Mahe MSV-2010, Operator'S Manual

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NOTE - When starting the system, the gain control is set to off.
6.6.2.2. Brightness
BRIGHTNESS is increased by
→
key of the keyboard or ? button on the front panel. BRIGHTNESS is
decreased by
←
key of the keyboard or ? button on the front panel.
The message BRIGHTNESS – 5 to BRIG
5
will be appeared on the monitor screen indicating the
brightness level.
Each pressing by the
← →
key or ? ? buttons after the maximum or minimum brightness has been reached,
short beep shall be heard.
To leave sub-menu press Esc key or MENU button.
6.6.2.3 Color Red and Color Blue
. After adjusting the white balance, or at any time during operation, the user may wish to fine tune the colors
appearing on the monitor.
The intensity of the color is increased by
→
key of the keyboard or ? button on the front panel. The
intensity of the color is decreased by
←
key of the keyboard or ? button on the front panel.
The message RED (BLUE) – 20 to RED (BLUE) +
20
will be appeared on the monitor screen indicating the
color level.
Each pressing by the
← →
key or ? ? buttons after the maximum or minimum color level has been reached,
short beep shall be heard.
To leave sub-menu press Esc key or MENU button.
6.6.2.4 Enhance
The ENHANCE function provides the user to obtain sharper and clearer image. The ENHANCE feature
provides three levels of image enhancement: LOW, MIDDLE and HIGH.
NOTE - When the CCU is turned Off, the enhance function will default to the same state which
it was in when the CCU was last turned Off.
Each pressing by the
← →
key or ? ? buttons changes enhancement level in order: “OFF
→
LOW
→
MIDDLE
→
HIGH
→
OFF
→
…” and reflects setting to image and display current setting.
To leave sub-menu press Esc key or MENU button.
6.6.2.5 Shutter Window
The SHUTTER WINDOW function is allowed to select the size of the central part of observation in order to
achieve the best image of the observing object.
The shutter window feature provides three sizes of the measuring area: Small, Medium and Full.