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Display Setup
The options on this screen affect the appearance of the on-screen display (OSD).
TV system sets the OSD to NTSC (the television system
used in the Western hemisphere and some Asian coun-
tries) or PAL (the system predominant in Europe). If this is
set incorrectly, the OSD information will roll up or down
your video screen when the C 2 is set to an audio-only
source; when a video signal is played through the C 2, the
Controller automatically selects the system matching the
video input program
Superimpose : When “On,” this superimposes OSD infor-
mation on the video program currently playing (but only
for screens or projectors connected to the OSD video output jacks). When “Off,” the OSD infor-
mation is shown on a solid background instead of superimposed over the video program.
Temporary disp . (display): Governs whether, and how, information appears on the OSD when
you adjust the controls of the C 2. Unless this parameter is set to “Off,” the OSD will show,
briefly, any changes you make to volume, source, mode, bass, treble, and so on. If this parame-
ter is set to “Full,” the OSD will always show additional information, perhaps more than you
need or want, whenever you change a mode or an input, as shown here:
In “Simple” mode, when you change a source mode, the
OSD will show only the new setting, on the bottom of the
screen.
Video format , is used for selecting video-source formats.
If set to “S-video,” the C 2 will automatically use the S-
video input jacks for the Video 1 through Video 6 inputs.
Setting it to “Compos.” causes the composite video jacks
to be used. When it’s set to “Auto,” the C 2 automatically
selects S-video signals when they are available, and
selects composite video otherwise.
CD 2
AUDIO
Signal Digital PCM
Input: Coaxial 2
Mode Dolby PLII Music
VIDEO
Signal No signal
Input Auto 2
Display setup
TV system NTSC
Superimpose Off
Temporary disp. Simple
Video format Auto
Distance units Feet
OSD Output Both
OSD style 2
Exit
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