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Transvideo cinemonitorhd, Operator'S Manual

The Transvideo CineMonitorHD is a cutting-edge professional monitor, designed to enhance your filming experience with its exceptional image quality and advanced features. Unlock the full potential of this remarkable product by downloading the Operator's Manual for free at manualshive.com, offering comprehensive instructions for optimum usage and customization.

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Page 6 

Rev. 2.0 

 

CineMonitor

HD

 

Dec 1

st

  2008 

 

Table of content 

CONDENSED OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ....................................................................................... 10

 

INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................................... 11

 

Unpacking and Inspection..................................................................................................................... 11

 

Safety Inspection .................................................................................................................................... 11

 

Product Overview.................................................................................................................................... 12

 

Front Panel Controls and Indicators ................................................................................................... 12 
Rear Panel Controls and Connectors ................................................................................................. 12 
Installation ............................................................................................................................................ 13 
Instrument Positioning......................................................................................................................... 13 
Power Requirements ........................................................................................................................... 14 

OPERATION ............................................................................................................................................. 15

 

Start-Up & Power .................................................................................................................................... 15

 

Using the direct access functions ........................................................................................................ 15

 

F1…F4....................................................................................................................................................... 15

 

Using the menus ..................................................................................................................................... 16

 

Direct functions description.................................................................................................................. 17

 

ENERGY MODE ................................................................................................................................... 17 
MARKERS ............................................................................................................................................ 17 
WFM (Waveform, Vectorscope, Histogram) ....................................................................................... 18 

Blue knob ........................................................................................................................................ 18 

ZOOM................................................................................................................................................... 19 

Arrows & Blue knob ........................................................................................................................ 19 

ASPECT RATIO.................................................................................................................................... 19 
USER .................................................................................................................................................... 20 
INPUT ................................................................................................................................................... 21 
ADJUST................................................................................................................................................ 22 

MENU FUNCTIONS................................................................................................................................. 23

 

ADJUSTMENTS ................................................................................................................................... 23 

HUE (TINT) ...................................................................................................................................... 23 
BRIGHTNESS ................................................................................................................................. 23 
CONTRAST ..................................................................................................................................... 23 

Summary of Contents for cinemonitorhd

Page 1: ...Rev 2 0 Dec 1st 2008 Doc ref 751TS0017 CineMonitorHD Operator Manual ...

Page 2: ...Page 2 Rev 2 0 CineMonitorHD Dec 1st 2008 Figure 1 CineMonitorHD6 front Figure 2 CineMonitorHD6 back ...

Page 3: ...Page 3 Rev 2 0 CineMonitorHD Dec 1st 2008 Figure 3 CineMonitorHD6 back SDI Only ...

Page 4: ...Page 4 Rev 2 0 CineMonitorHD Dec 1st 2008 Figure 4 CineMonitorHD8 front Figure 5 CineMonitorHD8 back SDI Analog ...

Page 5: ...HD15 Studio 15 HD Monitor Studio version If the physical electrical and optical characteristics of the products are different the user interface is the same Several configurations are optionally available for this family of products There is the choice at the order between several input boards which gives different functionalities described in this document Some options can be not implemented in y...

Page 6: ...trols and Connectors 12 Installation 13 Instrument Positioning 13 Power Requirements 14 OPERATION 15 Start Up Power 15 Using the direct access functions 15 F1 F4 15 Using the menus 16 Direct functions description 17 ENERGY MODE 17 MARKERS 17 WFM Waveform Vectorscope Histogram 18 Blue knob 18 ZOOM 19 Arrows Blue knob 19 ASPECT RATIO 19 USER 20 INPUT 21 ADJUST 22 MENU FUNCTIONS 23 ADJUSTMENTS 23 HUE...

Page 7: ...PING 28 SORIN s MARKER 29 SORIN s MARHER WIDTH 29 OVEREXPOSURE ON OFF 29 SORIN S MARKER ON OFF 29 BLACK LIMITS ON OFF 29 MEASUREMENT 30 1 LINE 30 12 LINES 30 ALL LINES 30 SPOT INTENSITY 30 RETICULE INTENSITY 30 TALLY 31 NORMAL 32 HORIZONTAL FLIP 32 VERTICAL FLIP 32 PICTURE REVERSE 32 AUTO REVERSE 33 AUTO FLIP VERTICAL ONLY 33 DISPLAY MODE 34 COLOR 34 GREEN 34 B W 34 SCAN 34 FULL 34 TECHNICAL 35 CV...

Page 8: ...36 MEMORY 36 MEM 1 MEM 4 36 SAVE 36 RECALL 36 PRESET 36 SERVICE MAINTENANCE 37 General 37 Useful tips 37 CLEANING 37 FULL RESET 37 Software and Firmware 38 Calibration 38 Product Return 38 ACCESSORIES 39 SPECIFICATIONS 42 CONNECTORS 44 TRANSVIDEO EQUIPMENT LIMITED WARRANTY 45 ...

Page 9: ...uct its design and its software Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this product or its design or its software or any portion of them may result in severe civil and criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to the maximum extent possible under the law CAUTION Warranty is void is the product is opened The unit contains electrostatic sensitive devices which can be damaged or destroyed if yo...

Page 10: ...Connect an adapted power supply to the XLR connector or a battery if any socket available Connect a video source to the input Switch on the monitor with the back switch Select the correct input with INPUT SEL For more information please read the manual in SECTION III OPERATION ...

Page 11: ...r do not have missing pins objects inside the housing The cables must be in good condition and adapted to the environment where you are working A bad quality or wrong wired cable can damage your equipment and or create interferences TRANSVIDEO offers high quality cables for cameras power supplies and all kind of interfaces please consult us in case of need This product must be used in a correct gr...

Page 12: ...Page 12 Rev 2 0 CineMonitorHD Dec 1st 2008 Product Overview Front Panel Controls and Indicators Rear Panel Controls and Connectors ...

Page 13: ...ed professional use A slide with a 20 nut is delivered as standard equipment with the product This slide is fixed on the bottom of the monitor One or several optional slides can be attached to the sides back or top of the monitor 2 x M4 screws attach the slides Several TRANSVIDEO s accessories can be fixed in these positions this mounting system is generic for Transvideo since 1990 One square of 2...

Page 14: ...age range is extremely wide from 10 to 36 V DC except specified The power consumption slightly varies with the input voltage the operating temperature and the configuration of the product The power supply is protected against reverse polarity Over voltage may cause severe damages to the equipment For safety of use the CineMonitorHD family feature a galvanic insulation of the DC input Do not connec...

Page 15: ...ns Several direct functions are available from the keypad One short press on the pad allows access to the functionalities One long press more than 2 seconds on the pad allows access to the optional functionalities for the related function if any The blue knob is a rotary encoder with a push function it is used to access and navigate in the menus adjust some parameter values validate and exit funct...

Page 16: ...ve direct access from the keypad The blue knob is used to navigate in the menu structure Pushing the blue knob allows to access to the function sub menu Exit of the menu by selecting EXIT or by automatic temporization temporization can be adjusted in the TECHNICAL Menu Some feature described in this manual could be optional If your monitor do not show the feature described in this manual please ch...

Page 17: ... USER Brightness is adjustable from 10 to 100 color calibration is preserved Allows having a reduced power mode between two takes F1 D56 F2 D65 F3 MANUAL Adjustable in MENU COLORIMETRY It is necessary to wait a few seconds after pressing the pad before loading of the correct lookup table MARKERS Displays the markers selected with F1 F4 Not active when the ZOOM or FORMAT 2 40 1 are selected This me...

Page 18: ...eful to have a visual alert on the waveform and histogram representation of the video signal if there is a risk of overexposure or of loss of black details F1 Waveform F2 Histogram F3 Vectorscope Selecting F1 gives access to an other sub menu F1 Single Displays one single spot Y Red Green or Blue F2 Parade Displays Y R G B in parade mode Blue knob When a measurement tool is displayed Pressing the ...

Page 19: ... a proof In this mode the waveform will be superimposed to the picture Arrows Blue knob In zoom mode arrows move the picture on Top Bottom Left Right positions Fine adjustment can be made by rotating the blue knob A long push on the ZOOM pad centers the picture the next push sends back to the full picture display During the zoom mode a pictogram is displayed in the right side of the tool zone This...

Page 20: ... F2 ZONE Allows to adjust the acquisition zone for the waveform and vectorscope Active when 1 line or 12 lines are selected F3 EXPO Access to the OverExposure Control as configured in MENU TOOLS LIMITS F4 Jump to next page Page 2 F1 MEM Access to the Memory menu F2 Horizon F3 Jump to previous page The horizon is optional if the horizon is not implemented this menu will not appear ...

Page 21: ...SDI HD SD F2 CVBS F3 ACCessory YPrPb or RGB or CVBS selected in TECHNICAL ACCESSORY menu CineMonitorHD6 8 option SDI only F1 SDI 1 F2 SDI 2 Pressing F1 F4 activates or not the selected input An active input appears in orange an inactive in white An inactivated input cannot be selected by the INPUT SEL Inactivating the accessory input reduce the power consumption of the CineMonitorHD of about 4 Wat...

Page 22: ...g the blue knob Validate by pushing the blue knob Important The settings are different for each input All settings are stored in setup memories There is one memory per input That means you can setup the ACCessory input differently of the SDI input It is useful with some specific digital cameras offering a viewfinder menu and a HD SDI preview output ...

Page 23: ...on CONTRAST Setup the gain of the video signal Black to White level from 100 to 100 around of the nominal position SATURATION Setup the color saturation of the signal from 100 to 100 around of the nominal position BLUE CHECK Sets the monitor in BLUE ONLY mode This mode is used to calibrate the monitor with an incident color bar COLORIMETRY MANUAL Allows the manual adjustment of RGB gain from 0 to ...

Page 24: ... y 0 3290 GAMMA Adjust the grey point of the monitor according to the formula Vc Vs 1 Where Vc represents the displayed signal and Vs is the incident signal The correction is applied with a simulated response of CRT GAMMA ADJUST Allows continuous adjustment 0 3 γ 2 5 The indicated value is for the corrected signal and do not indicate the monitor s gamma STANDARD 0 45 Set the monitor to reproduce l...

Page 25: ... removes the function TOOLS FRAMELINE This option allows displaying one locating cross and up to 3 programmable frames with or without center marker and a matting generator The menu shows different levels CROSS CROSS ON OFF Activation of the cross COLOR Selection of the color of the lines WIDTH Selection of the width of the lines V POS Move the vertical position of the cross H POS Move the horizon...

Page 26: ...m part is moving H SIZE Size of the frame right part is moving V POS Vertical position of the frame H POS Horizontal position of the frame V ZOOM Vertical homothetic modification of the frame H ZOOM Horizontal homothetic modification of the frame FRAME 2 FRAME 3 SEND ALL TO CENTER Send all frames to the center of the screen BCKGND COLOR Change the background color outside of the frames ...

Page 27: ...normal or reversed SENSITIVITY Adjusts the sensitivity of the virtual horizon True X2 X4 X8 X16 STYLE Allows to display or not the Horizon on the monitor Selects the style of the virtual horizon 6 different models Selects the presence or not of the horizon 0 CAL Set the horizon to 0 A temporization of 5 seconds allows stabilizing the position of the system Pushing the blue knob during calibration ...

Page 28: ...ack Adjustment goes from 7 IRE to 35 IRE All information below the limit will be displayed orange on the waveform and medium blue on the underexposed zone on the picture if the black limits is activated WHITE CLIPPING Set up the upper clipping level White on the waveform Adjustment goes from 69 IRE to 108 IRE All information over the limit will be displayed in orange on the waveform and the overex...

Page 29: ...SORIN s MARHER WIDTH Adjust symmetrically the thickness of the marker within the limits of the white and black clipping values OVEREXPOSURE ON OFF Switch ON or OFF the overexposure control The MAX LEVEL and the WHITE CLIP are displayed in false colors when activated SORIN S MARKER ON OFF Switch ON or OFF the Sorin s Marker The Sorin s area is displayed in false colors when activated BLACK LIMITS O...

Page 30: ...hich represents always the full picture 1 LINE Displays the measurement of one line selected with the blue knob 12 LINES Displays the measurement of a group of 12 lines the first line is selected with the blue knob ALL LINES Displays the measurement of the whole picture SPOT INTENSITY Adjusts the brightness of the waveform spot RETICULE INTENSITY Adjusts the brightness of the waveform reticule ...

Page 31: ...r J002 The menu shows different levels ACTIVE LOW HIGH Sets the state for TALLY ON LED ON OFF Activates deactivates the TALLY LED on the front panel TALLY BLINKING FIX Sets the active mode in TALLY ON STYLE Selects the style of the TALLY including the TALLY FRAME which is active on FRAME3 of the FRAMELINE The FRAMELINE option must be installed to use this mode ...

Page 32: ...Page 32 Rev 2 0 CineMonitorHD Dec 1st 2008 PICTURE FX NORMAL Restores the standard display HORIZONTAL FLIP Returns horizontally the picture VERTICAL FLIP Returns vertically the picture PICTURE REVERSE ...

Page 33: ... 2008 Returns horizontally and vertically the picture AUTO REVERSE Returns automatically the picture if the monitor is up side down AUTO FLIP VERTICAL ONLY Returns automatically the picture vertical axis only if the monitor is up side down ...

Page 34: ...REEN Display the picture in green color only TINT and SATURATION are not working in this mode This mode has been invented by TRANSVIDEO in 1990 and is used since this time in Film Night Vision systems B W Displays the picture with 256 gray levels TINT and SATURATION are not working in this mode SCAN FULL Displays all pixels and all lines ...

Page 35: ...he appropriate standard NTSC Setting of NTSC Japan black 0 IRE or US black 7 5 IRE Rotating the blue knob to the requested standard does the setting REVERSE SCROLLING Allows to reverse the blue knob incrementation ACCESSORY Setting of the accessory input when available An appropriate cable must be used COMPONENT RGB HD or SD RGB signal with composite synchronization on the green channel is allowed...

Page 36: ...OG SDI Accessory are available to save user s configurations SAVE SAVE the current user set up in the memory All configuration except INPUT SEL is stored in the memory including Picture settings Tools settings Framing options RECALL Recall the settings stored in the memory The standard settings a factory loaded in this memory they will be replaced at the first SAVE from the user PRESET Set the def...

Page 37: ...ot use abrasive or acid cleaners The microfiber cloth delivered with the CineMonitorHD is strongly recommended to clean the glass Remove dust and particles of the glass before using the cloth No liquid is normally necessary If there is some dirt on the screen it is possible to remove it with clean warm water The microfiber cloth collects grease particle in its structure It is necessary to wash it ...

Page 38: ...he calibration you need to send the product s to the factory Product Return For technical operation you can return the product to the factory Previously you have to ask for a RAN Return Authorization Number Please provide the following information Product type Model Serial Number Purpose of the return You can contact us by Email service transvideo fr Fax 33 2 3260 1479 Phone 33 2 3232 2761 Then se...

Page 39: ...r Slide P N 918TS0131 Firmly secures the CineMonitorHD on a Spigot 3D SWING ARM Strong with Clamp for slide P N 918TS0148 Includes a Clamp for slide adapted on a 3D SwingArm reinforced for the CineMonitorHD a 3 8 16 thread allows to fix the system to the camera adapters exist for 20 and metric Ikegami cameras Cardon Handle P N 918TS0151 This carbon handle fits on the Shoulder strap pins ...

Page 40: ...vable flap Sun Night Hood 6 P N 918TS0157 8 P N 918TS0159 High Quality Sun Night Hood with 4 extension Shoulder strap pin 2 per pack P N 918TS0143 Allows using Petrol Kata or Porta Brace shoulder straps Light Hood 6 P N 918TS0161 8 P N 918TS0150 Light Lexan hood to use on Steadicam applications Raincover 6 P N 918TS0136 8 P N 918TS0141 ...

Page 41: ...V mount Available with PAG ANTON BAUER or NP1 on request Micro fiber cloth P N 918TS0092 Recommended cleaning cloth for the front glass Micro fiber bag P N 918TS0144 Protects during transportation and on camera between takes Power Supply AL24 P N 918TS0040 For CineMonitorHD 6 6SBL 8 15 Studio ...

Page 42: ...ndards NTSC M NTSC J NTSC 443 PAL M PAL BG SECAM PAL N Display mode Color Picture resolution Depends of the standard Storage temperature 40 C 80 C C F Operating temperature 20 C 55 C C F Display type AMLCD Color calibration D65 ITU R BT 709 5 D56 Color space Rec ITU R BT 709 5 Latency Less than 1 frame in 1080 i and PsF SD Less than 1 image in 720 and 1080 p ...

Page 43: ...eight 1680 3 7 Grams Lbs Power 10 36 17 5 Volts DC watts Brightness 450 NITs Contrast ratio 500 1 Sight angle 85 H V Specific CineMonitorHD12 SB Parameter Value Unit Dimensions d68 x w298 x h285 d2 67 x w11 7 x h11 2 Centimeter Inches Weight 3700 8 1 Grams Lbs Power 11 36 32 Volts DC watts Brightness 1000 NITs Contrast ratio 500 1 Sight angle 85 H 70 80V Specific CineMonitorHD15 Studio HD15 SB Par...

Page 44: ...36 IN OUT 3 Y CVBS2 G 4 GND VIDEO 5 Pr R 6 Pb B 7 Run 8 GND Run Mating plug LEMO8 FGG1B308CLAD62 GPI CONNECTOR J0002 Sets the function attached to each remote input on J002 The default setup is J002 1 TALLY tally active when the contact is established J002 2 ZOOM change of state with a temporary contact J002 3 INPUT SELECT change of input with a temporary contact J002 4 HORIZON 0 LEVEL calibrate w...

Page 45: ... an estimate of the cost of repair and an opportunity to approve or disapprove of the repair expense before it is incurred If you approve repairs will be made and the equipment return shipped to you shipping charges apply If you disapprove we will return ship the equipment at no charge to you shipping charges apply Non Transvideo brand peripheral equipment and software which may be distributed wit...

Page 46: ...a safety inspection modification or product recall under applicable laws or regulations NO IMPLIED WARRANTY INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE APPLIES TO THIS EQUIPMENT AFTER THE APPLICABLE PERIOD OF EXPRESS WARRANTY OR GUARANTY EXCEPT AS MENTIONED ABOVE GIVEN BY ANY PERSON FIRM OR CORPORATION WITH RESPECT TO THIS EQUIPMENT SHALL BIND THE UNDERSIGNED TRANSVIDEO SHALL NO...

Page 47: ...Page 47 Rev 2 0 CineMonitorHD Dec 1st 2008 Notes My CineMonitor Model CineMonitorHD__ Serial number S ...

Page 48: ...2 0 Dec 1st 2008 Doc ref 751TS0017 Dealer TRANSVIDEO S A Zone Industrielle F 27135 Verneuil sur Avre Tel 33 2 3232 2761 Fax 33 2 32 601479 Email info transvideo fr http transvideo fr http transvideointl com ...

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