Sony GVM-1311Q - Manual (Page 7)

] RGB A interface unit
16, 64 COLOR/8 COLOR selector
Press this selector (a) when digital RGB equipment
having 16- or 64-color mode is connected to the RGB A
connector. The 16- or 64-color mode is automatically
selected by sync polarity. Keep the selector released
(Q) for digital RGB equipment having the 8-color mode.
DIGITAL/ANALOG selector
Press this selector (
q ) when video equipment having
digital RGB output is connected to the RGB A
connector. Release the selector (n) for equipment
having analog RGB output.
RGB A connector (D-sub 9-pin, female)
Connect to video equipment having either digital or
analog RGB output.
To monitor the input signal fed through this connector,
press the RGB A input select button.
I SUPERIMPOSE switch
Set this switch to ON (j=.) to display the composite video
signal from a laser disc player, etc., or to perform
superimposition. In this case, the RGB H/V SHIFT, RGB
H/V SIZE and RGB PICTURE controls do not function.
Set this switch to OFF (n) to display the RGB signal
from a microcomputer, etc. In this case, the sync signal
should be supplied to pin 3 (H. sync) or pin 11 (V. sync)
of the RGB B connector.
> When the RGB B/NORMAL mode select signal is
supplied to pin 10 of the RGB B connector with the
SUPERIMPOSE switch set to ON, the previously
selected LINE A or LINE B indicator lights together
with the RGB B indicator.
> Synchronize the line signal of the video equipment that
is superimposing with the signal of RGB equipment.
] RGB A AUDIO input jack (phono type)
Connect to the audio outputs of the RGB equipment
connected to the RGB A connector.
] RGB A SELECT connector (minijack)
When ground potential is applied to this connector,
signal input from the RGB A connector will be monitored
regardless of the setting of the input select buttons on
the front panel. If a power supply of 5 V is applied to the
connector or the circuit is open, the input signal selected
with the input select buttons will be monitored.
This connector allows the input source monitored to be
selected with external equipment.
] CONTROL S input connector (minijack)
Connect to the CONTROL S output of video equipment.
The power on/off, input select, volume and picture
settings can be remotely controlled through the
equipment connected.
Mutual interference of deflection may occur when
several monitors are ranged side by side for a loop-
through connection, as this unit is compatible with the
signals of high horizontal frequencies. In such a
situation, allow adequate space between each unit.
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Earphone jacks
Phone 1 :When the earphone is connected,
the sound through the speaker is
also audible.
Phone 2 (Switched) :When the earphone is connected,
the sound through the speaker is
not audible.
If a stereo headphone plug is inserted to Phone 1 or Phone
2, the monaural sound will be heard from both the left and
right channels.
I RGB B connector (D-sub 25-pin, male)
Connect to video equipment having either digital or
analog RGB output.
To monitor the input signal fed through this connector,
press the RGB B input select button.
If you do not attach the ferrite core on the shielded RGB cable,
the monitor will not conform to mandatory FCC standards.
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