idi ilex Installation Manual

L280-0974 REV C Mobile Video Integration System Installation Guide For units using MSV2 video signal router The text of this manual was originally written, approved and published by the manufacturer in English. The information and images in this document are proprietary to IDI and is only for use for and by IDI representatives or their Agents.

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page i Table of Contents ilex controls ..................................................................................................................................... 1 Video Inputs .................................................................................................................................... 1 Factory Preset Layouts .................................................................................................................... 3 Accessing Onscreen Keyboard ....................................................................................................... 5 Modifying Layouts.......................................................................................................................... 5 Assigning Channels to Window Location ...................................................................................... 7 Cropping Windows ......................................................................................................................... 8 Rename Layouts and Channels ....................................................................................................... 9 Saving and returning to guest mode................................................................................................ 9 Monitor Video Setting Menu Navigation ..................................................................................... 10 Barco Monitor ......................................................................................................................... 10 FSN Monitor ........................................................................................................................... 13

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 1 ilex controls For details of ilex cart and monitor controls, please refer to Operator Manual L280-0975. Video Inputs The ilex has 4 different channel input capabilities Video inputs are connected to the rear of the ilex then routed scalers and into the controller, the MSV2 (Multiview scalar). Basic Layout navigation is done in the “Guest” mode of the system. Changing or programing of the layout format is available only in the “Administrator” mode. Video Panel on rear of ilex Channel 1 inputs: DVI, VGA, or S-Video Channel 2 inputs: DVI, or VGA or SDI(using DVI to DVI jumper from SDI panel) Channel 3 inputs: DVI, DisplayPort, or SOG Channel 4 inputs: DVI, DisplayPort, or SOG

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 2 Basic “Guest” mode Administrator mode Screen Layouts Single Channel Inputs

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 3 Factory Preset Layouts By design each preset has the capability of showing 4 windows, A, B, C, & D. Each of the windows can be cropped, resized, relocated, and assigned one of the 4 channel inputs. Channels 3 & 4 can also accept DisplayPort video inputs when required. Channels 1 and 2 are HDMI inputs only. There are 8 preset layouts as shown below. There is also single channel layout which displays each of the four channels at full screen.

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 4 For each of the preset layouts the windows can be assigned channel 1,2,3 or 4. Screens can be rotated clockwise or counterclockwise within a given layout. Image Rotation buttons

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 5 Accessing Onscreen Keyboard When a keyboard is not used it is still possible to bring up the onscreen keyboard. 1. Press and hold anywhere on the screen until the “x” appear at the top of the screen. Click on the “x”. 1.1. On the taskbar at the bottom of the screen, click on the icon that looks like a keyboard 1.2. Click on the icon in the top right of the keyboard to undock it. Now the keyboard can be moved around the screen 1.3. Click in the bottom right of keyboard on the icon 123 to get the number pad to appear 1.4. Click the “x” in the top right-hand corner of the keyboard to close it out 1.5. Once keyboard use is complete, click on the screen. 1.6. Click the three dots in the top left corner of the web browser 1.7. Click the square next to the zoom buttons to bring the monitor back into Fullscreen mode. Modifying Layouts Log in as an administrator 2. To login as admin click in the top right corner of the screen, click the door with an arrow point right to sign out. Connect keyboard to the tablet or access the on-screen keyboard as described in previous section. 2.1. Login in with the following credentials (case sensitive, and don’t forget exclamation at end) 2.1.1. Username: admin 2.1.2. Password: 123123123! 2.2. To login as guest/operator mode use the following credentials (case sensitive) 2.2.1. Username: idi 2.2.2. Password: Password55 3. In general, always remember to Click apply and save, otherwise work will be lost. 3.1. There are 8 possible user set layouts that can be adjust the size, and location of windows (User0,1,2,3,4) 3.1.1. Start in Design mode (at the top of the page, 3rd tab, icon is 4 squares)

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 6 3.1.2. On the right side of the screen select the desired user in the drop- down menu. Click on the new layout tab, then select one of the predefined layouts with the correct number of channels required for layout. Avoid looking at the live screen at this point as the images will be scaled incorrectly, this will be autocorrected in the next few steps 3.1.3. Click save at the top 3.1.3.1. Note: Failure to click save will result in lost work 3.1.4. Re-arrange the windows using the following steps. 3.1.4.1. Click save, click in the desired window A, B, C, or D 3.1.4.2. Click and hold any corner of the desired window to change window size. Note: if the window size becomes larger than the screen it will revert to its original size. 3.1.4.3. Click and hold in the center of a window to drag location around the screen. Note: dragging a window past the edge of the screen is not allowed and will return to its original location. In most cases, change the size of the window to be smaller prior to moving the window around the screen, then enlarge if needed. 3.1.4.4. Sizing and moving can also be done via numerical data at the bottom of the page. See Coordinate information. X & Y are the coordinate points relating to the overall location of window in the monitor. W and H are the width and height of the desired window. Enter the height and width of the window first, then adjust location. Values that are invalid will revert to original state. If there is not data in a given row, that signifies that window is not active in the given layout. 3rd 1st

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 7 3.1.4.5. In the edit tab, set the layer requirements as needed by clicking on the green box and selecting a layer in the drop-down menu. L4 is considered the top layer, L1 is bottom most layer. 3.1.4.6. To add a channel to a given layout click on the letter in the edit tab and select turn on or off. 3.1.4.7. Click apply and save 3.1.5. Cropping may be required to make the image fill the entire window. Since aspect ratio is turned on, the image may not be correctly cropped/and or scaled. Cropping adjustments will be made in the next few steps, after the channels have been designated to the appropriate window locations. 3.1.6. Layout has been configured and now the channels can be assigned to window locations and channels can also be cropped at this time. 3.1.7. Before changing tabs click apply and save, failure to do so will result in lost work. Assigning Channels to Window Location 4. Each channel input 1,2,3,4 can be assigned to a window, A, B, C, or D. Channels can also be duplicated on to different windows 4.1. Go to preset and channel mode (2nd tab looks like slider buttons) 4.2. Select QUAD, from the dropdown menu 4.3. Change A to reference Channel 1, B>CH2, C>CH3,D>Ch4 4.4. Click a different channel in row A, notice the screen changes. 4.5. Assign channels to the appropriate window as needed.

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 8 Cropping Windows 5. Steps used to crop windows and channels 5.1. Go to Preset and channel mode (2nd tab, pencil icon) 5.2. Locate the drop-down menu called preset and channel 5.3. Drop down and select CH1 5.4. Click on the input cropping slider to activate cropping 5.5. Enter the desired values: 5.5.1. X1 = crop left side of image 5.5.2. Y1 = crop top of image 5.5.3. X2 = crop right side of image 5.5.4. Y2 = crop right side of image Example:

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 9 Typical cropped sizes for a 1920 x 1080 starting aspect ratio, which is what the DAUs are set to output. This should be a starting point and can be adjusted as required for each window/channel 1920 1080 X1 Y1 X2 Y2 Aspect multiplier 240 0 1680 1080 4:3 1.33 0 0 1920 1080 16:9 1.777778 420 0 1500 1080 Square 1 285 0 1635 1080 1280x1024 1.25 DisplayPort inputs are directly connected to the back of the MSV2 and should output the exact aspect ratio of the video source. 5.6. Click apply and note changes on the video screen. Adjust values as required. 5.7. Repeat for each channel CH2, CH3, & CH4 5.8. Verify keep aspect ratio is turned on for each channel as well Rename Layouts and Channels 6. Renaming will occur in the Preset & Channel tab 6.1. Click on the preset & Channel tab 6.2. In the top click on the drop-down menu and navigate to the desired preset & channel. 6.3. Click in the Preset Name textbox 6.4. Type in the desired name. 6.5. Note: Use only letters and numbers, symbols are not allowed and will create errors in the programming 6.6. Click apply 6.7. Rename each of the layouts as required, remember to click apply after renaming each of the layouts. 6.8. Channels can also be renamed in the same fashion. 6.9. Repeat steps 6.2 through 6.7, except select the desired channel in step 6.2 Saving and returning to guest mode 7. Go to the design tab 7.1. Hit the save button 7.2. Click on the sign out button at the top right of the page 7.3. Sign back into software using the following (case sensitive on both username and password) 7.3.1. Username: idi 7.3.2. Password: Password55

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 10 Monitor Video Setting Menu Navigation Barco Monitor (taken from the monitor’s User Guide #K5902133 (451920612483)-02) View showing the front controls of the Barco Monitor 1. Input Selection Key 2. Scroll to Desired Page/Down Key 3. Image Zoom/Up Key 4. Brings up OSD Menu /Saves or Enter Key 5. Brightness -/Left Key 6. Enter Key/ Brightness Increase + 7. Stand-by Key 8. Power Mode LED 9. IR Remote (future) K5902133 (451920612483)-02 MDSC-8255 25 Picture Brightness 50 Contrast 50 Saturation 30 Profile Factory Color temperature 6500K Gamma Native Sharpness 10 Color space ITU709 1 4 2 Picture System Input select Picture advanced Configuration 3 5 1024x768@100 Hz Image 4-1 1. Menu pages 2. Sub-menus (menu items) 3. Status bar 4. Selector/Slider 5. Item Grayed out menu items are not available on the specific display version. To navigate through the OSD menu Image 4-2 • Press the key to open the OSD menu. • Use the or key to scroll to the desired menu page. • When the desired Menu page is highlighted, press the key to select the top menu item that will be highlighted. • Use the or keys to move to other Menu Items, then press the key to select it. • If the selected menu item is controlled by a slider use the or keys to adjust the item value, then press the key to confirm. • If the selected menu item is a multiple choices menu use the or keys to select the desired option then press the key to confirm. • Press again or key to select other Menu items or exit from the Menu page by pressing the key. 4.5 Shortkey functions About shortkey functions The concept of shortkey functions is to present a selection of commonly used functions immediately available without the need to navigate through the OSD menu. The different available shortkey functions are: • Main source selection • Brightness adjustment

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 11 Overview of shortkeys 1 2 3 Image 4-3 1. Main source selection 2. Brightness decrease 3. Brightness increase 4.5.1 Main source selection To quickly select the main source Press the key to scroll through all the possible input signals and quickly select the main source. Available main source options may differ depending on display model. To avoid unwanted or accidental activation of any function through the keyboard all keys,except the Power On/Off, can be locked using a dedicated OSD Menu function (see “Control lock: OSD menu locking/unlocking”, page 26). 4.5.2 Brightness adjustment To quickly adjust the brightness While no OSD menu is on the screen, press the or key to adjust the brightness as desired. Brightness 50 Image 4-4 4.6 Control lock: OSD menu locking/unlocking About the OSD lock As described in “OSD lock”, page 40, the OSD lock can be enabled to avoid unwanted access. When the OSD is locked, pressing the key after unlocking the keyboard will not activate the OSD menu, but will make the OSD lock window appear. The OSD menu can only be accessed after pressing a sequence of keys. OSD lock Sequence: 5 - 6 - 6 - 3 Image 4-5 Daily operation K5902133 (451920612483)-02 MDSC-8255 26 1. Main source selection 2. Brightness decrease 3. Brightness increase 4.5.1 Main source selection To quickly select the main source Press the key to scroll through all the possible input signals and quickly select the main source. Available main source options may differ depending on display model. To avoid unwanted or accidental activation of any function through the keyboard all keys,except the Power On/Off, can be locked using a dedicated OSD Menu function (see “Control lock: OSD menu locking/unlocking”, page 26). 4.5.2 Brightness adjustment To quickly adjust the brightness While no OSD menu is on the screen, press the or key to adjust the brightness as desired. Brightness 50 Image 4-4 4.6 Control lock: OSD menu locking/unlocking About the OSD lock As described in “OSD lock”, page 40, the OSD lock can be enabled to avoid unwanted access. When the OSD is locked, pressing the key after unlocking the keyboard will not activate the OSD menu, but will make the OSD lock window appear. The OSD menu can only be accessed after pressing a sequence of keys. OSD lock Sequence: 5 - 6 - 6 - 3 Image 4-5 To lock/unlock the menu When the OSD lock window appears, press the following key sequence to unlock the OSD menu: K5902133 (451920612483)-02 MDSC-8255 31 5600K • 6500K • 7600K • 9300K • Native • User Factory calibration – White point: The White Color points associated with the Color Temperature: 5600K, 6500K, 7600K or 9300K are factory calibrated with a consequent reduction of the maximum luminance compared to Native Color Temperature. Only in case the User preset has been selected it is possible to get access to the color regulation commands to adjust the gain and offset of red, green and blue primary colors. To select a color temperature preset 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Picture menu. 3. Enter the Color Temperature submenu. 4. Select one of the available color temperature presets and confirm. If you selected the User color temperature preset, a new menu will be displayed allowing you to manually adjust the gain and offset of red, green and blue. 5.1.6 Color space About color space presets The available color space presets for your display are: • Native (LCD primaries uncalibrated) • ITU709 • BT.2020 • DCI-P3 D65 Factory calibration – Color space: RGB primary calibration, according to the selected standard, is performed within the physical limitation of the LCD panel used. To select a color space preset 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Picture menu. 3. Enter the Color Space submenu. 4. Select one of the available color space presets and confirm. 5.1.7 Gamma About gamma presets The available gamma presets for your display are: • 1.8 • 2.2 • 2.4 • Video (transfer function adapted for video cameras with dark levels enhancement) • Native (no correction curve is applied) • DICOM (grayscale levels are following closely the DICOM curve – for reference only, not for diagnostic purposes) To select a gamma preset 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Picture menu. 3. Enter the Gamma submenu. 4. Select one of the available gamma presets and confirm. 5.1.8 Sharpness To adjust the sharpness level 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Picture menu. 3. Enter the Sharpness submenu. The command bar Sharpness is highlighted. 4. Set the sharpness level as desired and confirm. Sharpness control is not available when DisplayPort mode DP 1.1 dual is selected (see “DisplayPort mode”, page 35). 5 2 Pi d d Advanced operation Older RGB color Settings Newer UHD Color Setting Newer Digital Movie Color Space

L280-0974 REV C www.imagediagnostics.com Page 12 K5902133 (451920612483)-02 MDSC-8255 34 2. Navigate to the Picture Advanced menu. 3. Enter the Image Flip submenu. 4. Select one of the available options and confirm. 5.2.6 Screen Resolution About screen resolution This function allows you to adjust the image resolution of the preferred timing detailed in the EDID exposed to the DP input and to the integrated Nexxis decoder. The available options are: • 4K (17:9) (for image resolution of 4096 x 2160) • UHD (16:9) (for image resolution of 3840 x 2160) Image resolution of the preferred timing detailed in the EDID exposed to HDMI-1 and HDMI-2 are predefined as follows: HDMI-1 = 16:9; HDMI-2 = 17:9. To enable/disable horizontal flip 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Picture Advanced menu. 3. Enter the Screen Resolution submenu. 4. Select one of the available options and confirm. 5.3 Input select menu 5.3.1 Main Source About main sources The available main sources for your display are: • DVI • SDI • DisplayPort • HDMI–1 (MDSC-8255 LED version only) • HDMI–2 (MDSC-8255 LED version only) • Nexxis (MDSC-8255 MNA version only) Available main source options may differ depending on display model. The main source can also be quickly selected through the Input selection key ( ), without the need to navigate through the OSD menu. To select the main source 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. K5902133 (451920612483)-02 MDSC-8255 34 About main sources The available main sources for your display are: • DVI • SDI • DisplayPort • HDMI–1 (MDSC-8255 LED version only) • HDMI–2 (MDSC-8255 LED version only) • Nexxis (MDSC-8255 MNA version only) Available main source options may differ depending on display model. The main source can also be quickly selected through the Input selection key ( ), without the need to navigate through the OSD menu. To select the main source 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Input Select menu. 3. Enter the Main Source submenu. 4. Select one of the available main sources and confirm. 5.3.2 DisplayPort mode About DisplayPort mode The available DisplayPort (DP) modes for your display are: • DP 1.2 MST • DP 1.1 main • DP 1.1 dual Please refer to the technical specifications for an overview of accepted video formats. To select the DisplayPort mode 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Input Select menu. 3. Enter the DP mode submenu. 4. Select one of the available DisplayPort modes and confirm. 5.3.3 Auto search About auto search By enabling the input selection auto search function, the display will automatically detect the connected source and display it on the screen. To enable/disable auto search 1. Bring up the OSD main menu. 2. Navigate to the Input Select menu. 3. Enter the Auto search submenu. 4. Enable/Disable auto search as desired and confirm. 5.3.4 Failover input About failover input This function allows the display to automatically switch to a failover (backup) source in case the main source (DisplayPort, HDMI, Nexxis) is missing. The display will automatically restore the main source once the signal is back. The available failover inputs for your display are: • None Advanced operation

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