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PBM-3G Series Monitors
PBM-3G Series Monitors
PBM-3G Series Monitors
PBM-3G Series
PBM-3G Series
PBM-3G Series
PBM-307-3G
PBM-307-3G
PBM-307-3G
PBM-209-3G
PBM-209-3G
PBM-209-3G
PBM-310-3G
PBM-310-3G
PBM-310-3G
PBM-217-3G
PBM-217-3G
PBM-217-3G
PBM-317-3G
PBM-317-3G
PBM-317-3G
PBM-220-3G
PBM-220-3G
PBM-220-3G
PBM-221-3G
PBM-221-3G
PBM-221-3G
PBM-224-3G
PBM-224-3G
PBM-224-3G
PBM-224-3G-10
PBM-224-3G-10
PBM-224-3G-10
PBM-232-3G
PBM-232-3G
PBM-232-3G
PBM-332-3G
PBM-332-3G
PBM-332-3G
PBM-240-3G
PBM-240-3G
PBM-240-3G
PBM-246-3G
PBM-246-3G
PBM-246-3G
PBM-346-3G
PBM-346-3G
PBM-346-3G
PBM-347-3G
PBM-347-3G
PBM-347-3G
PBM-255-3G
PBM-255-3G
PBM-255-3G
PBM-265-3G
PBM-265-3G
PBM-265-3G
PBM-270-3G
PBM-270-3G
PBM-270-3G
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- Page 1 PBM-220-3G PBM-220-3G PBM-221-3G PBM-221-3G PBM-221-3G Operating Operating Operating PBM-224-3G PBM-224-3G PBM-224-3G Instructions Instructions Instructions PBM-224-3G-10 PBM-224-3G-10 PBM-224-3G-10 PBM-3G Series Monitors PBM-3G Series Monitors PBM-3G Series Monitors PBM-232-3G PBM-232-3G PBM-232-3G PBM-332-3G PBM-332-3G PBM-332-3G PBM-240-3G PBM-240-3G PBM-240-3G PBM-246-3G PBM-246-3G PBM-246-3G PBM-346-3G PBM-346-3G...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Safety Precautions ....................... 5 1. Overview ........................7 2. General features ....................7 3. Functional Explanation of each Part............8 3-1. Front Panel..................... 8 3-2. Front Keys arrangements ................9 3-3. Front Keys Operations.................. 10 3-4. Front panel LED Operations ................. 10 3-5. - Page 3 Contents continued 9. Audio Menu Options ..................... 20 9-1. SDI 1/ SDI 2 Audio Group ................20 9-2. SDI 1/ SDI 2 Audio Output Channel............. 20 9-3. Level Meter ....................20 9-4. Level Meter Type ..................20 9-5. Level Meter Position ..................20 9-6.
- Page 4 Contents continued 12-20. Y-Waveform + Vector Scope ..............32 12-21. Double ...................... 32 12-22. Y-Waveform + Vector Scope Trans ............33 12-23. Set ID & active Set ID …................33 13. PIP (Picture in Picture) ....................34 13-1. POP ON/OFF..................... 34 13-2.
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Page 5: Safety Precautions
Do not use this product near water. Transporting Product This product should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product damages. Accessories Do not use accessories not recommended by PLURA Inc. as they may cause hazards. Ventilation... - Page 6 Safety Precautions Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. 10. Power Sources This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply, consult your power supply company.
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Page 7: Overview
1. Overview The new PBM-3G Plura Precision Broadcast LCD Series which is built with Grade A LCD Panel that supports 3Gb/s –1080/60P input, Powerful Dual 3Gb/s input display with advanced Waveform / Vector scope, Closed Caption or Teletext 801 & subtitle for North American or Australian markets respectively, VPID, IMD and many more . . . -
Page 8: Functional Explanation Of Each Part
3. Functional explanation of each Part Front panel 3-1. Front Panel PBM-307-3G & PBM-209-3G PBM-217-3G, PBM-220-3G & PBM-224-3G Headphone ront Key Speaker Front Panel PBM-232-3G, PBM-240-3G, PBM-246-3G... -
Page 9: Front Keys Arrangements
1. Overview 3-2. Front Key Arrangements 3-3. Front Key Operations Key Name Operation Power on/off Button. This button is operated after being pressed about 3 seconds. Stand By Activates OSD menu of input source selecting. Changes input source. SEL/INPUT Executes functions (by OSD help commands) in main OSD menu. Decreases Audio volume of speaker. -
Page 10: Rear Panel
3. Functional explanation of each Part continued 3-5. Rear Panel Rear Panel 3-6. Connection details 3-7. DC 12V/24V Battery IN PBM-217 -»12V, PBM-224 -»24V - PBM-224 -»12V (S/N starts with 17APL) PIN No. description 2, 3 + 12V/24V Battery Dc in Switch... -
Page 11: Remote Pin Assignment (Rj-45)
3. Functional explanation of each Part continued 3-8. Remote PIN Assignment 1 Pin Common(GND) 5 Pin GPI 4 Port 2 Pin GPI 7 Port 6 Pin GPI 3 Port (StanD 3 Pin GPI 6 Port 7 Pin GPI 2 Port By/PoWer on/off) 4 Pin... -
Page 12: Menu Overview
4. Menu Overview IN the menu system, there are several ways to customize the menu settings provided. Most menus consist of three levels to set up the options, but some require greater depth for the variety of settings. If you press the MENU button, only the first and second level of the menu system will appear on the monitor screen. -
Page 13: Basic Operation
5. Basic Operation 5-1. Turning On the Monitor 1. First, connect power cord correctly. At this moment, the monitor switches to standby or power on mode. In standby mode, in order to turn monitor on, press the St-By button for at least 3 seconds. -
Page 14: On Screen Menu Selection And Adjustment
6. ON Screen Menu Selection and Adjustment 6-1. how to adjust the OSD screen 1. Press the Menu button and then UP/DOWN button to select each menu. 2. Press the SEL/INPUT button and then use UP/DOWN (SEL/INPUT)/Menu button to display the available menus. (Monitor OSD (On Screen display) may differ slightly from what is shown in this manual.) -
Page 15: Select Video Input
7. Select Video Input 7-1. how to Select Video Source by OSD 1. Press the SEL/INPUT button and then UP/DOWN button to select each video source. 2. Press the SEL/INPUT button to go to desired video source. 3. If input name is enabled, the SEL/INPUT button goes into input name edit mode instead of selecting source. -
Page 16: Video Menu Options
8. Video Menu Options 8-1. Video Menu of each Input modes < Video (NTSC) Picture menu> < PC Picture menu> < SDI, HDMI Picture menu> 8-2. Adjust -adjust the values of Brightness, contrast, color, tint and Sharpness directly from -50 to 50 Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, color (all Sources), tint (PC, DVI, HDMI, component) n/a, Phase (component) n/a. -
Page 17: Aspect Ratio
8. Video Menu Options continued 8-4. Scan continued Input: 1080i Panel Resolution: 1366x768 8-5. Aspect Ratio - For setting the aspect ratio. - Full Screen: the images are displayed with a panel size. - Full Screen, 16:9, 4:3, 14:9, 13:9, 1.85:1, 2.35:1: the images are displayed with each aspect ratio. - PC mode: full Screen &... -
Page 18: Zoom
8. Video Menu Options 8. Video Menu Options 8. Video Menu Options continued continued continued 8-6. Zoom 8-6. Zoom 8-6. Zoom - Can see the enlarged video by (2X, 3X, 4X, 5X) ratios. - Can see the enlarged video by (2X, 3X, 4X, 5X) ratios. - Can see the enlarged video by (2X, 3X, 4X, 5X) ratios. -
Page 19: Flip
8. Video Menu Options continued 8-9. Flip < H-flip off > < H-flip on > -H-flip Display on/off 8-10. NR (Noise Reduction) -noise reduction on/off. (SDI mode only) 8-11. dual link Mode (SDI Only) -Dual Link Mode select. (Auto / Off / RGB444 / YCbCr 444/ YCbCr 422) - If SDI signal has a video payload identification and Dual Link Mode set auto mode. -
Page 20: Audio Menu Options
9. Audio Menu Options 9. Audio Menu Options 9. Audio Menu Options 9-1. SDI 1/ SDI 2 Audio Group 9-1. SDI 1/ SDI 2 Audio Group 9-1. SDI 1/ SDI 2 Audio Group - Select primary or secondary Audio group to extract. (Group 1~4) - Select primary or secondary Audio group to extract. -
Page 21: Level Meter Scale
9. Audio Menu Options continued 9-6. level Meter Scale - Level Meter Scale mode selects. (BBC / EBU / VU / NORDIC / DIGITAL / DIN / EXPAND DIN) 9-7. Audio Mode - Sound mode selects (Stereo/Dual Mono) -
Page 22: Volume
9. Audio Menu Options continued 9-8. Volume - adjust the speaker or headphone Volume level. (0~100) -
Page 23: Marker Menu Options
10. Marker Menu Options 10. Marker Menu Options 10. Marker Menu Options 10-1. Marker & user Marker 10-1. Marker & user Marker 10-1. Marker & user Marker < Marker > < Marker > < Marker > < User Marker > <... -
Page 24: Center Maker
10. Marker Menu Options continued 10-3. Center Maker - “+” Marker on center of screen 10-4. Marker Width -Marker line thickness setting. (0~10) 10-5. Marker Color - Mark e r L i n e c o lo r : Se le c t M a r k e r lin e c olor ( W hi te, Ye llow , Blue , R ED , B la c k ) - Sa fe ty L in e c o lo r: Se l e ct S a fe ty lin e c o lor ( W hit e, y e llo w , Blu e, R ED , Bl ac k ) - Mark e r Ba c k c o l o r : Se l e c t Ma rk e r Ba c k c olo r . -
Page 25: Gpi Menu Options
11. GPI Menu Options 11-1. GPI Control & GPI# - For allocating functions to particular GPI pins. - When remote control operations are to be performed using the GPI controller. - GPI control: GPI function enable/Disable - GPI 1 ~ 7 GPI function description UNDEFINED... -
Page 26: Setup Menu Options
12. Setup Menu Options continued 12-1. SETUP load & SETUP Save - SETUP Load: Load user saved values or default value - SETUP Save: Save user setting values at user 1, 2, 3. 12-2. Function 1 & Function 2 & Function 3 »... -
Page 27: On Screen Display
12. Setup Menu Options continued 12-3. On Screen display 12-4. OSD Option » Language: Select a language for the menu to appear in. (English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian) » OSD Position: L-T, R-T, C, L-B, R-B » Message OSD: Message OSD display enable/disable »... -
Page 28: Input Name
12. Setup Menu Options continued 12-7. Input Name Display user name instead of input source name on source OSD and message OSD - Example and naming method 1) If input name is enable, user can see the below input Source OSD 2) Press function 3 on the controller to go into name edit mode 3) Make name in 5 characters by UP/DOWN key 12-8. -
Page 29: Advanced
12. Setup Menu Options continued 12-10. Advanced - Information, control, Screen Saver, Screen control, fan control, x768 Mode 12-11. Information - Version, release day, release time and operating time 12-12. Control » front LED: front LED on/off » Local enable: Power, up and down keys are only enabled, when Local enable is off. -
Page 30: Screen Control
12. Setup Menu Options continued 12-14. Screen Control Auto Calibration for qualified personnel ONLY Connect CA-210 or K-10 probe with RS-232 and executes an automatic screen regulation. STEPS: 1. Set the baud rate of ca-210 to 9800. 2. Use RS-232 cable and connect to RS-232 in port. 3. -
Page 31: Fan Control
12. Setup Menu Options continued Screen Control continued 5) Result messages are ‘Not Prepared!!’, ‘fail!!’ and ‘Success!!’. » “not prepared!!” : cannot communication with CA-210 or K-10 » “fail!!” : cannot search target LV or temp values. Note: » target Lv ( full white is 100 cd/m2), color temperature(3000c~12000c) »... -
Page 32: Caption
12. Setup Menu Options continued 12-17. Caption Closed caption: 608 Line21, 608 ANC, 608 Transcoded, 708 mode Select 608 caption mode Select. (c/c1, c/c2, c/c3, c/c4, text1, text2, text3, text4, off) 708 caption model select (service 1, service 2) 12-18. Waveform format Press the WAVEFORM button to display the WAVEFORM Mode 12-19. -
Page 33: Double
12. Setup Menu Options continued 12-21. Double SDI 1, 2 & WAVEFORM & Vector Scope & Audio Lever Meter & info Window & time code Display. 12-22. Y-Waveform + Vector Scope trans WAVEFORM & Vector Scope trans. 12-23. Set Id & Active Set Id For external control, monitor board has Set ID number range from (01~99). -
Page 34: Pip (Picture In Picture)
13. PIP (Picture IN Picture) » Watch two programs or source at the same time. Set up PIP size and position. » only Dual Link model Select 13-1. PIP ON/Off » control PIP function on/off. 13-2. Input Source » PIP input Source can operate with different signal and type. »... -
Page 35: Pip Blend
13. PIP (Picture IN Picture) 13. PIP (Picture IN Picture) 13. PIP (Picture IN Picture) continued continued continued 13-5. PIP Blend 13-5. PIP Blend 13-5. PIP Blend -Blend to PIP size of Small -Blend to PIP size of Small -Blend to PIP size of Small 13-6. -
Page 36: Remote Control Key Arrangements
14. Remote Control key Arrangements » IR remote control is applicable to all monitors size 32” and above < Remote Control Picture >... -
Page 37: Ir-Remote Controller Descriptions
14. Remote Control key Arrangements continued 14-1. IR-Remote Controller descriptions Key Name description Power Power on/off Menu Same as “Menu key” on keypad. Same as “up key” on keypad Down Same as “Down key” on keypad right Same as “right key” on keypad Left Same as “Left key”... -
Page 38: Osd Tree
15. OSD Tree... -
Page 39: Video
15. OSD Tree continued 15-1. Video... -
Page 40: Audio
15. OSD Tree continued 15-2. Audio... -
Page 41: Marker
15. OSD Tree continued 15-3. Marker... -
Page 42: Gpi
15. OSD Tree continued 15-4. GPI... -
Page 43: Setup
15. OSD Tree continued 15-5. SETUP... -
Page 44: Pip
15. OSD Tree continued 15-6. PIP... -
Page 45: Supported Input Modes
16. Supported Input Modes 16-1. Supported Signals Items Specifications PBM-307-3G Display Panel 7” TFT LCD Resolution 1024 horizontal. by 600 vertical.(contrast 900:1) Brightness 900 cd/m2 Viewing angle RL 178 (Typ), U/D 178 (Typ) PBM-209-3G Display Panel 9” TFT LCD Resolution 800 horizontal. -
Page 46: Sdi Input
16. Supported Input Modes continued 16-2. SDI input SDI input SDI input SMPTE-428.1M 2048x1080P(24/25) Signal formats SMPTE-425M(3G) 1920x1080P(50/60) SMPTE-260M 1920x1035i(60/59.94) SMPTE-259M 1920x1080i(50) SMPTE-274M 1920x1080i (50/59.94/60) 1920x1080P (30Psf/25Psf/24Psf/30/25/24) SMPTE-296M 1280x720P (24/25/30/50/59.94/60) SMPTE-125M 480i(59.94) ITU-R BT.601 576i(50) 16-3. DVI & PC input Section Resolution h frequency... - Page 47 Section Resolution h frequency V frequency Pixel frequency Comment ( khz ) ( hz ) ( Mhz ) 640x400 37.861 85.08 31.5 640x350 31.469 70.087 25.175 640x350 37.861 85.08 31.5 640x480 31.469 59.94 25.175 640x480 35.000 66.667 30.24 640x480 34.940 69.884 28.513 640x480...
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Page 48: Mechanical Dimension
17. Mechanical Dimension continued 17-1. PBM-307-3G 17-2. PBM-209-3G 17-3. PBM-310-3G... -
Page 49: Pbm-317-3G &Pbm-217-3G
17. Mechanical Dimension 17. Mechanical Dimension 17. Mechanical Dimension continued continued continued 17-4. PBM-317-3G & PBM-217-3G 17-4. PBM-317-3G & PBM-217-3G 17-4. PBM-317-3G & PBM-217-3G 17-5. PBM-220-3G 17-5. PBM-220-3G 17-5. PBM-220-3G 17-6. PBM-221-3G 17-6. PBM-221-3G 17-6. PBM-221-3G... -
Page 50: Pbm-224-3G &Pbm-224-3G-10E
17. Mechanical Dimension continued 17-7. PBM-224-3G 17-8. PBM-232-3G 17-9. PBM-332-3G... -
Page 51: Pbm-240-3G
17. Mechanical Dimension continued 17-10. PBM-240-3G 17-11. PBM-246-3G 17-12. PBM-346-3G... -
Page 52: Pbm-347-3G
17. Mechanical Dimension continued 17-13. PBM-347-3G 17-14. PBM-255-3G 17-15. PBM-265-3G... -
Page 53: Pbm-270-3G
17. Mechanical Dimension continued 17-16. PBM-270-3G... - Page 54 ® www.plurabroadcast.com Plura Broadcast, Inc. - West Coast 1930 W. Quail Ave Phoenix, AZ 85027 Tel: (602) 944-1044 Fax: (602) 324-9688 Plura Broadcast, Inc. - East Coast 67 Grand avenue Massapequa, NY 1175 Tel: (516) 997-5675 Fax: (516) 593-7900...
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