RGB Spectrum MediaWall 2000, Руководство пользователя

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A D V A N C E D S E T U P
Input Timing
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resulting pop-up (see WCP Window Selection , page 17 for
information).
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Click on the scroll button in the Timing List section and scroll
through the list to the required timing entry that matches the
desired input signal’s parameters.
For a list of pre-defined timing parameters please consult the
MediaWall 2000 Technical Reference Manual.
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Click the LOAD button to accept the selected entry in the list
CREATING A NEW
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TIMING ENTRY
If there is no entry in the timing list that matches your specific signal you
can create a new entry in the list containing the exact parameters of your
input signal. You may find an entry in the list that is very close to your
parameters, and in this case you can load the entry, modify it, and then
save the new entry to the user defined timing list. There are over 100
available user entries.
Use the following procedure to create a new (user defined) entry in the
timing list:
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Click the Edit button in the Input Timing section of the Input
Timing page.
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Enter new timing parameters into each of the timing parameter
boxes.
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Scroll to an empty timing list slot above #100 in the Timing List
entry box.
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Click the SAVE button.
A dialog box will open allowing you to name the new entry.
Figure 4-8. Timing List Name dialog box
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Enter a name for the new timing entry and click OK .
The name can be up to 23 characters in length and can contain
upper and lower and numeric characters. Avoid the use of a
space or the / or \ characters.