Connecting The Signal Cable - Eizo SCD 19102 Instructions For Use Manual

Connecting
5.5 Connecting the signal cable

5.5 Connecting the signal cable

Note
• The video signals coming from a graphics card are referred to in the following as RGB
signals, and those coming from a camera, DVD player, video recorder etc. as video sig-
nals.
In the OSD menu, some of the menu displays are also identified by RGB or video ac-
cordingly in the header.
• At least one signal source must be connected in order to activate the OSD.
• All signal inputs may be connected simultaneously.
• The Up and Down keys can be used to select which RGB or video source is to be dis-
played when the OSD is not active. Selection is also possible in the OSD.
CAUTION
• When connecting to the BNC sockets, the three cables for the R, G and B signals must
be of equal length. Otherwise, color fringing, which appears similar to convergence
faults, will occur due to unequal propagation times.
• The levels of the incoming analog RGB signals must be equal.
• If the same RGB signal is connected to several monitors via the BNC sockets using T-
connectors, the R, G, B, and H DIP switches on the monitors must be set to 10 kΩ. Th-
ese DIP switches must be set to 75 Ω on the last monitor in the chain.
The signal cable connections are located on the back of the monitor.
15-pin Sub-D socket
• Connect VGA cable with the 15-pin Sub-D connector (male) for the analog input to the
15-pin Sub-D connector (female).
DVI socket
The DVI cable can be connected in two ways:
• With DVI digital signal or
• With DVI analog signal (SCD 19102 only)
BNC sockets (SoG / H / V)
• With a wire (R or G or B, with composite synchronization):
– Connecting wire for BNC connection "G".
• With three wires (R or G or B, with separate synchronization):
– Connecting wire for BNC connections "G", "H/H+V" and "V".
4-pin mini-DIN socket (video input)
• Connect video cable for the sync video input (Y/C signal) to the 4-pin mini-DIN socket.
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SCD 19102 / SMD 19102
Instructions for Use, 08/2015