TVLogic LUM-242G, Operation Manual

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EOTF
- Electrophotic conversion Functions(ex:
Gamma or HDR curve).
- Available options are 2.2, 2.4, 2.6, PQ, HLG
and SLOG3.
- The submenu may be activated in the
User1/2/3 mode only.
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EETF
- It is a conversion function that expresses
(without clipping) the HDR image within
the actual luminance range (black level
& peak luminance) that the monitor can
express. In case of Auto mode, the HDR
image is converted within the range of
set peak luminance and black level. If it is
OFF, the video signals outside the set range
will be clipped.
- Available options are OFF and ON.
- Activates only when the EOTF is set to PQ.
- The submenu may be activated in the
User1/2/3 mode only.
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Color Gamut
- Used to select the standard color gamut.
- Available options are BT.709, BT.2020, DCI-P3,
SGamut3 and Native.
- Activates only in the User1/2/3 mode.
5. Menu Operations
[2] COLOR
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Standard
- Used to select the color and dynamic range
of the screen.
- Available options are HD, UHD, DCI-P3, PQ,
HLG, SLog3 and User1/2/3.
- Activates only in the User1/2/3 mode.
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Video Range
- Used to select the range of digital video
signal.
* Full Range : Input signal 0~255 (8bit), 0~1023
(10bit) (When connecting the PC)
* SDI Range: Input signal 1~254 (8bit), 4~1019
(10bit)
* Narrow : Input signal Y‘: 16~235, CbCr: 16
~240 (8bit)/ Y‘: 64~940, CbCr: 64-960 (10bit)
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Luminance
- Used to select the Peak Luminance of the
monitor.
- Available options are 48, 100, 400, 600, 800
and 1000.
- Activates only in the User1/2/3 mode.
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Black Level (Not Supported)
- The minimum black level of the
video signal can be set differently
depending on the performance of the
monitor or the lighting environment.
For example, the lowest luminance that
the LUM-242G can display is 0.002, but it
is necessary to adjust the offset level to
about 0.2nit when using under bright light.
At this time, when the black level is set to 0.2,
dark gradations below 0.2 nit are expressed
without crushing
- Activates only in the User1/2/3 mode.