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already optimized for digital signals.
Manual changes to these values are not
recommended, as this can result in an
impairment of picture quality (loss of
grayscales).
Contrast
0…100
Adjustment of contrast.
This allows the brighter area to be
seen more distinctly. The center point
is in 50 position.
Note: for DVI-D signals the
Contrast setting is optimized.
Manual changes are not recommended.
Backlight
0…100
It is used to adjust the Brightness of
the monitor.
Color
Color1
Color2
Color3
User
R G B Gain
R G B Bias
Color 1, Color 2, Color 3 are three
fixed color temperature and can not be
changed. User temperature can be
adjustable and saved.
Display
Settings
H Position
(Analog only)
0…255
Shift picture in horizontal direction
V Position
(Analog only)
0…255
Shift picture in vertical direction
Frequency
(Analog only)
0…100
Adjust the frequency and phase of the
input signal.
Hsync Phase
(Analog only)
0…63
Source clock phase
PhaseR
(Analog only)
R ADC clock phase
0…7
For compensate R,G,B phase for analog
long cable use.
PhaseG
(Analog only)
G ADC clock phase
0…7
PhaseB
(Analog only)
B ADC clock phase
0…7
Sharpness
Interpolation
filter -5 to 5
One of the 11 filters can be selected
for the sharpness setting to reduce
scaling
artifacts.
Interpolation
filters depend on the input
resolution. Digital signals which is
used with 1280X1024 resolution can not
be adjusted since each pixel is
controlled by its own pulse. Other
digital signals which is lower than
1280 x 1024 can be adjusted. Analog
signals can be adjusted in all
supported resolution.
Negative figure is adjusted to get
softer image and positive figure is
adjusted to get sharper image. The
user should individually adjust the
filter depending on the application.
