HD/SD 6-inch LCD Waveform Monitor

WM-3014
Instruction Manual

Ver.1.00

HD/SD 6-inch LCD Waveform Monitor

WM-3014
Instruction Manual
 2006.8
Ver.1.00

ASTRODESIGN,Inc

CONTENTS
CONTENTS..................................................................................................................................................................... i
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................................... iv
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.............................................................................................................................................. iv
Concerning the monitor....................................................................................................................................... iv
Concerning the power cord................................................................................................................................. iv
Concerning foreign matter ................................................................................................................................... v
Concerning the power supply .............................................................................................................................. v
Concerning the liquid crystal................................................................................................................................ v
Concerning impact.............................................................................................................................................. vi
Concerning the installation and operation locations............................................................................................ vi
Concerning problems due to the nature of liquid crystal .....................................................................................vii
Chapter 1 CONCERNING THE WM-3014...................................................................................................................1
Outline of WM-3014.............................................................................................................................................1
Chapter 2 PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS ..............................................................................................................3
2.1 WM-3014 front panel view and parts ..........................................................................................................3 2.2
WM-3014 rear panel view and parts ...........................................................................................................6 Chapter 3
OPERATION...............................................................................................................................................9 3.1
Connection procedure ................................................................................................................................9 3.2 Usage
 .........................................................................................................................................................9 3.3 Concerning the
screens............................................................................................................................10 3.4
Operation..................................................................................................................................................16 3.4.1
PICTURE1 mode........................................................................................................................17 3.4.1.1 Function
screen .........................................................................................................17 3.4.1.2 Brightness setting
screen...........................................................................................18 3.4.1.3 Contrast setting
screen..............................................................................................19 3.4.1.4 Chroma setting
screen...............................................................................................20 3.4.1.5 Gamma setting
screen...............................................................................................22 3.4.1.6 Other image setting
screen........................................................................................23 3.4.1.7 Color setting
screen...................................................................................................25 3.4.2 PICTUER2
mode........................................................................................................................26 3.4.2.1 Normal screen
...........................................................................................................26 3.4.2.2 User marker setting
screen........................................................................................28 3.4.2.3 Color setting
screen...................................................................................................29 3.4.3 PICTURE3
mode........................................................................................................................30 3.4.3.1 Regular screen
..........................................................................................................30 3.4.3.2 Color setting
screen...................................................................................................31 3.4.4 WAVEFORM
mode.....................................................................................................................32 3.4.4.1 Function screen
.........................................................................................................32 3.4.4.2 DISPLAY setting
screen.............................................................................................33 3.4.4.3 SWEEP setting
screen...............................................................................................34 3.4.4.4 GAIN/MAG setting
screen..........................................................................................36

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3.4.4.5 CURSOR setting screen............................................................................................38
3.4.4.6 SETTING mode setting screen..................................................................................39
3.4.4.7 Color setting screen...................................................................................................41
3.4.5 VECTOR mode........................................................................................................................... 42
3.4.5.1 Regular screen ..........................................................................................................42
3.4.5.2 VECTOR mode setting screen...................................................................................44
3.4.5.3 Color setting screen...................................................................................................45
3.4.6 STATUS mode............................................................................................................................ 46
3.4.6.1 Regular screen ..........................................................................................................46
3.4.6.2 Color setting screen...................................................................................................47
3.4.7 AUDIO mode .............................................................................................................................. 48
3.4.7.1 Audio level meter screen ...........................................................................................48
3.4.7.2 Audio vector screen ...................................................................................................49
3.4.7.3 Color setting screen...................................................................................................50
3.4.8 Multi mode.................................................................................................................................. 52
3.4.8.1 Multi mode 1 screen ..................................................................................................52
3.4.8.2 Multi mode 2 screen ..................................................................................................54
3.4.9 PRESET mode ........................................................................................................................... 55 3.4.10 MENU
mode............................................................................................................................... 56 3.4.10.1 Regular screen
..........................................................................................................56 3.4.10.2 Color setting
screen...................................................................................................58 3.4.11 Compare
mode........................................................................................................................... 59 3.4.11.1 Outline
.......................................................................................................................59 3.4.11.2 Compare mode 1
 .......................................................................................................60 3.4.11.3 Compare mode 2
.......................................................................................................61 3.4.11.4 Compare mode 3
.......................................................................................................63 3.4.11.5 Compare mode 4
.......................................................................................................64 Chapter 4 MAIN SPECIFICATIONS
.......................................................................................................................... 65 4.1 Input
formats............................................................................................................................................. 65 4.2 Input signal
systems ................................................................................................................................. 66 4.3 Display system
......................................................................................................................................... 66 4.4 Headphones output
format ....................................................................................................................... 67 4.5 Concerning the adjustment
values ........................................................................................................... 68 4.6 Concerning the 4:3
function...................................................................................................................... 71 4.7 Concerning the audio level
meter ............................................................................................................. 73 4.8 Settings at initialization
............................................................................................................................. 74 Common setting
items.............................................................................................................................. 74 Setting items by
channel........................................................................................................................... 75 4.9 General specifications
.............................................................................................................................. 77 4.10 Outline
drawings....................................................................................................................................... 78 Chapter 5
STANDARD AND OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ........................................................................................ 79 5.1
Standard accessories ............................................................................................................................... 79

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CONTENTS

Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE AND OTHER PROCEDURES........................................................................................81

When the monitor does not operate properly.....................................................................................................81
When trouble or malfunctioning occurs..............................................................................................................81
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you very much for purchasing this model WM-3014 HD LCD waveform monitor.
This manual contains the procedures to be followed to operate the WM-3014, the checkpoints and precautions to
be observed, and so on.
Improper handling may result in malfunctioning. Before using the WM-3014, please read through these
instructions to ensure that you will operate the monitor correctly.
 After reading through the manual, keep it in a safe place for future reference.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

WARNING
Concerning the monitor

⸿ Do not subject the monitor to strong impact or throw it around. Doing so may
cause the liquid crystal to leak and/or the monitor to malfunction, rupture,
generate heat and/or cause a fire.
⸿ Do not use the monitor wherever there is a risk of ignition or explosions.
⸿ Do not place the monitor inside a microwave oven or other heating or cooking
appliance or pressure vessel. Doing so may cause heat or smoke to be generated
in the monitor, combustion and/or damage to the circuit components.
⸿ Inside the monitor are some high-voltage parts: since exposure to these parts
may result in electric shocks or burns and/or malfunctioning, refrain from
disassembling, repairing or remodeling the monitor.
⸿ If a thunderstorm should occur while the monitor is being used outdoors,
immediately turn off its power, disconnect the power cable from the main unit, and
move the monitor to a safe place.

Concerning the power cord

⸿ Always take hold of the molded part of the plug when disconnecting the power
cord.
⸿ Do not use force to bend the power cord or bunch it up for use. This may cause a
fire.
⸿ Do not place heavy objects on top of the power cord. This may damage the cord,
causing a fire or electrical shock.

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Concerning foreign matter

⸿ Do not spill liquids inside the monitor or drop inflammable objects or metal parts
into it. Operating the monitor under these conditions may cause a fire, electric
shocks and/or malfunctioning.
 CAUTION
Concerning the power supply

⸿ Use a supply voltage within the range of DC 10V to 18V ±5% for the monitor.
⸿ In order to avoid malfunctioning and trouble, it is recommended that the accessory
AC/DC adapter be used. In the event that another power supply is to be used,
ensure that its supply voltage and polarity are compatible with the monitor.
⸿ Do not turn the power back on immediately after having turned it off. Doing so can
cause malfunctioning.
⸿ Bear in mind that if the same DC power supply as microphones, amplifiers,
speakers and other audio products should be used for the monitor, the sound
may be adversely affected.

Concerning the liquid crystal

⸿ Due to the nature of liquid crystal, some picture elements may be missing (bright
spots, flashing spots, etc.) at times.
⸿ Do not touch any liquid crystal which has leaked from the liquid crystal panel.
If the liquid crystal panel has been inadvertently damaged and the liquid (liquid crystal) inside has leaked
out, keep the liquid away from your mouth and skin and do not inhale its vapors.

⸿ In the event that liquid crystal has made contact with your eyes or mouth, rinse it
off with water immediately. If it has come into contact with your skin or clothing,
wipe it off immediately with alcohol, and then wash it off with soap. Leaving it in
place may damage your skin or clothing.
⸿ Exercise care with the glass of a broken liquid crystal panel.
If the panel has broken, take care not to cut your hands on the glass shards. If you should touch an area
where the glass has broken off, you may injure yourself.

⸿ The LCD panel is a high-precision component and, as such, the following care
must be taken in its handling.
• Wiping the panel's surface with benzine, paint thinners, etc. will cause a deterioration in its quality. • If
water (salty water) is left on the display surface, discoloration and staining will result. • Exposing the
panel directly to ultraviolet rays for an extended period may cause the deflection panel to
turn brown, in turn causing the contrast to drop and other forms of deterioration to develop in the display
quality.
• Moisture inside the monitor due to condensation, etc. may cause unevenness in the colors.
• Directly tapping the surface or bumping it into objects may crack the panel, etc.
• Do not attempt to disassemble the panel since leaking liquid crystal may make contact with your skin,
which is hazardous.

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⸿ Handle the liquid crystal protective panel carefully.
Carefully wipe off any fingerprints or dirt on the liquid crystal protective panel with a cleaning agent used to
clean office automation equipment, for example. Rubbing the panel with too much force may mark or
damage the panel.

Concerning impact
 ⸿ This is a precision instrument and, as such, subjecting it to impact may cause
malfunctioning. Take special care when moving the monitor.
⸿ Do not drop the monitor.

Concerning the installation and operation locations

⸿ Installing the monitor in the following kinds of locations may cause

malfunctioning and/or accidents.
• Locations with an ambient temperature outside the range of 0 to 40 degrees Celsius (see Note 1)
• Locations with an ambient humidity outside the range of 30 to 80% RH
• Locations in the vicinity of an air conditioner or subject to rapid temperature changes or to the formation of
condensation
• Locations exposed to direct sunlight (see Note 2)
• Locations exposed to corrosive gases or high concentrations of dust
• Locations where strong magnetic fields are generated
• Locations where the monitor may be splashed with water, oil, chemicals, etc.
• Locations to which vibrations are transmitted from the floor
• Unstable locations

⸿ Take care to meet the following conditions in order to ensure that the monitor will
be used properly.
• Do not place heavy objects such as another monitor on top of the monitor.
• Avoid placing any objects around the monitor.

Note 1: When the surface temperature of the LCD panel exceeds 60 degrees Celsius, the panel's backlight
and other parts may be damaged.
Note 2: Exposing the panel directly to ultraviolet rays for an extended period may cause the deflection
panel to turn brown, in turn causing the contrast to drop and other forms of deterioration to develop
in the display quality.

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Concerning problems due to the nature of liquid crystal

The following minor problems may occur due to the nature of liquid crystal.

⸿ The liquid crystal's response time, brightness and colors may vary depending on
the ambient temperature.
⸿ Depending on what is displayed, unevenness in the brightness, flicker, vertical
 stripes and/or very small flecks may appear.
⸿ The optical characteristics of liquid crystal (such as unevenness in the brightness
or display) change in accordance with the operating time. These changes are
particularly apparent at low temperatures.
⸿ The display colors may change depending on the view angle. ⸿
Noise may appear on the startup screen.
⸿ Image lag may occur. Avoid displaying the same pattern for a prolonged period of
time.

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1 CONCERNING THE WM-3014

The WM-3014 is a compact, lightweight and portable LCD waveform monitor which comes in handy for monitoring the
pictures being shot during live broadcasts, on location or in studios.
The camera battery is supported as the power supply so that pictures, waveforms and sound can now be monitored
even in locations where it would be difficult to carry in equipment.
A full range of functions is provided including functions for adjusting the brightness, contrast and chroma levels as well
as functions for displaying markers.
Input signals in a total of 23 HDTV and two SDTV video formats as well as NTSC and PAL composite input signals are
supported. In regard to the PAL signals, however, the waveforms of the 3 lines each at the start and end of the video
signals will be more disturbed than in actuality.

Outline of WM-3014

⸿ 6.3-inch a-Si TFT LCD panel featured

⸿ HD-SDI, SD-SDI or YPbPr HD analog signals supported as the input ⸿
25 different video formats supported
Standards complied with by HD-SDI signals: SMPTE 292M, BTA S-004B standards
(1.485 Gbps SDI input)
Standards complied with by SD-SDI signals: SMPTE 259M standard (270 Mbps SDI input)
Standards complied with by analog input and supported formats:
SMPTE 274M, SMPTE 296M, BTA S-001B standards
Composite input (NTSC: SMPTE 170M, PAL: ITU-R.BT624-4 complied with in part)

⸿ SDI IN (⋅2), SDI MONITOR OUT, HD analog input (ANALOG Y, ANALOG Pb,
ANALOG Pr) and composite input (NTSC, PAL) connectors provided
* When composite signals are input, the waveforms displayed are the waveforms which appear after the
component signal conversion. In regard to the PAL signals, however, the waveforms of the 3 lines each at
the start and end of the video signals will be more disturbed than in actuality.

⸿ Image adjustment functions

Brightness adjustment function (brightness can be adjusted separately for G, B and R) ±50%
Contrast adjustment function (contrast can be adjusted separately for G, B and R) 0 to 200%
Chroma level adjustment function 0 to 200% Chroma boosting function
Separate ON/OFF functions for G, B and R
Peak function
Chroma signal OFF function
Gamma adjustment function (gamma can be adjusted separately for G, B and R)

⸿ Marker displays
Center marker, frame marker, safety markers (95%, 93%, 88%, 80%)
Markers for down-conversion (4:3, 13:9, 14:9)
Markers for cinema formats (2.35:1 Cinemascope, 1.85:1 Cinema Vista, 1.66:1 Euro Vista)
User variable markers

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⸿ Single-action operation for selecting input channels, partial display/non-display of
information, picture overlay and freeze/update using the switches on the front
panel
⸿ Many different display modes available
Picture, waveform, vector, audio level meter, audio vector mode, multi display and picture waveform
simultaneous display modes

⸿ Compare mode provided

Frozen images and the current images can be displayed for the purposes of comparison.

⸿ Lighting of red, green LEDs at top of screen using external control (contact supply
type)
⸿ Loading of preset data enabled by external control (contact supply type) ⸿ Preset
 switches provided on front panel (for loading and saving the preset data) ⸿
Automatic tracking of input signals supported
⸿ Automatic 1/1.000 and 1/1.001 frame rate tracking and input signal detection
functions
⸿ Reference input (HD analog tri-level sync, BB_525, BB_625)
⸿ CRC error detection function (during HD-SDI input) for input channels ⸿
Time code (VITC) display (during HD-SDI input)
⸿ Functions for locking the panel switches and storing the settings ⸿
Light weight and slim-line dimensions
⸿ DC 12V supported (10-18V)
⸿ Camera battery supported

2 PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

2.1 WM-3014 front panel view and parts

7 8 9 10
 INPUT

11
F1
WAVE
16 17 18 19
PRESET
MENU
P5 F2 F5 PICTURE

21 22 23 20 DISPLAY OVERLAY 12

OPE LOCK
OFF
52
ON
F3
FREEZE FUNC
12 13 14 15
24 25 3

P4 F4
MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
3
WM-3014 POWER
1
HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

Fig. 2.1 WM-3014 front panel view

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Table 2.1 Front panel parts
No. Part Description of function

1 POWER switch / LED This switch is used to turn the power ON and OFF.
(Its LED lights up green while the power is supplied.)

2 LOCK switch / LED This switch is used to lock the panel switches and save the settings
simultaneously. Wait appears at the bottom right of the screen while the
settings are being saved.
The settings which have been saved are loaded when the power is turned on.
(*1) (The LED of this switch lights up yellow while the panel switches are
locked.)

3 Mode switch This switch is used to select the monitor's mode.

PICTURE1 Mainly for performing the image adjustments on the picture screen.

PICTURE2 Mainly for selecting the auxiliary functions on the picture screen.
 PICTURE3 For showing the screen on which the settings items are not
displayed.

WAVEFORM For displaying the waveforms.

VECTOR For displaying the vectorscope.

STATUS For displaying the input data as numerical values.

AUDIO For displaying the embedded audio level meter or audio vectors.

MULTI For the multi display.

PRESET For establishing the read mode for the user settings stored inside
the monitor.

MENU For selecting the input signals, etc.

4 Adjustment dial This dial is used to adjust and select the settings.

5 Set switch For entering or canceling the settings.

6 Headphones jack The sound is output from this jack (diameter: 35 mm). (*2)

7 Liquid crystal display The images appear on this display.

8 TALLY 1 Tally lamp (red): This is controlled by the rear panel tally connector
(contact supply type).

9 TALLY 2 Tally lamp (green): This is controlled by the rear panel tally
connector (contact supply type).

10 1/4-20UNC threaded hole Threaded hole for the screw to secure the monitor
(used to secure the monitor to a tripod, arm, etc.).

11 INPUT switch This switch is used to select SDI A, SDI B, analog component or analog composite
for the input signals.
The input signals are selected in the following sequence: SDI A ⇒ SDI B ⇒
analog component ⇒ analog composite ⇒ SDI A (back to the first selection).

12 DISPLAY switch This switch is used to set whether the setting items of function indicators F1 to F5
Half Turn switch are to be displayed on the screen or not. When it is held down (for more than one
second), the top and bottom of the screen are inverted.

13 OVERLAY switch This switch is used to change the picture overlay settings. When it is held down
Color switch (for more than 1 second), the color setting screen appears.
(The color setting items differ according to the mode selected.)

14 FREEZE switch This switch is used to select freeze or update.

15 FUNC switch This switch is used to switch the setting items.

16 F1 switch The function of this switch differs depending on the mode

selected. It works for the display that has appeared most
recently.

17 F2 switch The function of this switch differs depending on the mode

selected. It works for the display that has appeared most
recently.

18 F3 switch The function of this switch differs depending on the mode

selected. It works for the display that has appeared most
recently.

19 F4 switch The function of this switch differs depending on the mode

selected. It works for the display that has appeared most
recently.

20 F5 switch The function of this switch differs depending on the mode

selected. It works for the display that has appeared most
recently.
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Chapter 2 PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
21 P1 switch Operations in modes other than the freeze mode
22 P2 switch These are the preset switches. They are used to save data in, and load data from,
23 P3 switch the memory space with the number corresponding to the current setting. When a
24 P4 switch switch is held down, the current setting is saved in the switch. Wait appears at
2 P5 switch the bottom right of the screen while the data is being saved. If the power is turned
5 off while
Wait is displayed, the data saved inside the monitor may be initialized. If one
of these switches is pressed while the PRESET mode is selected, the data saved
in the memory will be loaded. If the mode has not been saved, only the picture
will be displayed.
Operations in the freeze mode
These switches select compare modes 1 to 4 and serve as the EXIT
button. (For further details, refer to “3.4.11 Compare mode.”)

*1: Do not turn off the power while the settings are being saved. If the LOCK switch is released or the power is turned off while settings are
being saved, the initial values may be set instead of the saved settings when the power is next turned on. *2: Audio signals are output
when 48 kHz embedded sound has been multiplexed in the SDI signals.
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2.2 WM-3014 rear panel view and parts

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56
2

COMPOSITE IN
9
 10 8
1

Fig. 2.2 WM-3014 rear panel view

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Chapter 2 PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS

Table 2.2 Names of rear panel parts

No. Part Description of function

1 Power socket (*1) Cannon connector, DC power input socket (GND: pin 1; DC IN: pin 4).

2 SDI IN Ach HD-SDI signal input connector.

3 SDI IN Bch HD-SDI signal input connector.

4 Y IN HD analog Y signal input connector

Synchronization is provided using the Y signal in the case of analog inputs.

5 Pb IN HD analog Pb (Cb) signal input connector

6 Pr IN HD analog Pr (Cr) signal input connector

7 MONITOR OUT Output connector for simplified monitoring of SDI input signals.
SDI A images are output when the SDI A input is selected.
SDI B images are output when the SDI B input is selected.
SDI A images are output when the analog input or composite input is selected.
 8 COMPOSITE IN Composite signal input connector
When composite signals are input, the waveforms, etc. displayed are the
waveforms, etc. obtained after the signals have been converted into component
signals. In regard to PAL signals, however, the waveforms of the 3 lines each at
the start and end of the video signals will be more disturbed than in actuality.

9 TALLY connector (*2) D-sub 9pin (female)

10 REF IN Reference input connector (HD tri-level sync, BB_525, BB_625), terminated
with a 75Ω resistance.

*1: Power socket (no.1 in rear panel view)

3 NC

4 DC IN
23 (10-18V)
1 Pin
No.

1
4
2
7
*2: TALLY connector (no.9 in rear panel view)
6 9
4 PRESET 2

1 5 5 GND

6 PRESET 3

Pin 7 TALLY 1(R)

No.
8 PRESET 4
1
9 PRESET 5
2

3
When GND and pin 2 are shorted, the green tally lamp lights; when GND and pin 7 are shorted, the red tally lamp lights.
Details on the PRESET pins are provided below. Any of these pins become operational when they are shorted with
GND.
Their functions are established by setting the pins from high to low (MAKE) (edge operation). (The switch pressed last
has priority.)

PRESET 1

PRESET 2
IC

10kΩ
Remote controller PRESET 2
switch data is read out 3.3V
DM monitor Control
PRESET 1
data is read out

2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 pin

3.3V
Low level threshold: 0.7V
Cable resistor
Vf = 0.65V 1kΩ
 Remote connector reception area

1, 5 pin

* Design the circuitry in such a way that the cable resistance is 50Ω or less.
Do not plug a cable into or unplug one from the TALLY
connector while the power is supplied to the monitor.

CAUTION

3 OPERATION

3.1 Connection procedure

This section describes how to connect the following to the WM-3014.

(1) Connecting the power supply
Check that the monitor's POWER switch is at the OFF position, and connect the Cannon
connector of the AC/DC adapter to the WM-3014's power socket (no.1 on the rear panel view).
Check the shapes of the connector and socket before proceeding with the connections.

(2) Connecting the input signals

When SDI signals are to be input
When SDI signals are to be input, use BNC coaxial cables to make the connections to the SDI IN
connectors.
The SDI IN connectors are where the SDI signals are input; MONITOR OUT is the output
connector which is used for the simplified monitoring of the SDI input signals.
Supply serial signals complying with the BTA S-004B standard as the HD-SDI input signals.
Use a coaxial cable (5C-FB or its equivalent) which can handle the 1.5 GHz band.
Supply serial signals complying with the SMPTE259M (270Mbit/s) standard as the SD-SDI input
signals.

(3) Connecting the remote controller

Check that the monitor's POWER switch is at the OFF position, and connect the remote
controller to the WM-3014's TALLY connector (no.9 on the rear panel view).
Check the shapes of the connector and socket before proceeding with the connections.

3.2 Usage
A protective film is adhered to the surface of the LCD panel. Peel it off before using the WM-3014.
After checking the connections, turn on the power using the POWER switch on the front panel of the
WM-3014. The POWER LED lights, and images are displayed.
If the POWER LED fails to light, check the connections again.
To conduct the simplified monitoring of the SDI input signals, use the MONITOR OUT connector.
 If no input signals are supplied, the image area appears all black, and NoSignal is displayed in red
on the screen.

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3.3 Concerning the screens
This section describes the screen displays of the WM-3014 and the setting procedures.

Regular screen

1234

Input SDI A
Format AUTO
(1080i 59.94)
PICTURE
Int 12
3

9 P5 F4 MULTI
AUDIO
YCRCE:0000000 LAST: STATUS
VECTOR
00:00:00 WAVE

PCRCE:0000000 TIME:
F5
00:00:00
NoSignal
INPUT OPE LOCK
F1

5
OFF

ON

DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC

F2
P4

PRESET
F3 MENU

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR
Wait
VITC:00:00:00:00 Freeze

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Chapter 3 OPERATION
No. Item Description Display modes

1 (Reference) The input reference signal is displayed here. P1, P2, W, V,

Int denotes "Internal" (internal sync signal). ST, A, ML,
Ref HD denotes "Reference" MN
(external sync signal: HD tri-level signals).
Ref BB (525) denotes "Reference"
(external sync signal: NTSC black burst signal).
Ref BB (625) denotes "Reference"
(external sync signal: PAL black burst signal).

2 (frequency) The frequency of the input signals is displayed here. P1, P2, W, V,
If no signals are input (when NoSignal appears on the screen), "*" is ST, A, ML,
displayed. MN

3 Format The selected format is displayed here. P1, P2, W, V,

Indicated within the parentheses on the line below are the input signal ST, A, ML,
format and field (or frame) frequency. MN
When analog input has been selected even if 1035i input signals are
supplied, these signals will be identified as 1080i signals. If no signals
are input (when NoSignal appears on the screen), "*" is displayed.
If no signals are input or if the format which has been set differs from
the format of the actual input signals, Format appears in red.

4 Input Displayed here is the input channel (SDI A, SDI B, Analog or VBS) which P1, P2, W, V,
has been selected by the INPUT switch. ST, A, ML,
MN

5 YCRCE This is where the Y signal is checked for CRC errors and the number P1, P2, W, V,
of errors is displayed. When an error is found, YCRCE appears in red ST, A, ML,
for one second. MN
Note: The CRC errors are not counted when SD-SDI signals or analog
signals are input. Neither are they counted for one second after the
input signals have been changed by the INPUT switch.

6 PCRCE This is where the Pb and Pr signals are checked for CRC errors and P1, P2, W, V,
the number of errors is displayed. When an error is found, PCRCE ST, A, ML,
appears in red for one second. MN
Note: The CRC errors are not counted when SD-SDI signals or analog
signals are input. Neither are they counted for one second after the
input signals have been changed by the INPUT switch.

7 LAST The time elapsed since the last error was found is displayed here. P1, P2, W, V,
ST, A, ML,
MN

8 TIME The time elapsed after the WM-3014 was started up or after the error P1, P2, W, V,
count was reset is displayed here. ST, A, ML,
MN
 9 VITC The time code (VITC) is displayed here. P1, P2, W, V,
It is displayed only when SDI signals are selected. ST, A, ML,
Note: It is displayed accurately when HD-SDI signals are selected, but it MN
may not be displayed accurately in the case of SD-SDI signals.

10-a NoSignal NoSignal appears in red if the input signals are at variance from P1, P2, P3, W,
the set signals. V, ST, A, ML,
PRE, MN

10-b NoReference NoReference appears in red if the reference signal is not input P1, P2, P3, W,
properly (if it is not input or if it is at variance from the setting) when a V, ST, A, ML,
setting other than Int (external sync) has been selected as the reference PRE, MN
setting of the WM-3014. If the conditions for NoSignal are satisfied
also at the same time, NoSignal takes precedence.

11 Freeze This indicates the freeze status. When the freeze status is P1, P2, P3, W,
established, Freeze appears in blue. V, ST, A, ML,
PRE, MN

12 Wait This indicates that data is being saved. P1, P2, P3, W,
V, ST, A, ML,
PRE, MN

13 The dotted lines in the diagram represent the image area. The screen size
is normally 960 ⋅ 540 pixels.
In the case of the SD format, the size is 720 ⋅ 540 pixels.

Abbreviations used in display mode column:

… … … … … …
P1 PICTURE1 mode, P2 PICTURE2 mode, P3 PICTURE3 mode, W WAVEFORM mode, V VECTOR mode, ML MULTI mode,
… … … …
ST STATUS mode, A AUDIO mode, PRE PRESET mode, MN MENU mode

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Picture mode GBR

FilterOFF
Mono OFF 1234
6500K
6
BRIGH
E CON7
CH8 9
G O
5
Bright 0.0% 14:9 2.35:1 1.85:1 Pr(Cr) 100.0%
1.66:1
G-Bright 0.0% 50% Y-Gamma 2.200
Marker 50% 10 G-Gamma
B-Bright 0.0%
H
R-Bright 0.0% Contrast 100.0% 2.200 B-Gamma
G-Cont 100.0% 2.200 R-Gamma
Marker
V B-Cont 100.0% 11 2.200
FRM CTR USER 95% R-Cont 100.0%
93% 88% 80% 4:3 13:9 Pb(Cb) 100.0% Peaking OFF
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No. Item Description Display modes

1 Filter This indicates whether the filter is ON or OFF. P1, P2

2 This indicates whether monochrome is ON or OFF. P1, P2

Mono

3 / This indicates the color temperature of the liquid crystal which has P1, P2
6500K been set.

9300K

4 GBR These indicate the ON or OFF status each for G, B and R. A P1, P2
highlighted display denotes the ON status.
 5 Bright This indicates the brightness setting. P1

This indicates the G-brightness setting.

G-Brigh

This indicates the B-brightness setting.

B-Brigh

This indicates the R-brightness setting.

R-Brigh

6 This indicates the contrast setting. P1

Contra

This indicates the G-contrast setting.

G-Cont

This indicates the B-contrast setting.

B-Cont

This indicates the R-contrast setting.

R-Cont

7 P This indicates the Pb (Cb) setting. P1

(Cb

Pr This indicates the Pr (Cr) setting.

(Cr)

This multiplies the chroma signal by 3.

Chrom

8 This indicates the Y-gamma setting. P1

Y-Gam

This indicates the G-gamma setting.

G-Gam

This indicates the B-gamma setting.

B-Gam

This indicates the R-gamma setting.

R-Gam

9 This indicates the peaking setting. P1

Peakin

10 (Marker) Displayed here is a list of the usable markers. The currently P1, P2
selected marker is highlighted.
<Types of markers>
FRAME, CENTER, USER, 95%, 93%, 88%, 80%, 4:3, 13:9,
14:9, 2.35:1, 1.85:1, 1.66:1
Note: When SD-SDI signals are input, the 4:3, 13:9 and 14:9 markers
will not be displayed even when one of these marker
designations is highlighted.
Furthermore, if there are no input signals and AUTO has been
selected for the format, the 1080 marker is displayed.

11 Marker H This indicates the horizontal setting of the user marker. P2

Marker V This indicates the vertical setting of the user marker. P2

Abbreviations used in display mode column:

… … … … … …
P1 PICTURE1 mode, P2 PICTURE2 mode, P3 PICTURE3 mode, W WAVEFORM mode, V VECTOR mode, ML MULTI mode,
… … … …
ST STATUS mode, A AUDIO mode, PRE PRESET mode, MN MENU mode
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Other modes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Field 1
YPbPr
dT 8.00μs Line(Fi
Parade 0
d% 20.00%

1 M Line(Fra
H x 0
1

G x1.00

Volume 12
8
×1.00
L:1CH R:2CH

12
11 13

No. Item Description Display modes

1 YPbPr / This indicates the waveform display method. W

GB
R

2 Parad / This indicates the parade display or overlay display for the waveforms. W
e
Overla
y

3 1H / 2 This indicates the sweep 1H/2H/1F/2F switching. W

1F / 2

/ M⋅4 This indicates the magnification ratio.

M⋅ /
1
M⋅
2

4 G This indicates the gain magnification rate. W

⋅*.**

5 dT This indicates the H cursor difference. It appears when the H cursor W

is set to ON.
 6 d% / dV This indicates the V cursor difference. It appears when the V cursor W
is set to ON.

7 Fiel / This indicates the currently displayed field. It appears W, V

d1 when LineSelect is set to ON.
Field
2

8 This indicates the line number in the currently selected field. It W, V

(F appears when LineSelect is set to ON.

9 Line (Frame) This indicates the line number. It appears when LineSelect is set to W, V
ON.

10 This indicates the position of the displayed waveform. W

11 ⋅ This indicates the gain magnification rate. V, A

*.**

12 Volume This indicates the level of the volume which is output from A
the headphone jack.

13 H R: xCH This indicates the embedded audio channels through which the sound A
is output from the headphone jack.

Abbreviations used in display mode column:

… … … … … …
P1 PICTURE1 mode, P2 PICTURE2 mode, P3 PICTURE3 mode, W WAVEFORM mode, V VECTOR mode, ML MULTI mode,
… … … …
ST STATUS mode, A AUDIO mode, PRE PRESET mode, MN MENU mode

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Color adjustment mode

White3
1

Information
Marker White3 Color15 Cursor
Yellow2
2
Information White3
Scale White1
Waveform Color15 3
Cursor Yellow2 4
5
InformationWhite3
Scale White1
Vector Green16
Cursor Yellow2 6

Information White3
Scale White1
Meter White3
7
Vector Green32
8
Information White3
Scale White1 Status
 9

No. Item Description Display modes

1 This indicates the color of the characters. P1, P2, P3, W,

Informati V, ST, A, MN

2 Marker This indicates the color of the markers. P1, P2, P3

3 Cursor This indicates the color of the cursors. W, V, ST

4 This indicates the color and brightness of the waveforms. W

Waveform

5 Scale This indicates the color of the scale. W, V, ST, A

6 Vector This indicates the color and brightness of the vectors. V

7 Meter This indicates the color of the audio level meter. A

8 Vector This indicates the color of the audio vectors. A

9 Status This indicates the color of the status. ST

Abbreviations used in display mode column:

P1･･･PICTURE1 mode, P2･･･PICTURE2 mode, P3･･･PICTURE3 mode, W･･･WAVEFORM mode, V･･･VECTOR mode, ML･･･MULTI
mode, ST･･･STATUS mode, A･･･AUDIO mode, PRE･･･PRESET mode, MN･･･MENU mode

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3.4 Operation
This section describes the WM-3014 screen displays.
Descriptions of each mode are given in the following sections.
PICTURE1 mode (refer to section 3.4.1)
PICTURE2 mode (refer to section 3.4.2)
PICTURE3 mode (refer to section 3.4.3)
WAVEFORM mode (refer to section 3.4.4)
VECTOR mode (refer to section 3.4.5)
STATUS mode (refer to section 3.4.6)
AUDIO mode (refer to section 3.4.7)
MULTI mode (refer to section 3.4.8)
 PRESET mode (refer to section 3.4.9)
MENU mode (refer to section 3.4.10)

screen). If the power is turned off while

Wait is displayed, the
CAUTION
Do not turn off the power during
operations such as when data is being
saved (when Wait appears at the bottom
right of the
data saved inside the monitor may be
initialized.

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3.4.1 PICTURE1 mode

3.4.1.1 Function screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed on this screen.
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
 CTR USER
BRIG GAM
P5 TNE A F2 DISPLAY

Input SDI
A Format
AUTO F3 OVERLAY FREEZE

(1080i CON PRESET

MENU

59.94) A OTH PICTURE

12
SF4 FUNC
Int
Filter
MULTI

OFF AUDIO
STATUS

Mono OFF F5 VECTOR

WAVE
INPUT
6500K CHR
GBR MA

OPE LOCK OFF

ON
FRM F1 3
P4
PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00
95% 93% 88% 80% 4:3 13:9 14:9

WM-3014 POWER

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00

VITC:00:00:00:00 WAVEFORM MONITOR

2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1

HD LCD

[Description of operations]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

F1 switch Use this to display the brightness setting screen. (Refer to section 3.2.1.2.)
BRIGHTNESS

F2 switch Use this to display the contrast setting screen. (Refer to section 3.2.1.3.)
CONTRAST

F3 switch Use this to display the chroma setting screen. (Refer to section 3.2.1.4.)
CHROMA

F4 switch Use this to display the gamma setting screen. (Refer to section 3.2.1.5.)
GAMMA

F5 switch Use this to display the screen on which are set the peaking, filter, color
OTHERS temperature, mask and half mask. (Refer to section 3.2.1.6.)

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3.4.1.2 Brightness setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed, and the following image adjustments are performed on this screen.
⌘ Brightness
⌘ G-Brightness
⌘ B-Brightness
⌘ R-Brightness
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
 Format AUTO (1080i B-Bright 0.0%
59.94)
Filter OFF Mono OFF
INPUT
6500K
Bright 0.0%
Input SDI A G-Bright 0.0%
3

Int
B FRM CTR USER MULTI
AUDIO
P5 F5 STATUS
GBR VECTOR
WAVE
F1
R-Bright 0.0%
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE
R-Bright
F2
OPE LOCK
OFF

FUNC

F3
P4 G

PRESET
MENU
PICTURE
12
F4

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 95% 93% 88% 80% 4:3 13:9 14:9
PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1
ON

VITC:00:00:00:00
WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.1.1.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the brightness value by turning the adjustment
Bright dial. Variable range: -50.00% to +50.00%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the brightness value is returned to the initial
value.

F2 switch Use this to adjust the G-brightness value by turning the adjustment
G-Bright dial. Variable range: -50.00% to +50.00%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the G-brightness value is returned to the
initial value.

F3 switch Use this to adjust the B-brightness value by turning the adjustment
B-Bright dial. Variable range: -50.00% to +50.00%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the B-brightness value is returned to the
initial value.

F4 switch Use this to adjust the R-brightness value by turning the adjustment
R-Bright dial. Variable range: -50.00% to +50.00%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the R-brightness value is returned to the
initial value.

F5 switch No function.

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3.4.1.3 Contrast setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed, and the following image adjustments are performed on this screen.
⌘ Contrast
⌘ G-Contrast
⌘ B-Contrast
⌘ R-Contrast
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
 AUTO (1080i 59.94) 100.0%
Filter OFF Mono OFF
6500K
Contrast 100.0%
G-Cont 100.0% B-Cont
Input SDI A Format
INPUT
Int
GBR G-Co
R-Cont 100.0% s
F1 DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE
Con
PRESET
MENU
PICTURE
12
3
F2 F3

MULTI

B-Co AUDIO
STATUS

s VECTOR
WAVE

95% 93% 88% 80%

P4 F4
R-Contra
st
OPE LOCK
FUNC

FRM CTR USER

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00

4:3 13:9 14:9
P5
OFF
F5
PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00
ON

Description of operations ]
VITC:00:00:00:00 [
WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.1.1.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the contrast value by turning the adjustment dial.
Contrast Variable range: 0.0% to 200.0%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the contrast value is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to adjust the G-contrast value by turning the adjustment
G-Contrast dial. Variable range: 0.0% to 200.0%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the G-contrast value is returned to the initial
value.

F3 switch Use this to adjust the B-contrast value by turning the adjustment
B-Contrast dial. Variable range: 0.0% to 200.0%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the B-contrast value is returned to the initial value.

F4 switch Use this to adjust the R-contrast value by turning the adjustment
R-Contrast dial. Variable range: 0.0% to 200.0%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the R-contrast value is returned to the initial
value.

F5 switch No function.

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3.4.1.4 Chroma setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed, and the following image adjustments are performed on this screen.
⌘ Pb (Cb)
⌘ Pr (Cr)
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
 Pr(Cr) 100.0% Pr(
MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
INPUT VECTOR
WAVE

F1
Input SDI A
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE
Format AUTO C
(1080i 59.94) F2
OPE LOCK

Int FUNC

P4

Filter OFF PbF3

Mono OFF PRESET
MENU
6500K G B R PICTURE
12

Pb(Cb) 100.0% F4
3

P5 TIME: 00:00:00 4:3 13:9 14:9

Up
YCRCE: 0000000 FRM CTR USER F5
LAST: 00:00:00 Chroma OFF ON
95% 93% 88% 80%
PCRCE: 0000000
2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1
VITC:00:00:00:00 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

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[ Description of operations ]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.1.1.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the chroma value by turning the adjustment dial.
Chroma Variable range: 0.0% to 200.0%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the chroma value is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to adjust the Pb (Cb) value by turning the adjustment dial.
Pb (Cb) Variable range: 0.0% to 200.0%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the Pb (Cb) value is returned to the initial value.

F3 switch Use this to adjust the Pr (Cr) value by turning the adjustment dial.
Pr (Cr) Variable range: 0.0% to 200.0%
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the Pr (Cr) value is returned to the initial value.

F4 switch No function.
 F5 switch This multiplies the chroma signals by 3.
Chroma_Up * If the result of multiplying the chroma signal value by 3 exceeds ±109%, a limit will
be imposed at ±109%.
Example: A 30% signal will be expanded to 90%, but when a 100% signal
is multiplied by 3, it will be increased to 109% only.

CAUTION chroma for one value reaches 200% or 0%, no

When the Pb and Pr values differ while the chroma further adjustment will be possible for either value.
values are being adjusted, once the adjusted

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3.4.1.5 Gamma setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed, and the following image adjustments are performed on this screen.
⌘ Y-gamma
⌘ G-gamma
⌘ B-gamma
⌘ R-gamma
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
(1080i 59.94)
Int

Input SDI A
Format AUTO
 FUNC
6500K G B R
G
Y-Gamma 2.200
G-Gamma 2.200 F4
FRM CTR USER PRESET

B-Gamma 2.200 MENU

PICTURE
12
R-Gamma 2.200 3

F5
MULTI
B AUDIO
STATUS
F1 VECTOR
WAVE

Y-Gamm INPUT
P4 a
F2

DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE

OPE LOCK
P5 R OFF

Filter OFF F3
Mono OFF
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 95% 93% 88% 80% 4:3 13:9 14:9
PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1

VITC:00:00:00:00 ON

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.1.1.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the Y-gamma value by turning the adjustment
Y-Gamma dial. Variable range: 1.100 to 4.400
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the Y-gamma value is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to adjust the G-gamma value by turning the adjustment
G-Gamma dial. Variable range: 1.100 to 4.400
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the G-gamma value is returned to the initial value.

F3 switch Use this to adjust the B-gamma value by turning the adjustment
B-Gamma dial. Variable range: 1.100 to 4.400
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the B-gamma value is returned to the initial value.

F4 switch Use this to adjust the R-gamma value by turning the adjustment
R-Gamma dial. Variable range: 1.100 to 4.400
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the R-gamma value is returned to the initial value.

F5 switch No function.

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3.4.1.6 Other image setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed, and the following image adjustments are performed on this screen.
⌘ Peaking
⌘ Filter
⌘ Color temperature
⌘ Mask
⌘ Half mask
〈〈 Screen 〉〉

Input SDI A
Peaking OFF FilterOFF
 FREEZE FUNC
Format USER
AUTO (1080i
MULTI

59.94) F3
AUDIO
STATUS

Int VECTOR
WAVE

Mono OFF
6500K G F4
BR INPUT
F1
OPE LOCK
3

PRESET
DISPLAY OVERLAY MENU
PICTURE
F2 12

FRM CTR
P4

95% 93% 88% 80%

HALF
MASK

F5
OFF

P5
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 ON
WAVEFORM MONITOR
PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 4:3 13:9 14:9 2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1
VITC:00:00:00:00
WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

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[ Description of operations ]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.1.1.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the peaking value by turning the adjustment dial.
Peaking Variable range: OFF, ON (1 to 100)
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the peaking value is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to set the filter to ON or OFF.

Filter

F3 switch Use this to set the color temperature to 6500K or 9300K.

D65/D93

F4 switch Use this to set the mask function to ON or OFF. (With HD signals)
MASK
 F5 switch Use this to set the half mask function to ON or OFF. (With HD signals)
HALF MASK

CAUTION OFF. Conversely, when the peaking is set to ON,

When the filter is set to ON, the peaking is reset to the filter is reset to OFF.

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3.4.1.7 Color setting screen 〈〈 Functions 〉〉

By holding down the OVERLAY switch in the PICTURE1 mode, the input images are displayed, and the following
settings can be performed.
⌘ Character color
⌘ Marker color
 〈〈 Screen 〉〉
INPUT
Format AUTO (1080i Marker White3
59.94) Int
FilterOFF Mono
OFF 6500K G B R
Input SDI A Information White3
F1
PRESET
MENU
PICTURE

Informati 12
3

on
FRM CTR USER
P5 MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE

F2

OPE LOCK
Marker OFF

ON

VITC:00:00:00:00 [
F3

F5

P4
Exit

Description of operations ]
95% 93% 88% 80%
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00
4:3 13:9
14:9
PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00
2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC
F4 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
Information adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to select the color (any of 64 colors) of the markers by turning the
Marker adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the marker color is returned to the initial value.

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.

F5 switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the previous screen.

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3.4.2 PICTUER2 mode

3.4.2.1 Normal screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed, and the following settings can be performed.
⌘ Monochrome
⌘ G, B AND R ON/OFF
 ⌘ Markers
Note: With the 525i/60 and 625i/50 formats, the 4:3, 13:9 and 14:9 markers are not displayed. Furthermore,
if there are no input signals and AUTO has been selected for the format, the 1080 marker is

displayed.
〈〈 Screen 〉〉 F3

F4
BINPUT

Input SDI FilterOFF

A Mono OFF
DISPLAY OVERLAY
Format 6500K G
AUTO BR R
(1080i
FREEZE FUNC
59.94)
Int
F1 PRESET
MENU
PICTURE
12

MF2 MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE
3
P4

Marker

OPE LOCK

FRM CTR USER

00:00:00 PCRCE: 0000000 14:9 2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1
P5
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: TIME: 00:00:00
VITC:00:00:00:00
F5
OFF ON
95% 93% 88% 80% 4:3 13:9

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR

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[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch No function.

F1 switch Use this to set monochrome to ON or OFF.

Mono When monochrome is set to ON, Green, Blue and Red are set to ON.
 F2 switch Use this to display or not display the green of the input images. If Green is set to
Green OFF while monochrome is ON, monochrome will be set to OFF.

F3 switch Use this to display or not display the blue of the input images. If Blue is set to OFF
Blue while monochrome is ON, monochrome will be set to OFF.

F4 switch Use this to display or not display the red of the input images. If Red is set to OFF
Red while monochrome is ON, monochrome will be set to OFF.

F5 switch Use this to set the markers to ON or OFF. At the marker ON setting, select the
Marker markers using the adjustment dial, and enter the selection by pressing the
adjustment dial. Note: With the 525i/60 and 625i/50 formats, the 4:3, 13:9 and 14:9
markers are not displayed. Furthermore, if there are no input signals and
AUTO has been selected for the format, the 1080 marker is displayed.

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3.4.2.2 User marker setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
When the F5 switch (Marker switch) is held down in the PICTURE2 mode, the input images are displayed, and
the horizontal and vertical values of the user markers can be set.
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
Format AUTO 6500K G B R 50%
V
(1080i 59.94) Marker 50%
Int H
FilterOFF
Mono OFF Marker F1
Input SDI A INPUT

95% 93% 88% 80% PICTURE

12
M4:3 13:9 14:9 3

P5 F5 MULTI

YCRCE: 0000000 AUDIO

STATUS

LAST: 00:00:00 F2 DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE

VECTOR
WAVE

PCRCE: 0000000
TIME: 00:00:00 FRM CTR USER

Marker H Exit
F3 FUNC

OPE LOCK
OFF

ON
P4 PRESET
F4 MENU

Description of operations ]
VITC:00:00:00:00 [

2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.2.1.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the horizontal marker value by turning the adjustment dial. When
Marker H the adjustment dial is pressed, the horizontal marker value is returned to the initial
value.
Variable range: 0 to 99%

F2 switch Use this to adjust the vertical marker value by turning the adjustment dial. When
Marker V the adjustment dial is pressed, the vertical marker value is returned to the initial
value.
Variable range: 0 to 99%

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.

F5 switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.2.1.)
Exit
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3.4.2.3 Color setting screen 〈〈 Functions 〉〉

When the OVERLAY switch is held down in the PICTURE2 mode, the input pictures are displayed, and the
following settings can be performed.
⌘ Character color
⌘ Marker color
〈〈 Color setting screen 〉〉
Format AUTO (1080i Marker White3
59.94) Int
Filter OFF Mono
OFF 6500K G B R
F1
Input SDI A Information White3 INPUT
PRESET
MENU
PICTURE

Informati 12
3

on FRM CTR USER

Exit MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE

P5

F2
OPE LOCK
Marker OFF

ON

VITC:00:00:00:00 [
F3

P4

Description of operations ]
F5
95% 93% 88% 80%
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00
4:3 13:9
14:9
PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00
2.35:1 1.85:1 1.66:1
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC
F4 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.2.1.)

F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
Information adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to select the color (any of 64 colors) of the markers by turning the
Marker adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the marker color is returned to the initial value.

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.
 F5 switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.2.1.)
Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the regular
screen. (Refer to section 3.4.2.1.)

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3.4.3 PICTURE3 mode

3.4.3.1 Regular screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images are displayed, and the following settings can be performed.
⌘ H Delay
⌘ V Delay
⌘ MAG
〈〈 Screen 〉〉

INPUT

F1

H Delay PRESET
MENU
F2 PICTURE
DISPLAY
OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC AUDIO
12
V Delay

F4

STATUS VECTOR WAVE

3

F3
MULTI
P4

OPE LOCK OFF

ON

P5

F5

MAG
[ Description of operations ]
x1/4:3/x2/x4 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch No function.

F1 switch Use this to set the H Delay to ON or OFF.

H Delay Even when ON is selected as the H Delay setting here, the setting will return to
OFF once the PICTURE3 mode is exited.

F2 switch Use this to set the V Delay to ON or OFF.

V Delay Even when ON is selected as the V Delay setting here, the setting will return to
OFF once the PICTURE3 mode is exited.

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.
 F5 switch Use this to select ⋅1, 4:3, ⋅2 or ⋅4 for HD signals or ⋅1, 4:3, 16:9 or ⋅4 for SD
MAG ⋅1 / 4:3 / ⋅2 / ⋅4 signals as the magnification ratio.
Even when 4:3, ⋅2 or ⋅4 is selected as the MAG setting here, the setting
will return to ⋅1 once the PICTURE3 mode is exited.

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3.4.3.2 Color setting screen 〈〈 Functions 〉〉

When the OVERLAY switch is held down in the PICTURE3 mode, the following settings can be performed on this
screen.
⌘ Character color
⌘ Marker color
〈〈 Screen 〉〉

Information White3
Marker White3

INPUT

F1

FUNC
Ma

P5 F4
PRESET
MENU
OPE LOCK OFF
In PICTURE
12
ON
F2 3

F5
MULTI
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE AUDIO
P4 STATUS
F3 VECTOR
WAVE

Exit

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.3.1.)
 F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
Information adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to select the color (any of 64 colors) of the markers by turning the
Marker adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the marker color is returned to the initial value.

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.

F5 switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.3.1.)
Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the regular
screen. (Refer to section 3.4.3.1.)

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3.4.4 WAVEFORM mode

3.4.4.1 Function screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The waveforms are displayed on this screen.
* When composite signals are input, the data after the signals have been converted into component signals is
displayed. In regard to the PAL signals, however, the waveforms of the 3 lines each at the start and end of the
video signals will be more disturbed than in actuality.
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
G x1.00 Line(Fi
YPbPr 0

Parade Line(Fra
0
Input SDI A dT 8.00μs
M
1 x Field 1
H 1
P4 F5
INPUT

GAIN/M
AG
P5
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC
Format AUTO
(1080i 59.94)
Int
F1 F4
PRESET
MENU
PICTURE
12
DISPLA CURSO 3

Y R
MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE

F2

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: SETTIN

00:00:00 PCRCE: SWEEP G
0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 OPE LOCK
OFF
d% 20.00%
ON

F3
]
VITC:00:00:00:00 [ Description of operations

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR
 Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

Adjustment dial No function.

F1 switch Use this to set the display to the DISPLAY setting screen.
DISPLAY (Refer to section 3.4.4.2.)

F2 switch Use this to set the display to the SWEEP setting screen.
SWEEP (Refer to section 3.4.4.3.)

F3 switch Use this to set the display to the GAIN/MAG setting screen.
GAIN/MAG (Refer to section 3.4.4.4.)

F4 switch Use this to set the display to the CURSOR setting screen.
CURSOR (Refer to section 3.4.4.5.)

F5 switch Use this to set the display to the WAVEFORM mode setting screen.
SETTING (Refer to section 3.4.4.6.)

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3.4.4.2 DISPLAY setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The waveforms are displayed, and the following settings can be performed on this screen.
⌘ Switching between parade display (side-by-side display) and overlay display (superimposed display) for the
waveforms
⌘ Line select function (with 1H, 2H)
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
Line
1
H F3
Pr(C
G x1
Input SDI A
Format AUTO F4
Para
(1080i 59.94) PRESET
MENU
Int Over LineS PICTURE
dT 8.00μs 12
ectF5 3
d% 20.00% INPUT

P4 MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
Y F1 DISPLAY OVERLAY
WAVE

P5

YPb Field
F2 FREEZE FUNC

Para Lin OPE LOCK

Pb(C OFF

ON

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00

VITC:00:00:00:00

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.4.1.)
 F1 switch Use this to switch between parade display (side-by-side display) and overlay
Parade / Overlay display (superimposed display) for the waveforms.

F2 switch Use this to set Y / G to ON or OFF.

Y

F3 switch Use this to set Pb / B to ON or OFF.

Pb (Cb)

F4 switch Use this to set Pr / R to ON or OFF.

Pr (Cr)

F5 switch Use this to set line select to ON or OFF.

LineSelect When line select is ON, the lines are incremented or decremented by turning the
adjustment dial, and the field is switched by pressing the adjustment dial. The line
select ON/OFF and line settings are coupled in the WAVEFORM mode and
VECTOR mode. (This applies with 1H or 2H only; field switching is enabled only with
the interlacing or segmented frame format.)

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3.4.4.3 SWEEP setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The waveforms are displayed, and the following settings can be performed on this screen.
⌘ 1H, 2H, 1F or 2F display switching
⌘ Line select function (with 1H, 2H)
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
1F
1
H Line(Fr F4

Input SDI A Gx
Format AUTO 2F
F5
(1080i 59.94) INPUT
PRESET
Int MENU

dT 8.00μs 1H PICTURE
12

d% 20.00% F1
DISPLAY OVERLAY
3

P4 MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
F2 VECTOR
2H FREEZE FUNC WAVE

P5

YP Field 1
F3

Par Line( OPE LOCK

OFF

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 LineSel ON

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 ect

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
VITC:00:00:00:00 WAVEFORM MONITOR
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[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.4.1.)

F1 switch Use this to set the 1H display.

1H

F2 switch Use this to set the 2H display

2H (with the interlacing or segmented frame format).
In the line select OFF status, the odd-numbered fields are displayed on the left side,
and the even-numbered fields are displayed on the right side.
In the line select ON status, the selected line is displayed on the left side, and the
next line in the selected field is displayed on the right side.

F3 switch Use this to set the 1H display.

1F The horizontal blanking data is not displayed.

F4 switch Use this to set the 2H display

2F (with the interlacing or segmented frame format).
The odd-numbered fields are displayed on the left side, and the even-numbered
fields are displayed on the right side.
The horizontal blanking data is not displayed.

F5 switch Use this to set line selection to ON or OFF.

LineSelect In the line select ON status, the lines are incremented or decremented by turning the
adjustment dial, and the field is switched by pressing the adjustment dial. The line
select ON/OFF and line settings are coupled in the WAVEFORM mode and VECTOR
mode. (This applies with 1H or 2H only; field switching is enabled only with the
interlacing or segmented frame format.)

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3.4.4.4 GAIN/MAG setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The waveforms are displayed, and the following settings can be performed on this screen.
 ⌘ Gain (⋅0.03 to ⋅7.97), MAG (1⋅, 2⋅ or 4⋅) setting
⌘ Scroll functions
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
YP MAG

Par Line ×1 F3

Input SDI A ×2
Format AUTO 1
F4
H ×4
(1080i 59.94)
PRESET
Int MENU
Gx GAIN PICTURE
12

SCRF5 3

×1 L INPUT
MULTI
AUDIO

dT 8.00μs ×5 Up STATUS
VECTOR
DowDISPLAY OVERLAY WAVE
d% 20.00%
Va
×1.0 Lef
Rig
FREEZE FUNC
CT
OPE LOCK
Pos OFF

ON

P4 AlignF1
Field
Cen
P5
Lin
F2
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST:
00:00:00 PCRCE: 0000000 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
TIME: 00:00:00 WAVEFORM MONITOR

VITC:00:00:00:00

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[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.4.1.)
 Turning the adjustment dial When The Gain Setting Is No function.
Fixed ⋅1 / ⋅5

When the gain setting is Turn the dial to set the magnification rate of
variable Val ⋅*.** the gain.
(Variable range: 0.03 to 7.97)

When scrolling Turn the dial to scroll vertically (up/down)

or horizontally (left/right).

Pressing the adjustment dial When the gain setting is No function.

fixed ⋅1 / ⋅5

When the gain setting is The gain is set to an integral value after the
variable Val ⋅*.** decimal places have been rounded down
(with a figure or 4 or below) or rounded up
(with a figure of 5 or above). (All values
below 0.49 are set to 0.03; similarly, all
values above 7.00 are set to 7.00.)
If the gain magnification rate is an integer, it
is increased in 1.00 increments, and when
7.00 is reached, it is returned to 1.00.)

When scrolling Press the dial to reset the scrolling.

F1 switch Use this to switch the gain magnification rate (⋅1 / ⋅5) or switch the adjustment
GAIN ⋅1 / dial function to the gain setting (Val ⋅*.**).

GAIN ⋅5 /
GAIN Val ⋅*.**

F2 switch Use this to switch the position where the Pb (Cb) and Pr (Cr) signals are to be
CTR Pos.C Aligned / displayed when the gain is magnified. The setting is fixed at Aligned when GBR is
selected on the waveform display. (Refer to section 3.2.4.6.)
CTR Pos.C Center

F3 switch Use this to select the MAG magnification rate (1⋅, 2⋅ or 4⋅).
MAG ⋅1 /
MAG ⋅2 /
MAG ⋅4

F4 switch Use this to select vertical (up/down) or horizontal (left/right) for scrolling. If H Blank is
Scroll Up Down / not ON when 1H or 2H has been selected or if 1F or 2F has been selected, the
horizontal blanking data will not be displayed even when the display is scrolled
Scroll Left Right
horizontally. (For details on 1H, 2H, 1F and 2F, refer to section 3.4.4.3.)

F5 switch No function.

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3.4.4.5 CURSOR setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The waveforms are displayed, and the following settings can be performed on this screen.
⌘ H and V cursor display and difference display (mV, µs)

〈〈 Screen 〉〉
YP H OFFS
T F1
Par
TRA
Input SDI A F2
1 Field 1 V
Format AUTO
H
(1080i 59.94) Line(F
Int F3
Gx H/V

Line(Fr MOV H
P4 F4

dT 8.00μs BAS V
d% 20.00%
P5 F5
INPUT
 3

MULTI
AUDIO
DISPLAY OVERLAY STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE

FREEZE FUNC

PRESET
MENU
PICTURE OPE LOCK
12 OFF
ON

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 PCRCE: 0000000 TIME:

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
00:00:00 VITC:00:00:00:00 WAVEFORM MONITOR

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.4.1.)

Adjustment dial Use this to move the cursor horizontally or vertically.

F1 switch Use this to set the display of the H cursor to ON or OFF.

H

F2 switch Use this to set the display of the V cursor to ON or OFF.

V

F3 switch Use this to select the cursor (BASE, OFFSET or TRACK) to be moved.
MOVE BASE /
MOVE OFFSET /
MOVE TRACK

F4 switch Use this to select the cursor (H or V) to be moved.

H/V H / H/V V

F5 switch No function.

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3.4.4.6 SETTING mode setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The waveforms are displayed, and the following settings can be performed on this screen.
⌘ Waveform display YPbPr/GBR/RGB switching
⌘ V Ancillary (Wave) and H Blanking switching
⌘ Scale switching
⌘ Filter selection
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
YPbPr Line(Fra
0
Parade dT 8.00μs
Field 1
Input SDI A

Line(Fi
G x1.00 0

P4
Int

P5
Format AUTO
(1080i 59.94)
 FREEZE FUNC
ON
YPbP Sca

GBR % F2

RGB V
F3
V Non
Anc(W
ve Filter(
F4
PRESET
MENU
ON PICTURE
12

NON 3

OFF F5
INPUT
LPF
MULTI
AUDIO

H STATUS
VECTOR

Blan
WAVE
YCRCE: 0000000
LAST: 00:00:00 AveraDISPLAY OVERLAY
d% 20.00% ON

Wave OFF OPE LOCK

m OFF
F1

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR
00:00:00
VITC:00:00:00:00

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[ Description of operations ]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the function screen. (Refer to section 3.4.4.1.)

Adjustment dial No function.

F1 switch Use this to switch between YPbPr, GBR and RGB for the waveform display.
Waveform YPbPr /
Waveform GBR /
Waveform RGB

F2 switch Use this to set V ancillary to ON or OFF.

V Anc ON / This takes effect only when the WAVEFORM mode is established.
V Anc OFF

F3 switch Use this to set H Blanking to ON or OFF.

H Blank ON / To view the H blanking waveforms, set to ON, and set the scroll to horizontal.
 H Blank OFF (For details on horizontal scrolling, refer to section 3.4.4.4.)

F4 switch Use this to switch the scale units between %, V and no display.
Scale % /
Scale V /
Scale Non

F5 switch Use this to select filter (Wave) or no filter and set the type of filter. This takes effect
Filter (Wave) NON / only when the WAVEFORM mode is established.
Filter (Wave) LPF / LPF frequency characteristics Y: 6 MHz (-3 dB), PbPr: 3 MHz (-3 dB) "Average" is
Filter (Wave) Average obtained by averaging the data for 8 pixels immediately before and after.

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3.4.4.7 Color setting screen 〈〈 Functions 〉〉

When the OVERLAY switch is held down in the WAVEFORM mode, the following settings can be performed on
this screen.
⌘ Character color
⌘ Scale color
⌘ Waveform color and brightness
⌘ Cursor color
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
Information White3 Scale
White1 Waveform Color15
Cursor Yellow2

Input SDI A Format AUTO F1

INPUT
(1080i 59.94) Int
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: Waveform
00:00:00 PCRCE: F2
0000000 TIME: 00:00:00
PRESET
MENU
PICTURE

Informatio F3
12
3
n Cursor
MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
F4 VECTOR
WAVE

P4 Scale Exit F5

OPE LOCK
OFF

P5 ON

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR
VITC:00:00:00:00 [ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
adjustment dial.
 Information When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the scale by turning the adjustment
Scale dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the scale color is returned to the initial
value.

F3 switch Use this to select the color (any of 62 colors) and brightness of the waveform by
Waveform turning the adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the waveform color is returned to the initial value.

F4 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the cursor by turning the adjustment
Cursor dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the cursor color is returned to the initial
value.

F5 switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the previous screen.

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3.4.5 VECTOR mode

3.4.5.1 Regular screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The signals on the vectorscope can be displayed, and the following settings can be performed on the screen.
⌘ Enlargement of vectorscope display
⌘ Line select function
⌘ When composite signals are input, the data after the signals have been converted into component signals is
displayed. In regard to the PAL signals, however, the waveforms of the 3 lines each at the start and end of the
video signals will be more disturbed than in actuality.
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
FUNC
Fix x1

x5 F4
PRESET
MENU
PICTURE

Input SDI A Val 12

3

Format AUTO x1.00

F5
(1080i 59.94) MULTI
AUDIO
Int STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE

INPUT
F1
P4

DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE OPE LOCK

F2 OFF

P5

×1.00
GAIN
F3

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 ineSel ON

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 ect

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
VITC:00:00:00:00 WAVEFORM MONITOR
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[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to switch the display to the VECTOR mode setting screen.
(Refer to section 3.4.7.2.)

Turning the adjustment dial When the gain setting is No function.

fixed Fix ⋅1 / ⋅5

When the gain setting is Turn the dial to set the magnification rate of
variable Val ⋅*.** the gain.
(Variable range: 0.03 to 7.97)

When line select is ON Turn the dial to increment or decrement the

lines. The line select ON/OFF and line
settings are linked in the WAVEFORM
mode and VECTOR mode.

Pressing the adjustment dial When the gain setting is No function.

fixed Fix ⋅1 / ⋅5

When the gain setting is The gain is an integral value after the
variable Val ⋅*.** decimal places have been rounded down
(with a figure or 4 or below) or rounded up
(with a figure of 5
or above). (All values below 0.49 are set to
0.03; similarly, all values above 7.00 are set
to 7.00.)
If the gain magnification rate is an integer, it
is increased in 1.00 increments, and when
7.00 is reached, it is returned to 1.00.

When line select is ON Use the switch to select the field. (Field
switching applies only with the interlacing
or segmented frame format.)

F1 switch Use this switch to set line select to OFF and to switch between the fixed (Fix ⋅1 / ⋅5)
GAIN Fix ⋅1 / and variable (⋅*.**) gain setting.
GAIN ⋅5 / In the Fix ⋅1 status, the loci between the pixels are interpolated for the display; in
GAIN Val ⋅*.** other statuses, only the points are displayed.

F2 switch No function.

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.
 F5 switch Use this to set line select to ON or OFF. When line select is ON, the gain setting
LineSelect display is fixed (Fix ⋅1).

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3.4.5.2 VECTOR mode setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The signals on the vectorscope can be displayed, and the following settings can be performed on the screen.
⌘ V Ancillary (Vect) switching
⌘ Scale switching
⌘ LPF (Vect) switching
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
Field 1 O

Line(Fi O
F2 DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE
0
Input SDI A
Line(Fra
Format AUTO F3 FUNC
0
(1080i 59.94)
Int S
PRESET
F4 MENU

1 PICTURE
12
3
P4
7
×1.00
MULTI
INPUT
AUDIO
STATUS

A VECTOR
WAVE

F1
00:00:00 PCRCE: 0000000
TIME: 00:00:00 LPF

F5
Filter(Vect Average OPE LOCK OFF
ON

P5 NON
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST:
WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

VITC:00:00:00:00 [ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to display the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.7.1.)

Adjustment dial No function.

F1 switch No function.

F2 switch Use this to set V ancillary to ON or OFF.

V Anc (Vect) ON / This takes effect only when the VECTOR mode is established.
V Anc (Vect) OFF

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch Use this to switch the scale between 100% and 75%.
Scale 100% / Scale 75%

F5 switch Use this to set to filter (Wave) or no filter and set the type of filter.
Filter (Vect) NON / This takes effect only when the VECTOR mode is established.
Filter (Vect) LPF / LPF frequency characteristics Y : 6MHz (-3db), PbPr : 3MHz (-3db)
Filter (Vect) Average "Average" is the average of the data of the 8 pixels immediately before and
after.
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3.4.5.3 Color setting screen 〈〈 Functions 〉〉

When the OVERLAY switch is held down in the VECTOR mode, the following settings can be performed on this
screen.
⌘ Character color
⌘ Scale color
⌘ Vector color and brightness
⌘ Cursor color
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
Information White3 Scale
White1 Vector Green16
Cursor Yellow2

Input SDI A Format AUTO F1

INPUT
(1080i 59.94) Int
F2 3

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: Vector

00:00:00 MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
F3 VECTOR

Informatio WAVE

n
Cursor
F4

OPE LOCK
OFF

ON
F5

P4
Scale DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC

Exit

PRESET
MENU
P5 PICTURE
12

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR

VITC:00:00:00:00

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
Information adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

2 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the scale by turning the adjustment
Scale dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the scale color is returned to the initial
value.

F3 switch Use this to select the color (any of 160 colors) and brightness of the vector by turning
Vector the adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the vector color is returned to the initial value.

F4 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the cursor by turning the adjustment
dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the cursor color is returned to the initial
 Cursor value.

F5 switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the previous screen.

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3.4.6 STATUS mode

3.4.6.1 Regular screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The signals on the status can be displayed, and the following settings can be performed on the screen.
⌘ Status (numerical value) display
⌘ EAV/SAV display
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
INPUT 12

Line(Fr SAV BIN 3

MULTI
AUDIO
DISPLAY OVERLAY STATUS
Sample VECTOR
WAVE

Input SDI A F1

Format AUTO Line

FREEZE FUNC
(1080i 59.94)
Int Sample
F2 OPE LOCK
OFF

ON

P4
0000 F3

EAV HEX
P5
DEC F4
Field 1
Line(Field) OCT PRESET
MENU
PICTURE
F5

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR
YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 PCRCE: 0000000 TIME:
00:00:00

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch (Not used)

Turning the adjustment dial Turn the dial to increment or decrement the lines or samples of the status displayed.
The lines are linked in the WAVEFORM mode, VECTOR mode and STATUS mode.

Pressing the adjustment dial Use this to switch the fields. (with the interlacing or segmented frame format).

F1 switch Use this to jump to EAV.

EAV

F2 switch Use this to jump to SAV.

SAV

F3 switch Turn the adjustment dial, and use this to switch the item (Line or Sample) to be set.
Line / Sample

F4 switch Use this to switch the cardinal number of the data to be displayed to HEX
HEX / DEC / OCT / BIN (hexadecimal), DEC (decimal), OCT (octal) or BIN (binary).
 F5 switch No function.

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3.4.6.2 Color setting screen 〈〈 Functions 〉〉

When the OVERLAY switch is held down in the STATUS mode, the following settings can be performed on this
screen.
⌘ Character color
⌘ Scale color
⌘ Status color
⌘ Cursor color
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
(1080i 59.94) Int
Information White3 Scale
White1 Status White3
INPUT
Cursor Yellow2
Input SDI A Format AUTO
YCRCE: 0000000
LAST: 00:00:00 MULTI
AUDIO
PCRCE: 0000000 STATUS
F1 F5 VECTOR
TIME: 00:00:00 WAVE
Statu

Inf DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE

F2

OPE LOCK
OFF
Curs FUNC ON
F3

P4

PRESET
Scale F4
MENU
PICTURE
12
Ex 3
P5
]
VITC:00:00:00:00 [ Description of operations

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.6.1.)

F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
Information adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the scale by turning the adjustment
Scale dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the scale color is returned to the initial
value.

F3 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the status by turning the adjustment
Status dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the status color is returned to the initial
value.

F4 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the cursor by turning the adjustment
dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the cursor color is returned to the initial
 Cursor value.

F5 switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.6.1.)
Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the regular
screen. (Refer to section 3.4.6.1.)

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⌘ Selection of headphone output
3.4.7 AUDIO channels and volume control ⌘
Volume

mode The audio mode functions only

when SDI signals are input. L:1CH
R:2CH
〈〈 Screen 〉〉

3.4.7.1 Audio level

meter screen 128

Input SDI A
〈〈 Functions 〉〉
Format AUTO
⌘ Audio levels displayed for 16 (1080i 59.94) F1
INPUT
channels Int
DISPLAY OVERLAY

MULTI
AUDIO
F2 F3 3
PRESET
Outp MENU
PICTURE
L 12

Volum
VECTOR
WAVE

Output
R

OPE LOCK OFF

ON
FREEZE

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00

P4
VITC:00:00:00:00
F4

FUNC

P5

[ Description of operations ]
WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

F5

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00

STATUS

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to select the audio vector screen. (Refer to section 3.4.8.2.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the volume level by turning the adjustment dial. Variable range: 0
Volume to 255
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the volume level is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Press the F2 switch, and turn the adjustment dial to set the headphone output
Output L left channel.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the output channel is returned to the initial value.

F3 switch Press the F3 switch, and turn the adjustment dial to set the headphone output
Output R right channel.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the output channel is returned to the initial value.

F4 switch No function.
 F5 switch No function.

* Since the audio level meter perform pixel-skipping sampling, slight errors may occur in the values displayed for the high-frequency range.
* The level meter may be disturbed for a moment when external sync signals are selected.

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3.4.7.2 Audio vector screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
⌘ Left/right vector display selected for headphone output
⌘ Selection of headphone output channels and volume control
⌘ Gain setting (⋅1, ⋅2, ⋅4, ⋅8 or ⋅16)
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
FUNC

GAIN
P5 F3
PRESET
MENU

×1.00 Fix x1 PICTURE

12
Input SDI A 3

Format AUTO Fix x2 F4

Volume
(1080i 59.94) MULTI
AUDIO

Int Fix x4 STATUS

VECTOR
Volum WAVE

F5
Fix x8
L:1 O
R:2 Fix x16
INPUT OPE LOCK
OFF

F1
128 DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE
O

F2
P4
ON

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 00:00:00 PCRCE: 0000000 TIME:

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
00:00:00 VITC:00:00:00:00 WAVEFORM MONITOR

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to select the audio level meter screen. (Refer to section 3.4.8.1.)

F1 switch Use this to adjust the volume level by turning the adjustment dial. Variable range: 0
Volume to 255
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the volume level is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Press the F2 switch, and turn the adjustment dial to set the headphone output
Output L left channel.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the output channel is returned to the initial value.

F3 switch Press the F3 switch, and turn the adjustment dial to set the headphone output
Output R right channel.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the output channel is returned to the initial value.
 F4 switch Use this to change the magnification rate of the audio vector waveforms. Each time
GAIN Fix ⋅1 / the F4 switch is pressed, the rate changes in the sequence of ⋅1, ⋅2 ... ⋅16.
GAIN Fix ⋅2 /
GAIN Fix ⋅4 /
GAIN Fix ⋅8 /
GAIN Fix ⋅16

F5 switch No function.

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3.4.7.3 Color setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
When the OVERLAY switch is held down in the AUDIO mode, the following settings can be performed on this
screen.
⌘ Character color
⌘ Scale color
⌘ Audio level meter color
⌘ Audio vector waveform color
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
Information White3 Scale
White1 Meter White3
Vector Green32

Input SDI A Format AUTO F1

INPUT
(1080i 59.94) Int
Informat Audio
on Meter PRESET
MENU
F4 PICTURE
DISPLAY OVERLAY 12

MULTI

Scale FREEZE
AUDIO
STATUS
F2 VECTOR
WAVE
3

F3
P4
ON

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST:

00:00:00 Exit

Audio
Vector

FUNC

F5
OPE LOCK OFF
P5

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR
00:00:00
VITC:00:00:00:00
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[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
Information adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the scale by turning the adjustment
Scale dial. When the adjustment dial is pressed, the scale color is returned to the initial
value.

F3 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the audio level meter by turning
Audio Meter the adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the audio level meter color is returned to the
initial value.

F4 switch Use this to select the color (any of 128 colors) of the audio vector by turning
Audio Vector the adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the audio vector color is returned to the
initial value.

F5 switch Use this to return to the previous screen.

Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the previous screen.

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3.4.8 Multi mode
In the multi mode, the DISPLAY, OVERLAY and F1 to F5 switches do not work when the multi mode 1 screen is
selected; when the multi mode 2 screen is selected, only the OVERLAY switch does not work.
* When composite signals are input, the data after the signals have been converted into component signals is displayed.

3.4.8.1 Multi mode 1 screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images, waveforms (Y only), vectorscope and audio level meter are displayed at the same time.
All values set in the PICTURE1 or PICTURE2 mode are valid.
Note: The H Delay, V Delay and MAG values set in the PICTURE3 mode are always set to OFF in all modes except in the
PICTURE3 mode. The settings supported in all other modes are indicated below.

[ tems common to the WAVEFORM and VECTOR modes ]

Setting item What happens on multi mode 1 screen

Scale color As set

Cursor Not displayed

Line select Invalid

[ WAVEFORM mode ]
Setting item What happens on multi mode 1 screen

Parade display / overlay display Invalid

Y/G ON or OFF Displayed at all times.

Pb (Cb) / B ON or OFF Not displayed at any time.

Pr (Cr) / R ON or OFF Not displayed at any time.

SWEEP Fixed at 1H

GAIN Fixed at initial value

MAG Fixed at initial value

Vertical (gain) scroll Fixed at initial value

Horizontal scroll Fixed at initial value

Waveform YPbPr/GBR Fixed at YPbPr

V Anc (Wave) ON or OFF As set

H Blank ON or OFF As set

Scale %/V As set

Filter As set

Waveform color, brightness As set

[ VECTOR mode ]
Setting item What happens on multi mode 1 screen

GAIN As set

V Anc (Vect) ON or OFF As set

Filter As set

Vector color As set

For details on the audio level meter in the multi mode, refer to "4.7 Concerning the audio level meter."
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[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to display the multi mode 2 screen. (Refer to section 3.2.5.2.)

F1 switch No function.

F2 switch No function.

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.

F5 switch No function.

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3.4.8.2 Multi mode 2 screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The input images and waveforms can be displayed simultaneously.
The following settings can be performed on this screen.
Setting item What happens on multi mode 2 screen

Scale color As set

Cursor Not displayed

Line select Invalid

[ WAVEFORM mode ]
Setting item What happens on multi mode 2 screen

Parade display/overlay display Value selected by switch

Y/G ON or OFF As set

Pb (Cb) / B ON or OFF As set

Pr (Cr) / R ON or OFF As set

SWEEP Fixed at 1H

GAIN Fixed at 50%

MAG Value selected by switch

Vertical (gain) scroll Fixed at initial value

Horizontal scroll Fixed at initial value

Waveform YPbPr/GBR/RGB Value selected by switch

V Anc (Wave) ON or OFF As set

H Blank ON or OFF As set

Scale %/V As set

 Filter As set

Waveform color, brightness As set

MONO Value selected by switch

MARKER Value selected by switch

[ Description of operations ]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to display the multi mode 1 screen. (Refer to section 3.4.5.1.)

F1 switch Use this to switch the magnification ratio of MAG between ⋅1 / 4:3 / ⋅2 / ⋅4 (for HD)
MAG and ⋅1 / 4:3 / 16:9 / ⋅4 (for SD).
When MAG is selected, only the images are displayed, and no waveforms
are displayed.

F2 switch Use this to switch monochrome between ON and OFF.

MONO

F3 switch Use this to switch the marker between ON and OFF.

MARKER

F4 switch Use this to switch the waveform display between YPbPr, GBR and RGB.
Waveform YPbPr /
Waveform GBR /
Waveform RGB

F5 switch Use this to switch between parade display (side-by-side display) and overlay
Parade / Overlay display (superimposed display).

* In multi mode 2, the waveform is displayed using a scale of 10% increments. Waveforms can be displayed up to 110% on the full scale.

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3.4.9 PRESET mode

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
By pressing (that is, not holding down) the P1 to P5 switches, the data stored in those switches can be called.
There are no setting items, and the switches operate in the way they are designed to operate in the readout
mode. It is only in the PRESET mode that the P1 to P5 switches can be pressed (that is, not held down). If no
statuses are stored in the memory space, the picture-only display will appear when the data is called by the
preset switch. The current statuses are stored in the memory space corresponding to the P1 to P5 switches by
holding them down. The data stored in the memory space consists of modes, setting items common to the
modes, and setting items which differ for each channel.
Holding down the P1 to P5 switches does not work in the MENU mode or PRESET mode.

〈〈 Screen 〉〉

INPUT
 F1

DISPLAY

PRESET
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE

P5 F5
F2 OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC

OPE LOCK
OFF
MENU
P4 F3 PICTURE
ON
12
3

F4 MULTI

WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

WAVEFORM MONITOR

[ Description of operations ]

Description of function

P1 switch Use this to call the data stored in the P1 switch.

If no data has been stored, the picture-only screen appears.

P2 switch Use this to call the data stored in the P2 switch.

If no data has been stored, the picture-only screen appears.

P3 switch Use this to call the data stored in the P3 switch.

If no data has been stored, the picture-only screen appears.

P4 switch Use this to call the data stored in the P4 switch.

If no data has been stored, the picture-only screen appears.

P5 switch Use this to call the data stored in the P5 switch.

If no data has been stored, the picture-only screen appears.

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3.4.10 MENU mode

3.4.10.1 Regular screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
The signals on the menu can be displayed, and the following settings can be performed on the screen.
⌘ Format selection
⌘ Reference signal setting (*)
⌘ Input signal color space setting
⌘ User data calling and storing
⌘ Power save mode setting
⌘ Error count resetting
⌘ Initializing
⌘ NTSC setup selection
* When analog signals are input, the monitor will not operate properly unless the formats of the image signals and reference
signals match.

〈〈 Screen 〉〉
 Input SDI A
Format AUTO
(1080i 59.94)
INPUT
Int 720p/24 3

Format S Select?
525i/60
MULTI
F1
Referenc NTS AUDIO
STATUS
DISPLAY OVERLAY
Setu VECTOR
WAVE

Color Sp AUTO
NONF2
1080i/60(30sF)
Load Us1080p/30 FREEZE FUNC

7.5IR
1080sF/25(50i) OPE LOCK
Save Us1080p/25 F3 OFF

1080sF/24
Power Sa
1080p/24
1035i/60
P4
Channel ErroF4
720p/60
Rese
720p/50
720p/30 PRESET
MENU
P5 PICTURE
720p/25 F5 12

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: 0 Def. ON

00:00:00 PCRCE: 0000000 625i/50

TIME: 00:00:00 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR
Factory
VITC:00:00:00:0

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[ Description of operations ]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch No function.

Turning the adjustment dial Turn the dial to select the item to be set.

Pressing the adjustment dial Press the dial to select the format, set the reference signal or initialize the setting of
the currently selected channel (CRC error count reset).
If the freeze status is established when the format is selected, the status is released.

F1 switch No function.

F2 switch No function.

F3 switch Use this to set the setup of the NTSC composite signals to ON or OFF. Each time the
NTSC Setup NON / F3 switch is pressed, NON is switched to 7.5IRE or vice versa.
NTSC Setup 7.5IRE

F4 switch Use this to reset the CRC error count and elapsed time.
ErrorReset

F5 switch When this is held down, the settings of all the channels are initialized, and the CRC
error count is reset. (Refer to section 4.1.)
 Factory Def.

[ Description of function ]
Display Description of function

Format **** Select the format of the currently selected channel here.
If AUTO is selected, the input signals are automatically identified and their format is
tracked. When analog component signals have been selected as the input signals,
the 525i/60 or 625i/50 format cannot be selected (they are not displayed). When
composite signals have been selected as the input signals, only the AUTO, 525i/59
or 625i/50 format can be selected. In regard to the PAL signals, the actual
waveforms of the 3 lines each at the start and end of the video signals will be more
disturbed than in actuality.

Select the sync signals here.

Reference To perform operations using the internal sync signals, select Int , to input HD
tri-level sync signals, select Ref HD , to input NTSC black burst signals, select Ref
BB (525) , and to input PAL black burst signals, select Ref BB (625) . Bear in mind
that black burst synchronization cannot be supported when the input channels
contain analog signals.

Color Select either YPbPr signals or GBR signals for the input video signals here.
Space

Load Use Load the data which has been stored in User1 to User7.
Dat

Save User Data Save 7 sets of current settings in User1 to User7.

While data is being saved, is displayed.
Do not turn off the power while data is being saved. Otherwise, the initial values may
be saved, instead of the values to be saved, for all the data which can be saved by
the users.

Power S The low power consumption function which involves turning off the backlight of the
M liquid crystal display can be selected here.
When the prescribed period elapses without performing any WM-3014 operations,
the backlight of the liquid crystal display is turned off, and the low power
consumption mode is established.
When any switch is pressed in this status, the backlight of the liquid crystal display
is turned back on, and the monitor is returned to its normal status.

Channel Use this to return the setting items of the currently selected channel to the
Reset initial statuses. (Refer to section 4.1.)

CAUTION by the monitor. Even if the reference signal is

Bear in mind that malfunctioning will occur if the normal, the display screen may move to the left or
reference signal is a signal which is not supported right by one pixel before and after.

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3.4.10.2 Color setting screen

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
When the OVERLAY switch is held down in the MENU mode, the following settings can be performed on this
screen.
⌘ Character color
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
 Reference

Color Space
Information White3

Input SDI A Load User Data Select?

Format AUTO
Save User Data
(1080i 59.94)
Int
Power Save ModF1
Format SDI A INPUT

Channel Reset
DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE FUNC
1080i/60(30sF) YCRCE: 0000000 LAST:
1080p/30 00:00:00
1080sF/25(50i) 720p/24 525i/60
1080p/25 PRESET
MENU 625i/50
1080sF/24 PICTURE
12

1080p/24 3 Exit
1035i/60 F2
720p/60 MULTI
AUDIO

720p/50 STATUS
VECTOR

720p/30 WAVE
F5
F3 OPE LOCK OFF
720p/25
ON

Informati
P4
on
AUTO F4
P5

PCRCE: 0000000 TIME: 00:00:00 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD

VITC:00:00:00:00
WAVEFORM MONITOR

[ Description of operations ]

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.10.1.)

F1 switch Use this to select the color (any of 63 colors) of the characters by turning the
Information adjustment dial.
When the adjustment dial is pressed, the character color is returned to the initial value.

F2 switch No function.

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.

F5 switch Use this to return to the regular screen. (Refer to section 3.4.10.1.)
Exit

OVERLAY switch When this is held down, the display is returned to the regular screen. (Refer to
section 3.4.10.1.)

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3.4.11 Compare mode

3.4.11.1 Outline

〈〈 Outline 〉〉
The compare mode is established by pressing P1, P2, P3 or P4 in the freeze status. This mode is useful for
 comparing the current data against the freeze data in different ways.
〈〈 Operation method 〉〉
In the freeze mode, the F1 to F5 functions change as shown below.
⌘ P1: Establishes the compare mode 1.
⌘ P2: Establishes the compare mode 2.
⌘ P3: Establishes the compare mode 3.
⌘ P4: Establishes the compare mode 4.
⌘ P5: Returns to the normal mode.

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3.4.11.2 Compare mode 1

〈〈 Outline 〉〉
In this mode, the picture screens of the freeze data and current data are superimposed onto each other, and
displayed.
〈〈 Functions 〉〉
⌘ H Delay
⌘ V Delay
⌘ MAG
〈〈 Screen 〉〉
 H Delay

V Delay

P4
OPE LOCK O
operations ]
MAG

x1/4:3/x2/x4

FUNC

F5

[ Description of

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch No function.

F1 switch Use this to set H Delay to ON or OFF.

H Delay

F2 switch Use this to set V Delay to ON or OFF.

V Delay

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch No function.

F5 switch Use this to switch the magnification ratio of MAG between ⋅1 / 4:3 / ⋅2 / ⋅4 (for HD)
MAG ⋅1 / 4:3 / ⋅2 / ⋅4 and ⋅1 / 4:3 / 16:9 / ⋅4 (for SD).

Turning the adjustment dial Turn the dial to change the ratio at which the freeze data and current data
are superimposed onto each other.

Pressing the adjustment dial No function.

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3.4.11.3 Compare mode 2

〈〈 Outline 〉〉
In this mode, the vectorscopes of the freeze data and current data are superimposed onto each other, and
displayed.
〈〈 Functions 〉〉
⌘ Vectorscope expansion
 ⌘ Line select function
⌘ Freeze data ON/OFF
⌘ Live Data ON/OFF
⌘ V Ancillary (Vect) switching
⌘ Scale switching
⌘ LPF (Vect) switching
* When composite signals are input, the data after the signals have been converted into component signals is displayed.

〈〈 Screen 〉〉
FUNC
Fix x1

x5 F4
PRESET

Input SDI A MENU

PICTURE

Format AUTO Val 12

3

x1.00
(1080i 59.94) F5
Int MULTI
AUDIO
STATUS
VECTOR
WAVE

INPUT
F1
P4

DISPLAY OVERLAY FREEZE OPE LOCK

F2 OFF

P5

×1.00
GAIN F3

YCRCE: 0000000 LAST: ect ON

00:00:00PCRCE: 0000000 TIME:

00:00:00 WM-3014 POWER HD LCD
WAVEFORM MONITOR

LineSel

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[ Description of operations ] (Regular screen)
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to set the display to the VECTOR mode setting screen.

Turning the adjustment dial When the gain setting is No function.

fixed Fix ⋅1 / ⋅5

When the gain setting is Turn the dial to set the magnification rate of
variable Val ⋅*.** the gain.
(Variable range: 0.03 to 7.97)

When line select is ON Turn the dial to increment or decrement the

lines. The line select ON/OFF and the lines
are coupled in the WAVEFORM mode,
VECTOR mode and STATUS mode.
 Pressing the adjustment dial When the gain setting is No function.
fixed Fix ⋅1 / ⋅5

When the gain setting is The gain is an integral value after the
variable Val ⋅*.** decimal places have been rounded down
(with a figure or 4 or below) or rounded up
(with a figure of 5
or above). (All values below 0.49 are set to
0.03; similarly, all values above 7.00 are set
to 7.00.)
If the gain magnification rate is an integer, it
is increased in 1.00 increments, and when
7.00 is reached, it is returned to 1.00.

When line select is ON Use the dial to select the field. (Field
switching is enabled only with the
interlacing or
segmented frame format.)

F1 switch Use this switch to set line select to OFF and to switch between the fixed (Fix ⋅1 / ⋅5)
GAIN Fix ⋅1 / and variable (⋅*.**) gain setting.
GAIN ⋅5 / In the Fix ⋅1 status, the loci between the pixels are interpolated for the display; in
GAIN Val ⋅*.** other statuses, only the points are displayed.

F2 switch Use this to set line select to ON or OFF. When line select is ON, the gain setting
LineSelect display is fixed (Fix ⋅1).

F3 switch Use this to set the Freeze Data to ON or OFF. (This data cannot be set to OFF if
Freezed Data Live Data is set to OFF.)

F4 switch Use this to set the Live Data to ON or OFF. (This data cannot be set to OFF if
Live Data Freeze Data is set to OFF.)

F5 switch No function.

[ Description of operations ] VECTOR mode setting screen

Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to set the display to the regular screen.

Adjustment dial No function.

F1 switch No function.

F2 switch Use this to set V ancillary to ON or OFF.

V Anc (Vect) ON / This takes effect only when the VECTOR mode is established.
V Anc (Vect) OFF

F3 switch No function.

F4 switch Use this to switch the scale between 100% and 75%.
Scale 100% / Scale 75%

F5 switch Use this to set to filter (Wave) or no filter and set the type of filter.
Filter (Vect) NON / This takes effect only when the VECTOR mode is established.
Filter (Vect) LPF / LPF frequency characteristics Y: 6 MHz (-3 dB), PbPr: 3 MHz (-3 dB)
Filter (Vect) Average "Average" is the average of the data of the 8 pixels immediately before and
after.

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3.4.11.4 Compare mode 3 〈〈 Functions 〉〉

In this mode, the waveforms of the images for the freeze data and current input data are displayed
simultaneously side by side at the left and right. The settings are as shown below.
Setting item What happens on multi mode 2 screen

Scale color As set

Cursor As set

Line select Invalid

[ WAVEFORM mode ]
Setting item What happens on multi mode 2 screen

Parade display/overlay display Value selected by switch

Y/G ON or OFF Value selected by switch

Pb (Cb) / B ON or OFF Value selected by switch

Pr (Cr) / R ON or OFF Value selected by switch

SWEEP Fixed at 1H

GAIN Fixed at 100%

MAG ⋅1

Vertical (gain) scroll Fixed at initial value

Horizontal scroll Fixed at initial value

Waveform YPbPr/GBR/RGB Value selected by switch

V Anc (Wave) ON or OFF As set

H Blank ON or OFF As set

Scale %/V As set

Filter As set

Waveform color, brightness As set

MONO As set

MARKER As set

[ Description of operations ]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch No function.

F1 switch Use this to switch between parade display (side-by-side display) and overlay
Parade / Overlay display (superimposed display).

F2 switch Use this to set Y/G to ON or OFF.

Y

F3 switch Use this to set Pb/B to ON or OFF.

Pb (Cb)

F4 switch Use this to set Pr/R to ON or OFF.

 Pr (Cr)

F5 switch Use this to switch the waveform display between YPbPr, GBR and RGB.
Waveform YPbPr /
Waveform GBR /
Waveform RGB

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3.4.11.5 Compare mode 4

〈〈 Functions 〉〉
In this mode, the freeze data and current input data are displayed simultaneously. The images are displayed
simultaneously side by side at the left and right.
One of the Y/Pb/Pr (or G/B/R) waveforms is selected, superimposed and displayed.
The settings are as shown below.
Setting item What happens on multi mode 2 screen

Scale color As set

Cursor Not displayed

Line select Invalid

[ WAVEFORM mode ]
Setting item What happens on multi mode 2 screen

SWEEP Fixed at 1H

GAIN Fixed at 100%

MAG Fixed at initial value

Vertical (gain) scroll Fixed at initial value

Horizontal scroll Fixed at initial value

Waveform YPbPr/GBR/RGB Value selected by switch

V Anc (Wave) ON or OFF As set

H Blank ON or OFF As set

Scale %/V As set

Filter As set

Waveform color, brightness As set

MONO As set

MARKER As set

[ Description of operations ]
Switch Description of function

FUNC switch Use this to set the display to the multi mode 1 screen.
(Refer to section 3.4.5.1.)

F1 switch Use this to select one of the Y/Pb/Pr (or G/B/R) waveforms to be superimposed
Color CH and displayed.

F2 switch Use this to set line select to ON or OFF. When line select is ON, the gain setting
LineSelect display is fixed (Fix ⋅1).

F3 switch Use this to set the Freeze Data to ON or OFF.

 Freezed Data (This data cannot be set to OFF if Live Data is set to OFF.)

F4 switch Use this to set the Live Data to ON or OFF.

Live Data (This data cannot be set to OFF if Freeze Data is set to OFF.)

F5 switch Use this to switch the waveform display between YPbPr, GBR and RGB.
Waveform YPbPr /
Waveform GBR /
Waveform RGB

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4 MAIN SPECIFICATIONS

4.1 Input formats

Format Frame Active Total Line Samples Samples Scan *2
Rate Line Line Freque per per Total ning
(Hz) per Per ncy Active Line *1
Line
Frame Frame (kHz)

1035i/60 1035i/59.94 30/1.001 1035 1125 33.72 1920 2200 i (1

)
1035i/60 30 1035 1125 33.75 1920 2200 i

1080i/60 1080i/59.94 30/1.001 1080 1125 33.72 1920 2200 i (1

1080sF/29.9 sF )
7 (2
)
1080i/60 30 1080 1125 33.75 1920 2200 i (1
1080sF/30 sF )
(2
)

1080p/30 1080p/29.97 30/1.001 1080 1125 33.72 1920 2200 p (2

)
1080p/30 30 1080 1125 33.75 1920 2200 p

1080sF/ 1080sF/25 25 1080 1125 28.13 1920 2640 sF (2

25 1080i/50 i )
(1080i/5
0)

1080p/25 1080p/25 25 1080 1125 28.13 1920 2640 p (2

)

1080sF/2 1080sF/23.9 1080 1125 26.97 1920 2750 sF (2

4 8 24/1.001 )

1080sF/24 24 1080 1125 27.00 1920 2750 sF

1080p/24 1080p/23.98 24/1.001 1080 1125 26.97 1920 2750 p (2

)
1080p/24 24 1080 1125 27.00 1920 2750 p

720p/60 720p/59.94 60/1.001 720 750 44.96 1280 1650 p (3

)
720p/60 60 720 750 45.00 1280 1650 p

720p/50 720p/50 50 720 750 36.00 1280 1980 p (3

)

720p/30 720p/29.97 30/1.001 720 750 22.48 1280 3300 p (3

 720p/30 30 720 750 22.50 1280 3300 p )

720p/25 720p/25 25 720 750 18.75 1280 3960 p (3

)

720p/24 720p/23.98 24/1.001 720 750 17.98 1280 4125 p (3

)
720p/24 24 720 750 18.00 1280 4125 p

525i/60 525i/59.94 60/1.001 487 525 15.73 720 858 i (4

)

625i/50 625i/50 50 576 625 15.63 720 864 i (4

)

*1: Scanning abbreviations I = Interlace (1) BTA S-001B, S-002B, S-004B complied with (2) SMPTE 274M
sF = Segmented Frame p = Progressive complied with (3) SMPTE 296M complied with (4) SMPTE 259M
*2: Standards complied with, ITU-R BT656

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4.2 Input signal systems
SDI input Specification
specification

SDI input HDTV BTA S-004B complied with,SMPTE 292M complied with, NRZI
SDI signal

SDTV SMPTE 259M complied with, NRZI SDI signal

Field (frame) frequency, 60.00/59.94 [Hz], etc. automatically

tracked Automatic tracking of input format enabled

Analog input Specification

specification

HDTV YPbPr BTA S-001B complied with,SMPTE 274M complied with, SMPTE
input 296M complied with,

Field frequency, 60.00/59.94 [Hz], etc. automatically tracked

Automatic scanning of input format enabled

Y on Sync or reference signal selected for synchronization

Video signals: 75Ω ±5% termination
Reference signal: 75Ω ±5% termination
(Signal measurement accuracy: Within ±5%, horizontal jitter: less than 10ns)

Composite Specification
input
specification
 COMPOSITE NTS SMPTE170M complied with
input C

PAL ITU.R BT624-4 complied with in part

* PAL-M and PAL-N are not supported.

Automatic scanning of input format enabled

(Signal measurement accuracy: Within ±5%)

CAUTION appear to be disturbed compared with the actual

When composite signals are input, the 3 lines each waveforms, and displayed.
at the start and end of the video signals will

4.3 Display system

Display system Specification

Liquid crystal a-Si TFT LCD

Colors 16,194,277 colors

displayed

Contrast ratio 300:1 (Max)

Angle of view 105 degrees vertically, 120 degrees horizontally

Brightness 250 cd/m2 (max)

Screen size 6.3 inch

Resolution 1024 (H) ⋅ 768 (V) Pixels

Image area HDTV 960 (H) ⋅ 540 (V) Pixels

Pixel pitch 0.126 (W) ⋅ 0.126 (H) mm

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4.4 Headphones output format

Maximum output 50mW ± 5% (32Ω/1kHz)

Frequency 100Hz to 20kHz (0dB to -3dB)

response

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4.5 Concerning the adjustment values

④ Brightness
The offset level of the luminance signal can be varied in the range of -50.00 to +50.00%. This
applies to the G brightness, B brightness and R brightness as well.

Display level
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 100 +50% 0%

50%

-7
0 100 109 ④ Contrast

The level of the luminance signal can be varied in the range of 0.0 to 200.0%. This applies to the
G contrast, B contrast and R contrast as well.

Display level

109

100
200%

100%

50%
0
0%

-7
0 100 109
Input level

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