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Contents

Check the Included Items .....................................................................................7

About the Preview Monitor ................................................................................10

Connecting the Monitor .................................................................................................................................................................. 10

About the View on the Preview Monitor ................................................................................................................................... 10

About the Menu Displays ................................................................................................................................................................ 11

About the Power Supply .....................................................................................12

Connecting the AC Adapter ........................................................................................................................................................... 12

Turning the Power On and Off ...................................................................................................................................................... 13

Part Names and Functions..................................................................................14

Top Panel ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Rear Panel ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Connecting External Equipment ........................................................................17

Signal Flow ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Connecting Source Equipment ..................................................................................................................................................... 19

Connecting Video Sources ................................................................................................................................................ 19
Connecting Audio Sources ............................................................................................................................................... 21

Sharing a Source Between Channels .......................................................................................................................................... 21

Connecting Output Equipment .................................................................................................................................................... 22

Connecting a Projector or Recording Unit .................................................................................................................. 22
Connecting Tally-capable Equipment .......................................................................................................................... 23

About Input/Output Formats .............................................................................24

Input Formats ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Using the Menus to Set the Output Format for OUTPUT 1/2 ............................................................................................. 24

Using the Buttons to Change the Output Format for OUTPUT 1/2 ................................................................................. 25

Output Formats from the Connectors ........................................................................................................................................ 25

Inputting HDCP Signals ......................................................................................26

Basic Operations .................................................................................................28

Checking the Currently Selected Channels .............................................................................................................................. 28

Switching Video in the PGM/PST Mode ..................................................................................................................................... 28

Switching the Video Using Buttons ............................................................................................................................... 28
Switching the Video Using the Video Fader ................................................................................................................ 30

Switching in the A/B Mode ............................................................................................................................................................. 31

Changing the Operation Mode ....................................................................................................................................... 31
Switching in the A/B Mode ............................................................................................................................................... 32

Applying Fade to Final Output ...................................................................................................................................................... 33

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Page 1: ... mentioned in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners Before using this unit carefully read the sections entitled USING THE UNIT SAFELY p 3 and IMPORTANT NOTES p 5 These sections provide important information concerning the proper operation of the unit Additionally in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature of your new unit ...

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Page 3: ...n matches the input voltage specified on the AC adaptor s body Other AC adaptors may use a different polarity or be designed for a different voltage so their use could result in damage malfunction or electric shock WARNING 008e Use only the included power cord Use only the attached power supply cord Also the supplied power cord must not be used with any other device 009 Do not bend the power cord ...

Page 4: ... AC adaptor Always grasp only the plug on the AC adaptor cord when plugging into or unplugging from an outlet or this unit CAUTION 103b Periodically clean the AC adaptor s plug At regular intervals you should unplug the AC adaptor and clean it by using a dry cloth to wipe all dust and other accumulations away from its prongs Also disconnect the power plug from the power outlet whenever the unit is...

Page 5: ...cohol nail polish spray cans etc near the unit Swiftly wipe away any liquid that spills on the unit using a dry soft cloth Maintenance 401a For everyday cleaning wipe the unit with a soft dry cloth or one that has been slightly dampened with water To remove stubborn dirt use a cloth impregnated with a mild non abrasive detergent Afterwards be sure to wipe the unit thoroughly with a soft dry cloth ...

Page 6: ... could infringe on a copyright held by a third party We assume no responsibility whatsoever with regard to any infringements of third party copyrights arising through your use of this product C 02 This product can be used to record or duplicate audio or visual material without being limited by certain technological copy protection measures This is due to the fact that this product is intended to b...

Page 7: ...this manual include illustrations that depict what should typically be shown by the display Note however that your unit may incorporate a newer enhanced version of the system e g includes newer sounds so what you actually see in the display may not always match what appears in the manual The following items are included Please make sure that all items are present If anything is missing please cont...

Page 8: ...Channels 21 Connecting Output Equipment 22 Connecting a Projector or Recording Unit 22 Connecting Tally capable Equipment 23 About Input Output Formats 24 Input Formats 24 Using the Menus to Set the Output Format for OUTPUT 1 2 24 Using the Buttons to Change the Output Format for OUTPUT 1 2 25 Output Formats from the Connectors 25 Inputting HDCP Signals 26 Basic Operations 28 Checking the Currentl...

Page 9: ...of Video and Audio Lip sync 38 About Other Features 39 Enlarging Reducing the Picture 39 Saving Recalling Settings 40 Using a USB Memory Device 41 Changing the Preview Labels 43 Returning to the Factory default State 44 Menu Operations and Menu List 45 Menu Operations 45 Menu List 46 Appendices 52 Main Specifications 52 About Remote Control 53 About the Security Slot 53 Dimensions 53 Troubleshooti...

Page 10: ... this setting is used PST The picture of standby channel is displayed PGM The picture on the current output channel is displayed DSK This previews the status of DSK composition Adjust the amount of keying in this mode fig INPUT view eps Presented by CH 1 HDMI CH 2 HDMI CH 3 HDMI CH 4 HDMI When INPUT has been selected a red border is displayed around the channel of current program output A green bo...

Page 11: ...splays Pressing the MENU button on the top panel displays the menu in the preview monitor To make the displayed menu disappear press the EXIT button on the top panel fig menu display eps Presented by Setup Input Output Transition PinP DSK Audio System Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter For information on using the menus and on menu items refer to Menu Operations and Menu List p 45 ...

Page 12: ...nected to it or the metal portions of other objects such as monitors This is due to an infinitesimal electrical charge which is absolutely harmless However if you are concerned about this connect the ground terminal see figure with an external ground When the unit is grounded a slight hum may occur depending on the particulars of your installation If you are unsure of the connection method contact...

Page 13: ... power to the output devices Turn on the power to the output devices such as projectors connected to the V 40HD Turning the Power Off 1 Turn off the power to the output devices Turn off the power to the output devices such as projectors connected to the V 40HD 2 Turn off the power to the V 40HD Set the POWER switch on the rear panel to OFF to turn off the power to the V 40HD 3 Turn off the power t...

Page 14: ...n the setting for HDCP signals p 26 Lighted It lights up when an HDCP compatible device is connected as the output device Flashing It flashes when no output device is connected or when the connected device is not compatible with HDCP Unlighted It goes dark when the V 40HD s HDCP signal input output mode is off 6 OUTPUT FADE Button This applies fade to final output The button flashes while the fade...

Page 15: ...g a button 1 to 4 in the bus of current output Green In this mode assign a source after pressing a button 1 to 4 in the bus of standby Orange The button lights up orange when sharing a source p 21 Unlighted In this mode sources cannot be assigned using the HDMI RGB COMPONENT and COMPOSITE buttons The INPUT STATUS indicators light up when the assignment and the input match They do not light up when...

Page 16: ...unit by remote control Refer to About Remote Control p 53 5 MIDI Connectors Use these when remotely controlling the unit from an external MIDI device a device compatible with MIDI VISUAL CONTROL or the like or when using the unit to perform remote control of another device Refer to About Remote Control p 53 6 AUDIO INPUT Connectors The V 40HD can output video and audio together from the HDMI conne...

Page 17: ...w The internal signal flow of the V 40HD is as shown below Video Signals fig signal flow eps DSK Source HDMI RGB Component Composite PGM PST 1 2 3 4 INPUT OUTPUT 1 Shared Input HDMI RGB Component Composite Shared Input HDMI RGB Component Composite Shared Input HDMI RGB Component Composite Input Selector Cross Point Frame Sync Scaler Color Correct 1 HDMI RGB Component Composite OUTPUT 2 HDMI RGB Co...

Page 18: ...UTPUT 2 HDMI 3 PVW OUT HDMI INPUT 1 INPUT 3 INPUT 4 INPUT 2 MainVolume Audio Input 4 1 Ch1 HDMI AudioVolume Ch2 HDMI AudioVolume Ch3 HDMI AudioVolume Ch4 HDMI AudioVolume HDMI Audio Delay Audio In Volume Audio In Delay 2 HDMI Output Select Ch1 HDMI Audio Ch2 HDMI Audio Ch3 HDMI Audio Ch4 HDMI Audio Audio In Mixer OVER 18dB 48dB A D R L When you attempt to input HDMI audio assign HDMI inputs to cha...

Page 19: ...go to A BUS PGM and press 1 then press the HDMI button When the V 40HD detects the HDMI input the INPUT STATUS indicator of the channel 1 lights up fig select HDMI in eps To connect a computer capable of DVI output use a DVI HDMI conversion cable to make the connection to an HDMI connector Making an RGB Connection Connect computers or other devices capable of RGB output to the RGB COMPONENT connec...

Page 20: ...on Connect video cameras DVD players or other devices capable of composite output to the COMPOSITE connectors at INPUT 1 through 4 When connecting equipment that has an RCA type output jack use the included RCA BNC conversion plug fig composite connection eps To assign composite input to channel 3 go to A BUS PGM and press 3 then press the COMPOSITE button When the V 40HD detects the composite inp...

Page 21: ...nt you intend to connect fig TRS_jack eps Use the menus to adjust the audio level p 37 or delay its timing to sync it with the video p 38 Sharing a Source Between Channels Channels 1 through 4 can share a source Using this feature you can assign the video on channel 1 to channels 2 through 4 When shared a single source video is assigned to multiple channels To share a source go to the Input menu p...

Page 22: ...ections The output format is common for both OUTPUT 1 and 2 fig output connection eps You can connect HDMI output via a VC 30HD to the i LINK input on a digital video recorder Blu ray Disc recorder or other such device You can select separate output buses for OUTPUT 1 and 2 You can also select separate output formats as well Refer to Output Menu p 46 When HDCP is set to ON p 26 output is made only...

Page 23: ...ection enabling you to see which channel is currently in use on the monitor The specifications of the TALLY connector on the V 40HD is as follows Mini D Sub 15 pin type Maximum input 12 V 200 mA Open collector type The channels shown below are assigned to the TALLY connector on the V 40HD fig tally assign eps 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Pin No Channel PG...

Page 24: ...200 60 Hz 1920 x 1080 60 Hz 1920 x 1200 60 Hz Reduced Blanking HDMI audio input format is Linear PCM 24 bits 48 kHz 2ch Using the Menus to Set the Output Format for OUTPUT 1 2 You can use the menus to the set the output format for OUTPUT 1 and 2 The output signal format of the COMPOSITE connector in OUTPUT 1 is NTSC or PAL A common format is output from the HDMI and RGB COMPONENT connectors in OUT...

Page 25: ...x 480 60 Hz 800 x 600 60 Hz 1024 x 768 60 Hz 1280 x 768 60 Hz 1280 x 1024 60 Hz 1366 x 768 60 Hz 1400 x 1050 60 Hz 1600 x 1200 60 Hz 1920 x 1200 60 Hz Reduced Blanking 640 x 480 75 Hz 800 x 600 75 Hz 1024 x 768 75 Hz 1280 x 768 75 Hz 1280 x 1024 75 Hz 1366 x 768 75 Hz 1400 x 1050 75 Hz 1600 x 1200 60 Hz 1920 x 1200 60 Hz Reduced Blanking HDMI 480 59 94i 480 59 94p 720 59 94p 1080 59 94i 1080 59 94...

Page 26: ...URSOR buttons to select HDCP Turn the VALUE dial to change the setting from OFF to ON When the confirmation screen appears press the ENTER button fig HDCP setting eps 3 Exit the menu Press the EXIT button several times to quit the menu When the setting change just described has been made no further output is made from the COMPOSITE and RGB COMPONENT connectors in OUTPUT 1 and 2 Note however that H...

Page 27: ...he HDMI connectors of OUTPUT 1 2 or PVW OUT Same thing happens when a device not compatible with HDCP is connected Unlighted The HDCP setting is turned off The above operation is not related to inputs detected from devices connected to output connectors only About Verification of HDCP compatible Equipment You can examine the HDCP compatibility of source equipment and output equipment Open Input me...

Page 28: ...ttings p 40 In the INPUT mode of the preview monitor a red border is displayed around the video currently being output and a green border is displayed around the video on standby At the A BUS PGM input selectors the button for the channel currently being output lights up red At B BUS PST the button for the channel currently on standby lights up green fig current selection eps Presented by CH 1 HDM...

Page 29: ...ction to select the channel of the video you want to output next standby The indicator for the pressed button lights up green In the INPUT mode of the preview monitor a green border is displayed around the selected channel fig standby channel eps Green 5 Output the selected video Press the AUTO button The final output changes to the video on the channel selected in step 4 When a WIPE PATTERN butto...

Page 30: ...dial When you use the video fader to perform a transition you can control the length of the transition time manually 1 Move the video fader all the way Before you carry out a transition operation move the video fader all the way toward either the front or the back fig fader max eps or 2 Select a transition effect Use the WIPE PATTERN buttons to select the transition effect you want to apply If you...

Page 31: ...s the MENU button to display the menu Use the CURSOR buttons to select System then press the ENTER button to display the System menu fig open system menu eps 2 Select Panel Mode Use the CURSOR buttons to select Panel Mode fig panel mode setup eps 3 Select A B Mode Turn the VALUE dial to select A B fig select AB mode eps 4 Exit the menu Press the EXIT button several times to quit the menu ...

Page 32: ... if you move the video fader When the video fader has not been moved all the way and the channel for the opposite bus is switched the video output to the preview monitor might be corrupt When changing the input first make sure that the video fader has been moved all the way to the end of the stroke About the Indicator Color Pressing an input selector button makes the indicator light up either red ...

Page 33: ...utton to start fade out The button indicator flashes while the fade is in progress When the fade out has been completed the indicator stops flashing and stays lighted 2 Apply a fade in Press the OUTPUT FADE button again to start fade in When the fade in has been completed the indicator goes dark By default the fade time is set to 0 5 seconds and the fade color is set to black If you want to change...

Page 34: ...d select eps 2 Select the channel of the inset screen Use the buttons 1 through 4 in the B BUS PST section of input selectors to select the channel of the inset screen fig inset screen channel eps 3 Preview the results of compositing Press one of the PinP selector buttons 1 through 4 The pressed button lights up in green Pressing the button lets you preview the results of compositing Select the PS...

Page 35: ...onent bus and operate the video fader or AUTO button to make the inset screen appear disappear Compositing Using DSK You can perform video transitions or picture in picture composition at upstream then composite logos and text on the results at downstream This feature makes it possible to switch the video or perform picture in picture while keeping logos text displayed fig DSK image eps Mix Pictur...

Page 36: ... the DSK extraction color the items below are added for setting These do not appear on menu while black or white is selected as the extraction color Y Level This adjust the brightness level of the extraction color Pb Level This adjust the Pb level of the extraction color Pr Level This adjust the Pr level of the extraction color Gain This adjust the amount of edge blur of keying fig blue green dsk ...

Page 37: ...utting audio together with video from the HDMI connectors you can use the steps below to adjust the output level 1 Display the Audio menu Press the MENU button to display the menu Use the CURSOR buttons to select Audio then press the ENTER button to display the Audio menu 2 Select Main Volume Use the CURSOR buttons to select Main Volume fig main volume eps 3 Adjust the output level Turn the VALUE ...

Page 38: ...e delay parameter Use the CURSOR buttons to select one of the following two items for adjusting the amount of delay HDMI Audio Delay This adjusts the amount of delay for audio input via HDMI Audio In Delay This adjusts the amount of delay for analog audio input via the AUDIO IN connectors fig audio in delay eps By default the delay amount is set to 3 0 frames This matches to input output latency o...

Page 39: ...e the SIZE dial to enlarge or reduce the view Use the POSITION joystick to adjust its display position fig size position eps You can also enlarge or reduce the picture and adjust its display position by changing the values of Zoom and Position at the Input menu At the Input menu you can also change cropping and the aspect ratio for the picture 5 Output the enlarged or reduced picture Press the AUT...

Page 40: ...ton for the currently selected bank flashes Choose a bank from 1 to 5 to select the destination for saving fig press BANK eps 4 Select the number to save to Choose a memory number from 1 to 5 to select the destination for saving Settings are saved at the selected memory number in the selected bank fig press number eps Recalling Saved Settings When the V 40HD starts up the settings saved at memory ...

Page 41: ...ation may not be possible 1 Connect the USB memory device Connect the USB memory device to the USB MEMORY connetor on the rear panel 2 Display the System menu Press the MENU button to display the menu Use the CURSOR buttons to select System then press the ENTER button to display the System menu fig open system menu eps 3 Select the Format menu Use the CURSOR buttons to go to USB Memory and select ...

Page 42: ...isplay changes to a screen for selecting the operation fig USB parameter eps 3 Select the Save As menu Use the CURSOR buttons to select Save As then press the ENTER button The display changes to a screen for editing the file name fig save as menu eps 4 Edit the file name Use the CURSOR buttons to move the cursor left or right and turn the VALUE dial to change the text The extension of the file nam...

Page 43: ... the ENTER button to display the list Use the CURSOR buttons to select the label whose text you want to change Pressing the ENTER button switches the display to the screen for changing the text fig label menu eps You can also hide the labels by going to the PVW Label list and setting Indicate to OFF 3 Change the text string Use the CURSOR buttons to move the cursor left or right and turn the VALUE...

Page 44: ...n to display the menu Use the CURSOR buttons to select System then press the ENTER button to display the System menu 2 Select the Factory Reset menu Use the CURSOR buttons to select Factory Reset then press the ENTER button The message Push ENTER to execute appears If the target menu is not displayed press the left or right CURSOR button to change the page fig factory reset menu eps 3 Execute the ...

Page 45: ...ssing the the left or right CURSOR buttons fig select item eps 4 Proceed to the setup screen When ENTER is displayed at the top of the screen you can proceed to a detailed setup screen for the item by pressing the ENTER button fig enter setup screen eps 5 Change the setting value If the displayed setting value is highlighted you can change the value by turning the VALUE dial fig change value eps Y...

Page 46: ...ween scanning lines Scaling Zoom 10 100 1000 This sets the zoom ratio Type Full Letterbox Crop Dot by Dot Manual This selects the scaling type Full The input image is displayed fully on the output screen The aspect ratio is changed to fit the screen Letterbox The entirety of the input image is displayed on the output screen horizontally while maintaining the aspect ratio If necessary this means bl...

Page 47: ...mposite Press ENTER to go to detailed setup of Composite PVW Output Press ENTER to go to detailed setup of PVW Out Detailed setup for Output 1 2 Color Space RGB 0 255 RGB 16 235 YCC 422 YCC 444 This selects the color space When selecting Auto the color space is automatically selected depending on the output format For details of the values see Color Space in the Input menu p 46 When 480i or 576i i...

Page 48: ...tup for Wipe Pattern 1 2 Pattern Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Open Vertical Open Upper Left Upper Right Lower Left Lower Right Box This selects the type of wipe pattern Direction Normal Reverse N R This selects the wipe direction Selecting N R switches the wipe direction normal reverse reciprocally PinP menu Status OFF PVW PGM Selects the output status of PinP compositing from among the followin...

Page 49: ...Output Ch1 HDMI Audio Ch2 HDMI Audio Ch3 HDMI Audio Ch4 HDMI Audio Audio In Mixer This selects the audio source to output Main Volume Mute 48dB 0dB 6dB This adjusts the volume of audio output Mixer Pressing ENTER changes to a detailed setup screen for Mixer HDMI Audio Delay 0 0 3 0 12 0 in 0 1 frame steps This sets the amount of delay for the HDMI audio input Audio In Delay 0 0 3 0 12 0 in 0 1 fra...

Page 50: ...VW Label Pressing ENTER changes to an editing screen for PVW labels USB Memory This makes settings related to USB memory devices Parameter Pressing ENTER lets you set parameters related to saving to loading from a USB memory device Format Pressing ENTER changes to a formatting screen for the USB memory device LED Dimmer 0 7 This adjusts the brightness level of the top panel LEDs Video Fader Calibr...

Page 51: ...ER displays the label entry screen for channel 3 RGB Component Composite CH 3 CMP Pressing ENTER displays the label entry screen for channel 3 Composite Shared Input CH 3 SHR Pressing ENTER displays the label entry screen for channel 3 Shared Input Ch 4 HDMI CH 4 HDMI Pressing ENTER displays the label entry screen for channel 4 HDMI RGB Component CH 4 RGB Pressing ENTER displays the label entry sc...

Page 52: ... sub type x 1 USB A type x 1 host for USB memories Signal Level and Impedance RGB Component Signal level 0 7Vp p H V 5V TTL Impedance 75 ohms Composite Signal level 1 0Vp p Luminance 0 286Vp p NTSC chroma 0 3Vp p PAL chroma Impedance 75 ohms Analog audio Nominal input level 4 dBu Maximum Input Level 22 dBu Impedance 15 k ohms Effects Transition Mix Cut Wipe 9 patterns Composition Picture in Pictur...

Page 53: ...land website http www rolandsystemsgroup net MIDI VISUAL CONTROL fig MVC logo eps The V 40HD can be operated remotely from a device that supports MIDI Visual Control MIDI Visual Control is a feature that uses MIDI to link visual expression to a musical performance About the Security Slot You can attach a commercially available security wire here to prevent theft http www kensington com fig kensing...

Page 54: ...P applied to the input signal If you are attempting to input the signal with HDCP turn the HDCP setting on Output colors are not correct Has the setting for color space been made correctly At the Input menu set the channels correctly At the Output menu set the color space correctly No output is made via the RGB COMPONENT connectors of OUTPUT 1 2 Has the setting for inputting HDCP signals been made...

Page 55: ...mer adjustment At the System menu raise or lower the value of the LED Dimmer setting No labels are displayed on the preview monitor Has the setting for hiding labels been made Go to the System menu and select PVW Label to access the detailed setup screen and change the setting for Indicate to ON Nothing can be saved to MEMORY buttons Is memory protection turned on Go to the System menu and select ...

Page 56: ... 40 L Lip sync 38 M MEMORY 40 Menu 11 45 MIDI 53 MIDI VISUAL CONTROL 53 O Output Formats 25 Output Level 37 P PGM PST 28 Picture in Picture 34 Preview Labels 43 Preview Monitor 10 Projector 22 PVW 10 R Remote Control 53 RGB 19 RS 232C 53 S Shared Input 21 Signal Flow 17 Source 19 Specifications 52 T Tally 23 transition effect 29 transition time 29 U USB Memory 41 V Video Fader 30 Index ...

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