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The F5 models are handy due to the fact that they do not require an external controller and instead provide buttons along the side of the unit to navigate the on-screen display. They also provide buttons for manual control over a handful of functions, including analog knobs for brightness, contrast, chroma, and phase. | The F5 models are handy due to the fact that they do not require an external controller and instead provide buttons along the side of the unit to navigate the on-screen display. They also provide buttons for manual control over a handful of functions, including analog knobs for brightness, contrast, chroma, and phase. | ||
== Common Issues == | |||
+ One common issue with the BVM-14F5U is that when the unit is turned on, the screen does not kick on and it instantly goes into OVERLOAD mode, and all three front lamps will flash. This appears to be a non-capacitor issue with the PA board, as swapping out this board seems to fix it. Often times you can work around this by plugging in the unit, pressing the standby button to turn the overload lights off, letting it sit for 20 minutes, then pressing the standby button again to power it on. |
Revision as of 05:50, 7 March 2022
Information | ||
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Manufacturer | Sony | |
Type | Professional | |
Size | 14" | |
TV Lines | 800 | |
Dot Pitch | 0.25mm | |
Regions | NTSC, PAL, SECAM | |
240p/480i | Yes | |
480p | No | |
720p | No | |
1080i | No | |
Vsync | 50/60hz | |
Widescreen | No | |
Composite | 0 | |
S-Video | 0 | |
Component | 1x YPbPr/RGB | |
SDI | 0 | |
HD-SDI | 0 | |
Dimensions | Width: 482mm
Depth: 580mm Height: 280mm | |
Weight | 55lb, 1oz | |
Firmware | 1.10 (May 2006) | |
Earliest Date | March, 1996 | |
Latest Date | March, 1996 | |
Links | ||
Controller | BKM-10R (optional) | |
Optional Boards | ||
Operation Manual | ||
Service Manual | E/F Manual | |
Brochure | 20F/14F Brochure |
The F5 models are handy due to the fact that they do not require an external controller and instead provide buttons along the side of the unit to navigate the on-screen display. They also provide buttons for manual control over a handful of functions, including analog knobs for brightness, contrast, chroma, and phase.
Common Issues
+ One common issue with the BVM-14F5U is that when the unit is turned on, the screen does not kick on and it instantly goes into OVERLOAD mode, and all three front lamps will flash. This appears to be a non-capacitor issue with the PA board, as swapping out this board seems to fix it. Often times you can work around this by plugging in the unit, pressing the standby button to turn the overload lights off, letting it sit for 20 minutes, then pressing the standby button again to power it on.