Barco Coronis 3MP LED MDCG-3221, Руководство пользователя

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K5902060 /09 Coronis 3MP LED Display
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4.19 Display orientation
About Display orientation
Your display automatically detects its physical orientation (portrait or landscape) and, by default, automatically
adjusts the image orientation to this. This means that when your display is physically rotated, the image will
rotate along.
The OSD menu however, allows to overrule this behavior and force the image orientation to portrait or
landscape regardless of the physical orientation of the display. This may be especially useful when operating
your display with the screen facing upwards.
To set the Display orientation
1. Bring up the OSD main menu.
2. Navigate to the Configuration > Image Sources menu.
3. Enter the Display Orientation submenu.
4. Select Landscape/Portrait/Automatic as desired and confirm.
4.20 Video input signals
About input signals
The available input signals for your display are:
• DisplayPort 1: The input corresponding to the DisplayPort connector.
• DVI 1: The input corresponding to the DVI connector.
• Automatic Selection: The input is automatically selected.
To manually select a video input signal:
1. Bring up the OSD main menu.
2. Navigate to the Configuration > Image Source menu.
3. Enter the Input Signal submenu.
4. Select one of the available input signals and confirm.
4.21 Video encoding modes
About video encoding modes
Video encoding modes specify how the color and luminance information is encoded in the video signal. In
consumer displays, this is usually done by a limited 8-bit encoding mechanism. Your Coronis 3MP LED
Display however, features 10-bit encoding enabling it to better match the DICOM defined grayscale range.
Such an extensive range is necessary to comply with the guidelines set forward by the latest medical
guidelines.
The available video encoding modes for your display are listed below.
Please note that the display controller connected to your display might not always support all these
video encoding modes.
Standard This mode uses the standard 8 bit encoding
mechanism.
HDR1 This mode features 10-bit video encoding following
the High Dynamic Range (HDR) standard, usually
used on color displays.
Advanced operation