Marshall Electronics M-LYNX-503 Bedienungsanleitung

Marshall Electronics Broadcast A/V Division

Model No. M-LYNX-503

Triple 5” Rackmountable Monitor with HDMI,

3G-SDI and Composite Inputs

Operating Instructions

V.1.0

Marshall Electronics M-LYNX-503 / Operating Instructions

1. OVERVIEW

2. UNPACKING

3. INSTALLATION

2 3

The M-LYNX-503 provides three independent wide-screen displays in only 2RU rack height

and very slim 1.75” (44.5mm) depth. Each display has inputs for 3GSDI, HDMI and standard

composite analog video sources. The SDI and HDMI digital inputs provide active loop-through

connections while the composite input is self-terminating with passive loop-through.

Controls are conveniently placed on the front panel (computer not required). Menus are straight-

forward and intuitive. Front panel headphone jacks allow monitoring of embedded digital audio

(SDI and HDMI) as well as analog audio (for composite video AV input). Large, three color tally

lights above each screen operate from standard GPI connections (contact closure or open-

collector pull-down) for maximum compatibility with existing systems.

Carefully unpack the M-LYNX-503 monitor and verify the following items are included:

1. M-LYNX-503 Monitor

2. Power supply with AC cord

3. Operating Instructions

Inspect the unit for any physical damage that may have occurred during shipping. Should there be

any damage, immediately contact Marshall Electronics at (800) 800-6608. If you are not located

within the continental United States, call +1 (310) 333-0606.

The M-LYNX-503 is designed to mount in a standard 19” equipment rack using the pre-installed

mounting ears. Once mounted, the monitor may be tilted to the ideal viewing position. Care

should be taken to allow sufcient slack in cables attached to the monitor so as not to bind when

the monitor is tilted. Also, check that the ventilation holes are not obstructed by other equipment

in the rack.

Connections, Power On and Initial Setup

1. 4-pin Power Connector

4-pin XLR DC power input compatible with typical broadcast television camera 12-volt power

supplies. Caution: Some 4-pin power supplies provide 24 volts. These are NOT compatible with

this monitor. Please check the label on the power supply before connecting.

2. TALLY Connector

The tally light above each monitor is controlled by grounding the appropriate pin on the Tally

connector as shown in the table. Caution: External power should never be applied to the Tally

connector.

Note: Each screen has its own full complement of video input connections.

Power, TALLY and LAN connections go to all screens

Pin number Signal

GND

No connection

+12V

Screen #1 Screen #2 Screen #3 Tally

1 6 11 Green Light

2 7 12 Red Light

3 8 13 Yellow Light

4 9 14 Ground

4 5

Plug the included power supply into an AC power source (100 – 240 Volts @ 50/60 Hz). Attach the

power connector to the back of the monitor. (Alternatively, a standard camera-type 12-volt power

supply with an XLR-4 connector may be used).

Connect the required cables for video signal input and output.

The monitor defaults to “ON” when power is connected. The Marshall name will rst appear then

video will be automatically detected and displayed on the screen. If video does not appear, press

the INPUT button on the front panel to select an active source. HDMI and SDI inputs have active

loop through connections. Active loop-through does not work if main power is remove from the

monitor. Front power buttons have no effect on loop-through operation.

When main power is rst applied to the M-LYNX-503, the input selection defaults to the last used

source. To see other sources, press the Input button to cycle through three choices: HDMI, SDI

and AV (composite analog).

Headphone audio level may be quickly adjusted any time by pressing the ◄and ►buttons.

The power button for each screen is located just above the headphone jack. The button lights up

green when the screen is ON.

To conrm that main power is being supplied to the internal components, a red LED light for each

screen is visible through the ventilation holes on top.

4. BASIC OPERATION

FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

INPUT – Select HDMI, SDI, AV sources

◄► - Headphone Volume and Menu navigation

MENU – Open / Back / Close the main menu window

▲▼ - Menu Navigation

F1 & F2 – Turn User Programmed Function On/Off

O - Power On/Off

O - Headphone Jack

Marshall Electronics M-LYNX-503 / Operating Instructions

1. IMAGE

Adjust appearance: chroma saturation, brightness, etc.

Pic. Mode: Select between three Presets and User setting.

Standard: Settings are in their mid-range.

Dynamic: Contrast and Chroma Saturation are boosted.

Mild: Brightness, Contrast and Saturation are reduced.

User: Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Sharpness can be adjusted individually.

Color Temp: Select 6500, 9300 or User.

6500: Display white balance approximates 6500K (standard).

9300: Display white balance approximates 9300K (cool).

User: Red, Green and Blue gains may be adjusted to achieve the desired white balance.

Tint: Used to correct issues with composite video sources. All colors are affected.

Tint is generally not applicable to digital video sources.

2. DISPLAY

Set the On-screen language, aspect ratio, menu position and other basic display functions.

Language: Select the On-screen language for menus and messages.

Aspect Ratio: Select the displayed aspect ratio to t the source.

Auto: The monitor will set the aspect ratio based upon characteristics of the incoming video.

4:3: Video is t into a 4:3 window. This is a common setting for Standard Denition video

16:9: Video is t into a 16:9 window. This is the standard aspect ratio for HD video.

Zoom 1: Picture is enlarged and cropped a small amount.

Zoom 2: Picture is enlarged and cropped twice as much as Zoom 1.

Just Scan: Picture is t to just meet the edges of the display area.

Panorama: Picture is shown in “letter box” format (2.35:1 aspect ratio).

When the Menu button is pressed, a screen similar to this picture appears:

Four icons across the top of the window represent four Main Menu categories.

Use the ◄► arrow buttons to move to the desired category.

5. MENU FUNCTIONS

1. IMAGE

2. DISPLAY

3. MARKERS

4. USER FUNCTION

1 2 3 4

3. MARKERS

Select On-screen markers, image ip, focus assist and other assistance tools.

Center Marker: Places a “cross hairs’ marker in the exact center of the image.

Safe Frame: Creates a border to indicate a safe area for camera framing

Adjustable from 80% to 96% and 2.35 wide aspect.

Image Freeze: Holds the current image on screen until Freeze is turned off.

Image Flip: Flip the displayed image to compensate for special lenses or mirrors.

Use the ◄► buttons to choose:

H_V Flip: Image is ipped top to bottom and left to right.

H Flip: Image is ipped left to right (mirror).

V Flip: Image is ipped top to bottom.

Check Field: Use the ◄► to display a single primary color or no color (monochrome).

P2P: Pixel-to-Pixel mode. Image pixels are mapped 1:1 to display pixels. (Scaling

off). In most cases, this will have the appearance of expanding the image.

Focus Assist: This is a tool to assist setting sharp focus on a video camera.

When this mode is ON, the picture will be monochrome with a red border around objects in the

image. As the camera lens is adjusted, the red border will be brighter or dimmer. Brighter =

sharper focus.

4. FUNCTIONS

Program the user Function buttons.

F1: & F2: Use the ◄► and ▲▼ buttons to chose a function from this list:

Center marker

Safe Frame

Check Field

Focus Assist

Aspect Ratio

Image Flip

P2P

Image Freeze

No Signal: Select the color background that appears when there is no video input.

OSD Trans: Adjust whether On Screen Display text is transparent.

OSD H: Adjust horizontal position of On Screen Display text.

OSD V: Adjust vertical position of On Screen Display text.

Zoom All: Expands the picture on the screen in all directions by pressing the ►button

Normal (default) setting is “0”.

OSD Time: Set the number of seconds text messages will remain on the screen.

U/D Zoom: Expands the picture on screen vertically using the ◄► buttons.

L/R Zoom: Expands the picture on the screen horizontally using the ◄► buttons.

USB Upgrade: Initiate rmware update from a computer attached to the USB port.

Reset: Press the ►button to set the display back to its original (default) state.

Note: The current rmware version appears at the bottom of this page.

Marshall Electronics M-LYNX-503 / Operating Instructions

Panel size 5.0-inch TFT LCD

Resolution 800 x RGB x 480

Backlight type LED

Dot pitch 0.045(W) x 0.135 (H)

Aspect radio 16:10

Brightness (in cd/m²) 400

Contrast 500:1

Finish Anti-glare

Viewing Angles (CR>=10) 70°/70°(L/R) 50°/70°(U/D)

Input HDMI / 3GSDI / AV (composite)

AV PAL - 4.43 / NTSC - 3.58

HDMI

with loop-through

480i /480p /576i /576p (59.94/50)

720p (60/59.94/50/30/29/25/24/23.98)

1080i (60/59.94/50)

1080p (60/59.94/50/30/29.97/25/24/24/23.98/23.98)

3G-SDI

with loop-through

ITU-R BT.656 576i

SMPTE-125M 480i

SMPTE-274M 1080i (60/59.94/50)

1080p (30/29.97/25/24/24/23.98/23.98)

SMPTE-296M 720p (60/59.94/50/30/29/25/24/23.98)

SMPTE-424M 1080i (60/59.94/50)

1080p (60/59.94/50)

Earphone jack Stereo 3.5mm

Input voltage DC: 7.0~18.0V

Power consumption 24W

Dimensions

(including connectors)

19.2”W x 5.14”H x 1.75”D

485.6mm W x 130.5mm H x 44.5mm D

Weight (main body) 3.25lbs, 1.48 Kg

5. SPECIFICATIONS

Marshall Electronics, Inc.

1910 East Maple Ave. El Segundo, CA 90245

Tel: (800) 800-6608 / (310) 333-0606 • Fax: 310-333-0688

www.LCDracks.com

[email protected]

Warranty

Marshall Electronics warranties to the rst consumer that this M-LYNX-503 triple 5” rackmount-

able monitor will, under normal use, be free from defects in workmanship and materials, when

received in its original container, for a period of one year from the purchase date. This warranty

is extended to the rst consumer only, and proof of purchase is necessary to honor the warranty.

If there is no proof of purchase provided with a warranty claim, Marshall Electronics reserves the

right not to honor the warranty set forth above. Therefore, labor and parts may be charged to the

consumer.

This warranty does not apply to the product exterior or cosmetics. Misuse, abnormal handling,

alterations or modications in design or construction void this warranty.

No sales personnel of the seller or any other person is authorized to make any warranties other

than those described above, or to extend the duration of any warranties on behalf of Marshall

Electronics, beyond the time period described above.

Note: Due to constant effort to improve products and product features, specications may

change without prior notice.

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