AV TOOL AVT-3900, Instruction Manual

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5.1 Manual Control
Referring to the front panel drawing on page 7, the Power switch (as well as the
input selectors) have LEDs above them to indicate that the power is “On” and a
Video Input selection has been made. Simply press the Power switch and then
press the appropriate input selection push-button.
To the right of the Video Input selection area is the Menu Select push-button, the
Increase and Decrease push-buttons and the “Enter” push-button. Pressing the
Menu push-button causes the OSD (On Screen Display) menu to appear. See
Section 5.2 below for a detailed discussion of the OSD.
5.2
Using the On Screen Display Menus
Regardless of whether you operate the AVT-3900 from the front panel or using
the Remote Controller, you will need to become familiar with the OSD (On
Screen Display) menu structure if you wish to take full advantage of the capability
of the product.
5.2.1 Menu Navigation:
Pressing the “Menu” button will display the OSD menu. If you are using the front
panel control method, you select the desired function by using the “+” and “-“
keys to navigate to the desired function and then press the Menu/Enter button
again to make the selection. Next, use the “+” and “-“ buttons to make the actual
adjustment and press the Menu/Enter button yet again to save your selection.
Escape from the OSD menu modes by highlighting the word “Exit” in any menu
and then pressing the Enter button.
From the IR remote controller, press the menu key to activate the OSD, use the
arrow buttons to navigate to the selection you want and then use the arrow
buttons and the “OK” button to make your adjustment or selection. Press the
“Exit” button to escape from the OSD mode.
5.2.2 Menu Structure
The AVT-3900 OSD (On Screen Display) Menu structure is a two tier display.
You first select the high level portion of the menu (Video, Color, Output, OSD
Characteristics, Audio, Information or Exit) and then, with the exception of the
Exit function; a secondary menu will appear where specific adjustments or
operational selections can be made.
The table on the following page shows the relationship of the high level and
secondary menu functions that are used to make up the OSD. To use these
functions proceed as follows: Once the OSD is visible, use the Decrease (-)
push-button to move upwards and the Increase (+) push-button to move