Summary

"A new flat surface high resolution CRT with 0.25mm dot trio pitch and newly developed video processing circuitry are employed to achieve master monitor picture quality. Optional multi-SDI Modules accept HD-SDI or SD-SDI by auto detection.)"

Literature

• User Manual
• Service Manual
• Sales Brochure

Notes

Like most multiformat broadcasting monitors, the HTM series have an internal watch battery which helps keep the settings saved while the monitor is powered off. If your settings keep getting wiped, this battery should be replaced. Refer to the service manual for instructions on replacing it - it can be found on the REMOTE option card in the back of the monitor.

These monitors can be password locked, which will disable most of the picture adjustments. The default password is "EXIT".

Some HTM series supports 480p but it is disabled from the factory. To enable 480p, first turn off the monitor and remove the REMOTE option card from the back of the monitor. Unscrew the two thumb screws and then jiggle it out. Look for a set of 7 DIP switches right next to the coin battery. These are all options you can enable - Ikegami used to charge customers to have features added by flipping these switches. Flip switch 6 using the tip of some tweezers or similar to enable 480p. Lastly make sure you are in "HDTV" mode on Menu1 to enable HD progressive resolutions like 480p. Source

Sometimes the rear exhaust fan can become excessively loud. It can be replaced with a Noctua 60mm fan, just cut and splice the original fan power cable connector onto the Noctua's cable. For mounting hardware either buy longer screws to keep the original mounting style, or discard the rear metal bracket and just mount the fan in place with two zip ties, one looped through each pair of mounting holes.

There is a hidden menu on the HTM series which contains additional geometry adjustments. This menu can be used to fix warped 480p on models that support that input, just follow the instructions in the image below. To access the menu, hold the ESC button for 5 seconds. Thanks to Rondooooo for this tip, the info came from an ex-Ikegami engineer.