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indicates what video standard is currently being used for decoding
the source video signal. Generally the projector automatically recognizes a signal
and applies the proper standard. If necessary (such as for PAL-N, a black-and-
white signal, PAL-M, or a poor quality signal), use the pull-down list to select a
specific standard for the projector to use. For best results, leave
The projector decodes using the following standards:
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NTSC (also known as NTSC-M or NTSC 3.58)
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NTSC 4.43
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PAL-M (must be set in the pull-down list)
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PAL-N (must be set in the pull-down list)
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SECAM
(reddish or bluish) of the whites displayed—the lower the temperature, the more
reddish the whites. Use
Use this menu to adjust the width of an image or move it left or right. Refer to
Using Slidebars and Other Controls if you need help in selecting options and
accepting changes.
Figure 3-12. Horizontal Settings Menu
following meanings:
adjusts the frequency of the pixel sampling clock, indicated by
the number of pixels per line, so that all pixels generated by a particular source
(expressed in degrees Kelvin) adjusts "coloration"
or
as desired for the current channel.
To return to the main menu, press
moves the image left or right.
adjusts the width of the image. Values for H-size have the
•
1000 = 1:1 size
•
2000 = 2:1 size
•
3000 = 3:1 size
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set to
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