Arthrex EJ-MLA26UA Operating Instructions Manual

Brand: Arthrex

Model: EJ-MLA26UA

Type: Operating Instructions Manual

English

Operating Instructions

LCD Monitor

Model No.

Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read the Operating Instructions completely.

Store this Operating Instructions in a safe place.

For medical use

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Features

1Functions

(1) High-quality and high-resolution Full HD

●The IPS panel enables high-resolution, high-quality medical images to be displayed.

This function is the essential performance of this product.

●Front protection panel fitted

●LED Backlight

(2) Supporting multiple I/O

●HD-SDI signal: 1 input / 1 output

●DVI signal: 2 inputs / 1 output

●Analog RGB signal: 1 input / 1 output

●S Video signal: 1 input / 1 output

●Video signal: 1 input / 1 output

(3) Other functions

●2 screens display function

Parallel display of two input images is possible

Two modes, P in P, and P out P are available

Switching of display size is possible

●3 screens display function

Parallel display of three input images is possible

Two modes, P in P, and P out P are available

Switching of display size is possible

●Gamma switch function

Gamma function is installed according to usage

Simplified DICOM image is supported

●Color temperature switch function

Color temperature switch function is installed according to usage

●External remote function

Remote control using RS-232C or GPI terminal is possible

●Direct control of input switching by registering Function

●IPX2: Protected against falling water when tilted up to 15 degrees.

2Compliant with medical safety standards

This design complies with the ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1, UL 60601-1, CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 60601-1-08 and EN 60601-1

safety standards, meeting the requirements for use in the medical field.

3Purpose of use

This LCD monitor is intended to be used to display medical images, such as endoscopic surgery images.

(This monitor is not intended for diagnostic purpose.)

Customer’s Record

The serial number of this product can be found on its back cover. You should note this serial number in the

space provided below and retain this Operating Instructions, plus your purchase receipt, as a permanent

record of your purchase to aid identification in the event of theft or loss, and for Warranty Service purposes.

Model Number Serial Number

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Setting IntroductionBasic OperationAdvanced

Operation

Other

English

Contents

Features......................................................................................................................... 2

Important Safety Instructions....................................................................................... 4

Before Use..................................................................................................................... 8

Accessories .................................................................................................................. 10

Location of Controls ................................................................................................... 10

AC adaptor ............................................................................................................................ 10

Front View ............................................................................................................................. 11

Rear View .............................................................................................................................. 12

Connect the AC Cord, Turn ON the Power Supply..................................................... 14

Basic Operation........................................................................................................... 15

Selecting Display Language.................................................................................................... 15

Switching Input Signal ........................................................................................................... 15

Confirming the Input Signal ................................................................................................... 16

Switching Operation Target Screen ........................................................................................ 16

Display with 2 Screens, 3 Screens ............................................................................... 17

Operation using [2POP] ......................................................................................................... 17

Operation with the Main Menu.............................................................................................. 17

Rotating/Flipping the Screen...................................................................................... 19

Rotating/Flipping the Screen.................................................................................................. 19

Registering Frequently Used Functions ...................................................................... 20

Registering Function with Function Buttons ........................................................................... 20

Using Function Buttons .......................................................................................................... 20

PRESET and USER Setting........................................................................................... 21

Registering USER Setting ....................................................................................................... 21

Loading Setting ..................................................................................................................... 21

About the Main Menu................................................................................................ 22

Operation via the Main Menu ................................................................................................ 22

Input Configuration.................................................................................................... 23

Video Configuration ................................................................................................... 25

System Configuration ................................................................................................. 27

Function Setting.......................................................................................................... 28

Window Configuration............................................................................................... 28

Remote Setting ........................................................................................................... 29

Control Setting............................................................................................................ 30

Displayable Input Signals ............................................................................................ 31

Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................... 32

Specifications .............................................................................................................. 33

Pin Specifications ........................................................................................................ 34

Dimensional Figure ..................................................................................................... 35

EMC Relevant Information ......................................................................................... 36

Product Warranties; Limitation of Liability ............................................................... 40

Introduction

Basic Operation

Advanced Operation

Setting

Other

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Important Safety Instructions

WARNING: To prevent damage which may result in fire or shock hazard, do not expose this device to rain or

moisture.

Do not place containers with liquids above the set (including on shelves above, etc.).

WARNING: 1) To prevent electric shock, do not remove cover. No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing

to qualified service personnel.

2) Do not remove the grounding pin on the AC cord plug. This device is equipped with a

grounding-type AC cord plug. This plug will only fit a grounding-type power outlet. This is a

safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact an electrician.

Do not prevent the function of the grounding plug.

WARNING: Use the supplied AC cord.

However, the other type of AC cord may be required in your area.

In such case, contact the dealer where you purchased the LCD monitor.

WARNING: When installing the unit, include a readily accessible disconnect device in the fixed wiring, or

connect the AC cord plug to an easily accessible socket outlet near the equipment. If a fault should

occur during operation of the unit, use the disconnect device to cut the power supply, or remove

the AC cord plug.

WARNING: This device must be grounded.

WARNING: When the product is to no longer be used, it must not be left in place but removed, to prevent it

from possibly falling.

WARNING: Not to position this device and the other devices so that it is difficult to operate the disconnection

of AC cord plug.

WARNING: No modification of this device is allowed.

WARNING: To avoid the risk of electric shock, this device must only be connected to a power outlet with

protective earth.

WARNING: Operator must not touch the patient and this device simultaneously.

WARNING: Make sure to use the supplied AC adaptor. Do not use the supplied AC adaptor to power other

devices as it may cause equipment failure or the AC cord may burn.

WARNING: To prevent damage which may result in fire or shock hazard, do not expose AC adaptor to liquids.

CAUTION: When disposing of this unit or its accessories, you must obey the laws applicable in your area and

country and comply with the regulations of your hospital.

CAUTION: To use for long time in safe and good condition, please check and consult your dealer about details

and cost for maintenance.

CAUTION: Do not place the AC adaptor in area accessible to the patients. Ensure the patients cannot touch

the device, as it can reach high temperature under continuous use.

CAUTION: Cables provided with a fastening mechanism should be fastened when in use.

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Introduction

Do not use the monitor in the following

locations

• In environments with a high oxygen content in the

atmosphere

• In proximity to anesthetic gas (i.e. in a flammable

atmosphere)

• In an atmosphere containing oxidized materials

Points of caution and points to note for

use

This monitor is designed to display images from a

camera etc. in a clinical environment.

It should not be used for diagnostic purposes.

When installing and using this monitor, it can generate

energy at radio frequencies. When not used and

installed according to the Operating Instructions, the

monitor can affect other devices. If the monitor cause

interference, which can be determined by turning the

other devices off and then on, the user is encouraged

to try to correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

• Reorientate or relocate the monitor.

• Increase distance between the monitor and other

devices.

Equipment connected to this monitor must conform to

IEC standards (i.e. IEC 60601-1 for Medical electrical

equipment, IEC 60950-1 for Information technology

equipment).

In addition, the combination and installation shall

conform to IEC 60601-1.

Any person who connects this monitor is responsible

for ensuring that the system conforms to

IEC 60601-1-1.

To conform to IEC 60601-1, equipment connected to

this monitor should be connected to the power supply

via an isolation transformer and have at least basic

insulation.

When connecting to other devices, there is a risk that

the leakage current may increase.

If there is anything that you do not understand, please

contact the dealer where the monitor was purchased.

Exercise adequate caution with regards to

static electricity or when using devices

nearby that emit electromagnetic waves

When using devices that emit electromagnetic waves

near the monitor, or when static electricity is present, it

is possible that the image on the monitor will

experience interference.

In such a case, please eliminate the effect by changing

the placement and orientation of the device etc.

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Important Safety Instructions — Continued

– For U.S.A. –

FCC STATEMENT:

NOTE:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when

the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful

interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

FCC Caution:

To assure continued compliance, follow the attached installation instructions and use only shielded interface

cables when connecting to computer or peripheral devices. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved

by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this

device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

CAUTION

GROUNDING RELIABILITY CAN ONLY BE ACHIEVED WHEN EQUIPMENT IS CONNECTED TO

AN EQUIVALENT RECEPTACLE MARKED “HOSPITAL ONLY” OR “HOSPITAL GRADE”.

– For Canada –

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

USA Only: Disposal may be regulated in your community due to environmental

considerations. For disposal or recycling information, please visit Panasonic website:

http://www.panasonic.com/environmental or call 1-888-769-0149.

Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Classification:

UL Safety Compliance:

This LCD monitor is UL Classified WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRIC SHOCK, FIRE AND MECHANICAL HAZARDS ONLY

IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1:2005, UL 60601-1, CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 60601-1-08.

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Introduction

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Before Use

■When setting up the device

Please be careful about the following when setting up the

device.

●Please ask qualified person for

Installation work.

●When setting up, leave at least

100 mm (3.9) of space at the top,

left, right and back. Also, do not block

the space between the monitor and

the floor. When other attachments

are used, follow the set up manuals

for the corresponding attachments. (If

dimensions are not stated in the set

up manual, then leave at least

100 mm (3.9) of space at the top/

bottom, left/right and back.)

●Do not place monitor face down, on

its side or upside down.

●Before connecting devices, please turn

the power OFF.

Make connections following the manual of each device.

●Avoid set up in locations subjected to

vibration or shock.

Subjecting the monitor to vibration and shock damages

internal components and is the cause of malfunctions.

Please set up in a location not subjected to vibration or

shock.

●Don’t give a shock to the monitor and

AC adaptor by falling etc.

It may cause fire or electrical shock.

Disconnect AC cord from power outlet and contact

dealer.

●Use a socket in a position where the

AC cord plug can be easily reached.

●Do not set up in places near high

voltage lines, near power sources, or

strong magnetism.

Setting up the monitor near high voltage lines or power

sources may subject it to interference.

●Avoid direct sunlight, set up away

from thermal equipment. Also, do not

use outdoors.

It may cause deformation or damage to the cabinet.

●The terminal parts of the SDI terminal

and DVI-D terminal are vulnerable to

static electricity, so be sure to work

with care at installation.

When working with the monitor, be sure to observe the

following.

●Do not touch the connector pins.

●Do not touch pins at the end of any cable connected

to a connector.

●Take anti-static precautions such as using an

anti-static wrist strap when working.

The warning label is displayed as shown

in the right-hand diagram in proximity

to the SDI terminal and DVI-D terminal.

DVI-D and SDI connectors are sensitive

to electrostatic discharge (ESD). It is

recommended to maintain humidity levels in the room,

provide conductive flooring in order to prevent damage

due to ESD. Operators shall be trained in basics of

electrostatic charge, its effects on electronic

components and explanation on prevention methods

such as usage of wrist straps and discharge one’s body

to ground before touching the connectors.

●Do not use damaged cables.

●Intended for use according to EMC

information

The monitor is intended for use in the electromagnetic

environments designated in “EMC Relevant

Information” on page 36.

●Do not grasp the liquid crystal panel.

Do not grasp or exert strong pressure on the liquid

crystal panel. Use special caution when transporting.

●For transportation or setting, please

contact the dealer.

■When setting up the AC adaptor

Please be careful about the following when setting up the

AC adaptor.

●The AC adaptor must be installed in a

level position in a dry and stable

location.

Failure to do so may result in the instrument falling,

causing operator injury and damage to the instrument.

●Do not install the AC adaptor in a

vertical position.

Fluid or dust may get inside this instrument resulting in

fire or electric shock.

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Introduction

●Extended operation may cause this

instrument to become hot. Therefore,

do not place heat-sensitive material

close to this instrument.

■Requests in Usage

●Before use, always check operation.

When using multiple screens, first confirm what is to be

displayed on each screen.

●Because the monitor is not a

diagnostic device, please do not use

for the purposes of image diagnosis.

●Prepare for monitor breakdowns, use

multiple units or have a backup device

ready.

●Caution when using electric knives.

When high frequency electro-cauterizing power systems

(electric knives, etc.) are used, the image can be

disrupted so confirm that there will be no interference

in use in advance.

●Internal condensation may occur in

environments with acute fluctuation

in temperature.

When the monitor is moved from a room at low

temperature to a room at high temperature,

condensation will occur. When there is condensation,

use after the condensation has been removed.

●Liquid crystal response speed varies

according to environment.

When the liquid crystal panel is in a room at low

temperature, response speed is slow.

●The monitor and AC adaptor become

hot during periods of extended use.

The monitor and AC adaptor become hot during

periods of extended use, but this is not abnormal.

●If a malfunction occurs, unplug the AC

cord plug from the power outlet.

■Regarding the liquid crystal panel

●There may be red spots, blue spots,

green spots or black spots on the

screen, which is a characteristic of the

liquid crystal panel, it is not broken.

The liquid crystal panel is made with precision

technology, having more than 99.99 % effective pixels,

but please understand that there will be 0.01 % missing

pixels, or active ones all the time.

●The monitor may produce residual

images.

When a still image is displayed continuously, a residual

image will be produced but the residual image will

disappear in time.

●A liquid crystal panel incorporating

LED elements is used as a light source

for the device.

The luminescence of the LED elements gradually

declines with use over time. In case of any problem,

consult your local distributor.

●Do not cover the entire unit.

■Cleaning

After use, remove any contamination immediately.

When cleaning, always disconnect the AC cord plug

from the socket. Also, wear the appropriate protective

material when cleaning.

●Occasionally wipe the cabinet with a

soft dry cloth.

When stains are severe, wipe with well wrung gauze

moistened with disinfectant ethanol, and dry.

●Do not use benzene, thinners, acid

detergents, alkali detergents.

They will cause the cabinet to degenerate.

Printing may come off.

●Do not allow extended contact with

rubber and plastic products.

They will cause the cabinet to degenerate.

●Occasionally wipe the display panel

with a soft cloth (cotton, flannel, etc.).

For stains and fingerprints that have adhered to the

surface of the display panel, wipe with well wrung

gauze moistened with disinfectant ethanol, and dry.

If water droplets or ethanol get inside, they will cause

damage.

●Regular inspections

To ensure proper functioning for safe long-term use,

maintain and inspect the device at regular intervals.

Contact the dealer where the monitor was purchased

regarding the cost for maintenance and inspection.

Note

●The surface of the display panel is specially fabricated.

Wiping with a hard cloth, or too strongly will cause

damage to the surface.

●Avoid spilling large amounts of

disinfecting agent over the unit.

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Accessories

Check that you have the accessories and items shown. ( ) is the item count.

Location of Controls

MAIN POWER indicator

Glows green: when the AC adaptor power is On.

OFF: when the AC adaptor power is Off.

AC IN terminal

Connect the AC cord.

DC OUT terminal

Connect to the DC IN terminal on the monitor.

Detachable Parts

● AC cord (1) ● AC adaptor (1)

2.5 m (8.2 ft) / Unshielded Model number:

● Operating Instructions (1)

● Safety Instruction Book (1)

● CD-R (1)

AC adaptor

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PRESET[ ] button (page 21)

Displays preset menu.

INPUT[ ] button (page 15)

Displays the input select menu.

W.SEL (Window Select)[ ] button

(page 16)

When working with 2 screens or 3 screens, switches to the

target screen.

MENU[ ] button (page 17, 22)

Displays main menu.

Press once again and the main menu will close.

2POP[ ] button (page 17)

Displays 2 screens (P out P).

F1/ button (page 20)

Executes function assigned to FUNCTION1. /Select items

in the menu screen.

F2/ button (page 20)

Executes function assigned to FUNCTION2. /Select items

in the menu screen.

F3/ button (page 20)

Executes function assigned to FUNCTION3. /Select items

in the menu screen.

F4/ button (page 20)

Executes function assigned to FUNCTION4. /Select items

in the menu screen.

F5/ENTER[ ] button (page 20)

Executes function assigned to FUNCTION5. /Select items

in the menu screen.

POWER indicator

Glows green: when the monitor power is On.

Goes out: when the monitor power is Off.

Flashes orange: when there is a malfunction in the

monitor. (page 32)

POWER switch (page 14)

Turns power On and Off.

[ ]: Turn off.

[]: Turn on.

Front View

Bottom View

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Location of Controls — Continued

DC IN terminal

Connects the DC cord.

VIDEO input terminal (BNC type)

Connects devices having VIDEO output terminals.

Y/G input terminal (BNC type)

Connects devices having Y for output component

(luminance), or devices having G for RGB component.

PB/B input terminal (BNC type)

Connects devices having PB/CB (blue differential) for

component output, or devices having B for RGB output.

PR/R input terminal (BNC type)

Connects devices having PR/CR (red differential) for

component output, or devices having R for RGB output.

SYNC input terminal (BNC type)

When the monitor is operated externally synchronized,

connects devices having C.SYNC standard signal output.

GPI input terminal (D-sub 9pin)

By assigning functions to each terminal, the monitor can

be controlled by external devices. Connects to GPI

supported external devices.

RS-232C terminal (D-sub 9pin)

Controls the monitor connecting to PCs.

Input switching and various adjustments are possible from

connected external devices.

HD15 input terminal (mini D-sub15 pin)

Connects devices having a synchronous signal with RGB

output like PCs.

S VIDEO input terminal (4pin mini DIN)

Connects devices having S VIDEO output terminals.

Potential equalization terminal

This is a terminal for ensuring equal potential between the

monitor and other devices.

Connects equipotential plugs.

DC OUT terminal

Please use this terminal when tying to connect a peripheral

equipment.

Rear View

Rating label

A measuring device or a medical device which is

contacted with patients must not be plugged

into the terminal.

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Introduction

Loop-through output

Outputs input signal as is from to , . Confirms input

signal, connects to input terminal of other video devices.

Furthermore, for a VIDEO, Y/G, PB/B, PR/R input

terminal, when not connected to any output terminal,

terminated with internal 75 ohm. If a cable is connected to

the output terminal, internal terminal automatically opens.

When a cable connected to the output terminal is not

connected to a video device, and when the connected

video device is not terminated with 75 ohm, the signal

level becomes too large and cannot be displayed correctly.

Note

●There will be no output from the S VIDEO terminal when

the power is not switched on.

SDI input terminal (BNC type)

Connects devices having SDI output terminals.

SDI output terminal (BNC type)

When the monitor power is on, the signal input to SDI is

output as is. Connects devices having SDI input terminals.

DVI-D 1/2 input terminal (DVI-D)

Connects devices having DVI-D output.

Note

●DVI-D 1 input terminal only, HDCP is supported.

●Use cables rated for DVI compliance. (May not display due

to cable length and quality.)

DVI-D 2 output terminal (DVI-D)

When the monitor power is on, the signal input to DVI-D 2

is output. Connects devices having DVI-D input terminals.

Screw holes for attachments

Screw holes for attaching fixtures that support VESA

mount rating (100 mm (3.9) × 100 mm (3.9)).

Note

●Regarding terminals for -, , perform input setup to

match input signal form. (page 23)

Connect only devices conforming to the

Electrical Appliance and Material Safety

Law or IEC specification to the device

interface

(e.g.)

IEC 60950-1

UL 60950-1

CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-1

EN 60950-1

IEC 60601-1

ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1:2005

UL 60601-1

CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 60601-1-08

EN 60601-1

Connecting to other devices risks an

increase in leakage current. Further, if

connecting the device to medical

equipment as a medical system, make

sure to conform to the medical system

requirements (IEC 60601-1-1 or

EN 60601-1-1).

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Connect the AC Cord, Turn ON the Power Supply

■To turn power Off

Turn the POWER switch at the bottom of the

monitor to Off.

The screen display goes out, the POWER indicator goes

out.

1Connect the AC cord to the AC IN terminal

on the AC adaptor.

Plug cord in firmly all the way.

2Connect the DC OUT terminal of the AC

adaptor to the DC IN terminal on the

monitor.

Align the notch on the cord connector with the guiding

groove and plug it in. Tighten the connection by turning

the lock ring in clockwise direction.

Lock ring

3Connect the AC cord plug to the power

outlet.

Note

●Connect the AC cord plug when the POWER switch

at the bottom of the monitor is Off.

●When removing the AC cord, always remove the

plug from the power outlet first.

4Turn the POWER switch at the bottom of

the monitor to On.

The POWER indicator glows green, screen can be

displayed.

AC cord (supplied)

NG: Vertical position

OK: Horizontal position

Bottom View

POWER switch

POWER indicator

Off

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Basic Operation

English

Basic Operation

Select the language of menus and messages displayed on the

screen.

Select the signal input to the monitor, display it on the screen.

■Switching the input signal when

using 1 screen

■Switching the input signal when

using 2 screens or 3 screens

Note

●When RGB/YPBPR was selected, if the color is abnormal,

set it correctly with “Input Config” on the main menu.

(page 23)

●The “Input Select” menu will disappear after 5 seconds if

no operation is performed.

Selecting Display Language

1Press [MENU].

The main menu is displayed.

2Press [ /] to select “System Config”,

and then press [ /].

3Press [ /] to select “Language”, and

then press [ /] to select language.

Switches the language to display menus and messages

on the screen.

Selectable languages are as follows.

●English

●Deutsch

●Français

●

●Italiano

●Español

4Press [MENU] twice.

The main menu is closed.

Input Config

Video Config

System Config

Function

Window Config

Remote

Control

Exit

Select

VIDEO

Auto

RGB-VIDEO

RGB-PC

Auto

VIDEO

RGB/YPBPR

Sync. Select (RGB)

Sync. Select (HD15)

HD15

Auto

USER1

3Sec

Data Save

Status Display

Last

English

Power On Setup

Language

Return Select Change

Input Config

Video Config

System Config

Function

Window Config

Remote

Control

Menu Position

USER1

3Sec

Data Save

Status Display

Last

English

Power On Setup

Return Select Change

Input Config

Video Config

System Config

Function

Window Config

Remote

Control

Menu Position

Language

Switching Input Signal

1Press [INPUT].

The “Input Select” menu is displayed.

2Press [ /] to select input.

Switches to the selected input.

3Press [INPUT].

The “Input Select” menu is closed.

1Press [INPUT].

The “Input Select” menu is displayed.

2Press [W.SEL] to select the screen that you

want to switch the input signal.

3Press [ /] to select input.

Switches to the selected input.

4Press [INPUT].

The “Input Select” menu is closed.

INPUT

HD15

RGB/YPBPR

S VIDEO

VIDEO

DVI-D 1

DVI-D 2

Input Select

Exit Select

SDI

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Basic Operation — Continued

The signal type, input terminal name and resolution can be

displayed and confirmed.

Display occurs when the following operation is performed.

●When [INPUT] is pressed

●When the signal is present

●When power is turned “On”

Note

●When there is no input signal, and when an unsupported

signal is input, “No Signal” and “Not Supported” are

displayed.

Regarding displayable signals, see “Displayable Input

Signals” on page 31 for details.

●Display time will vary according to “Status Display” of

“System Config”. (page 27)

Select operation target screen in subscreen display.

Repeatedly press [W.SEL], and then select the

operation target screen

During screen selections, the frame is displayed around the

selected screen.

Note

●In the selection frame display, if there is no operation for

about 5 seconds the selected frame disappears.

Confirming the Input Signal

Input terminal name

When 1 screen

Signal type

E.g.: When video signals are input

Resolution (horizontal dot

number X vertical dot

number@vertical

frequency)

When 2 screens

E.g.: When PC image is input

RGB/YPBPR

720-60p

SDI

No Signal

HD15

Not Supported

When there is no signal,

“No Signal” is displayed.

When there is an

unsupported signal, “Not

Supported” is displayed.

When 3 screens

Switching Operation Target Screen

A: Main screen B: Subscreen

E.g.: When 2 screens

A: Main screen B: Subscreen 1 C: Subscreen 2

E.g.: When 3 screens

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Basic Operation

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Display with 2 Screens, 3 Screens

Displaying the screen with 2 screens or 3 screens, and changing

the subscreen display position and display size are possible.

2 screens and 3 screens can be displayed with P in P or P out P

mode.

PinP mode: will display in a small screen on a normal screen.

PoutP mode:will display and split the screen.

Using the [2POP] button, the screen can be set to split screen

mode showing 2 screens. In this operation the displayed 2

screens are P out P mode.

■Display 2 screens

Note

●VIDEO and S VIDEO cannot be simultaneously changed to

2 screens.

Displaying with PinP or PoutP mode, and setting main/sub

screen size and position are possible.

Operation using [2POP]

Press [2POP].

Display changes to 2 screens (P out P). Repeatedly press

[2POP], and subscreen display size changes.

Mode1:

Subscreen is displayed at 1/2 display size.

Mode2:

Subscreen is displayed at 1/3 display size.

Mode3:

Subscreen is displayed at 1/4 display size.

Normal screen 2 screens (Mode3)

A: Main screen B: Subscreen

2 screens (Mode2)2 screens (Mode1)

Operation with the Main Menu

1Press [MENU].

The main menu is displayed.

2Press [ /] to select “Window Config”,

and then press [ /].

3Press [ /] to select “Multi Window”,

and then press [ /] to select display

method.

Perform setting of 2 screens and 3 screens display.

(A: Main screen, B: Subscreen 1, C: Subscreen 2)

Off: Set to 1 screen.

2PIP: Set to 2 screens (P in P).

3PIP: Set to 3 screens (P in P).

2POP: Set to 2 screens (P out P).

3POP: Set to 3 screens (P out P).

Input Config

Video Config

System Config

Function

Window Config

Remote

Control

Exit

Select

VIDEO

Auto

RGB-VIDEO

RGB-PC

Auto

VIDEO

RGB/YPBPR

Sync. Select (RGB)

Sync. Select (HD15)

HD15

Auto

VIDEO Off

– –

Normal

Window Mode

Display Direction

Scan Size

Return Select Change

Input Config

Video Config

System Config

Function

Window Config

Remote

Control

Multi Window

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Display with 2 Screens, 3 Screens — Continued

Note

●The subscreen 2 may have picture quality different from

the main screen and the subscreen 1 depending on the

input signal.

When using the subscreen 2, we recommend the

following settings.

Images with many still pictures: Set the “3D I/P” to “On”.

Images with many moving pictures: Set the “3D I/P” to

“Off”.

See “3D I/P” on page 26 for details.

●Images on the subscreen 2 might rarely be distorted

depending on the input signal.

4Press [ /] to select “Window Mode”,

and then press [ /] to select mode

(display position, size).

In accordance with the multiple windows selected with

procedure 3, select subscreen display position and

display size for the respective mode.

●When “2PIP” is selected in procedure 3

(A: Main screen, B: Subscreen)

Mode1:Displays subscreen at

top right.

Mode2:Displays subscreen at

bottom right.

Mode3:Displays subscreen at

bottom left.

Mode4:Displays subscreen at

top left.

●When “3PIP” is selected in procedure 3

(A: Main screen, B: Subscreen 1, C: Subscreen 2)

Mode1:Displays subscreen 1, 2

at right.

Mode2:Displays subscreen 1, 2

at left.

●When “2POP” is selected in procedure 3

(A: Main screen, B: Subscreen)

Mode1:Subscreen is displayed

at 1/2 display size.

Mode2:Subscreen is displayed

at 1/3 display size.

Mode3: Subscreen is displayed

at 1/4 display size.

Multi Window 2PIP

Mode1

Normal

Display Direction

Scan Size

Return Select Change

Input Config

Video Config

System Config

Function

Window Config

Remote

Control

Window Mode

●When “3POP” is selected in procedure 3

(A: Main screen, B: Subscreen 1, C: Subscreen 2)

Mode1:Subscreen 1, 2 display

at 1/2 display size.

Mode2:Subscreen 1, 2 display

at 1/3 display size.

Mode3:Subscreen 1, 2 display

at 1/4 display size.

5Press [MENU] twice.

The main menu is closed.

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Basic Operation

English

Rotating/Flipping the Screen

The input screen can be rotated or flipped horizontally and

displayed.

Note

●The rotation angle can only be set to 90° and 270° for the

main screen or subscreen of 2POP with PC signals.

●When the “Display Direction” is set to anything other than

“Normal”, the “ “ icon indicating rotation or the “ “

icon indicating a flip will always be displayed on the set

main screen and subscreen.

Rotating/Flipping the Screen

1Press [MENU].

The main menu is displayed.

2Press [ /] to select “Window Config”,

and then press [ /].

3Press [ /] to select “Display Direction”,

and then press [ /] to set the rotation

angle or flip.

Set the rotation angle or horizontally flip the main screen

and subscreen.

Normal:Set the screen rotation angle to 0 degree.

90°:

Set the screen rotation

angle

to 90 degrees

clockwise.

180°: Set the screen rotation angle to 180 degrees.

270°:

Set the screen rotation

angle

to 270 degrees

clockwise.

Mirror: Flips the screen horizontally.

4Press [MENU] twice.

The main menu is closed.

VIDEO Off

– –

Normal

Window Mode

Display Direction

Scan Size

Return Select Change

Input Config

Video Config

System Config

Function

Window Config

Remote

Control

Multi Window

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Registering Frequently Used Functions

Registering frequently used functions with [F1], [F2], [F3], [F4],

[F5] buttons enables a direct change of settings without

displaying the main menu.

Execute the functions assigned to function buttons.

Registered with the [F3] button when executing “Gamma

Select”.

(If “Function Display” is “Mode1”)

Note

●Allocation is now changed to provide an explanation on

the operation of the function keys.

●After selecting “Auto Setup”, the configuration results will

be shown to the right of the selected setting items.

●Display differs depending on the setting of “Function

Display”.

●When the setting of “Function Display” is “Off”, a message

is displayed if you press a function button which cannot

operate.

●When the setting of “Function Display” is “Off”, a message

will appear as below if you press a function button which is

not registered.

Registering Function with Function

Buttons

1Press [MENU].

The main menu is displayed.

2Press [ /] to select “Function”, and then

press [ /].

3Press [ /] to select the button to

function to be registered.

Set functions assigned to the [F1], [F2], [F3], [F4], [F5]

buttons.

The following functions can be assigned to each button.

PIP: Pressing the set function button switches

between 2 screens (P in P), 3 screens

(P in P), and 1 screen.

2PIP: Changes to 2 screens (P in P), and switches

modes in sequence.

3PIP: Changes to 3 screens (P in P), and switches

modes in sequence.

3POP: Changes to 3 screens (P out P), and

switches modes in sequence.

Display Direction:

Rotates/flips the screen.

Scan Size: Switches the setting values of “Window

Config”–“Scan Size” in sequence.

Gamma Select:

Switches the setting values of “Video

Config”–“Gamma” in sequence.

Undef: No function assigned.

Window Mode:

Switches the “Window Mode” set value for

currently displayed 2 screens, 3 screens in

sequence.

Auto Setup:Executes “Input Config”–“PC”–“Auto

Setup”.

Input VIDEO: