Operating Instructions - Operating Instructions
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Precaution
- On Safety
- On Installation
- Transportation of the Unit
- Connecting to Other Devices
- Handling the Screen
- On High Brightness Display
- On Burn-in
- On a Long Period of Use
- On the Surface of the Unit
- On Long Periods of Continuous Use
- Handling and Maintenance of the Screen
- On Dew Condensation
- Notes on Security
- On Repacking
- Disposal of the Unit
- On the Software Updates
- On Fan Error
- Location and Function of Parts and Controls
- Preventing Falling of the Monitor (BVM-E251)
- Mounting the Unit in a Rack (BVM-E171)
- Attaching the Handle (BVM-E171)
- Connecting the Controller (BKM-17R)
- Connecting Multiple Units with the LAN
- Connecting the HDMI cable
- Connecting the Power Cord
- Initial settings
- Setting for the LAN to Connect Multiple Units
- Selecting the Monitor (Designation of the Monitor or Group ID Number)
- Using the Menu
- Protection of the Setting Values
- Adjustment Using the Menus
- Displaying the Monitor Status Page
- Upgrading the Monitor and Controller
- Extending the Monitor Function with the Optional License (BVM-E171 only)
- Connecting the SDI Signals
- Troubleshooting
- Specifications
- Dimensions
- Precaution
Adjustment Using the Menus
46
[Auxiliary Setting] Menu
This menu is used for setting the monitor condition such
as the aperture modification and decode mode.
When [Auxiliary Setting] is selected, the following menu
is displayed.
Display of the Native Scan Mode
Notes
The native scan is not selectable in the following cases:
– When the input signal has no sync signal
– When [Side by Side] is set to [On]
[Copy from External
Memory]
Copies data in the USB memory stick,
etc.
Note
Use the USB memory stick, etc. with
data stored by the BVM-E251/BVM-
E171 to use the [Copy from External
Memory] function.
When the item is selected, the file
names in the source USB memory stick,
etc. are displayed.
When the file is selected, you can enter
the channel number in the selected file.
Submenu Setting
Submenu Setting
[Native Scan Mode] You can set the picture display type for
the native scan mode according to the
input signal.
You can select [×1] or [×2], which differ
in picture display size, to map the pixels
of the signal to the panel in one-to-one
mode, or [Aspect Correction].
[Aspect Correction]: An SD signal
of non-square pixels (the number of
H pixels of the signal system is 720
or 1440) or a 640 × 480 SD signal of
HDMI video is displayed correctly
by scaling processing of doubling for
the V direction and correct aspect
ratio for the H direction, and the
picture is also optimized and
displayed by modifying the aperture
coefficient value, filter coefficient
value, etc.
[×1]: Input signal display without
conversion
[×2]: Input signal display doubled
For selecting [Aspect Correction], [×1],
or [×2], see “Picture Display Size” on
page 92. For the display of the native
scan mode, see “Display of the Native
Scan Mode” (page 46).
Notes
When an HD signal or the computer
signal of HDMI is input, the signal is
displayed in [×1] mode, even if the
mode is set to [Aspect Correction]
or [×2].
When you select [Aspect
Correction] and set [Native Scan] to
[On] for SD signal input, [Aperture]
is set to [On] (factory setting).
[Aperture Value] Sets the aperture modification value.
Sets to 000 to 200.
(Default value: [090] (when the signal is
displayed in [Aspect Correction] mode
of the native display))
(Default value: [100] (when the signal is
displayed in modes other than [Aspect
Correction] of the native display))
[Peak White Control] When the brightness or contrast is
increased using the brightness or
contrast adjustment, the picture may be
clipped because of the dynamic range of
the circuit. Sets whether or not to
control the signal gain automatically
according to the setting value of the
brightness or contrast to prevent such
clipping ([Off] or [On]).