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ASTRO WM-3209 Instruction Manual

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HD LCD WAVEFORM MONITOR
WM-3209/WM-3209-L/
WM-3209-B
Instruction Manual
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  • Page 1 HD LCD WAVEFORM MONITOR WM-3209/WM-3209-L/ WM-3209-B Instruction Manual Ver.3.00...
  • Page 3 HD LCD WAVEFORM MONITOR WM-3209/ WM-3209-L/ WM-3209-B Instruction Manual 2010.11 Ver.3.00 ASTRODESIGN,Inc...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Chapter 1 Concerning the WM-3209/WM-3209-L .................... 1 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Overview ....................1 Chapter 2 Names of Parts..........................3 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Front Panel and Names of Parts ........... 3 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Rear Panel and Names of Parts............ 5 Chapter 3 Method of Operation........................11 Connections ........................
  • Page 6 Preset Mode........................65 Picture Mode 1 ........................ 69 Picture Mode 2 ........................ 71 Waveform Mode ......................73 Vector Mode ........................79 Status Mode ........................81 Audio Mode ........................90 Phase Compare Mode ....................92 Ancillary Display Mode ....................95 4.9.1 Multiplexed Packet Check Mode................

  • Page 7: Contents

    Contents 5.22 Factory Default Settings ....................218 Common Setting Items (MENU Items) ................218 Common Setting Items (items used in each mode) ............223 Common Setting Items (items used in COLOR adjustment mode) ........228 Setting Values by Channel (MENU Items)................229 Setting Items by Channel (Items for Each Mode) ...............

  • Page 8: Introduction

    Thank you very much for purchasing the HD LCD WAVEFORM MONITOR WM-3209/WM-3209-L. This manual describes the operating procedure and precautions for using the WM-3209/WM-3209-L. Mishandling the WM-3209/WM-3209-L may lead to accidents, so please be sure to read this manual in order to operate the WM-3209/WM-3209-L correctly.

  • Page 9: Concerning The Foreign Matter

    Introduction Concerning the Foreign Matter Do not drop liquid, flammables and metal objects inside this unit. Using this unit in such a condition will cause fire, electric shock or failure. Concerning the the Battery Be sure to connect the battery with the correct polarity (+, -). Incorrect connection will result in fire hazard, personal injury, and contamination of the surrounding area due to the battery exploding or leaking.

  • Page 10: Concerning The Power Supply

    CAUTION Concerning the Power Supply This unit uses a 10 to 18 V ±5% power supply. To prevent damage to the unit and/or malfunction, we recommend that you use the supplied AC/DC adapter. If you do use some other power supply for some reason, be sure to pay attention to the supply voltage and polarity.

  • Page 11: Concerning The Shock Of Impact

    Introduction • Directly hitting or striking the liquid crystal panel may result in cracking. • Do not disassemble the liquid crystal panel as it is dangerous if liquid crystals leak and get on the skin. Handle the liquid crystal panel with care. If fingerprints or other soiling gets on the liquid crystal protective panel, wipe clean with a cleaner intended for use with office equipment.

  • Page 12: Concerning The Phenomena Related To Liquid Crystal Performance

    Concerning the Phenomena Related to Liquid Crystal Performance The following conditions may result due to liquid crystal performance. The response time, brightness, and color of liquid crystals may vary due to ambient temperature. Depending on the contents of the display, variations in brightness, flicker, vertical stripes, and/or minute spots may be visible.

  • Page 13: Chapter 1 Concerning The Wm-3209/Wm-3209-L

    The dual link input signals support 13 HDTV formats. The ID display can be controlled from an external remote controller (PC). (WM-3209-L only) (*) Separate special eye-glasses are required to view the images provided by this system.
  • Page 14 External control (contact power supply system) for lighting the tally lamp, loading preset data, and other functions is possible. External control (from a PC or other controlling device) of the ID display is possible (WM-3209-L only) Includes preset function (loading and saving of up to 8 preset data possible) Automatic tracking of the input signal Automatic tracking of the frame rate (1/1.000 and 1/1.001) and input signal...

  • Page 15: Chapter 2 Names Of Parts

    Names of Parts WM-3209/WM-3209-L Front Panel and Names of Parts (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) HD LCD WAVEFORM MONITOR WM-3208 PHASE MULTI L.ADJ AUDIO OPTION STATUS VECTOR INPUT COLOR FREEZE PRESET MENU POWER (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (10) (11)
  • Page 16 Table 2.1 Front Panel Part Names Number Name Description POWER Switch/LED Turns power ON/OFF. When POWER is ON: Lights green During KEY LOCK: Lights orange Adjusts and selects setting values Adjustment dial Mode switch Switches the mode. The mode is switched as follows. PRESET, PICTURE1, PICTURE2, WAVEFORM, VECTOR, STATUS, AUDIO, PHASE, ANC, MULTI, OPTION, COMPARE1, COMPARE2, COMPARE3, COMPARE4, COMPARE5...

  • Page 17: Wm-3209/Wm-3209-L Rear Panel And Names Of Parts

    Chapter 2 Names of Parts WM-3209/WM-3209-L Rear Panel and Names of Parts ④ ② SDI IN ③ ⑤ ⑦ ⑥ MONITOR HD_CS COMPOSITE IN ⑧ ⑨ REF.IN ⑩ REMOTE RS485 ⑪ DC IN 12V 1 GND 4 +12V ① MADE IN JAPAN ASTRODESIGN,Inc.
  • Page 18 ④ ② SDI IN ③ ⑤ ⑦ MONITOR ⑥ HD_CS COMPOSITE IN ⑧ ⑨ REF.IN ⑩ REMOTE ⑫ RS485 ⑪ DC IN 12V 1 GND 4 +12V ① MADE IN JAPAN ASTRODESIGN,Inc. Figure 2.3 WM-3209-L Rear Panel...
  • Page 19 Two RJ45 8-pin (female) terminals for RS485 control One terminal is used for control signal input. When a terminal is used for control signal input, the other is used as a through-output terminal. (WM-3209-L only) *1: POWER connector (Number (1)) Pin No. Description...
  • Page 20 *2: SDI IN A 1ch to SDI IN B 2ch (Number (2) and (4)) When Dual Link1 has been selected as the input channel, input the Link A signals to the SDI A1 connector and the Link B signals to the SDI B1 connector. For details on the dual link inputs, refer to “5.9 Concerning the Dual Link Input Settings.”...
  • Page 21 Chapter 2 Names of Parts 3.3 V 3.3 V WM monitor Remote control signal 10 kΩ Remote controller switch Control IC Low-level threshold: 0.7 V Cable resistance 1 kΩ Vf = 0.65 V Pin 1, 15 Remote connector receptacle Be sure that cable resistance is 50 Ω or less. Do not connect or disconnect the REMOTE connector while power is being supplied.
  • Page 22 RXD+ RXD- This remote controller connector is used for ID input. (Mounted only with the WM-3209-L) One terminal is used for control signal input. When a terminal is used for control signal input, the other is used as a through-output terminal.

  • Page 23: Chapter 3 Method Of Operation

    When Using a Power Connector Check that the POWER switch on the unit is OFF. Connect the XLR connector of the AC/DC adapter to the power connector of the WM-3209/WM-3209-L ((1) on the rear panel.) Confirm the shape of connectors before use.

  • Page 24: Method Of Operation

    A protective film is attached to the surface of the liquid crystal panel at time of shipment. Remove the protective film before using the WM-3209/WM-3209-L Check connections and then turn ON the power of the WM-3209/WM-3209-L using the POWER switch on the front panel. The POWER LED will light and an image will be displayed.

  • Page 25: Switch Specifications

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation Switch Specifications This section describes the switch specifications of the WM-3209/WM-3209-L. 3.3.1 INPUT Switch Switches the input channel. Switches the input only to those input channels for which INPUT CHANNEL has been set to ENABLE on the MENU.

  • Page 26: Color Switch

    3.3.2 COLOR Switch This is the color information setting screen (COLOR adjustment mode). Pressing the COLOR switch once displays the color information setting screen on the monitor screen. Pressing the COLOR switch again makes the color information setting screen go away. The following color information can be set: Information, Marker, Cursor, Scale, Waveform, Vector, Audio Vector, and Status.

  • Page 27: Freeze Switch

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.3.3 FREEZE Switch Pressing the FREEZE switch once freezes the current image on the screen. Pressing the FREEZE switch again updates the frozen image. In the FREEZE status, FREEZE is displayed in blue on the screen. 3.3.4 U1 through U4 Switches Activates the function assigned by switch assignment.

  • Page 28: F1 Through F5 Switches

    If ESC is pressed while saving or clearing picture memory, the operation in question is cancelled. For details, see “3.4.4 COMPARE”. 3.3.8 F1 through F5 Switches Pressing any of F1 through F5 once displays the function indicator. Pressing the same switch again in this state executes the associated function.

  • Page 29: Description Of The Menu Screens

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation Description of the MENU Screens This section describes the switch specifications of the WM-3209/WM-3209-L. 3.4.1 MENU Screen Details (Basic Operations) Menu Item Name Level 1 Level 2 MARKER SETTING Display Select Marker Box H Posi...
  • Page 30 Level 2 Level 1 MARKER SETTING Level 2 Display Select Marker Box H Posi 1023pix Box V Posi 760pix Box Width 1024pix Box Height 760pix User H User V Thickness ×1 • Turning the Adjustment Dial on Level 1 enters Level 2 and the cursor is displayed within Level The text of menu item names are highlighted.

  • Page 31: User Box

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 MARKER SETTING Level 3 Display Frame Select Marker Center Box H Posi 1023pix Box V Posi 760pix Box Width 1024pix Box Height 760pix User H User V 13:9 Thickness ×1 14:9 2.35:1...
  • Page 32 *1: External ID mode or Unit_No can be set only with the WM-3209-L. *2: With the WM-3209 or WM-3209-L, there is no need to set the function items related to the display of the icon which indicates the remaining battery charge.

  • Page 33: Input Channel

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.4.2 INPUT CHANNEL These setting items are used to set the input channels (SDI_A1 to SDI_B1, Composite, dual link) as described in the table below. Setting Item Description Default SDI_A Enable: Allows input SDI A1 to be selected as Enable the input channel.

  • Page 34: Id Setting

    1 (*4) using RS485 communications. *1: Operation and selection of this setting item are possible only for the WM-3209-L model. However, no changes can be made when the Flash Protect function is ON. (For details on the Flash Protect function, refer to "5.17 Concerning the Flash Protect function.") *2: Operation and selection of this setting are possible only for the WM-3209-L model.
  • Page 35 When Internal ID Edit is selected, the name of the channel currently being displayed can be changed. When External ID is selected, unit numbers 1 to 254 can be selected. WM-3209-L only) 3. To set a unit number, turn the adjustment dial to select the number, and press the adjustment dial to enter the setting.

  • Page 36: Compare

    Characters are confirmed one at a time. The currently selected character is highlighted. Each time the character changes, the character in the ASCII table will also move to match that character. Up to 10 characters consisting of upper or lowercase alphabetic characters, numeric characters, and/or basic symbols can be displayed.
  • Page 37 Chapter 3 Method of Operation Disp2 Size Customize the Disp 2’s display size of the 100 inch display difference simulation of Display 1 compare mode. Disp2 Aspect 4:3 : Set aspect ratio of Display 2 to 4:3. 16:9 : Set aspect ratio of Display 2 to 16:9. 2.35:1：Set aspect ratio of Display 2 to 2.35:1.
  • Page 38 • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image COMPARE AnotherCH Compare Pic AnotherCH 3G HD2X Another CH SDI A Memory 1 Save Memory Clear Memory Memory 2 Own H Mirror Memory 3 Own V Mirror Memory 4 Ano H Mirror CB-100% Ano V Mirror CB-75% Compare 3D Disp1 Size...
  • Page 39 Chapter 3 Method of Operation CAUTION In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.
  • Page 40 • The Save Memory Screen Image and Canceling Processing Approximately one minute is required to save memory data. To cancel saving data, press the ESC switch. The save operation is cancelled and focus returns to Level 2. COMPARE Compare Pic AnotherCH Memory1 Another CH...
  • Page 41 Chapter 3 Method of Operation ｚ • The Clear Memory Screen Image and Canceling Processing Approximately one minute is required to clear memory data. Data cleared from memory is displayed as a black fill pattern. To cancel clearing data, press the ESC switch. The clear operation is cancelled and focus returns to Level 2.

  • Page 42: Picture Quality

    3.4.5 PICTURE QUALITY Adjust the liquid crystal display. Setting items are as follows. Setting Item Description Default ColorTemperture 5500k: Sets a color temperature of 5500k 6500k 6500k: Sets a color temperature of 6500k 9300k: Sets a color temperature of 9300k G,B,R-Bright (*1, *2) -50.0 to +50.0% 0.0%...

  • Page 43: Marker

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.4.6 MARKER Set marker displays. Setting items are as follows. Setting Item Description Default Display (*1) Displays the selected marker OFF: Hides the selected marker SelectMaker Frame: Frame Frame Center: Center Center 95%: 95% frame for the video image 93%: 93% frame for the video image 88%:...
  • Page 44 • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image MAKER Frame Display Center Select Marker Box H Posi 1023pix Box V Posi 760pix Box Width 1024pix Box Height 760pix User H 13:9 User V 14:9 Thickness ×1 2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1 Grating User • Setting Method 1.
  • Page 45 Chapter 3 Method of Operation • Displaying/Hiding Markers for Each Aspect and Mode HD Format Aspect Marker to be Checked Center Marker Frame Marker 95%, 93%, 88%, 80% (Note) 4:3 marker 13:9, 14:9 marker 2.35:1 marker 1.85:1, 1.66:1 marker User marker SD Format Aspect Marker to be Checked...

  • Page 46: Display

    *3: Depending on the TC Select setting, the time code status display on the monitor screen changes to VITC, LTC or **TC. *4: This setting is not used by the WM-3209 or WM-3209-L model. Its specification is such that it is always OFF, and it cannot be changed.
  • Page 47 Chapter 3 Method of Operation • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image DISPLAY Information - ID Text - Format - Time Code - Err Status - Audio - Battery Indicator 10sec MenuShadow OFF TC Select VITC Gamut Alarm -Th Hi +103% -Th Low ReverseScan •...

  • Page 48: Tally

    3.4.8 TALLY Set the size, position, and color of TALLY1, TALLY2, and TALLY3. Setting items are as follows. Setting Item Description Default Type BOX: Displays the Tally region using boxes. FRAME: Displays the Tally region using frames. Thickness Sets the frame display width to a value in the ×1 range of ×1 to ×8.
  • Page 49 Level 3 and editing values on Level 4. *2: Operation and selection of this setting item are possible only for the WM-3209-L model. However, no changes can be made when the Flash Protect function is ON. (For details on the Flash Protect function, refer to "5.17 Concerning the Flash Protect function.")
  • Page 50 • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image TALLY Type Thickness ×1 Color G Parade Color B Transparence Color R TALLY1 H Posi 0pix TALLY2 V Posi 0pix TALLY3 Width 512pix OPTION Height 16pix • Setting Method 1. Align the cursor with TALLY and press the Adjustment Dial. 2.

  • Page 51: Picture

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.4.9 PICTURE Set functions for handling the displayed video image. Setting items are as follows. Setting Item Description Default Half Mask (*1) Half masks (uses half brightness for) everything outside the 4:3 area when using HD input. OFF: Does not mask Mask (*1) Black masks (displays as black) everything...
  • Page 52 • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image PICTURE Half Mask Mask Mono Blue Only Green Blue Peaking Filter Chroma UP OverlayPic OvPic Size SMALL • Setting Method 1. Align the cursor with PICTURE and press the Adjustment Dial. 2. Align the cursor with the item to be set and press the Adjustment Dial.

  • Page 53: Wave

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.4.10 WAVE Make waveform settings. Setting items are as follows. Setting Item Description Default Vanc Display the V_ANC waveform using raw data. OFF: Display the V_ANC waveform as black. H Blank Display the H_Blank waveform using raw data. OFF: Displays the H_Blank waveform as black.
  • Page 54 • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image WAVE Vanc H_Blank Scale ％ Filter HALF Skelton FULL FULL PtoP_LINE • Setting Method 1. Align the cursor with WAVE and press the Adjustment Dial. 2. Align the cursor with the item to be set and press the Adjustment Dial.

  • Page 55: Vector

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.4.11 VECTOR Set vectors. Setting items are as follows. Setting Item Description Default Scale 100%: Displays a scale for 100% color scale. 100% 75%V: Displays a scale for 75% color bar. Filter Non: Does not filter the waveform. LPF: Applies a low-pass filter to the waveform.

  • Page 56: Audio

    3.4.12 AUDIO These items are used to set the display system for the audio level meter. Their settings are established for the level meter which is displayed at the top of the picture screen and for the audio level meter in the audio mode.
  • Page 57 Chapter 3 Method of Operation • An image of the hierarchical MENU screen is shown below. AUDIO Display Audio CH 1-8CH Change dir LtoR Cell Color COLOR CH Order TypeA Box&Info PK Only SHORT PK Hpld SHORT MIDDLE LONG • Setting Method 1.

  • Page 58: Switch Assign

    3.4.13 SWITCH ASSIGN Assign functions to switches U1 through U4 on the front panel. Setting items are as follow. Setting Item Description Default Select any assignable item. Assignments may ID Text be duplicated among switches U1 through U4. Select any assignable item. Assignments may MONO be duplicated among switches U1 through U4.
  • Page 59 *2: For details on Power Save, refer to “5.17 Concerning the Low-Power-Consumption Mode.” *3: This setting is not used by the WM-3209 or WM-3209-L model. Its specification is such that no setting can be assigned even if the cursor is aligned with this item and the adjustment dial is...
  • Page 60 • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image SWITCH ASSIGN ID Text Marker OvPic Size Half Mask ReverseScan Mono Mask Information Marker Mono ID Text Blue Only Blue Only Format Green Time Code Blue Err Status Audio Peaking Battery Chroma UP VectorScale OverlayPic Power Save •...

  • Page 61: Remote Assign

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.4.14 REMOTE ASSIGN Select the operation method for the remote controller connected to the REMOTE connector and assign functions. If external control (contact power supply system) is being used, be sure to connect Pin 5, ENABLE RMT, to GND.
  • Page 62 Information Selects information display ON/OFF. ON (displays OFF (hides information) information) ID Text Selects Channel ID display ON/OFF. Format (*3) (*4) Selects format information ON/OFF. Time Code (*3) Selects time code display ON/OFF. Err Status (*3) Selects error information ON/OFF. Audio (*3) Selects Audio Level Meter display ON/OFF.
  • Page 63 Chapter 3 Method of Operation LoadP1 through LoadP8 Operations Assignable Items: Load_P1 through Load_P8 are only enabled during edge operations. The operation method is automatically switched to Edge if any of these are assigned to R1 through R12. For details on Preset mode, see “4.1 Preset Mode.”...
  • Page 64 During edge operations, be sure to input an active pulse having a cycle of at lease 50 ms. • When using a remote controller, set the ENABLE pin to make. For details, see “2.2 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Rear Panel and Names of Parts.”...
  • Page 65 Chapter 3 Method of Operation • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image REMOTE ASSIGN Level Bi-Edge Edge R1 Level SDI_A1/A2 SDI A/B Time Code R2 Edge Information SDI/VBS Err Status R3 Level SDI_A/B Dual/Single Audio R4 Edge Marker Marker Power Save R5 Level HalfMask Half Mask Tally 1...

  • Page 66: Load & Save

    3.4.15 LOAD & SAVE Load or save user data. Setting items are as follows. Setting Item Description Default Load Selects BOOT or USER1 through USER15 and None. Note that loads. data saved in BOOT is loaded when power is first turned on. Save (*) Selects BOOT or USER1 through USER15 and None...
  • Page 67 Chapter 3 Method of Operation • Hierarchical MENU Screen Image LOAD & SAVE Load Save Clear Rename U S E R 1 ！ ” ＃ ＄ ％ & ’ ( ＊ ＋ ， － ． ／ ０ １ ２ ３ ４ ５ ６ ７ ８ ９ ： ； ＜ ＝ ＞ ？ ＠...

  • Page 68: Hardware Setting

    *1: For details on Power Save, refer to "5.17 Concerning the Low-Power-Consumption Mode." *2: This setting is not used by the WM-3209 or WM-3209-L model. It is always OFF. *3: This setting is not used by the WM-3209 or WM-3209-L model.
  • Page 69 Chapter 3 Method of Operation...

  • Page 70: Password Change

    ・ Shown below is a diagram of the menu hierarchical screen. HARDWARE SETTING GoToPowerSave Li-ion PS-Auto Timer 10minutes Ni-Battery BT-Display BT-Indicator 10Sec BT-Select Li-ion I/P Setting Type1 3G ANC Link Link A Lock & Save Flash Protect Password Change ・ Setting method 1.

  • Page 71: Reset Call

    Chapter 3 Method of Operation 3.4.17 RESET CALL Make settings, reset status, and restore factory defaults. Setting items are given below. Setting Item Description Default RESET_CALL (*) ERROR Reset: Resets the error status. None Channel Reset: Resets the selected channel setting. Factory Default: Restores factory defaults.

  • Page 73: Chapter 4 Description Of Each Mode

    Description of Each Mode Each of the mode screens is displayed by turning the rotary switch. Screen Image is given below. (Ex: Picture Mode 1) CH ID Level meter Format information F1 switch F2 switch Function indicator F3 switch F4 switch F5 switch Input status information Error information...

  • Page 74: Ch Id

    CH ID The input channel ID is displayed here. The ID displayed can be edited. For details, refer to “3.4.3 ID SETTING.” Level meter The level of the embedded audio signals among the SDI input signals is displayed here. Format information The input channel format information is displayed here.

  • Page 75: Error Information

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode NOTE The priority sequence for the display of the input status information is: NoSignal > PhaseError PhaseError is displayed only when Dual Link1 has been selected as the input channel. PhaseError is not displayed in the phase comparison mode. Error information The gamute error and CRS error counters as well as the time which has elapsed from startup are displayed.

  • Page 76: Time Code

    Time code The time code (compliant with the ARIB STD-B4 standard) multiplexed with the SDI signals is indicated here. VITC ........This time code is displayed when VITC is multiplexed with • the SDI signal. LTC ........This time code is displayed when LTC is multiplexed with the •...

  • Page 77: Preset Mode

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Preset Mode Enter PRESET mode by setting the Mode (rotary) switch to PRESET. Load and display screens and settings saved for Preset1 through 8. Desired display and its settings can be selected from up to eight preset with one-touch. After loading, the screen and its settings can be used in the same way as the mode saved in.
  • Page 78 • Function Indicator Contents Level 1 (1) Level 1 (2) F1：LOAD PRESET1 F1：LOAD PRESET5 F2：LOAD PRESET2 F2：LOAD PRESET6 F3：LOAD PRESET3 F3：LOAD PRESET7 F4：LOAD PRESET4 F4：LOAD PRESET8 F5：NEXT F5：BACK • Diagrams showing the preset mode (LOAD PRESET) screens Level 1 (1) Level 1 (2) LOAD PRESET1 LOAD PRESET5...
  • Page 79 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Functions Assigned to SAVE_PRESET1 through 8 Level 1 (1) Setting Item Description Default SAVE PRESET1 Saves the current screen and settings for None Preset1. SAVE PRESET2 Saves the current screen and settings for None Preset2.
  • Page 80 • Function Indicator Contents Level 1 (1) Level 1 (2) F1：SAVE PRESET1 F1：SAVE PRESET5 F2：SAVE PRESET2 F2：SAVE PRESET6 F3：SAVE PRESET3 F3：SAVE PRESET7 F4：SAVE PRESET4 F4：SAVE PRESET8 F5：NEXT F5：BACK ・ Diagrams showing the preset mode (SAVE PRESET) screens Level 1 (1) Level 1 (2) SAVE PRESET1 SAVE PRESET5...

  • Page 81: Picture Mode 1

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Picture Mode 1 Enter Picture Mode 1 by setting the mode switch to PICTURE1. The input signal is displayed as video. Brightness, contrast, and input video settings can be adjusted. Functions Assigned to BRIGHTNESS, CONTRAST, CHROMA, Peak/Hue Setting Item Description Default...
  • Page 82 • Function Indicator Contents Level 1 Level 2 F1: BRIGHTNESS F1: LEFT (*1) F2: CONTRAST F2: RIGHT (*1) F3: CHROMA = Pb/Pr/Pb&Pr F3: BOTTOM (*1) F4: Peak/Hue = Peaking/Hue F4: FULL (*1) F5: MiniWave F5: WAVE_ON/OFF Returns to Level 1 (Switch) *1: Displayed when WAVE_ON/OFF is set to ON.

  • Page 83: Picture Mode 2

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Picture Mode 2 Enter Picture Mode 2 by setting the mode switch to PICTURE 2. Display the input signal as a video image. This image may also be used for picture only display. Use the function switches (F1 through F5) to select the item to be adjusted. The format information, time code information, error information and audio level bar are not displayed in picture mode 2.
  • Page 84 Functions when AREA is Selected Setting Item Description Default Level 1 Level 2 CENTER AREA Up/Down Moves the display area up or down one. None Left/Right Moves the display area left or right one. None CENTER Moves the display area to the center. None •...

  • Page 85: Waveform Mode

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Waveform Mode Enter waveform mode by setting the mode switch to WAVE. The unit displays the input signal waveform using a variety of drawing methods. Function Assigned to DISPLAY Setting Item Description Default Level 1 Level 2 DISPLAY Parade/Overlay/...
  • Page 86 The Pb and Pr waveform scales are displayed on the right side of the CAUTION waveform display screen. The scale reference point changes between 0 mV and 350 mV depending on the CTRposC setting for Gain/MAG. The Y, G, B and R waveform scales are displayed on the left side of the waveform display screen.
  • Page 87 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Functions Assigned to Gain/MAG Setting Item Description Default Level 1 Level 2 Gain/MAG GAIN: ×1: Sets standard size. ×1 Sets a ×5: Sets five times standard size. multiplication Val: Adjusts the standard size from 0.03 to 7.97. factor for the (*3) level (horizontal...
  • Page 88 Functions Assigned to CURSOR Setting Item Description Default Level 1 Level 2 CURSOR H, V: (*6) H: Selects and displays the H cursor for H: OFF adjustment. Cursor setting V: OFF V: Selects and displays the V cursor for adjustment. MOVE: BASE: Adjusts the base cursor.
  • Page 89 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Function Indicator Contents Function Indicators Related to DISPLAY Level 1: Level 2: F1: DISPLAY F1: Parade/Overlay/Composite = 3Parade/4Parade /Overlay/ Composite/ Composite7.5IRE F2: Y/G/R (*1) = Y (when YPbPr has been selected for Waveform) = G (when GBR has been selected for Waveform) = R (when GBR has been selected for Waveform) F3: Pb/B/G (*1)
  • Page 90 Function Indicators Related to GAIN/MAG Level 1: Level 2: F3: GAIN/MAG F1: GAIN = ×1/×5/Val F2: CTR pos C (*3) = Aligned/Center F3: MAG = ×1/×2/×4 F4: SCROLL = UpDown/LeftRight Returns to Level 1 F5: None (Switch) *3: Function indicators are displayed on the screen only when the Waveform is YPbPr. Function Indicators Related to CURSOR.

  • Page 91: Vector Mode

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Vector Mode Enter Vector Mode by setting the mode switch to VECTOR. This mode uses a vector display for the color difference component of the input signal. Adjust using F1 through F5 and the Adjustment Dial. Functions Assigned to GAIN Setting Item Description...
  • Page 92 Functions Assigned to LineSelect Setting Item Description Default LineSelect (*2) Switches line select ON/OFF. When line select is ON, increment and decrement the line by turning the Adjustment Dial. Select the line by pressing the Adjustment Dial. *2: When using LineSelect ON/OFF, the line is linked in all modes. The field can only be switched when using an interlaced or segment frame format.

  • Page 93: Status Mode

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Status Mode Enter Status Mode by setting the mode switch to STATUS. The input signal is displayed as raw data. The line and sample of the data you want to view can be selected. Select the value you want to move using Line/Sample and adjust by turning the Adjustment Dial.
  • Page 94 Concerning the status mode display screen • When Single (HD or SD signals) is set for the input channel What a status screen may look like is shown below using an example when SDI A1, SDI B1 or COMPOSITE is set as the input channel. •...
  • Page 95 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode ・ When Single (3G signals) is set for the input channel A diagram of the status screen which appears when the input channels are SDI A1 or SDI B1 and 3G-SDI signals are used as the input signals is provided below. (1) When LevelA Y:Pb:Pr = 4:2:2, 10 bits, 1080p/60 or 1080p/50 ・Diagram showing LevelA mapping structure 1 (based on SMPTE 425M standard) Data stream 1...
  • Page 96 ・ Diagram showing BIN (binary notation) display SMPL 1920 1111 1111 11 1111 1111 11 1921 0000 0000 00 0000 0000 00 1922 0000 0000 00 0000 0000 00 1923 1011 0110 00 1011 0110 00 ・ ・ ・ ・ ・...
  • Page 97 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode ・ Diagram showing LevelA mapping structure 4 (Y:Pb:Pr = 4:2:2, 12 bits) (based on SMPTE 425M standard) Data stream 1 データストリーム 1 Ancillary data アンシラリデータ データストリーム 1 アンシラリデータ Data stream 2 データストリーム 2 Ancillary data アンシラリデータ...
  • Page 98 ・ Diagram showing BIN (binary notation) display SMPL EVEN 3840 1 1111 1111 11 0000 0000 00 1111 1111 11 0000 0000 00 3842 1 0000 0000 00 1011 0110 00 0000 0000 00 1011 0110 00 ・ ・ ・ ・...
  • Page 99 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode ・ Diagram showing HEX (hexadecimal notation) display STREAM 1 STREAM 2 SMPL SMPL 1920 1920 1921 1921 1922 1922 1923 1923 ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・...
  • Page 100 • When Dual has been selected for the input channel What a status screen may look like is shown below using an example when Dual Link1 or Dual Link2 is set as the input channel. • Example of HEX (hexadecimal) display Link A Link B SMPL...
  • Page 101 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode If the FREEZE function is executed when Dual Link1 or Dual Link2 is CAUTION selected as the input channel, the data in the Link B blanking area will be masked, and “***” will be displayed.

  • Page 102: Audio Mode

    Audio Mode Enter Audio Mode by setting the mode switch to AUDIO. Displays the audio signal multiplexed in the SDI signal using level bars or vectors. Use the F5 switch to toggle between level bar display and audio vector display. The headphone output channel and volume can also be selected in this mode.
  • Page 103 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Function Indicator Contents F1: Volume = Volume/MUTE F2: Output L F3: Output R F4: PK MEMORY (when LevelMeter is selected) = ON/OFF GAIN (when AudioVector is selected) = ×1/×2/×4/×8/×16 F5: Level Meter = Level Meter/Audio Vector When Dual Link1 has been selected as the input channel, these contents CAUTION are displayed for the audio signals among the LinkA signals.

  • Page 104: Phase Compare Mode

    *2: Input using a Ref_in (HD_CS) connector. ((9) in “2.2 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Rear Panel and Names of Parts.”) *3: Input using a Ref_in (BB) connector. ((10) in “2.2 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Rear Panel and Names of Parts.”) The coordinate center can be selected from the input signal or sync signal. The delay time, lines and samples are calculated based on the input signal or sync signal selected at the coordinate center.
  • Page 105 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Functions Assigned to Owner_CH, Another_CH, REF_HD and REF_SD Setting Item Description Default Owner_CH Sets Owner_CH as the center of Owner_CH two-dimensional coordinates. Another_CH (*) Sets Another_CH as the center of two-dimensional coordinates. REF_HD Sets REF_SD as the center of two-dimensional coordinates.
  • Page 106 • Function Indicator Contents Level 1: Level 2: F1: Owner_CH F1: Sample_Th F2: Another_CH F2: Line_Th F3: REF_HD F3: Time_Th F4: REF_SD F4: Alarm_ON/OFF F5: Alarm F5: None Exits this level of the menu (Switch) When Dual Link has been selected for the input channel, the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is always SDI B.

  • Page 107: Ancillary Display Mode

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Ancillary Display Mode Enter ancillary display mode by setting the mode switch to ANC. Multiplexed packet check mode (Status Packet) ･ Function Indicator Contents F1: Status Packet F2: None F3: None F4: None F5: None CAUTION When Dual Link has been selected as the input channel, these displays appear for the ancillary data of the LinkA signals.

  • Page 108: Multiplexed Packet Check Mode

    4.9.1 Multiplexed Packet Check Mode Detect Ancillary data and display Present/Absent. Detection of ancillary data is carried out by monitoring DID and SDID. Detected items are as follows. ･ Audio Control Packet Check Item SDID Supported Standards HD: 1E3 SMPTE-299 AUDIO_CONTROL_GROUP1 －...
  • Page 109 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode ･ Digital Subtitle Data Check Item SDID Supported Standards CAPTION_HD ARIB STD-B37 CAPTION_SD CAPTION_ANALOG CAPTION_OTHERS ･ Inter-Stationary Control Signal Check Item SDID Supported Standards CONTROL_DATA ARIB STD-B39 ･ Digital Hi-Vision Material Transmission Auxiliary Data Check Item SDID Supported Standards...
  • Page 110 ・Multiplexed Packet Check Mode Screen Image...

  • Page 111: Multimode

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.10 Multimode Enter Multimode by setting the mode switch to MULTI. There are five types of modes: Multimode 1 through Multimode 5. • Function Indicator Contents Level 1: Level 2: F1: MULTI1 F1: GAIN(Wave) = ×1/×5/Val F2: 1H/1V = 1H/1V F3: GAIN(Vector) = ×1/×5/Val...
  • Page 112 Level 1: Level 2: F3: MULTI 3 F1: GAIN(Wave) = ×1/×5/Val F2: 1H/1V = 1H/1V F3: GAIN(Vector) = ×1/×5/Val Returns to Level 1 F4: None F5: Lineselect (Switch) Level 1: Level 2: F4: MULTI 4 F1: GAIN(Wave) = ×1/×5/Val F2: None F3: GAIN(Vector) = ×1/×5/Val F4: None Returns to Level 1...

  • Page 113: Multimode 1

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.10.1 Multimode 1 This mode simultaneously displays audio (for channels 1 through 8), time code, Y waveform, and picture. Functions Assigned to GAIN (WAVE), 1H/1V, GAIN (VECTOR) and LineSelect Setting Item Description Default GAIN (WAVE): (*1) ×1: Sets standard size.
  • Page 114 • Function Indicator Contents F1: GAIN(Wave) = ×1/×5/Val F2: 1H/1V = 1H/1V F3: GAIN(Vector) = ×1/×5/Val F4: None F5: Lineselect Exits the level of the menu (Switch) • Multimode 1 Screen Image PICTURE WAVEFORM VECTOR...

  • Page 115: Multimode 2

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.10.2 Multimode 2 This mode displays the wave and picture simultaneously. Functions Assigned to GAIN, 1H/1V, Parade/Overlay, Waveform and LineSelect Setting Item Description Default GAIN: (*1) ×1: Sets standard size. ×1 Sets the multiplication factor ×5: Sets five times standard size.
  • Page 116 • Function Indicator Contents F1: GAIN = ×1/×5/Val F2: 1H/1V = 1H/1V F3: Parade/Overlay/Composite = 3Parade/4Parade /Overlay/Composite/Composite7.5IRE F4: Waveform (*1) = YpbPr/GBR/RGB (when 3Parade has been selected) = YGBR/YRGB (when 4Parade has been selected) F5: LineSelect Exits this level of the menu (Switch) *1: This cannot be selected when Composite or Composite7.5IRE is selected.
  • Page 117 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode The Pb and Pr waveform scales are displayed on the right side of the CAUTION waveform display screen. The scale reference point changes between 0 mV and 350 mV depending on the CTRposC setting for Gain/MAG. The Y, G, B and R waveform scales are displayed on the left side of the waveform display screen.

  • Page 118: Multimode 3

    4.10.3 Multimode 3 The waveforms Y, vectors and picture are displayed simultaneously in this mode. Functions Assigned to GAIN (WAVE), 1H/1V, GAIN (VECTOR) and LineSelect Setting Item Description Default GAIN (WAVE): (*1) ×1: Sets standard size. ×1 Sets the magnification factor ×5: Sets five times standard size.
  • Page 119 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Function Indicator Contents F1: GAIN(Wave) = ×1/×5/Val F2: 1H/1V = 1H/1V F3: GAIN(Vector) = ×1/×5/Val F4: None F5: Lineselect Exits this level of the menu (Switch) • Multimode 3 Screen Image PICTURE WAVEFORM VECTOR...

  • Page 120: Multimode 4

    4.10.4 Multimode 4 This mode simultaneously displays Wave H, Wave Y, vector, and the picture. Functions Assigned to GAIN (WAVE), and GAIN (VECTOR) Setting Item Description Default GAIN (WAVE): (*) ×1: Sets standard size. ×1 Sets the magnification factor ×5: Sets five times standard size. for the wave level.
  • Page 121 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Multimode 4 Screen Image PICTURE WAVEFORM (Vertical) VECTOR WAVEFORM...

  • Page 122: Multimode 5

    4.10.5 Multimode 5 Audio (channels 1 to 8), time code, vectors, waveforms Y and picture are displayed simultaneously in this mode. Functions Assigned to GAIN (Wave), 1H/1V, GAIN (Vector) and LineSelect Setting Item Description Default GAIN (Wave): (*1) ×1: Sets standard size. ×1 Sets the magnification factor ×5: Sets five times standard size.
  • Page 123 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Function Indicator Contents F1: GAIN(Wave) = ×1/×5/Val F2: 1H/1V = 1H/1V F3: GAIN(Vector) = ×1/×5/Val F4: None F5: Lineselect Exits this level of the menu (Switch) • Multimode 5 Screen Image PICTURE WAVEFORM VECTOR...

  • Page 124: Option Mode

    4.11 Option Mode Enter Option Mode by setting the mode switch to OPTION. There are two types of modes: Option Mode 1 and Option Mode 2. Function Indicator Contents ･ Level 1: Level 2: WAVE_LEFT OPTION 1 ANC_LEFT WAVE_RIGHT Exits this level of the menu None (Switch)

  • Page 125: Option Mode 1

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.11.1 Option Mode 1 This mode displays a mini-waveform and Audio Level Meter (or mini-vector) at the top of the screen. It is possible to switch the display of the Audio Level Meter and the mini-vector. It is possible to control the display position of the mini-waveform.
  • Page 126 • Option Mode Screen Image LEVELMETER/ VECTOR WAVEFORM PICTURE...

  • Page 127: Option Mode 2

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.11.2 Option Mode 2 This mode displays the video image in the upper part of the screen, and below the video image, displays brightness values and brightness differences of four points selected on the video image.
  • Page 128 ･ Function Indicator Contents Point = Point 1/Point 2/Point 3 F2: Capture F3: Line/Sample F4: Mag Area* F5: MAG = ×1/×2/× *: The Function Indicator is displayed only when MAG is set to ×2 or ×4. ・Option Mode 2 Screen Image PICTURE Brightness GrayScale...
  • Page 129 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode CAUTION When a 512-level or 256-level grayscale is used, points may not be displayed on the grayscale depending on the display area selected. When a 1024-level grayscale is used, all points are displayed on the grayscale.

  • Page 130: Compare Mode 1

    4.12 Compare Mode 1 Enter Compare Mode 1 by setting the mode switch to COMPARE_1. This mode simultaneously displays the currently selected channel (Owner CH) and the channel to be compared to (Another CH). Either Overlap display or Vertical display can be selected. When the Overlap display has been selected, various checks can be performed on the stereoscopic images.
  • Page 131 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 132: Compare Mode 1 Overlap Display

    4.12.1 Compare Mode 1 Overlap Display This mode displays the video image of the Owner CH superimposed on the video image of Another CH. The overlap display ratio of the Owner CH and Another CH images can be adjusted. The Owner CH and Another CH images can be shown as anaglyph displays. The difference in the brightness levels of the Owner CH and Another CH images can be displayed.
  • Page 133 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode When AREA is Selected Setting Item Description Default Area Up/Down Moves the display area up or down one. CENTER Left/Right Moves the display area left or right one. None CENTER Moves the display area to the center. None •...
  • Page 134 Marker (L and R difference measurement) Display two markers for measuring the difference of L and R image. When the marker function is enabled, WM-3209 will measure the difference between two makers. The measurement result will be displayed with pixel or percentage compared to total H Active.
  • Page 135 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Function Indicator Contents Level 2: Level 3: F1：Up/Down F1： Overlap /L&R /T&B /Checker F2： F2：Left/Right Overlap/Anaglyph/Y-Difference F3：Marker F3：CENTER AREA(※) F4： (when HD signals are input) F5:MAG ＝ ×1/4:3/ Scope /×2/×4/ (when SD signals are input) ×1/4:3/16:9/×2/×4 Exits this level of the menu (Switch)
  • Page 136 • Compare Mode 1 Overlap Screen Image PICTURE (Owner&Another)
  • Page 137 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode ・ Graphic representation of Compare Mode 1 L&R screen PICTURE PICTURE (Another) (Owner)
  • Page 138 Graphic representation of Compare Mode 1 T&B Screen ・ PICTURE (Another) PICTURE (Owner)

  • Page 139: Compare Mode 1 Vertical Display

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.12.2 Compare Mode 1 Vertical Display This mode displays the Owner CH and Another CH images arranged vertically. An audio meter and time code information are displayed to the right of each image. • Compare Mode 1 Vertical Screen Image PICTURE (Another)

  • Page 140: Compare Mode 2

    4.13 Compare Mode 2 Enter Compare Mode 2 by setting the mode switch to COMPARE_2. This mode simultaneously displays the currently selected channel (Owner CH) and the channel to be compared to (Another CH). Two types of display can be selected: Horizontal display and Vertical display. •...
  • Page 141 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 142: Compare Mode 2 Horizontal Display

    4.13.1 Compare Mode 2 Horizontal Display This mode displays the Owner_CH and Another_CH images arranged horizontally. Displays the waveform below each image. Functions Assigned to GAIN, 1H/1V, Parade/Overlay, Waveform and LineSelect Setting Item Description Default GAIN: (*1) ×1: Sets standard size. ×1 Sets the multiplication factor ×5: Sets five times standard size.
  • Page 143 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Function Indicator Contents F1: GAIN = ×1/×5/Val F2: 1H/1V = 1H/1V F3: Parade/Overlay/Composite = 3Parade/4Parade /Overlay/Composite/Composite7.5IRE F4: Waveform (*1) = YPbPr/GBR/RGB (when 3Parade has been selected) = YGBR/YRGB (when 4Parade has been selected) F5: Lineselect Returns to Level 1 (Switch)

  • Page 144: Compare Mode 2 Vertical Display

    4.13.2 Compare Mode 2 Vertical Display This mode displays the Owner_CH and Another_CH images arranged vertically. Displays the waveform to the right of each image. Functions Assigned to YPbPr (GBR), Waveform and LineSelect Setting Item Description Default YPbPr (GBR) (*1) Y(G): Displays the Y waveform when YPbPr is Y(G) selected.
  • Page 145 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Function Indicator Contents F1: YPbPr(GBR) (*1) = Y/Pb/Pr (G/B/R) F2: Waveform (*1) = YPbPr/GBR F3: None F4: None F5: Lineselect *1: This cannot be selected when Composite or Composite7.5IRE is selected. • Compare Mode 2 Vertical Screen Image PICTURE WAVEFORM (Another)

  • Page 146: Compare Mode 3

    4.14 Compare Mode 3 Enter Compare Mode 3 by setting the rotary switch to COMPARE_3. This mode simultaneously displays the currently selected channel (Owner CH) and the channel to be compared to (Another CH). Two types of display can be selected: Horizontal display and Vertical display. •...
  • Page 147 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 148: Compare Mode 3 Horizontal Display

    4.14.1 Compare Mode 3 Horizontal Display This mode displays the Owner_CH and Another_CH images arranged horizontally. Waveforms are displayed superimposed on top of each other below this. Functions Assigned to YPbPr (GBR) and Waveform Setting Item Description Default YPbPr (GBR) (*1) Y(G): Displays the Y waveform when YPbPr is Y(G) selected.
  • Page 149 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Functions Assigned to LineSelect Setting Item Description Default LineSelect (*3) Switches line select ON/OFF. When line select is ON, increment and decrement the line by turning the Adjustment Dial. Select the line by pressing the Adjustment Dial.
  • Page 150 • Compare Mode 3 Horizontal Screen Image PICTURE(Another) PICTURE(Owner) WAVEFORM (Owner&Another)

  • Page 151: Compare Mode 3 Vertical Display

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.14.2 Compare Mode 3 Vertical Display This mode displays the Owner_CH and Another_CH images arranged vertically. The waveforms are superimposed on top of each other to the right. Functions Assigned to YPbPr (GBR) and Waveform Setting Item Description Default...
  • Page 152 Functions Assigned to LineSelect Setting Item Description Default LineSelect (*3) Switches line select ON/OFF. When line select is ON, increment and decrement the line by turning the Adjustment Dial. Select the line by pressing the Adjustment Dial. *3: When using LineSelect ON/OFF, the line is linked in all modes. The field can only be switched when using an interlaced or segment frame format.
  • Page 153 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Compare Mode 3 Vertical Screen Image PICTURE (Another) WAVEFORM (Owner&Another) PICTURE (Owner)

  • Page 154: Compare Mode 4

    4.15 Compare Mode 4 Enter Compare Mode 4 by setting the rotary switch to COMPARE_4. This mode simultaneously displays the currently selected channel (Owner CH) and the channel to be compared to (Another CH). Two types of display can be selected: Horizontal display and Vertical display. •...
  • Page 155 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 156: Compare Mode 4 Horizontal Display

    4.15.1 Compare Mode 4 Horizontal Display This mode displays the Owner CH and Another CH images arranged horizontally. This mode displays vector waveforms to the left of each image. Functions Assigned to GAIN Setting Item Description Default GAIN ×1: Displays the vector waveform at standard ×1 size.
  • Page 157 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Functions Assigned to LineSelect Setting Item Description Default LineSelect (*3) Switches line select ON/OFF. When line select is ON, increment and decrement the line by turning the Adjustment Dial. Select the line by pressing the Adjustment Dial.
  • Page 158 • Compare Mode 4 Horizontal Screen Image PICTURE(Another) PICTURE(Owner) VECTOR VECTOR (Another) (Owner)

  • Page 159: Compare Mode 4 Vertical Display

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.15.2 Compare Mode 4 Vertical Display This mode displays the Owner_CH and Another_CH images arranged vertically. This mode displays vector waveforms to the right of each image. Functions Assigned to GAIN Setting Item Description Default GAIN ×1: Displays the vector waveform at standard...
  • Page 160 Functions Assigned to LineSelect Setting Item Description Default LineSelect (*3) Switches line select ON/OFF. When line select is ON, increment and decrement the line by turning the Adjustment Dial. Select the line by pressing the Adjustment Dial. *3: When using LineSelect ON/OFF, the line is linked in all modes. The field can only be switched when using an interlaced or segment frame format.
  • Page 161 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Compare Mode 4 Vertical Screen Image PICTURE (Another) VECTOR (Another) PICTURE VECTOR (Owner) (Owner)

  • Page 162: Compare Mode 5

    4.16 Compare Mode 5 Enter Compare Mode 5 by setting the mode switch to COMPARE_5. This mode simultaneously displays the currently selected channel (Owner CH) and the channel to be compared to (Another CH). Two types of display can be selected: Horizontal display and Vertical display. •...
  • Page 163 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 164: Compare Mode 5 Horizontal Display

    4.16.1 Compare Mode 5 Horizontal Display This mode displays the Owner CH and Another CH images arranged horizontally. This mode displays vector waveforms superimposed on top of each other below the images. Functions Assigned to GAIN Setting Item Description Default GAIN ×1: Displays the vector waveform at standard ×1...
  • Page 165 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode Functions Assigned to Display CH and Display Vector Setting Item Description Default Display CH (*3) Owner: Displays the vector waveform for Owner CH Owner CH when 1Vector is selected. Another CH: Displays the Another CH waveform when 1Vector is selected.
  • Page 166 • Compare Mode 5 Horizontal Screen Image PICTURE(Another) PICTURE(Owner) VECTOR (Owner&Another)

  • Page 167: Compare Mode 5 Vertical Display

    Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode 4.16.2 Compare Mode 5 Vertical Display This mode displays the Owner CH and Another CH images arranged vertically. This mode displays vector waveforms superimposed on top of each other on the right. Functions Assigned to GAIN Setting Item Description Default...
  • Page 168 Functions Assigned to Display CH and Display Vector Setting Item Description Default Display CH (*3) Owner: Displays the vector waveform for Owner CH Owner CH when 1Vector is selected. Another CH: Displays the Another CH waveform when 1Vector is selected. Display Vector 1Wave: Displays the vector waveform for either 2Vector...
  • Page 169 Chapter 4 Description of Each Mode • Compare Mode 5 Vertical Screen Image PICTURE (Another) VECTOR (Owner&Another) PICTURE (Owner)

  • Page 171: Specifications

    Specifications Input format Active Total Samples Samples F o r m a t Frame Line Scanning Line Line HDTV Rate Frequency ※2 ※3 Active Total ※1 SDTV (Hz) (kHz) Frame Frame Line Line 1080i/59.94 ① 30/1.001 1080 1125 33.72 1920 2200 1080sF/29.97 ②...
  • Page 172 Active Total Samples Samples Frame Line Scanning F o r m a t Line Line Rate Frequency ※2 ※4 3GTV Active Total ※1 (Hz) (kHz) Frame Frame Line Line 1080p/59.94 60/1.001 1080 1125 67.43 1920 2200 ⑥ 1080p/60 1080p/60 1080 1125 67.50 1920...

  • Page 173: Chapter 5 Specifications

    Chapter 5 Specifications Input Signal System SDI Input Specifications Specifications SDI input 3GTV Conforms to SMPTE 425M, NRZI SDI signal HDTV Conforms to BTA S-004B, SMPTE 292M, NRZI SDI signal SDTV Conforms to SMPTE 259M, NRZI SDI signal Field (frame) rate, automatic tracking of 60.00/59.94[Hz] Capable of automatically tracking the input format Cable extension up to 100 meters possible (For the 3G TV signals, use the Belden 1694A 100-meter cable or its...

  • Page 174: Display Method

    Display Method Display Method Specifications Liquid crystal a-Si TFT liquid crystal Display color 16,777,216 colors Contrast ratio 400: 1 (Typ) Response time 25ms (Typ) Angle of view 170° up and down, 170° left and right Brightness 350 cd/m (max) Screen size 8.4 inch Resolution 1024 (H) ×...

  • Page 175: Adjustment Values

    Chapter 5 Specifications Adjustment Values Brightness The variable range for the offset level of the brightness signal is from -50.00% to +50.00%. The same is true for G brightness, B brightness, and R brightness. Furthermore, in terms of the correlation between BRIGHTNESS in "4.2 Picture Mode 1" and Bright in "3.4.5 PICTURE QUALITY,"...
  • Page 176 Chroma, Pb(Cb), Pr(Cr) The variable range for the color difference signal level is from 0.0% to 200.0%. Displayed level 200％ 100％ 50％ -109 -100 0％ Input level -100 -109...
  • Page 177 Chapter 5 Specifications Notes Regarding the Chroma Up Function The relationship between the Pb and Pr input signal and the displayed level when the Chroma Up function (×3) has been set to on is given in the table below. A limit of ±109％ is applied when the result of multiplying by a factor of 3 exceeds ±109％.

  • Page 178: Aspect Ratio

    Aspect Ratio The aspect ratio of the video image can be selected using the MAG function of Picture Mode 2 and Compare Mode 1. Description of Displays ••••••••• Indicates the video image. ••••••••• Indicates the liquid crystal screen. ••••••••• Indicates the video image displayed on the liquid crystal screen.

  • Page 179: When Using A 4:3 Aspect Ratio

    Chapter 5 Specifications 5.6.1 When Using a 4:3 Aspect Ratio 1920 × 1080 A 1440 × 1080 region is cut from the center of the image area and displayed at a resolution of 1024 × 768 pixels. Even if the image is 1920 × 1035, the same processing as with a 1440 × 1080 image is performed.

  • Page 180: When Using A Scope Function

    5.6.2 When Using a SCOPE Function 1920 × 1080, 1280 × 720 The image area is displayed at a resolution of 960 × 407 pixels. Even if the image is 1920 × 1035, the same processing as with a 1440 × 1080 image is performed.

  • Page 181: When Using A ×2 Function

    Chapter 5 Specifications 5.6.4 When Using a ×2 Function The image area to be displayed can be controlled using the AREA function of Picture Mode 2 and Compare Mode 1. (Refer to “4.3. Picture Mode 2” and “4.12 Compare Mode 1”) When Using All Formats A 1024 ×...

  • Page 182: Audio Level Meter

    Audio Level Meter The audio level meter displays the audio levels in compliance with the BTA S-006B and SMPTE 272M-A audio standards. This section describes the level meter which is displayed at the top of the picture screen and the audio level meter in the audio mode which is set using the rotary switch.
  • Page 183 Chapter 5 Specifications Color Scheme CELL_No. Audio Level Color Mono -22 dB or more, -21 dB or less Green Gray 160 (*2) -23 dB or more, -22 dB or less Green Gray 160 (*2) -24 dB or more, -23 dB or less Green Gray 160 (*2) -25 dB or more, -24 dB or less...

  • Page 184: Display Format And Cell Color Scheme

    5.7.2 Display Format and Cell Color Scheme The display format used for the audio level meter differs between the level meter which is displayed at the top of the picture screen and the audio level meter in the audio mode which is set using the rotary switch.
  • Page 185 Chapter 5 Specifications Display formats of audio level meter displayed at the top of the picture screen How the audio level meter which is displayed at the top of the picture screen changes differs depending on which of the display formats shown below is used. When the Display Format is L to R CELL NOs.
  • Page 186 When the Display Format is OUT to IN CELL NOs. (See “5.7.1 Audio Level and Cell Color Scheme”) are given below. When using the audio level meter on the left of the screen, cell numbers change from left to right as the audio level increases.

  • Page 187: Various Settings Of The Audio Level Meter

    Chapter 5 Specifications 5.7.3 Various Settings of the Audio Level Meter Whether the audio level meter is to be displayed and the format in which it is to be displayed can be set using AUDIO on the menu screen. However, some formats may not function in the audio mode which is set using the rotary switch.
  • Page 188 • Type A ..CH1, 2, 3, and 4 (CH9, 10, 11, and 12) are displayed on the left of the screen and CH5, 6, 7, and 8 (CH13, 14, 15, and 16) are displayed on the right of the screen. •...
  • Page 189 Chapter 5 Specifications NOTE If audio signals with a level under -63 dB have been multiplexed, this is displayed in the cell further to the left. This makes it possible to identify whether signals are multiplexed.

  • Page 190: Scan Area

    Scan Area The SCAN AREA function, available in Vector Mode, Compare Mode 4, and Compare Mode 5, can be used to divide the video image and display a vector waveform for Region 1. • When Div9 is Set Does not move when 1* is selected. Moves to 1* when 2* is selected.
  • Page 191 Chapter 5 Specifications • When Div25 is Set Does not move when 1* is selected. Moves to 1* when 2* is selected. Moves to 2* when 3* is selected. Moves to 4* when 4* is selected. Moves to 5* when 5* is selected. Down Moves to 2* when 1* is selected.

  • Page 192: Concerning The Dual Link Input Settings

    Connect the Link A dual link signal to the SDI A1 connector ((2) in “2.2 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Rear Panel and Names of Parts”) on the rear panel of the unit. Connect the Link B dual link signal to the SDI B1 connector ((4) in “2.2 WM-3209/WM-3209-L Rear Panel and Names of Parts”) on the rear panel of the unit.
  • Page 193 Chapter 5 Specifications the YPbPr4:4:4 (12 bits) input format are displayed on the screen. ■ How to set the GBR4:4:4 (10 bits) input format manually Set the input channel to Dual Link. ･ Set Auto CS Cnv under the INPUT CHANNEL menu item to OFF. ･...
  • Page 194 When Dual Link has been selected for the input channel, the phase difference CAUTION equivalent to +/-15 clock pulses between the LinkA signal and LinkB signal is absorbed. If the LinkB signals are not input or the phase difference cannot be fully absorbed, PhaseError is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

  • Page 195: Concerning The Selection Of Input Channels During External Control (Contact Power Supply)

    Chapter 5 Specifications 5.10 Concerning the Selection of Input Channels During External Control (contact power supply) Refer to the table below when selecting the input channels during external control (contact power supply). Select the input channel in the left column of the table using a combination of the setting items.

  • Page 196: Concerning The Dummy Composite Waveform Display

    5.11 Concerning the Dummy Composite Waveform Display This unit can convert HD-SDI signals, SD-SDI or dual link signals into composite waveforms, and display them. This function is called the dummy composite waveform display function. Either the COMPOSITE or COMPOSITE7.5IRE display can be selected using the DISPLAY function in the waveform mode.

  • Page 197: Concerning The Magnification Auxiliary Line For The Vector Waveform

    Chapter 5 Specifications 5.12 Concerning the Magnification Auxiliary Line for the Vector Waveform This unit can display a magnification auxiliary line superimposed on the vector waveform in order to visually indicate the magnification setting of the vector waveform. For the setting method, see “3.4.11 VECTOR”...
  • Page 198 The magnification ratio auxiliary line cannot be displayed for a magnification CAUTION ratio of 3.5 or higher because it will exceed the display area of the vector waveform. The method of viewing the magnification ratio auxiliary line differs slightly depending on the filter setting (NON, LPF, or Average). The magnification ratio auxiliary line may become difficult to see in the following modes in which the display size of the vector waveform is small.

  • Page 199: Concerning The Phase Difference Alarm Function

    Chapter 5 Specifications 5.13 Concerning the Phase Difference Alarm Function In Phase Compare Mode, the phase difference between the input signals (Owner_CH and Another_CH) for two systems and the external reference signals (HD_CS and BB) for two systems can be monitored and an alarm can be displayed. The alarm is displayed if a phase difference between the system set for the 2D coordinate center versus any of the other three systems exceeds the given threshold value.
  • Page 200 Alarm Display for Another_CH An alarm is displayed for Another_CH under the conditions given below. Ex.: When SDI_A1:1080i60, H_th:±511, V_th:0 are set for the 2D coordinate center Signal Vertical SDI_A1 PRESENT An alarm is displayed because Another_CH:SDI_B1 has exceeded the SDI_B1 PRESENT threshold setting range of 6.882µSec.
  • Page 201 Chapter 5 Specifications Alarm Display for REF_SD An alarm is displayed for REF_SD under the conditions given below. Ex.: When SDI_A1:1080i60, H_th:±511, V_th:±31 are set for the 2D coordinate center Signal Vertical SDI_A1 PRESENT An alarm is displayed because SDI_B1 PRESENT REF_SD has exceeded the threshold setting range of 925.401µSec.

  • Page 202: Concerning The Arrangement Of Brightness Values On The Grayscale

    5.14 Concerning the Arrangement of Brightness Values on the Grayscale In Option Mode 2, the brightness values for three points selected on the video image, and the brightness value of one point that has been saved, are arranged on the grayscale and displayed.
  • Page 203 Chapter 5 Specifications 512-Level Grayscale Varying one level for every two pixels from screen left to right, a grayscale having a total of 512 levels at the right end is displayed. The displayed area of the grayscale can be selected by turning the Adjustment Dial.

  • Page 204: Concerning The Video Image Display In Compare Mode

    5.15 Concerning the Video Image Display in Compare Mode The video image display size used in compare mode differs depending on the combination of the format of the input channel (Owner_CH) and format of the channel being compared to (Another_CH). Horizontal Display The channel being compared to (Another_CH) is shown on the left side of the screen, while the input channel (Owner_CH) is shown on the right side of the screen.
  • Page 205 Chapter 5 Specifications Ex.: When Another_CH: HD format, Owner_CH: SD format (Compare Mode 2) PICTURE PICTURE (Another) (Owner) Ex.: When Another_CH: SD format, Owner_CH: SD format (Compare Mode 2) PICTURE PICTURE (Another) (Owner)
  • Page 206 Ex.: When Another_CH: HD format, Owner_CH: HD format (Compare Mode 2) PICTURE PICTURE (Another) (Owner) In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.
  • Page 207 Chapter 5 Specifications Vertical Display The channel being compared to (Another_CH) is shown in the upper part of the screen, while the input channel (Owner_CH) is shown in the lower part of the screen. The same video image is displayed in Compare Mode 1, Compare Mode 2, Compare Mode 3, Compare Mode 4, and Compare Mode 5.
  • Page 208 Ex.: When Another_CH: SD format, Owner_CH: SD format (Compare Mode 2) PICTURE (Another) PICTURE (Owner) Ex.: When Another_CH: HD format, Owner_CH: HD format (Compare Mode 2) PICTURE (Another) PICTURE (Owner)
  • Page 209 Chapter 5 Specifications In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.
  • Page 210 Overlap Display The channel being compared to (Another_CH) and the input channel (Owner_CH) are superimposed and displayed. The channel being compared to (Another_CH) is stretched or shrunk to match the size of the input channel (Owner_CH). The resulting video display is unique to Compare Mode 1. Ex.: When Another_CH: SD format, Owner_CH: HD format PICTURE (Owner &...
  • Page 211 Chapter 5 Specifications Ex.: When Another_CH: SD format, Owner_CH: SD format PICTURE (Owner & Another) Ex.: When Another_CH: HD format, Owner_CH: HD format PICTURE (Owner & Another)
  • Page 212 In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be CAUTION compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 213: Concerning The Low-Power-Consumption Mode

    Chapter 5 Specifications 5.16 Concerning the Low-Power-Consumption Mode Operation is transferred to the low-power-consumption mode by operating the switch to which Power Save has been assigned using POWER SAVE , SWITCH ASSIGN REMOTE ASSIGN on the menu screen. Operation on the menu screen The low-power-consumption mode is established by selecting GoToPowerSave among the...
  • Page 214 Operation using user assignment switches 1. Assign the PowerSave function to U1 to U4 using the SWITCH ASSIGN item on the menu screen. The Power Save function can be set in more than one of the U1 to U4 switches. 2.
  • Page 215 Chapter 5 Specifications Operation from external control (Bi-Edge setting) 1. Assign the PowerSave function by selecting Bi-Edge for pin numbers R1 to R12 using the REMOTE ASSIGN item on the menu screen. The same function cannot be assigned in more than one of the pin numbers R1 to R12. 2.

  • Page 216: Concerning The Flash Protect Function

    Saves the data in PRESET1-8. CMD Control (*) Disables the SCI communication and external ID functions. Operation and selection of these setting items are possible only for the WM-3209-L model. NOTE The "FLASH PROTECTED" message appears at the center of the screen when an attempt is made to set an item which is related to the data stored in the monitor or to the data's usage and which has been write-protected.
  • Page 217 Chapter 5 Specifications ■ How to set and release (ON/OFF) the Flash Protect function Follow steps (1) to (5) below to set or release the Flash Protect function for the items related to the data stored in the monitor or to the data's usage. Use the rotary encoder to bring the cursor to Flash Protect among the HARDWARE SETTING items on the menu screen, and press the encoder switch.
  • Page 218 When the password has been input correctly HARDWARE SETTING ・・・ Flash Protect Password Change When the wrong password has been input This message appears at the HARDWARE SETTING center of the screen. ・・・ PASSWORD：１２３４ Flash Protect Password Change PASSWORD IS WRONG! NOTE Contact Astrodesign's sales department if the dedicated password used to set and release the Flash Protect function has been lost for some reason.
  • Page 219 Chapter 5 Specifications First, verify the current dedicated password. Use the rotary encoder to select one of the 4 digits of the number to be input which is indicated alongside "Current," and press the encoder switch at the position of the digit. HARDWARE SETTING ・・・...
  • Page 220 If the password has been input correctly, the cursor moves to the field where the new password is to be entered. If the password is wrong, the "PASSWORD IS WRONG!" message appears at the center of the screen. When the password has been input correctly HARDWARE SETTING ・・・...
  • Page 221 Chapter 5 Specifications After all the digits in the new password have been input, keep selecting the rotary encoder until the OK? box appears, and then press the encoder switch. The input of the new password is now completed. When the new password is changed, the "Password is Changed!"...

  • Page 222: Image Parallax Check

    5.18 3D image parallax check Three-dimensional image parallax can be checked in a simplified manner by selecting the Overlap display function on the Overlap display in Compare Mode 1. This makes it easy to adjust the camera height and angle during field operations. Example: Inputting the right-eye image to SDI A1 and the left-eye image to SDI B1 Right-eye image 右目用映像...
  • Page 223 Chapter 5 Specifications CAUTION In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be compared to (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 224: Concerning 3D Image Alignment

    5.19 Concerning 3D image alignment The positional deviation and color shift of 3D images can be checked in a simplified manner by selecting the L&R or T&B display function on the Overlap display in Compare Mode 1. This makes it easy to adjust the camera height and angle and adjust the colors and brightness levels of the cameras used during field operations.
  • Page 225 Chapter 5 Specifications When 3D moving images are to be checked, select Dual Link for the input channel. When Dual Link has been set, the combined images can be checked with no delay between the two input signals. NOTE For details on how to set the input channel to Dual Link and the cautions to be observed, refer to section “5.9 Concerning the Dual Link Input Settings.”...

  • Page 226: Concerning Checking 3D Image Using The Anaglyph System

    5.20 Concerning checking 3D image using the anaglyph system Three-dimensional (stereoscopic) images can be checked by selecting the Anaglyph display function on the Overlap display in Compare Mode 1. At 3D production sites using actually shot images, this makes it possible to check the sense of depth and other aspects easily without having to carry in a bulky 3D monitor to the location.
  • Page 227 Chapter 5 Specifications In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be compared to CAUTION (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 228: Concerning The Brightness Difference Display Function

    5.21 Concerning the brightness difference display function The difference in the brightness level between the left and right signals of 3D (stereoscopic) images can be checked by selecting the Y-Difference display function on the Overlap display in Compare Mode 1. Doing this emphasizes the parallax in the 3D images.
  • Page 229 Chapter 5 Specifications In the Compare mode, the display of the images in the channel to be compared to CAUTION (Another CH) is delayed by one frame. As an exception to this, when the input channel is set to Dual Link, the images of the channel to be compared to (Another CH) are displayed with no delay.

  • Page 230: Factory Default Settings

    5.22 Factory Default Settings When the WM-3209/WM-3209-L is set as follows when shipped from the factory or when factory defaults are restored due to initialization. Common Setting Items (MENU Items) The following setting values are shared by the MENU items SDI A1, SDI B1, COMPOSITE and DUAL LINK.
  • Page 231 Chapter 5 Specifications PICTURE QUALITY Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Color Temperature 5500K, 6500K, 9300K 6500K G-Bright -50.0 to +50.0% (a value is held by 0.0% each color temperature) -50.0 to +50.0% (a value is held by B-Bright 0.0% each color temperature) R-Bright...
  • Page 232 Gamut Alarm ON/OFF Th Hi +90.0 to +108.0 +103.0% Th Low -7.0% to +5.0 -3.5% Reverse Scan ON/OFF TALLY Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Type BOX / FRAME Thickness ×1 to ×8 ×1 Parade ON / OFF Transparence ON / OFF TALLY1 G LEVEL 0 to 255...
  • Page 233 Chapter 5 Specifications PICTURE Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Half Mask ON / OFF Mask ON / OFF OverlayPic ON / OFF OvPic Size Normal / Small Small WAVE Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Vanc ON / OFF H_Blank ON / OFF Scale (Waveform)
  • Page 234 REMOTE ASSIGN Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default R1 to 12 (Operation Method) Operation Method: Level Level / Edge / Bi-Edge Function: None (Functions) See REMOTE above. LOAD&SAVE Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Rename Renames BOOT and USER1 BOOT, USER1 through USER15 through 15.

  • Page 235: Common Setting Items (Items Used In Each Mode)

    Chapter 5 Specifications Common Setting Items (items used in each mode) The following setting values are shared by each of the modes SDI A1, SDI B1, COMPOSITE and DUAL LINK. These setting values are not initialized unless settings for all channels are initialized using factory defaults.
  • Page 236 Vector Mode Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default GAIN (Vector) (*1) Fix ×1 / ×5 / Val (×0.03 to ×7.97) Fix ×1 SCAN_AREA (*1) FULL / Div9 / Div25 FULL LineSelect (*1) ON / OFF Status Mode Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Line/Sample...
  • Page 237 Chapter 5 Specifications Multimode 2 Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default GAIN (Waveform) (*1) Fix ×1 / ×5 / Val (×0.03 to ×7.97) Fix ×1 SWEEP (*1) 1H / 1V Parade (*1) 3Parade / 4Parade / Overlay / 3Parade Composite / Composite7.5IRE Waveform (*1) YPbPr / GBR / RGB (3Parade)
  • Page 238 Option Mode 2 Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Point1 Point Point1/Point2/Point3 Line Line/Sample Line/Sample ×1 ×1/×2/×4 MAG_AREA ON/OFF Compare Mode 1 Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Overlap Display Select Overlap / Vertical Compare Mode 1 (Overlap) Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default...
  • Page 239 Chapter 5 Specifications Compare Mode 3 (Horizontal/Vertical) Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Select Wave (*1) Y / Pb / Pr (YPbPr) Y (YPbPr) G / B / R (GBR) G (GBR) Waveform (*1) YPbPr / GBR YPbPr Display CH (*1) Owner / Another Owner Display Wave (*1)

  • Page 240: Common Setting Items (Items Used In Color Adjustment Mode)

    Common Setting Items (items used in COLOR adjustment mode) The following setting values are shared by each of the modes SDI A1, SDI B1, COMPOSITE and DUAL LINK. These setting values are not initialized unless settings for all channels are initialized using factory defaults.

  • Page 241: Setting Values By Channel (Menu Items)

    Chapter 5 Specifications Setting Values by Channel (MENU Items) The settings listed below are for menu items which are set individually for each channel whether SDI A1, SDI B1, COMPOSITE or Dual Link. These settings values can be initialized for each channel by using “Channel Reset”. ID SETTING Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges...
  • Page 242 PICTURE Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges Default Mono ON / OFF Blue Only ON / OFF Green ON / OFF Blue ON / OFF ON / OFF Peaking ON / OFF Filter ON / OFF Chroma_UP ON / OFF...

  • Page 243: Setting Items By Channel (Items For Each Mode)

    Chapter 5 Specifications Setting Items by Channel (Items for Each Mode) The settings listed below are for mode items which are set individually for each channel whether SDI A1, SDI B1, COMPOSITE or Dual Link. These setting values can be initialized for each channel using “Channel Reset”. Picture Mode 1 Setting Item Settings and Adjustable Ranges...

  • Page 244: General Specifications

    5.23 General Specifications (Main Unit) Operating Environment and Ratings WM-3209/WM-3209-L Ambient operating temperature 0 to 40℃ Ambient operating humidity 30% to 80%RH (with no condensation at a temperature of 0 to 40°C.) Rated voltage DC10-18 V Power consumption 26 W (Typical: main unit only)

  • Page 245: External View

    M3 × 4, screws provided for panel 4-M3 対面共 on this and on the other side. HD LCD WAVEFORM MONITOR WM-3208 (LOCK) PHASE MULTI L.ADJ AUDIO OPTION STATUS VECTOR INPUT COLOR FREEZE PRESET MENU POWER External View of the WM-3209...
  • Page 246 4-M4 M3 × 4, screws provided for panel on this and on 4-M3 対面共 the other side. HD LCD WAVEFORM MONITOR WM-3208 PHASE MULTI L.ADJ AUDIO OPTION STATUS VECTOR INPUT COLOR FREEZE PRESET MENU POWER External View of the WM-3209-L...
  • Page 247 Chapter 5 Specifications...

  • Page 248: Chapter 6 Supplied Accessories And Options

    Supplied Accessories and Options Supplied Accessories WM-3209/WM-3209-L User's Manual 1 copy AC/DC adapter 1 unit Supplied AC/DC adapter rating Rated output voltage 12 V ± 5% Rated output current 5.0 A Maximum output power 60 W Input voltage Rated: 100 - 240 V (AC)

  • Page 250: Chapter 7 Maintenance, Etc

    Maintenance, etc. For Improved Operability Symptom Setting Location Switching inputs is a lot of trouble. Set DISABLE for channels that will not be used using INPUT_CHANNEL item on the MENU screen. (Refer to Chapter 3: 3.4.2 INPUT CHANNEL) I want to LOCK front panel switches to avoid Hold down the MENU switch.
  • Page 251 Chapter 7 Maintenance, etc. Select the Overlap display in Compare Mode 1. The images of two inputs are combined and displayed, enabling the parallax in the left-eye and right-eye images to be checked. I want to check the parallax of 3D image To view difference quantitatively, use marker to see the sources.

  • Page 252: If The Unit Is Not Functioning Normally

    If the Unit is not Functioning Normally Symptom Places to check The video image does not display normally Is the Color Space (YPbPr/GBR) setting correct? The front panel switches do not function Check the ON/OFF setting for KEY_LOCK. If KEY_LOCK is ON, “KEY LOCK!!!” will appear on the screen when a switch is operated.

  • Page 253: If An Error Or Malfunction Occurs

    Chapter 7 Maintenance, etc. If an Error or Malfunction Occurs If an error or malfunction occurs for some reason, please contact your retail dealer or our sales department. If there is a problem with the liquid crystal panel, there will be a charge for repair or replacement regardless of whether the product warrantee period has expired.
  • Page 254 WM-3209/WM-3209-L/WM-3209-B Instruction Manual Notes Documents with missing or incorrectly collated pages will be replaced. The copyright of this product belongs to ASTRODESIGN, Inc. No part of this document may be used or reproduced without permission. The contents of this document are subject to revision without notice.

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