MR-7 Manual
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1. Audio Level Meter Level Meter Type Pair Level Meter Size Small Level Meter Position Top Peak Decay Time 3 3G Level B Audio Stream 1 Embedded Audio Left CH 1 Embedded Audio Right CH 2 Audio Source Auto Audio Output Left Right ENTER Select MENU Exit VU Level Meter Turns On Off display of Embedded Audio signal of SDI input as Level Bar on screen Level Meter Type Pair or Group type selectable Level Meter Size Small or Large selectable Level Meter Position Top or Bottom selectable Peak Decay Time Decay time of a level is adjustable 3G Level B Audio If the audio sources are two one of them is selectable Embedded Audio Left Selects audio output channel Ch1 15 Embedded Audio Right Selects audio output channel Ch2 16 Audio Source Auto SDI Line In selectable Audio Output Sets output level of the audio This doesn t affect on Line Out volume 31 51 5 9 GPI GPI Control On GPI Port 1 SDI Input GPI Port 2 CVBS Input GPI Port 3 HDMI Input GPI Port 4 Tally Read On Off GPI Port 5 Tally Green On Off GPI Port 6 Tally WMF Display On Off Remote ID Number Serial Remote A w Move ENTER Select MENU Exit GPI Control Configures on off of external control terminal If turned off it cannot be controlled from the outside through the Remote terminal GPI Port 1 2 3 4 5 6 Configures functions of each GPI port of external Remot2. e ce e 00000 ccr 46 I Maneiiiclisea rari 48 14 Monitor Change 0 0000000000000 0000000 48 15 Items to be confirmed for menu control 0 00000000000 AB 16 Directions for monitor installation e 0 000000000000 48 5 51 1 Monitor Overview The MR 7 Monitor supports video signals ranging from standard HD SD SDI Composite and HDMI This multi format monitor is designed for demanding broadcast applications and features HDMI to SDI converted loop through real time recording high visibility under sunlight and robust housing The MR 7 can be used on camera and is designed for indoor or outdoor use 2 Monitor Features SMPTE 425M 3G Signal supported Level A Level B Various signal input acceptable HD SD SDI HDMI CVBS HDMI to SDI conversion with 1 1 resolution mapping monitor restart is not required Input signal encoded with H 264 Video Codec Max 32GB SDHC card supported Low reflection LCD for outdoor Toggle button for instant daytime mode in sunlight Auto Flip Level Meter Various Markers 4 3 13 9 16 9 1 85 1 2 35 1 user defined False Color On Oft Exposure Y C Range Checker Focus Assistance Waveform Display Vectorscope Display VU Level Meter up to 1 16 channels Tally Display Tally LED Control Output H V Delay Firmware updates via USB memory 6 51 3 Monitor Body Description 3 1 Front 4 5 ro c lt o e ce J
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4. D LTC Longitudinal Time Code Is saved on the Audio Track Cue or Address Track of the Video Tape and the specification is SMPTE 12M IEC461 VITC Vertical Interval Time Code VBI is stored on the Video Track of Video Tape VITC Code is composed as 90 bit which is 10 bit added more to classify individual field with Redundancy Check on the LTC Code The specification is SMPTE 12M IEC461 DVITC Digital Vertical Interval Timecode Digitizes Analog VITC Waveform as 8bit or 10bit used for Digital Video System The specification is SMPTE 266M ITU T BT 1366 If the purchased monitor is 7 inch please configure as DVITC SD SDI For HD SDI 1920 1080 60i signal LTC is located on line10 VITC1 is located on line9 VITC2 is located on line571 The specification is SMPTE RP 188 ITU T BT 1366 For this monitor please configure as follow on Time Code Menu LTC in HANC located on Line 1 VITC1 in HANC located on Line 9 VITC2 in HANC located on Line 571 28 51 OSD Display Time Configures display time sec of MENU and displayed on the screen The configuration is available from 0 Continue to 60 seconds OSD Blend Configures the transparency of MENU and MENU window displayed on the screen from 0 to 15 levels Select 0 for absolute opaque and the higher value will be higher transparency OSD Position Configures the position of MENU displayed on the screen 5 positions such as Left Top Righ
5. f Measure and check if gamma and colors are in the standard range CRITICAL Monitors must warm up one hour before If colors and brightness look different between calibration different models Check after 1 hour from startup Color may look different by the panel difference 48 51 13 Maintenance The ikan Corporation warranties to the first end user that the product will under normal use be free from defects in workmanship and materials when received in its original container for a period of one year from the purchase date according to the original sales receipt or invoice This warranty is extended to the purchasing end user only and proof of purchase is necessary to honor the warranty If there is no proof of purchase provided with a warranty claim the ikan Corporation reserves the right to apply charges for parts and labor where they may be applicable This warranty does not apply to product exterior and cosmetics Misuse abnormal service or handling alterations or modifications in design construction and or use void this warranty No sales personnel representative dealer distributor or any other person is authorized to make any warranty other than the parameters outlined above or to extend the duration of any warranties on behalf of the ikan Corporation beyond the time period described above An extra note about LCD displays It is considered a normal and non warrantable occurrence in the broadca
6. Mapping Structure 1 YCbCr 4 2 2 10 bit gt B MS2 YCbCr444 10 3G SDI Level B Mapping Structure 2 YCbCr 4 4 4 10 bit gt B MS2 RGB444 10 3G SDI Level B Mapping Structure 2 RGB 4 4 4 10 bit gt B MS3 YCbCr444 12 3G SDI Level B Mapping Structure 3 YCbCr 4 4 4 12 bit gt B MS3 RGB444 12 3G SDI Level B Mapping Structure 3 RGB 4 4 4 12 bit gt B MSA YCbCr422 12 3G SDI Level B Mapping Structure 4 YCbCr 4 2 2 12 bit gt B 2X DS1 YCbCr422 10 3G SDI Level B Data Stream 1 YCbCr 2 2 10 bit Dual Link SMPTE 372M gt B 2X DS2 YCbCr422 10 3G SDI Level B Data Stream 2 YCbCr 4 2 2 10 bit Dual Link SMPTE 372M Configuring as normal on 3G SDI signals most Level A signals are recognized automatically but some special cases formats must be configured manually for recognition In the case of 3G Level B signal the applicable format must be configured manually to recognize the signal and may not recognize the signal if the power is Off On In this case turn the power On Off or change the channel and come back This should allow you to operate it normally 17 51 5 2 DISPLAY 1 DISPLAY 1 SDI T Aspect Native Ratio 1 1 Scan off SI Anamorphic Off er Waveform Display Normal i Waveform Line Select 256 P Waveform Color Mode Single TON Waveform Intensity 22 P WFM amp Vector Size Medium dat WFM amp Vector Blend 2 A v Move Select MENU Aspec
7. R45 8 Pin Edge Operation and Level Operation are contact operations Refer to section 7 3 Remote Terminal Assignment Defects can be caused by connecting external equipment while the AC power is connected First turn off monitor and remove the AC power then connect external equipment and turn the power back on 40 51 7 3 Remote Terminal Assignment GPI Port Switches TC Display On Off 41 51 8 Program Update Port Instruction SERIAL PORT is Mini USB Jack type It can be used 1 To update Firmware 2 To measure or adjust color temperature of the monitor 3 To control the monitor by the Wall System Control Program from PC These methods might be changed for performance improvement Please get help from an expert to update firmware Otherwise monitor defects may result In the case of updating or connecting external equipment remove the monitor AC power and turn the power on after connecting external equipment It may cause defects if AC power is connected while connecting external equipment 42 51 9 List of Compatible Signal formats HDMI COMPOSITE OUTPUT HDMI HDMI to SDI INPUT Signal Input O Formats omposite Normal Convert Convert 20 576 50i 20 480 59 94i 20 480 601 20 576 50p 20 480 59 94p 20 480 60p 280 720 23 98p 280 720 24p 280 720 25p 280 720 29 97p 280 720 30p 280 720 50p 280 720 59 94p 280 720 60p 920 1080 50i 920 1080 59 94i 920 108
8. ee 0 0000000000000 2 4 Status Display e eeeeeeeseeccccecccecceccccee 13 5 Configuration MENU 0000000000000 0000000000 14 51 VIDEO 9 99 rare 16 5 9 DISPLAY e sviene 18 5 9 DISPLAY 60 0 de anali aa ea rene 19 PA DOPA as 08598 TIZI Db COLOR s nana ie DI E 6 MARKER 9s esere e 9 sese 24 MODEL Ee eae ee ee LLLI 11 10 0 1 TEM 52 AUDIO sanno VR 6 6o 0 D Qv GDI 94 4997 9806 a IR ad CIO SYSTEM as 99 8 9 9 9 19 19 9 9 9 08 9 909 06 9 09 371 95979 S o 92 6 REC Mode e eeeeeeeccceccccccicceccccccccccccce 34 6 1 1 REC Display 000000000000 0000000 000000000 0 35 6 1 2 Manual Recording 0 0 0000 000000 0000000000 0 0 36 6 2 List Screen 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 6 3 Play Screen 0 000000000000 0000 00000000000 0 38 7 Remote Terminal Assignment 0 0 0000000000000 0000 39 7 1 Remote Terminal RJ 45 Assignment 0 00000000 39 7 2 GPI Port RJ 45 Connection Use e 0 0 ooo e 39 7 3 Remote Terminal Assignment GPI Port e 0 000000 40 8 Program Update Port Instructions 0 0 0000000000000 A 9 List of Compatible Signal formats HDMI COMPOSITE e e e 42 9 1 List of Compatible Signal formats SDI 0 00000000 43 4 51 10 Specifications 0 0 0000000000 00000000 000000 44 Ti Dimensions aw 49 asce dd 12 Troubleshooting
9. lower than 7V replace battery if it is Try to start again with the power switch Try with DC adapter ry with fully charged battery The power can be urned off if battery capacity is not sufficient Reconnect the power code to reboot Report us if the same symptom occurs more than 3 times consecutively Reconnect the power code so that the monitor can re boot Report us if the same symptom occurs more than 3 times consecutively If you saw ikan logo follow steps below On the monitor menu select Factory Default to reset and try with the input signal again Try with another input cable Check connectivity of input cable Check if the input signal is in correct format and frequency that the monitor can accept ry with another input device If it is ok check if our input device generates non standard signal If necessary inform us the device model No and manufacturer to get help Reconnect the power code and restart Check if input selection is correct Perform Factory Default and select the applicable input mode again and check Change the input cable and check Check if input cable is connected properly Check if signal format and frequency are entered on the monitor standard Use different input equipment and check gt If it s displayed correctly it is a problem of compatibility Please check the model name of input equipment and contact us 47 51 Reconnect the power code so
10. monitor shipping status User 1 2 3 4 Changes the configuration of menu as 1 2 3 4 status which user saved Setup Save Saves the configuration status of current menu on 4 items such as USER 1 USER2 USER3 USERA and could load and use by using the Setup Load function Update Firmware Serial this is for firmware update with serial port USB this is for firmware update with USB port REC Serial This function is not for user for factory use only REC SD Load This is for updating the recorder s firmware by using an SD Card 33 51 Firmware Version Firmware Version Example 0 20 17 Operating Time The time monitor has been operated uU Turn power Off On after the Firmware Update and execute Factory Default on the OSD menu before use Update Mode is released when the power turns Off gt On For LCD Panel the luminance brightness is changed by adjusting the Back Light value and must be applied for more than 30 minutes to stabilize 34 5 6 REC MODE SEL SELALL DEL STOP 0000000000 INPUT MARKER ZOOM WFEVS DAYLIGHT FISLOW F2 CMO LIST O PLAY MENU Recording mode is not executable right after startup Please wait until Loading Recorder message is disappeared and Ready to Record is shown 1 Press the REC button to go to the recording mode 2 Press the MENU STOP button to stop recording 3 Press LIST button to open the List screen to view th
11. s inserted otherwise internal memory will be used The maximum size of a recorded file is 2GB at a time It takes about 40 60 seconds to load Recorder when the monitor is turned on Recording function will not be available until you see the message Ready to Record Please do not insert remove the SD card while reading writing It can corrupt files or recordings 37 51 6 2 PLAYBACK LIST E4 PLAYBACK 0000 0022 TAKES30 021 01955 TAKE529 02101954 TAKE528 021 01954 TAKE527 02101954 SDInfo SIZE 3 8 GBytes TAKE526 021 01953 TAKE525 02101953 TAKE524 021 01952 TAKE523 02101952 File Info Il i DATE LI TAKES522 021 01952 TAKE521 02101951 TAKE520 021 01951 TAKES19 02101950 TIME DUR F SIZE TAKE518 02101950 TAKES17 02101949 TAKE516 021 01949 TAKES1 4 02101947 Press the List Del button for 3 seconds to see the list of recorded video clips Select Internal or External SD using knob to see the list of video clips When you format your SD card press CMD button and choose FORMAT w PLAYBACK TAKE527 02101954 0003 0021 EXTERNAL SD um iJ fori p Delete 01954 TAKE526 02101953 SD Info Copy SIZE 3 7 GBytes Format 3 6 GBytes FREE TAKE523 02101952 TAKE522 021 01952 File Info Auto naming LI DATE CIEL __ Exit TAKES51 9 021 01950 TAKES518 02101950 TIME 19 54 10 DUR 00 00 15 1 4 MBytes TAKES517 02101949 TAKE516 02101949 TAKES1 4 021 01947 TAKES1 3 021 01
12. 0 60i 920 1080 23 98p 920 1080 24p 920 1080 25p 920 1080 29 97p 920 1080 30p 920 1080 50p 920 1080 59 94p 0 1080 60p O 4801 O 4801 0 1 3 4 UT X X X X X X X X X X 7 8 9 0 IA 2 UJ 4 5 6 e e e Te fre fe fe fe fe fre rere fre TE re re TETTE TE rs TS TS TS TS TAS Too Te cO D N Fr M C 43 51 9 1 List of Compatible Signal formats SDI ie y E Em 4 T_T 5 sess exog E LE SI ZO Sd 5 pesmwm S E E penenmp 0 E E p pier S E A T 5 eemmp p E Ek _ s pomysmp N n emp T b usenet L p k b pee E p k u pesa k Is pese i w pego p yk v pewueysmp i B pe wnenms d hk b pewepp N Po pe uep SR n pe nem T LE k n pe nem N n pesas LE k n pewwens vd 5 pee p L T x pe uepw E A br pee k l1 E n peux 1 E 5 pee k 1 E peseysmp tL Kk s peswwenms E A T sa pese IEP Kk s pese SP x peseam dE s poso w peseensg E k y pene 1 l1 kk L lt lt
13. 947 Press CMD LIST to delete copy format rename clips or to set auto naming convention Use knob to select and play video files Press List Del Key to delete the selected file Note Deleted file cannot be restored To copy file to the external SD from the Internal memory select an file and press the F2 COPY KEY Please note that you can copy files from Internal to External SD only To exit from the list press MENU button 38 51 6 3 Play Screen TAKES27 02101954 00 TAKE527 02101954 Volume 22 00 00 06 02 TAKES27 02101954 00 00 06 02 TAKE527 02101954 You can see the play screen when you press knob on a file Turn the knob left or right for fast forward backward play Press the knob to pause the screen On the paused screen turn the knob left or right to play frame by frame To exit press MENU key 39 94 7 Remote Terminal Assignment 7 1 Remote Terminal RJ 45 Assignment Functions of each terminal can be designated on GPI CONTROL configuration Menu Remote PIN Assignment JPN GPPor 2 GF Foti 7AN Pl Port T External Tally Aad Out Onty GPIPot 4 BPIN COMMONIGNDI 7 2 GPI Port RJ 45 Connection Use Please refer to GPI amp REMOTE MENU for designation of each port A connecting method is connecting a contact switch to outside as below 1 A contact switch It can be attached 1 each on each pin Control terminal 1 Fin v GND terminal
14. Adjusts translucent degrees of window of waveform displayed on the window for waveform vector window 19 51 5 3 DISPLAY 2 X DISPLAY 2 Video Range Check Off Y Range Max 940 Y Range Min 64 C Range Max 940 C Range Min 64 Blink Color Red Blink Time 1 sec Focus Peaking Display Off Peaking Color Red Peaking Width 20 Video Range Check for SDI only Displays the area out of Y Cb or Cr range that user set It is useful to check over exposed and under exposed area on the screen Y Range Max amp Min Configures the Max and Min of Y values desired to classify C Range Max amp Min Configures the Max and Min of C values desired to classify Color Color selection to represent over exposed under exposed area Black Blue Green Red are selectable Blink Time Configures the color time of Blink Color and original signal and the configuration is available in increments between 1 5 seconds 20 51 Video Range Check Cb ON C Range Max 848 Min 176 RL Video Range Check Cr ON C Range Max 817 Min 176 Focus Peaking Display Highlights the edge of objects for sharp focus Peaking Color Configures the color of highlighted edge Blue Green Red are selectable Peaking Width Configures the width of highlighted edge as 0 to 48 steps 21 51 5 4 DISPLAY 3 9 DISPLAY 3 False color Water Level Meter Auto Flip Flip Mode Image Osd ENTE
15. R Select False Color Checks the luminance and display different colors for each exposure level This helps users checking over exposed and under exposed areas of the image 1 DO g FRSRS Eel BS Gopssss z 3 2 False Color OFF 3 8 glg EELE False Color False Color ON False Color Table When the input signal is dithered 10 bit or 12 bit some gradient might look like noise 22 91 Level Meter Horizontal vertical angle in degrees is displayed to help position the monitor Doremi Labs Test pattern generator HDG20 H Doremi TU vi mb t pattern generator HDG20 Auto Flip The screen automatically flips when the monitor is upside down Flip Mode When flip user can choose which will be flipped Both image and OSD or image only If user turns auto flip on this menu selection is ignored 23 51 5 5 Color Color Temperature VAR Number Adjust Temperature Red Gain Green Gain Blue Gain Red Bias Green Bias Color Temperature Configures color temperature of the screen or White Balance There are 6 such as VAR 3200 K 5400 K 6500 K 9300 K USER 5 modes excluding USER mode are preset and users cannot modify However on USER mode users may change the color temperature by changing RGB Gain and Bias VAR Number The configuration is available by selecting among 1 63 steps The setu
16. Recording Monitor Model MR 7 Operating Instructions Safety Instructions Keep monitor away from heat Do not use the monitor in water or under conditions with high humidity or excessive dust Turn off the power and unplug the power cord if the monitor or the monitor casing is broken by a hit or fall Refrain from using the monitor near high RF or other sources of electromagnetic interference this may affect the monitor s performance or cause the monitor to fail Use of the monitor in hostile or extreme environmental conditions may affect performance or cause the unit to fail Excessive vibration or physical shock may cause the monitor to fail This excludes typical broadcast vehicle application Keep the monitor at a reasonable distance at least 50 cm away from wall or other objects to allow proper air circulation otherwise it may cause problems or failure of the unit Do not take apart the monitor or insert foreign objects Disassembling may cause defects to the unit and is not covered under warranty Do not drop or subject monitor to extreme rough use it may cause defects to the unit and is not covered under warranty Do not use AC Power Cord and DC Adaptor simultaneously it may cause defects to the unit Before connecting external equipment unplug the power After connecting external equipment plugin the AC power and power on the monitor Otherwise monitor may cau
17. Requirements DC 12V 24V or AC Adapter 100 230V 50Hz 60Hz Power Consumption Operation Operating Temperature 10 C 40 Operating Humidity 20 80 RH onesie Weight 898g 1 98lbs pp Dimensions WxHxD 182 x 141 x 36 mm 7 1 x 5 6 x 1 4 inches Accessories AC Adapter e Manual CD Cleaner DV Battery Mount Sony Panasonic Canon Option Acrylic Panel e Pouch Tripod adapter e Sun Hood V Mount e Antonbauer Mount These Specifications are subject to change without Prior Notice 45 51 11 Dimensions without stand TAE 46 51 12 Troubleshooting Please try solutions below if there is any problem with monitor It is not monitor defectiveness if you can solve the problem with these solutions Contact our office and report failure if you cannot solve the problem by these solutions CX RN NN If you cannot turn on the power If the power is turned off while the monitor running with battery If button LED are all on but the screen is not displayed when the monitor turned on If button is operated but the screen is not displayed when turn on power ikan Logo is not displayed as well as No Signal display If the input signal is connected but the screen is not displayed but ikan logo was shown on startup If input signal is connected but No Signal displayed Check the battery connection and try with another one Check if the voltage of battery is
18. Volume Setting or Delete button 8 LIST Q Play Press and hold for 2 seconds Enters Playback mode Q PLAY Plays the latest recorded file The latest file information is lost when monitor is turned off 9 MENU Opens the OSD menu 10 REC Start recording 11 Knob KEY Brightness Contrast Chroma Phase is adjustable by pressing knob On OSD menu or Playback knob is used to move cursor select file or press OK 12 STOP Stop recording playback in record mode 8 51 13 DEL Delete a selected file 14 Tally Light Red Green Amber 15 SEL ALL Select all recorded clips on the list screen 16 SEL Select one recorded clip on the list screen 17 SD Card Slot Use a Class 4 or higher SDHC card SDXC are NOT compatible 18 REMOTE Port RJ 45 Jack An external GPI type control port For details refer to 7 Remote Terminal Assignment p 39 19 UPDATE Port USB Port A communication terminal to update firmware On Firmware Update mode DAYLIGHT F1 button LEDs will be blinking one by one and Update Mode will be displayed on the bottom left of the screen 20 PGM UPDATE Port Mini USB Jack A communication terminal to update firmware control with Wall System Controller or adjust color temperature For details refer to 8 Program Update Port Instruction p 41 21 Headphone Jack Connect 1 8 3 5 mm stereo headphone to monitor audio 22 Power selection switch Choose from INT Ba
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20. co ikan eS OOgGOgOOOOOOO O FyROM FLD LEAF 9 e y i a CE DI v DEL STOP N INPUT MARKER ZOOM WENS DAYUGHT FUSLOW F2JCMD LSFQPU MENU A A A A Y SETA Y y SEL ALL 00 000090000 06 1 INPUT Press to change input signal Input switches as follows SDI gt CVBS gt HDMI d WARNING Use OSD menu to select 3G signal input on SDI channel For CVBS Analog Composite input only one loop through output can be viewed 2 MARKER Marker On Off 3 ZOOM Press to switch zoom mode The zoom mode will advance in this order Pixel to Pixel 7 51 User Zoom adjustable by up down knob 5D Mark II Zoom In some cases the dot indicator for Zoom may not be shown on SDI 720p format 4 WF VS The WF VS button changes the display in this order Waveform Vectorscope Waveform Vectorscope Wide Waveform Full Waveform Full Vectorscope and WF VS Off 5 Daylight Switch the backlight luminance Backlight luminance will change in this order Indoor Normal Outdoor Brighter Daylight Brightest Format On the list menu works as Format SD function 6 7 Function Keys F1 F2 SLOW CMD User defined A function can be assigned for each function button SLOW Change playback speed slower between 1 2 to 1 8 speed CMD Opens the command dialog of the list menu Selectable commands are Delete Copy Format Rename Auto Naming On playback of a recorded file this button works as info On Off
21. e control terminal RJ 45 Each port can only be assigned one function Please refer to section 7 1 2 3 for more details Remote ID Number It configures the unique number of the main body when remote control by using SERIAL PORT RJ 11 and Wall System Control program ID Numbers may designated from 0 to 99 It configures the number of the main body when IR remote control Option Serial Remote Selects external serial port to control The keys will not work when Serial Remote is ON e Please press the menu button of the main body for more than three seconds to release the Serial Remote status Update Remote ON 32 51 5 10 SYSTEM Function 1 ALM Display On Off Function 2 Aspect On Off Back Light 16 Front Button LED Front Button Lock Setup Load Factory Default Setup Save User 1 Update Firmware No Firmware Version Operaing Time ENTER Select Exit Function 1 2 It designates the functions on F1 F2 buttons on the front For details refer to the table in section 3 4 Back Light It adjusts the back light intensity of the LCD panel The adjustment range is from 0 min to 40 max Front Button LED Turns LED lights on the front of the monitor on off if front buttons illuminate Front Button Lock Turns on off the operation of the front button Setup Load This function changes configuration contents of the monitor Factory Default Initializes the configuration as the
22. e recorded clip 4 For file selection turn the knob left or right to move the cursor and press the knob to select 5 For file play select a file to play by pushing the knob Key on the list mode 6 To play faster turn the knob right on the play mode To play backward or to change the speed slower turn the knob left 7 Press the MENU STOP button on the PLAYBACK or LIST screen to go back to the LIVE video mode 35 51 6 1 1 REC Display ums j u PF 1 A recorded file name is displayed and the configuration of file name is available on MENU gt AUDIO gt REC Date amp Time Set The recorded file name format is Year Month Day Current Time The record file name can be set with CMD button RENAME selection on LIST menu screen 2 Icon indicating recording is in progress Some of general buttons on monitor mode may not work in recording procedure 3 The elapsed recording time HH MM SS FF 4 Displays location of recording It can be Internal Memory or External SD The video will be saved on the external SD if it inserted If not the internal memory will be used 5 The remaining recordable time varies by SD size and input video 36 51 6 1 2 Manual Recording 011 4 12 114754 Press the REC button to start recording when you see live video The video and the audio is recorded togeather Press Menu Stop button to stop recording The video will be recorded in external SD if it
23. ear after the video starts moving When using the HD SDI format some areas may look distorted during scaling of the Vectorscope 14 51 5 CONFIGURATION MENU 1 Press the MENU button and CONFIG menu will be shown 2 Move to items to configure or change using UP CW A or DOWN CCW w of the Knob KEY then press the Knob KEY Push ENTER to select 3 Turn the Knob KEY using UP CW A or DOWN CCW w on the selected Menu item to adjust 4 Press the MENU button to go back to the previous item If the MENU button is pressed continuously the Exit Menu screen is terminated CONFIG MENU may disappear if there is no signal detected Or if MENU is configured while the signal is unstable the operation may be delayed or could cause the wrong operation CONFIG MENU settings are saved by the input signal mode Therefore please check the input mode on the bottom of the applicable menu just in case there were changes made to the configuration status Alert The LCD pixels may freeze if there is no movement on the video for an extended amount of time 15 51 Sharpness SDI 3G Mode Normal SDI Switching Normal NTSC Setup 7 5 IRE Mosquito Filter On HDMI UV Swap Brightness Adjusts the perceived emitted reflected light Contrast Adjusts perceived lightness darkness Chroma HUE Adjusts color saturation Phase Adjusts the screen color status Sharpness Adjusts the clarity or crispness of t
24. he image SDI 3G Mode Indicates HD SDI 3G signal use SDI Switching Stabilizes the screen when format signals are changed on Matrix Boards or Routing Switchers Normal The screen may blink if the default setup is changed as the signal is connected Fast Used to display a stable screen by minimizing changes of the screen NTSC Setup Selects 0 IRE 7 5 IRE Operated on 7 5 IRE gt NTSC or SD level YUV model Mosquito Filter Filters the noise which occurs when processing a compressed signal HDMI UV Swap UV signal may change the display when the HDMI Mode is normal and the input signal is set on graphic resolution this function is used to display normal color color space YUV VS RGB HDMI Mode Normal Signal input only available Convert Display is available simultaneously with signal input and HDMI to SDI OUT 16 51 Signals supported on SDI 3G Mode are as follow SMPTE 425M gt A_MS1_YCbCr422 10 3G SDI Level A Mapping Structure 1 YCbCr 4 2 2 10 bit gt A MS2 YCbCr444 10 3G SDI Level A Mapping Structure 2 YCbCr 4 4 4 10 bit P A MS2 RGB444 10 3G SDI Level A Mapping Structure 2 RGB 4 4 4 10 bit gt A MS3 YCbCr444 12 3G SDI Level A Mapping Structure 3 YCbCr 4 4 4 12 bit gt A MS3 RGB444 12 3G SDI Level A Mapping Structure 3 RGB 4 4 4 12 bit gt A MS4 YCbCr422 12 3G SDI Level A Mapping Structure 4 YCbCr 4 2 2 12 bit gt B_MS1 YCbCr422 10 3G SDI Level B
25. me Code Display On Oft Video Range Check On Off Focus Peaking Display On Off False Color On Off Freeze On Off H V Flip On Off Video Loss Alarm On Off Video Loss Tally On Off Direct User Marker Level Reset Audio Mute On Off H V Delay On Off Scan On Off R G B Mono On Off 12 51 4 STATUS DISPLAY A function displayed on screen that checks the operating status of the monitor Some of the functions may not be displayed according to the options on monitor Display Left Display Right CH 1 3 5 CH 2 4 6 Vector Scope Waveform Hzc He Waveform Vector Scope 13 51 1 VU Level Meter Display Can be turned On or Off in the Audio MENU configuration or assigned to the function keys on the front gt On Left displays even CH Right displays odd CH gt Off It turns off the display of Level Bar gt VU Meter Position Top Bottom selectable 2 Waveform Vectorscope Display Monitor switches between Waveform Vectorscope 2x Waveform Waveform amp Vectorscope together gt Waveform or Vectorscope screen position can be adjusted to Left Top Right Top Left Bottom or Right Bottom on the Display section of the CONFIG Menu a The display position is changed by Up A Down w buttons If interlaced input signal freezes for a long time it may cause the waveform to stick SDI 2Ksf signal may cause the Vectorscope to stick if the video freezes However this may disapp
26. n even if the submenu items are turned on Marker Mat Set the opacity of the area out of the safety area Off Half Black Black Marker Thickness Sets the Marker line thickness from 1 to 10 Pixels User Marker H1 Sets the left location of vertical direction of the Marker 25 91 User Marker H2 Sets the right location of vertical direction of the Marker User Marker 1 Sets the top location of the horizontal direction of the Marker User Marker V2 Sets the bottom location of horizontal direction of the Marker Marker H1 Marker H2 TIPP Marker V1 Marker V2 For User Marker location adjustment it shall be configured as User User2 User3 modes on the Marker Ratio 26 51 5 7 OSD Timecode Display Off Timecode Position Top OSD Display Time 30 OSD Blend 2 OSD Position Center Internal Pattern Off Source ID Display Off Source ID Character Vr tceName Source ID Position Center Top S REC OSD Display On REC Auto Mode Off REC Date amp Time Set 2012 2 15 10 6 29 x a ENTER select Exit Timecode Display Configures whether or not to display TC Time Code Data embedded in HD SD SDI signal entered on the monitor screen Displays as HH MM SS FF Timecode Position Sets the position of the Time Code display There are two positions Top Bottom Top Bottom 27 51 The Monitor Recognizes LTC in HANC VITC1 in HANC VITC2 in HANC DVITC SD SDI
27. p range is about from 3000 K to 9300 K R G B Gain It adjusts each Gain of R G B on USER mode R G B Bias It adjusts each Bias of R G B on USER mode Color Matrix Parameters are based on the ITU Color Standard The EBU Color configuration standard is based on the best appearance of color for SDTV ITU R BT 601 HDTV ITU R BT 709 on LCD panels a For Color Temperature White Balance adjustment please use the appropriate color calibration equipment 24 51 5 6 MARKER M9 MARKER SDI Marker Ratio 4 153 Safety Area 8896 Center Marker On Marker Color White Marker Mat Normal Marker Thickness 4 User Marker H1 0 User Marker H2 1366 User Marker V1 0 User Marker V2 768 ENTER Select MENU Exit Marker Ratio Selects Marker Selectable Markers 4 3 4 3 on air 16 9 15 9 14 9 13 9 1 85 1 2 35 1 User1 User2 User3 OFF Safety Area Configures the display of valid area on the screen Mode 95 93 90 88 85 80 EBU Action 16 9 EBU Graphic 16 9 EBU Action 14 9 EBU Graphic 14 9 EBU Action 4 3 EBU Graphic 4 3 Off Center Marker Toggles the center marker ON OFF Marker Color Selects the Marker color Color gt White Red Green Blue Gray Black 6 types The marker must be turned on by the MARKER button on the front so that functions of submenu are displayed from MARKER menu If the Marker is off then menu is not displayed on the scree
28. se defects to external equipment due to static electricity If the Monitor produces smoke strange sounds or smells disconnect the power and 2 51 power down the unit Then contact ikan immediately Do not disassemble or modify the monitor it may cause fire electric shock and other damage This act will void the warranty Using the monitor for an extended period of time on a freezed frame or static image may cause stained appearance or residual image Solution run a white signal to the monitor for one to two hours The monitor cannot be warranty serviced for problems due to the end user s own gamma and color calibration settings Do not insert or remove the SD card during read write It may damage video files as well as the monitor 3 51 Thank you for purchasing an ikan monitor Please read the instruction manual before installation or use of the monitor Please contact our service center or sales team if any problem occurs Table of Contents 1 Monitor Outline o o o o o o o e e o e o 0 e o o o e o e e o eo e ec 0 09 90 6 2 Monitor Features o o o o o o o o ec oc o 0 9 0 oc 0 e oe o o o o o o o o 6 6 3 Monitor Body e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 e 0 0 0 e 3 1 Fronte Eee Te ee ee Ce ee eee RAO RO Uo iU v 7 ID aspi 9 909 9798 1 908 9 909 UR WS Ow o ae 10 3 3 Tally lightsee eeseeeeeeeseeccecctecccececcccccr II 3 4 Function Assignment to F1 F2 buttons
29. st industry for currently manufactured Liquid Crystal Display LCD panels to have up to three 3 or sometimes more failed or defective pixels The ikan Corporation considers this industry standard too high and has set our normal non warrantable occurrence at one 1 failed or defective pixel The ikan Corporation therefore reserves the right to consider one 1 failed or defective pixel as normal and acceptable and to not be covered under the standard one year ikan warranty policy Two 2 or more failed or defective pixels will be covered under the standard one year ikan warranty policy Due to constant effort to improve products and product features specifications may change without notice 14 For monitor or specifications change Appearances and specifications written on the instruction are subject to change for monitor improvement without prior notice 15 Items to be confirmed for menu control Menu images may be frozen or paused under certain circumstances during the menu control In this case turn off the power and turn on again after 5 seconds then it should 49 51 work normally This phenomenon may occur if it s overloaded temporarily during the internal image processing 16 Directions for monitor installation For monitor installation keep a distance from top bottom left right and the rear of monitor so that inner heat that occurs during the operation can be ventilated Not doing so m
30. t Switches the screen between 16 9 Fill Native Ratio original ratio for Format input The aspect will not be changed even if Aspect 16 9 function is selected if the source is in 16 9 aspect ratio 1 1 Scan Displays the screen as Pixel Size on ON gt SD mode Displays the screen according to the LCD size on OFF gt SD mode Not configured or operated for HD signal Anamorphic Resizes the images and display so that the screen can be seen as 11 screen modes such as 3 56 1 2 74 1 2 59 1 2 55 1 2 40 1 2 39 1 2 35 1 1 85 1 1 75 1 1 66 1 1 37 1 Waveform Display Selects the display mode of Waveform Normal Displays the waveform on the whole screen Line Select Displays the certain lines of waveform on the screen Waveform Line Select Used to select the desired line when Waveform Display Mode is in Line Select Mode Waveform Select Select among Composite Y Cb Cr to show as waveform Waveform Color Mode A Single waveform or Y Cb Cr waveforms can be displayed 18 51 Waveform Intensity Sets waveform display color strength between 0 63 WFM amp Vector Size Waveform amp Vector size is selectable between 3 sizes Y Cb Cr Is NOT a color signal It is a digital color expressing method based on luminance Y and color difference signal Cb Cr Y means brightness Cb means the strength of blue and Cr means the strength of red WFM amp Vector Intensity
31. t Top Left Bottom Right Bottom Center can be designated Internal Pattern Displays the internal patterns which are built in the monitor The format and resolution of the patterns are 1080 30p Internal Patterns 100 Color Bar 75 Color Bar RP219 Blue Green Red 100 White 0 Black Source ID Display Toggles the display of Source ID text on the monitor screen Source ID Character Enters or modifies Source ID text which display on the monitor Numbers alphabet symbols are used and max 10 letters can be entered Source ID Position Designates the position to display Source ID text Designation mode is 6 types which are Upper Right Upper Center Upper Left Lower Right Lower Center Lower Left REC OSD Display Turn OSD information on off when in recording mode 29 51 REC Auto Mode Slave Record for SDI only Select On to record automatically When timecode starts and stops Select Off to record regardless of timecode existence NOTE This feature is not available when using analog or HDMI inputs REC Date amp Time Set Sets the date and time for recording The date and time may be lost if the timer battery runs out of charge To charge the timer battery fully keep the monitor power on for more than an hour When the battery is dead call us for service and replace with a new one Attempting to replace the battery could harm yourself and the monitor 30 51 5 8 AUDIO
32. that the monitor can If colors are abnormal from the logo screen or Tn re boot Report us if the same symptom occurs missing some colors when turn on the monitor Insceshan imes consecutiva Perform Factory Default and check Check if colors are expressed normally on the test internal pattern located on Monitor Menu Excluding BLM STM Model gt If it s expressed normally please take steps below If colors are abnormal or some colors are Check if input selection is correct missing Try with different cable which is connected to the but ikan Logo was shown on startup input terminal For component signal check if the cable is connected to the correct terminal Use different input equipment gt If it s displayed correctly it is a problem of compatibility Please check the model name of the input equipment and contact us Perform Factory Default and check Reconnect the power code and restart If the position of screen is not normal but Use different input equipment and check dislocated gt If it s displayed correctly it is a problem of compatibility Please check the model name of input equipment and contact us Format the memory card as FAT32 file system on If it doesn t recognize the memory card the PC and check Try with another memory card CRITICAL Monitors must warm up one hour before l calibration If colors and brightness look different between Check after 1 hour from startup same models
33. ttery OFF or EXT External power 9 51 3 2 Rear 1 DC power input terminal It supplies DC power Please check DC rated input voltage For DC Adaptor it can be used from about 7V to 24V for 12V Battery power D WARNING Check power sources and power supply accessories for compatibility with monitor 2 SDI 1 input terminal BNC HD SD SDI signal input terminal Per SMPTE standard SDI signal input includes Audio signal 3 SDI LOOP OUT TERMINAL BNC Output terminal that displays the HD SD SDI input signal Not displayed when the monitor power is off Active Select Output 4 CVBS Composite INPUT TERMINAL BNC Input terminal for CVBS Composite signal 5 CVBS Composite OUT TERMINAL BNC Output terminal that displays the CVBS Composite input signal 10 51 6 HDMI to SDI Converter Output Terminal BNC Converts HDMI input signal to SDI and displays converted SDI signal 7 HDMI INPUT TERMINAL HDMI Jack Input for HDMI cable 8 Internal power Uses 7 4V to 24V Battery power 3 3 Tally Light 1 Tally Light Displays three colors Red Green Amber It can be displayed optionally by GPI on the REMOTE terminal RJ 45 Tally Light 11 51 3 4 Function Assignment for F1 F2 17 assignable functions are in the System section of OSD Menu User Defined Functions ALM Audio Level Meter Display On Off Anamorphic On Off Aspect On Off 1 1 Scan On Off Direct Zoom TC Ti
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