Why do colors look different between same bon BXM-183L3G models?
If the colors look different between the same models of BON monitors, give your monitor a one-hour warmup time. Even the same panels have a tolerance range among them by the panel manufacturer, so colors might look different.
Essential safety guidelines for operating and handling the monitor to prevent damage or injury.
Details on the power button function and its associated LED status indicator.
Information regarding the HDMI and DVI input connections for video signals.
How to switch between analog input types like CVBS, S-VIDEO, RGB, YpbPr, VGA.
Functionality for displaying waveform or vector scope with size adjustment options.
Feature for displaying audio level meters to monitor sound output.
Options for displaying and customizing various marker types on the screen.
Allows users to assign specific functions to programmable function keys.
Functionality of the Enter button for selection and Scan modes for picture adjustment.
Displays auxiliary data via H/V delay and R, G, B or Gray color channels.
Tools for focus assistance and adjusting video attributes like brightness and contrast.
False Color mode for exposure inspection and audio output connections.
Location and function of the infrared remote control sensor.
Connection point for the AC power supply to the monitor.
Details on SDI input and loop-through output connections for video signals.
Ports for Component (YPbPr/RGB) or CVBS signals and their loop-through outputs.
Connections for external sync signals, DVI, and HDMI inputs.
Ethernet connection for PC-based remote control using the Wall Control Program.
Notes on menu display behavior, especially regarding signal status and saving selections.
Description of Update Port, Remote Ethernet Port, and USB Update Port functions.
Details on the audio input and output connections available on the monitor.
Adjustments for brightness, contrast, chroma, phase, and sharpness for color representation.
Configuration for NTSC standards and switching between normal and fast SDI modes.
Enables smoother motion viewing for low-quality sources by reducing banding.
Settings to adjust the screen's aspect ratio, such as 16:9, 4:3, or Native.
Options for 1:1 pixel mapping and Automatic Format Detection (AFD) for aspect ratio.
Configures SDI input modes (Single/Dual) and enables 3G SDI functionality.
Settings for dual link waveform display and fast mode for interlaced input motion.
Allows displaying two pictures via Picture-in-Picture, Picture-by-Picture, or Blending modes.
Controls for waveform display mode, line selection, size, and color.
Adjustments for waveform intensity, size, and transparency of the scope.
Checks and displays over/under-exposed areas using Y, Cb, or Cr levels.
Sets Y and C range values for exposure checks, including blink color and time.
Utilizes False Color for exposure levels and accesses Focus Assist sub-menus.
Turns on Focus Assist mode and adjusts its sensitivity level from 0 to 48.
Allows selection of brush color for focus assist mode among Blue, Green, and Red.
Selects color temperature from 3200K, 5400K, 6500K, 9300K, or USER mode.
Adjusts Red, Green, and Blue gains and biases, primarily in USER mode.
Configures gamma settings such as 2.2, 2.35, 2.6, DICOM, or User adjustment.
Chooses color space standards like Auto, NTSC, PAL, SMPTE-C, BT.709, or User.
Selects marker type and adjusts safety area sizes for 16:9 and 4:3 screens.
Enables center marker display and selects marker color from various options.
Sets display style outside safety area and adjusts marker line thickness.
Sets custom marker positions (H1/H2 for horizontal, V1/V2 for vertical) and saves them.
Controls for enabling timecode display and setting its screen position.
Sets the duration for OSD menu display and its transparency level.
Configures menu screen position and IMD/UMD display modes.
Options for displaying closed captions, including service types and line selection.
Enables V-Chip data display and selects preferred CC708 caption services.
Allows user selection of caption display lines for CC608 service.
Assigns audio groups and selects audio channels for left and right outputs.
Controls for enabling, sizing, positioning, and orienting audio level meters.
Adjusts the decay time for the audio level meters.
Selects audio source for 3G SDI and configures speaker output source and volume.
Turns on or off the external monitor control function via GPI.
Assigns specific functions to each of the six GPI ports.
Sets monitor ID for serial control and enables serial remote mode.
Configures network connection using DHCP or Static IP for remote control.
Assigns connection ports for multiple monitors and explains MAC address.
Assigns functions to the front panel function buttons (1-4).
Adjusts screen backlight intensity and displays test patterns.
Controls front LED status and locks front buttons to prevent accidental changes.
Loads predefined settings or saves current configuration for later use.
Instructions for updating firmware and locating the firmware version number.
Indicates the total operating hours of the monitor.
Requirements for firmware files, USB memory format (FAT32), and locating files.
Details on setting update mode via SYSTEM menu and executing the update.
Information on error messages during USB access and seeking help from BON Electronics.
Diagram and pin assignment for connecting GPI ports using RJ-45 connectors.
Diagram and terminal assignment for the RJ-11 update port.
Details on assigning functions to GPI pins and control logic for pins 1-7 and GND.
List of input signal switching functions that can be assigned to GPI ports.
List of control functions like Menu, Aspect, Scan, and H/V Delay assignable to GPI.
Functions related to display modes, LEDs, and tally signals for GPI assignment.
Details on free repair service provided within 12 months of purchase.
Conditions under which warranty service may not be provided or may be charged.
Information regarding repair services required after the 12-month free service period.
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