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The function buttons, located at the bottom of the remote control, allow you to
adjust (where applicable) the brightness, contrast, sharpness, saturation, hue,
position, size, pixel resolution, pixel phase and colour temperature of the channel
currently being displayed. If a motorised lens mount is fitted to the projector the
focus and horizontal/vertical position of the displayed image may also be adjusted
using the ‘LENS’ button.
Although it is not a necessity, it is recommended that the On Screen Display should
be ON before adjusting any of the channel parameters as you can then be sure
which function (if any) has been activated.
When the OSD in ON, pressing a function button will bring up it's icon and a scalar
bar indicating the current setting. This value can then be adjusted using the cursor
keys. The current channel is displayed in the background so that you can see the
changes in the image as it is adjusted. All of the functions operate a 'Hold Live'
system which deactivates the function after 5 seconds if no further buttons are
pressed (or 5 seconds after the last adjustment was made).
The cursor keys are repeat action buttons and will keep changing a setting until
released or the parameter limits have been reached.
After making your adjustments to the channel image you can toggle between the
original and revised parameter settings using the 'PREV' (previous) and 'REV'
(revised) buttons on the remote control. To save your new settings press the 'SAVE'
button, the save icon will appear for 5 seconds along with a message stating,
"Channel XX updated successfully" (where XX is the channel number currently
being displayed).
As factory preset channels are mapped to specific inputs it is not possible to change
a factory preset channels input. Should you wish to use a modified version of these
channels using a different physical input the modifications must be saved a new
channel using Channel Set Up.
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System Operation
Adjusting the Displayed Image
OPERATION
LBV00056; Revision A - 23/08/99
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