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HD/SD 6-inch LCD Monitor

 

DM-3106 

 

Instruction Manual 

 

Ver.1.00 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for DM-3106

Page 1: ...HD SD 6 inch LCD Monitor DM 3106 Instruction Manual Ver 1 00...

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Page 3: ...HD SD 6 inch LCD Monitor DM 3106 Instruction Manual 2006 8 Ver 1 00 ASTRODESIGN Inc...

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Page 5: ...n 13 3 3 3 Format selection screen 14 3 3 4 LCD adjustment screen 15 3 3 5 Marker setting screen 16 3 3 6 Front switch function allocation screen 17 3 3 7 User settings save and load screen 18 3 3 8 D...

Page 6: ...39 3 4 27 Selecting color display or monochrome display for the audio level meter 39 3 4 28 Selecting the audio level meter channel layout 40 3 4 29 Setting the audio level meter frame and informatio...

Page 7: ...cerning the adjustment values 60 4 6 Concerning the aspect ratios 62 4 7 Concerning the audio level meter 63 4 7 1 Audio levels and cell color scheme 63 4 7 2 Display formats and cell layout 64 4 7 3...

Page 8: ...pressure vessel Doing so may cause the monitor to generate heat give off smoke or ignite and or damage its circuit components Inside the monitor are some high voltage parts since exposure to these par...

Page 9: ...ly with alcohol and then wash it off with soap Leaving it in place may damage your skin or clothing Exercise care with the glass of a broken liquid crystal panel If the LCD panel has broken take care...

Page 10: ...C see Note 1 Locations with an ambient humidity outside the range of 30 to 80 RH Locations in the vicinity of an air conditioner or subject to rapid temperature changes or the formation of condensati...

Page 11: ...posite signals SMPTE 170M ITU R624 4 SDI IN COMPOSITE SDI MONITOR OUT and COMPONENT connectors provided Functions for adjusting brightness contrast chroma filter monochrome and gamma Marker display fu...

Page 12: ...on for customizing the audio level meters Functions for locking the panel switches and storing the settings Functions for storing settings as user data and calling such data Slim line design and light...

Page 13: ...2 1 DM 3106 front panel view and parts Fig 2 1 Front panel view of DM 3106 SDI B SDI A ANALOG OPE LOCK OFF ON POWER F1 BRIGHT F2 CHROMA F4 ESC MENU AUDIO DM 3106 HD LCD PICTURE MONITOR 3 14 4 5 6 8 9...

Page 14: ...any time except during menu operations Refer to 3 4 42 Allocating functions to the front panel switches During menu operations the switch is used to enter the value which is being adjusted and move be...

Page 15: ...y not be supplied properly if it is turned back on too soon 2 Do not turn off the power while the setting saving process is in progress If the power is turned off during this process all the user data...

Page 16: ...6 2 2 DM 3106 rear panel view and parts Fig 2 2 Rear panel view of DM 3106 REMOTE MONITOR OUT SDI IN CH B SDI IN CH A REMOTE P IN P IN Y IN DC IN 12V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9...

Page 17: ...l input connector When component input signals are supplied the Y or G signal is used for synchronization 8 Pb IN component Pb B signal input connector 1 Power socket 1 in rear panel view Pin No Funct...

Page 18: ...f 50 or less Do not plug or unplug the remote connector while power is supplied to the monitor CAUTION Remote connector reception area Inside the DM 3106 Control IC Low level threshold 0 7V 1k Cable r...

Page 19: ...omponent signals which meet the HDTV standard can be input Note A simplified display is provided for the GBR signals No chroma or monochrome adjustments can be performed When composite signals are to...

Page 20: ...3106 screen 3 3 1 Regular screen 1 2 3 4 6 7 3 8 9 10 5 11 12 16 15 14 17 18 13 19 It is possible to set 1 2 3 4 11 12 13 14 15 16 and 18 so that they will not be displayed Refer to 3 4 30 Switching...

Page 21: ...played 10 Hue When GBR has been selected as the Color Space setting N A appears and the initial value temporarily serves as the setting The hue cannot be set 11 Subtitles Whether the subtitle data is...

Page 22: ...where the setting for the volume which is to be output from the headphone jack is displayed 2 L_CH This is where the audio channel output to the left is displayed 3 R_CH This is where the audio channe...

Page 23: ...erated No Description 1 Menu on 1st hierarchical level 2 Menu on 2nd hierarchical level 3 This appears only when an operation has been performed using the adjustment dial When the adjustment dial is n...

Page 24: ...3 3 3 Format selection screen The operation which can be performed using this item is described below Item Description SELECT FORMAT This is used to select the format Refer to 3 4 2 Selecting the form...

Page 25: ...The G contrast setting is indicated here Refer to 3 4 53 Adjusting the G contrast B Contrast The B contrast setting is indicated here Refer to 3 4 54 Adjusting the B contrast R Contrast The R contrast...

Page 26: ...r to 3 4 9 Adjusting the box marker display position Box Width The size of the box marker is adjusted in the horizontal direction here Refer to 3 4 10 Adjusting the box marker size Box Height The size...

Page 27: ...2 Allocating functions to the front panel switches F2 This is used to select the function to be allocated to the F2 switch Refer to 3 4 42 Allocating functions to the front panel switches F3 This is u...

Page 28: ...e settings Save This is used to save the settings in USER1 to USER15 Refer to 3 4 47 Saving and calling the settings Wait appears on the screen while the settings are being loaded or saved Under no ci...

Page 29: ...at is displayed for only 3 seconds after the format has been changed Err Status This is where the subtitle data audio error count CRC EDH error count Time and Last display are set to ON or OFF Refer t...

Page 30: ...ed below Item Description INPUT CHANNEL ID This is used to change the names of the input signals Refer to 3 4 44 Giving names to the input signals Upper case and lower case letters numerals and basic...

Page 31: ...SD signals are input is selected here Refer to 3 4 4 Setting the aspect ratio B HD The aspect ratio when HD signals are input is selected here Refer to 3 4 4 Setting the aspect ratio B SD The aspect r...

Page 32: ...od of remote controller 2 and the supported items are set Refer to 3 4 43 Setting the remote controllers R3 This is where the operation method of remote controller 3 and the supported items are set Re...

Page 33: ...io level meter Refer to 3 4 27 Selecting color display or monochrome display for the audio level meter CH Order This is where the channel layout of the audio level meter is selected Refer to 3 4 28 Se...

Page 34: ...only is set to ON or OFF Refer to 3 4 6 Selecting the blue only or color display Green This is where the green component of the images is set to ON or OFF Refer to 3 4 37 Setting Green ON OFF Blue Thi...

Page 35: ...Refer to 3 4 45 Displaying the color bars when no signals are input Chroma Up This is where the function for multiplying the chroma signal value by 3 is set to ON or OFF Refer to 3 4 18 Multiplying th...

Page 36: ...elapsed time are set to zero Refer to 3 4 48 Returning the settings to their initial values Channel Reset This is where the settings for each channel are returned to the initial values Refer to 3 4 4...

Page 37: ...mote controller is used 2 1 Press the switch to which the SDI A B or SDI VBS function has been allocated The SDI IN CH A or SDI IN CH B input signals are displayed 2 Set SDI ANALOG to ANALOG and selec...

Page 38: ...n AUTO is selected as the format setting the input signals are identified and automatically tracked If any other setting is selected processing is based on the timing system of the format designated H...

Page 39: ...rsa 3 4 6 Selecting the blue only or color display 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select OTHERS and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Blue Only and press...

Page 40: ...witch to enter the marker selection SW R C Markers can be selected to be superimposed onto each other The names of the currently selected markers are highlighted Types of markers FRAME CENTER 95 93 88...

Page 41: ...to enter the position 3 4 10 Adjusting the box marker size 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select MARKER SETTING and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Box...

Page 42: ...MARKER SETTING and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Thickness and press the ENT switch 4 Turn the adjustment dial to select the marker thickness and press the ENT switch to e...

Page 43: ...ment values To exit the brightness adjustment press the BRIGHT switch again To return the brightness value to the initial setting hold down the adjustment dial NOTE The contrast can be set within the...

Page 44: ...to be adjusted changes in the following sequence CHROMA Pb Cb Pr Cr exit adjustment To return the Pr Cr value to the initial setting hold down the adjustment dial NOTE This adjustment takes effect on...

Page 45: ...y 3 it will be increased to 109 only NOTE The peaking value can be adjusted in a range from 0 to 100 only when peaking is ON Peaking is turned ON or OFF using MENU Each time the PEAK HUE switch is pre...

Page 46: ...ing sequence Peaking Hue exit adjustment To return the hue value to the initial setting hold down the adjustment dial NOTE This adjustment takes effect only when YPbPr is selected by Color Space When...

Page 47: ...itch to select ON or OFF The table below shows the format and aspect ratio setting combinations with which the filter is active ASPECT RATIO FORMAT 4 3 16 9 Actual Size HD Twice Size SD Blanking UNDER...

Page 48: ...evel meter 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select OTHERS or AUDIO LEVEL METER and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Audio CH and press the ENT switch to s...

Page 49: ...switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Cell Color and press the ENT switch to select COLOR or MONO L to R The level on the meter changes from the left of the screen to the right of the screen wh...

Page 50: ...lect Box Info and press the ENT switch to select ON or OFF Type A Channels 1 2 3 4 or channels 9 10 11 12 are displayed at the left of the screen and channels 5 6 7 8 or channels 13 14 15 16 are displ...

Page 51: ...input signal ID display ON OFF 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select DISPLAY SETTING and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select CH ID and press the ENT switch...

Page 52: ...isplay ON OFF 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select DISPLAY SETTING and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Err Status and press the ENT switch to select O...

Page 53: ...l to select Color Space and press the ENT switch to select YPbPr or GBR SW R C In the 16 9 display mode all the area within 16 9 except for the 4 3 area is masked or half masked The mask area is fixed...

Page 54: ...ON OFF 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select OTHERS and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Red and press the ENT switch to select ON or OFF SW R C SW R C...

Page 55: ...t dial to select SWITCH ASSIGN and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select the switch whose setting is to be changed and press the ENT switch 4 Turn the adjustment dial to select the...

Page 56: ...ions are allocated for the open circuit and short circuit statuses respectively When Edge is selected The pushbutton switches are recommended The functions are switched at the moment when the open cir...

Page 57: ...Displaying the color bars when no signals are input 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select OTHERS and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Color Bar and pre...

Page 58: ...Save if the settings are to be saved or Load if the saved settings are to be loaded and press the ENT switch 4 Turn the adjustment dial to select the number of the setting to be saved or loaded and pr...

Page 59: ...formed 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select RESET CALL and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select Channel Reset and press the adjustment dial Initializing th...

Page 60: ...t PICTURE QUALITY and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select G Bright and press the ENT switch 4 Turn the adjustment dial to adjust the G brightness value and press the ENT switch I...

Page 61: ...he G contrast 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select PICTURE QUALITY and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select G Contrast and press the ENT switch 4 Turn the...

Page 62: ...3 4 56 Adjusting the G gamma 1 Press the MENU switch 2 Turn the adjustment dial to select PICTURE QUALITY and press the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select G Gamma and press the ENT switc...

Page 63: ...t volume level 1 Press the AUDIO switch to select Volume 2 Turn the adjustment dial to adjust the volume level The contrast value can be set within the range of 1 00 to 4 00 The setting of this item d...

Page 64: ...ress the ENT switch 3 Turn the adjustment dial to select TC Color and press the ENT switch 4 Turn the adjustment dial to change the display color and press the ENT switch to enter the change The audio...

Page 65: ...isplay color of all the information displayed except for the markers and time code is changed For the range of the display colors which can be selected refer to 4 9 Settings when initialization is per...

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Page 67: ...F 1080sF 24 1080sF 24 24 1080 1125 27 00 1920 2750 sF 3 1080p 23 98 24 1 001 1080 1125 26 97 1920 2750 p 1080p 24 1080p 24 24 1080 1125 27 00 1920 2750 p 2 720p 59 94 60 1 001 720 750 44 96 1280 1650...

Page 68: ...equency 60 00 59 94 Hz etc automatically tracked Automatic tracking of input formats enabled Component input specification Specification COMPONENT input BTA S 001B SMPTE 274M SMPTE 296M standard compl...

Page 69: ...der Scan 960 H 540 V Pixels 720 H 487 V Pixels 525i 720 H 576 V Pixels 625i Pixel pitch 0 126 W 0 126 H mm Video display frequencies Display Frame Rate Hz INPUT Format Frame rate conversion ON setting...

Page 70: ...applies to the G brightness B brightness and R brightness as well Contrast The level of the luminance signal can be varied in the range of 0 0 to 200 0 This applies to the G brightness B brightness a...

Page 71: ...pter 4 MAIN SPECIFICATIONS 61 Chroma Pb Cb Pr Cr The level of the chrominance signals can be varied in the range of 0 0 to 200 0 200 50 100 0 Display level 100 0 109 0 109 100 Input level 109 100 100...

Page 72: ...ratio of 4 3 is extended horizontally and displayed with a 16 9 aspect ratio 1024 576 pixels Actual Size HD input signals only One pixel of the input signals is displayed with one pixel on the LCD sc...

Page 73: ...t less than 3dB Orange Gray 192 1 4 9dB or more but less than 6dB Orange Gray 192 1 5 12dB or more but less than 9dB Orange Gray 192 1 6 15dB or more but less than 12dB Orange Gray 192 1 7 18dB or mor...

Page 74: ...yout The figures below show the cell numbers refer to 4 7 1 Audio levels and cell color scheme What is displayed on the audio level meter at the left of the screen changes from left to right as the au...

Page 75: ...1 60 50 40 30 20 18 12 6 0 CH dB 5 6 7 8 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 60...

Page 76: ...tching the channel layout The channel layout can be switched by CH Order under AUDIO LEVEL METER on the menu screen Type A Channels 1 2 3 and 4 channels 9 10 11 and 12 are displayed at the left of the...

Page 77: ...from the high to low level during the edge operation Example SDI_A SDI_B Concerning the level operation Settings are allocated to the control signal low and high levels for the level operation Example...

Page 78: ...FF OFF ON Mask Mask ON OFF OFF ON MONO Monochrome color switching Color MONO Blue Only ON OFF OFF ON Green ON OFF ON OFF Blue ON OFF ON OFF Red ON OFF ON OFF H Delay ON OFF OFF ON V Delay ON OFF OFF O...

Page 79: ...0 0 100 0 B Contrast 0 0 to 200 0 100 0 R Contrast 0 0 to 200 0 100 0 G Gamma 1 00 to 4 00 2 20 B Gamma 1 00 to 4 00 2 20 R Gamma 1 00 to 4 00 2 20 Select Marker Frame Center 95 93 88 80 4 3 13 9 14 9...

Page 80: ...R 0 to 3 White3 G 3 B 3 R 3 Time Code Color All 63 colors excluding black for G 0 to 3 B 0 to 3 R 0 to 3 White3 G 3 B 3 R 3 Remote Control State R1 to R5 Level Edge Level Remote Control R1 to R5 SDI...

Page 81: ...0 Peaking Level 0 to 100 0 0 0 0 Peaking ON OFF ON ON ON ON Filter ON OFF ON ON ON ON Mono ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Blue Only ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Green ON OFF ON ON ON ON Blue ON OFF ON ON ON ON Red...

Page 82: ...densation must be allowed to form Rated voltage DC 10 to 18V Power consumption main unit 16W Typ main unit only LCD service life 35 000 hours with LCD backlight brightness reduced to one half Dimensio...

Page 83: ...MOTE SDI B SDI A ANALOG OPE LOCK OFF ON POWER F1 BRIGHT F2 CHROMA F4 ESC MENU AUDIO DM 3106 HD LCD PICTURE MONITOR MONITOR OUT SDI IN CH B SDI IN CH A REMOTE PR IN PB IN Y IN DC IN 12V 1 GND 4 12V A A...

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Page 85: ...mounting adapters as optional accessories for the LCD unit Further optional accessories are released from time to time so contact Astrodesign for information on the latest options available Product Mo...

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Page 87: ...the correct level edge etc been selected Is the REMOTE switch at ON When the REMOTE switch is set to ON the markers and other settings are changed Check the method used to operate the remote controlle...

Page 88: ...ating time They are particularly subject to change at low temperatures The display colors may change at certain view angles Noise may be generated on the start screen After images may occur Avoid disp...

Page 89: ...he contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice due to improvements The manufacturer will not be liable for any outcome which results from the incorrect operation of the product...

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