Hughes JVC 100, User Manual

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Chapter 3—Operation
HJT Model 100 User's Guide 3-15
The attached sources are using the same source files (they are the same source
files—not copies).
A source can be attached to a source file from a different channel. Geometry and
convergence settings must not be adjusted on attached sources because all
attached sources will then be altered by the same adjustment. This is only true for
geometry, convergence and ILA
®
settings. Timing and picture settings come into
the attached source at the default levels and may be adjusted without affecting
the original source or any other attached source.
Two (2) identical sources can be located in two (2) different channels with two (2)
distinctly different picture settings for use with possibly different room
environments. For example, different brightness and contrast settings could be
used for the same source in two (2) different channels, saving the time of
repeatedly adjusting contrast and brightness.
NOTE: One channels’ source file parameters can be copied and used as starting
points to set up new sources in other channels. The first channel may be copied
to a second channel. Follow the procedure in Section 4.10 on page 4-38 about
Backing up Settings. The channel (groups of source files) can be customized to
suit whatever purposes are needed.
Each channel is capable of handling up to 20 different sources. There are 99
channels (groups of source files) available. The maximum number of
channel/source combinations is 200.
To attach a source to a channel:
1. Press M
ENU
to display the M
AIN
M
ENU
.
2. From the M
AIN
M
ENU
select C
HANNELS
.
3. From the C
HANNELS
list, press the number of the channel to attach the source
to. If the channel is not highlighted press E
NTER
to highlight the channel.
Do not press E
NTER
if the channel is already highlighted (this would make the
channel “active”).
4. Press the right arrow key to move to the S
OURCES
list.
5. Use the arrow keys and scroll to highlight the source desired.
6. Press E
NTER
to attach the highlighted source to the channel that is
highlighted in the C
HANNELS
list.
CAUTION!!!
Do not make any adjustments to geometry
or convergence on these “attached” sources. Any adjustments will also
alter the original source file data and other attached sources.