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Analog Modes in Mode ID Order

Mode Name

Mode 

ID

V freq 

(Hz)

H 

Res V Res

Interlac

e

ATV7229/RS170Yi

0

30

720

486

Yes

SVGA_48i

1

54

800

600

Yes

ATV7225

2

25

720

574

Yes

DEL_SVGA_48i

3

48

800

600

Yes

VGA_m4ai

4

43

1053

754

Yes

VGA_m4

5

43

1024

768

Yes

VGA_m4bi

6

43

1056

768

Yes

NEC_PC750i

7

40

1120

750

Yes

DMT1243

8

43

1280

1024

Yes

1024i

9

30

1024

1024

Yes

XGA_m6i

10

52

1360

1024

Yes

aTV1930/JTV1930_1

11

30

1920

1080

Yes

aTV1929/JTV1929

12

30

1920

1080

Yes

aTV1925/HDTV_1E

13

28

1920

1080

Yes

DELL SXGA_43i

14

43

1280

1024

Yes

TECRA_UXGAi

15

49

1600

1200

Yes

DMT1648

16

48

1600

1200

Yes

CGA_MODE14

17

60

640

200

640x200

18

60

640

200

DELL_12_120

19

120

512

384

DELL_12_85

20

85

512

384

MAC_12c/m

21

60

512

384

NECPC400

22

56

640

400

DMT648B/DMT648A

23

85

640

400

DMT647A

24

70

640

350

DMT7285

25

85

720

400

VGA_m1cp

26

260

720

350

XGA2

27

88

720

400

DOS_320x200

28

70

640

400

VGA_m2/2b/1/1b,64

29

70

720

400

848x480_60Hz

30

60

848

480

DMT6475

31

75

640

480

PGA_480/PGA_400

32

60

640

480

VGA_90

33

90

640

480

DMT6485

34

85

640

480

Summary of Contents for SN-4035-WX Bobcat

Page 1: ...Bay Cat SN 4610 1080 User Guide ...

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Page 3: ...i SN 4610 1080 Bay Cat 46 Direct View LCD Display User Guide 070 0146 01 4 October 2004 ...

Page 4: ...ts Inc All other names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies Disclaimer The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice Clarity Visual Systems Company makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material While every pre caution has been taken in the preparation of this manual Clarity Visual Systems shall not be liable for errors ...

Page 5: ... were not caused by accident misuse neglect alteration improper installation repair or improper test ing Clarity will have a reasonable time to make repairs to replace Products or to credit Buyer s account LIMITATIONS Any written warranty offered by Clarity is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied Clarity neither assumes nor authorizes any other person to assume any other liabilities ...

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Page 7: ... Wall Bracket 14 2 4 Connecting Power 16 2 5 Connecting Picture Sources 18 2 6 Connecting RS232 Communication 20 3 Adjusting and Maintaining Bay Cat 23 3 1 Quick Start 24 3 2 Operating the Bay Cat 26 3 3 Manual Selection and Adjustments 28 3 3 1 Selecting the Picture 30 3 3 1 1 Auto or Manual Mode Selection 32 3 3 1 2 EDID What It Is and How It Works 34 3 3 2 Adjusting Levels Computer Sources 36 3...

Page 8: ...klight Control and Status 54 3 5 3 Force Analog Mode 56 3 5 4 Serial Ports Settings 58 3 6 Cleaning the Screen 60 4 Reference Section 61 4 1 Menu Structures 62 4 2 Remote Control Buttons 78 4 3 Drawings 80 4 4 Connector Locations and Diagrams 84 4 5 Glossary of Terms 86 4 6 Specifications for Bay Cat 90 4 7 Regulatory Information 92 4 8 Tables of Modes for Analog Inputs 94 ...

Page 9: ... 1080 BAY CAT USER GUIDE PART NUMBER 070 0146 02 DATED 4 OCTOBER 2004 You may fax this form to Attention Manuals at Or you may email comments and corrections to If you use email please mention the 070 part number listed above What I like about this manual We love to read this part What I don t like about this manual We read this part too Error s I found in the manual Yipes We thought we were perfe...

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Page 11: ...1 1 About the Bay Cat 1 1 What are the Main Features of Bay Cat 2 1 2 You Should Have These Accessories 4 1 3 Safety for You and Bay Cat 6 ...

Page 12: ... an extended period usually over an hour To avoid the problem of image retention use Bay Cat to showing moving images or still pictures that change regularly If image retention has occurred it will be easiest to see when displaying the Gray Test Pattern If this happens use the internal Test Pattern to display a black screen Research at Clarity has shown that displaying a black image or turning off...

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Page 14: ...e Wall Bracket with CATLOCK and locking tool Optional accessories Adapter Plate WAL 4025 00 with hardware The Adapter Plate comes with 4 nuts and 8 metric screws The 4 nuts hold the Wall Bracket to the Adapter Plate The Adapter Plate can be bolted to a wall Or the Adapter Plate can be screwed onto an NEC plasma monitor display stand using the 8 metric screws ...

Page 15: ... 15 pin adapter DVI male connector VGA female connector Remote control Wall Bracket with lock and lock ing unlocking tool Adapter plate WAL 4025 00 optional Attaches to a wall or to an NEC plasma dis play bracket Adapter plate after you install the Wall Bracket on it ...

Page 16: ...y mounting it to wall board or wall paneling won t be adequate or safe The mounting method must be capable of holding 5 times this weight 265 lbs 120 kg for each display unit CAUTION The screen could be damaged by heavy pres sure Bay Cat screens are protected with a cover glass to protect the LCD Some Bay Cats are shipped at customer request without this protective glass In these the LCD is not pr...

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Page 19: ...ing 2 1 What You Will Do 10 2 2 Installing the Bay Cat Wall Bracket 12 2 3 Hanging the Bay Cat on the Wall Bracket 14 2 4 Connecting Power 16 2 5 Connecting Picture Sources 18 2 6 Connecting RS232 Communication 20 ...

Page 20: ...ging the Bay Cat on the Wall Bracket 14 3 Connecting Power 16 4 Connecting Picture Sources 18 5 Connecting RS232 Communication 20 Configuring 1 Quick Start 24 to plug it in and go For more precise configuration look at these detailed instructions 2 Selecting the Picture 30 3 Adjusting Levels Computer Sources 36 4 Adjust Levels Video Sources 38 5 Adjusting Sharpness 40 6 Aspect Ratio 44 7 Advanced ...

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Page 22: ...ble of holding five times this weight 356 lbs 160 kg The outer mounting holes are on 16 centers Ventilation The Bay Cat needs no space to the rear for ventila tion However like all electronic devices it does pro duce some heat The space above the display should provide enough space so that heated air can get away This means you should not mount it into a sealed space with nowhere for the heated ai...

Page 23: ... 4025 00 an optional accessory See Optional acces sories on page 4 The Locking Wall Bracket does not have the large back plate It consists of the square open box with the locking mechanism This Locking Wall Bracket with CATLOCK is a standard accessory ...

Page 24: ...e using the lock lever to open and close the locking mechanism After the display is hung the connectors for video and power are a little difficult to see Some installers connect power and video cables just before hanging the display 1 Be sure the locking lever is in the open position The tab on the lever should not protrude below the bottom of the box 2 Using two persons lift the display so the po...

Page 25: ...over the lock and catch it Pull the lock back to unlock Unlocking from the bottom Slide the tool in from the bot tom keeping the open side of the hook to the left as shown Catch the lock and pull down Back side of the locking lever showing the two pins that the tool hooks onto ...

Page 26: ...g the power cord into the receptacle on the rear of the Bay Cat Plug the other end into a good source of AC power When ready turn on the power switch Normal operation It is normal to leave the power connected and the power switch on all the time and turn the backlight on and off as desired ...

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Page 28: ...n connector through the adapter on the DVI connector Most DVD players have red green and blue RCA connectors for component video output There is available a cable with three BNC connectors on one end red green and blue and a 15 pin connector on the other Therefore to get from a DVD player to a Bay Cat you will need the following parts listed from DVD to Bay Cat 1 RCA male to BNC female adapter 3 e...

Page 29: ...19 If the Bay Cat is shipped outside the US the video inputs are disabled This adapter supplied in the accessories converts the DVI input connector to a 15 pin VGA connector ...

Page 30: ...ay Cat s RS232 In Continue in this way until all Bay Cats are in the loop The order of Bay Cat is the loop does not matter RS232 IDs Each Bay Cat in the loop must have a unique RS232 ID Open the Serial Port Settings menu for each Bay Cat Set the Group ID and the Unit ID so that the com bined ID is unique for each Bay Cat in this RS232 loop Addressing Bay Cats Part of the RS232 command will be an a...

Page 31: ...elp Find Bay Cat tech support Open or download Bay Cat RS232 Programming Guide Yellow wire pin 3 Black wire pin 2 Green wire pin 5 RJ45 9 pin 6 3 5 5 3 2 1 2 3 4 6 7 9 8 5 The wiring shown for this adapter is correct for straight thru network cables 1 8 RJ45 looking into the socket ...

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Page 33: ...It Is and How It Works 32 3 3 2 Adjusting Levels Computer Sources 34 3 3 3 Adjust Levels Video Sources 36 3 3 4 Adjusting Sharpness 38 3 3 5 Position 40 3 3 6 Aspect Ratio 42 3 3 7 Adjusting Color Balance 44 3 4 Diagnostics Test Patterns 46 3 5 Advanced Options 48 3 5 1 Miscellaneous Options 50 3 5 2 Backlight Control and Status 52 3 5 3 Force Analog Mode 54 3 5 4 Serial Ports Settings 56 3 6 Clea...

Page 34: ...nu should appear 3 Select Picture with the up down arrow keys on the remote and press ENTER This will open the Pic ture menu 4 With the left right arrow keys select the input connector you want a Analog RGB usually computer sources VGA thru UXGA b Digital RGB DVI c Comp Video d S Video If the source picture is component video YPbPr select the Analog RGB 5 Press ENTER The Bay Cat will immediately d...

Page 35: ...image retention This can happen when a still image particularly one with high color contrast is displayed for an extended period usually over an hour If this happens use the internal Test Pattern to display a black screen Research at Clarity has shown that displaying a black image or turning off the AC power is the quickest way to dissipate the tempo rarily retained image SOURCE button The FREQ PH...

Page 36: ...tically 5 sec onds after you make a change The system caches the last tens settings Whenever a picture is shown from a new source with the same resolution as a previous picture the system recalls the previous settings rather than readjust everything This happens regard less of the check marks in Auto Adjust Options See also Auto Adjustment Options on page 51 For example suppose you display an NTSC...

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Page 38: ...he manual adjustments fall into several categories The illustrations below and opposite show the menus and indicate where to go for further information on them The appearance of the Picture menu depends on the selected source For details see Selecting the Pic ture on page 30 The S Video menu looks the same as the Comp Video menu For details see Position on page 42 ...

Page 39: ...29 For details see Aspect Ratio on page 44 For details see Advanced Options on page 50 For details see Adjusting Levels Computer Sources on page 36 For details see Diagnostics Test Patterns on page 48 ...

Page 40: ...solution or type of source picture currently coming in is displayed on the line just below Source This is grayed out because you can t adjust it Analog sources With the Analog RGB sources you can adjust Fre quency Phase Brightness and Contrast and choose the amount of Sharpness you want the displayed pic ture to have The fastest easiest way to adjust Frequency and Phase is to press the SETUP butto...

Page 41: ...t uration and Hue are best adjusted using a color bar pattern if one is available from the source Scaler Sharpness is similar to the Sharpness con trol for Analog RGB sources Video Sharpness is a fil ter applied to the picture before it gets to the Scaler Sharpness filter Choose Analog RGB press ENTER and you get this kind of menu Choose Digital RGB press ENTER and you get this kind of menu Choose...

Page 42: ...ble with an analog RGB source try forcing the mode manually Forcing the mode works only with RGB sources that have H V sync It does not work with composite sync or sync on green First you must know the mode of the analog RGB source Look up this mode in the table opposite and open the Force Analog Mode menu 1 In the menu be sure Enable Force Mode is not checked 2 Select the Select Mode Number line ...

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Page 44: ...is system is that Clarity dis plays are capable of many more resolutions video timings than can be store in a data block of only 128 bytes Clarity displays are capable of hundreds of res olutions but the EDID block has room to store only dozens This means that some video cards will not put out certain resolutions even though the connected Clar ity display is capable of handling them If the resolu ...

Page 45: ...d read in the EDID The other output from the card will have nothing Uncheck the Plug and Play box and reboot the computer If you must use a video resolution that is not dis played in the Settings Control Panel Display Settings tab and that resolution is listed in Tables of Modes for Analog Inputs on page 94 try unchecking the Plug and Play box If that does not help you may have to contact the manu...

Page 46: ...ustments If you have more than one computer or other analog RGB source as might come from a switcher you should do this for each source Adjusting levels for computer sources manually Send a picture to the Bay Cat that has something completely black and completely white in it In the Advanced Levels menu adjust Brightness offset up and down until the values in Image Minimums just go to zero or one D...

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Page 48: ...ey will already match in color 4 Adjust Hue to make the inner two color bars match 5 Uncheck Blue Only When a video source is selected Auto Setup Options is not available Adjustments must be made manually 6 If the color bar pattern has a pluge you can use it to adjust Brightness Adjusting with any picture This procedure must be done after you adjust color balance page 46 1 Choose pictures that hav...

Page 49: ...39 Saturation Match Match Adjust Saturation so the outside bars match when Blue Only is checked Match Match Hue Adjust Hue so inside bars match when Blue Only is checked ...

Page 50: ...is with the Aspect Ratio set the way you will use it Use Scaler Sharpness to reduce or eliminate any artifacts of scaling Sharpness for video sources There are two sharpness controls for video sources One is the scaler described above but with all the set tings beginning with Video The other is a slider in the Video Adjustments menu Start with the Scaler Sharpness set to the Video Nor mal position...

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Page 52: ... Horizontal Position number shows the number of pixels from the beginning of H sync to the first active pixel Because there are many black pixels after H sync this number will not be zero when the pic ture is at the left border of the screen The Vertical Position number is the number of lines from V sync to the first active line so it will not be zero when the picture is at the top of the screen ...

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Page 54: ... as the Bay Cat screen 1 66 The other three choices below do not distort the picture Keep Aspect Ratio Fill One Way fills the screen top to bottom or left to right whichever way fits first If the aspect ratio of the picture is less than 1 77 such as normal TV s 1 33 the screen will show blank areas on the left and right If the aspect ratio of the picture is greater than 1 77 such as wide screen mo...

Page 55: ...spect Ratio Crop SVGA picture 800x600 Keep Aspect Ratio Fill One Way SVGA picture 800x600 1 1 Keep Original Size Wide screen picture Aspect Ratio 1 85 Fill Both Ways These are examples of what happens to the picture when the aspect ratio of the source picture does not match the aspect ratio of the display This will be the case every time the source picture is not HD1920 or some other 1 77 source ...

Page 56: ...ing theses settings down to match the baseline maybe you didn t choose the darkest display Do not adjust the Gray values at this time 5 Continue with other adjacent displays until all the displays have the same appearance when white Be careful not to change the values of dis plays once you are satisfied with them Cover the remote control holes lower left corner of bezel to prevent this or turn off...

Page 57: ...47 Second press of MISC button First press of MISC button ...

Page 58: ... 16 rectangles alternating black and white The Gray Red Green and Blue Scales show 32 or 64 step scales You should be able to see all the steps clearly Grid shows a white background with a 4 x 4 grid of magenta lines surrounded by a 3 pixel wide magenta border Color Bars displays a pattern of the three primary colors and the primary combinations along with black and white This is similar to but no...

Page 59: ...49 None is the only one that does not block the incoming picture Choose None to show the source picture on the screen ...

Page 60: ...nt the menu starts V Position moves the menus up and down Use the left and right arrow keys on the up down keys to move the menu The number indicates how far down the screen the menu is in percent It is not possible to move the menu to the bottom of the screen Menu Timeout determines how many seconds the menu will stay on the screen without any activity Zero means the menus will not automatically ...

Page 61: ...t done semi automatically see Adjusting Levels Computer Sources on page 36 so leave this unchecked Do Frequency and Do Phase find the frequency and phase separately of the computer picture and adjust to them This works best on a picture that has lots of sharp changes in brightness such as text adjacent white and black pixels Do Position centers the picture on the screen About the cache The Bay Cat...

Page 62: ...in 9 positions each posi tion only one pixel from the next It has the same effect as using the position control to move the pic ture How does orbiting occur These are the 9 pixel positions When image orbiting starts the picture is assumed to be in position 5 It moves to position 1 then moves to each position in the order shown The pic ture stays in each position for 30 seconds Clear Input Memory e...

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Page 64: ...ht Control and Status menu depends on whether it is in manual or auto mode Auto backlight control 1 Set the Backlight Control Mode to Auto 2 Set the Ambient Threshold to a ambient light level at which the backlight will switch to low inten sity 3 Set the Low Intensity at the level in percent of maximum you want the backlight to have when the ambient light falls below the threshold The Ambient Ligh...

Page 65: ...55 When Backlight Control Mode is Auto the menu looks like this When Backlight Control Mode is Manual the menu looks like this ...

Page 66: ... picture appears stretched in one direction look at the Aspect Ratio menu Set it to 1 to 1 Keep Original Size The picture may not fill the screen this way but it should not be distorted If none of the above adjustments fix the problem you can try forcing the mode Forcing the mode only works if Retry On Lost Signal is checked in the Auto Setup Options menu 1 Determine the mode of the source you are...

Page 67: ...57 Find the mode and its Mode ID number in the three tables starting on page 94 ...

Page 68: ...tring that have Group ID 8 and any Unit ID will execute the command See the RS232 program ming guide for Bay Cat part number 070 0108 02 or later on www ClarityVisual com login 1 Click the lower blue button 2 Use the name tech and password help Response type and terminator The ASCII Response Type determines what type of data will be returned to the computer For human readable text in a serial prog...

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Page 70: ...w cleaning products such as Windex are safe CAUTION Prevent liquid from running down the screen and leaking into the interior of the Bay Cat Spray liquids on the cloth or towel not directly on the screen CAUTION If you use a cloth towel be sure it is clean If the towel was used to clean counter tops or anything else it may contain grit which could scratch the acrylic screen protector ...

Page 71: ...Options Auto Setup 69 Advanced Options Color Balance 70 Advanced Options Misc Options 71 Advanced Options Backlight Control 72 Advanced Options Force Analog Mode 73 Advanced Options Serial Port Settings 74 Program Information 75 4 2 Remote Control Buttons 76 4 3 Drawings 78 4 4 Connector Locations and Diagrams 82 4 5 Glossary of Terms 84 4 6 Specifications for Bay Cat 88 4 7 Regulatory Information...

Page 72: ...ture Source chooses the source the input connector you want to use and adjust the picture Use the keys to select the source Digital pictures can t be adjusted Colorspace is either RGB or YPbPr Frequency and Phase see Selecting the Picture on page 30 Lock Settings unchecks all the boxes in Auto Setup Options see page 71 FREQ PHASE key opens the Picture menu directly The Comp Video Picture menu look...

Page 73: ...again To set levels manually display a black picture from the source computer Select Manual Black Level and adjust it until one of the three colors just touches the 0 value Then adjust the other two colors until they just touch 0 also Do not push this value lower than 0 because the number will not change but the picture will get worse Now display a white picture from the source computer Select the...

Page 74: ...Sharpness is a filter applied to the video picture before it gets to the Scaler Sharpness filter Blue Only is used with source color bars for adjustment It is visible only when the source is Comp Video or S Video LEVEL key opens the Video Adjustments menu directly when the source is composite or S Video ...

Page 75: ...65 Position Image Pan moves the image on the screen SIZE POS key opens the Picture menu directly ...

Page 76: ...xpanded until it reaches the first border sides or top bottom No distortion but extra space is filled with black Keep Aspect Ratio Crop Picture is expanded until it reaches the second border sides or top bottom and the rest of the picture goes off the other edges is cropped No distortion but some parts of picture are lost from view 1 to 1 Keep Original Size Picture is pixel for pixel as it is in t...

Page 77: ...length of time before the message will disappear 0 seconds means there is no timeout and the message will not automatically disappear Messages are stored in the Bay Cat only through RS232 See the MIP Guide document 077 0004 found at www ClarityVisual com Click on LOGIN Then click on lower blue LOGIN NOW User name tech Password help ...

Page 78: ...68 Diagnostics Test Patterns Move through Test Patterns with the up down arrow keys ...

Page 79: ...69 Diagnostics Hours System Time is the total time AC power has been applied Running Time is the total time the lamps have been on ...

Page 80: ...and then reverts to 0 Rx Buffer Overflows and Errors keeps track of communica tion problems with received RS232 communications data Left and Right measure the light falling on the back of the LCD from the backlights When there is a wide imbalance it indicates that on of the backlights may have failed Amb is the measured value of the ambient light HPeriod is the time between on H pixel and the next...

Page 81: ...test and darkest pixels to be white and black This fully automatic method is prone to small errors in the white level Semi automatic level adjustment is better See Input Levels See also Advanced Options page 50 Advanced Options Menu Options Auto Setup H and V Position move the menu on the screen not the picture Menu Timeout is in seconds Menus disappear after this time when there is no remote cont...

Page 82: ...e is used to pre set the values to 3200K 5500K 6500K or 9500K Each of these choices sets specific values in the rest of the menu When Color Temperature is set to Custom use the White Balance and Gray Balance adjustments to match adja cent displays See Adjusting Color Balance on page 46 Test Pattern can select White Gray or Off Reset to Defaults returns all white values to 31 and all gray values to...

Page 83: ...ke the Bobcat accept c type and byte type commands regardless without CRC checking Enable Image Orbiting moves the image slowly reducing the possibility of temporary image retention Clear Input Memory erases the memories that save the input values for most recently used 10 sources Use this if the Bay Cat won t prop erly acquire a new source See also Miscellaneous Options page 52 MISC opens the Adv...

Page 84: ...ty is read only Ambient Threshold is the light intensity below which the back lights go to the Low Intensity setting Low Intensity is the backlight level as a percent of maximum the light will go to when the ambient light falls below the Ambient Threshold There is a built in 5 minute delay before the low intensity takes effect See also Backlight Control and Status page 54 Advanced Options Backligh...

Page 85: ...o the Select Mode menu As the mode number changes its settings are displayed in the line below When the desired mode is selected check Enable Force Mode Current Mode shows the mode number that the Bay Cat is using now This number will match the Select Mode num ber right after Enable Force Mode is checked You can find the value of the current mode my making Select Mode number match the Current Mode...

Page 86: ...SCII Response Type is Symbolic ascii words are returned Numeric numbers are returned or Data Only only the data value is returned ASCII Response Terminator is the non printing character or two character combination that will end each response sent Baud Rate must match the baud rate of the host computer For complete information see the RS232 Control manual for Bay Cat available on www ClarityVisual...

Page 87: ...ram Information When Clarity provides upgraded firmware software used in the Bay Cat it will be available at www ClarityVisual com Click on LOGIN Then click on lower blue LOGIN NOW User name tech Password help ...

Page 88: ...78 4 2 Remote Control Buttons The setup button starts all the auto setup processes that are marked in the Auto Options menu Starts searching for the next available source Second press of MISC button ...

Page 89: ... If the current menu does not have value bars in it these buttons select the highlighted item Reverts to the previous menu Goes to the selected menu or performs the selected function This button has no function for Bobcat when source is composite or S Video when source is Analog Turns curtain on and off When cur tain is on source picture is blocked ...

Page 90: ...80 4 3 Drawings Dimensions in inches ...

Page 91: ...81 Side view of Bay Cat measure to rear of installed bracket ...

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Page 94: ...84 4 4 Connector Locations and Diagrams 6 7 8 11 12 23 A C I n R S 2 3 2 I n R S 2 3 2 O u t D i g i t a l A n a l o g I n S v i d e o I n C o m p V i d e o I n ...

Page 95: ...pin to RJ45 adapter Yellow wire pin 3 Black wire pin 2 Green wire pin 5 RJ45 9 pin 6 3 5 5 3 2 1 2 3 4 6 7 9 8 5 The wiring shown for this adapter is correct for straight thru network cables 1 8 RJ45 looking into the socket ...

Page 96: ...XP 1 25 Bobcat 1 2 1 66 Bay Cat Margay 1 77 cube One display without regard to others that may be in a wall with it See also unit display C Video Composite video a video distribution system in which all the video informa tion is sent on one wire DA Distribution amplifier a device that takes in one input and gives out many of the same type DAs are avail able for video computer and digital signals d...

Page 97: ...Pr RGBHV RGB plus sync where H and V sync are on separate wires RGBS RGB plus sync where composite sync is on a separate wire Term Meaning SECAM The television system used primarily in France Russia and the former Soviet Bloc countries Sequential Color and Memory See also NTSC and PAL SOG Sync on green usually for RGB sources source A source of pictures such as a com puter a VCR a DVD player or th...

Page 98: ...30 WXGA Wide XGA a standard for distributing analog computer pictures with a res olution of 1280 pixels by 768 pixels XGA eXtended VGA a standard for distrib uting analog computer pictures with a resolution of 1024 pixels by 768 pix els Y One of the components of compo nent video See also component video and colorspace YPbPr Designators for the three conductors in component video Y luminace signal...

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Page 100: ...ht 22 6 574 mm Pixel pitch 0 53025 0 53025 mm Electrical and Heat Specification Maximum Minimum Typical Notes Video input amplitude Separate RGB analog 1 0 V p p 0 5 V p p 0 7 V p p 75 ohm termination Composite analog 5 0 V p p 0 3 V p p 75 ohm termination TTL H and V sync 5 0 V 2 5 V 3 5 V TTL at 330 ohm termination Input connectors DVI I Digital or Analog 15 pin HD D sub DVI I to 15 pin adaptor ...

Page 101: ... time 20 ms 25 C 15 ms trise 8 ms tfall Number of colors 16 M Image burn in None See Temporary Image Retention on page 2 Resolution 1920 1080 pixels Lamp life hours 60 000 to brightness Environmental Specification Maximum Minimum Typical Notes Temperature operating 35 C 95 F 0 C 32 F All performance specifications are maintained within this temperature range non operating 60 C 140 F 20 C 4 F Altit...

Page 102: ...ts are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer ence in an installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communica tions However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equip ment ...

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Page 104: ...40 400 DMT648B DMT648A 23 85 640 400 PGA_480 PGA_400 32 60 640 480 VGA_m3 640x480 43 60 640 480 DOS_320x240 38 61 640 480 MAC13c m lc 42 67 640 480 VGA_WCE 41 72 640 480 VS901101 VGA_72 37 73 640 480 DMT6475 31 75 640 480 XGA6475 40 75 640 480 DMT6485 34 85 640 480 VGA_90 33 90 640 480 DEL_VGA_90 49 90 640 480 DEL_VGA_100 47 100 640 480 DEL_VGA_120 46 120 640 480 MAC_15 112 75 640 870 VGA_m1cp 26 ...

Page 105: ..._120 62 120 800 600 G0806120 68 120 800 600 DEL_SVGA_160 63 160 800 600 DEL_SVGA_200 58 199 800 600 MAC_16 69 75 832 624 848x480_60Hz 30 60 848 480 848x480_60Hz_a 35 60 848 480 848x480 60VESA 36 60 848 480 848x480_60Hz_b 39 60 848 480 WVGA60 45 60 852 480 VGA_m4 5 43 1024 768 Yes MAC_1960 102 59 1024 768 VG901101 94 60 1024 768 XGA_60_B 101 60 1024 768 XGA_70_1 92 68 1024 768 XGA_m5 85 70 1024 768...

Page 106: ...50 Yes CPQ_PS150_11_44i 119 44 1152 864 DELL_864_60 107 61 1152 864 DMT1170 110 70 1152 864 DMT1175 108 75 1152 864 DMT1185 109 85 1152 864 MAC_21 111 75 1152 870 SUN_1166 116B 114 66 1152 900 SUN_1176 117B 115 76 1152 900 INT_1160 113 60 1184 884 aTV1259 aTV1260 71 60 1280 720 WXGA50b 81 50 1280 768 WXGA50a 104 50 1280 768 WXGA56 88 56 1280 768 WXGA60VESA2 72 60 1280 768 WXGA60GTF 74 60 1280 768 ...

Page 107: ...0 1024 SON_1274 123 74 1280 1024 DMT1275 HP1275 125 75 1280 1024 SUN SON_1276 124 76 1280 1024 G1210080 130 80 1280 1024 DMT1280 129 85 1280 1024 XGA_m6i 10 52 1360 1024 Yes DMT1648 16 48 1600 1200 Yes TECRA_UXGAi 15 49 1600 1200 Yes DELL_UXGA_52 143 52 1600 1200 UXGA_60 140 60 1600 1200 INT_1660 142 60 1664 1248 aTV1925 HDTV_1E 13 28 1920 1080 Yes aTV1930 JTV1930_1 11 30 1920 1080 Yes aTV1929 JTV...

Page 108: ...WUXGA_60 136 60 1920 1200 1920x1200 60VESA1 138 60 1920 1200 1920x1200ATI 139 60 1920 1200 DATEX 50 65 1984 512 Analog Modes in Horizontal Resolution Order Mode Name Mode ID V freq Hz H Res V Res Interlace ...

Page 109: ...1080 Yes aTV1929 JTV1929 12 30 1920 1080 Yes aTV1925 HDTV_1E 13 28 1920 1080 Yes DELL SXGA_43i 14 43 1280 1024 Yes TECRA_UXGAi 15 49 1600 1200 Yes DMT1648 16 48 1600 1200 Yes CGA_MODE14 17 60 640 200 640x200 18 60 640 200 DELL_12_120 19 120 512 384 DELL_12_85 20 85 512 384 MAC_12c m 21 60 512 384 NECPC400 22 56 640 400 DMT648B DMT648A 23 85 640 400 DMT647A 24 70 640 350 DMT7285 25 85 720 400 VGA_m...

Page 110: ... 640 480 DATEX 50 65 1984 512 720x576 51 75 720 576 DMT8075 52 75 800 600 VG900601 53 56 800 600 ATV7250E 54 50 720 576 G0806072 55 72 800 600 VG900602 56 60 800 600 G0806080 57 80 800 600 DEL_SVGA_200 58 199 800 600 SVGA_90 59 90 800 600 DMT8085 60 85 800 600 G0806090 61 90 800 600 DEL_SVGA_120 62 120 800 600 DEL_SVGA_160 63 160 800 600 G0806100 64 100 800 600 DEL_SVGA_70 65 70 800 600 DEL_SVGA_1...

Page 111: ... WXGA75VESA 87 75 1280 768 WXGA56 88 56 1280 768 XGA1076 89 76 1024 768 SON_1072 90 72 1024 768 HP_1070 VS910801 91 70 1024 768 XGA_70_1 92 68 1024 768 WXGA60a 93 60 1280 768 VG901101 94 60 1024 768 DEL_XGA_120 95 120 1024 768 DEL_XGA_100 96 100 1024 768 WXGA85 97 85 1280 768 DELL_10_140 98 140 1024 768 G1007090 99 90 1024 768 WXGA85VESA 100 85 1280 768 XGA_60_B 101 60 1024 768 MAC_1960 102 59 102...

Page 112: ...1024 1024 SON_1274 123 74 1280 1024 SUN SON_1276 124 76 1280 1024 DMT1275 HP1275 125 75 1280 1024 SXGA_70 126 70 1280 1024 DMT1260 DMT1460 127 60 1280 1024 G1210072 128 72 1280 1024 DMT1280 129 85 1280 1024 G1210080 130 80 1280 1024 SUN_1267 126B 131 67 1280 1024 HP_1272 132 72 1280 1024 1080p 60 133 60 1920 1080 1080p60GTF 134 60 1920 1080 aTV1959 1960 135 60 1920 1080 WUXGA_60 136 60 1920 1200 W...

Page 113: ...103 INT_1660 142 60 1664 1248 DELL_UXGA_52 143 52 1600 1200 Analog Modes in Mode ID Order Mode Name Mode ID V freq Hz H Res V Res Interlac e ...

Page 114: ...104 ...

Page 115: ...tion of 44 menu 44 aspect ratio definition of 86 auto adjustment options 51 auto backlight control 54 auto backlight on 52 73 automatic adjustment of levels 36 automatic adjustments 24 B backlight 2 16 auto on 24 52 brightness 46 control 54 control mode 74 intensity 74 life 91 status 54 turn off with no source 52 backlight control 54 backlight control and status 54 backlight control mode 54 backli...

Page 116: ...id pattern 48 group ID 58 76 H H V sync definition of 86 H position in menu options 50 help technical on the web 2 67 horizontal position 42 hours menu 69 HPeriod H period 70 hue 38 humidity 91 I ID 20 ignore RS232 CRC 52 73 image maximums 36 image minimums 36 image orbiting 52 image pan 65 image pan menu 42 image retention 2 input amplitude 90 input levels 63 input memory clearing the 73 input se...

Page 117: ...orientation 12 14 of menus 50 portrait or landscape 2 overseas shipment 18 P packet received last RS232 48 packets received 70 paint program for checkerboard pattern 30 PAL 18 30 PAL definition of 87 pan image 65 pan menu 42 Panther definition of 87 password for Clarity website 2 patterns internal test 48 phase 62 phase adjusting manually 30 picture 30 connecting sources for 18 connectors location...

Page 118: ...ite definition of 86 H V definition of 86 loss of 71 sync on green definition of 87 T technical support 109 technical support on Clarity s website 2 67 temperature operating 91 temporary image retention 52 terms used in this manual 86 terms used in this manual meanings of 86 test patterns diagnostic 48 test patterns 48 68 Tigress definition of 87 timeout for MIP 67 turn backlight off 73 turn backl...

Page 119: ...horizontal streaks coming from the right side of high contrast edges I see a solid green background has vertical bands in it Whenever I try to _______ I get a message on the screen that says _________ The lamp will not turn on When I changed it with another lamp it still did not turn on There is a black line on the left side and I can t move the picture over there with the Position control I see f...

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