Sanyo CE52LH1R Owner's Manual - Page 9

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PIP/POP Setup

Use the

5

or

6

button

to select

PIP/POP Setup

and press the

1

or

2

button

to enter the sub menu.

PIP/POP Mode:

Using the

1

or

2

button

select the most

suitable mode

PIP1

,

PIP2

,

POP

or

Off

. (Please refer to page 12.)

✐

When

Mode

is set to

Off

,

Sub Source

and

PIP

Position will not

work.

Main Source

is used to select input source (AV1, RGB,

AV2, AV3,

PC, DVI or Network ) for main picture by using the

1

or

2

button

.

Sub Source

is used to select input source (AV1, AV2, AV3, PC or

DVI ) for sub picture by using the

1

or

2

button

.

✐

For a combination of main picture and sub picture: only DVI or

Network input can assemble with other input source. For

example, if main source is selected as AV1 input, then the sub

source must be DVI or Network input.

PIP Position:

Using the

1

or

2

button

it can be selected

Top Left

,

Top Right

,

Bottom Right

or

Bottom Left

.

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Initial Settings

This function returns all setting values

except for

Installation Mode.

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Text Language

Use the

5

or

6

button

to select

Text Language

and press the

1

or

2

button

to select Western, Eastern, Russian, Arabic or

Farsi.

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Tile Mode

This function allows you to split an image to suit your monitor grid

format to create a video wall.

Use the

5

or

6

button

to select

Tile Mode

and press the

1

or

2

button

to enter the sub menu as follows.

Tile Mode Active

can be set

On

or

Off

using the

1

or

2

button

.

H_Sets

is used to divide the horizonal picture into more than one

part, but the most is 5 parts (5 monitors).

V_Sets

is used to divide the vertical picture into more than one part,

and the most is also 5 parts (5 monitors). Using the

1

or

2

button

to set.

H Location

is used to select one part of the horizonal picture to

display on the current LCD Monitor using the

1

or

2

button

.

V Location

is used to select one part of the vertical picture to

display on the current LCD Monitor using the

1

or

2

button

.

Bezel H Adjustment

is used to align the image horizontally with

respect to the other monitors in the video wall to accomodate the

bezel width using the

1

or

2

button

. (0~10)

Bezel V Adjustment

is used to align the image vertically with

respect to the other monitors in the video wall to accomodate the

bezel width using the

1

or

2

button

. (0~10)

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AV2 Setting

Use the

5

or

6

button

to select

AV2 Setting

and press the

1

or

2

button

to select

YPbPr

or

RGBHV

.

Connect your PC to either PC-IN or RGBHV on the rear of the set.

Once connected select PC mode or AV2 (RGBHV, see page 5 for

AV2 input settings) via the

INPUT

button on your remote control.

The set will become a monitor for the PC.

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Native Resolution

Use the

5

or

6

button

to select

Native Resolution

and press

the

1

or

2

button

to select

XGA or WXGA

1366 x 768.

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PC Power Save

Use the

5

or

6

button

to select PC Power Save and press the

1

or

2

button

to select ON or OFF.

Press the

MENU button

and select

PC Adj.

using the

5

or

6

buttons

, press the

1

or

2

button

to enter. Press the

BACK

button to return to the previous menu. Press the

MENU

button to exit

menu operation.

Auto Adjust

is used to automatically detect incoming signal, and

adjust itself to optimize its performance by using

the

1

or

2

button

. If the image is not displayed properly, a manual adjustment

is required (Refer to following adjustments).

H-Position

is used to move the horizontal picture position by using

the

1

or

2

button

.

V-Position

is used to move the vertical picture position by using the

1

or

2

button

.

Clock

is used to eliminate flicker from the image by using the

1

or

2

button

.

Phase

is used to eliminate disorder from the image by using the

1

or

2

button

.

MENU OPERA

MENU OPERA

TION

TION

GB

GB

Setup menu

PC Adj. menu

H_Sets

V_Sets

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