Osd Menu Functions - BELINEA 10 80 35 Bedienungsanleitung

OSD MENU FUNCTIONS

Contrast
Controls the picture contrast.
Brightness
Controls the picture brightness.
H. Size
Controls the horizontal image size.
H. Position
Controls the horizontal position.
V. Size
Controls the vertical image size.
V. Position
Controls the vertical position.
Pincushion
Corrects pincushion distortion.
Pin balance
Corrects parallel distortion of edges.
Trapezoid
Corrects inward/outward slanted edges.
Parallel
Corrects parallel slanted edges.
Top / Bottom corner
Correct distorted corners.
Rotation
Corrects tilted image.
H + V Moiré
Corrects moiré patterns. Moiré patterns are interference
patterns that appear as wave lattices (especially prone
to appear in black-white alternating dot patterns). Usu-
ally, this interference can be removed; however, it can
sometimes only be reduced.
Degauss
Corrects image color distortions. The color distortion may
be due to interference from the earth's magnetic fi eld, e.g.
when the monitor is rotated or moved. This function is
triggered by selecting the function symbol and pressing
the OSD button ENTER.
Color
Using the OSD buttons or
can select a preset color temperature (9300 K, 6500 K
or USER) and then press the MENU button. The color
temperature you select takes effect immediately on the
screen.
Language
Selection of the OSD menu language: English, Spanish,
French, German, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Por-
tuguese, Dutch.
OSD H. position
Controls the horizontal position of the OSD menu.
OSD V. position
Controls the vertical position of the OSD menu.
H. + V. Linearity
Corrects horizontal and vertical linearity.
Memory recall
Recalls factory settings of the image parameters.
Information
Provides information on the horizontal and vertical signal
polarity of the current synchronization settings.
BNC/D-Sub
Selection of signal source.
PR
Purity
Corrects the color unit on the CRT display.
HC VC
H. Convergence + V. Convergence
Removes horizontal or vertical hues around texts and
graphics.
ENGLISH
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