COLOR VIDEO MONITOR
INSTRUCTIONS
TM-1051DG
LCT1993-001B-H
POWER CONNECTION
The power supply voltage rating of this product is AC 120 V (For U.S.A. and Canada only) and AC 220-240 V (For European
countries or United Kingdom), the power cord attached conforms to the following power supply voltage and countries. Use only
the power cord designated to ensure Safety and EMC regulations of each countries.
Power cord
Power supply voltage:
Countries:
AC 120 V
U.S.A. and Canada
AC 220-240 V
European countries
AC 220-240 V
United Kingdom
Warning:
• Do not use the same Power Cord for AC 120 V as for AC 220-240 V. Doing so may cause malfunction, electric shock or fire.
Note for the United Kingdom power cord only
The plug on the United Kingdom power cord has a built-in fuse. When replacing the fuse, be sure to use only a correctly rated
approved type, re-fit the fuse cover.
(Consult your dealer or qualified service personnel.)
How to replace the fuse
Open the fuse compartment with a blade screw driver, and
replace the fuse.
(* An example is shown in the illustration.)
Fuse
CONTENTS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ...........................................................................2
Controls and Features ..............................................................................4
Preparation ................................................................................................8
Basic Menu Operations ............................................................................9
How to Use MAIN MENU .........................................................................11
How to Use SET-UP MENU .....................................................................13
How to Use the External Control............................................................18
Troubleshooting ......................................................................................20
Self-check Indications ............................................................................21
Specifications..........................................................................................22
3
Controls and Features
7 Front Panel
1
2
3 4
5 6 7
8
9
p
1 Tally lamp
4 MENU control
This lamp is controlled by the tally function of the
MAKE/TRIGGER terminal.
☞ “How to Use the MAKE/TRIGGER Terminal” on pages
18 and 19
Displays or closes a menu screen.
• You can set the lamp color to red or green.
☞ “TALLY SELECT” on page 14, “How to Use the
MAKE/TRIGGER Terminal” on pages 18 and 19
While a menu screen is displayed,
selects or adjusts the menu items
2 CHROMA ( )/PHASE (
) button
by moving the control to / /
/
.
Activates the Chroma (picture color density)
adjustment mode or the Phase (picture hue)
adjustment mode. Each time you press the button,
the adjustment modes change.
☞ “Basic Menu Operations” on pages 9
and 10
To adjust the value, move the MENU control (4) to
/
.
To display the SET-UP MENU:
Press the CHROMA/PHASE button (2) while
NOTES:
• CHROMA is not adjustable when the B/W (50 Hz/60 Hz)
signal is input.
moving the MENU control to
.
• PHASE is not adjustable when the PAL signal or the B/W
(50 Hz/60 Hz) signal is input.
To select the channel of the audio output from
the audio output terminal:
When SD SDI signal (including EMBEDDED AUDIO
signal) is input, you can select the channel of the
audio signal output from the audio output terminal.
3 CONTRAST ( )/BRIGHT ( ) button
Activates the picture contrast adjustment mode or
picture brightness adjustment mode. Each time you
press the button, the adjustment modes change.
To adjust the value, move the MENU control (4) to
Move the MENU control to
/
to select the audio
output mode while no menu screen is displayed.
• If you change the audio output mode, the channel
of the audio signal output from the audio output
terminal changes.
/
.
☞ “6 Audio output terminals” on page 7
• Set the group of the audio output modes you want
to select beforehand.
☞ “E. AUDIO GROUP” on page 14
4
5 UNDER SCAN button
Reduces the screen size so that the whole screen is
displayed.
7 About the status display
Displays information of the current input selection
and the monitor settings for about 3 seconds.
To show the status display, set “STATUS DISPLAY”
to “AUTO” or “MANUAL” beforehand.
6 SCREENS CHECK button
Only the selected luminance signal or RGB element
of a video signal is displayed. Each time you press
this button, the screen changes in the following
order:
☞ “STATUS DISPLAY” on page 16
Pressing the INPUT SELECT button currently
selected shows the status display.
Normal screen = Monochrome screen =
Red screen = Green screen = Blue screen =
(back to the beginning)
NOTE:
• When “STATUS DISPLAY” is set to “AUTO,” the status
display also appears on the screen if you change the
inputs or the signal condition changes.
7 MARKER button
Turns the MARKER function ON/OFF.
• MARKER function includes MARKER SELECT,
ASPECT SELECT, and SAFETY MARKER
functions.
☞ “MARKER” on page 12
1 Input status
NOTES:
• Functions do not operate when they are set to “OFF” in
the “MARKER” menu.
• Initial setting of each function in the “MARKER” menu is
“OFF.” Before you use the MARKER function, you must
change the “MARKER” menu settings first.
2 Signal format
• “NO SYNC” is displayed when no video signal
is input or no synchronized signal is detected.
• If “NO SYNC” is displayed even though a video
signal is input, check the setting of “SYNC
SELECT.”
☞ “SYNC SELECT” on page 14
• “Out of range” is displayed when a
noncompliant signal is input.
8 INPUT SELECT buttons/lamps
Select an input to display.
A: Select the video signal input to the VIDEO A
terminal.
B: Select the video signal input to the VIDEO B
terminal.
C: Select the signal input to the E. AUDIO SDI IN
C terminal.
D: Select the signal input to the E. AUDIO SDI IN
D terminal.
• The corresponding lamp of the input currently
selected lights up.
3 Setting of “COLOR TEMP.”
☞ “COLOR TEMP.” on page 15
“ * ” is displayed if white balance is adjusted in the
“COLOR TEMP./BAL.” menu.
4 Appears when “SYNC SELECT” is set to
“EXT.” (External synchronization)
☞ “SYNC SELECT” on page 14
5 Setting of UNDER SCAN
9 Power lamp
☞ “5 UNDER SCAN button” on the left column
Unlit:
The main power is off.
OVER:
Over-scan
Orange: The main power is on and the monitor is in
stand-by mode.
UNDER: Under-scan
Green: The monitor is on.
6 Setting of SCREENS CHECK
☞ “6 SCREENS CHECK button” on the left column
p Stand-by button
COLOR:
MONO:
R ONLY:
G ONLY:
B ONLY:
Normal screen
Monochrome screen
Red screen
Green screen
Blue screen
Turns on and off the monitor when the main power
is on.
NOTES:
• Turn on the main power by using the main power switch
on the rear panel.
• You can set the delay time between when the stand-by
button is pressed and when the monitor actually turns on.
☞ “RUSH DELAY TIME” on page 14
7 Setting of MARKER
☞ “7 MARKER button” on the left column
5
Controls and Features (cont.)
7 Rear Panel
3
4
1
2
5
1 Main power switch
Turns the main power on and off.
• I : on ⅜ : off
4 External synchronized signal input/output
terminals (for both VIDEO A and VIDEO B)
Input (IN) and output (OUT) terminals for the
composite synchronized signals.
• To use these terminals, set “SYNC SELECT” to
“EXT.”
NOTE:
• You need to turn on the stand-by button on the front
panel to turn on the monitor after turning on the main
power switch.
☞ “SYNC SELECT” on page 14
NOTES:
2 AC inlet
• When an external synchronized signal is input, external
synchronization is prioritized for both VIDEO A and
VIDEO B.
• The IN and OUT terminals are bridge-connected (auto
termination).
Power input connector. Connect the provided AC
power cord to an AC outlet (120 V/220-240 V AC,
50 Hz/60 Hz).
• Attach the provided Power Cord Holder to prevent
accidental disconnection of the AC power cord.
☞ “Attaching the Power Cord Holder” on page 8
5 REMOTE (external control) terminals
(MAKE/TRIGGER)
Terminals for controlling the monitor by an external
control.
• Enables the monitor to be controlled by short-
circuiting the pin terminal in this terminal or by
inputting the pulse signal.
3 Composite signal input/output terminals
(VIDEO A, VIDEO B)
Input (IN) and output (OUT) terminals for the
composite signals of the NTSC, PAL, and B/W
(50 Hz/60 Hz).
NOTES:
☞ “How to Use the External Control” on pages 18 and 19
• NTSC and PAL are switched in the “COLOR SYSTEM.”
☞ “COLOR SYSTEM” on page 14
• The IN and OUT terminals are bridge-connected (auto
termination).
6
6
7
8
To select the audio channel:
6 Audio output terminals (E. AUDIO MONITOR
Using the MENU control, you can select the audio
channel output from the audio output terminal.
☞ “4 MENU control” on page 4
• Set the group of the audio output modes you want to
select beforehand.
OUT)
Decodes EMBEDDED AUDIO signals and outputs
them as analogue signals.
• See the table below for the combinations of the
audio channels from the CH1 or CH2 terminal.
☞ “E. AUDIO GROUP” on page 14
Audio output terminals
Audio output modes
CH1
CH2
7 E. AUDIO SDI terminals (IN C, IN D)
Accepts the following signals.
1ch
2ch
channel 1
channel 2
channel 2
channel 2
• SMPTE259M SD SDI signal
• EMBEDDED AUDIO signals including up to 8 audio
channels with the sampling frequency of 48 kHz.
3ch
channel 3
channel 4
4ch
channel 4
channel 4
5ch
channel 5
channel 6
About the AUDIO LEVEL METER function
6ch
channel 6
channel 6
You can check the conditions of the current EMBEDDED
AUDIO signals on the AUDIO LEVEL METER display.
You can turn on/off the AUDIO LEVEL METER display or
change its setting using SET-UP MENU.
7ch
8ch
channel 7
channel 8
channel 8
channel 8
1–2ch
3–4ch
5–6ch
7–8ch
1–4ch
5–8ch
AUTO
channels 1+2
channels 3+4
channels 5+6
channels 7+8
channels 1–4
channels 5–8
all channels
channels 1+2
channels 3+4
channels 5+6
channels 7+8
channels 1–4
channels 5–8
all channels
☞ “STATUS DISPLAY” on pages 16 and 17
8 SWITCHED OUT terminal
Outputs the re-clocked signals.
• The input signal (INPUT C or D) currently selected
is output from this terminal.
About the audio output level
NOTES:
• When several audio channels are output at the same
time, the more channels that are selected, the lower
each channel’s output level will be. (Each channel’s
output level becomes half for “1–2ch,” quarter for
“1–4ch.”)
• The “AUTO” setting mixes and outputs all channels the
signal has. The output level is automatically set
according to the number of channels.
• When you change the input to INPUT A or B, the signal
of INPUT C or D selected last time is output from this
terminal.
• The signal is output from this terminal only when the
monitor is turned on.
NOTES:
• When you change the input to INPUT A or B, the audio
signals and channels of INPUT C or D selected last
time are output from these terminals.
• The audio signal is output from these terminals only
when the monitor is turned on.
7
Preparation
7Attaching the Power Cord Holder
• The provided Power Cord Holder prevents accidental disconnection of the AC power cord from the AC inlet.
• The Power Cord Holder consists of two parts; a case and a cover.
1. Attach the Power Cord Holder case to the AC inlet on the back of the monitor with 2
screws (provided).
Caution:
Use only the provided screws.
2. Attach the Power Cord Holder cover to the AC power cord.
Close the cover until it clicks.
3. Plug in the AC power cord to the AC inlet, and connect the Power Cord Holder cover to
the case.
Push until it clicks.
Caution:
NOTE:
• A different plug shape will result in the cover being
• To disconnect the power cord, click the tab to open the
attached to a different position.
cover.
• Make sure the plug doesn't pull out after the cover is
attached.
8
Basic Menu Operations
7About the Menu Screens
This monitor features MAIN MENU which contains the functions normally used and SET-UP MENU which contains
the initial settings of the monitor.
MAIN MENU
Items
Functions
APERTURE CONTROL
sub menu SELECT
MARKER
Compensates the frequency characteristics of the luminance signal of a video signal.
Selects the positions and the contents of the sub-menu display.
Controls ON/OFF and other settings of the MARKER SELECT, ASPECT SELECT, and SAFETY
MARKER functions included in the MARKER function.
ASPECT
Selects the aspect ratio.
Degausses the screen.
DEGAUSS on
SET-UP MENU
Items
Functions
FUNCTION SETTING
Sets the control systems for the COLOR SYSTEM, synchronized signal, RUSH DELAY TIME, colors
of the tally lamp, groups of the audio output modes, and MAKE/TRIGGER terminal.
• Can be also used to check the amount of time that the monitor has been used.
PICTURE SUB ADJ.
The standard value (“00”) of the picture adjustment is initially set at the factory.You can adjust the
standard value as you want.
COLOR TEMP./BAL.
SIZE/POSI. ADJ.
Sets or adjusts the color temperature and white balance.
Adjusts the size and position of the picture.
DISTORTION ADJ.
Compensates the picture distortion, tilt, and the color heterogeneity caused by geomagnetic
influence.
STATUS DISPLAY
CONTROL LOCK
Sets the items related to the display screens, such as the status display or the AUDIO LEVEL
METER display.
Prohibits altering the monitor operations except turning the monitor on/off and deactivating this
function.
• Operating the monitor by the external control is available if this function is activated.
all reset
Resets all the settings you have made to factory-preset values.
• Adjustments made by using the front panel buttons will also be reset.
NOTE:
• Some items may not appear on the menu depending on the input or the input signal. Those items are not available to use.
7Buttons for Menu Operations
MENU control
Displays or closes a menu
screen.
While a menu screen is
displayed, selects or adjusts the
menu items by moving the
CHROMA/PHASE button
To display SET-UP MENU, press
the CHROMA/PHASE button
while moving the MENU control
control to / /
/
.
to
.
9
Basic Menu Operations (cont.)
7Displaying the Menu
7About “ sub menu”
When “ sub menu” is displayed in the menu, only
selected item in that menu can be displayed and
adjusted. This allows you to make adjustments while
looking at the actual screen.
Screens
To display MAIN MENU
Press the MENU control on the front panel.
To display SET-UP MENU
Press the CHROMA/PHASE button while moving the
MENU control to
.
NOTES:
• To exit the menu, press the MENU control several times.
• The menu automatically exits about 30 seconds after the
last menu operation.
• To go back to the previous menu, press the MENU control.
1. Select “ sub menu,” then move the
MENU control to
The adjustment bar is displayed at the bottom or top
of the screen.
.
7Menu Operation Procedure
1. Press the MENU control.
2. Move the MENU control to
/
to
MAIN MENU is displayed on the screen.
select the item you want to set.
3. Move the MENU control to
make adjustments.
/
to
To exit the sub-menu display:
Press the MENU control.
To change the positions and the contents of the
sub-menu display
Select “sub menu SELECT” in MAIN MENU, then change
2. Move the MENU control to
/
to
select the item you want to set, then
the setting by moving the MENU control to
/
.
move it to
.
UPPER1: The current setting and adjustment bar
appear at the top of the screen.
LOWER2: The current setting appears at the
bottom of the screen.
The menu screen of the selected item is displayed
on the screen.
(Ex.)
UPPER2: The current setting appears at the top
of the screen.
LOWER1: The current setting and adjustment bar
appear at the bottom of the screen.
7About “reset”
3. Move the MENU control to
select the item you want to adjust.
4. Move the MENU control to
/
to
to
Restores all menu settings (currently displayed) to
factory-preset values.
/
make adjustments.
(Ex.)
1. Move the MENU control to
“reset,” then move it to
Confirmation message is displayed.
2. To initialize, move the MENU control to
/
to select
.
.
• To cancel the initialization, press the MENU
control.
NOTE:
• This function is only available when “reset” is displayed in
the menu.
5. Press the MENU control several times to
exit MAIN MENU.
10
How to Use MAIN MENU
7MAIN MENU Screens
MAIN MENU
Setting Items
Move the MENU
control to
.
☞ page 10
☞ page 12
Move the MENU control
to
/
to adjust an
☞ page 12
item.
About “ sub menu” and
“reset,” ☞ page 10
* To go back to the previous menu,
press the MENU control.
NOTE:
• Some items may not appear on the menu depending on the input or the input signal. Those items are not available to use.
7Functions and Adjustment Range of Items
APERTURE CONTROL
sub menu SELECT
Compensates the
Selects the positions and the contents of the sub-menu
display.
☞ “To change the positions and the contents of the sub-
frequency characteristics of
the luminance signal of a
video signal.
menu display” on page 10
7 LEVEL
Adjusts the compensation value. The higher the
number is, the larger the compensation value gets.
• 00 O 10
7 CONTROL FREQ.
Selects the frequency to compensate.
HIGH: Compensates the high frequencies.
LOW:
OFF:
Compensates the low frequencies.
No compensation.
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How to Use MAIN MENU (cont.)
7 ASPECT SELECT/R-ASPECT SELECT
MARKER
Selects the aspect ratio.
Controls ON/OFF and other
settings of the MARKER
SELECT, ASPECT
• 4:3/13:9/14:9
SELECT, and SAFETY
MARKER functions
included in the MARKER
function.
NOTES:
• For the 4:3 screen ratio, only SAFETY MARKER and R-
SAFETY MARKER are displayed.
• To set up non-“R-” items, press the MARKER button on the
front panel. An external control system should not be
operated at this time.
7 SAFETY MARKER/R-SAFETY MARKER
Displays dotted lines to indicate the areas
corresponding to 80%, 88%, or 90% of the screen
size (the aspect ratio setting in “ASPECT SELECT/
R-ASPECT SELECT”).
• Using the external control, you can select either “R-” items
or non-“R-” items to activate.
• OFF/80%/88%/90%
☞ “How to Use the External Control” on pages 18 and 19
NOTES:
• When a picture of 4:3 aspect ratio is input, SAFETY
MARKER for 4:3 screen is displayed.
• To display SAFETY MARKER for 16:9 screen ratio
when a picture of 16:9 aspect ratio is input, set
“MARKER SELECT/R-MARKER SELECT” to “OFF.” (In
this case, setting of ASPECT SELECT is invalid.)
7 MARKER SELECT/R-MARKER SELECT
It displays the area of the aspect ratio that has been
set in the ASPECT SELECT/R-ASPECT SELECT,
superimposed on the current screen.
OFF:
LINE:
HALF:
MARKER SELECT does not function.
Displays the area with an outline.
The area outside the specified screen
ratio is displayed as a 50%
ASPECT
transparency.
Selects the aspect ratio.
HALF+L: The area of the specified screen ratio
is indicated by an outline, and the area
outside of that is displayed as a 50%
transparency.
• 4:3/16:9
DEGAUSS on
BLK.:
The area outside the specified screen
ratio is black. Only the portion of the
picture within the designated area is
displayed.
Degausses the screen.
While degaussing, “Degaussing!” is displayed on the
screen.
BLK. +L: The area of the specified screen ratio
is indicated by an outline, and the area
outside of that becomes black so that
only the area inside the line is
displayed.
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How to Use SET-UP MENU
7SET-UP MENU Screens
SET-UP MENU
Setting Items
Move the MENU
control to
.
☞ page 17
Move the MENU
control to
adjust an item.
/
to
About “ sub menu”
and “reset,” ☞ page 10
* To go back to the previous menu,
press the MENU control.
NOTE:
• Some items may not appear on the menu depending on the input or the input signal. Those items are not available to use.
13
How to Use SET-UP MENU (cont.)
7Functions and Adjustment Range of Items
• The tally lamp is controlled using the MAKE/TRIGGER
terminal of the REMOTE (external control) terminals.
FUNCTION SETTING
Sets the control systems for
the COLOR SYSTEM,
☞ “How to Use the MAKE/TRIGGER Terminal” on
pages 18 and 19
synchronized signal, RUSH
DELAY TIME, colors of the
tally lamp, groups of the
audio output modes, and
7 REMOTE SYSTEM
Sets the MAKE/TRIGGER terminal.
☞ “How to Use the MAKE/TRIGGER Terminal” on pages
18 and 19
MAKE/TRIGGER terminal.
• CONTROL FORM:
Selects the control system for the MAKE/
TRIGGER terminal.
• Can be also used to check the amount of time that
the monitor has been used.
7 COLOR SYSTEM
MAKE: Selects the make contact system as
the external control method.
TRIG.: Selects the trigger system as the
external control method.
Selects the color system.
AUTO: Changes NTSC and PAL automatically.
NTSC: Keeps the color system NTSC.
PAL:
Keeps the color system PAL.
SET: You can apply the functions to the 1st
to 6th pin terminals of the MAKE/
TRIGGER terminal as you want.
• PORT F1 – PORT F6:
NOTE:
• Normally select “AUTO.” However, if the input signal is
unstable, select “NTSC” or “PAL.”
Selects the function to be applied to the 1st to 6th
pin terminals of the MAKE/TRIGGER terminal.
☞ “How to Use the MAKE/TRIGGER Terminal” on page
18
7 SYNC SELECT
Selects the synchronized signal.
INT.:
The input video signal is synchronized
with the built-in sync signal.
NOTE:
EXT.:
The input video signal is synchronized
with an external signal from an external
sync terminal.
• You can set “PORT F1” – “PORT F6” only when
“CONTROL FORM” is set to “SET.”
7 E. AUDIO GROUP
7 RUSH DELAY TIME
Sets the group of the available audio output modes
selected by the MENU control.
Sets the delay time between when the stand-by
button is pressed and when the monitor actually
turns on.
1G:
STD.:
Power turns on about 1 second after the
stand-by button is pressed.
2G:
SLOW: Power turns on about 3.2 seconds after
1-2G:
the stand-by button is pressed.
NOTE:
• When SD SDI signal (including EMBEDDED
AUDIO signal) is input, you can select the channel
of the audio signal output from the audio output
terminal by changing the audio output mode.
☞ “6 Audio output terminals” on page 7
• It is recommended to apply “SLOW” to some of the
monitors if you need to turn on multiple monitors at the
same time.You can control the rush current of the entire
system.
7 TALLY SELECT
7 HOUR METER X100h
Selects the color of the tally lamp on the upper right
of the front panel.
Displays the total usage time of the monitor in
hundred-hour units.
GREEN: The tally lamp lights in green.
• 000 O 655
NOTES:
• When the timer passes 655, it returns to 000.
• The timer does not count usage time under one hour.
RED:
The tally lamp lights in red.
NOTES:
• “TALLY SELECT” does not appear on the menu when
both of the following conditions are applied:
– When selecting “TA. SEL” to a pin terminal of the
MAKE/TRIGGER terminal in “REMOTE SYSTEM” of
SET-UP MENU.
– When the external control is activated.
☞ “REMOTE SYSTEM” on the right column, “How to
Use the External Control” on pages 18 and 19
14
PICTURE SUB ADJ.
SIZE/POSI. ADJ.
The standard value (“00”) of
the picture adjustment is
initially set at the factory.
You can adjust the standard
value as you want.
Adjusts the size and
position of the picture.
7 CONTRAST
7 H. SIZE
• –20 O 00 O +20
Adjusts the horizontal screen size.
• –20 O 00 O +20 (*)
7 BRIGHT
–: Reduces the screen size horizontally.
+: Enlarges the screen size horizontally.
* You can adjust this item with in the range between 00
and +20 during the under-scan mode.
• –20 O 00 O +20
7 CHROMA
• –20 O 00 O +20
7 PHASE
7 H. POSITION
• –20 O 00 O +20
Adjusts the horizontal screen position.
• –20 O 00 O +20
–: Moves the screen to the left.
+: Moves the screen to the right.
COLOR TEMP./BAL.
7 V. SIZE
Sets or adjusts the color
temperature and white
balance.
Adjusts the vertical screen size.
• –20 O 00 O +20
–: Reduces the screen size vertically.
+: Enlarges the screen size vertically.
7 V. POSITION
Adjusts the vertical screen position.
NOTE:
• –10 O 00 O +10
–: Moves the screen down.
+: Moves the screen up.
• Use the five items indicated with
adjustments between the monitors.
mark to make fine
7 COLOR TEMP.
Selects the color temperature.
HIGH: Sets the color temperature to 9300.
LOW: Sets the color temperature to 6500.
7 BLUE DRIVE
Adjusts the blue drive level.
• MIN O 000 O MAX (in 127 grades)
7 RED DRIVE
Adjusts the red drive level.
• MIN O 000 O MAX (in 127 grades)
7 GREEN CUTOFF
Adjusts the green cut-off point.
• MIN O MAX (in 155 grades)
7 BLUE CUTOFF
Adjusts the blue cut-off point.
• MIN O MAX (in 155 grades)
7 RED CUTOFF
Adjusts the red cut-off point.
• MIN O MAX (in 155 grades)
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How to Use SET-UP MENU (cont.)
DISTORTION ADJ.
STATUS DISPLAY
Compensates the picture
distortion, tilt, and the color
heterogeneity caused by
the geomagnetic influence.
Sets the items related to the
display screens, such as
the status display or the
AUDIO LEVEL METER
display (see below).
7 STATUS DISPLAY
7 PARALLELOGRAM
Sets the status display.
Compensates the parallelogram picture distortion.
• AUTO/MANUAL/OFF
☞ “About the status display” on page 5
• –20 O 00 O +20
–: Moves the upper side of the picture to the
right, and the lower side to the left.
+: Moves the upper side of the picture to the
left, and the lower side to the right.
Setting the AUDIO LEVEL METER display
You can check the conditions of the current
EMBEDDED AUDIO signals on the AUDIO LEVEL
METER display.
7 TRAPEZOID
Compensates the trapezoid picture distortion.
• –20 O 00 O +20
–: Enlarges the upper side of the picture.
+: Reduces the upper side of the picture.
AUDIO LEVEL METER display example
LEVEL METER ch: 1-8, BAR TYPE: 3COLORS
7 ROTATION
OVER LEVEL
[–10dB/–8dB/–6dB/
–4dB/–2dB]
Compensates a picture tilt.
• –31 O 00 O +31
–: Turns the picture clockwise.
+: Turns the picture counterclockwise.
REFERENCE LEVEL
[–20dB/–18dB]
7 PURITY
Depending on the location of the monitor, there may
be color heterogeneity around the edge of the
screen caused by the geomagnetic influence.
You can avoid this color heterogeneity with this
function decreasing the geomagnetic influence.
Audio channels and OVER/
REFERENCE LEVEL indication
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The following items are the settings for the AUDIO
LEVEL METER display.
7 LEVEL METER ch
Selects the audio channels used in the AUDIO
LEVEL METER display.
• OFF/1:2/12:34/31:24/123:456/1-8
NOTES:
• This item does not appear on the menu when both of
the following conditions are applied:
– When selecting “L. METER” to a pin terminal of the
MAKE/TRIGGER terminal and “MAKE” to
“CONTROL FORM” of “REMOTE SYSTEM” in SET-
UP MENU.
– When activating the external control.
☞ “REMOTE SYSTEM” on page 14, “How to Use the
External Control” on pages 18 and 19
• Numbers indicate the audio channel. The channel
input level indicated on the left side of “:” is displayed
on the left side of the screen, and the channel input
level indicated on the right side of “:” is displayed on
the right side of the screen.
• The AUDIO LEVEL METER display does not appear
when this item is set to “OFF.”
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CONTROL LOCK
Prohibits altering the monitor operations except turning
the monitor on/off and deactivating this function.
• ON/OFF
NOTES:
• When “CONTROL LOCK” is set to “ON,” “
Control lock
on!” appears on the screen if you try to operate the monitor.
• Operating the monitor by the external control is available if
this function is activated.
all reset
Resets all the settings you have made to factory-preset
values.
• Adjustments made by using the front panel buttons
will also be reset.
• When “1-8” is selected, the channel input level for 1,
2, 3 and 4 is displayed on the left side of the screen,
and the channel input level for 5, 6, 7 and 8 is
displayed on the right side of the screen.
1. Move the MENU control to
reset,” then move it to
Confirmation message is displayed.
2. To initialize, move the MENU control to
/
to select “all
.
7 BAR TYPE
.
Selects the color of the AUDIO LEVEL METER
display.
• To cancel the initialization, press the MENU
control.
W. 100: White color display
W. 50: White (half transparent) display
3COLORS: The AUDIO LEVEL METER display
uses three different colors (red, yellow
and green) to indicate variations in
input levels.
Red:
Displayed when the audio input is at the
same level set in “OVER LEVEL” or higher.
Yellow: Displayed when the audio input is at the
same level set in “REFERENCE LEVEL” or
higher.
Green: Displayed when the audio input is lower
than the level set in “REFERENCE LEVEL.”
NOTES:
• For “W. 100” and “W. 50,” the line indication for the
standard input level set in the “REFERENCE LEVEL”
is displayed. Input level set in the “OVER LEVEL” is
not displayed.
• As for the audio channel bar display with no signal
input, white is displayed for the “3COLORS” setting,
and gray is displayed for other settings.
7 BAR BRIGHTNESS
Selects the brightness of the AUDIO LEVEL
METER display.
HIGH: Brighter
LOW: Darker
7 REFERENCE LEVEL
Sets the standard input level.
• –20dB/–18dB
7 OVER LEVEL
Sets the input level’s lower limit indicated in red for
the “3COLORS” display.
• –10dB/–8dB/–6dB/–4dB/–2dB
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How to Use the External Control
7About the External Control
The Monitor has the MAKE/TRIGGER terminal, which allows you to control the monitor by the MAKE (make
contact) or TRIG. (trigger) system selected in the function setting.
MAKE (make contact) system: Controls the function by short-circuiting the corresponding pin terminal to the
GND pin terminal, or disconnecting (opening) it.
TRIG. (trigger) system:
Controls the function by inputting the pulse signal instantaneously to the
corresponding pin terminal.
* Select “MAKE” or “TRIG.” from “REMOTE SYSTEM” in SET-UP MENU.
☞ “REMOTE SYSTEM” on page 14
NOTES:
• The external control has priority over operations using front panel buttons or menu functions of the monitor.
• When using the make contact system, you cannot use the functions which are applied to the MAKE/TRIGGER terminal
operating the front panel buttons or the menu of the monitor. (When using the trigger system you can also use those
functions operating the monitor directly.)
7How to Use the MAKE/TRIGGERTerminal
7 Function of the MAKE/TRIGGER terminal
The following are the configurations and the functions
of the pin terminals of the RJ-45 connector.You can
change the functions applied to the 1st to 6th pin
terminals by setting “REMOTE SYSTEM” of SET-UP
MENU.
7 To change the functions applied to the pin
terminals
1. Display SET-UP MENU, then move the MENU
control to
move it to
/
.
to select “REMOTE SYSTEM,” then
2. Move the MENU control to
/
to select
NO.
1
Functions to be controlled
Changes the input to INPUT A
Changes the input to INPUT C
“CONTROL FORM,” then move it to
“SET.”
/
to select
INP. A
INP. C
2
3. Move the MENU control to
/
to select the
3
MARKER Turns on/off MARKER
ASPECT Changes ASPECT
number of the pin terminal (PORT F1 – PORT F6)
4
you want to set, then move it to
function.
/
to select the
5
TALLY
Controls the tally lamp
6
L. METER Turns on/off AUDIO LEVEL
METER
NOTE:
• You cannot apply two or more functions to one terminal.
Caution:
This is a female
connecter.
7
8
External control
GND
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Functions controlled by the MAKE/TRIGGER Terminal
Display
INP. A
Functions to be controlled
Changes the input to INPUT A
Changes the input to INPUT B
Changes the input to INPUT C
Changes the input to INPUT D
Turns on/off COLOR OFF
Opening
Invalid
Invalid
Invalid
Invalid
Off
Short-circuiting
*1
Valid
INP. B
Valid
INP. C
Valid
INP. D
Valid
CO. OFF
MARKER
ASPECT
MA. SEL
TALLY
On (Monochrome screen)
*2
*2
Turns on/off MARKER
Off
On
Changes ASPECT
4:3
16:9
Selects the MARKER settings
Controls the tally lamp
Selects the settings without “R-” Selects the settings with “R-” *3
Off
On
Red
On
On
*4
TA. SEL
STATUS
L. METER
Selects the color of the tally lamp
Turns on/off the status display
Turns on/off AUDIO LEVEL METER
Green
Off
Off
*1 The TRIG. (trigger) system switches each function by short-circuiting for approx. 1 second.
*2 When selecting the TRIG. (trigger) system, these functions cannot be controlled if no signal is input.
*3 Activates the settings of the items with “R-” or without “R-” in the “MARKER” menu. ☞ “MARKER” on page 12
*4 Tally lamp Control and External control (the 7th pin terminal) can be controlled by the MAKE (make contact) system even
when you select the “TRIG.” (trigger) system.
Operation
1. Short-circuit the 7th pin terminal (External control) to the 8th pin terminal (GND) so that the monitor can be controlled by the
external control.
2. When selecting the “MAKE” (make contact) system, operate each function by short-circuiting the corresponding pin
terminal to the 8th pin terminal (GND) or opening it.
When selecting the “TRIG.” (trigger) system, operate each function by Pulse control, that is short-circuiting the
corresponding pin terminal to the 8th pin terminal (GND) for about 1 second.
NOTES:
• When controlling INP. A/B/C/D, only one terminal must be short-circuited. (Other terminals must be opened.)
• When selecting the “TRIG.” (trigger) system, you can operate only one function at a time. Operate the functions one by one.
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Troubleshooting
Solutions to common problems related to your monitor are described here. If none of the solutions presented here
solve the problem, unplug the monitor and consult a JVC-authorized dealer or service center for assistance.
Reference
pages
Problems
Points to be checked
Measures (Remedy)
Firmly insert the power plug.
No power supply
Is the power plug loosened or
disconnected?
—
Is the main power turned off?
Turn the main power on.
6
No picture with
the power on
Is the signal cable disconnected?
Connect the signal cable firmly.
6, 7
Is the power of the connected
component on?
Is the signal being output from the
connected component?
Turn on the power of the connected component
and set the output correctly.
—
Is the input selected correctly?
Select the correct input with the INPUT SELECT
buttons.
5
Is the input signal adapted to the
monitor’s specification?
Check if the input signal format is acceptable to
the monitor.
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Are any of the self-check indicators
(INPUT SELECT A through D lamps)
flashing?
Follow the procedures in “Self-check Indications.”
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Wrong color
Has the picture adjustment been
changed?
Set each picture adjustment to the standard (00)
value. Or, perform “reset” in “PICTURE SUB
ADJ.” to set each item of picture adjustment to
the standard value.
4, 15
Has the white balance setting been
changed?
Perform “reset” in “COLOR TEMP./BAL.” to set
each item to the standard value.
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5
Is the SCREENS CHECK function
activated?
Press the SCREENS CHECK button on the front
panel repeatedly to return the screen to normal.
Unnatural picture
Shaking picture
Has “CONTRAST” or “BRIGHT” been
changed?
Adjust CONTRAST or BRIGHT by using the front
panel buttons. Or, adjust “CONTRAST” or
“BRIGHT” in “PICTURE SUB ADJ.” in SET-UP
MENU.
4, 15
—
Is the monitor close to a motor,
transformer or any other device
generating a strong magnetic field?
(a fan, fluorescent light, laser printer,
another monitor, etc.)
Move the monitor away from the device until the
picture stops shaking.
Connect the power plug to another AC outlet
away from the former one.
Irregular color
Is the monitor placed or moved close to Move the device away from the monitor.
a speaker or any other magnetic
device?
Perform “DEGAUSS on” in MAIN MENU to
degauss the screen.
12
Has the position of the monitor been
changed with the power on?
When degaussing again, wait more than 30
minutes for maximum effect.
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Reference
pages
Problems
Points to be checked
Measures (Remedy)
Wrong picture
position, wrong
picture size
Has the picture position, size,
distortion, or tilt been changed?
Adjust the picture size (H. SIZE, V. SIZE) or
position (H. POSITION, V. POSITION) in “SIZE/
POSI. ADJ.”
Adjust the picture distortion (PARALLELOGRAM,
TRAPEZOID) or tilt (ROTATION) in
“DISTORTION ADJ.”
15, 16
It may not be possible to expand the picture due
to the selected input mode. In this case,
adjustment is impossible.
Has the UNDER SCAN button been
pressed?
Press the UNDER SCAN button to remove the
setting.
5
—
Some items do
not appear on the
menu
The items which are not available for
the current input or the current input
signal do not appear on the menu.
Change the input or the input signal.
Front panel
buttons do not
function
Has the CONTROL LOCK function
been set to “ON”?
Set the CONTROL LOCK function to “OFF.”
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Has the monitor’s setting been
changed to enable control by the
external control connected to the
REMOTE terminal?
Change the setting of the external control so that
the monitor can be operated by the buttons on
the front panel.
18, 19
The following are not malfunctions:
• When a bright still image (such as a white cloth) is displayed for a long period, it may appear to be colored. This is due
to the structure of the cathode ray tube and will disappear when another image is displayed.
• You may sometimes experience a mild electric shock when you touch the picture tube. This phenomenon is due to a
normal buildup of static electricity on the CRT and is not harmful.
• The monitor emits a strange sound when the room temperature changes suddenly. This is only a problem if an
abnormality appears on the screen as well.
• If two or more monitors are placed close each other, their images may shake or be distorted. This phenomenon is due
to mutual interference; it is not a malfunction. Move the monitors away from each other until the interference
disappears or turn the power off on any monitor that is not being used.
7Self-check Indications
When the screen goes blank, and one or more of the INPUT SELECT A through D lamps on the front control
panel start flashing...
This monitor has a self-check function, which allows it to detect malfunctions and alert you. This makes
troubleshooting easier. Whenever a problem occurs, a combination of “self-check indicators” (INPUT SELECT A
through D lamps) will flash and the monitor’s power automatically turns off. If this happens, follow the steps below
and contact your dealer to resolve the problem.
1. Check which indicators are flashing.
2. Turn off the main power switch on the back of the
monitor.
3. Disconnect the Power Cord from the AC outlet.
4. Contact your dealer with the information about which
indicators are flashing.
NOTE:
• If you turn on the monitor’s power immediately after turning it off (or after a short-term power failure), the self-check indicators
may flash, and no image may be displayed.
When this happens, turn off the power, and wait at least 10 seconds before turning it on again. If the self-check indicators
have stopped flashing, you can use the monitor as usual.
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Specifications
Model
TM-1051DG
Type
Color Video Monitor
10" measured diagonally
Picture Tube
Effective Screen Size
Width:
176.9 mm (6 15/16")
137.6 mm (5 3/8")
Height:
Diagonal: 224.5 mm (8 13/16")
Scanning Frequency
H: 15 kHz
V:
50 Hz/60 Hz
Video Band
6 MHz (–3 dB)
Horizontal Resolution
Input/Output Terminals
280 TV lines
Composite signal input/output terminals
VIDEO A/VIDEO B: 2 lines, BNC connector x 4 (1 Vp-p, 75 Ω)
* The input (IN) and output (OUT) terminals are bridge-connected. (Auto termination)
External synchronized input/output terminals
EXT. SYNC: 1 line, BNC connector x 2 (0.3 Vp-p – 4 Vp-p, 75 Ω)
* The input (IN) and output (OUT) terminals are bridge-connected. (Auto termination)
Digital signal input terminals (compatible with EMBEDDED AUDIO signal)
E. AUDIO SDI (IN C/IN D): 2 lines, BNC connector x 2
Digital signal output terminal (compatible with EMBEDDED AUDIO signal)
SWITCHED OUT: 1 line switched out, BNC connector x 1
Analogue audio output terminal
E. AUDIO MONITOR OUT (CH1/CH2): 2 lines, RCA connector x 2
(250 mV (rms), high impedance (–18 dB FS))
Remote input/output terminals
MAKE/TRIGGER: Point-of-contact connection, 1 line, RJ-45 connector (8-pin) x 1
Compliant Video Signal
Format
INPUT A/B:
INPUT C/D:
SD SDI:
NTSC (3.58 MHz), PAL (4.43 MHz), B/W (50 Hz/60 Hz)
480/60i, 576/50i (compatible with EMBEDDED AUDIO signal)
ITU-R BT. 656: 525/625
SMPTE259M: 525
EMBEDDED AUDIO: SMPTE272M
Environmental
Conditions
Operating temperature:
Operating humidity:
0°C – 40°C (32°F – 104°F)
20% – 80% (non-condensing)
Power Requirements
Power Consumption
Dimensions
120 V/220-240 V AC, 50 Hz/60 Hz
0.9 A (120 V AC)/0.6 A (220-240 V AC)
Width:
Height:
Depth:
222 mm (8 3/4")
220 mm (8 3/4")
360.3 mm (14 1/4")
Weight
7.9 kg (17.4 lbs)
Accessory
AC power cord
Power cord holder x 1 (case and cover)
Screws x 2 (Power cord holder)
* Illustrations and pictures used in this manual have been exaggerated, abbreviated or compounded for explanatory purposes only.
The appearance of the actual product may differ slightly.
* Dimensions and weight are approximate.
* E. & O.E. Design and specifications subject to change without notice.
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7Dimensions
Unit : mm (inch)
Front View
Side View
360.3 (14 1/4")
347.8 (13 3/4")
307.8 (12 1/8")
1.5
(1/16")
222 (8 3/4")
*
183 (7 1/4")
164 (6 1/2")
63.5
7
(3/8")
7
(2 1/2")
222 (8 3/4")
(3/8")
Asterisks (*) are used to indicate front panel dimensions.
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