User's Manual

Adjust
When using a SmartScope or SmartView Duo, choose the monitor you want to adjust by
selecting ‘left monitor’, ‘right monitor’, or ‘both monitors’ to adjust both at the same time.
When the ‘both monitors’ setting is enabled, any adjustments to brightness, contrast and
saturation will be applied to both monitors on SmartView Duo and SmartScope.
Display
When using a SmartScope, the ‘display’ drop down menu provides selectable scopes.
Select ‘video monitoring’ if you just want to see the video image.
Set
When using a SmartScope, the ‘set’ drop down menu lets you select 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratios for
the video monitoring display when using standard definition video. The ‘set’ drop down menu
provides additional options for the selected display, including vectorscope, audio dBFS and
audio dBVU options.
 Video Monitoring: Select to view thevideo image using 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratios.
When viewing widescreen anamorphic standard definition video, choose the
16:9aspect ratio. When viewing traditional 4:3 standard definition video, choose the
4:3aspect ratio.
 Vectorscope: Select whether your input is based on 100% or 75% color bar test signals.
 Audio dBFS: Select which pair of audio channels to monitor phase.
 Audio dBVU: Select which pair of audio channels to monitor phase.
Set “SD Aspect to 16:9” when viewing
anamorphic standard definition video
Brightness, Contrast, Saturation
Adjust the sliders to apply brightness, contrast and saturation settings.
Identify Monitor
When the ‘identify’ checkbox is enabled, any monitor selected in Blackmagic SmartView setup
will display a white border. If several SmartView and SmartScope units are connected via a
network, this setting makes it easy to visually identify the selected monitor.
If this setting is used in conjunction with the ‘both monitors’ setting, the white border will be
displayed on both SmartView Duo or SmartScope Duo 4K monitors.
Drag the sliders left and right to adjust brightness,
contrast and saturation settings. Check the Identify
setting to visually identify your selected monitor.
10Using Blackmagic SmartView Setup