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TINT BUTTON
Adjust for accurate tint.
• Tint adjust is only available with Composite or
S-Video sources.
» If the image colour still seems off balance
with the Tint set correctly, the gray scale of
the display may need adjusting. Contact your
installer for assistance. Suggested test pattern:
SMPTE colour bars using a blue filter.
DETAIL BUTTON
Adjusts the amount of enhancement in the
image.
Proper enhancement levels should add
subtle improvements in detail. Too much
enhancement will produce fake looking edges
and ringing. The higher quality the source,
typically, the less enhancement required.
» If a digital source (eg a poorly transferred DVD
or a very compressed satellite channel) has
excessive compression artifacts, reducing the
detail level can help to make the artifact less
visible.
• Suggested test pattern: DVD movie with a close
up of a face in still frame. Adjust so the face has
detail but the edges do not look fake (such as
along the bridge of the nose).
ASPECT RATIO BUTTONS
Each selects the proper aspect ratio of the
source being viewed.
• The proper screen shape must be set in the
SETUP menu during initial installation in order
for these settings to function properly. See Page
10 for details.
ANAMORPHIC BUTTON
Selects proper aspect ratio for sources
formatted for wide screen displays (sometime
called “Enhanced for Widescreen” TVs).
• DVD players must be set for 16:9 displays for
proper screen shape. See the DVD player setup
menu to adjust.
LETTERBOX BUTTON
Selects proper aspect ratio for sources
formatted for the letterbox screen shape (non-
anamorphic letterbox).
» This mode can also be used with anamorphic
2.35:1 (Cinemascope) sources when combined
with an anamorphic lens on a 16:9 projector.
The benefit is the full resolution of the 16:9
display chip is used to create the active video.
This improves resolution and light output. The
12Volt trigger can be programmed to control
motorised lens attachments.
4:3 BUTTON
Selects proper aspect ratio for sources
formatted for 4:3 screen shape.
• On 16:9 displays, the side curtains of the image
will be blank. To protect displays from image
burn-in, the side curtains can be adjusted to any
level of gray from black to full white. Adjust the
level in the PICTURE OSD menu.
» Do not view 4:3 images on 16:9 plasma or CRT
displays for extended periods of time with the
side curtains black. This can cause permanent
image burn-in. Image burn-in is not covered
under the warranty.
LIgHT BUTTON
Activates the remote backlight for several
seconds.
OTHER OSD IMAGE ADJUSTMENTS
DISPLAY MENU PAgE
IMAgE POSITION:
Use to adjust the
horizontal and vertical position of the image.
• Many digital displays will not allow any image
adjustments when using DVI. Check with the
display manual to see if there is a service mode
to allow adjustments.
• Always use Image Adjust controls in the display
device first, if available.
» Shifting the image too far to the side can
cause the image to be lost or introduce moving
horizontal gray bars in the image. Use a safe
area test pattern to properly align image
position and size.
BLANKINg LEVEL:
Adjusts the gray level of
the side curtains when using 4:3 sources on a
16:9 display.
BLANKINg (LEFT, RIgHT, TOP, BOTTOM):
Adjusts the amount of blanking for the edges
of the image to assist with proper image
sizing.
• Be sure image size and position is properly set
