Barco Understanding MIVD Calibration and OSD Settings
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Equal pix...................Selects the number of successive pixels with

the same digital value used in amplitude and black level calibration.

Decrease this number for video signals with a lot of noise.

Phase offset .............Adds a phase difference to the value derived

after phase calibration.

This can be used to compensate for distortions on the video signal.

Apix Range...............Contains the functions Clk Start and Clk Stop.

These are the numbers of pixels for the Autocal routine to start and stop with.

By default, the number of lines in the image is taken as the number of pixels for Autocal to start its calculations. The double of this start number is taken as the number of pixels for Autocal to stop. By increasing the start number and decreasing the stop number, you narrow the range for the Autocal routine. As a result, Autocal goes faster.

OSD

Here you can change some of the on-screen display’s (OSD) parameters.

These are the OSD settings:

Hor. Pos

The horizontal position

Vert. Pos

The vertical position

Timeout On

To switch the OSD timeout on or off. A check

 

mark (3) means it is switched on, a cross (2)

 

means it is off.

 

When switched on, the OSD disappears

 

automatically after 300 seconds of inactivity.

ALC

ALC (ambient light compensation) is a system that adapts the panel light output automatically, based on the ambient light measured by the ALC sensor at the front of the display.

Here you can adjust the ALC parameters. These are the ALC settings:

min Light

This is the panel light output that corresponds

 

to the minimum ambient light, measured by the

 

ALC sensor.

User manual MIVD 1218

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Contents Mivd Page CAN/CSA-C22.2 No .1-M90 c UL Safety instructionsContents OSD ALC Introduction OverviewOptions Memory scan modesControls and connectors Package contentsInput panel at the rear Precautions InstallationTo remove the strap Connecting the signalsTo connect analog video & sync signals To put the foot cover in place Starting up Navigating through the menus OperationSaving changes To enter the menu Controlling contrast and brightnessTo change contrast or brightness manually To select the calibrated position Controlling the light outputAdditional information Calibrating the display When do you need to calibrate?Required test pattern Different calibration functions To perform the calibrationsGeneral information Getting informationTo perform the adjustments Adjusting GeometryTiming information Automatically when possible. E.g., if the image SettingsTest Pattern Input SelectionLookup Tables Filter Power LedALC active Dpms activeDe-interlacing Advanced settingsCAL options OSD Factory reset Scan modeControl wheel Service Cleaning instructions MaintenancePanel CabinetPixel Faults TroubleshootingCalibration not successful Technical specifications W x D Dimensions

MIVD 1218 specifications

The Barco MIVD 1218 is a state-of-the-art multi-image video display processor that stands out for its advanced features and cutting-edge technologies. Designed for professionals in fields such as command and control, security, and large-scale events, this device enhances the visualization capabilities and enables seamless integration of multiple video sources.

One of the main features of the MIVD 1218 is its impressive input and output capabilities. With support for a wide array of sources—ranging from standard video signals to high-definition and ultra-high-definition formats—this video processor ensures that users can easily incorporate different media types into their presentations. It supports a substantial number of input channels, making it ideal for complex setups where multiple feeds need to be managed simultaneously.

The MIVD 1218 boasts advanced image processing technologies that enhance the quality of visual outputs. It utilizes high-definition scaling and de-interlacing techniques to ensure that images are displayed with clarity and precision. This is crucial for applications where detail and accuracy are paramount, such as in surveillance operations or emergency response scenarios.

Another characteristic that sets the Barco MIVD 1218 apart is its user-friendly interface. It features an intuitive control system that allows operators to manage video feeds easily, switch between inputs, and adjust settings on the fly without requiring extensive training. This accessibility is critical in high-pressure environments where time and accuracy are of the essence.

Connectivity options are robust with the MIVD 1218. The unit includes a variety of ports, including HDMI, SDI, and DisplayPort, allowing for versatile integration into existing setups. Furthermore, it offers network connectivity for remote management and control, enabling operators to access the system from virtually anywhere.

Overall, the Barco MIVD 1218 is a powerful multi-image processor that combines advanced technology, flexibility, and ease of use. Its ability to handle multiple inputs, high-quality processing capabilities, and user-friendly design make it a top choice for professionals requiring reliable video management solutions in dynamic environments. Whether used in control rooms, during live events, or in emergency situations, the MIVD 1218 delivers unparalleled performance and clarity, ensuring that critical information is presented effectively.
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