Sharp BT421 User Manual for the - Page 20

PICTURE Picture Mode Backlight Color Temperature Gamma Noise Reduction Adaptive Contrast Aspect Ratio Color Range Reset Picture Setting Setup Scheduler Signal Check Priority Control Setting Ethernet Setting Sleep Timer Power Save Equalizer Reset Default Select [Dynamic], [Cinema], [Custom], or [Standard]. Adjust Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Tint, and Color. If these categories are adjusted individually, Custom is displayed for Picture Mode. Adjust the Backlight setting. Adjust Color Temperature. The color temperature can be set either with the predefined color temperatures, or by adjusting the individual R/G/B levels. A lower color temperature will result in a reddish screen and a higher color temperature in a bluish screen. If the adjustment was made using the individual R/G/B levels, Custom is displayed for Color Temperature. Select a Gamma setting. 2.2 : Sets the gamma value to 2.2. 2.4 : Sets the gamma value to 2.4. NATIVE: Disables the gamma adjustment function. Adjust Noise Reduction. Select [Off], [Low], [Medium], or [High]. Select On or Off for Adaptive Contrast. When this function is turned on, the contrast is displayed clearly, but the brightness may appear unstable due to the wide range of variation. Adjust Aspect Ratio. Select [Full], [Trim up], [Trim down], [Zoom], or [Normal]. H.Zoom : Expands/reduces the image size horizontally. (0.9 to 3 times) V.Zoom : Expands/reduces the image size vertically. (0.9 to 3 times) H.Position: Press + to move right and press - to move left. V.Position : Press + to move up and press - to move down. Select the color range setting from [0-255], [16-235], or [Auto]. Resets the settings in the Picture menu back to their factory settings. Set the schedule operation time of this monitor. NOTE: • Before setting the "Schedule" function, make sure to set the current date and time in "Date & Time". • To enable the "Schedule" function, enable the scheduler from the menu. • When the "Schedule" function is enabled, the Sleep Timer function does not operate. • Set [Priority1] to [Priority5] ([Priority1]: highest priority) as the priority of each signal. When the current source signal is lost, the display attempts to find a new signal source according to the Signal Check Priority setting. • When [Signal Check Priority] is enabled, the display attempts to find a valid signal source according to the Signal Check Priority setting at power on. • When the signal source for which [Priority 1] is set is not found, the display checks other sources in order of priority and switches to the available source with the highest priority. • When the signal source with the highest priority recovers, the display automatically switches to the source again. • When [Signal Check Priority] is disabled, the display uses the last used source at power on. • When [Signal Check Priority] is enabled and the signal source is USB, the USB data is automatically played at power on. Make a selection such that the LCD monitor is controlled via RS-232C or LAN. Off : Disables the external control setting. RS-232C : Enables control via RS-232C. LAN : Enables control via LAN. NOTE: • RS-232C and LAN control are exclusive. Displays the network setting. Change the Sleep Timer setting or set Sleep Timer to Off. NOTE: • When the Sleep Timer setting is enabled, the scheduler function does not operate. Change the Power Save setting or set Power Save Mode to Off. If you find signs of degradation with the screen when using a long cable, adjust the equalization. Select from [Auto], or any level from [Level1] to [Level7]. Resets the settings in the Setup menu back to their factory settings. English-18