Sony DVS-7300, User Manual

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Chapter 3 Basic Menu Operations
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Understanding the menu display
The following are the principal components of the menu display.
In the menu display, reverse video indicates that an item or function is
currently selected (or set to “on”).
Items: These are the items to which the menu settings apply. Depending on
the item selected, the menu display and function key indications change.
In the example shown, item 3 “EDGE” is selected, and settings and
function key indications relating to edge settings appear. In this manual,
the menu display when a particular item is selected is sometimes referred
by the name of the item: for example, the EDGE menu.
Setting display: This shows current settings. In the example shown,
“DROP BORDER” is selected as the edge type.
Parameter group name: The set of parameters associated with the function
for a particular function key is termed a “parameter group”.
In the example shown, the “DROP BORDER” parameter group is
selected. Note that where there are five or more parameters in the same
group, either “(1/2)” or “(2/2)” is appended to the group name.
Parameter indications: These show the current values of the parameters
adjusted with the four control knobs.
In the example shown, the values for three of the “DROP BORDER”
parameters appear. In total the “DROP BORDER” group has seven
parameters, and the names of those not currently displayed appear in
brackets (e.g. “[Lum]”, for luminance).
Function key indications: These indicate the operations carried out by the
respected function keys.
To select an item
Press the corresponding one of the item selection buttons (numbered 1 to 5).
The function key indications change, and you can now make the relevant
settings.