Panasonic AV-HS04M7D Bedienungsanleitung Seite 15

Operation (3D mode)
 Adjusting the input signals
The input video signals can be reversed or moved horizontally or vertically.
 The input signal adjustments are supported by only the INPUT1 to 16 input connectors.
The input connectors on the option board are not supported.
 The frame synchronizer (FS) function must be set to ON without fail for those input connectors whose adjustment of the
input signals has been enabled.
A 1-frame delay is added to the input signals.
 When the input signal adjustment is enabled, the ancillary data (H, V) is deleted from the signals which have been input to
the connectors concerned.
 When adjustment is enabled for an odd-numbered input connector, it will also be enabled for the even-numbered input
connector in the same pair of connectors.
Conversely, when adjustment is enabled for an even-numbered input connector, it will also be enabled for the
odd-numbered input connector in the same pair of connectors.
Examples:
 When adjustment is enabled for the INPUT1 input signals, the adjustment is enabled and the FS (frame synchronizer) function
is set to ON for the INPUT2 input signals.
 When adjustment is enabled for the INPUT2 input signals, the adjustment is enabled and the FS (frame synchronizer) function
is set to ON for the INPUT1 input signals.
 When this function is used, the parallax in the 3D images can be increased.
Take care not to increase the parallax too much.
 When this function is enabled, the images are disturbed for an instant when adjustments have been made to them.
Examples of video signal adjustments
INPUT1
(L ch)
 When images are moved horizontally, black bands will
appear on both sides of the screen.
INPUT2
(R ch)
Reversal of Rch horizontally
Movement horizontally
(Lch and Rch move simultaneously)
INPUT1
(L ch)
 When images are moved vertically, black bands will
appear at the top or bottom of the screen.
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INPUT2
(R ch)
Reversal of Rch vertically
Movement of Rch vertically