This video introduces the appearance and hardware operation of the TLM-102K.
The TLM-102K is equipped with two 10.1-inch screens, each with a resolution of 1920x1200. Each screen has its own independent control buttons and input interfaces.
00:00 Opening
00:24 Input
00:51 Button
01:31 Knob
Transcript
This video introduces the appearance and hardware operation of the TLM-102K.
The TLM-102K is equipped with two 10.1-inch screens, each with a resolution of 1920x1200. Each screen has its own independent control buttons and input interfaces.
Let’s begin with the rear panel.
For inputs, it supports 12G-SDI and HDMI 2.0, and both input types come with corresponding loop-out connectors. Detailed supported input resolutions are shown on screen.
Additional ports include a Tally interface and a USB port for firmware updates.
On the front panel, the hardware layout and operations are identical on both the left and right sides.
The Power button turns the monitor on or off.
The Input button switches between SDI and HDMI sources.
F1 and F2 are user-assignable function keys.
Press and hold for two seconds to access the function list, then use the knob to select a preferred function.
Press the F1 or F2 to activate the selected function.
The Exit button behaves differently depending on the state.
When the menu is not open, pressing Exit displays the input source and resolution.
When the menu is open, it is used to go back to the previous layer or to exit the menu.
Next, let’s look at the knob.
Press to open the menu; rotate to navigate options or adjust values; press again to confirm.
To return to the previous level or exit the menu, use the Exit button.
If the knob is rotated while the menu is closed, one of three scenarios will occur depending on the selected Scan mode:
When Scan is set to Aspect Ratio mode, rotating the knob brings up the screen back light adjustment.
Subsequent presses cycle through Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Peaking Level, Sharpness, and Volume.
When Scan is set to Pixel-to-Pixel mode, only the Volume adjustment appears.
When Scan is set to Zoom mode, options for vertical and horizontal image shifting are shown.
The 3.5mm headphone jack is for monitoring embedded audio. To adjust headphone volume, enter the menu settings.
This concludes the hardware overview of the TLM-102K.