Page 2 - For your safety; Bolt the rack securely to the floor.
2 WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCKHAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THISEQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE ANDKEEP THIS EQUIPMENT AWAY FROM ALLLIQUIDS—USE AND STORE ONLY INLOCATIONS WHICH ARE NOT EXPOSED TOTHE RISK OF DRIPPING OR SPLASHINGLIQUIDS, AND DO NOT PLACE ANY LIQUIDCONTAINERS ON TOP OF THE EQUIP...
Page 4 - Introduction; Multiple formats supported
4 218 mm 176 mm 18 mm 150 mm 65 mm Introduction Designed for use in broadcasting and commercial applications, the model BT-LH900E is a slim-line and lightweight liquidcrystal video monitor with an 8.4-type liquid crystal screen.For use, secure it in place by, for instance, installing it in a rack by...
Page 5 - Function buttons; Parts and their functions
5 4 BLUE/ W W button This button is used to move the cursor or changesettings while a menu is displayed.If there is no menu display, it turns the blue-onlyfunction ON or OFF. When this function is set to ON,only the blue components among the RGBcomponents are displayed. HD ZOOM Tally lamps In the ab...
Page 6 - Image controls
6 4 Image controls These controls are used to adjust the peaking/colourphase, chroma, brightness and contrast. When a controlis pushed in, it pops out to enable adjustment. When anumerical value is changed from the default setting, thelamp to the left of the control lights.The adjustments performed ...
Page 7 - Analogue component/RGBS connectors; Main controls dedicated connector
7 Parts and their functions VIDEO OUT connector The video signals are output from this connector.Signals are passed through the : VIDEO IN connector and output from this connector. ; < SDI input connectors The SDI input signals are supplied to these connectorswhich support automatic HD/SD switchi...
Page 8 - Relocating the main controls
8 Relocating the main controls The main controls can be relocated to the bottom surface or right panel of the monitor depending on such factors as whereand how the monitor will be used. <Note> Before relocating the main control, make absolutely sure that the power has been turned off. 1 Discon...
Page 9 - Supplying the power; Using a V-mount battery pack
9 Supplying the power An Anton Bauer, V-mount or other such type of battery pack or an AC power source can be used to power this monitor. 1 Install the Anton Bauer type of battery pack. Battery pack 1 Remove the battery holder. Battery holder 2 Install the accessory metal battery mount. Metal batter...
Page 10 - Using an AC power supply; GND
10 Supplying the power Cosmetic screws A total of eight cosmetic screws are provided with themonitor for use at such times when the main controls havebeen relocated. (Refer to page 8)Since these screws also serve to protect the internalmechanisms, do not leave the screw holes empty but placethe scre...
Page 11 - How to use the on-screen menus; Menu display; XW; Status display
11 How to use the on-screen menus Four kinds of information—menus, status displays, image control settings and battery voltage—can be displayed on thescreen. Menu display This display appears when the MENU/EXIT button ispressed. If no further action is taken for the next 120seconds, the display will...
Page 12 - Battery voltage display; Image control display
12 How to use the on-screen menus Battery voltage display Concerning the signal formats The battery voltage information is displayed all the timewhen ON has been selected as the BATTERY REMAINitem setting on the OSD screen of the main menu.It indicates the voltage level of the battery. If an AntonBa...
Page 13 - Menu operations
13 Menu operations Menu operations MENU/EXIT button Use the HD ZOOM/ X button and BLUE/ W button to move the cursor, and select the desired menu using theFUNCTION/ENTER button. 1 2 When the MENU/EXIT button is pressed, the mainmenu appears on the screen. [MAIN] MARKER 4 VIDEO CONFIG 4 SYSTEM CONFIG ...
Page 14 - User data; Saving the user data; Loading the user data
14 User data This monitor enables the menu settings and screen values which have been adjusted by the image controls to be saved infive user data files which can then be loaded as required.The following data can be saved and loaded as user data files: ≥ All menu settings (including the function sett...
Page 15 - MAIN MENU; Menu configuration
15 MAIN MENU Menu configuration MARKER MARKER SELECT MARKER 16:9 MARKER 4:3 GAMMA SELECT SHARPNESS H SHARPNESS V BATTERY REMAIN STATUS DISPLAY CRCC MESSAGE MENU POSITION STATUS POSITION ROTARY POSITION COLOR TEMP. SHARPNESS MODE CONTROL LOCAL ENABLE BACKLIGHT TIME SD ASPECT I-P MODE MONO BACKLIGHT F...
Page 16 - Menu items
16 MAIN MENU The underlined setting indicates the factory setting mode. Item Setting Description Item Setting Description MARKER SELECT MENUGPI For setting whether the marker displaysettings are to be performed using themenu or from the GPI connector. MENU : The operations are performed using the me...
Page 17 - Types of markers; Centre marker
17 MAIN MENU Types of markers 4:3 markers 13:9 markers 14:9 markers 95% area markers 93% area markers 88% area markers 80% area markers Markers are displayed only in the form of vertical lines.The shaded areas indicate what is set by the MARKER BACK item. 95% area markers 93% area markers 88% area m...
Page 18 - VIDEO CONFIG
18 MAIN MENU The underlined setting indicates the factory setting mode. Item Setting Description Item Setting Description GAMMA SELECT GPINORMALFILM For setting the gamma mode. GPI: This is the GPI setting. Fordetails, refer to “REMOTEspecifications” (page 22). NORMAL: The normal gamma mode isestabl...
Page 19 - GPI; SYSTEM CONFIG
19 Item Setting Description GPI1-8 UNDEFMARKER1 ON/OFFMARKER2 ON/OFFMARKER BACK HALFMARKER BACK BLACKCENTER MARKERINPUT SEL. SDI1INPUT SEL. SDI2INPUT SEL. VIDEOINPUT SEL. YPBPR/RGBSD ASPECTHD ZOOMBACKLIGHT MIN.R.TALLYG.TALLYMONO ON/OFFGAMMA SELECTWFM ON/OFF For allocating particularfunctions to part...
Page 20 - INPUT SELECT
20 MAIN MENU INPUT SELECT Item Setting Description SDI1 * 1 OFFON For setting whether the SDI 1 signals canbe selected when the channels are to beswitched using the INPUT button. OFF: The SDI 1 signals cannot be selected. ON: The SDI 1 signals can be selected. FORMAT AUTO1080/60I1080/50I1080/30P1080...
Page 21 - CONTROL
21 CONTROL Item Setting Description CONTROL LOCALREMOTE For selecting where the operations are tobe initiated. LOCAL: Only operations initiated from themain controls can be performed.Remote control operations cannotbe performed. REMOTE: Remote control operations can beperformed, but no operationsini...
Page 22 - List of functions allocated; REMOTE specifications; GPI connector
22 List of functions allocated The function which can be allocated to the pins are listedbelow. REMOTE specifications Pin no. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Signal GPI1 GPI2 GPI3 GPI4 GND GPI5 GPI6 GPI7 GPI8 5 4 3 2 1 9 8 7 6 Connector (9P) This monitor can be operated by remote control using theGPI connector an...
Page 23 - Error and warning displays; CRCC error; Inverter error
23 Error and warning displays If an error has occurred in the monitor for some reason, an error or warning display will appear on the screen. ± CRCC error ≥ When this error appears When the SDI signals contain an error, the CRCC error display appears on the screen.When a menu is displayed, the error...
Page 24 - Maintenance and inspections; Necessity for periodic maintenance and
24 Maintenance and inspections ≥ Wipe off any dust or dirt on the monitor and LCD panel with a soft cloth. For stubborn dirt or stains, wipe the monitor and LCD panel with a cloth that has been lightly dampened with well-dilutedkitchen detergent and wrung out thoroughly, then finish it off with a dr...
Page 25 - Specifications
25 Specifications indicates safety information. Dimensions (W a H a D): 218 a 176 a 65 mm (When the main controls have been installed at the bottom of the monitor) Weight: 2.0 kg (main unit only) Ambient operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C Ambient operating humidity: 10% to 85% (no condensation) Am...
Page 26 - MEMO
