Lumagen
Vision
™
Quick Reference Guide
© 2003 Lumagen, Inc.
PAGE
1
OF
2
Rev 1.0
The remote control setup sequence for common configurations is described below. For additional
information, see the
Installation Commands
section of the
User Manual and Installer Guide
.
•
Connect video cables and power. Turn all required components on.
•
Set the output type. Use RGBHV (default) if display has an RGBHV input. Examples:
YP
R
P
B
trilevel:
MENU
1
1
OK
Component with embedded trilevel sync
YP
R
P
B
bilevel:
MENU
1
1
ˆ
OK
Component with embedded bilevel sync
RGB H
−
V
−
:
MENU
1
2
OK
RGB with discrete H
−
and V
−
sync (default)
RGB S
−
:
MENU
1
3
OK
RGB with discrete composite
−
sync (default)
RGsB:
MENU
1
4
ˆ
OK
RGB with embedded bilevel sync
•
Set the output resolution. For a fixed pixel device use the maximum resolution it accepts,
not
its native resolution. This will improve the picture unless there is a major design flaw in the
fixed pixel display. The commands are as follows:
480p:
MENU
2
1
540p:
MENU
2
2
600p:
MENU
2
3
720p:
MENU
2
4
768p:
MENU
2
5
840p:
MENU
2
6
1080p:
MENU
2
7
1080i:
MENU
2
8
Other:
MENU
3
value
OK
, where
value
is the resolution (e.g.
9
,
0
,
0
)
•
Set the vertical refresh rate (default = 59.94 Hz). For NTSC, use the default. For PAL using
50.00 Hz is optimal, but higher rates can be used to reduce flicker. Press “
MENU
4
value
OK
”
where “
value
” is the vertical refresh rate in hundredths. For example a vertical refresh rate of
59.94 is entered as
MENU
4
5 9 9 4
OK
.
•
Set the output aspect ratio. Press “
MENU
6
value
OK
” where “
value
” is the desired screen
aspect ratio in hundredths (16:9 is
MENU
6
1
7
8
, 4:3 is
MENU
6
1
3
3
)
•
For
MENU
commands press the
MENU
button, use arrow keys to highlight the next item in the list
and press the
OK
button. An “
→
”denotes levels in the menu hierarchy.
•
Play a DVD calibration disc and select it as the input source. Typically either AVIA™ or
Digital Video Essentials™ calibration DVDs are used.
•
Display one of the test images with “overscan” markers. On AVIA one such test pattern is the
200 TVL chart in the Advanced AVIA section. Select the appropriate input aspect ratio so the
test pattern is full-screen (e.g. 16:9 for a 16:9 screen aspect ratio).
•
Adjust output size and position to minimize the amount of overscan. In other words, try to get
the entire active image on-screen. If the display has output size and position, use it rather than
the Lumagen controls. Otherwise use the following Lumagen commands:
For sizing:
MENU
→
OUT
→
RES
→
SIZE
→
[
…
,
†
,
ˆ
,
‡
],
OK
For positioning:
MENU
→
OUT
→
RES
→
POS
→
[
…
,
†
,
ˆ
,
‡
],
OK
•
Adjust the input size and position using the Lumagen controls. When the Lumagen input size
controls are selected, the corner of the image being adjusted is moved toward the center of the
screen to simplify accurate calibration. First adjust the top-left of the image so that all active
pixels are on-screen. Then adjust the bottom-right.
For top-left:
MENU
→
IN
→
ADJ
→
SIZE
→
TOPL
→
[
…
,
†
,
ˆ
,
‡
],
OK
For bottom-right:
MENU
→
IN
→
ADJ
→
SIZE
→
BTMR
→
[
…
,
†
,
ˆ
,
‡
],
OK
•
Recheck the output size and position and readjust as necessary.
