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Scaling Options
39 DGX Transmitters & Receivers Instruction Manual
How the Scaler Override Utility Works
Important:
If breakout cables are used between the DGX HD-15 RX and the destination monitor (or
device), the Scaler Override utility cannot read the EDID.
When the Scaler Override utility is launched, it attempts to obtain the EDID information from the
destination monitor. One of the following occurs:

If the utility finds the EDID information, it populates the interface with the appropriate
“preferred/native” resolution settings (and fills in the advanced timing section with the
corresponding data).
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If the utility cannot find the EDID information, it populates the interface with the Standard
timing default settings (and fills in the advanced timing section with the corresponding data).
Important:
On start up, the Scaler Override utility’s interface always reflects one of the two conditions
mentioned above; it does not show the settings currently stored on the RX, unless you use the utility
to retrieve them from the RX. This holds true even if you persist the Manual Scaling option (see
page 37).
The Scaler Override utility can then be used to do any of the following:

Set the Aspect Ratio option to either Maintain Aspect Ratio or Stretch to Fit. Click Save to
persist this setting to the Manual and Auto options. (For descriptions of these settings, see
page 44.)
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Set an EDID that is read from the detected device (basic resolution); see (A) on page 40.
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Set a standard preset, which applies standard timing; see (B) on page 41.
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Set a custom resolution with the option of applying advanced detailed timing parameters;
see
(C) on page 42.
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Retrieve the settings from an RX; see page 43.
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Save the settings in the utility to a file; see page 43.
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Load the timings from a file to the utility and apply them to an RX; see page 43.
Note:
When retrieving or loading a timing, the program will automatically display “Custom” as the
selected Resolution Source and “Advanced” as the selected Timing Mode regardless of the original
source of the timing.
Utility Menu Options

File Menu
–
Save Timing to File (saves the settings displayed on the utility to a file), Load
Timing from File (loads settings from a file to the utility), and Exit.

Communication Menu
–
Refresh EDID Info (from the destination device) and Retrieve Current
Timing* (from the RX).
* The current timings displayed will depend on the selected Scaling option. If the RX is in Auto, the utility
reflects the current timings chosen by the SmartScale
®
technology. If the RX is in Manual, the utility
reflects the currently applied timings (not necessarily the settings stored in memory).
Time Saving Tip:
When a number of RX modules are connected to the same type of destination
devices, the menu options can be used to retrieve the settings from one RX, save those settings to a
file, and then load the settings to additional RX modules.
Apply, Save, and Close Options
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Apply – Use to try out settings. Sends currently displayed settings to RX; does not store or
persist settings.
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Save – Use to preserve currently displayed settings. Sends currently displayed settings to RX to
store them; sends command to persist settings in the RX memory (also persists Manual Scaling
option on the RX).

Close – Closes the application without sending or saving any changes in the settings. (If Apply
was just selected, the utility asks whether or not to save the applied settings.)