ION-R100
– User manual
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Annex A
– Configuration Parameter Reference
1. Video Output Configuration
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Input Standard
– The video standard allows you to select the video source as
NTSC, PAL or 720p.
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Brightness
– The brightness filter allows you to set the black level of the video
output. It controls the darkest detail that you can see, and how dark those details
look. If it is set too high then everything will seem washed-
out and dull and if it’s
set too low then you won’t be able to see the detail in shadows.
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Contrast
– The contrast filter is usually configured once brightness is adjusted.
Contrast allows you to control how bright the bright details get on the video
output.
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Hue
- The hue filter allows you adjust the hue of an entire image. Hue is the color
reflected from or transmitted through an object. It is measured as a location on
the standard color wheel.
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Saturation
– The saturation filter, sometimes called chroma, allows you to adjust
the strength or purity of color of the video output. Saturation represents the
amount of gray in proportion to the hue. On the standard color wheel, saturation
increases from the center to the edge. The saturation filter lets you adjust the
saturation of the entire image.
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Background Color
– This parameter allows you to specify the default
background color to be displayed on the video output when no stream is being
decoded.
