Sony GVM-2000 Operating Instructions - Page 7

Digital/analog

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is RGB A interface unit 16, 64 COLOR/8 COLOR selector Depress this selector when digital RGB equipment having 16- or 64-color mode is connected to the RGB A connector. The 16- or 64-color mode is automatically selected by sync polarity. Keep the selector released for digital RGB equipment having the 8-color mode. DIGITAL/ANALOG selector Depress this selector when video equipment having digital RGB output is connected to the RGB A connector. Release the selector for equipment having analog RGB output. RGB A connector (D-sub 9-pin) Connect to video equipment having either digital or analog RGB output. To monitor the input signal fed through this connector, press the RGB A input select button. Note For connection with a microcomputer, be sure to use either of the following optional connecting cables: SMF-521 (9-pin to 15-pin) SMF-522 (9-pin to 9-pin) RGB B interface unit R/G/B connectors (BNC type) Connect to the analog R/G/B outputs of video equipment. To monitor the input signal fed through these connectors, press the RGB B input select button. HVD/HD input connector (BNC type) When video equipment is connected to the R/G/B connectors and does not provide sync signal on G-signal, connect it to the composite sync or horizontal sync output of the equipment. VD input connector (BNC type) Connect to the vertical sync output of video equipment. For video equipment with H/V separate sync signal, connect it to both the HVD/HD and VD connectors. Notes • For video equipment with H/V composite sync and V sync, use only the composite sync connection. • If horizontal sync signal has serration pulses*, the monitored picture may be distorted. Input the horizontal sync signal without serration pulses. *A pulse occurring at periods of twice the horizontal frequency between horizontal-sync pulses SYNC ON GREEN selector When video equipment is connected to the R/G/B connectors; Depress this selector to operate the monitor on the sync signal on G-signal. To operate on the H/V separate sync signal or composite sync signal fed through the HVD/HD and/or VD input connector(s), keep the selector released. Note Be sure to depress the selector (ON) when video equipment providing sync signal on G-signal is connected. Otherwise, color reproduction may not be correct. 16 RGB A SELECT connector (minijack) When ground potential is applied to this connector, signal input from the RGB A connector will be monitored regardless of the setting of the input select buttons on the front panel. If a power supply of 5 V is applied to the connector or the circuit is open, the input signal selected with the input select buttons will be monitored. This connector allows the input source monitored to be selected with external equipment. N CONTROL S input connector (minijack) Connect to the CONTROL S output of video equipment. The power on/off, * pi TCP volume and picture settings can be remotely controlled through the equipment connected. 20 RGB AUTOMATIC WHITE BALANCE switch Normally set this switch to ON. The white balance is adjusted by current feedback circuit. When the vertical picture size of RGB input is reduced with the V SIZE control, a white stripe may appear on the top of the screen. To delete the stripe, set the selector to OFF. The white balance adjustment level in the OFF position is preset at the factory, but there may be some changes in the level over time. RGB A/RGB B AUDIO input jacks (phono type) Connect to the audio outputs of the RGB equipment connected to the RGB A/RGB B connectors. 7

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is
RGB
A
interface
unit
16,
64
COLOR/8
COLOR
selector
Depress
this
selector
when
digital
RGB
equipment
having
16-
or
64
-color
mode
is
connected
to
the
RGB
A
connector.
The
16-
or
64
-color
mode
is
automatically
selected
by
sync
polarity.
Keep
the
selector
released
for
digital
RGB
equipment
having
the
8
-color
mode.
DIGITAL/ANALOG
selector
Depress
this
selector
when
video
equipment
having
digital
RGB
output
is
connected
to
the
RGB
A
connector.
Release
the
selector
for
equipment
having
analog
RGB
output.
RGB
A
connector
(D
-sub
9
-pin)
Connect
to
video
equipment
having
either
digital
or
analog
RGB
output.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
this
connector,
press
the
RGB
A
input
select
button.
Note
For
connection
with
a
microcomputer,
be
sure
to
use
either
of
the
following
optional
connecting
cables:
SMF-521
(9
-pin
to
15
-pin)
SMF-522
(9
-pin
to
9
-pin)
RGB
B
interface
unit
R/G/B
connectors
(BNC
type)
Connect
to
the
analog
R/G/B
outputs
of
video
equipment.
To
monitor
the
input
signal
fed
through
these
connectors,
press
the
RGB
B
input
select
button.
HVD/HD
input
connector
(BNC
type)
When
video
equipment
is
connected
to
the
R/G/B
connectors
and
does
not
provide
sync
signal
on
G
-signal,
connect
it
to
the
composite
sync
or
horizontal
sync
output
of
the
equipment.
VD
input
connector
(BNC
type)
Connect
to
the
vertical
sync
output
of
video
equipment.
For
video
equipment
with
H/V
separate sync
signal,
connect
it
to
both
the
HVD/HD
and
VD
connectors.
Notes
For
video
equipment
with
H/V
composite
sync
and
V
sync,
use
only
the
composite
sync
connection.
If
horizontal
sync
signal
has
serration
pulses*,
the
monitored
picture
may
be
distorted.
Input
the
horizontal
sync
signal
without
serration
pulses.
*A
pulse
occurring
at
periods
of
twice
the
horizontal
frequency
between
horizontal
-sync
pulses
SYNC
ON
GREEN
selector
When
video
equipment
is
connected
to
the
R/G/B
connectors;
Depress
this
selector
to
operate
the
monitor
on
the
sync
signal
on
G
-signal.
To
operate
on
the
H/V
separate
sync
signal
or
composite
sync
signal
fed
through
the
HVD/HD
and/or
VD
input
connector(s),
keep
the
selector
released.
Note
Be
sure
to
depress
the
selector
(ON)
when
video
equipment
providing
sync
signal
on
G
-signal
is
connected.
Otherwise,
color
reproduction
may
not
be
correct.
16
RGB
A
SELECT
connector
(minijack)
When
ground
potential
is
applied
to
this
connector,
signal
input
from
the
RGB
A
connector
will
be
monitored
regardless
of
the
setting
of
the
input
select
buttons
on
the
front
panel.
If
a
power
supply
of
5
V
is
applied
to
the
connector
or
the
circuit
is
open,
the
input
signal
selected
with
the
input
select
buttons
will
be
monitored.
This
connector
allows
the
input
source
monitored
to
be
selected
with
external
equipment.
N
CONTROL
S
input
connector
(minijack)
Connect
to
the
CONTROL
S
output
of
video
equipment.
The
power
on/off,
*
pi
TCP
volume
and
picture
settings
can
be
remotely
controlled
through
the
equipment
connected.
20
RGB
AUTOMATIC
WHITE
BALANCE
switch
Normally
set
this
switch
to
ON.
The
white
balance
is
adjusted
by
current
feedback
circuit.
When
the
vertical
picture
size
of
RGB
input
is
reduced
with
the
V
SIZE
control,
a
white
stripe
may
appear
on
the
top
of
the
screen.
To
delete
the
stripe,
set
the
selector
to
OFF.
The
white
balance
adjustment
level
in
the
OFF
position
is
preset
at
the
factory,
but
there
may
be
some
changes
in
the
level
over
time.
RGB
A/RGB
B
AUDIO
input
jacks
(phono
type)
Connect
to
the
audio
outputs
of
the
RGB
equipment
connected
to
the
RGB
A/RGB
B
connectors.
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