Ikegami HTM-1917R Operation Manual page 27

⑪ WIDTH switch
Switch for adjusting the width of the active screen
by scan size and aspect.
⑫ HEIGHT switch
Switch for adjusting the height of the active screen
by scan size and aspect.
⑬ MK. PHAZE switch
Switch for adjusting the horizontal phase of the
marker.
Display the 100% marker and adjust so that the
image fits inside the 100% frame.
⑭ APT switch
Switch for adjusting the aperture.
This switch will not function unless the APT switch
on the front panel is set to ON (LED is ON).
⑮ EXPAND switch
Switch for adjusting the SIDE PIN, TRAPEZOID
and MOIRE.
Each time the switch is pressed, TRAPEZOID,
SIDE PIN and MOIRE alternates.
(TRAPEZOID)
Moiré pattern, an interference pattern created by
scanning lines and CRT mask pitch, can be cor-
rected.
(SIDE PIN)
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⑯ R. BACKGROUND switch
Switch for adjusting the low light balance (red com-
ponent).
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4-6 (3).
⑰ G. BACKGROUND switch
Switch for adjusting the low light balance (green
component).
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4-6 (3).
⑱ R. BACKGROUND switch
Switch for adjusting the low light balance (blue
component).
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4-6 (3).
⑲ G. GAIN switch
Switch for adjusting the high light white balance
(green component).
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4-6 (3).
⑳ B. GAIN switch
Switch for adjusting the high light white balance
(green component).
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4-6 (3).
HUE switch
２ １
Switch for adjusting the HUE PRESET data.
This circuit operates only when the NTSC decoder
module DE-801 is mounted and the analog/digital
(D2) NTSC composite signal input is selected.
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4.6 (4).
CHROMA switch
２ ２
Switch for adjusting the CHROMA PRESET data.
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4.6 (4).
BRIGHT switch
２ ３
Switch for adjusting the BRIGHTNESS PRESET
data.
This circuit does not operate in the DELAY state.
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4.6 (1).
CONT switch
２ ４
Switch for adjusting the CONTRAST PRESET
data.
For details of the adjustment, refer to 4.6 (2).