Panasonic AK-MSU935AP, Operating Instructions Manual

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Example of screen display: WHITE SHADING Rch
< WHITE SHADING Rch >
H SAW
H PARA V SAW V PARA
H SAW H PARA V SAW V PARA
0 0 0 0
M-PED SHUTTER M-GAIN
0 100 0dB
H SAW: Horizontal sawtooth wave correction
This is used to correct the sawtooth wave of
white screen images in the horizontal direction.
Adjustment range: –100 to 100
(0: Equivalent to OFF)
H PARA: Horizontal parabola wave correction
This is used to correct the parabola wave of
white screen images in the horizontal direction.
Adjustment range: –100 to 100
(0: Equivalent to OFF)
V SAW: Vertical sawtooth wave correction
This is used to correct the sawtooth wave of
white screen images in the vertical direction.
Adjustment range: –100 to 100
(0: Equivalent to OFF)
V PARA: Vertical parabola wave correction
This is used to correct the parabola wave of
white screen images in the vertical direction.
Adjustment range: –100 to 100
(0: Equivalent to OFF)
C
R, G, B shading switches [R, G, B]
These are used to select the video signals targeted for
shading correction from among the R, G and B signals.
The lamp of the selected switch lights.
These switches can be selected when the lamp of
either the black shading selector switch or white
shading selector switch is lighted.
D
Pedestal control switch [PED]
This is selected to adjust the R, G and B pedestal
levels in relation to the master pedestal position.
When it is selected, its lamp lights.
Example of screen display: PEDESTAL
< PEDESTAL >
R PED
G PED B PED
R PED G PED B PED
0 0 0
M-PED SHUTTER M-GAIN
0 100 0dB
G PED: G pedestal level
This is used to adjust the amount of G pedestal
offset from master pedestal.
Adjustment range: –800 to 800
R PED: R pedestal level
B PED: B pedestal level
The level is increased or decreased from the
level of the G pedestal when the black balance
was attained. When the auto black balance is
adjusted, 0 is set as the adjustment value.
Adjustment range: –800 to 800
E
Flare control switch [FLARE]
This is selected to adjust the amount of flare
correction.
This takes effect while the FLARE OFF switch among
the MODE ON/OFF switches is off.
When it is selected, its lamp lights.
Example of screen display: FLARE
< FLARE >
R FLARE
G FLARE B FLARE
R FLARE G FLARE B FLARE
0 0 0
M-PED SHUTTER M-GAIN
0 100 0dB
R FLARE: R flare
G FLARE: G flare
B FLARE: B flare
Flare correction operation is turned off at 0.
Adjustment range: –100 to 100
Parts and their functions