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User Modes Save As User The ViewSonic PT770 is a digital monitor that has the capability of running SAVE AS USER an extensive range of resolution and refresh rates (video timing modes). Certain "standard" video timing modes are factory preset (see page 24), such as VESA I024x768 at 75Hz. If you adjust the screen size and position of a factory E. N. preset, you can save your adjustments to 0 memory using the Hard Save control (see page 22). DO NOT use the Hard Save I. NON-REGISTE control before reading the instructions. 0 H H =65 . 6 V=82Hz Some video timing modes may not be recognized by the monitor as factory 1 60K 75Hz 2 EMPTY 3 EMPTY 4 EMPTY 5 EMPTY 6 EMPTY 7 EMPTY 8 EMPTY RETURN presets. These are non-registered timing modes. When the monitor encounters a non-registered timing mode, the first line of the on screen menu will be "NonRegister". If you adjust the screen size and position of a non-registered timing mode, you can save your adjustments to memory using one of the eight user modes. Every time you run this resolution and refresh rate, the monitor will recall your adjustments. Note: If you press the Recall Button (see page 14) when the current video timing mode is a user mode or a non-registered mode, the User Mode Submenu will appear. If you wish, you can then make adjustments to the screen size and position, and save your adjustments as a user mode. If you make adjustments to a nonregistered timing mode and want to save them as a user mode, select "Save As User" to enter the User Mode Submenu. User modes that have not been programmed are "EMPTY". Dial the adjustment wheel to highlight the number of a user mode. (Do not select a user mode that is programmed unless you want to overwrite it.) Press the OnView Button to save your adjustments to memory. The first line of the on screen menu will change from "NonRegister" to "User Mode: #". To exit the User Mode Submenu, dial the adjustment wheel down to "RETURN", and press the On View Button. IfiewSonic PT77O Operation 21

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Save
As
User
User
Modes
The
ViewSonic
PT770
is
a
digital
monitor
that
has
the
capability
of
running
an
extensive
range
of
resolution
and
refresh
rates
(video
timing
modes).
Certain
"standard"
video
timing
modes
are
factory
preset
(see
page
24),
such
as
VESA
I024x768
at
75Hz.
If
you
adjust
the
screen
size
and
position
of
a
factory
preset,
you
can
save
your
adjustments
to
memory
using
the
Hard
Save
control
(see
page
22).
DO
NOT
use
the
Hard
Save
control
before
reading
the
instructions.
SAVE
AS
USER
NON-REGISTE
H
=
6
5
.
6
V=82Hz
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
60K
75Hz
EMPTY
EMPTY
EMPTY
EMPTY
EMPTY
EMPTY
EMPTY
RETURN
Note:
If
you
press
the
Recall
Button
(see
page
14)
when
the
current
video
timing
mode
is
a
user
mode
or
a
non
-registered
mode,
the
User
Mode
Submenu
will
appear.
If
you
wish,
you
can
then
make
adjustments
to
the
screen
size
and
position,
and
save
your
adjustments
as
a
user
mode.
Some
video
timing
modes
may
not
be
recognized
by
the
monitor
as
factory
presets.
These
are
non
-registered
timing
modes.
When
the
monitor
encounters
a
non
-registered
timing
mode,
the
first
line
of
the
on
screen
menu
will
be
"Non
-
Register".
If
you
adjust
the
screen
size
and
position
of
a
non
-registered
timing
mode,
you
can
save
your
adjustments
to
memory
using
one
of
the
eight
user
modes.
Every
time
you
run
this
resolution
and
refresh
rate,
the
monitor
will
recall
your
adjustments.
If
you
make
adjustments
to
a
non-
registered
timing
mode
and
want
to
save
them
as
a
user
mode,
select
"Save
As
User"
to
enter
the
User
Mode
Submenu.
User
modes
that
have
not
been
programmed
are
"EMPTY".
Dial
the
adjustment
wheel
to
highlight
the
number
of
a
user
mode.
(Do
not
select
a
user
mode
that
is
programmed
unless
you
want
to
overwrite
it.)
Press
the
On
View
Button
to
save
your
adjust-
ments
to
memory.
The
fi
rst
line
of
the
on
screen
menu
will
change
from
"Non
-
Register"
to
"User
Mode:
#".
To
exit
the
User
Mode
Submenu,
dial
the
adjustment
wheel
down
to
"RETURN",
and
press
the
On
View
Button.
E.
N.
0
I.
0
H
IfiewSonic
PT77O
Operation
21