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Select ”
Automatic yes
” on a
computer with a conventional
graphics format.
Your Articos will automatically
adjust to the supplied image
format.
Special graphic format may require further
settings to be made:
• Set the picture width
• Move the picture horizontally, to the left or
right
• Move the picture vertically, upwards or
downwards
• Set the phase position to give a picture that
is as jitter-free as possible
• ”Input pixels” allows you to set the
horizontal resolution of the PC image.
• ”Input lines” allows you to set the vertical
resolution of the PC image.
Save settings
Pressing the
END
key on the
remote control hides the menu.
Selection possibilities for the "COMPONENT
IN" socket: Choose the menu "Connections"
and set it as follows: Connections: Connection
plan
➔
Device selection
➔
others
➔
Device to
COMPONENT IN socket
yes
. After pressing
OK
several times, you get the menu
"Connections" with the following selection
possibilities:
• Automatic, it is detected automatically
which signal SDTV or HDTV/Pro scan is
applied at the "COMPONENT IN" socket.
• SDTV for PAL with 625 lines, 50 Hz
interlaced or NTSC 525 lines, 60 Hz
interlaced
• HDTV for high definition video signals
• Pro scan for 625 lines/50 Hz or 525 lines/60
Hz progressive.
With
OK
, you finally get the menu
"Connections: Assign Audio Digital".
Choose ”VGA”/XGA”
PC image settings
If a PC image is displayed on the screen, you
can call up the ”VGA menu”.
Call up the VGA menu and…
Highlight the ”Picture” line
Displaying PC images
Your Articos has a digital visual interface (DVI)
with which you can show PC images on the TV
screen for example.
Connecting personal
computers
If your PC does not have a DVI interface, please
use a VGA-DVI adapter cable. This is available
from electronics and computer dealers.
Connect the PC directly or via the VGA-DVI
adapter to the socket marked "DVI" on the back
of the TV set. Connect the PC’s analogue sound
outlet channel to the ”AUDIO IN 2” socket.
The TV set can be connected to the following
standards: VGA (640x480 @85Hz), XGA
(1024x768 @85Hz), SVGA (800x600 @85Hz) or
SXGA (1280x1024 @75Hz).
DDC Function (Display Data Channel)
The DDC function automatically detects graphic
resolutions supported by the TV set.
If you wish to use the DDC function, first
connect the PC to the TV set via the VGA or DVI
socket. Boot the PC. Regardless of whether the
TV set is on or off, you can select the graphic
resolution (e.g. XGA 1024 x 768 at 75 Hz) in the
”Properties” menu on the PC.
Launch the program for displaying PC
images
Press the (Zero) key and ”AV
Selection” appears.
Confirm
In the
”Image”
menu, you can select the
contrast, brightness, sharpness, picture format,
colour standard etc. and adjust the light ratios
to your personal preferences.
To display pictures, you can select the format
4:3, since most camera pictures are taken in
this format.
To ensure the best possible display and
maximum image sharpness for the VGA and
SVGA standards, you can select ”
Original
”. In
this case, you need to know the graphics card’s
precise format values and set them in the ”VGA
Geometry” menu.
In the ”
Sound
” menu, you can set the volume
of the loudspeakers or headphones, or select
the tone for two-tone playback.
VGA geometry settings
In the VGA menu, select the
line ”VGA Geometry”
Launch
The setting
options are
restricted in
"DVI".
VGA menu
Sound
VGA geometry
Info
Back
End
Picture
OK
INFO
MENU
END
VGA geometry
Picture width
Picture hor.
Phase position
Info
Back
End
Input pixels
Input lines
Picture vert.
OK
INFO
MENU
END
Automatic
no yes
OK
AV
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
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