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Operating the display | MO Series User Manual
Operating the display
The display is configured and controlled using the row of touch sensitive buttons along the
lower edge of the monitor frame. All buttons are backlit - only the power button is illuminated
when the monitor is turned off.
1.
Power: long press turns display on/off. Short press brings up OSD / steps backwards
2.
Down: scroll down in menu options (also reduce brightness shortcut)
3.
Enter: select menu option (also source selection shortcut)
4. Up: scroll up in menu options (also increase brightness shortcut)
5. Red LED: solid red = ‘active off’ (no video source), flashing = booting or upgrading
6. Light sensor
7.
Home: selects the home page on compatible Navico devices
First time operation
The display has the capability to automatically adjust itself to the resolution of the source to
which it is attached. This auto adjustment will take place when the unit is first installed and
connected to a source and there after, if the video input changes, or is user initiated.
Shortcut functions
Source selection: pressing the Enter key will step through the video source options.
Display brightness: pressing the Up/Down keys will adjust the screen brightness.
¼ Note: Shortcut functions only work when the OSD is not open.
¼ Note: If the display is set to a source that does not have an active video source connected,
after a brief delay the display will go in to ‘active off’ mode. In this mode the screen backlight
is turned off, but other functions of the monitor remain powered. Note that the monitor will
still draw approximately 300mA @ 13.8 V.
OSD menu
This menu accesses controls for all aspects of picture setup, and is accessed by a short press
of the power key when the display is on. The eight main menu options are explained in the
following:
Option Sub option Range Function
Display Brightness 0-100 Adjusts backlighting level
Contrast Adjusts image contrast (range
between darkest and lightest )
Hue
(analogue video only) Shifts colours represented by screen
Saturation
(analogue video only) Varies colour intensity, from dull to
full and rich
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