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IMAGE FLIP

This setting flips the display 
horizontally, vertically, or 
both.

WAVE/VECTOR

Waveform displays a 
graph showing localized 
exposure levels in the image. 
Wherever a particular color 
appears onscreen, it will 
appear in the corresponding 
area of the waveform graph. 
Waveform can be set to 
show the Y, R, G, B, Cb, or 
Cr signals. Vector displays 
a vectorscope, which is 
an overall color saturation 
meter for all colors in the 
image.

WAVEFORM TRANS

Choose whether to make the 
background of the onscreen 
graphs translucent.

WAVEFORM SIZE

Choose the size of the 
onscreen graphs: small or 
large.

LEVEL METER

Display the audio level 
meter onscreen.

MANUFACTURER DEFAULT

Restore the FieldVision to 
the factory default settings. 
Turn the SAT knob to 
highlight OK or Cancel, and 
then press the BRI/MENU 
knob to make a selection.

ISP

For factory use only—do 
not select this. If you select 
this, immediately reboot the 
FieldVision.

CENTER MARKER

This setting displays a 
marker in the center of the 
screen.

SCREEN MARKERS

You can set the FieldVision 
to display an onscreen box 
as a safety frame marker 
at a set percentage of the 
screen size. You can set this 
to 95%, 93%, 90%, 88%, 85%, 
or 80%.

LANGUAGE

You can set the onscreen 
language to English or 
Chinese (

中文

).

PIP

Use PIP, or picture-in-picture 
mode, to simultaneously 
display two incoming video 
signals. You can set the size 
of the inset picture to small, 

medium, and large; choose 
PIP swap to switch the two 
pictures; and move the inset 
picture to different corners 
of the screen.

SDI

Use this setting to turn the 
connected 3G-SDI signal on 
or off.

INPUT FORMAT OSD

Use this setting to set the 
length of time the onscreen 
menu is displayed. You can 
choose 5, 10, or 15 seconds.

LOGO

Choose whether the Elvid 
Fieldvision logo is displayed 
when the monitor boots up.

FREEZE INPUT

Turning this setting on will 
freeze the current onscreen 
image.

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MArKers

Summary of Contents for OCM-7PWV

Page 1: ...user MANUAL FIELDVISION OCM 7PWV 7 PRO LCD MONITOR WITH SCOPES ...

Page 2: ...power it Available battery plates and an included adapter plate let you mount common standard camera batteries or for longer run times three stud and V mount batteries The FieldVision also comes with a power and tally cable to run the monitor via 4 pin XLR or AC sources and to take advantage of your studio tally system INTRODUCTION 3 2 Please read and follow these instructions and keep this manual...

Page 3: ...ns and Frame Rates 26 29 Troubleshooting 30 31 Warranty 32 Back PRODUCT CONTENTS NOTE Additional battery plates and or battery adapters compatible with other popular brands can be purchased by visiting www elvidcinema com 7 Field Monitor Sun shade cover Sun shade bracket Battery plates F 970 LP E6 HDMI to Mini HDMI cable 4 pin XLR power and tally cable Shoe mount adapter 12 V DC adapter Adapter pa...

Page 4: ...istogram Function F1 Peaking Function F3 Level Meter Power LED Tally Light TINT knob R3 YPbPr button BR MENU knob R1 SDI button Function F2 Wave Vector Power Switch 4 pin XLR DC SDI Output Battery plate mount Audio inputs Composite video input YPbPr component video inputs Speaker HDMI Output SDI Input Mini USB port factory use only HDMI Input ...

Page 5: ...he included 12 V DC adapter plugged into an AC power source To power the FieldVision via the 4 pin XLR power and tally cable follow these steps 1 Fully insert the 4 pin XLR power and tally cable into the 4 pin XLR DC power input on the back of the monitor The connector should click into place when fully inserted 2 Use either a 4 pin XLR cable or the included 12 V DC adapter to connect the correspo...

Page 6: ...he battery plates press the power switch to the BATT position For more information on compatible battery types refer to Specifications on page 25 1 Place the battery plate in the FieldVision s battery plate mount Make sure the plate s bottom contacts are aligned with the contacts in the plate mount 2 Slide the plate forward until it locks into place 3 Place a compatible battery in the battery plat...

Page 7: ... BATT position If your battery plugs into the 4 pin XLR DC power input push the power switch in to the 12V position 1 With the smooth side of the adapter panel facing up place the panel on the back of the monitor Align the top two screw holes of the adapter panel with the corresponding screw holes in the back of the monitor The battery power input should be visible through the bottom opening in th...

Page 8: ...d use the appropriate cable to connect your camera to the corresponding input connections on the back of the monitor 2 Press the video input button Video YPbPr HDMI or SDI that corresponds to your video input signal The button will glow to indicate that the signal is selected 15 3 If you are using the tally light connect the tally wires to the corresponding wires in your studio tally system See XL...

Page 9: ...rough it turn the BRI MENU knob While scrolling through any vertical menu turn the SAT knob to select or adjust a menu item or value Press the BRI MENU knob at any point to return to the previous menu or screen The sunshade prevents glare on the monitor s screen by blocking out stray light and it s useful when shooting outdoors To attach the sunshade follow these steps 1 Mount the sunshade bracket...

Page 10: ... displays only the broadcast safe image COLOR TEMPERATURE You can select from the presets 6500 7500 and 9300 K You can also configure your own custom setting which is labeled User in the Color Temperature menu Customizing the color temperature is recommended only for advanced users CHECK FIELD In Check Field mode just the selected color will appear onscreen You can select mono red green or blue In...

Page 11: ...e only do not select this If you select this immediately reboot the FieldVision CENTER MARKER This setting displays a marker in the center of the screen SCREEN MARKERS You can set the FieldVision to display an onscreen box as a safety frame marker at a set percentage of the screen size You can set this to 95 93 90 88 85 or 80 LANGUAGE You can set the onscreen language to English or Chinese 中文 PIP ...

Page 12: ...ight All customizations are available in the Custom Functions menu The four knob customization settings are on the same list as the four function button settings COLOR BAR Display color bars onscreen ZOOM Zoom into the onscreen image When the video is 1080i the available levels of zoom are 2x and 8x All other resolutions can zoom at 2x 4x and 8x PEAKING Peaking is a focus assist tool that displays...

Page 13: ...V DC via 4 pin XLR Current 900 mA Power consumption 11 W Signal Input AV1 AV2 HDMI Power Consumption 8 0W SPECIFICATIONS 25 Battery PLATES F 970 Sony L series batteries LPE6 Canon LP E6 batteries DU 21 Panasonic VBG 6 and similar batteries QM91D Sony M series batteries Size Dimensions 7 5 6 0 1 2 5 6 with sunshade 19 2 15 2 3 1 cm 14 1 cm with sunshade Weight Monitor 1 7 lb 0 76 kg With sunshade 2...

Page 14: ...O SIGNAL 1080p 30 NO 1080p 50 YES 1080p 60 YES 1080p 23 98sF NO SIGNAL 1080p 24sF NO HDMI 480i 59 94 YES 480i 60 YES 576i 50 YES SINGAL MODE SUPPORT HDMI 480p 59 94 YES 480i 60 YES 576i 50 YES 480p 59 94 YES 480p 60 YES 576p 50 YES 480p 59 94 YES 480p 60 YES 576p 50 YES 720p 23 98 NO 720p 24 NO 720p 25 NO 720p 29 97 NO 720p 30 NO 720p 50 YES 720p 59 94 YES 720p 60 YES 1080i 50 YES 1080i 59 94 YES ...

Page 15: ...2040 x 1080 23 98PsF NO 2040 x 1080 24PsF NO SIGNAL 2040 x 1080 23 98p NO SIGNAL 2040 x 1080 24p NO SIGNAL SINGAL MODE SUPPORT HDMI 1080p 24 NO 1080p 25 NO 1080p 29 97 NO 1080p 30 NO 1080p 50 YES 1080p 59 94 YES 1080p 60 YES 1080p 23 98sF NO SIGNAL 1080p 24sF NO 2040 x 1080 23 98sF NO SIGNAL 2040 x 1080 24sF NO SIGNAL 2040 x 1080 23 98p NO SIGNAL 2040 x 24p NO SIGNAL SDI 480i 59 94 YES 480i 60 YES...

Page 16: ... the Check Field and Peaking modes are disabled PROBLEM SOLUTION cont d If you are using component video make sure that all the cables are attached and fully plugged into the proper inputs The FieldVision is turned on but there is no onscreen image Make sure that the correct input signal is selected Check your cables to make sure they are properly connected Check your cables to make sure they are ...

Page 17: ...use neglect accident alteration abuse improper installation or maintenance EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN THE WARRANTY PROVIDER MAKES NEITHER ANY EXPRESS WARRANTIES NOR ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE This warranty provides you with specific legal rights and you may also have additional rights that vary from...

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