User manual PANASONIC BT-LH2600W

[. . . ] Operating Instructions LCD Video Monitor BTModel No. BT- P E Before operating this product, please read the instructions carefully and save this manual for future use. S0506M1076 -H Printed in Japan D ENGLISH VQT0X79-1 Read this first !(for BT-LH2600WP) CAUTION: In order to maintain adequate ventilation, do not install or place this unit in a bookcase, built-in cabinet or any other confined space. To prevent risk of electric shock or fire hazard due to overheating, ensure that curtains and any other materials do not obstruct the ventilation. CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE, USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES ONLY. CAUTION: This apparatus can be operated at a voltage in the range of 100 - 240 V AC. [. . . ] The background selected with the 16:9 marker is controlled. 80% Area marker 90% Area marker 88% Area marker 95% Area marker g Center marker Center marker The marker is displayed in the center of the picture. 16:9 marker: 95% Area marker 4:3 marker: 80% Area marker 95% Area marker 93% Area marker 80% Area marker 18 Main Menu (continued) VIDEO CONFIG The underlined values are factory preset setting values. Sub menu GAMMA SELECT*1*2 Settings <STANDARD> <FILM> <STDIO/PST> Explanation Used to select the gamma curve. <STANDARD>Standard mode <FILM>FILM mode <STDIO/PST>Color emphasis mode (in the gamma characteristic in which shades are valued more than the contrasts, it is suitable for use by the studio and the post production, etc. ) When FILM is selected, mark is displayed in the top left of the screen. Used to select the type of FILM gamma mode. <VARICAM> VARICAM use <OTHER> When using other types than VARICAM Used to select the color temperature. <USER0­63> Adjustable settings 0­63 (color temperature around 3000K­9300K) <D93> Color temperature around 9300K <D65> Color temperature around 6500K <D56> Color temperature around 5600K <VAR1> WB adjustment mode*4 <VAR2> WB adjustment mode*4 *4 <VAR3> WB adjustment mode Used to select the width of the sharpness edge. <HIGH> Thin edge <LOW> Thick edge Used to set the sharpness in the horizontal direction. When adjusting, the item display moves to the lower part of the screen. Used to set the sharpness in the vertical direction. When adjusting, the item display moves to the lower part of the screen. ( page 20 : About IP Mode) <MODE2> Field Interpolation <MODE1> Frame Interpolation Used to switch between color and monochrome (MONO). <OFF> Color <ON> Monochrome * When this is ON, the picture adjusting knob [CHROMA] setting is fixed at 0. If an Anamo lens has been used on the camera, and input through SDI 720/60P, 59. 94P, the picture is resized to Anamo size magnification. (a vertically compressed signal can be amplified vertically and corrected when it is displayed. ) Used for setting the aspect ratio settings when using SD signal input. <4:3> 4:3 display <16:9> 16:9 display Used to set under-scan and normal display. <NORMAL>Normal display <UNDER>Under-scan <OFF> This makes a fluid and smooth contrast obtainable. This is especially effective for continuously changing the contrast of the source signal or CG signal when the S/N is very high. Depending on the camera, this mode can be especially effective for dark scenes. We recommend leaving this setting "ON" under normal conditions. FILM GAMMA*2 COLOR TEMP. <VARICAM> <OTHER> <USER0­63>*5 <D93> <D65> <D56> <VAR1> <VAR2> <VAR3> <HIGH>*3 <LOW> <0­30> *3 <0­30> *3 <MODE2> <MODE1> <OFF> <ON> <OFF> <ON> SHARPNESS MODE*2 SHARPNESS H*2 SHARPNESS V*2 I-P MODE*2*6 MONO*2 ANAMO*2*7 SD ASPECT*2 SCAN*2 NOISE WIPE*2 <4:3> <16:9> <NORMAL> <UNDER> <OFF> <ON> *1 During 2 screen display, the changes are not reflected in the still image of the main window. [. . . ] · Never use thinner or benzene to clean this unit. Doing so would cause the surface of the monitor to become discolored, and cause paint to peel. · Do not spray cleansers directly onto the monitor. Water or similar substances getting inside the monitor can cause a malfunction. Maintenance Inspections Maintenance inspections are necessary for the user to use this equipment safely. [. . . ]