3-859-663-25(1)
Trinitron¨ Color Video Monitor
Operating Instructions Page 2
Mode d’emploi Page 20
Manual de instrucciones Página 38
PVM-14M4U/14M4E/14M4A PVM-14M2U/14M2E/14M2A PVM-20M4U/20M4E/20M4A PVM-20M2U/20M2E
1996 by Sony Corporation English
Owner’s Record This product is intended for use in the following The model and serial numbers are located at the rear. Electromagnetic Environment(s): Record these numbers in the spaces provided below. E1 (residential), E2 (commercial and light industrial), Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your E3 (urban outdoors) and E4 (controlled EMC Sony dealer regarding this product. environment, ex. TV studio).
Model No. These products are designed for operation in the Serial No. environments E1 to E4. During EMC stress, the performance (evaluated according to ITU/R 562-3 and ITU/R 500-4) may degrade as shown in Table 1. Without the EMC stress, all performance will recover to WARNING full function. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not Table 1 expose the unit to rain or moisture. Frequency Level 24-50 MHz 4-3 Dangerously high voltage are present 14-inch Monitors inside the unit. 190-290, 360 and 4 420 MHz Do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing 35-50 MHz 1 to qualified personnel only. 20-inch Monitors 100 and 420 MHz 4 In the event of a malfunction or when maintenance is necessary, consult an authorized Sony dealer. For the customers in the United Kingdom WARNING For the customers in the U.S.A. THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to IMPORTANT Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to The wires in this mains lead are coloured in provide reasonable protection against harmful accordance with the following code: interference when the equipment is operated in a Green-and-yellow: Earth commercial environment. Blue: Neutral This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio Brown: Live frequency energy and, if not installed and used in As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this accordance with the instruction manual, may cause apparatus may not correspond with the coloured harmful interference to radio communications. markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed Operation of this equipment in a residential area is as follows: likely to cause harmful interference in which case the The wire which is coloured green-and-yellow must be user will be required to correct the interference at his connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked own expense. by the letter E or by the safety earth symbol Y or coloured green or green-and-yellow. You are cautioned that any changes or modifications The wire which is coloured blue must be connected to not expressly approved in this manual could void your the terminal which is marked with the letter N or authority to operate this equipment. coloured black. The wire which is coloured brown must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or For the customers in Europe coloured red. This product with the CE marking complies with both the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Ensure that your equipment is connected correctly - If Directive (73/23/EEC) issued by the Commission of you are in any doubt consult a qualified electrician. the European Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European standards: ¥ EN60950: Product Safety ¥ EN55103-1: Electromagnetic Interference (Emission) ¥ EN55103-2: Electromagnetic Susceptibility (Immunity)
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Precaution Table of Contents English
On safety Features ...... 4 Location and Function of Parts and Controls ...... 6 ¥ Operate the unit only with a power source as Front ...... 6 specified in “Specifications” section. Rear Panel ...... 8 ¥ The nameplate indicating operating voltage, power Using On-Screen Menus...... 10 consumption, etc., is located at the rear. On-Screen Menu Configuration ...... 10 ¥ Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, Operation through On-Screen Menus ...... 11 unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified Functions of On-Screen Menus ...... 12 personnel before operating it any further. Connections ...... 15 ¥ Do not drop or place heavy objects on the power How to Connect the AC Power Cord ...... 15 cord. If the power cord is damaged, turn off the How to Connect a Cable to a power immediately. It is dangerous to use the unit BNC Connector ...... 15 with a damaged power cord. Specifications...... 16 ¥ Unplug the unit from the wall outlet if it is not to be used for several days or more. ¥ Disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet by About this manual grasping the plug, not by pulling the cord. Before operating the unit, please read this manual ¥ The socket-outlet shall be installed near the thoroughly and retain it for future reference. equipment and shall be easily accessible. The explanation given in this manual can be applied to On installation the following models unless noted otherwise. When explanation differs among models, this is clearly ¥ Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal indicated in this manual. heat build-up. ¥ PVM-14M4U/14M4E/14M4A (14-inch monitor) Do not place the unit on surfaces (rugs, blankets, ¥ PVM-14M2U/14M2E/14M2A (14-inch monitor) etc.) or near materials (curtains, draperies) that may ¥ PVM-20M4U/20M4E/20M4A (20-inch monitor) block the ventilation holes. ¥ PVM-20M2U/20M2E (20-inch monitor) ¥ Do not install the unit in a location near heat sources Illustrations of the video monitor are of the PVM- such as radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to 20M4U/20M4E/20M4A. direct sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
On cleaning
To keep the unit looking brand-new, periodically clean it with a mild detergent solution. Never use strong solvents such as thinner or benzine, or abrasive cleansers since they will damage the cabinet. As a safety precaution, unplug the unit before cleaning it.
On repacking
Do not throw away the carton and packing materials. They make an ideal container which to transport the unit. When shipping the unit to another location, repack it as illustrated on the carton.
If you have any questions about this unit, contact your authorized Sony dealer.
3 Features
Picture Input
HR (High Resolution) Trinitron 1) picture tube for Analog RGB/component input connectors PVM-14M4U/14M4E/14M4A/20M4U/20M4E/20M4A Analog RGB or component (Y, R-Y and B-Y) signals HR Trinitron tube provides a high resolution picture. from video equipment can be input through these Horizontal resolution is more than 800 TV lines at the connectors. center of the picture. Y/C input connectors Trinitron1) picture tube The video signal, split into the chrominance signal (C) for PVM-14M2U/14M2E/14M2A/20M2U/20M2E and the luminance signal (Y), can be input through this Trinitron tube provides a high resolution picture. connector, eliminating the interference between the Horizontal resolution is more than 600 TV lines at the two signals, which tends to occur in a composite video center of the picture. signal, ensuring video quality.
Comb filter External sync input When NTSC video signals are received, a comb filter When the EXT SYNC selector is in the on position, activates to make more accurate Y/C separation. This the monitor can be operated on the sync signal contributes to less of a decrease in resolution, cross supplied from an external sync generator. color and cross luminance phenomena. Automatic termination Beam current feedback circuit (connector with mark only) The built-in beam current feedback circuit assures The input connector is terminated at 75 ohms inside stable white balance. when no cable is connected to the loop-through output connector. When a cable is connected to an output Four color system available connector, the 75-ohm termination is automatically The monitor can display NTSC, PAL, SECAM and released. 2) NTSC4.43 signals. The appropriate color system is selected automatically.
Blue only mode In the blue only mode, an apparent monochrome display is obtained with all three cathodes driven with a blue signal. This facilitates color saturation and phase adjustments and observation of VCR noise.
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1) “Trinitron” is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation. 2) The NTSC4.43 system refers to an NTSC color system in which the subcarrier frequency is modified to 4.43MHz. When an NTSC recorded video program is played back with a Trident (PAL/SECAM/NTSC4.43) VTR, the NTSC4.43 signal is output.
4 Functions EIA 19-inch rack mount kit available Use a suitable kit when rack mounting. Underscan mode Europe MB-502C (14-inches) / The signal normally scanned outside of the screen can SLR-103C (20-inches) be monitored in the underscan mode. Any other area MB-502B (14-inches) / SLR-103A (20-inches) Note When the monitor is in the underscan mode, the dark RGB scanning lines may appear on the top edge of the ATTENTION Ð When the product is installed in screen. These are caused by an internal test signal, a rack: rather than the input signal. a) Elevated operating ambient temperature Horizontal/vertical delay mode If installed in a closed or multi-unit rack The horizontal and vertical sync signals can be assembly, the operating ambient temperature checked simultaneously in the H/V delay mode. of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient. Therefore, consideration should Auto/manual degaussing be given to installing the equipment in an Degaussing of the screen can be performed environment compatible with the automatically when the power is turned on, or manufacturer’s maximum rated ambient manually by pressing the DEGAUSS button. temperature (Tmra). You can set the delay time of auto degaussing to start b) Reduced air flow working after the power is turned on. (DEGAUSS Installation of the equipment in a rack should DELAY menu) be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not On-screen menus compromised. You can set color temperature, CHROMA SET UP, c) Mechanical loading and other settings by using the on-screen menus. Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not Five menu languages achieved due to uneven mechanical loading. You can select the menu language from among five d) Circuit overloading languages on the menu. Consideration should be given to the connection of the equipment to the supply SDI (Serial Digital Interface) Kit circuit and the effect that overloading of circuits By using the following optional SDI Kits, the monitor might have on overcurrent protection and can display SMPTE 259M 4:2:2 serial digital signal supply wiring. Appropriate consideration of from a digital VCR. (ex. Sony 4:2:2 VCR) equipment nameplate ratings should be used Ð BKM-101C: Component SDI Kit (for video) when addressing this concern. Ð BKM-102: Component SDI Kit (for audio) e) Reliable earthing Reliable earthing of rack-mounted equipment Note should be maintained. Particular attention When the serial number of the BKM-101C you want to should be given to supply connections other connect is less than 2,010,000, an optional connecting than direct connections to the branch circuit harness (part no. 1-900-230-35) will be required. (e.g., use of power strips).
Serial Remote Interface Kit By using the optional BKM-103 Serial Remote Interface Kit, the monitor can be controlled from personal computers via the RS-422A serial interface.
5 Location and Function of Parts and Controls
Front
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@™ @¡ @º !ª !•
A/ B/ C/ LINE/ EXT RGB COMPONENT SDI RGB SYNC MENU APERTURE BRIGHT CHROMA PHASE CONTRAST VOLUME POWER
EXIT RESET SELECT
MIN MAX Ð + MIN MAX PUR GRN MIN MAX MIN MAX DEGAUSSBLUE UNDER H/V 16:9 ENTER ONLY SCAN DELAY REMOTE
!¶ !§ !∞ !¢ !£ !™ !¡ !º 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
1 Tally lamp 5 CONTRAST control Lights up when the video camera connected to this Turn this control clockwise to make the contrast higher monitor is selected, indicating that the picture is being or counterclockwise to make it lower. recorded. For details on how to light the tally lamp, see page 19. 6 PHASE control This control is effective only for the NTSC and NTSC4.43 color systems. Turn it clockwise to make the 2 POWER switch and indicator skin tones greenish or counterclockwise to make them Depress to turn on the monitor. The indicator will light purplish. green. 7 CHROMA control 3 REMOTE indicator Turn this control clockwise to increase the color Lights up when you select ON on the USER PRESET intensity or counterclockwise to decrease it. menu (see page 13), or when you connect a supplied cable to the REMOTE connector. The controls on the 8 BRIGHT (brightness) control front panel do not work when this indicator lights up. Turn this control clockwise to increase the brightness For details on how to connect the cable, see page 19. or counterclockwise to decrease it.
4 VOLUME control 9 APERTURE control Turn this control clockwise or counterclockwise to Turn this control clockwise to increase sharpness or obtain the desired volume. counterclockwise to decrease sharpness.
6 !• EXT SYNC (external sync) selector Note ¥ Set this selector to the off position (light off) to The PHASE (6), CHROMA (7) and APERTURE operate the monitor on the sync signal from the (9) controls have no effect on the pictures of RGB displayed video signal. signals. ¥ Set this selector to the on position (light on) to operate the monitor on an external sync signal 0 MENU (EXIT) button through the EXT SYNC connector. Press this button to display the main menu. When a menu is on the display, you can return to the !ª LINE/RGB input selector previous menu by pressing this button. Press this selector to select the input to be monitored. ¥ Set this selector to the off position (light off) to !¡ ENTER (SELECT) button monitor the signal through the LINE A, LINE B or Press the button to confirm a selected item on the LINE C connectors. menu. ¥ Set this selector to the on position (light on) to monitor the signal through the RGB/COMPONENT !™ > (+)/ . (Ð) buttons connectors. Press the buttons to move the cursor (z) or adjust selected item on the menu. @º C/SDI selector ¥ When the LINE/RGB input selector is set to the !£ 16:9 selector LINE position (light off), press this selector (light Press this selector (light on) to monitor the signals of on) to monitor the signal through the LINE C 16:9 picture. connectors. ¥ When the LINE/RGB input selector is set to the !¢ H/V DELAY selector RGB position (light on), press this selector (light on) Press this selector (light on) to observe the horizontal to monitor the SDI signal (optional kits are required). and vertical sync signals at the same time. The horizontal sync signal is displayed in the left @¡ B/COMPONENT selector quarter of the screen; the vertical sync signal is ¥ When the LINE/RGB input selector is set to the displayed near the center of the screen. LINE position (light off), press this selector (light on) to monitor the signal through the LINE B !∞ UNDER SCAN selector connectors. Press this selector (light on) for underscanning. ¥ When the LINE/RGB input selector is set to the The display size is reduced by approximately 5% so RGB position (light on), press this selector (light on) that four corners of the raster are visible. to monitor the component signal through the RGB/ COMPONENT connectors. !§ BLUE ONLY selector RESET button @™ A/RGB selector ¥ As the BLUE ONLY selector, press this selector ¥ When the LINE/RGB input selector is set to the (light on) to eliminate the red and green signals. LINE position (light off), press this selector (light Only blue signal is displayed as an apparent on) to monitor the signal through the LINE A monochrome picture on the screen. This facilitates connectors. “chroma” and “phase” adjustments and observation ¥ When the LINE/RGB input selector is set to the of VCR noise. RGB position (light on), press this selector (light on) (“Phase” adjustment is effective only for the NTSC to monitor the RGB signal through the RGB/ signals.) COMPONENT connectors. ¥ As the RESET button, you can reset the menu settings by pressing this button when a menu is on the display.
!¶ DEGAUSS button Press this button momentarily. The screen will be demagnetized. Wait for 10 minutes or more before using this button again.
7 Location and Function of Parts and Controls
Rear Panel
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LINE A LINE B LINE C AC IN VIDEO VIDEO VIDEO IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT REMOTE
AUDIOAUDIO AUDIO IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT
IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT
R/RÐY G/Y B/BÐY AUDIO RGB/COMPONENT EXT SYNC
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(The mark indicates automatic termination.)
1 AC IN socket AUDIO IN (phono jack) Connect the supplied AC power cord to this socket and Connect to the audio output of a VCR or to a to a wall outlet. microphone via a suitable microphone amplifier. For a loop-through connection, connect to the audio 2 LINE A, LINE B connectors output of another monitor. Two groups (A and B) of line input connectors for the composite video and audio signals and their loop- AUDIO OUT (phono jack) through output connectors. Loop-through output of the AUDIO IN connector. To monitor the input signal through these connectors, Connect to the audio input of a VCR or another set the LINE/RGB selector to the LINE position (light monitor. off) and press the A/RGB or B/COMPONENT selector (light on). 3 LINE C connectors Y/C IN (4-pin mini-DIN) VIDEO IN (BNC) Connect to the Y/C separate output of a video camera, Connect to the video output of video equipment, such VCR or other video equipment. as a VCR or a color video camera. For a loop-through connection, connect to the Y/C For a loop-through connection, connect to the video separate output of a VCR or another monitor. output of another monitor. Y/C OUT (4-pin mini-DIN) VIDEO OUT (BNC) Loop-through output of the Y/C IN connector. Loop-through output of the VIDEO IN connector. Connect to the Y/C separate input of a VCR or another Connect to the video input of a VCR or another monitor. monitor. When the cable is connected to this connector, the 75- When the cable is connected to this connector, the ohm termination of the input is automatically released, 75-ohm termination of the input is automatically and the signal input to the Y/C IN connector is output released, and the signal input to the VIDEO IN from this connector. connector is output from this connector.
8 AUDIO IN (phono jack) To output the component signal Connect to the audio output of a VCR or a microphone Connect to the R-Y/Y/B-Y component signal inputs of (via a suitable microphone amplifier). a Betacam video recorder, etc.
AUDIO OUT (phono jack) AUDIO IN (phono jack) Loop-through output of the AUDIO IN connector. Connect to the audio output of video equipment when Connect to the audio input of a VCR or another the analog RGB or component signal is input. monitor. AUDIO OUT (phono jack) 4 REMOTE connector (20-pin) Loop-through outputs of the AUDIO IN connector. Connect to the tally output of a control console, 6 special-effect generator, etc. The tally lamp on the EXT SYNC (external sync) connectors front panel will be turned on and off by the connected Press the EXT SYNC selector (light on) to use the equipment. This connector can also be used for sync signal through this connector. connecting a remote control unit. IN (BNC) For details on the pin assignment of this connector, see When this monitor operates on an external sync signal, page 19. connect the reference signal from a sync generator to this connector. 5 RGB/COMPONENT connectors RGB signal or component signal input connectors and their loop-through output connectors. OUT (BNC) To monitor the input signal through these connectors, Loop-through output of the IN connector. Connect to set the LINE/RGB selector to the RGB position (light the external sync input of video equipment to be on), and press the A/RGB or B/COMPONENT synchronized with this monitor. selector (light on). When the cable is connected to this connector, the 75- ohm termination of the input is automatically released, R/R-Y IN, G/Y IN, B/B-Y IN (BNC) and the signal input to the IN connector is output from When the EXT SYNC selector is set to the off position this connector. (light off), the monitor operates on the sync signal from the G/Y channel.
To monitor the RGB signal Connect to the analog RGB signal outputs of a video camera, etc.
To monitor the component signal Connect to the R-Y/Y/B-Y component signal outputs of a Sony Betacam video camera, etc.
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-ohm 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 RGB signal Connect to the analog RGB signal inputs of a video printer or another monitor.
9 Using On-Screen Menus
You can make various settings and adjustments of the monitor using the on-screen menus.
On-Screen Menu Configuration
On-screen menu tree-chart
1 Main menu 2a STATUS 1 menu For details on the menu type and each on-screen menu, see “Functions of On-Screen Menus” on page 12.
ENTER MENU ENTER MENU
2b STATUS 2 menu
ENTER MENU 7 AUTO ADJUST screen 3 CHROMA SET UP menu
ENTER MENU
MENU 4 COLOR TEMP/BAL menu 8 ADJUST GAIN screen
9 ADJUST BIAS screen 10 COLOR TEMP RANGE menu
MENU 11 USER COPY menu 5 CAPTION VISION menu1)
MENU 6a USER CONFIG 1 menu 12 COLOR SYSTEM DISPLAY menu 13 358 TRAP FILTER menu 14 SUB CONTROL menu 15 SUB CONTROL screen 16 USER PRESET menu 17 PRESET ADJUST menu ENTER MENU
19 V HOLD screen 18 PRESET ADJUST screen
6b USER CONFIG 2 menu 20 COMPONENT LEVEL menu
21 NTSC SETUP LEVEL menu 22 ACC menu 23 LANGUAGE menu
ENTER MENU 24 DEGAUSS DELAY menu 25 LANDING screen2)
10 Operation through On-Screen Menus The buttons that can be used on the menus and adjustment screens are displayed at the bottom of the screen. You can perform menu operation using the Menu operation buttons displayed buttons.
There are five menu operation buttons on the front panel of the monitor. Menu Adjustment screen
3 >/+ button 1 MENU/EXIT button
ENTER MENU SELECT RESET EXIT B/ C/ LINE/ EXT COMPONENT SDI RGB SYNC MENU A Usable buttons Usable buttons EXIT RESET SELECT Display of the usable menu operation buttons M BLUE UNDER H/V 16:9 ENTER ONLY SCAN DELAY Operating procedures
4 ./Ð button 5 RESET button2 ENTER/ To display the menu, follow this procedure. SELECT button 1 Press the MENU/EXIT (1) button.
The following table shows how these five buttons MENU (1 : main menu) appears. function when using the menus. Move the cursor (z) to the desired setting menu by To select menu item 2 Button pressing the ./Ð or >/+ (4, 3) button. To adjust the item selected return to the previous menu 1 MENU 3 Press the ENTER/SELECT (2) button. EXIT return to the previous menu decide a selected item 2 ENTER The setting menu selected in step 2 appears. SELECT select an adjustment item > z 3 move the cursor ( ) upwards 4 Move the cursor (z) to the desired item by + increase selected value pressing the ./Ð or >/+ (4, 3) button. . move the cursor (z) downwards 4 Ð decrease selected value 5 Press the ENTER/SELECT (2) button.
5 reset current settings to the factory RESET setting The adjustment screen or setting menu selected in step 4 appears.
For detailed information of menus, see “Functions of On- Screen Menus” on page 12.
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1) 5 CAPTION VISION menu is provided with PVM-14M4U/14M2U/20M4U/20M2U only. 2) @∞ LANDING screen is provided with PVM-20M4U/20M4E/20M4A only.
11 Using On-Screen Menus
To display the next (or previous) page of the menus Functions of On-Screen Menus Select NEXT PAGE on the menu to display the next page and PREVIOUS PAGE on the menu to display There are four types of on-screen menus. the previous page. Main menu You can enter another menu such as status menu or MENU 1 MENU 2 setting menu.
Status menu You can confirm the current settings.
ENTER MENU ENTER MENU Setting menu You can select an item or enter an adjustment : When selecting NEXT PAGE > . : When selecting PREVIOUS PAGE screen on this menu by using the /+, /Ð and ENTER/SELECT buttons. How to display the next or the previous page Adjustment screen To close the menu (to return to the regular You can make adjustments on this screen. The screen) adjustments you made remain unchanged until next Each time you press the MENU/EXIT (1) button, the change even if you turn off the power. on-screen menu returns to the one previously displayed. Press the MENU/EXIT (1) button ([ ] indicates the factory setting.) repeatedly until the regular screen appears. 1Main menu Select another menu and press ENTER/SELECT to go to the menu.
For PVM-14M4E/14M4A/14M2E/14M2A/ 2a STATUS 1 menu 20M4E/20M4A/20M2E: Shows the current settings. For the first time when the monitor is turned on, the LANGUAGE menu (@£) will appear on the screen. 2b STATUS 2 menu So, select the language you want to use. Shows what optional kit is installed in the monitor.
3CHROMA SET UP menu Select ON on this menu to activate “chroma” and “phase” (NTSC signal only) adjustments done on the AUTO ADJUST screen (7). [OFF]
MENU 4COLOR TEMP/BAL menu 1 Move the cursor (z) to the desired language by Select the color temperature from among D65, D93 pressing the ./Ð or >/+ (4, 3) button. and USER. USER is set to D65 as the factory setting. You can adjust or change the color temperature in 2 Press the MENU/EXIT (1) button. USER mode (a measuring instrument is required). [D65]
Note 5CAPTION VISION menu Unless you press the MENU/EXIT (1) button in This menu is provided only for PVM-14M4U/14M2U/ the procedure above, the LANGUAGE menu will 20M4U/20M2U. always appear whenever you turn on the monitor. The monitor can display the signal with Caption Vision. To display it, select the caption type in this menu. [OFF]
12 6a USER CONFIG 1 menu !∞SUB CONTROL screen Select an item to adjust on the menus and screens (!™ Finely adjust the selected item on the SUB CONTROL through !ª). To go to the USER CONFIG 2 menu, menu (!¢). Each control (CONTRAST, BRIGHT, select NEXT PAGE. CHROMA and PHASE control) has a click position at the center of its adjustment range. You can adjust the 6b USER CONFIG 2 menu setting of the click position with this feature. Select an item to adjust on the menus and screens (@º through @¢). To go to the USER CONFIG 1 menu !§USER PRESET menu select PREVIOUS PAGE. If you select ON on this menu, the REMOTE indicator lights up and the controls on the front panel do not 7AUTO ADJUST screen work. The monitor operates with the user preset Select the color bar signal (full, SMPTE, EIA) and settings. press ENTER/SELECT to start automatic “chroma” To adjust the user preset settings, select the PRESET and “phase” (NTSC signal only) adjustments. ADJUST menu (!¶). [OFF] To activate these adjustments, select ON on the CHROMA SET UP menu (3). !¶PRESET ADJUST menu You can preset the BRIGHT, CHROMA, PHASE, 8ADJUST GAIN screen CONTRAST, VOLUME, and APERTURE controls to Adjust GAIN in USER mode. a desired level and can use these settings by selecting ON on the USER PRESET menu (!§). 9ADJUST BIAS screen Adjust BIAS in USER mode. !•PRESET ADJUST screen Adjust the selected item (BRIGHT, CHROMA, !ºCOLOR TEMP RANGE menu PHASE, CONTRAST, VOLUME, and APERTURE Select the color temperature range in USER mode. control) on the PRESET ADJUST menu (!¶). [5000K-10000K] !ªV HOLD screen !¡USER COPY menu Adjust the vertical hold if the picture rolls vertically. Store the factory setting of D65 or D93 as the value for When you cannot read the display, select the input that USER mode. is not connected.
!™COLOR SYSTEM DISPLAY menu @ºCOMPONENT LEVEL menu Select the color system type. When AUTO is selected, Select the component level from among three modes. the color system type being used appears on the screen N10/SMPTE for 100/0/100/0 signal each time you change the signal input. [AUTO] BETA 7.5 for 100/7.5/75/7.5 signal BETA 0 for 100/0/75/0 signal !£358 TRAP FILTER menu For PVM-14M4U/14M2U/20M4U/20M2U Color spill or color noise may be eliminated if you [BETA 7.5] select ON (NTSC signal only). For PVM-14M4E/14M4A/14M2E/14M2A/20M4E/ Normally select OFF. [OFF] 20M4A/20M2E [N10/SMPTE]
!¢SUB CONTROL menu Select an item (CONTRAST, BRIGHT, CHROMA and PHASE controls on the front panel) to finely adjust on the SUB CONTROL screen (!∞).
13 Using On-Screen Menus
@¡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 Europe. For PVM-14M4U/14M2U/20M4U/20M2U [7.5] For PVM-14M4E/14M4A/14M2E/14M2A/20M4E/ 20M4A/20M2E [0]
@™ACC menu Set ACC (Auto Color Control) circuit on or off. When the fine adjustment is necessary, select OFF on the ACC menu. Normally select ON. [ON]
@£LANGUAGE menu You can select the menu language from among five languages (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish). [ENGLISH]
@¢DEGAUSS DELAY menu Set the delay time of auto degaussing to start working after the power is turned on. The delay time can be set within 0 to 99 seconds. [0]
@∞LANDING screen This menu is provided only for PVM-20M4U/20M4E/ 20M4A. If the color is not uniform even after you press the DEGAUSS button, you can adjust the landing so as to obtain color uniformity on this screen. The following two methods are available to adjust the landing. When the signals of the horizontal lines are input and displayed: Press the ./Ð or >/+ button until the lines are displayed on the screen as horizontally as possible. When the signals of the white color are input and displayed: Press the ./Ð or >/+ button until the white color on the screen become as uniform as possible.
To reset the setting to standard (00), press the RESET button.
14 Connections
How to Connect the AC Power Cord To remove the AC power cord Pull out the AC plug holder while pressing the lock Connect the AC power cord (supplied) to the AC IN levers. socket and to a wall outlet.
How to Connect a Cable to a BNC Connector
Connect a coaxial cable with the BNC plugs to the BNC connectors on the rear panel as illustrated below.
to AC IN to a wall outlet
To connect an AC power cord securely with an AC plug holder
1 AC IN socket
Insert the BNC plug into the connector on the rear panel, matching the slit and pin, and turn the BNC plug clockwise to secure the connection.
AC power plug
AC plug holder Plug the power cord into the AC IN socket. Then, attach the AC plug holder (supplied) on top of the AC power cord. 2
Lock levers
Slide the AC plug holder over the cord until it locks.
15 Specifications
Video signal Picture performance For PVM-14M4U/14M4E/14M4A/20M4U/20M4E/ For PVM-14M4U/14M4E/14M4A/14M2U/14M2E/ 20M4A: 14M2A: Color system NTSC, PAL, SECAM, NTSC4.43 Normal scan 7 % over scan of CRT effective screen Resolution 800 TV lines area Aperture correction 0 dB to +6 dB Under scan 5 % underscan of CRT effective screen Frequency response area LINE 10 MHz ± 3 dB (Y signal) H. linearity Less than 4.0 % (typical) RGB 10 MHz ± 3 dB V. linearity Less than 4.0 % (typical) Synchronization AFC time constant 1.0 msec. Convergence For PVM-14M2U/14M2E/14M2A/20M2U/20M2E: Central area: Less than 0.4 mm (typical) Peripheral area: Less than 0.5 mm (typical) Color system NTSC, PAL, SECAM, NTSC4.43 Resolution 600 TV lines Raster size stability H: 1.0%, V: 1.5% Aperture correction 0 dB to +6 dB High voltage regulation Frequency response 3.5 % LINE 10 MHz ± 3 dB (Y signal) Color temperature D65/D93, selectable RGB 10 MHz ± 3 dB USER (3,200KÐ10,000K, factory Synchronization AFC time constant 1.0 msec. setting is D65) For PVM-20M4U/20M4E/20M4A: Normal scan 7 % over scan of CRT effective screen area Under scan 5 % underscan of CRT effective screen area H. linearity Less than 5.0 % (typical) V. linearity Less than 5.0 % (typical) Convergence Central area: Less than 0.5 mm (typical) Peripheral area: Less than 0.7 mm (typical) Raster size stability H: 1.0%, V: 1.5% High voltage regulation 4.0 % Color temperature D65/D93, selectable USER (3,200KÐ10,000K, factory setting is D65) For PVM-20M2U/20M2E Normal scan 7 % over scan of CRT effective screen area Under scan 5 % underscan of CRT effective screen area H. linearity Less than 5.0 % (typical) V. linearity Less than 5.0 % (typical) Convergence Central area: Less than 0.6 mm (typical) Peripheral area: Less than 1.0 mm (typical) Raster size stability H: 1.0%, V: 1.5% High voltage regulation 4.0 % Color temperature D65/D93, selectable USER (3,200KÐ10,000K, factory setting is D65)
16 Inputs (common to all models) General LINE A/B For PVM-14M4U: × VIDEO IN BNC connector ( 2), 1Vp-p ±6 dB, CRT SMPTE-C phosphor sync negative Power consumption 90 W (with SDI: 99 W) × a) AUDIO IN Phono jack ( 2), Ð5 dBu , more than Power requirements 120 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.0 A 47 kilo-ohms Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 346 × 340 × 431 mm LINE C 5 1 (13 ⁄8 × 13 ⁄2 × 17 inches) ×1) Y/C IN 4-pin mini-DIN ( not incl. projecting parts and controls See the pin assignment on page 19. Mass Approx. 16.7kg (36 lb 13 oz) × a) AUDIO IN Phono jack ( 1), Ð5 dBu , more than Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) 47 kilo-ohms AC plug holder (1) RGB/COMPONENT Tally label (1) × R/R-Y,G/Y,B/B-Y IN: BNC connector ( 3) Cable with a 20-pin connector (1) R, G, B channels: 0.7 Vp-p, ±6 dB Sync on green: 0.3 Vp-p, negative For PVM-14M4E/14M4A: R-Y, B-Y channels: 0.7 Vp-p, ±6 dB CRT EBU phosphor Y channel: 0.7 Vp-p, ±6 dB Power consumption 90 W (with SDI: 99 W) (Standard color bar signal of 75% Power requirements 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.2Ð0.5 A chrominance) Peak inrush current AUDIO IN Phono jack (×1), Ð5 dBua), more than (1) Power ON, current probe method: 18 A (240 V) 47 kilo-ohms (2) Hot switching inrush current, measured in EXT SYNC IN BNC connector (×1) accordance with European standard EN55103-1: 4 Vp-p, ±6 dB, sync negative 4 A (230 V) × × REMOTE 20-pin connector (×1) Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 346 340 431 mm 5 × 1 × See the pin assignment on page 19. (13 ⁄8 13 ⁄2 17 inches) not incl. projecting parts and controls a) 0 dBu = 0.775 Vr.m.s. Mass Approx. 16.7kg (36 lb 13 oz) Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) AC plug holder (1) Tally label (1) Outputs (common to all models) Cable with a 20-pin connector (1) LINE A/B For PVM-14M2U: VIDEO OUT BNC connector (×2) loop-through, CRT P-22 phosphor Automatic 75 ohms termination Power consumption 90 W (with SDI: 99 W) AUDIO OUT Phono jack (×2) loop-through Power requirements 120 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.0 A LINE C Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 346 × 340 × 431 mm Y/C OUT 4-pin mini-DIN (×1) loop-through, (135⁄8 × 131⁄2 × 17 inches) Automatic 75 ohms termination not incl. projecting parts and controls AUDIO OUT Phono jack (×1) loop-through Mass Approx. 16.7kg (36 lb 13 oz) RGB/COMPONENT Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) R/R-Y,G/Y,B/B-Y OUT: BNC connector (×3) AC plug holder (1) loop-through Tally label (1) Automatic 75 ohms termination Cable with a 20-pin connector (1) AUDIO OUT Phono jack (×1) loop-through EXT SYNC OUT BNC connector (×1) Automatic 75 ohms termination Speaker output Output level: 0.8 W
17 Specifications
For PVM-14M2E/14M2A: For PVM-20M2U: CRT P-22 phosphor CRT P-22 phosphor Power consumption 90 W (with SDI: 99 W) Power consumption 115 W (with SDI: 125 W) Power requirements 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.2Ð0.5 A Power requirements 120 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.2 A Peak inrush current Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 450 × 458 × 503 mm (1) Power ON, current probe method: 18 A (240 V) (173⁄4 ×181⁄8 × 197⁄8 inches) (2) Hot switching inrush current, measured in not incl. projecting parts and controls accordance with European standard EN55103-1: Mass Approx. 30.0 kg (66 lb 2 oz) 4 A (230 V) Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 346 × 340 × 431 mm AC plug holder (1) (135⁄8 × 131⁄2 × 17 inches) Tally label (1) not incl. projecting parts and controls Cable with a 20-pin connector (1) Mass Approx. 16.7kg (36 lb 13 oz) For PVM-20M2E: Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) CRT P-22 phosphor AC plug holder (1) Power consumption 120 W (with SDI: 130 W) Tally label (1) Power requirements 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.5Ð0.6 A Cable with a 20-pin connector (1) Peak inrush current For PVM-20M4U: (1) Power ON, current probe method: 18 A (240 V) CRT SMPTE-C phosphor (2) Hot switching inrush current, measured in Power consumption 125 W (with SDI: 135 W) accordance with European standard EN55103-1: Power requirements 120 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.3 A 7 A (230 V) Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 450 × 458 × 503 mm Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 450 × 458 × 503 mm (173⁄4 × 181⁄8 × 197⁄8 inches) (173⁄4 ×181⁄8 × 197⁄8 inches) not incl. projecting parts and controls not incl. projecting parts and controls Mass Approx. 30.0 kg (66 lb 2 oz) Mass Approx. 30.0 kg (66 lb 2 oz) Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) AC plug holder (1) AC plug holder (1) Tally label (1) Tally label (1) Cable with a 20-pin connector (1) Cable with a 20-pin connector (1) For PVM-20M4E/20M4A: CRT EBU phosphor Common to all models Power consumption 130 W (with SDI: 140 W) Operating temperature Power requirements 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.6Ð0.6 A 0 to +35¡C (32 to 95¡F) Peak inrush current Transport and Storage temperature (1) Power ON, current probe method: 18 A (240 V) Ð10 to +40¡C (14 to104¡F) (2) Hot switching inrush current, measured in Pressure 700 to 1,060 hPa accordance with European standard EN55103-1: Humidity 0 to 90% (no condensation) 7 A (230 V) Dimensions (w/h/d) Approx. 450 × 458 × 503 mm Design and specifications are subject to change (173⁄4 × 181⁄8 × 197⁄8 inches) without notice. not incl. projecting parts and controls Mass Approx. 30.0 kg (66 lb 2 oz) Accessory supplied AC power cord (1) AC plug holder (1) Tally label (1) Cable with a 20-pin connector (1)
18 Pin assignment REMOTE connector (20-pin) Y/C IN connector (4-pin mini-DIN)
3 8 13 4 9 14 18 21 1 5 10 15 19 2 4 3 6 11 16 20 * 7 12 17
Pin No. Signal Description Pin No. Signal Wire color 1 Y-input 1 Vp-p, sync negative, 1 Blue only Brown 75 ohms 2 H/V DELAY Red 2 CHROMA 300 mVp-p (PAL)/ 3 MAIN/SUB* Orange subcarrier-input 286 mVp-p (NTSC), burst 4 EXT SYNC Yellow Delay time between Y 5 DEGAUSS Green and C: within 0 ± 100 nsec., 75 ohms 6 R ch ON/OFF* Blue 3 GND for Y-input GND 7 TALLY Purple 4 GND for GND 8 LINE B Grey CHROMA-input 9 GND White 10 GND Black 11 GND Pink 12 GND Light Blue 13 LINE A Spiral Orange 14 LINE/RGB Spiral Yellow 15 GND Spiral Green 16 L ch ON/OFF* Spiral Blue 17 REMOTE Spiral Purple 18 LINE C Spiral Grey 19 UNDER SCAN Spiral Pink 20 16:9 Spiral Light Blue (* For digital audio control)
How to connect a remote control unit Connect No.17 pin to one of the GND pins (No.9 Ð 12, and 15), then connect pins for the functions you want to use to other GND pins (No.9 Ð 12, and 15).
How to light the tally lamp Connect No.7 pin to one of the GND pins (No.9 Ð 12, and 15).
19 SECTION 3 SET-UP ADJUSTMENTS
3-1. PREPARATIONS (1) 7. Change of service data The service data is made larger with the [i] key and smaller with IService Mode I the mkey. When continuously pressing the keys, the operation This set is provided with a switch for service on the front panel that will be repeated. can be used to make various adjustments. The operation method of this switch is explained in detail below. 8. Reading of service data When reading data from the ROM to the RAM, press the [B / 0] 1. Entering the service mode key once and check than the READ display is shown in the guid Simultaneously press the [ENTER] key and the [DEGAUSS] key ance, and then press the [B/0] key once again. The adjustment shown on the display of the menu. data that is written will return to its previous state, so please be careful. 2. Service mode display 9. Writing of service data (4) (3) (6) When writing data from the RAM to the ROM, press the [DE {S) Ig~ I I GAUSS] key once and check that the WRITE display shown in Range of Service Mode Display the guidance, and then press the [DEGAUSS] key once again. Not only the displayed data will be written, but all data, so please be careful.
(I) The service items are largely classified into 16 types displayed 10. Carrying out FACTORY RESETTING by titles. In case the adjustment data has been destroyed for some reason, (2) The names of the service items or READ/WRITE guidance, etc., and you keep pressing the [B/0] key at the beginning of the above are displayed. The names are displayed to the left and the guid reading, the READ guidance will change to FACTORY RESET ance to the right. guidance in approximately 3 seconds so that the factory reset (3) This is the serial number for each of the service items. 1-120. ting can be carried out. By once again pressing the [B/0] key (4) This is the adjustment data for the service items that are now after this, resetting will be carried out {[*] will be displayed as stored in the RAM.Adjustments can be made by changing these status) and factory resetting will be executed. However, in case values, but as long as nothing is written to the ROM the adjust· the data available at the time of shipment from the factory has ment values will be erased by turning off the power or by read been destroyed, or if the ROM has been replaced, etc., or if fac ing, so please be careful. tory setting mentioned later on has been carried out, factory re (5) When the adjustment data that is now displayed is identical with setting is executed. the data in the ROM, the cursor (.,.) is displayed. (6) The present status is displayed. 11. Carrying out FACTORY SETIING [*]: Writing to the ROM. Make sure not to turn off the power Make sure to make possible the above factory resetting by mak while this display is on. ing a copy of the adjustment data when replacing the ROM. If [?]: ROM reading error. In this case, an image is output with the you keep pressing the [DEGAUSS] key at the beginning of the standard adjustment data that the microcomputer itself possesses. above writing, the WRITEguidance will change into FACTORY [i,]: Problem in the I2C bus. RESET guidance after approximately 3 seconds. By once again pressing the [DEGAUSS] key after this, setting will be carried 3. Finishing the service mode out([*] will be displayed as status) and the data will be copied. Simultaneously press the [ENTER] key and the [DEGAUSS] key By carrying out this operation, the selection items of the menu shown on the display of the menu. and the adjustment values will be reset to the standard condi tions, so please be careful. If this operation is carried out once, it 4. Easy ON/OFF of the service mode cannot be carried out again, but the FACTORY SET FLAG (No. If once entering the service mode after having turned on the power, 120) in the service mode can be set to I. easy ON/OFF is possible by once more pressing the A, B or C switch on the front panel (the LED lights) as long as the power is not turned off or as long as the service mode is not finished. 5. Change of position of the service mode display If the switch is continuously pressed when turning on in the above easy mode, the display position moves in the V direction. This method is used when the display is outside of the effective screen area.
6. Change of service items The items are returned with the [MENU] key and forwarded with the [ENTER] key. When a key is continuously pressed, the op eration will be repeated.
-16- SERVICE MAP * Signify (The setting is vary with the destination.) Table3-1 Table map (1) Refer to the "Table 3-1 Table map (2)."
No. SERVICEITEM MAX STD No. SERVICEITEM MAX STD 1 NOR50DEF HFREQUENCY 255 85 61 C/T1D?? BIAS
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