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Chapter 3 Changing the Screen Display and Settings

 

 

 

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3.3 Settings Menu List 

 

3.3 Settings Menu List 

 

This section shows the functions that can be configured from the menu screen. 

  Display Control 

 

Sets the display method except for image display information. 
The setting items are as follows. 

Setting item 1 

Setting item 2 

Content (initial value: underlined) 

Format

 

Off, On

 

Off

: Does not display format information for the input signal. 

Displays format information

 

for the input signal. 

 

On

: Displays format information for the input signal.

 

Camera Info. 

Off, On 

Off

: Does not display supplemental output information. 

Displays  supplemental  information 
output from the camera. 
(*For future use) 

 

On

: Displays supplemental output information. 

Marker On

 

Off, On

 

Off

: Does not display any markers. 

Switches  between  showing  and 
hiding the markers. 

 

On

: Displays all the markers.

 

Flip Screen

 

Off, On 

Off

: Does not flip the input image. 

Switches  between  flipping  and  not 
flipping the input image. 

 

On

: Flips the input image.

 

Zebra

 

Off, On 

Off

: Does not display a zebra pattern on the input image. 

Switches between showing and not 
showing  the  zebra  pattern  on  the 
input image. 

 

On

: Displays a zebra pattern on the input image.

 

Mono

 

Off, On 

Off

: Displays the input image in color. 

Switches  between  displaying  and 
not  displaying  the  input  image  in 
monochrome.

 

 

On

: Displays the input image in monochrome.

 

Blue Only

 

Off, On 

Off

: Displays the input image in color. 

Switches  between  displaying  and 
not 

displaying 

only 

the 

blue 

components in the input image.

 

 

On

: Displays only the blue components in the input image.

 

Peaking On

 

Off, On 

Off

: Does not display peaking. 

Switches  between  showing  and 
hiding peaking. 

 

On

: Displays peaking.

 

Mag Size(*)

 

Off, x2, x4 

Off

: Does not magnify the displayed image. 

Magnifies the displayed image. 

 

x2

: Magnifies the displayed image by two.

 

 

 

x4

: Magnifies the displayed image by four.

 

Mag Position(*) 

Center, L-Top, R-Top, L-Bot,   

Center

: Magnifies the image at the center of the display. 

Sets the display position for the   

R-Bot 

L-Top

: Magnifies the image at the top-left of the display.

 

magnified image. 

 

R-Top

: Magnifies the image at the top-right of the display.

 

 

 

L-Bot

: Magnifies the image at the bottom-left of the display.

 

 

 

R-Bot

:  Magnifies  the  image  at  the  bottom-right  of  the 

display.

 

 

(*) 
Magnifies the input image by 2 or 4 times. 
You can also set the display position for the magnified image. 

 

 

 
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Summary of Contents for DF-3512-A

Page 1: ...High Definition View Finder DF 3512 A Instruction Manual Ver 1 04 Astrodesign Inc ...

Page 2: ... or other accidents and damage to the product and other property in the vicinity Symbols for required actions About Handling the Product Forbidden Do not throw or subject to strong shocks Doing so can result in cracks overheating and fire Do not use where there is a risk of fire or explosions Doing so can result in fires Do not allow water or foreign objects inside the product Doing so can result ...

Page 3: ... sudden temperature changes or condensation Locations subject to direct sunlight 2 Locations with corrosive gases or very dirty locations Locations in which strong magnetic fields are generated Locations in which the product may be splashed with water oil chemicals etc Locations in which vibration is transferred through the floor 1 If the surface temperature of the OLED panel exceeds 65 a screen w...

Page 4: ...tly Keep this manual in a safe place for later reference Conventions For conciseness this manual uses the following shorter descriptions for some terms Item Term used in this manual DF 3512 A This product Supplied Items Your package should include the following items If any item is missing or damaged contact your local dealer or an Astrodesign sales representative Item Number DF 3512 A main unit 1...

Page 5: ...Displaying the Menu Screen 10 3 2 Basic Operations on the Menu Screen 10 3 3 Settings Menu List 11 Chapter 4 Useful Functions 16 4 1 Assigning Menu Items to Buttons 1 to 3 for the Operation Section 16 4 2 Removing and Installing the Eyepiece 16 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting 17 5 1 When the Product is Not Operating Normally 17 5 2 Error List 17 5 3 If the Unit Malfunctions or Trouble Occurs 17 Chapter ...

Page 6: ...ideo formats including 60i 24sF 50i etc High definition High response OLED panel This product uses a highly responsive 1920 x 1080 OLED panel capable of displaying full HD resolution images Focus function Allows you to set camera focus functions such as enlarge mark peaking etc Shortcut function Allows you to assign frequently used menu functions to three buttons on the operation panel 1 2 Names a...

Page 7: ...For details on the connection method see 2 1 Attaching to a Camera MONI OUT monitor output terminal Connects the cable for a monitor DC IN DC power input terminal Connects the cable for the DC power supply Connects the tally signal R G POWER switch Switches the product on or off 1 2 3 Display The following menu screen and indicators appear on the display For details on changing the menu screen dis...

Page 8: ...Adjusting the screen Adjust the screen brightness contrast and peaking using the adjustment volumes of the operation section Volume for brightness adjustment Turn the knob left or right to adjust the brightness of the displayed image Adjustment results do not affect the camera s output signal Volume for contrast adjustment Turn the knob left or right to adjust the contrast of the displayed image A...

Page 9: ... Basic Operations 9 2 2 Adjusting the Screen 2 2 2 Adjusting the Visibility Rotate the visibility adjustment ring to find the optimum image display The eyepiece moves in and out as you rotate the ring Visibility adjustment ring ...

Page 10: ...ke settings from the menu screen 3 1 Displaying the Menu Screen 1 Press MENU encoder of the operation section The menu screen is displayed To close the menu screen 1 Press the ESC button 3 2 Basic Operations on the Menu Screen This section describes the basic operations for the menu screen 1 Display the menu screen 2 Turn the MENU encoder left or right and then select the menu item you want to set...

Page 11: ...not showing the zebra pattern on the input image On Displays a zebra pattern on the input image Mono Off On Off Displays the input image in color Switches between displaying and not displaying the input image in monochrome On Displays the input image in monochrome Blue Only Off On Off Displays the input image in color Switches between displaying and not displaying only the blue components in the i...

Page 12: ...ern Switches between showing and not showing the red zebra pattern Only available when Zebra is set to On On Displays a red zebra pattern Red Max 110 to 7 Sets the maximum red zebra pattern display level Red Min 109 to 100 to 8 Sets the minimum red zebra pattern display level Blue Zebra Off On Off Does not display a blue zebra pattern Switches between showing and not showing the blue zebra pattern...

Page 13: ...On On Displays the 1 33 1 aspect ratio guide marker 1 88 1 Off On Off Does not display the 1 88 1 aspect ratio guide marker Switches between showing and hiding the 1 88 1 aspect ratio guide marker Only available when Marker On is set to On On Displays the 1 88 1 aspect ratio guide marker 2 35 1 Off On Off Does not display the 2 35 1 aspect ratio guide marker Switches between showing and hiding the...

Page 14: ...he picture quality for this product The setting items are as follows Setting item Content initial value underlined Luminance 1 to 3 to 5 Sets the display luminance for the OLED display Temperature 5500K 6500K 9300K Sets the color temperature Offset G 50 to 0 to 50 Adjusts the luminance G components Offset B 50 to 0 to 50 Adjusts the luminance B components Offset R 50 to 0 to 50 Adjusts the luminan...

Page 15: ...t the number to which you want to save the settings Delete User1 to User6 Select the number from which you want to delete the settings Boot Select User1 to User6 Last Memory Select the settings loaded when power up Information Checks the version of this product The setting items are as follows Setting item Content initial value underlined FPGA Ver Displays the hardware version Firmware Ver Display...

Page 16: ...Gain G B R Gamma G B R Memory Load Save Delete Boot Select Information FPGA Ver Firmware Ver Factory Default 4 2 Removing and Installing the Eyepiece The following section explains how to remove and attach the eyepiece Removing the eyepiece 1 Press the lock switch on the product and rotate the eyepiece in the direction indicated by the arrow 2 Align the red mark on the side of the product with the...

Page 17: ...o the nature of OLEDs the following effects may occur but they are not malfunctions Changes in response time brightness and color due to the surrounding temperature Brightness irregularities vertical lines and minute spots can be seen Optical characteristics brightness display irregularities etc change depending on the operation time particularly in low temperature environments Changes in display ...

Page 18: ...l DC IN terminal pin arrangement Pin numbers and names function list Pin number Name Function 1 GND Grand terminal 2 TALLY R Tally input terminal red 3 TALLY G Tally input terminal green 4 DC IN Power supply terminal DC 9 32V Make sure the cable resistance is 50 or less Tally signal Tally controller Switch Cable resistance Control IC Low level threshold 0 8 V Tally receiving circuit ...

Page 19: ...50 sF 1080sF 24 24 1080 1125 27 00 1920 2750 sF 1080p 24 1080p 23 98 24 1 001 1080 1125 26 97 1920 2750 p 1080p 24 24 1080 1125 27 00 1920 2750 p 720p 60 720p 59 94 60 1 001 720 750 44 96 1280 1650 p 720p 60 60 720 750 45 00 1280 1650 p 720p 50 720p 50 50 720 750 36 00 1280 1980 p 720p 30 720p 29 97 30 1 001 720 750 22 48 1280 3300 p 720p 30 30 720 750 22 50 1280 3300 p 720p 25 720p 25 25 720 750 ...

Page 20: ...ixels Frame rate 60 Hz 6 5 General Specifications Item Specification Operating temperature range 0 to 40 Storage temperature range 10 to 60 Operating humidity range 20 to 80 RH ambient temperature 0 to 40 without condensation Storage humidity range 10 to 90 RH ambient temperature 0 to 40 without condensation Rated voltage DC 9 32V Power consumption main unit 6W TYP External dimensions 77 x 85 5 x ...

Page 21: ...Chapter 6 Product Specifications 21 6 6 External Diagram 6 6 External Diagram ...

Page 22: ...n permission The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice due to improvements The manufacturer shall not be liable for any effects caused by incorrect operation All inquiries concerning this product should be addressed to your dealer or to the manufacturer at the contact numbers given below The products and product names mentioned in this manual are the trademarks and reg...

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