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    BT-LS1400P
    Liquid Crystal Video Monitor
    POWER
    INPUT SCAN BLUEMENU/
    EXITENTER
    M ENU VOLUME
    Printed in Japan
    VQT0F29 
    						
    							2
    indicates safety information.
    CAUTION
    RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
    DO NOT OPEN
    CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, 
    DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR  BACK).
    NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
    REFER TO SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
    The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol,
    within an equilateral triangle, is intended to
    alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
    “dangerous voltage” within the product’s
    enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
    to constitute a risk of electric shock to per-
    sons.
    The exclamation point within an equilateral tri-
    angle is intended to alert the user to the pres-
    ence of important operating and maintenance
    (service) instructions in the literature accom-
    panying the appliance.
    WARNING:
    TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
    HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS EQUIP-
    MENT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE AND KEEP
    THIS EQUIPMENT AWAY FROM ALL LIQ-
    UIDS—USE AND STORE ONLY IN LOCA-
    TIONS WHICH ARE NOT EXPOSED TO THE
    RISK OF DRIPPING OR SPLASHING LIQUIDS,
    AND DO NOT PLACE ANY LIQUID CONTAIN-
    ERS ON TOP OF THE EQUIPMENT.
    CAUTION:
    TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
    HAZARD AND ANNOYING INTERFERENCE,
    USE THE RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES
    ONLY.
    FCC Note:
    This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
    To assure continued compliance follow the attached
    installation instructions and do not make any unautho-
    rized modifications.
    This equipment has been tested and found to comply
    with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to
    Part 15 of the FCC Rules.  These limits are designed
    to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter-
    ference when the equipment is operated in a commer-
    cial environment.  This equipment generates, uses,
    and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
    installed and used in accordance with the instruction
    manual, may cause harmful interference to radio com-
    munications.  Operation of this equipment in a resi-
    dential area is likely to cause harmful interference in
    which case the user will be required to correct the
    interference at his own expense.
    CAUTION:
    TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR SHOCK
    HAZARD, REFER MOUNTING OF THE
    OPTIONAL UNIT TO AUTHORIZED SERVICE
    PERSONNEL.
    CAUTION:
    Do not install or place this unit in a book-
    case, built-in cabinet or any other confined
    space in order to maintain adequate ventila-
    tion. Ensure that curtains and any other
    materials do not obstruct the ventilation to
    prevent risk of electric shock or fire hazard
    due to overheating.
    Notice (U.S.A.only):
    This product has a fluorescent lamp that con-
    tains a small amount of mercury.
    It also contains lead in some components.
    Disposal of these materials may be regulated
    in your community due to environmental con-
    siderations.
    For disposal or recycling information please
    contact your local authorities, or the
    Electronics Industries Alliance:
    
    For your safety 
    						
    							3
    indicates safety information.
    CAUTION:
    THE SOCKET-OUTLET SHALL BE
    INSTALLED NEAR THE EQUIPMENT AND
    SHALL BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE. 
    ∫
    THIS APPARATUS MUST BE GROUNDED
    To ensure safe operation the three-pin plug must be
    inserted only into a standard three-pin power outlet
    which is effectively grounded through normal house-
    hold wiring.
    Extension cords used with the equipment must be
    three-core and be correctly wired to provide connec-
    tion to the ground. Incorrectly wired extension cords
    can be extremely hazardous.
    The fact that the equipment operates satisfactorily
    does not imply that it is grounded, and the installation
    is not necessarily safe. For your safety, if in any doubt
    about the effective grounding of the equipment or
    power outlet, please consult a qualified electrician.CAUTION:
    THIS APPARATUS CAN BE OPERATED AT A
    VOLTAGE OF 120 V OR ON THE RANGE OF
    220 – 240 V AC.  OPERATION AT A VOLTAGE
    IN THE RANGE OF 220 – 240 V AC IS NOT
    INTENDED FOR U.S.A.
    CAUTION:
    OPERATION AT A VOLTAGE IN THE RANGE
    OF 220 – 240 V AC MAY REQUIRE THE USE
    OF A DIFFERENT AC PLUG.
    PLEASE CONTACT EITHER A LOCAL OR
    FOREIGN PANASONIC DISTRIBUTOR FOR
    ASSISTANCE IN SELECTING AN ALTER-
    NATE AC PLUG.
    Contents
    For your safety
    For your safety  ................................................................................ 2
    Precautions for use  ........................................................................ 4
    Outline drawings of front and side panels  ................................... 4
    Introduction ..................................................................................... 5
    Parts and their functions (front panel) .......................................... 5
    Parts and their functions (rear panel)  ........................................... 6
    How to use the on-screen menus .................................................. 7
    REMOTE specifications ................................................................ 10
    About the stand  ............................................................................. 11
    Rack mounting ............................................................................... 11
    Maintenance .................................................................................. 12
    Specifications ................................................................................ 13 
    						
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    This product has been specially designed for commercial use.  As such, it should be used and operated
    only by persons with related expertise.
    ¥ ¥
    The liquid crystal parts are fabricated using high-precision technology.  The screen has effective
    pixels that cover more than 99.99% of its area, but pixels may be missing or remain permanently
    lighted (red, blue and/or green) in less than 0.01% of the area.  This is not indicative of malfunctioning.
    ¥ ¥
    The LCD panel has been specially finished.
    Do not wipe it with hard cloths or rub it heavily as this will damage the surface of the panel.
    ¥ ¥
    If a still image is displayed continuously for a long period of time, the image may be burnt onto the
    screen for some time. (The shadow of the image will usually disappear after moving images are
    displayed for while.)
    ¥ ¥
    The response speed and brightness of the liquid crystals will vary with the surrounding temperature.
    Outline drawings of front and side panels
    Precautions for use
    POWER
    INPUT SCAN BLUEMENU/
    EXITENTER
    MENU VOLUME
    356 mm308.5 mm
    71.5 mm 
    						
    							5
    Power switch
    This is the main power switch.
    When the power is ON, the LED (green) above the
    switch lights.
    1
    2
    INPUT selector button
    This is used to select the signal input, and each time it is
    pressed, the input is switched in the following sequence:
    LINE A >LINE B >CMPNT>SDI >LINE A.
    
    The SDI signal input can be selected only when the BT-
    YA210G, available as an optional accessory, is installed.
    5
    MENU selector buttons
    These are used to display the menus and perform the
    adjustments and settings.
    MENU/EXIT:Press this button to exit the menu
    display and menu.  Further, if this button
    is pressed after the menu item has been
    selected, the menu will be exited with
    the item entered.
    W WX
    X
    :  Press these buttons to move the cursor
    up or down or to select menu items.
    ENTER:Press this button to select menu items or
    enter settings.
    4 3
    BLUE ONLY button
    The chroma and phase can be adjusted more accurately
    using SMPTE color bars when this button is pressed.
    SCAN button
    UNDER SCAN:At this setting, signals in the video
    signal standard area can be viewed.
    OVER SCAN:This setting provides overscanning of
    around 8% so that about 85% of the
    video signal standard area is
    displayed.
    Overscanning displays are used by consumer products
    although their scanning ratio differs from product to
    product.
    6
    Volume controls
    The volume level is altered by pressing the up (W) and
    down (X) buttons.
    8
    Tally lamp
    The lamp (red) lights due to remote control operation.
    See “REMOTE specifications” (page 10) for details.
    Parts and their functions (front panel)
    POWER
    INPUT SCAN BLUEMENU/
    EXITENTER
    MENU VOLUME
    12
    3
    456
    7
    8
    Introduction
    The BT-LS1400 commercial-use LCD video monitor features a 14 v-type LCD screen, a slim and lightweight design, and a
    wide angle of view.  Its connectors support not only standard NTSC signal input but S-Video, 480i , P component signal input
    and SD SDI (optional) input as well.
    ∫Wide angle of view
    By using an LCD screen with a wide angle of view,
    exceptional image visibility is assured across wide angle
    ranges in both the top-bottom and left-right directions.
    ∫Color temperature, gamma correction
    The color temperature complies with the D65 and D93
    standards while gamma correction is set to the 2.2 curve.
    ∫Mode settings
    Users can choose between three modes: the image pro-
    duction mode (BROADCAST), the general user image-
    receiving mode (GENERAL), and the user setting mode
    (USER).
    ∫Functions
    This monitor is equipped with a blue-only function for
    adjusting the hue, and an underscanning function for dis-
    playing the whole screen.
    ∫REMOTE connector
    This enables parallel remote input control which in turn
    makes it possible to select functions.
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    Speaker 
    						
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    Parts and their functions (rear panel)
    REMOTE connector
    This 9-pin, D-sub connector is for remote control
    purposes.
    <
    =
    SD-SDI connectors (optional)
    These are SD-SDI input connectors (BNC) with active
    thru output.
    >
    AC IN power socket
    This is the AC power socket.  Connect the accessory
    power cord here.
    @
    Screw hole for cable clamp
    This screw hole is for attaching the clamp for the power
    cord.  Refer to the following when attaching the clamp.
    ?
    Security lock
    This can be used to connect a commercially-available
    theft-prevention cable (manufactured by Kensington).
    This security lock is compatible with the Microsaver
    Security System from Kensington.
    Contact details for this company are given below.
    KensingtonTechnology Group ACCO Brrands Inc.
    2855 Campus Drive San Mateo,CA 94403 USA
    Tel (650)572-2700
    Fax(650)572-9675
    http://www.kensington.com/
    http://www.gravis.com/
    NOTE: information given above may be changed in
    future.
    9
    LINE-A
    These connectors are for composite signal and S-video
    signal and audio signal input.  Priority is given to the S-
    video signal for input.
    :
    LINE-B
    These connectors are for composite signal and S-video
    signal and audio signal input.  Priority is given to the S-
    video signal for input.
    ;
    CMPNT
    These connectors are for component signal input and
    audio signal input.
    When the option SDI input unit BT-YA210G is installed,
    these connectors are also used for SDI audio input.
    
    It is recommended to use the Y CMPNT connector for
    input of monochrome signals.
    9
    :
    ;<
    >
    ?
    =
    LINE AIN OUTAUDIO
    RLR L
    LINE B
    CMPNT
    INVIDEO
    S-VIDEO
    OUT
    YCOMPONENT
    IN
    P
    BOUT
    AUDIO
    INREMOTE IN
    P
    R
    IN OUTAUDIO
    RLR L
    RL
    S-VIDEO
    OUT
    IN
    INVIDEO
    OUT
    @
    Place the power cord in the
    accessory clamp.
    Fix the clamp to the monitor
    using the screw provided. 
    						
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    How to use the on-screen menus
    Press the MENU/EXIT button to display the main menu on
    the screen.
    PICTURE
    This menu is used to perform the settings relating to the
    picture.
    1
    2
    VIDEO CONFIG
    This menu is used to perform aspect and component
    input level settings.
    5
    [INPUT]
    The currently selected signal—whether LINE A, LINE B,
    CMPNT or SDI (optional)—is displayed here.
    4 3
    MAINTENANCE
    This menu is used to display the running time of the LCD
    monitor.
    SYSTEM CONFIG
    This menu is used to set the backlight brightness, status
    displays, input switching skip and REMOTE ON or OFF.
    ªMenus
    The following items appear on the main menu.
    MENU/EXIT button
    [MAIN MENU]
    PICTURE        4
    VIDEO CONFIG   4
    SYSTEM CONFIG  4
    MAINTENANCE    4
    [INPUT]
    LINE A1
    2
    3
    4
    5 
    						
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    [PICTURE MENU]
    MODE           BROADCAST
    CONTRAST              60
    BRIGHT                30
    CHROMA                30
    PHASE                 30
    SHARPNESS             30
    AI                   OFF
    NR                   OFF
    COLOR TEMP           D93
    3D Y/C               OFF
    [LORD FACTORY]
    MODE
    The video mode is selected here.
    ≥BROADCAST
    This mode is set at the factory to best suit broadcast
    operations.
    ≥GENERAL
    This mode applies the dynamic settings which were set
    at the factory for generally receiving images.
    ≥USER
    This mode enables the mode set by the user to be
    established.  BROADCAST is the factory setting.
    CONTRAST
    The contrast can be adjusted here in line with the conditions
    of the indoor work environment.
    BRIGHT
    The black level can be adjusted here.
    CHROMA
    The chroma level can be adjusted here.
    Use the blue-only function to adjust the level while viewing
    the SMPTE color bars.
    PHASE
    The phase can be adjusted here.
    Use the blue-only function to adjust the level while viewing
    the SMPTE color bars.
    SHARPNESS
    The appropriate sharpness in line with the signal
    characteristics can be set here.
    AI
    Dynamic images can be received when this is set to ON.
    NR
    This is set to ON when the signal-to-noise ratio for the video
    signals received is problematic.
    COLOR TMP
    The color temperature can be adjusted here.
    The color temperature is adjusted to comply with the D65
    and D93 standards at the factory.
    For consumer products, the color temperature is normally
    set higher.
    3D Y/C
    This is for the 3-dimensional Y/C separation function.
    The picture quality is different when the function is ON and
    when it is OFF.
    LOAD FACTORY
    This is selected when the factory settings are to be restored.
    ¥ PICTURE menu
    The menu items shown below appear when the PICTURE menu is selected on the main menu.
    How to use the on-screen menus
    
    When any changes are made to the settings on this menu, the changes also take effect for the settings of other linked
    video signals for some of the video signals which have been selected. How the changes are linked is explained below.
    ≥Any changes made to the settings when the LINE A signal has been selected will also be made to the LINE B
    signal. Conversely, any changes made to the settings when the LINE B signal has been selected will also be made
    to the LINE A signal.
    ≥When the optional SDI input unit (BT-YA210G) is installed, any changes made to the settings when the CMPNT
    480i signal is selected will also be made to the SDI signal. Conversely, any changes made to the settings when the
    SDI signal is selected will also be made to the CMPNT 480i signal. 
    						
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    [SYSTEM CONFIG]
    BACKLIGHT            60
    STATUS DISPLAY CONTINUE
    [INPUT SELECT]
    LINE B             ON
    CMPNT              ON
    SDI                ON
    REMOTE              OFF
    BACKLIGHT
    The backlight brightness is adjusted to a value from 0 to 60
    here.  60 is the factory setting.
    STATUS DISPLAY
    The information displays during input switching and input
    signal system display are set here.
    ≥CONTINUE
    The information remains displayed.  This is the factory
    setting.
    ≥3 SEC OFF
    The information is displayed for 3 seconds, after which
    it is cleared from the display.
    ≥OFF
    No information is displayed.
    INPUT SELECT
    LINE B
    By setting this item to OFF, LINE B can be skipped.
    CMPNT
    By setting this item to OFF, CMPNT can be skipped.
    SDI
    By setting this item to OFF, SDI can be skipped.  This
    item is valid only when the optional SDI input unit (BT-
    YA210G) is installed.
    REMOTE
    External control is set to ON or OFF here.
    ¥ SYSTEM CONFIG menu
    The menu items shown below appear when the SYSTEM CONFIG menu is selected on the main menu.
    How to use the on-screen menus
    ASPECT
    An aspect ratio of 4:3 or 16:9 can be set.
    The underscanning function cannot be used when 16:9 has
    been selected.
    COMPONENT LEVEL
    The component input level is selected here.  This menu item
    appears only when the component signal has been selected
    as the input signal.
    ≥SMPTE
    Select this when signals from a DVD or MIIVTR are
    supplied.
    ≥B75
    Select this when signals with a 7.5% setup level are
    supplied from a Betacam VTR.
    [VIDEO CONFIG]
    ASPECT            16:9
    COMPONENT LEVEL   SMPTE
    ¥VIDEO CONFIG menu
    The menu items shown below appear when the VIDEO CONFIG menu is selected on the main menu. 
    						
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    REMOTE specifications
    Pin No.
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9Signal
    Input switching function
    Aspect ratio switching function
    Standby function
    Tally function
    GND
    s
    s
    s
    s
    54321
    9876
    Connector (9P)
    In order to perform REMOTE operations, select ON as the
    setting for the REMOTE menu item on the SYSTEM
    CONFIG menu.
    The functions for REMOTE operations can be switched by
    opening or shorting the pins corresponding to the functions
    to pin 5 (ground).  There are two kinds of operations: level
    operations and edge operations.
    Level operations :The functions are operational while
    the pins are shorted to pin 5 (GND).
    Edge operations :The functions become operational
    when the pins are transferred from an
    open-circuited to short-circuited state
    vis-à-vis pin 5 (GND).
    The following four functions can be controlled externally.
    ≥
    Input switching function (edge operations)
    This switches the input from LINE A, LINE B, CMPNT
    or SDI.  The SDI signal input can be selected only
    when the BT-YA210G, available as an optional
    accessory, is installed.  The input signals which have
    been set to OFF (which are to be skipped) under the
    INPUT SIGNAL menu item on the SYSTEM CONFIG
    menu will not be displayed, thus making it impossible
    for them to be selected.
    ≥
    Aspect ratio switching function (level
    operations)
    This switches the aspect ratio.
    ≥
    Standby function (level operations)
    This blacks out the monitor while the power is on in
    order to prevent images from being burned onto the
    screen.
    ≥
    Tally function (level operations)
    This enables the tally lamp to light up red.
    The tally lamp operates regardless of whether ON or
    OFF is selected as the REMOTE menu item setting.
    [MAINTENANCE]
    RUNNING TIME      300HRUNNING TIME
    The total running time of the monitor is displayed here (in
    hours).
    ¥ MAINTENANCE menu
    The menu item shown below appears when the MAINTENANCE menu is selected on the main menu.
    How to use the on-screen menus 
    						
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