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Menu

SHOOTING ASSIST Menu Screen

Setting

s

 in bold are factory defa

u

lt 

s

etting

s

.

Menu screen content 
(continued)

Item

Setting Val

u

e

De

s

cription

FOCUS ASSIST

RED
GREEN

BLUE

Thi

s

 item 

s

et

s

 the di

s

play color of the foc

us

 

s

ection when the FOCUS ASSIST 

f

u

nction i

s

 operated.

RED

: Di

s

play

s

 the foc

us

 

s

ection in red.

GREEN

: Di

s

play

s

 the foc

us

 

s

ection in green.

BLUE

: Di

s

play

s

 the foc

us

 

s

ection in bl

u

e.

Note

                                                                                                            

When connected to GY-HD250U and [VF SIGNAL] i

s

 

s

et to 

A

RGB

B

 at the 

camera LCD/VF MENU 

s

creen, 

s

et FOCUS ASSIST at the camera to 

A

OFF

B

. Setting

s

 at VF will be invalid.

LEVEL

LOW

MIDDLE

HIGH

Thi

s

 item 

s

et

s

 the foc

us

 level d

u

ring the FOCUS ASSIST operation.

LOW

: Di

s

play

s

 the foc

us

 

s

ection.

MIDDLE : Empha

s

ize

s

 the foc

us

 

s

ection.

HIGH

: F

u

rther empha

s

ize

s

 the foc

us

 

s

ection.

ZEBRA

OVER

1PATTERN
2PATTERNS

Select whether to di

s

play Zebra and the di

s

play format.

OFF

: Doe

s

 not di

s

play Zebra.

1PATTERN : 

Di

s

play

s

 the brightne

ss

 

s

et between [TOP1] and [BOTTOM1] in 

Zebra.

2PATTERNS

: In addition to [1PATTERN], thi

s

 di

s

play

s

 the brightne

ss

 

s

et 

between [TOP2] and [BOTTOM2] in Zebra.

TOP1

5 % ~ 

80 %

 ~ 100 %

OVER

Thi

s

 item 

s

et

s

 the 

u

pper limit of the brightne

ss

 of Zebra 1.

5 % ~ 100 %

: Di

s

play

s

 the brightne

ss

 below thi

s

 

s

etting a

s

 Zebra. (The val

u

can be 

s

et in interval

s

 of 5 %.)

OVER   

: Cancel

s

 the 

u

pper limit of the brightne

ss

 of the di

s

played Zebra.

Note

                                                                                                            

When [ZEBRA] i

s

 

s

et to 

A

OFF

B

, [----] will be di

s

played and 

s

etting i

s

 di

s

abled.

BOTTOM1

0 % ~ 

70 %

 ~ 100 %

Thi

s

 item 

s

et

s

 the lower limit of the brightne

ss

 of Zebra 1.

0 % ~ 100 %: Di

s

play

s

 the brightne

ss

 above thi

s

 

s

etting a

s

 Zebra. (The val

u

can be 

s

et in interval

s

 of 5 %.)

Note

                                                                                                            

When [ZEBRA] i

s

 

s

et to 

A

OFF

B

, [----] will be di

s

played and 

s

etting i

s

 di

s

abled.

TOP2

5 % ~ 100 %

OVER

Thi

s

 item 

s

et

s

 the 

u

pper limit of the brightne

ss

 of Zebra 2.

5 % ~ 100 %

: Di

s

play

s

 the brightne

ss

 below thi

s

 

s

etting a

s

 Zebra. (The val

u

can be 

s

et in interval

s

 of 5 %.)

OVER  

: Cancel

s

 the 

u

pper limit of the brightne

ss

 of the di

s

played Zebra.

Note

                                                                                                            

When [ZEBRA] i

s

 

s

et to 

A

OFF

B

 or 

A

1PATTERN

B

, [----] will be di

s

played and 

s

etting i

s

 di

s

abled.

BOTTOM2

0 % ~ 

80 %

 ~ 100 %

Thi

s

 item 

s

et

s

 the lower limit of the brightne

ss

 of Zebra 2.

0 % ~ 100 %

: Di

s

play

s

 the brightne

ss

 above thi

s

 

s

etting a

s

 Zebra. (The val

u

can be 

s

et in interval

s

 of 5 %.)

Note

                                                                                                            

When [ZEBRA] i

s

 

s

et to 

A

OFF

B

 or 

A

1PATTERN

B

, [----] will be di

s

played and 

s

etting i

s

 di

s

abled.

PEAKING FREQ.

LOW

MIDDLE

HIGH

Thi

s

 item 

s

et

s

 the freq

u

ency band where the conto

u

r i

s

 empha

s

ized with the 

[PEAKING] control.
LOW

: Empha

s

ize

s

 the low freq

u

ency band.

MIDDLE : Empha

s

ize

s

 the intermediate freq

u

ency band.

HIGH

: Empha

s

ize

s

 the high freq

u

ency band.

PAGE BACK

^

Thi

s

 ret

u

rn

s

 to the [MAIN MENU] 

s

creen.

VF-HP840U_EN.book  Page 14  Thursday, January 17, 2008  2:48 PM

Summary of Contents for ViewFinder VF-HP840U

Page 1: ... future reference Model No Serial No Thank you for purchasing this JVC product Before beginning to operate this unit please read the instructions carefully to ensure the best possible performance VIEWFINDER VF HP840U INSTRUCTIONS LST0662 001B VF HP840U_EN book Page 1 Thursday January 17 2008 2 48 PM ...

Page 2: ...disconnect the antenna or cable system This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power line surges These are general IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS and certain items may not apply to all appliances 3 All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to FOR USA 14 Never push objects of any kind into this appliance through cabinet slots as they may touch danger...

Page 3: ... THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS 1 THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND 2 THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION This unit should be used with 12 V DC only Cet appareil num rique de la Classe A est conforme á la norme NMB 003 du Canada INFORMATION FOR CANADA RENSEIGNEMENT POUR CANADA This Class A digital apparatus comp...

Page 4: ...äische Vertretung für die Victor Company of Japan Limited ist JVC Technology Centre Europe GmbH Firmenname geändert in JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH Postfach 10 05 52 61145 Friedberg Deutschland Information for Users on Disposal of Old Equipment European Union Attention This symbol indicates that the electrical and electronic equipment should not be disposed as general household waste at its ...

Page 5: ...roduct is equipped with a return video input terminal and allows composite signals and HD component Y signals only input Rich Marker The product is installed with the Safety Zone display two types of Zebra display and the Focus Assist function all of which are highly useful in the studio Screen Menu Function The menu is displayed on the screen and you can set or adjust the most appropriate monitor...

Page 6: ...fall off when come into contact with rubber or vinyl products for a prolonged period of time Energy Conservation When this product is not used for a prolonged period of time turn off the power of the system for safety and energy conservation purposes LCD Screen Leaving the LCD screen exposed to the sun will damage the LCD screen Do not place the product outdoors or near a window Do not scratch or ...

Page 7: ...GNAL setting at the camera is set to ARGBB PEAKING adjustment at the camera is forced to off The above feature may not function depending on the version of the camera s software For details please consult JVC s authorized dealers F 1 1 Button Press this button to display the input video signals 1 1 without resizing During this display the ASPECT MARKER SAFETY ZONE CENTER MARK display will be tempo...

Page 8: ...AOFFB The above feature may not function depending on the version of the camera s software For details please consult JVC s authorized dealers L VF CABLE Input Terminal Connect this terminal to the KA HD250U VF output terminal 20 pin with the provided VF cable M TALLY Lamp This displays the monitor status of the input screen in red Only when Tally PGM Program signals are input the lamp lights up i...

Page 9: ...rovided VF cable completely into the VF CABLE terminal 2 Loosen the set screw on the cable holder tilt the holder at an angle and insert the VF cable from the bottom into the groove on the holder 3 Press the cable holder squarely against the main unit and secure the set screw If the cable holder is slanted the set screw cannot be secured and it may damage the screw hole of the main unit Caution To...

Page 10: ... If the BRIGHT control is turned completely to the left images may not be output 2 Turn the CONTRAST control to adjust the contrast of the screen To increase the contrast turn to the right 3 Turn the PEAKING control to adjust the peaking To sharpen the contour turn to the right Note You can adjust the freqency band where the contour is emphasized with the PEAKING control under the PEAKING FREQ ite...

Page 11: ...st character blinks 4 Turn the MENU dial to select any character 5 Press the MENU dial to confirm the character The next character blinks 6 Repeat the above steps 3 and 4 to enter 6 characters To enter a title of less than 6 characters use space 7 After all the characters are entered press the MENU button This returns to the normal screen Note To display the camera name on the Status screen set th...

Page 12: ... ASPECT T YPE V I DEO RA T I O 1 6 9 POS I T I ON CENT ER ASPECT MARKER ON T YPE L I NE HA L F SA F E T Y ZONE ON S I Z E 9 5 CENT ER MARK ON PAGE BACK MA I N MENU MARKER SE T T I NG SHOOT I NG ASS I S T V I DEO FORMA T OTHERS EX I T SHOOT I NG ASS I S T FOCUS ASS I S T B L UE L EVE L M I DD L E Z EBRA 2 PA T T ERNS TOP 1 8 0 BOT TOM1 7 0 TOP 2 OVER BOT TOM2 8 0 PEAK I NG FREQ M I DD L E PAGE BACK...

Page 13: ...et to BARS this function is AOFFB during Return Video display 1 1 display and when status display is OFF TYPE LINE HALFTONE LINE HALF This item sets the type of labeling for markers outside the aspect area LINE Displays the aspect area in lines HALFTONE Displays the image level outside the aspect area in half the brightness LINE HALF Displays the aspect area in lines and sets outside the area in h...

Page 14: ...e value can be set in intervals of 5 OVER Cancels the upper limit of the brightness of the displayed Zebra Note When ZEBRA is set to AOFFB will be displayed and setting is disabled BOTTOM1 0 70 100 This item sets the lower limit of the brightness of Zebra 1 0 100 Displays the brightness above this setting as Zebra The value can be set in intervals of 5 Note When ZEBRA is set to AOFFB will be displ...

Page 15: ...s item sets the aspect of the screen display when SD signals are input 4 3 Displays 4 3 input signals as is 16 9 Displays 4 3 images in 16 9 This is valid when the input signals are at SQUEEZE RET VIDEO SD 720P 1080I Select the signal format of the return video signals SD Select this during composite video signal input Signals will be output in black and white on the monitor 720P Select this durin...

Page 16: ...er GY HD250U setting the settings in this product will be invalid ZEBRA When connected to GY HD250U SKIN COLOR ADJUST screen displayed from camera cannot be adjusted via this unit When adjustment is required adjust via the camera TALLY SYSTEM STUDIO The TALLY lamp displays TALLY PGM PVM CALL and warning from the remote control 1 Other than STUDIO The TALLY lamp displays the VTR operation status an...

Page 17: ...rmination for the input video signals excluding return video signals Setting OFF With 75K termination ON Without 75K termination Set to ON when connecting to KA HD250U Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Check Point Power does not turn on Insert the VF cable or power cable fully Turn on the power supply of GY HD250U RM HP250U There are no images Insert the VF cable fully Turn on the power supply of GY...

Page 18: ...spect Ratio 4 3 LCD Panel TFT LCD Resolution 1024 x 768 dots XGA Display Color Approx 16 77 million colors View Angle Standard 60 50 65 65 Top Bottom Left Right Brightness 300 cd m Contrast Ratio 400 1 Supported Video Signal Format 480 60i NTSC 720 60P 1080 60i 576 50i PAL 720 50P 1080 50i 䡵 Input Terminal Return Video Input Composite signals or HDTV component signals Y signal only 1 V p p 75 K un...

Page 19: ...f this product and other related products may be modified for improvement without prior notice With Hood Without Hood 261 130 261 195 184 90 67 12 MENU STATUS BRIGHT CONTRAST PEAKING 1 1 FOCUS ASSIST 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 VF HP840U_EN book Page 19 Thursday January 17 2008 2 48 PM ...

Page 20: ...001B VF HP840U VIEWFINDER ᆠ MDEᅳჸධ 2008 Victor Company of Japan Limited 贩卖商名 杰伟世 中国 投资有限公司 住址 北京市朝阳区光华路 12A 号北京科伦大厦 316 室 出版日 2008 年 2 月 1 日 日本 JVC 公司 VF HP840U_EN book Page 20 Thursday January 17 2008 2 48 PM ...

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