Connector Locations and Diagrams | Clarity SN-4620-1080 manual

Connector Locations and Diagrams

Bay Cat Video Model connector locations

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Bay Cat Broadcast Model connec- tor locations

2.708	2.990		2.902
	2.990		2.902
			1.000
		3.250	11.370
		1.250
		1.874
		2.534
		3.125
	3.716		17.640
		27.888
	2X 1.265		1.000
			1.000
			11.370
			14.620
	2X 1.029	.700
			17.190
		.550
		1.100
		1.898
	2.538		18.577
	27.888

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Clarity SN-4620-1080 manual Connector Locations and Diagrams

Contents

User Guide Page User Guide Page Table of Contents Maintenance Introduction What are the Main Features of Bay Cat X? What features were added to Bay Cat X? You Should Have These Accessories Standard accessoriesOptional accessories Safety for You and Bay Cat Wall mounts must be secure Installing Installing the DVI Board or SDI Board Page Page Installing the Bay Cat X Wall Bracket Installing the wall bracketVentilation Portrait or Landscape Hanging the Bay Cat X on the Wall Bracket Two-person jobTwo orientations Locking and unlockingPage Connecting Power Normal operationPage Connecting Picture Sources Video Model Connecting RS232 Communication Connecting for RS232 controlWiring the adapter RS232 IDs Addressing Bay Cat Group ID Unit IDType Affect on Bay Cat Addresses RS232 Connector Location Configuring Bay Cat Quick Start Quick startBase Video Broadcast Picture If you see no picture … About the remoteIf the remote doesn’t work Setting up a Bay Cat How does Input Level relate to Color Balance?What does Input Level do? What does Color Balance do? Selecting the Picture Component video sourcesDVD and component video sources Composite Video and S-Video Digital Component YPbPr Adjusting Levels for Digital Computer Sources Input LevelsPage Adjusting Levels for Analog Computer Sources Why adjust levels?Semi-automatic adjustment Adjusting levels for computer sources manually Full automatic adjustment of levelsAuto Setup Options Adjusting Levels for Video Sources Adjusting the pictureAdjusting with color bars Adjusting with any picture Brightness 140 Contrast 165 Saturation 150 Hue 128 Blue Only Aspect Ratio and Scale Mode Aspect Ratio & Wall Scale Mode Affect on Input Type One to One Adjusting Sharpness Sharpness Settings Position Image PositionSize & Position Picture PositionPage Using an external processor Using Clarity’s Big PictureTiling a Display Frame Compensation Width Saving Your Work & Recalling a Memory Enter Memory What Is Saved? And Where? Switching modesParameter Specific to Global Mode Input Memory Possible issue with Mode specific memory Switching input connectorsPossible issue with Input specific memory Global parameters Scaling and Cropping Page Adjusting Color Balance Understanding Color TemperatureFor one Bay Cat X only Color Balance Adjusting Color Temperature To adjust an array of Bay Cat Xs for Color BalanceColor Balancing Backlight Control Tips for color balancing Using Zoom and Position Zoom and PositionPosition Zoom Image Resolution Zoom Top & LeftThis unit Zoom Bottom & Right Viewport Adjustment What is Viewport?Viewport Top & Left Viewport Auto Adjustment Options Advanced OptionsMenu Options Menu Options Setup button About the input memoriesLogo Capture Logo Capture Image was scaled when you captured it Logo capture guidelines Plug and Play Edid Enable HD Interlaced Content MotionMiscellaneous Options Preferred Source DetectionPage Backlight Control Auto backlight control Set the Backlight Control Mode to Manual Manual backlight control Serial Port Settings Setting Unit IDsAdapter from computer to RJ45 Diagnostics for RS232 DiagnosticsResponse type and terminator Most Recent To change sources input connectors To disable the remote controlOther Operations Input system caches Page Maintenance Cleaning the Screen Cloth to use Troubleshooting Basic Bay Cat X Troubleshooting Steps Troubleshooting Checklist Baud RATE. It must be Diagnostics, Test Patterns To turn on a Test PatternTo turn off a Test Pattern Unit Status Unit Status Test PatternsCustom Test Pattern Color Page Reference Menu Structures … Menu Structures PicturePicture Main Menu Menu Item Description Settings Picture Menu Options Picture Input Levels Main Menu Picture Input Levels Menu Options Menu Item Description Size and Position Size & Position Menu Options Aspect Ratio and Wall Aspect Ratio and Wall Menu Options Memory MemoryRecall Memory Options and Settings Menu Option/Setting Description Settings/Values Diagnostics Unit Status Unit Status Settings Setting Description Diagnostics RS232 Port Status Serial Port Status Settings Diagnostics Test Patterns Test Patterns Test Pattern Diagnostics Setup Summary Setup Summary Hours System Time 0063645 Running Time 0053200 Advanced Options Color Balance Color Balance Settings Advanced Options Miscellaneous Settings Miscellaneous Settings Advanced Options Backlight Settings Backlight Control Menu Options Advanced Options Serial Port Settings & Auto Setup Options Serial Port Settings Options Auto Setup Options Advanced Options Menu Options and Message In Picture Message In Picture Menu Options and Message in Picture Options Advanced Options Capture Custom Logo Logo Capture Menu Options Plays the following note Advanced Program Information Program Information 105 Remote Control Buttons 106 107 108 109 110 111 Dimensions in inches Drawings 113 Connector Locations and Diagrams Wiring for RS232 9-pin to RJ45 adapter Optimizing Your Clarity Display 117 When Edid doesn’t work Edid What It Is and How It WorksHow Edid works Edid too small for Clarity displays Uncheck the Plug and Play box and reboot the com- puter Glossary of Terms Term MeaningClarity Display Aspect Ratio See also YPbPr Wxga 123 Specifications for Bay Cat Specification Maximum Minimum TypicalElectrical and Heat Specification Maximum Minimum Typical Optical Specification Maximum Minimum Typical Environmental Specification Maximum Minimum Typical UL60950 Safety of IT Equipment Regulatory InformationFCC Regulations Other Certifications 128 Index LCD 131 TIR, see temporary image retention 133 Feedback About Manuals 136 Describe the problem My Clarity Reseller isBut first Un-helpful language