AMX AVB-RX-DGX-SC Fiber-DVI, Instruction Manual

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Adjusting Video with BoardConfig Software
48 DGX Transmitters & Receivers Instruction Manual
Adjustment Tips:
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Be sure the source device that is sending the signal to the Display Monitor (or device)
has a sharp picture before you start.
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The Destination Monitor controls may also need adjusting during the video display
adjustment procedure with the wizard.
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CRT monitors seem more sensitive to losing sync when changing vertical position.
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“ReSync Monitor” under the Options menu can be useful when closing in on the final settings.
Sometimes re-syncing will clear up small irregularities in the display.
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Watch the sync / no sync light on the Destination Monitor. Dramatic movements in a setting
can cause the monitor to go blank temporarily because it loses sync. As long as the
adjustments are in the acceptable range for the Destination Monitor, the sync light will shine
constant a few seconds before the image reappears. If the sync light does not shine constant,
return to the previous setting.
Note:
The TX automatically goes into Manual mode when adjustments are made in BoardConfig.
To adjust the video display using the DGX-HD15 Wizard:
1.
Complete the “Pre-Adjustment Tasks” list on the previous page.
2.
Open the DGX-HD15 Wizard.
3.
Use the File\Open menu and select the supplied resolution file (<installation folder>\
presets\defaults\) that matches or closely matches the Source PC’s settings.
(The .xml file name consists of the resolution followed by the refresh rate. If not indicated, the
refresh rate is the default of 60 Hz).
4.
Select the Horizontal Resolution icon. Verify that the value above the scroll bar matches the
horizontal value of the resolution. If necessary, move the scroll bar as close as possible to the correct
value. Then click either scroll arrow until the value is exact. For example, for a resolution of
1280x960 move the scroll bar as close to 1280 as possible; then click a scroll arrow until the value
is exactly 1280.
5.
Select the Vertical Resolution icon and repeat the previous step for the vertical value of the
resolution.
FIG. 35 DGX-HD15 Wizard