Portkeys Bm7iids Rugged 7 Inch Touchscreen Monitor User Manual

BM7IIDS Rugged 7 Inch Touchscreen Monitor

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Contents

Product Information

Product Introduction

1.1

Packing List

1.2

Basic Parameters

1.3

Signal Specifications

1.4

Function Interface

Function Interface Gesture Switching

2.1

Function Introduction

2.2

Custom Function Keys Settings

2.3

Basic Operation

2.4

Settings Interface

Settings Interface Gesture Switching

3.1

Image Settings

3.2

Signal Source Settings

3.3

LUT Output Settings

3.4

Display Flip Settings

3.5

System Settings

3.6

3D LUT Settings

3.7

Volume Settings

3.8

Version Settings

3.9

Camera Control Interface

Camera Control Interface Gesture Switching

4.1

Camera Model Settings

4.2

Bluetooth Connection

4.3

Function Usage

4.4

WIFI Connection

4.5

Motor Control Interface

Motor Control Interface Gesture Switching

5.1

Motor Control

5.2

Warnings

Warning

6.1

Product Information

1.1

Product Introduction

7″

106.8MM

179.3MM
EXIT / Long press for 3 seconds to switch the state of touch control
31MM

Custom Function Keys

Indicator Sliding Menu

2.4GHz Antenna
MOTOR CONTROL DC 5.5*2.1 2 Pin LEMO

SDI Output SDI Input 1 SDI Input 2 HDMI Input HMDI Output

Camera Control Interface

1/4″ Threaded Insert
Power Switch USB Upgrade Port Audio Headphone Output

Operating temperature range: 0 ~ 40

Product Information

1.2

Packing List

BM7 II DS Monitor X1 Micro USB Flash Drive X1 Safety Box X1

Threaded DC Power Cable X1 Customer Feedback Card X1

Product Information

1.3

Basic Parameters

Screen Size Color Gamut Resolution Brightness Contrast Ratio Dimension Weight Viewing Angle Material Video Signal Input Video Signal Output Signal Conversion Camera Control Port Input Voltage USB-A Support Battery Model Power Input /Output Audio Output Maximum Power Antenna Fan

7″ 85% P3 1920×1080 2200nit 1000:1 179.3×106.8×31mm 460g 85 /85 /85 /85 Aluminum Alloy 3G SDI X 2HDMI 3G SDIHDMI HDMI to SDI HD Output Motor Control / CAMERA REMOTE 7-24V Upgrade Firmware /Load LUT SONY NP-F970/F960/F750/F550 2 Pin LEMO/DC 5.5*2.1 3.5mm Headphone Jack 15W 2.4G Adjustable

Product Information
Signal Specifications
Supported input resolution and frame rate HDMI Signal
1920×[email protected],24Hz,25Hz,29.97Hz,30Hz,50Hz,59.94Hz,60Hz 1920×[email protected],24Hz,25Hz,29.97Hz,30Hz 1920×1080i@50Hz,59.94Hz,60Hz 1280×720p@50Hz,59.94Hz,60Hz 720×576p&720×576i@50Hz 720×480p&720×480i@50Hz,59.94Hz,60Hz
Supported input/output resolution and frame rate SDI Signal
1920×1080p@50fps,59.94fps,60fps 1920×1080p@50Hz,59.94Hz,60Hz YUV422 1920×[email protected],24Hz,25Hz,29.94Hz,30Hz YUV444/YUV422 1920×[email protected],24Hz,25Hz,29.97Hz,30Hz YUV444/YUV422 1920×1080i@50Hz,59.94Hz,60Hz YUV444/YUV422 1280×720p@50Hz,59.94Hz,60Hz YUV444/YUV422

1.4

Function Interface

2.1

50

50

50

3

50

Brightness

Contrast

Chroma

Sharpness

Tint

[Function interface gesture switching] Swipe right on any interface to adjust to the function setting interface;

HDMI

After Off

5

3

(the function setting interface)

Function Interface

2.2

1 2

3

45

67

HDMI

After Off

5

3

[Function Introduction]

1. Software Features; 2. Battery Level; 3. HDMI Signal; 4. Loading 3D LUT Before and After Data; 5. 3D LUT ON/OFF; 6. Screen Brightness (1-10); 7. Fan Strength (1-10); 8. Quickly Enter the Software Function List; 9. Quickly Enter the Software Debugging;

8 9

Function Interface

2.3

1

Peaking

Zebra

False Color Waveform VectorScop Luma

(All)

Histogram

RGB

Luma

RGB

Histogram Waveform Waveform

Audio Meters

HDR(HLG)

3D LUT

Time Code Rectangular Image

Crop

Capture

Image Overlay

Cross Hair

Grids

Camera

PBP

Record

Check Field

Guides
2

3

(Picture 1)

4

[Custom Function Keys Settings] 1. Select the function icon to replace; 2. Click” “add shortcut functions to the left and right sides;
If the function icons on the left and right have been added (Picture 2);You can swipe down in the shortcut function title area to continue adding. 3. Select the function icon and click” “to delete; 4.” “Return key;

HDMI

After Off

5

5

3

(Picture 2) 1

Peaking

Zebra

False Color Waveform VectorScop Luma

(All)

Histogram

RGB

Luma

RGB

Histogram Waveform Waveform

Audio Meters

HDR(HLG)

3D LUT

Time Code Rectangular Image

Crop

Capture

Image Overlay

Check Field

Guides

Cross Hair

Grids

Camera

PBP

Record

(Picture 3) 5. The first four functions are F1-F4 shortcut functions by
default. You can swipe left/ right to enter the fucntion menu to change the custom functionsPicture 3;

6

(Picture 4)

6. After F keys setting is completed, F1-F4 keys on the monitor can be used to turn on/off the functions(Picture 4);

Function Interface

2.4

[Basic Operation] Long press” “the function parameter setting shows at the bottom(Picture 5);

Peaking

Colour Style

6

100%

Sensitivity Grayscale Level

(Picture 5)

Swipe the icon” “to the right and enter the function menu, you could replace or delete functions(Picture 6);

HDMI

After Off

5

3

(Picture 6)

Swipe the icon” “to the left and enter the function menu, you could replace or delete functions(Picture 7);

HDMI

After Off

5

3

(Picture 7)

Setting Interface

3.1

HDMI

After Off

5

3

[Settings interface gesture switching] Swipe left on any interface to adjust to the system settings interface

50

50

50

3

50

Brightness

Contrast

Chroma

Sharpness

Tint

( the system settings interface)

Setting Interface

3.2

1

2

50

50

50

3

50

Brightness

Contrast

Chroma

Sharpness

Tint

3

1.00X Anamorphic

5 Backlight

6500K Color Temperature

[Image Settings] 4

1. Click” ” 2. Parameter setting information 3. Parameter setting information(Next page ) 4. Display the number of the page of Image parameter setting;
Swipe left or right in the bottom information area to switch pages

Setting Interface

3.3

1

HDMI

SDI 1

2
SDI 2

[Signal Source Settings] 1. Click” ” 2. Signal source setup information

Setting Interface

3.4

1

SDI Output Control

Load LUT Out

2
1080P->I

Auto 3G LevelA/B Out

Display Sync

[LUT Output Settings] 1. Click” ” 2. LUT output and 1080P->I and other setting information

Setting Interface

3.5

1

Display Flip Mode H Flip

2
V Flip

[Display Flip Settings] 1. Click” ” 2. Display flip setting information

3.6

1

English OSD-Language

System Reset

2

3

Bypass

Fan

Battery Voltage… Display Gamut

1 3
Black Level Gesture Zooming
[System Setting] 1. Click” ” 2. System parameter setting information; 3. System parameter setting information(Next page);

Setting Interface

3.7

1
3D LUT

2

Stored from USB

USB Looks

Reset LUT

[3D LUT Setting] 1. Click” ” 2. 3D LUT setting information

Setting Interface

3.8
1

2
6 Volume
[Volume Setting] 1. Click” ” 2. Volume setting information

Setting Interface

3.9
1

2

BM7-V1.05.09.C28.B34 Version Information

10H Run Time

UpdateUSB

[Version Setting]

1. Click” ” 2. View version information and upgrades

Camera Control Interface 4.1

HDMI

After Off

5

3

[Camera control interface gesture switching]

Swipe down on any interface can be adjusted to the camera control settings interface

Wi-Fi / USB

RED(EXT)

RED(CTRL)

Z CAM E2(LANC) BMPCC(BLE)

(the camera control settings interface)

Camera Control Interface 4.2

Wi-Fi / USB

RED(EXT)

2

1

RED(CTRL)

Z CAM E2(LANC) BMPCC(BLE)

3
[Camera Model Setting]

1. Click”

“;

2. Camera model options

Wi-Fi/USBRED(EXT)RED(CTRL)

Z CAM E2(LANC)BMPCC(BLE)BMPCC(LANC)Canon(LANC)

Sony(MUTI)Sony(LANC)PanasonicRemote

Currently selected”Wi-Fi/USB”;

3. Display the number of the page of camera brands.Swipe left

or right in the bottom information area to switch pages;

Camera Control Interface 4.3

100
2
60

4K DCI 4096×2160

1

3

4

Bmpcc

BLE

My Device

Add New Device

Disconnect

[Bluetooth Connection]

1. Selec”t BMPCC4K(BLE)”;

2. Click” “;

3. Selec”t My device “For bluetooth connection(Record of successful bluetooth connection);

4. Select” Add new device”,turn on the BMPCC4K/6K Bluetooth function and record the passcode (picture 1),enter the passcode on the

monitor(Picture 2 and 3)click”

“After successful

connection,The Bluetooth icon will be displayed in yellow

” “;

5. Selec”t Disconnect”to disconnect the Bluetooth connection;

(Picture 1)
Bluetooth Pairing Request Would like to Pairing ,
Please input the code displayed on device.

1

×

(Picture 2)
Bluetooth Pairing Request Would like to Pairing ,
Please input the code displayed on device.

1

×

(Picture 3)

Camera Control Interface 4.4
1

100
4
60

23
[Function Usage]

1. Click”

“;

2. Focus;

3. Record;

4. Adjust the parameter on the progress bar;

4K DCI 4096×2160
Bmpcc BLE
FOCUS

Camera Control Interface 4.5
[Wi-Fi Connection] 1. On the KOMODO camera, go to the Main menu, find Communication, select Wi-Fi, and then enable” Ad-Hoc”. Make sure that the SSID setting starts with “KOMODO” or “komodo” and the frequency band is “2.4GHz”;
2. Select the “Wi-Fi / USB” camera mode on the monitor, Click the ” ” to open the ” “Wi-Fi;

3. Select the ”

” to connect to the Wi-Fi

My device

(successfully connected WiFi record);

My Device

Add New Device

Disconnect

4. Select ”

“, select the Wi-Fi name on the monitor,

Add new device

And enter the password.Tap ”

“, the Wi-Fi icon will be

displayed as ” ” after successful connection;

0.5
6K 16:9

6500

5. Select ”

” to disconnect the Wi-Fi;

Disconnect

Motor Control Interface

5.1

HDMI

After Off

5

3

[Motor control interface gesture switching]

Swipe up on any interface can be adjusted to the motor control settings interface

NO1 NO2 NO3
10s

(the motor control settings interface)

Motor Control Interface

5.2

1

NO1 NO2 NO3
2

10s
4

3
[Motor Control]

1. Click to select channel options”

”

2. Select the channel option to set the channel parameters

3. Record

4. Adjust the motor stroke

Warnings

6.1

Warning:
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: — Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. — Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. — Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected. — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.

RF Exposure Statement This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator & your body.

6. Set Up Photos-15C I can not find the blow 1GHz test setup photo and AC line conducted emission setup photo. Please provide. For AC line conducted emission “If the EUT normally receives power from another device that in turn connects to the public utility ac power lines, measurements shall be made on that device with the EUT in operation to demonstrate that the device continues to comply with the appropriate limits while providing the EUT with power. If the EUT is operated only from internal or dedicated batteries, with no provisions for connection to the public utility ac power lines (600 VAC or less) to operate the EUT (such as an adapter), then ac power-line conducted measurements are not required.”

The earphone normally receives power from charge box that in turn connects to the public utility AC power lines.so line conducted emission need to tested.

7. BLE-test report For AC line conducted emission The earphone normally receives power from charge box that in turn connects to the public utility AC power lines.so line conducted emission need to tested.

8. A3-TZ2009001675-E2 BT 1).product name is incorrect.

Product Description

Trade Mark ………………..: TECNO

Product name ……………: Mobile Phone

Model No …………………..: A3

Standards ………………….:

FCC Rules and Regulations Part 15 Subpart C Section 15.247 ANSI C63.10;2013

2).For AC line conducted emission The earphone normally receives power from charge box that in turn connects to the public utility AC power lines.so line conducted emission need to tested.

References

• Portkeys Official Store | Camera Monitors for Filmmaker