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- Page 1 3DView RF CineMonitorHD Operator Manual Rev 1.1 May 2013 751TS0032...
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Page 2: About
BOUT This Operator Manual describes the use of the Transvideo CineMonitorHD 3DView RF family. The first wireless monitor has been introduced to the Film Industry during year 2004. The CineMonitorHD 3DView RF is our latest contribution to the Digital Cinematography world, offering wireless digital transmission for HDMI, HD-SDI, SD-SDI and Composite video without latency or compression. -
Page 3: Warning & Caution
The user and/or technician assume full responsibility or any risk of bodily injury, death or property damage arising out of the use or disassembly or repair of this equipment. In no event shall Transvideo S.A. or its local representatives be liable to a user, technician or third party for any loss of income or any damage of any kind resulting from the use of or work on the said equipment. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
ABLE OF ONTENT ..............................2 BOUT & C ..........................3 ARNING AUTION ..........................4 ABLE OF ONTENT ............................7 NTRODUCTION Unpacking ............................7 General safety instructions ......................7 Power requirements ......................... 8 Start-up ............................. - Page 5 ABLE OF ONTENT BLUE CHECK ..........................21 COLORIMETRY ..........................21 INPUT LUTS ............................ 22 LINEAR ............................22 REC709 ............................22 S-LOG ............................22 LOGC ............................22 BLACK LEVEL ..........................22 STANDARD ..........................22 ...
- Page 6 ABLE OF ONTENT Useful tips ............................39 Cleaning ............................39 Full reset ............................39 Hardware, Software and Firmware ....................40 Updating your CineMonitorHD 3DView RF .................. 40 Calibration ............................41 Product Return ..........................41 ...
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Page 7: Introduction
The video cable must be adapted for carrying HD SDI signals. Proper 75 Ω connectors must be used. Always check the connector before plugging a cable to your monitor. Transvideo offers high quality cables for cameras, power supplies and other equipment. Contact Transvideo S.A. or its local representative in case of need. -
Page 8: Power Requirements
Transvideo manufactures high quality brackets and accessories for the comfort of use and security for the equipment and user. Please contact Transvideo S.A. or its local representative in case of need or visit http://www.hd4dp.com. Power requirements Only DC Voltage powers this product. -
Page 9: Start-Up
NTRODUCTION Start-up ① Connect an adapted power supply to the XLR connector or a battery if any socket available to the CineMonitorHD 3DView RF and to the TitanHD Tx (transmitter). ② Connect a video source to the Tx video input (HD or SD) ③... -
Page 10: Product Overview
RODUCT VERVIEW Parts identification All connectors are on the back of the monitor. Depending on the size of the monitor, the connectors and their location may differ. The CineMonitorHD 3DView RF family offers a video connector panel common to all sizes. Figure 1 shows the back of a 8"... -
Page 11: User Interface
RODUCT OVERVIEW User interface The CineMonitorHD 3DView RF family offers a user interface common to all sizes. Some functions are directly accessible from the "direct functions" keypad, others from the menu with use of the rotating knob. The CineMonitorHD screen is partitioned in two areas: ①... -
Page 12: Rotating Knob
TECHNICAL. Wireless Specificity In wireless mode, the CineMonitorHD 3DView RF must be associated to a Transvideo TitanHD Tx. No other wireless system can work with the CineMonitorHD 3DView RF. A LINK menu is available when WIRELESS RECEIVER input is selected. It gives access to the wireless settings. -
Page 13: Module Association
ODULE SSOCIATION IMPORTANT: Both the transmitter and receiver need to be associated (or paired). The operation can be performed in P2P mode or BROAD mode. There is no need to perform the module association in both modes. Step 1 Turn on the TitanHD Tx. During the startup, keep on pressing Back key until the message "Push OK to register"... -
Page 14: Sing The Direct Functions
SING THE IRECT UNCTIONS Color Temperature & Dimming Short push on Col. Temp. Dimming – toggles calibration modes: FULL BRIGHT: maximum brightness and power consumption, the color calibration is deactivated STANDARD CALIBRATED: standard mode, the brightness (100Nits) and white point are calibrated according to the settings of MENU / COLORIMETRY USER SET: turning the rotating knob adjusts the brightness from 10 to 100% while color calibration is preserved. -
Page 15: Measurements
SING THE IRECT UNCTIONS When SAFE AREA is selected in the sub menu, one short press on the Marker key displays "TURN TO ADJUST SAFE AREA: XX%". Rotating the knob makes it possible to adjust the safe area on the picture from 10 to 99%. -
Page 16: Waveform
SING THE IRECT UNCTIONS Waveform Selecting "F1: WAVE" gives access to the selection of the waveform modes. Press F1 to display the waveform in line mode Press F2 to display the waveform in parade mode Press F3 to display the waveform in frame mode Press rotating knob to exit from menu. -
Page 17: Vectorscope
SING THE IRECT UNCTIONS Vectorscope Selecting "F3: VECTOR" displays the vectorscope. Press rotating knob to exit from menu. Zoom Short push on Zoom – activates / deactivates the zoom mode. Arrows move the picture on Top/Bottom, Left/Right positions. Moving increments are proportional to 1/8 of the video standard. -
Page 18: Aspect Ratio
SING THE IRECT UNCTIONS Aspect Ratio Short push on Aspect ratio – toggles aspect ratio: 1.33:1 SD only 1.78:1 16/9 HD & SD 2.40:1 HD & SD 3.20:1 HD & SD (2.40 anamorphic lens on a 1.78 sensor) No sub functions in Aspect Ratio Assign user key Short push on User –... -
Page 19: Input Selection
SING THE IRECT UNCTIONS Input Selection Short push on Input Sel – toggles video inputs. Long push on Input Sel to select the active video inputs. Long push on Input Sel – selection of the active video inputs An active input is highlighted in orange, an inactive in white. An inactivated input cannot be selected by the Input Sel key. -
Page 20: Menu Functions
UNCTIONS HELP Gives access to maintenance menu. MONITOR INFO Gives software (SW) and firmware (FW) versions of all electronic boards of the monitor. Main Board soft1: main board main SW version Main Board soft2: main board secondary SW version Main Board firm1: main board FW version INTERFACE soft: interface board SW version... -
Page 21: Display Mode
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. Displays the picture with 256 gray levels. -
Page 22: Input Luts
UNCTIONS INPUT LUTS LINEAR Adjusts the response of the monitor with a linear gamma correction. REC709 Adjusts the response of the monitor to a video signal using REC709 encoding. S-LOG Adjusts the response of the monitor to a video signal using S-Log encoding. LOGC Adjusts the response of the monitor to a video signal using Log C encoding. -
Page 23: Tools
UNCTIONS TOOLS AUDIO Displays the SDI embedded audio presence and a bargraph showing one audio pair on the 8 possible pairs. AUDIO: ON/OFF Activates or deactivates the function CHANNEL PAIR: X Selection of the pair displayed on the bargraph with the rotating knob. POSITION Allows the user to place the tool in different position of the screen by using arrows and the rotating knob when USER is selected in POSITION sub menu. -
Page 24: Lens
UNCTIONS /i LENS The /i Lens Reader from Transvideo reads the metadata from /i lenses to display in real time the iris, focus and zoom on an intuitive graphic representation. The /i Lens Reader also displays the depth of filed and the hyperfocal point. -
Page 25: Focus Helper
UNCTIONS FOCUS HELPER Activates a precise focus helper displaying in-focus zones with colored dots. The focus helper is based on a complex multidimensional digital filter. When 3D mode is activated the in-focus zone of each camera is displayed with a specific color. The colors used are the same as those used for the 3D representation. -
Page 26: Horizon
About Betz horizon: In BETZ position the user must connect an external electronic bubble designed by Betz Tools. A specific cable is needed to power and remote the bubble through J001 connector. Transvideo do not support this third party equipment. -
Page 27: Limits
UNCTIONS LIMITS Safety levels can be displayed as false colors in the picture. These levels and clippings are set in this menu. Safety levels can also be displayed in the measurement tools, activated in MENU / TOOLS / MEASUREMENTS. MAX LEVEL Sets the maximum level (White). -
Page 28: Measurements
UNCTIONS MEASUREMENTS Allows different settings for the video measurement tools. The settings apply to all video measurement tools except the histogram, which represents always the full picture. SIGNAL UNIT Selects the signal measurement unit. IRE (default unit) or BINARY SIGNAL ANALYSIS Selects 8 bits if the SIGNAL is 8 bits. -
Page 29: Tally
UNCTIONS TALLY SOURCE: EXTERNAL / SDI EMBEDDED Tally can be activated via an EXTERNAL signal (GPI) or via the camera REC/STOP command embedded in the SDI (if any). When activated via EXTERNAL, the Tally state conditions are adjustable in MENU / TECHNICAL / GPI. -
Page 30: Picture Fx
UNCTIONS PICTURE FX NORMAL VERTICAL FLIP HORIZONTAL FLIP Restores the standard display Returns the picture vertically Returns the picture horizontally PICTURE REVERSE AUTO REVERSE Returns the picture horizontally and Makes a MONITOR REVERSE automatically if the vertically (180° rotation of the picture) monitor is up side down MONITOR REVERSE AUTO FLIP REVERSE... -
Page 31: Derobe's Grid
UNCTIONS This menu is visible when WIRELESS 3D input is selected. IMPORTANT: In the following description we assume that the left eye camera is always wired on SDI1 or HDMI1 (IN1) on the transmitter, and the right eye camera on SDI2 or HDMI2 (IN2). DEROBE’S GRID The Derobe’s grid is mainly used to adjust infinity parallax to the target screen size. -
Page 32: Mode
UNCTIONS MODE Several possibilities are available by turning and pressing the rotating knob when the line is highlighted. SHUTTER GLASSES The 2 pictures are displayed alternatively. The optional Shutter Glasses interface synchronizes the shutter glasses. COLOR The left camera and right camera are displayed in full color. The left camera and right camera are displayed in black and white. -
Page 33: Flip
UNCTIONS FLIP The FLIP is a horizontal inversion of the picture (mirror effect). When the line is highlighted turning and pressing the rotating knob activates or deactivates the FLIP of the left camera, right camera or both cameras. It is possible to activate simultaneously the FLIP and the FLOP HORIZONTAL SHIFT Turning the rotating knob when the line is highlighted allows shifting the right picture of ±100 pixels. -
Page 34: Link
UNCTIONS LINK Gives access to the wireless configuration of the CineMonitorHD 3DView RF. This menu is visible when WIRELESS RECEIVER input is selected. REGION IMPORTANT: It is illegal to use frequencies other than allowed in the territory where you are. This function is accessible only for operators traveling to different countries and wishing to fulfill the local regulation. -
Page 35: Strategy
UNCTIONS STRATEGY ALL CHANNELS Sets al channels (default setting). LOWER CHANNELS Selects the lower part of the band only. UPPER CHANNELS Selects the upper part of the band only. The same strategy must be selected on both the transmitter and the receiver. Example using a 10 channels band: UPPER CHANNEL 7, 8, 9, 10 are available... -
Page 36: Technical
UNCTIONS TECHNICAL HDMI MODE: CANON/NORMAL Available when HDMI input is selected Improves the video standard switching when shooting with a Canon DSLR. Assigns functions and trigger conditions to the 4 wired GPIs. FUNCTION # Assigns a function to the pin # of the GPI connector (J002) Available functions: TALLY RED, TALLY GREEN, ZOOM, HORIZON, SWITCH INPUT, FOCUS HELPER, EXPOSURE CONDITION #... -
Page 37: Reverse Scrolling
UNCTIONS POSITION Allows the user to place the tool in different position of the screen by using arrows and the rotating knob when USER is selected in POSITION sub menu. DEFAULT replaces the tool at the factory preset. REVERSE SCROLLING Reverses the scrolling direction in the menus. -
Page 38: Memory
UNCTIONS MEMORY MEM 1 … MEM 4 4 user memories per input are available to save user’s configurations. SAVE Saves the current user set-up in the memory. All configuration except INPUT SEL is stored in the memory, including picture and tools settings. RECALL Recalls the settings stored in the memory. -
Page 39: Service & Maintenance
The microfiber cloth collects grease particle in its structure. It is necessary to wash it when necessary with water and soap. The microfiber cloth is orderable as spare part (refer to your local Transvideo dealer in case of need). Full reset If needed, a full reset of the monitor may be performed as follows: ①... -
Page 40: Hardware, Software And Firmware
An update package is a .zip file that contains softwares and firmwares that are compatible each other. It can be downloaded on our website for registered users by visiting www.transvideo.eu/support. You can also ask it directly to your local Transvideo representative. Step 2 Uncompress the .zip using your archive utility software. -
Page 41: Calibration
Log in to our website using your user account Or contact us by: and visit the Support section Email service@transvideo.eu www.transvideo.eu/support +33 2 3260 1479 +33 2 3232 2761 You will need to provide part number & serial number (found on the back of your product) and to briefly describe the reason for the return. -
Page 42: Specifications
PECIFICATIONS Common Characteristics Inputs / outputs 1 x HD/SD SDI in (BNC) 1 x HD/SD SDI Rclk out (BNC) 1 x mini HDMI in 2 x HD/SD SDI RF out (BNC) Display type AMLCD Picture zone 1024 x 576 Pixels Less than 5ms Latency Color calibration... -
Page 43: List Of Standards Per Input
PECIFICATIONS List of Standards per Input HD SDI 1280x720p @ 24, 25, 29.97, 30 Hz (SMPTE 296M) (SMPTE 292M) 1280x720p @ 50, 59.94, 60 Hz (SMPTE 296M) 1920x1080i @ 50, 59.94, 60 Hz (SMPTE 274M) 1920x1080psf @ 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30 Hz (SMPTE 274M) 1920x1080p @ 23.97, 24, 25, 29.94, 30 Hz (SMPTE 274M) SD SDI 720x487i @ 60 Hz (SD SDI 525 - SMPTE 125M) -
Page 44: Specific Characteristics
PECIFICATIONS Specific Characteristics 8" wireless 3DView S3D monitor Dimensions 215 x 276 x 100 mm (l x h x d) 8.5 x 10.9 x 3.9 inches Weight 2120g, 4.7lbs Power Consumption Contrast ratio Max 900:1 Viewing angle ±85° H&V / ±80° H, +60/-80° V 1000Nits Brightness 10"... -
Page 45: Transvideo Equipment Limited Warranty
Non-Transvideo brand peripheral equipment and software which may be distributed with Transvideo products are sold “AS IS” without warranty of any kind by Transvideo, including any implied warranty regarding merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. The manufacturer or producer gives the... - Page 46 INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT, REGARDLESS OF THE LEGAL THEORY ON WHICH THE CLAIM IS BASED, AND EVEN IF TRANSVIDEO HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. NOR SHALL RECOVERY OF ANY KIND AGAINST TRANSVIDEO BE GREATER THAN THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE P>RODUCT SOLD BY TRANSVIDEO AND CAUSING THE ALLEGED...
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