Sharp PC-A250 User Manual download pdf (Page 19)

Waveform Monitor and Vector Scope Display

These enable users to monitor sources using the internal waveform and vector scope.

These displays also provide some of the same evaluation tools as larger dedicated

equipment. Both the waveform monitor and the vector scope offer zoom functions

for very precise signal adjustment (from zero to 20% video level). In addition, the

waveform monitor includes a line select feature, so users can adjust levels based on

individual areas of the screen. Both displays have two-channel audio monitoring. In

conjunction with the Picture & Picture function*, the waveform monitor and vector

scope display can monitor two camera signals.

* Supported with V1.1.

Vector scope

Waveform monitor

Camera focus image

“Monitor_AutoWhiteAdjustment” GUI image

Auto White Adjustment*

PVM-A250, PVM-A170, and PVM-741 monitors employ a software-based

color temperature (white balance) calibration function, which is called

Monitor_AutoWhiteAdjustment. Combined with a PC and commercially available

calibration tools*

, this function enables simple adjustment of the monitor’s white

balance.

*1 Supported with V1.1.

*2 The Konica Minolta CA-210/CA-310/CS-200, DK-Technologies PM5639/06, X-Rite i1 Pro/i1 Pro2, Photo Research

PR-655/670, Klein K-10, and JETI specbos 1211.

Camera Focus Function

PVM-A Series monitors can control the aperture

level of a video signal, and display images on

screen with sharpened edges to help camera

focus operation. Further to this, the sharpened

edges can be displayed in user-selectable

colors (white, red, green, blue, and yellow) for

more precise focusing.

Line-doubler Mode* for Field Check

The PVM-A250 and PVM-A170 offer a line-doubler mode which is helpful when

checking for line flicker.

* Supported with V1.1.

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Sharp PC-A250 User Manual Page 19