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General| Screen Size | 7.9 inches |
|---|---|
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Power Supply | DC 12V |
| Resolution | 1024 x 768 |
| Panel Type | LCD |
| Viewing Angle | 170° horizontal/170° vertical |
| Input Connectors | HDMI |
| Video Inputs | HDMI |
Identifies the product as an LCD Video Monitor for operating instructions.
Specifies the model number BT-LH80WP for operating instructions.
Specifies the model number BT-LH80WE for operating instructions.
Essential safety warnings regarding electric shock, fire hazards, liquid exposure, and ventilation.
Details FCC compliance for digital devices, including emission limits and user responsibilities.
Provides US environmental notice regarding mercury and battery recycling information.
Instructions on not removing panel covers, and warnings about fire/shock and liquid exposure.
Guidelines for maintaining adequate ventilation and controlling temperature for safe operation.
Information on battery usage as a power source and proper disposal methods.
Lists included standard accessories like battery mount terminal block and screw spacers.
Details available optional units such as the SDI input unit and VF Cable Set.
Product is designed for commercial use by persons with related expertise.
Explains acceptable pixel variations (less than 0.01%) and not indicative of malfunction.
Instructions for panel care and information on potential image burn-in with continuous display.
Discusses how temperature, strong light, and humidity affect display characteristics and quality.
Overview of the monitor's design, key technologies like IP conversion, and advanced focus adjustment features.
Emphasizes the unit's compact body, lightweight, and low energy consumption.
Provides a diagram showing the physical dimensions of the monitor in mm and inches.
Details the operation of all controls located on the front panel, including buttons and knobs.
Describes all input/output terminals, battery holder, and mounting points on the rear panel.
Instructions for installing and connecting an Anton/Bauer type battery pack.
Steps for installing a V-mount type battery holder and terminal block.
Guide on connecting and operating the monitor with an external DC power supply.
Important notes regarding DC cable length, power priority, and connection order for external power.
Explains how to connect the unit to broadcasting/business cameras to use it as a viewfinder.
Details the VF cable and DC cable connections for viewfinder operation.
Lists camera-recorders compatible with DC power supply and advises contacting vendor for others.
Details the various information displayed on the operating status screen.
Explains the status display for picture adjusting knobs and their operation.
Explains the sharpness display and its disappearance when idle.
Details the function display and its operation with FUNCTION buttons.
Explains the display of DC power supply voltage and battery level.
Describes the main menu display and its disappearance when idle.
Step-by-step guide on how to navigate and operate through the main and sub menus.
Instructions on how to save current settings and adjustments as user data.
Instructions on how to load previously saved user data.
Provides an overview of the main menu structure and its various configuration options.
Details various marker settings including aspect ratio, area markers, and background brightness.
Illustrates different types of markers (16:9, 4:3, Area, Center) and their display.
Explains settings related to video configuration, including color temperature, sharpness, and aspect ratio.
Details the IP conversion modes (MODE1, MODE2) and their suitability for different image conditions.
Describes how to adjust White Balance (WB) using Gain and Bias settings for different color temperatures.
Covers system configuration settings like CONT/BACK, BACKLIGHT, PEAKING/PHASE, STATUS DISPLAY, SETUP LOAD/SAVE, and PWR ON SETUP.
Explains VF configuration settings such as VF CONTROL, CROSS HATCH, REAR TALLY, ZEBRA, and RETURN CH.
Details how to assign functions to buttons (FUNCTION1-3) and the FUNCTION DISPLAY settings.
Lists conditions under which various FUNCTION settings are disabled or restricted.
Explains how to use the Wave Form Monitor (WFM) function and its display.
Details the PIXEL TO PIXEL function and how to adjust pixel position using PIXEL POS. +/-.
Illustrates the display position sequence for PIXEL POS. +/- during HD (1080i, 720P) and SD signal input.
Explains the FOCUS-IN-RED function for highlighting focused areas and sensitivity adjustment.
Details the CROSS HATCH function for displaying composition markers and density levels.
Covers GPI CONTROL settings for enabling/disabling functions and assigning functions to GPI terminals.
Explains how to select input lines (YPBPR, VF, VIDEO, SDI) and set signal formats.
Covers control settings for LOCAL/REMOTE operation and front control enable/disable.
Explains the HOURMETER for displaying power distribution time and backlight activation time.
Lists functions assignable to GPI terminals and their operating conditions (Level/Edge operation).
Notes restrictions for SD ASPECT and MARKER items when using GPI.
Shows the RS-232C terminal pin arrangement and connection diagram.
Explains the RS-232C command format, response formats, and communication conditions.
Details various setting commands for input switch, image quality, marker settings, and more.
Details query commands for checking input selection, image quality, color temperature, sharpness, and aspect ratio.
Explains the necessity of periodical maintenance services due to consumable part deterioration like the backlight.
Provides standard maintenance time guidelines and items to be performed, like backlight replacement.
Lists common error and warning displays, their visual cues, and recommended solutions.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning the monitor's cabinet and display panel, with associated precautions.
Summarizes general, panel, and input connector specifications for the monitor.
Lists compatible signal formats for VIDEO, VF-VIDEO, VF-YPBPR, YPBPR, and SDI inputs.
Provides information on the disposal of used electrical and electronic equipment for private households and business users.
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