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Appendix A: Menu Tree

Mirage J Series User Manual

A-5

020-100708-01 Rev.1 (11-2011)

Configuration

1.

Language

2.

Output

Options

3.

Lens

S

ettings

4.

Power

M

anagement

5.

Date

&

T

ime

6.

Menu

Preferences

7.

Communications

8.

Geometry

&

C

olor

9.

Diagnostics

&

C

alibration

10.

S

ervice

11.

O

ption

Card

S

ettings

12.

Reserved

Advanced

Main

Menu

continued

Color

A

djustments

by

X,Y

1.

Select

Color

Adjustment

2.

Color

Temperature

Valid

C

olor

Space

3.

Red

X

4.

Red

Y

5.

Green

X

6.

Green

Y

7.

Blue

X

8.

Blue

Y

9.

White

X

10.

W

hite

Y

11.

Reserved

12.

A

uto

C

olor

Enable

13.

C

olor

Enable

14.

C

opy

F

rom

Color

S

aturation

1.

Select

Color

Adjustment

2.

Red

P

art

of

Red

3.

Green

Part

of

Red

4.

Blue

Part

of

Red

5.

Green

Part

of

Green

6.

Red

P

art

of

Green

7.

Blue

Part

of

Green

8.

Blue

Part

of

Blue

9.

Red

P

art

of

Blue

10.

G

reen

Part

of

Blue

11.

R

ed

Part

of

White

12.

G

reen

Part

of

White

13.

B

lue

Part

of

White

14.

Reserved

15.

A

uto

C

olor

Enable

16.

C

olor

Enable

17.

C

opy

F

rom

18.

Lamp

Geometry

&

C

olor

1.

Test

Pattern

2.

Geometry

Correction

3.

Brightness

U

niformity

4.

Edge

Blending

5.

Color

Adjustments

b

y

X

,Y

6.

Color

Saturation

7.

Black

Level

Blending

8.

Default

C

olor

Adjustment

9.

Reserved

10.

T

iling

Setup

See

P

age

A

3

for

Lamp

Brightness

Uniformity

1.

Brightness

U

niformity

Enable

2.

Test

Pattern

3.

Coarse

Adjustment

4.

Top

Left

Corner

5.

Left

S

ide

6.

Bottom

Left

C

orner

7.

Top

Right

Corner

8.

Right

Side

9.

Bottom

Right

Corner

10.

C

enter

11.

Overall

G

ain

12.

Full

Screen

Eye-Motion

Filter

13.

Eye-Motion

Filter

14.

Reset

Brightness

U

niformity

Settings

Edge

Blending

1.

Edge

Blending

2.

Test

Pattern

3.

Left

B

lend

Width

4.

Right

Blend

W

idth

5.

Top

B

lend

Width

6.

Bottom

Blend

Width

7.

Lamp

8.

Show

Blending

Overlap

9.

Advanced

Edge

Blending

10.

F

ull

Screen

Eye-Motion

Filter

11.

Eye-Motion

Filter

12.

R

eset

Edge

Blending

Settings

See

P

age

A

3

for

Lamp

Black

Level

Blending

1.

Black

B

lend

Enable

2.

Test

Pattern

3.

Left

B

lend

Width

4.

Right

Blend

W

idth

5.

Top

B

lend

Width

6.

Bottom

Blend

Width

7.

Center

Brightness

8.

Left

Brightness

9.

Right

Brightness

10.

T

op

Brightness

11.

B

ottom

Brightness

12.

T

op

Left

B

rightness

13.

T

op

Right

Brightness

14.

B

ottom

Left

Brightness

15.

B

ottom

R

ight

Brightness

16.

R

eset

Black

Level

Blending

Settings

Advanced

Edge

Blending

1.

Enable

A

dvanced

Curve

2.

Left

B

lend

Shape

3.

Left

B

lend

Midpoint

4.

Right

Blend

S

hape

5.

Right

Blend

M

idpoint

6.

Top

B

lend

Shape

7.

Top

B

lend

Midpoint

8.

Bottom

Blend

Shape

9.

Bottom

Blend

Midpoint

10.

R

eset

Advanced

Edge

Blending

Settings

S

e

eP

a

g

eA

4f

o

r:

1.

Language

2.

Output

Options

3.

Lens

Settings

4.

Power

M

anagement

5.

Date

&

T

ime

6.

Menu

Preferences

7.

Communications

11.

O

ption

Card

S

ettings

Geometry

Correction

1.

Geometry

Correction

2.

Test

Pattern

3.

Adjust

Horizontal

Keystone

4.

Adjust

Vertical

Keystone

5.

Adjust

2D

Keystone

6.

Reset

K

eystone

settings

Tiling

S

etup

1.

Tiling

Setup

2.

Total

Rows

3.

Total

Columns

4.

Row

5.

Column

Diagnostics

&

C

alibration

1.

Test

Pattern

2.

Grey

Level

3.

Freeze

Image

4.

Color

Enable

5.

Input

Peak

Detector

6.

Input

Level

Detector

7.

Level

Detector

Threshold

8.

Aspect

R

atio

Overlay

9.

Test

Pattern

Color

Swap

10.

C

alibrate

L

iteLoc

Calibration

Status

11.

F

reeze

Image

During

Auto

Setup

Service

1.

Reserved

2.

Reserved

3.

Color

Primary

Settings

4.

Reserved

5.

Reserved

6.

Replace

B

ackplane

7.

Remote

Access

Level

8.

Restore

Factory

D

efaults

9.

Erase

Data

Files

10.

D

elete

A

ll

Real

Time

Events

11.

S

tatus

Requires

the

service

password

to

enter

this

menu

Color

P

rimary

Settings

1.

Red

X

2.

Red

Y

3.

Green

X

4.

Green

Y

5.

Blue

X

6.

Blue

Y

7.

White

X

8.

White

Y

9.

Reserved

10.

A

uto

C

olor

Enable

11.

C

olor

Enable

12.

R

eset

to

Factory

C

olor

Primaries?

13.

R

eserved

14.

R

eserved

Remote

Access

Level

1.

Remote

Access

Level

(Ethernet)

2.

Remote

Access

Level

(RS-232

IN)

3.

Remote

Access

Level

(RS-232

OUT)

4.

Remote

Access

Level

(RS-422)

Main

Menu

1.

Size

&

P

osition

2.

Image

S

ettings

3,

Channel

Setup

4.

Configuration

5.

Lamp

6.

Status

7.

Secondary

Input

&

S

witching

8.

Language

9.

Test

Pattern

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