Konica Minolta CA-100Plus CRT Television User Manual


 
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Used for measurement of NTSC monitors
Used for measurement of PAL and SECAM
monitors
Used to synchronize measurement with the
monitor’s vertical synchronizing signal (fre-
quency: 40 to 200 Hz) that is input to the
instrument. (For how to input the vertical syn-
chronizing signal, refer to page 28.)
Used for measurement of any monitors, for
instance, when the frequency of monitor’s ver-
tical synchronizing signal is unknown or when
the vertical synchronizing signal cannot be in-
put into the instrument for some reason.
If the frequency of the monitor’s vertical syn-
chronizing signal is known, set it to be used
for measurement.
33.3 ms
40.0 ms
(1 vertical scan
cycle) × 2
100 ms
(1 vertical scan
cycle) × 2
60 Hz
50 Hz
40 to 200 Hz
40 to 200 Hz
Not required
Required
Not required
Not required
[Selecting Method]
1. Press the key.
The LCD display section will switch to the menu selection
screen.
2. Press the key to open the SYNC selection
screen.
Each time the key is pressed, the screen will switch in the
order PROBE SYNC ID Name input RANGE
Measurement Speed Number of Digits RS232C baud
rate PROBE.
3. Press the key to display the SYNC mode you
want to select.
Each time the key is pressed, SYNC mode switches in
the order EXTUNIVINTNTSCPALEXT.
“INT” allows you to change the synchronizing frequency.
PQRS
7
TUV
8
WXYZ
MENU
ALPHA
9
GHI
4
JKL
5
MNO LOCK
6
CAL
White
1
ABC
2
DEF
-
SPACE
3
ENTER
Red
0
Green
.
Blue
1
2
3
4
Press the key
until the desired
SYNC mode is
displayed.
MENU : SELECT
PUSH SPACE KEY
SELECT : SYNC.
EXT
SELECT : SYNC.
UNIV
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Menu selection screen
SYNC selection screen
SYNC Mode
SYNC Mode
NTSC
PAL
EXT
UNIV.
INT
Description
Measurement time
(Sampling time)
Vertical scanning
frequency
Display’s vertical
synchronizing
signal
Not required
2. Selecting SYNC Mode
In SYNC mode, measurement time (sampling time) is selected according to the display’s vertical scanning frequency.
The following five SYNC modes are available. Select the SYNC mode suitable for the display to be measured.