment.
such
as
a
VTR
or
a
color
video
camera.
For
a
loop-through
connection.
connect
to
the
video
output
connector
of
another
monitor.
VIDEO
OUT
(BNC)
Loop-through
output
of
the
VIDEO
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
video
input
connector
for
a
VTR
or
another
monitor.
When
the
cable
is
connected
to
this
connector.
the
75-ohms
termination
of
the
input
is
automatically
released.
and
the
signal
input
to
the
VIDEO
IN
connector
is
output
from
this
connector.
AUDIO
IN
(phono
jack)
Connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
a
VTR
or
to
a
microphone
through
a
suitable
microphone
amplifier.
For
a
loop-through
connection,
connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
another
monitor.
AUDIO
OUT
(phono
jack)
Loop-through
output
of
the
AUDIO
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
audio
input
connector
of
a
VTR
or
another
monitor.
(The
“~/\-
mark
indicates
automatic
termination.)
©
LINE
B
connectors
Separated
Y/C
input
connectors,
audio
input
connectors.
and
corresponding
loop-through
output
connectors.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
these
connectors.
press
LINE
B
select
button
(light
on)
on
the
front
panel.
Y/C
IN
(4-pin
mini
DIN)
Connect
to
the
Y/C
separate
output
connector
of
a
VTR,
video
camera
or
other
video
equipment.
Y¥/C
OUT
(4-pin
mini
DIN)
Loop-through
output
of
the
Y/C
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
Y/C
separate
input
connector
of
a
VTR
or
another
monitor.
When
the
cable
is
connected
to
this
connector,
the
75-ohms
termination
of
the
input
is
automatically
released.
and
the
signal
input
to
the
Y/C
IN
connector
is
output
from
this
connector.
AUDIO
IN
(phono
jack)
‘Connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
a
VTR
or
to
a
microphone
through
a
suitable
microphone
amplifier.
For
a
loop-through
connection.
connect
to
the
audio
output
connector
of
another
monitor.
AUDIO
OUT
(phono
jack)
Loop-through
output
of
the
AUDIO
IN
connector.
Connect
to
the
audio
input
connector
of
a
VTR
or
another
monitor.
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