Description of Features
Guides > Crosshair
Display a crosshair on the center of screen.
System Configuration > Menu Setup > User 1 - User 5
This function recalls user defined values settings. The user setting will remain in memory
indefinitely and can be erased by using the reset option in the main menu.
DSLR Autoscaling
This function will allow users to extend their DSLR camera’s HDMI video output any
option of four - Normal, 3:2, 16:9, or Full Screen - convenience made simple.
Color Temperature > Manual > RGB Setup
Allows you to manually control the red, blue, and green channels from 0-255.
Function Setup > Luma Under Warn / Luma Over Warn
Adjustable Under Exposure and Over Exposed Warning feature gives the operator full
control of the False Color brightness values. By setting the preferred IRE exposure
limits, the operator is warned when the image exposure is exceeding of falling under the
preset IRE limit, providing customizable, full image exposure control.
Function Setup > Peaking
This is equipped with Monochrome Peaking features which hilight the desired focus
area in a bright, red outline. The operator adjusts the focus control until the red indicator
outlines on the desired area are razor sharp, indicating optimal focus. For the best
results, be sure the subject is properly exposed.
Function Setup > False Color
The False Color feature utilizes a full spectrum of assigned color indicators, ensuring
flawless shot exposure. As the camera iris is adjusted, the subject of the image will
change color based on specific brightness values indicating optimal exposure. See
included chart for color assignments.
Function Setup > Clip Guide
This adjustable upper Clip Guide levels to accurately display overexposed images in
any shooting condition. The operator simply assigns the upper IRE to their preference
and any exposure over the set IRE limit will flash in a vivid purple, indicating only the
overexposed area.
Function Setup > Check Field
Allows to see the image in monochrome or only the Red, Blue, and Green channels.
Function Setup > Pixel
A signal of any other resolution is scaled to fit this native resolution. There may be time when it
is desired to view the incoming signal without scaling. Enabling Pixel to Pixel mode turns off the
scaling and displays a 1440x900 pixel window of the original image. Each pixel of the panel
displays one pixel of the original image. The user may use the scroll wheel on top of the monitor
to move the window left, right. Push the scroll wheel again to toggle up and down.
