Agilent Technologies 8719D User Manual page 323

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To change the color of a display elements, press the softkey for that element (such as
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numeric keypad until the desired color appears. If you change the text or background intensity
to the point where the display is tmreadable, you can recover a readable display by turning off
the analyzer and then turning it back on.
Maximum viewing angle with the LCD display is achieved when primary colors
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or a combination of them are selected at full brightness (100%). The following
table lists the recommended colors and their corresponding tint nmbers.
Display Color
Red
Yellow
Green
Blue
Magenta
White
Color is comprised of three parameters:
Tint: The continuum of hues on the color wheel, ranging from red, through green and blue,
and back to red.
A measure of the brightness of the color.
Brightness:
degree of whiteness of the color. A scale from white to pure color.
Color: The
The most frequently occurring color deficiency is the inability to distinguish red, yellow,
and green from one another. Confusion between these colors can usually be eliminated by
degree of whiteness of the color. To accomplish this, press the ~~~~~~~ softkey and turn the
analyzer front panel knob.
Color changes and adjustments remain in effect until changed again in these
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menus or the analyzer is powered off and then on again. Cycling the power
changes all color adjustments to default values. Preset does not affect color
selection.
Tint
0 100
17 100
100
33
100
50
100
67
100
83
100
Color
100
100
100
100
100
100
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