This video introduces the menu of the TLM-102K.
Each of the two screens on the TLM-102K has an independent menu, and all settings apply only to the corresponding screen.
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This video introduces the menu of the TLM-102K.
Each of the two screens on the TLM-102K has an independent menu, and all settings apply only to the corresponding screen.
Press the knob to open the menu, which contains six tabs.
We will go through all the options, starting with “Picture.”
“Picture” is divided into four main sections, from basic to advanced:
The first section includes Basic image adjustments.
The second section relates to hardware output settings.
The third covers Input signal analysis and setup.
The fourth includes color management and display standards.
Additionally, when the “Color Temp” is set to “User,” extra options for customizing Red, Green, and Blue gain and offset will appear.
“Marker” enables on-screen guides to assist with framing.
The “Aspect Mat” setting takes effect only when “Aspect Marker” is enabled, adjusting the opacity outside the guide area.
“Display” is divided into three sections:
The first manages scan and aspect controls.
The second handles signal check.
The third includes display controls and input support.
Note that when the input resolution is 4K, the “Scan” option will not be available.
Also, the current scan mode affects which options appear when the knob is turned without opening the menu.
“Zoom” becomes effective only when “Scan” is set to Zoom, allowing adjustment of magnification levels.
“Waveform” controls Peaking, False Color, and Exposure functions.
It also enables or disables the Histogram and adjusts the transparency of both the audio level meter and Histogram.
“Audio” includes:
“Volume” – adjusts the headphone output level.
“Audio Channel” – selects the output channel for the headphone jack.
“Level Meter” – changes the audio level display.
“System” provides a color bar test pattern, configure the OSD display duration and position, set the device IP, and reset the system.
This concludes the introduction to the TLM-102K menu.