Marshall Electronics M-LYNX-702 Manuale utente

Marshall Electronics

Model No. M-LYNX-702

Dual 7” High Resolution Rack Mount Display

Operating Instructions

Table of Contents

Installation and Accessories....................................................................................................................3

Control Panel Area..................................................................................................................................3

Rear Connections....................................................................................................................................

On Screen Menu......................................................................................................................................5

Compatible Input Formats.......................................................................................................................9

Monitor Specifications............................................................................................................................10

Dimensions............................................................................................................................................11

Warranty................................................................................................................................................12

Installation and Accessories

Unpacking

Carefully unpack the M-LYNX-702 monitor and verify that the following items are included:

-M-LYNX-702 Monitor

-Power Supply

-Operating Instructions

Control anel Area

Headphone Jack

The Headphone jack on the front panel takes two

channels of embedded audio from HDMI or SDI sources.

When analog component or composite video inputs are

selected, the headphone audio comes from the source

that is connected to the two RCA connectors on the rear

panel. Audio volume can be quickly adjusted by pressing

the Left/Right arrow keys on the front panel.

Ratio Button

Each press of the Ratio button cycles through the

available aspect ratio options for that screen.

Input Button

Each press of the Input button cycles between the

available inputs for that screen.

Menu Button

Press the menu button to access the On Screen menus.

Press the menu button a second time to clear the screen

or wait several seconds and it will clear itself.

Arrow Keys (up/down and left/right

The arrow keys have two modes:

When the Menu is not on screen:

Left or Right arrow keys will adjust the Headphone

volume.

Up arrow key will bring up the Brightness adjustment

function.

Down arrow key will bring up the Contrast adjustment

function.

When the Menu is on screen:

The Up/Down and Left/Right keys are used to

select or change menu items.

Power Button

Controls power going to the front panel.

Rear Connections

Power Input

Connect the power input connector here. Power can be

supplied from the included power supply, or from a

variety of common DC sources (such as a camera power

supply) as long as provides the voltage and current

listed on the silkscreen label.

TALLY

The 9-pin D-Sub connector on the back panel is used to

control the colored tally lights above each display. The

Red, Green or Yellow lights can be turned on by

connecting the appropriate pin on this connector to

ground pin via “dry contact” or “open collector” type

source.

Caution: Power should not be supplied to the 9-pin port.

USB port

The USB port is used for service functions. Contact

Marshall Electronics for further information.

HDMI Input

Connect a standard HDMI source here. For details, see

the Compatible Input Formats section below.

Y, Pb, Pr Inputs

Connect three wire component analog source here.

Passive loop outs allow daisy-chaining to other devices.

Video Input

Connect standard NTSC or PAL composite analog video

source here. This source appears on the display when

“AV” is selected with the Input button. Passive loop out

allows daisy-chaining to other devices.

Audio Input

Connect Left (white) and Right (red) analog line level

audio source here. This audio will be available at the

front headphone connector whenever AV or Component

source is selected with the Input button.

3G/SDI Input

Connect serial digital source here. It is compatible with

SDI, HD SDI or 3G SDI sources. Active loop out allows

daisy-chaining to other devices.

On Screen Menu

Access the main menu by pressing the Menu button on the front panel.

Use the Up/Down arrow keys to move within a menu.

Use the Right arrow key to access a sub-menu and the left arrow key to move back out of the sub-menu

Once in a sub-menu, use the Up/Down arrow keys to select an item to adjust and use the Left/Right keys to change

values within their range.

Pressing the Menu button is also a quick way to exit from a menu area or menu function

■Main Menu Categories

Video – Brightness, Contrast, Color and other picture quality settings

Audio – Volume and Balance

Setting – Picture Size, Position, Frame Markers and other related unctions

OSD – On-Screen Display controls or position, transparency, etc.

■Sub-Menu Descriptions

The default settings shown are the values the unit comes with out-of-the-box. In most cases, these are the mid-range

settings for a given function and are not intended as “ideal” values or choices. Best settings will depend on the

application.

■Video

Contrast (0 – 100, 50 = default)

Brightness (0 – 100, 50 = default)

Saturation (0 – 100, 50 = default)

Tint (0 – 100, 50 = default)

Sharpness (0 - 100, 0 = default)

(Adding sharpness is normally only necessary with standard definition pictures. Adding sharpness to a high-definition

picture may e useful when checking camera focus).

Color Temp (6500K = default)

6500K (approximates white alance defined for REC 601, REC 709 standards)

7300K

9300K

User (0 – 255, 128 = default)

(Allows fine-tuning display white alance)

Picture Mode

Standard

(Contrast, Brightness, Saturation and Tint = 50)

So t

(Contrast = 40, Brightness and Saturation = 45)

User

(Returns display to current user settings for Contrast, Brightness, Saturation and Tint)

Vivid

(Contrast = 60, Brightness = 55, Saturation = 75)

Aspect Ratio

16:9

(Display is set to exact 16:9 aspect ratio)

14:9

(Display is set to exact 14:9 aspect ratio)

Zoom1

(The picture is expanded)

Zoom2

(The picture is expanded twice as much as Zoom1)

Panorama

(Display is set for wide aspect ratio)

Pixel to Pix

(Incoming video pixels are mapped 1:1 to display pixels. This may result in an apparent

shrinking or expansion of the image depending on the incoming format. The resultant image

will appear in native resolution without scaling. This is useful for checking focus and detail)

Full Screen

(Picture is sized to fit the display area)

Check Field (Off = Default)

Mono

(Picture will e lack & white, all color is removed)

Red

(Only red color information is seen)

Green

(Only green color information is seen. Can e useful for checking green screen lighting on set).

Blue

(Only lue color information is seen. Can e useful for checking lue screen lighting on set. Also useful for setting

Color amount when viewing SMPTE split color ars).

H/V delay (Off = Default)

(Picture is shifted horizontally and vertically to check for the presence of horizontal and vertical ancillary data,

HANC and VANC in an SDI or HDSDI signal).

Scan Mode

Standard

(Normal picture size)

Overscan

(Expands picture y 5%)

Underscan

(Shrinks picture y 5%)

■Audio

Volume (0 – 100, 50 = default)

Balance (-10 - +10, 0 = default)

■Setting

Screen Markers (OFF = Default)

OFF

96%

93%

90%

85%

80%

Center Marker (OFF = Default)

OFF

ON (Places red cross-hairs in middle of screen)

Horizontal Position (0 - 10, 5 = default)

(Shifts picture left or right)

Vertical Position (0 - 10, 5 = default)

(Shifts picture up or down)

Horizontal Size (0 - 10, 5 = default) --- steps are 0, 3, 5, 7, 10

(Adjusts picture width)

Vertical Size (0 - 10, 5 = default) --- steps are 0, 3, 5, 7, 10

(Adjusts picture height)

PIP (Picture-in-Picture)

(PIP mode allows placing two pictures on one screen at the same time. Various com inations are possi le).

PIP Mode (Off = Default)

Small

(Small picture in the corner)

Medium

(Medium picture in the corner)

Large

(Larger picture in the corner)

PBP

(Pictures appear side- y-side in two 4:3 windows)

POP

(Pictures appear side- y-side and fill the screen top to ottom. The aspect ratio

will e distorted)

PIP Source (AV = Default)

(Note: Two digital pictures, HDMI and SDI, cannot e com ined in PIP mode. When a digital source is the

main picture, the secondary picture must e from an analog input either AV or Component)

(Composite video input is selected as the 2nd picture)

Component

(Component video input is selected as the 2nd picture)

Upper Le t

(2nd picture appears in the upper-left corner of the screen)

Upper Right

(2nd picture appears in the upper-right corner of the screen)

Lower Right

(2nd picture appears in the lower-right corner of the screen)

Lower Le t

(2nd picture appears in the lower-left corner of the screen)

PIP Swap

(Press right arrow to swap main and 2nd picture sources)

Image Flip (OFF = Default)

OFF

(image is flipped upside down and left to right)

Language

English

Español

Reset (Selecting OK, will reset the unit to factory default values and choices)

Do you want to reset function values: OK / Cancel

Press the front panel INPUT utton to accept “OK”

Press the Menu utton to cancel

■OSD (On-Screen Display

OSD Horizontal Position (0 – 100, 50 = default)

OSD Vertical Position (0 – 100, 50 = default)

Menu Transparency (0 – 10, 1 = default)

OSD Timeout (5 seconds – 60 seconds, 10 = default) steps 5s, 10s, 15s, 60s

Compatible Input Formats

SDI / HDSDI

480i 59.9

576i 50

720p 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.9 , 60

1080p 23.98, 23.98sF, 2 , 2 sF, 25, 29.97, 30

1080i 50, 59.9 , 60

HDMI

480i 59.9 ,

480p 59.9

576i 50

576p 50

720p 23.98, 2 , 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.9 , 60

1080i 50, 59.9 , 60

1080p 23.98, 23.98sF, 2 , 2 sF, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.9 , 60

Component Analog

480i 59.9

576i 50

720p 50, 59.9 , 60

1080i 50, 59.9 , 60

1080p 50, 59.9 , 60

Composite Analog

480i 59.9 (NTSC 525)

576i 50 (PAL 625)

Monitor Specifications

Panel Specifications

Screen Size 2 x 7”

Screen Resolution 1024 x 600

Brightness 250 cd/m2

Contrast Ratio 700:1

Viewing Angle 150°

Burn-In Warning

The M-LYNX-702 uses a high quality TFT LCD panel.

However, if a static image is left on the screen for 8

hours, there may be a 10 to 20 minute recovery period

for the panel. During recovery, a very faint image may be

retained on the display. You may put up a white image

for 30 minutes to eliminate the retained image.

Connectors

Digital Inputs

1 x 3GSDI BNC Type with Active Loop Out

(Compatible with HDSDI and SDI)

1 x HDMI

Analog Inputs

1 x Component 3 BNC Connectors with Loop Out

(Supports Y, b, r Type Signal)

1 x Composite BNC Connector with Loop Out

(Supports NTSC, AL Signals)

Power Input

4- in XLR

Tally / GPI Interface

D-Sub 9-pin socket

Service Port

1 x USB Mini

Electrical

Voltage Requirement 12 VDC

Power Consumption 3.0 A

(Included power supply meets this requirement)

Customer-supplied power supply, if used, should be

rated at 3 Amps or higher.

Tally / GPI Connector

Connect the corresponding pins (listed under G,R,Y),

using a “dry” contact closure by connecting it to either of

the GRN (ground) pins (5,8) listed.

Caution: Do not apply external power to any of these

pins.

Mechanical

Weight 2.27 Kg / 5 Lbs

Operating Temperature 0°–35° C / 32°–104° F

Storage Temperature 10°–50° C / 14°–122° F-

10° C – 50° C

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