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SETTINGS
5. Click the Top Left and Top Right corners for each of the LCD’s to collect the coordinates for each LCD. Users can
enlarge the display scale to get a more accurate result.
6. Use the GAlign PC tool to input the coordinates for each SB-3403.
7. Do some position fine-tuning if necessary.
4. Uploading coordinates via the remote control.
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After collecting the coordinates for all LCD’s, users can upload the coordinates into the SB-3403 though the OSD.
Example:
Storing custom mode in Index 2:
• [Video wall]→[Manual Mode]→[Index 2]
•
Select
[TV1]→ Select [Top Left/Top Right]→
Slide bar to input Coordinates→ TV1 Done.
•
Back to select
[TV2]→ Select [Top Left/Top Right]→
Slide bar to input Coordinates→ TV2 Done.
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Next step is to execute the same procedures for TV3 & TV4.
• Users may have some difficulty seeing the OSD to set Coordinates. The best way is to use the GAlign PC
tool to upload coordinates.
5. Uploading coordinates via the [GAlign] PC tool.
• Above is PC tool (GAlign)
for users
to load coordinates of each LCD
through the RS-232 port. Please
select
[Index]
and press
[Write]
after keying in all the coordinates.
This is more convenient for users
that are not able to see the OSD for
manual upload. The results will be
the same as manual upload via the
OSD.
•
Users can also set the H&V aspect
ratio and position shift through the
[Warp Ratio]
and
[Warp Position]
.
• GAlign can read back the settings on the screen and then be modified on the PC. This helps the users who are not
able to see the OSD for manual upload on the screen due to irregular arrangements.
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Another important application for the
[Read]
function is to read back one Index setting and do a slight modification,
then save it to the 2nd Index. When users want to set up the image to prevent from burn-in mark on the LCD, users
can use the same process to create several Indexes for looping playback.
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Users can read back the data from one of the SB-3403’s, then apply it to another SB-3403.
