Input Masking [Input Masking] - IDK MSD-5401 User Manual

[IN1SIZE]H:1920/1920
LINK:ON V:1080/1080
↓◄►keys
[IN1SIZE]H:1920/1080
LINK:OFF V:1080/1080
↓ ESC key: Returns to the previous screen.
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If you set "LINK" to ON", only horizontal size can be set. If you set the horizontal size, the current aspect
ratio is kept and the vertical size is also set. If either horizontal or vertical size reaches the limit, you cannot
set the larger values.
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Only if you set "LINK" to "OFF", you can set the vertical size.
2. To set the input size (the number of pixels) using commands:
@SNS: Set input size
@GNS: Get input size

8.3.8 Input masking [INPUT MASKING]

You can hide any unnecessary area (top/bottom and right/left) by setting the masking of the input video.
You can set the masking amount for each input by using this menu or for each output by following "8.3.12
Output masking". Normally, set the masking of each input in settings of each input. If you want to limit the
display area on the output screen, set the masking for each output.
▪ Left side masking: Masked in a unit of pixel [Default]: 0
▪ Right side masking: Masked in a unit of pixel [Default]: Horizontal input size
▪ Top side masking: Masked in a unit of line [Default]: 0
▪ Bottom side masking: Masked in a unit of line [Default]: Vertical input size
( 0, 0 )
The range of set values depends on settings of "8.3.6 Input position", "8.3.7 Input size" and masking. If you
change the display position or display size, the display range before changing is kept and settings of masking
are automatically changed. Default value (no masking) of the left/top sides is 0 while that of the right/bottom
sides is the input size setting.
▲▼keys: Set horizontal size of IN1. Numbers following "/" mean
horizontal output resolution.
▲▼keys: Set vertical size of IN 1. Numbers following "/" mean
vertical output resolution.
Top masking
Left
masking
Bottom masking
[Figure 8.22] Input masking
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Right
masking
( Horizontal size, Vertical size)
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For each input port/input signal