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8. CV: Select the composite input.
9. COMP: Select the YPbPr input.
10. EXIT: Select to exit OSD menu.
11. MENU: Select to show OSD.
12. OK: Select to confirm a selection.
13. UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT: Move in menu or change selection.
14. RESET: Press to reset firmware to factory defaults.
15. AUTO ADJUST: Select to automatically optimize picture centering on
the screen (Valid for active VGA inputs).
3.5 Setting the Output Resolution
3.5.1 Obtaining an image on the screen
As shipped from the factory, or after a factory default reset, the unit output
resolution setting should be "1920x1080@60". This means that upon power
up the device will read the EDID of your display and output the default
resolution resulting in a picture.
If there is no picture on the display, you can use one of two preset button
combinations to set a resolution that your display supports. Two options are
available (depending on the display device):
1. If the display is HDTV compatible (with an HDMI connection); then a
resolution of 720p should result in an image.
2. If the display is PC compatible (DVI), then XGA (1024x768) should result
an image.
Once you have an image, you can call up the OSD menu to make further
changes as necessary.
Setting Resolution using Quick Select buttons
At any time, press the UP ARROW
to directly set the output resolution to 1024x768 @ 60 Hz.
Press the MENU and DOWN ARROW
resolution to 720P @ 60 Hz.
If connected to an HDTV via HDMI
your display supports from among 480p, 720p50/60 or 1080i/p. If a DVI LCD
is used, you have a wide range of PC resolutions available (see section 6
for a complete listing).
3.6 Recalling Factory Defaults
Factory defaults may be recalled the following methods:
and MENU buttons together
together to set the output
TM
input, then use the highest resolution
Model SC-1080R
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