Wohler RMQ-200-3G4-TT Owner's Manual

RMQ Series

• RMQ-230-3G • RMQ-230-SD • RMQ-230-A

• RMQ-200-3G • RMQ-200-SD • RMQ-200-A

• RMQ-170-3G • RMQ-170-SD • RMQ-170-A

Quad-Split, LCD, Multi-Viewer Audio/

Video Monitors

User Guide

Part Number 821097, Revision A

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821097: RMQ Series User Guide


RMQ Series

Introduction

Overview

The RMQ Series quad split, LCD video monitors are high-performance, professional LCD monitors that support advanced 10-bit digital processing technology and also 3D comb filter and de-interlace, accurate scaling engine, GAMMA correction and color temperature adjustment to achieve the best possible image display.

The RMQ Series supports 4-channel 3G/HD/SD-SDI/CVBS signal and a single HDMI signal input. They can simultaneously display four signal inputs, with three typical display modes including one full screen display, one big-with-three small screen displays and four uniform size screen displays.

Topics

Topics

Introduction

Safety

Installation Recommendations

Unpacking and Installation

Features

Front Panel Features

Rear Panel Features

Using the OSD Menu

Specifications

Technical Function Overview

Page

1

2

6

7

3

4

10

13

24

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Safety

Safety

Important Safety Instructions

IMPORTANT:

1.

Read, keep, and follow all of these instructions; heed all warnings.

2.

Do not use this equipment near water, rain or moisture.

3.

Use only a dry cloth to clean the equipment.

4.

Do not install near any heat source such as a radiator, heat register, amplifier, or stove.

5.

Do not attempt to plug the unit into a two-blade outlet (with only two prongs of equal width).

By design, these monitors will only plug into a three-prong outlet for your safety. If the plug does not fit into your outlet, contact an electrician to replace the obsolete outlet.

6.

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plug’s source on the equipment and at the socket.

7.

Use only the attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.

8.

Unplug the equipment during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.

9.

Use of a cart is neither recommended nor approved by Wohler.

10.

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing will be required under all of the following conditions:

• The equipment has been damaged in any way, such as when the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

• Objects have fallen onto the equipment; or the equipment has been exposed to rain or moisture, or liquid has been spilled onto the equipment.

• The equipment does not operate normally.

• The equipment has been dropped.

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Installation Recommendations

Safety Symbols

WARNING: The symbol to the left warns of electric shock hazard inside the unit.

Disconnect the power cord before removing access panels when installing upgrades. Only qualified service personnel are to operate the equipment with covers removed, and are to exercise caution to avoid personal injury.

Installation Recommendations

Heat Dissipation

The ambient temperature around the unit should not exceed 40°

Celsius (104° Fahrenheit). Allow plenty of space around the unit for air circulation.

Mounting/Bracing

Stands for desktop mounting are provided. The fixed desktop stand resists tipping over. The adjustable stand may need bracing when raised to its higher positions.

Wall mounting kits (not provided) are available for semi-permanent installations. Ensure that the lock hardware will resist movement from mobile vehicles or seismic vibrations.

Connections and Cable Recommendations

We recommend that you limit the length of the cables that you use for feeding HD-SDI signals sources to the HD-SDI inputs of the RMQ

Series units and that you use a Belden 1694A cable (or equivalent). The

HD-SDI inputs ( IN1 and IN4 ) can be up to 150 meters (492 feet) in length for 1.5 Gbps (HD), more for 270 Mbps (SD) and less for 3Gbps.



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Unpacking and Installation

Note: HDMI 1.3 or 1.4 cable lengths of 2m (6 feet) are guaranteed to work well. Four meters (12 feet) lengths of high quality cable should work well enough, but is not guaranteed for all situations. Longer HDMI cables often degrade signal quality. Active extender transmitter/receiver pairs can be used to cover long distances.

Electrical Interference

Be careful to properly terminate/ground signals and avoid mismatched cable types and other similar causes of undesired reflections in digital signal systems. If severe enough, such reflections can result in corruption of the digital data stream. As with any audio equipment, maximum immunity from electrical interference requires the use of shielded cable. The internal circuitry ground is connected to the chassis.

Power

The unit comes with a standard 19VDC/4.7 A external power adapter and connects an A/C mains power source (65W, 100 to 240 VAC, 50/

60Hz) through the IEC connector provided on the power adapter.

When the mains plug or appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect device connection should remain accessible to be operable.

Unpacking and Installation

Contents

4

While unpacking the components, verify that none of the components are damaged.

Also verify that the box contains all of the following:

• Monitor

• Base



RMQ Series

Unpacking and Installation

Mounting

• Base board with screws

• Adapter (19V)

• Power cord

• User guide CDROM

• Warranty card

The RMQ Series monitor comes standard with two table top stands: one fixed and one adjustable.

Alternatively, you can order the rack mount kit separately.

Refer to Figure 1–1 on page 5 while installing the fixed base onto the

monitor. Refer to the instructions included with other mounts when used.

Figure 1–1 RMQ Fixed Base Installation

M4 Screws

Before After



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Features

1.

Install the base to the monitor.

2.

Place the monitor on a solid static-free surface.

3.

Connect the power cord to the rear panel of the monitor and to mains power.

4.

Connect the signal inputs to the rear panel.

5.

Press the Power switch (DC IN) on the rear panel of the monitor.

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Features

The RMQ Series monitors provide the following features:

• 178° viewing angle

• Multi-format analog and digital audio signals

• Four of 5 input signals (4 x SDI/CVBS, 1 x HDMI)

• Adjustment of the parameters for each channel

• High-quality waveform or vector monitoring (for CH1 and CH3 in quad view)

• Embedded SDI or stereo analog audio through speakers or headphones

• Audio bar graph meters, up to sixteen

• Stereo analog audio line output of selected channel

• Area, safety, and center markers

• Closed captions for CVBS

• Pre-set or user-adjustable color temperature per channel

• Time code for SD-SDI in ANC-packet form

• Dynamic OSD/IMD tally

• HDMI output for a larger display



RMQ Series

Front Panel Features

Front Panel Features

The following feature descriptions refer to Figure 1–2 below.

Figure 1–2 RMQ Front Panel

Level Meters

In-Monitor

Display (IMD)

Timecode

Status

Headphones

Channels 1 thru 4

Quad View

Menu

HDMI DVI In

F1/Down & F2/Up

Enter

Power

LED

Power On/Off

• Status: The status is displayed in the upper left corner of each window, and includes the input channel number and signal format.

Operation is defined in the OSD CONFIG FORMAT DISPLAY menu.

• Level Meters: Displays up to 16 channels, 8 on the left and 8 on the right. Define the meters setup in the AUDIO CONFIG AUDIO

SOURCE and METER DISPLAY menu options.

• IMD: The 16 characters of the in-monitor display (IMD) can be displayed in red, green, yellow, or white. OSD CONFIG IMD

DISPLAY , IMD COLOR , and IMD CHAR define the static operation.

The second page of OSD CONFIG defines the dynamic IMD and

OSD tally operations.



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• Timecode: The display format for the timecode is HH: MM: SS: FF.

In the event no timecode is available, the monitor will display

--:--:--:--. Time code is currently available for SD-SDI ANCpacketized only.

• Headphones: This 1/8” jack receives a standard mini-headphones plug and provides stereo audio. Inserting a plug here, wired or not, will mute the speakers.

• Channels 1 thru 4: Pressing each of these buttons displays one full screen with the input signal connected to the corresponding input on the rear panel. See

Specifications on page 24

for available input types. The audio source (as defined for that channel’s AUDIO

CONFIG menu) will follow the last selected video channel with these buttons. The menus’ channel number also follows the last channel button pressed.

• QUAD: Pressing this button toggles between quad view (shown in

Figure 1–4 on page 10 ) and one-big-and-three-small (as shown in

Figure 1–2 on page 7 ). See also

Figure 1–3

below for screen identification.

Figure 1–3 Screen Identification

2

Screen 1 Screen 3

Screen 1

Screen 2 Screen 4

3

4

Quad View One-Big-with-Three-Small View

• DVI (HDMI In): Pressing this button toggles between HDMI and

NONE . Set this button to HDMI when you want to display a HDMI input, and set it to NONE when you want SDI input. This control only functions for Channel 1. HDMI jack is provided. DVI-D input requires an adapter (not provided).

• Menu: Pressing this button displays the on-screen display (OSD)

Menu

MENU

. Press MENU again to revert one menu level or exit out of

mode.

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• F1/Up and F2/Down: After pressing the MENU button, press Up or

Down to move within submenus. When not in MENU mode, F1 and F2 are programmable hot keys. Refer to

User Config Menu on page 18 for details.

• ENTER: After pressing the MENU button, pressing this button selects the current menu or menu option. Changes are previewed, but not saved, until you press the ENTER button again.

When the OSD Menu is not displayed, you can press the ENTER button to quickly adjust the following parameters.

• VOLUME : Adjusts the volume from 0 to 30.

• BRIGHTNESS : Adjusts the video brightness from 0 to 100, where 50 is the typical value.

• CONTRAST : Adjusts the image contrast from 0 to 100, where

50 is the typical value.

• CHROMA : Adjusts the color saturation from 0 to 100, where

50 is the typical value.

• Power LED: Lights red in standby mode and green when on.

• POWER On/Off: Toggles the monitor to on or standby mode.

• Waveform/Vector: (

Figure 1–4 on page 10

) In quad screen view,

Screen 2 displays the waveform or vector for Screen 1 and Screen 4 displays the waveform or vector for Screen 3.



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Rear Panel Features

Figure 1–4 RMQ Waveform/Vector Display

Vector or

Waveform

Displays

Rear Panel Features

The descriptions of the rear panel connectors refer to

Figure 1–5 below

and

Figure 1–6

and

Figure 1–8 on page 12

.

Figure 1–5 RMQ Complete Rear Panel

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Figure 1–6

RMQ Series


RMQ Rear Panel - Left

• DC IN (jack): Accepts included power plug from an adapter.

• Power (Rocker Switch): Toggles power to the monitor on or off.

• RS485 Ports (2 RJ-45): Input and output connectors for external

control. Refer to Figure 1–7 and Table 1–1 on page 11 for details.

Figure 1–7 RS485 RJ45 Connector Pin Map

Table 1–1 RS485 Pin Out

Pin RS485 In Terminal Signal

4

5

1, 2 GND

3 Tx-

Rx+

Rx-

6 Tx+

7, 8 NC

RS485 Out Terminal

Signal

GND

Tx-

Rx+

Rx-

Tx+

NC



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• Tally (DB-9 F): Tally input.

• Audio Inputs (8 RCA) and Outputs (2 RCA): Each input pair

(one for each channel) accepts standard analog audio. Output is from last (video) channel selected as heard from the speakers/ headphones.

Figure 1–8 RMQ Rear Panel - Right

SDI/CVBS Video Inputs (4 BNC) and SDI Outputs (4 BNC): Only

SDI video, buffered from SDI inputs, is output. No analog to digital or digital to analog conversion is available at this time.

HDMI IN : Alternate input for Channel 1. Accepts HDMI and DVI-D video (adapter required). No audio is available from this input.

HDMI OUT : Sends the main display image, minus menus, to an external monitor.

Ethernet (RJ-45): Network interface for upgrades—reserved for future use.

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RMQ Series

Using the OSD Menu

Using the OSD Menu

Configuring the RMQ Series monitors is accomplished in the OSD

MENU . Each of the menus in the OSD MENU is explained below.

1.

Press the MENU button to display the menu.

2.

Use the Up and Down buttons to navigate through the seven sub-menu icons.

3.

Press the ENTER button to move into the parameter selections in the chosen sub-menu. The submenus are:

• STATUS (Read-only; CH indicates the channel being configured)

• COLOR TEMP

• MARKER

• AUDIO CONFIG

• USER CONFIG

• OSD CONFIG

1) Page 1: IMD DISPLAY

2) Page 2: IMD PROTOCOL

4.

Use the Up or Down buttons to cycle through the sub-menus and sub-menu selections.

5.

When the desired option is highlighted, press the ENTER button to select it.

6.

Use the Up or Down buttons to adjust the parameter value up or down, make a selection, or turn a function on or off.

7.

Press the ENTER button to save the parameter change and return to the sub-menu level.

Press the MENU button to back out of a parameter or sub-menu. Press the MENU button again to remove the menu from the screen.



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Status Menu

Note that none of the options displayed on the STATUS menu are editable.

Table 1–2

Parameters

Status Menu

Default

Value

CH (Channel)

COLOR TEMP

ASPECT MODE

SCAN MODE

IP ADDRESS

SUBNET MASK

SERIAL NO.

MODEL

Domain Range

Display only; Non-selectable. The values vary depending on input signal type and configuration settings.

Color Temp Menu

Important: To modify the options in the COLOR TEMP menu, COLOR TEMP must be set to

USER .

Table 1–3

Parameters

COLOR TEMP

Color Temp Menu

Default

Value

Domain Range

Selects the color temperature that will become the basis for adjustments where:

• D93 = 9300K

D65

• D65 = 6500K

• D56 = 5600K

• USER (Enables the rest of the options)

RED GAIN

GREEN GAIN

BLUE GAIN

Factory

Calibrated

0 to 255

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Table 1–3

Parameters

Color Temp Menu (Continued)

Default

Value

Domain Range

RED BIAS

GREEN BIAS

BLUE BIAS

RESET

Factory

Calibrated

0 to 63

Resets gain and bias to their factory defaults.

Marker Menu

Important: MARKER is disabled when SCAN mode is NATIVE , or when the input signal is

DVI or VGA.

Table 1–4

Parameters

AREA MARKER

Marker Menu

Default

Value

Domain Range

Select the area marker aspect ratio according to the display aspect only when the aspect ratio is 16:9.

• OFF : turns area marker off

16:9

• 4:3

• 13:9

• 14:9

• 15:9

CENTER MARKER ON

• 16:9

• 1.85:1

• 2.35:1

ON (enabled) or OFF (disabled)



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Table 1–4

Parameters

Marker Menu (Continued)

Default

Value

Domain Range

Setting the picture safe area size marker for the aspect ratio

(determined by the button to which the aspect function is assigned) and scan control, where:

• OFF

SAFETY MARKER OFF • 80%

• 85%

MARKER LEVEL

MARKER MAT

1

OFF

• 88%

• 90%

• 93%

• 95%

Sets the luminance (white level or brightness) to display safety, center, and area marker line, where:

• 1 = 100%

• 2 = 75%

• 3 = 50%

Sets the area marker mat transparency, where:

• OFF = Normal background, use line for area marker edge only

• HALF = 50% Background brightness

• BLACK = Black

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Audio Config Menu

The menu sets up the audio sources for each channel according to the last CH 1 to CH 4 button pressed. Speakers and the analog Audio

Output follow CH 1 to CH 4 selections accordingly.

Table 1–5

Parameters

AUDIO SRC

SPEAKER L

SPEAKER R

METER DIS

Audio Config Menu

Default

Value

Domain Range

Used to select the audio source type, where:

NONE

• OFF = Disables audio source

• EXT = Analog audio Inputs CH1 to CH4 selected

CH1

CH2

• EBD = Embed audio (only for

SDI inputs)

Select embedded audio for the left speaker/headphone, line output:

• OFF

• CH1 thru CH16

Select embedded audio for the right speaker/headphone, line output:

• OFF

16CH

• CH1 thru CH16

Select the audio meters to display

(divided evenly between the left and right sides of the monitor:

• OFF

• 2CH

• 4CH

• 6CH

• 8CH

• 10CH

• 12CH

• 14CH

• 16CH



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Table 1–5

Parameters

ACTIVE ONLY

REF LEVEL

OVER LEVEL

Audio Config Menu (Continued)

Default

Value

Domain Range

OFF

-20DB

Control the audio level meter with the audio source:

ON (enabled) or OFF (disabled)

Select the reference level:

-20DB or -18DB

Select the overload level:

• -10DB

• -8DB

-10DB

• -6DB

• -4DB

• -2DB

User Config Menu

Table 1–6

Parameters

BACKLIGHT

LANGUAGE

PHASE

APERTURE

User Config Menu

Default

Value

N/A

Domain Range

Select the backlight brightness:

0 through 30

Select the language for the menu: english • ENGLISH

50

N/A

• CHINESE

Select the hue/tint adjustment when the video is analog in NTSC format:

0 through 100

Select the image sharpness:

0 through 32

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Table 1–6

Parameters

F1 BUTTON

F2 BUTTON

LAYOUT 2 MODE

LOCK NUMBER

User Config Menu (Continued)

Default

Value

Domain Range

Marker

Select the function to assign to the function button:

• MARKER

• AUD METER

• WAVEFORM

• NATIVE

AUD

METER

16:9

N/A

• BLUE ONLY

• MONO

• SCAN MODE : Enables or disables display.

• ASPECT MODE : Toggles between 4:3 and 16:9 scaling to match input.

• H/V DELAY

• UNDEF (none)

Select the aspect ratio when the display has one-big-with-threesmall screens:

16:9 or 4:3

Type in up to 16 characters to set a password to unlock the function buttons. Acceptable characters include all letters, numbers, and some symbols.



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OSD Config Menu

The OSD CONFIG menu has two pages: The IMD DISPLAY and the IMD

PROTOCOL.

OSD Display

Table 1–7

Parameters

IMD DISPLAY

IMD COLOR

TC DISPLAY

(Timecode)

WAVE FORM

WAVE OVER

LIMIT

WAVE UNDER

LIMIT

OSD Config Menu - IMD Display

Default

Value

Domain Range

On

ON = Displays

OFF = Does not display

Select the color in which to display the IMD text:

• RED white

• GREEN

• YELLOW

IMD CHARACTER WOHLER on off

0

0

• WHITE

The IMD text can contain up to 16 characters including all letters, numbers, and some symbols.

ON = Displays SD-SDI ANC-VITC/

LTC.

OFF = Does not display.

Select the graph to display:

• OFF

• WAVE FORM

• VECTOR 75

• VECTOR 100

Select the waveform overload limit:

0 through 100

Select the waveform under limit:

0 through 100

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Table 1–7

Parameters

OSD Config Menu - IMD Display

Default

Value

Domain Range

Select to display the video information:

FORMAT DISPLAY off • OFF

• AUTO

• ON

This following feature is not currently available.

Select to display closed captions for

CVBS signals only:

• OFF

CC off

• CC1

• CC2

• CC3

• CC4

• TEXT1

• TEXT2

• TEXT3

• TEXT4

• XDS



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IMD Display

Table 1–8

Parameters

IMD PROTOCOL

OSD Config Menu - IMD Protocol

Default

Value

Domain Range

Select the IMD protocol you want to use:

Local

• LOCAL

• UDP

• TSL3.1

• TSL4.0

IMD ID

IMD NAME (S/N)

BAUD RATE

OSD TLY MODE

0

N/A

19200

T1

• IMAGE VIDEO

Select the IMD ID:

0 through 255

The IMD serial number contains up to 16 characters.

Select the communications baud rate:

• 9600

• 19200

• 38400

Select the OSD tally mode:

• RG : Red/Green

• GR : Green only

• RGY : Red/Green/Yellow

• OFF : No tally light

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Table 1–8

Parameters

IMD TLY MODE

TLY SOURCE

OSD Config Menu - IMD Protocol

Default

Value

Domain Range

Select the IMD tally mode:

• T1

T1

• T2

• T1T2

• T2T1

• T1-

Standard

• T2-

• T1T2-

• T2T1-

Select the tally source (For more information about the tally DB-9 switch closure, refer to the information about the rear panel in

Figure 1–6 on page 11 .):

• STANDARD

• IMAGE VIDEO HW

• IMAGE VIDEO 422

• STANDARD + IM422

• TSL



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Specifications

Specifications

The general specifications of the RMQ Series monitors are listed in

Table 1–9

below.

Table 1–9 RMQ Specifications

Specification RMQ-230s

Dimensions

(including the fixed table stand)

14.37” H x 21.85” W x 6.26” D (

(365mm H x 555mm

W x 159mm D)

Shipping Weight 16 lbs. (7.26 kg)

LCD Dimension 23”

Aspect Ratio

Resolution

4:3/16:9 (native)

1920 H x 1080 V

Color Depth 16.7M, 24-bit

Viewing Angle 178° (H/V)

Brightness

Contrast Ratio

250 cd/m

2

1000:1

RMQ-200s

13.0” x H x 19.0” W x

6.3” D

(330 mm H x 482 m

W x 159 mm D)

14.1 lbs. (6.41 kg)

20”

1600 H x 900 V

RMQ-170s

12.1” H x 17.2” W x

6.3” D

(308 mm H x 437 mm

W x 159 mm D)

12.1 lbs. (5.50 kg)

17”

1366 H x 768 V

350 cd/m

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Table 1–10

below lists the I/O specifications.

Table 1–10 RMQ Specifications

Specification

Video Inputs

RMQ Values

• 4 BNCs: CVBS, 3G/HD/SD-SDI

(supports embedded audio)

Video Outputs

Audio Inputs

Audio Outputs

• 1 DVI -D / HDMI: alternate IN1

1 HDMI: HDMI (1080p50 or 1080p60)

8 RCAs: Analog stereo for EXT sources

2 RCAs: Analog stereo (monitoring, same as speakers)

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Specifications

Table 1–11

below distinguishes each of the RMQ models.

Table 1–11 RMQ Distinctions Among Each Model

Category

3G-SDI

HD-SDI

SD-SDI

Analog

Specification

1080p: (60/59.94/50)

1080i: (60/59.94/50)

720p: (60/59.94/50)

1035i: (60/59.94)

480i: (60/59.94)

576i: (50)

PAL

NTSC

1080i: (60/59.94/50)

720p: (60/59.94/50)

1035i: (60/59.94)

480i: (60/59.94)

576i: (50)

PAL

NTSC

480i: (60/59.94)

576i: (50)

PAL

NTSC

PAL

NTSC

3G HD SD

 









Note: 1080sF will display as the equivalent 1080i rates listed above.

A









Table 1–12

below lists the specifications for CVBS inputs.

Table 1–12 RMQ CVBS I/O Specifications

Specification

Signal Type

Signal Amplitude

Impedance

Return Loss

DC Offset

Frequency Response

Differential Gain

Differential Phase

RMQ Values

NTSC, PAL

1V peak-to-peak ±3 dB

75 

> 40 dB ±5 MHz

0V ±0.05 V

±0.2 dB to 5 MHz

< 1%

< 1.5°



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Technical Function Overview

Table 1–13

below lists the specifications for SDI inputs.

Table 1–13 RMQ SDI Specifications

Specification RMQ Values

Signal Compliance

Connector

Impedance

Return Loss

SMPTE 424M/425M-A, SMPTE 292M,

SMPTE 259M, SMPTE 297M (audio)

BNC per IEC 169-8

75 

>18 dB at 5 to 270 MHz

>15 dB at 270 MHz to 1.5 GHz

>10 dB up to 3 GHz

Maximum Signal Level 800 mV peak-to-peak, 10%

Signal Amplitude 800 mV peak-to-peak, 10%

DC Offset

Overshoot

Total Jitter

0 V ±0.5 V

<10%

<0.2 UI

3G (3Gb/s): <135 ps

Rise and Fall Time HD (1.5 Gb/s): <270 ps

SD: <700 ps

Technical Function Overview

Figure 1–9

below illustrates the overall functionality of the RMQ Series monitors.

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Figure 1–9

RMQ Series

Technical Function Overview

RMQ Block Diagram



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Wohler RMQ-200-3G4-TT Owner's Manual

RMQ Series

Quad-Split, LCD, Multi-Viewer Audio/

Video Monitors

User Guide

RMQ Series

Introduction

Overview

Topics

Safety

Important Safety Instructions

Safety Symbols

Installation Recommendations

Heat Dissipation

Mounting/Bracing

Connections and Cable Recommendations

Electrical Interference

Power

Unpacking and Installation

Contents

Mounting

Features

Front Panel Features

Rear Panel Features

Using the OSD Menu

Status Menu

Color Temp Menu

Marker Menu

Audio Config Menu

User Config Menu

OSD Config Menu

OSD Display

IMD Display

Specifications

Technical Function Overview

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