Determining The Timing Data - Eizo CuratOR EX190 Instructions For Use Manual

Commissioning
6.5 Adapting the monitor using Force Mode

6.5.4 Determining the timing data

If you know none or only part of the timing data, you can determine the data incrementally in
the "Force Mode" menu.
Note
All settings must be implemented with the zoom factor "1 to 1" ("Geometry" menu).
Sequence for determining a timing
1. Determine the start values using the auto function.
2. Enter the known data.
3. Optimize the scanning frequency.
4. Optimize the geometry and resolution.
Step-by-step instructions for setting a timing can be found in the next sections.
Determine start values using auto function
The following commands can be used to trigger automatic determination of the timing data,
and provides rough approximation of the applied timing.
1. Open a test pattern with a clearly defined border (e.g., SMPTE image).
2. Open the "Force Mode" menu in the OSD.
3. Set "Mode" to "Start".
4. The start values are determined when you select "Execute function..."
Note: The timing data are only entered into memory with the "Execute function" com-
mand, and the image is then displayed with the new parameters.
After the "Execute function..." "Mode" switches to "Active" and you can optimize the start
values.
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CuratOR EX190
Instructions for Use, 06/2022