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LED Brightness
This selection allows the user to configure the behavior of the Front Panel LED brightness.
The ‘normal’ parameter adjusts the brightness of the front panel led when the menu is being
navigated. The ‘Navigate’ parameter adjusts the brightness of the Front Panel LED during normal
usage, when the menu is not being navigated.
User Mode
You have limited access to the output timing controls in ‘Normal’ mode. In ‘Advanced’ user
mode, you have access to the complete set of output timing controls. Push the
q
button to see
the current setting and the FPD displays either ‘Normal’ or ‘Advanced’ user level. Push the
q
button
again to select the alternate mode. The default setting is ‘Normal’.
On Screen Display Control (OSD)
The User can define how long the OSD is displayed when there is no user interaction. The available
options are:
• OSD Off
• 5 Seconds
• 10 Seconds
• 20 Seconds
• Toggle
When “OSD Off” is selected, the menu will not be displayed on screen, although navigation can be
done using the front panel display. When “x Seconds” is selected, the menu will be displayed on
screen, without user interaction, for the respective amount of time. When “Toggle” is selected,
the menu will not “time out” and the User must use the “Exit” button to make the menu disappear.
While in “Toggle” mode, the unit can also be switched into an “OSD Off”/”Toggle” mode by pressing
the “Menu” button twice. This can be useful while doing display calibration.
Serial Port Rate
The serial port is used by the automation system controllers to control the RS-VP2. The serial port
baud rate defaults to 19200 bps, but can be changed using the
p
or
q
button.
The supported baud rates are:
•
4800 bps (4.8K)
•
9600 bps (9.6K)
•
14400 bps (14.4K)
•
19200 bps (19.2K)
•
38400 bps (38.4K)
•
57600 bps (57.6K)
Factory Default
The Factory Default option allows you to reset all system settings to their factory defaults.
1- press either the
p
or
q
button. The FPD displays ‘No’.
2- Press the same button to switch to ‘Yes’.
3- Confirm this selection by pressing the Enter button.
NOTE: Resetting the RS-VP2 to the factory defaults will cause all previously saved settings to be lost.
Record any important settings before performing this action.
Software Update
Use this parameter to install the latest software into your RS-VP2. The latest software is available at
www.jvc.com/pro
. The website includes complete download install instructions.
12V Trigger Level
The state on the 12V triggers can be changed so that the connected device is in the correct state
when triggered by the RS-VP2.
Information
This setting shows information about the current Input and Output status of the system.
This screen is helpful during troubleshooting.
Input Information
•
Input
— Note that if HDCP is present “(HDCP)” will also be displayed
•
Signal Type (Resolution/Colorspace)
•
Deinterlacing Mode
— The user-selected deinterlacing mode is displayed here. Note that if PReP is turned “On”,
“PReP” will also be displayed
•
Mosquito Noise Reduction/Fine Detail/Edge Enhancement Settings
•
Aspect Ratio
•
Audio Source
Output Information
•
Output (Analog or Digital/Colorspace/Gamut)
• Format
• Framerate
• Viewing Mode
— The selected output picture Control preset is displayed here
• Trigger 1 and Trigger 2 Status
• Aspect Ratio
• Display Profile
Output Setup
Analog/Digital Output
The RS-VP2 can output either an analog or digital video signal. The default setting is for the digital,
HDMI, output to be active. To output to a display with an analog input, insure that this setting is set
to ‘Analog (BNC)’
Output Format
The current selected output format will be highlighted in the OSD in red. To select a different
output format, highlight it first and then press the
u
button. Adjustment of advanced timing controls
can also be made here although most displays do not need ‘custom’ timing. The User Mode, in
the Configuration menu, must be changed to ‘Advanced’ for the advanced timing controls to
be accessible. For a complete list of the available output presets, see the
Complete Menu Tree
in
Section 5.
