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Introduction

Welcome to the world of LUMAHAWK LCD On-Camera Monitors.   

The LMM-CON300 is designed for composing and focusing images directly 

from your DSLR or DV camera as well as viewing images and video clips 

from it. It’s simple to use and accepts a variety of popular input formats. To 

take advantage of all the features and to ensure safe operation, please read 

through this instruction manual.

Attaching an AV or VGA signal source

To display a VGA or AV source, use the supplied SKS cable.

Insert the SKS plug of the SKS cable into the AV input socket on the back of the monitor. The plugs 

on the other end of the cable should be attached as follows:

For Analog signal sources:

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Yellow (V1 embossed on casing) RCA jack connects to video signal 1

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Yellow (V2 embossed on casing) RCA jack connects to video signal 2

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White RCA jack connects to audio signal

For VGA singal source:

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Connect the round 9-pin male plug to the round 9-pin female socket on the VGA cable. Attach 

the other end of the VGA cable to the VGA port of your signal source.

Instructions for Set-up of the

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Front Panel Controls

The most frequently used monitor controls are directly accessed with the front panel buttons.

 

These are:

V -Check Fields Display

Push the ‘V’ button to step through the RED, GREEN, BLUE and MONOCHROME check fields.

V held down for 3 seconds

 

Toggle display aspect ratio.

Ʌ - Peak Focus Assist

Push the ‘Ʌ’ button to toggle Peak Focus assist off and on.

> – Monitor Speaker Volume

Push the ‘>’ button to increase speaker volume. While the Volume window is displayed, you can 

also push ‘<’ to decrease speaker volume. After adjusting volume, push MENU button to hide the 

Volume window.

< – Screen Marker Display

Push the ‘>’ button to adjust the viewfinder perimeter indicator between 80%, 85%, 90%, 93%, 

96% and Off.

AV/PC

Toggle through input sources HDMI, VGA, AV1 and AV2. The source’s name will be displayed 

briefly when the button is pushed.

POWER

Turn on the screen or put the monitor into standby mode.

Powering the LMM-CON300

The LMM-CON300 can be powered with either the supplied AC adaptor or 

with an F-style DV battery such as the LUMAHAWK F-550 Li Ion Battery.

NOTE: Remove the battery from the monitor when not in use to ensure 

maximum battery life.

Attaching the sun hood

Stick the supplied Velcro tape along the top and sides of the monitor and 

along the inner edges of the sun hood. The sun hood can now be attached 

and removed from the monitor.

Included Accessories

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8” LCD HD Camera Monitor

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F Style DV Battery Plate

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Shoe Mount Ball Head

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AC/DC Adapter

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Folding Sun Hood

1.  Screen Marker display

2.  Speaker volume

3.  OSD MENU

4.  Check Fields display/ 

Aspect Ratio switch

5.  Peak Focus Assist

6.  Remote Control receiver

7.  AV/PC source selector

8.  Power

Front

9.  Battery plate

10.  Speaker (behind battery plate)

Side

11.  HDMI input

12.  SKS cable input

13.  DC Power Input

Back

14.  Mute

15.  OSD MENU

16.  Screen marker display

17.  Check field display

18.  Flip screen vertically

19.  Flip screen horizontally

20.  Monitor power

21.  Peak Focus Assist

22.  Speaker volume

23.  Aspect Ratio switch

24.  AV/PC input selector

Remote Control

Front

Back

Remote Control

Side

Turning Monitor on and selecting signal source

When the monitor is first connected to a power source, the power indicator will be red, indicating 

that the monitor is in standby mode. Push the POWER button to turn the monitor on. The screen 

will now light up blue and display the LUMAHAWK logo. The power button will turn green when 

the selected signal source is being displayed and will turn red if the monitor doesn’t detect a 

compatible signal. Pressing the power button again will put the monitor back into standby mode.

When the monitor is on, push the AV/PC button to select the signal source to be displayed on the 

screen. The LMM-CON300 will display signals from HDMI, VGA and VIDEO1/2 inputs.

Select HDMI to display a source connected to the monitor’s HDMI input

Caution

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Only use the supplied power supply when not powering the monitor with a battery.

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Remove the battery when not using the monitor.

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Do not expose the monitor to extreme heat or humidity.

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Do not use harsh chemicals to clean the monitor. Gently wipe the screen with a clean cloth to 

remove smudges and fingerprints.

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This monitor does not contain any user-serviceable parts inside. Do not attempt to open the 

casing, as this will void your warranty. If service is required, please contact the LUMAHAWK 

offices directly.

Troubleshooting

It’s normal for the screen to go dark for a few seconds when turning the camera or signal source 

on or when toggling between different sources. It’s also normal for bright lines to briefly appear on 

the screen when the monitor is turned on.

Image displayed is black and white

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Check that the hue and saturation levels are properly set

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Set the Check Field to None

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Ensure that cables running from the camera to the monitor are securely and properly 

connected

Image displayed is an abnormal or distorted color

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Check that the hue and saturation levels are properly set

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Set the Check Field to None

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Ensure that cables running from the camera to the monitor are securely and properly 

connected

No image being displayed

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Check that both monitor and camera are turned on

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Ensure that cables running from the camera to the monitor are securely and properly 

connected

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Check that correct signal source is selected with AV/PC button

No Sound

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Check that volume on monitor is turned up

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Ensure that cables running from the camera to the monitor are securely and properly 

connected

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Check that correct signal source is selected with AV/PC button

Remote control doesn’t work

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Replace batteries

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Wireless Remote Control

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Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable

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SKS Cable

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VGA Cable

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