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NOTE: For variables
4
item
(see
on page 6) and set the variable in one of three ways:
B
•
Click and drag the slider control.
•
Click the
and
buttons.
•
Directly type a rate into the field.
Horizontal Position
(see
4
Adjust the variable to center the image
horizontally. The adjustment range is from
-32678 through +32678. The default setting is 0.
Vertical Position
— Adjust the variable to
5
center the image vertically. The adjustment
range is from -19200 through +19200. The
default setting is 0.
Horizontal Size
— Increase or decrease the
6
horizontal size of the image. The adjustment range
is from 10 through 32678. The default setting is
the horizontal resolution.
Vertical Size
— Increase or decrease the vertical
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size of the image. The adjustment range is from 10
through 19200. The default setting is the vertical
resolution.
Brightness
— The range for this adjustment is 0
8
to 127. The default setting is 64.
Contrast
— The range for this adjustment is 0
9
to 127. The default setting is 64.
Detail
— Increase or decrease the sharpness of
¢
the image. The adjustment range depends on the
selected output resolution. The range for this
adjustment is 0 to 127. The default setting is 64.
Auto Memory
— Click to toggle Auto Memory on and off. The decoder
£
stores 16 auto memories, with input configuration and picture control data for
each video resolution. Auto Memory Enable causes the decoder to
automatically recall input and picture controls for previously applied signals. When Auto
Memories is disabled, the decoder treats every applied signal as a new source.
— Click to reset the Horizontal Size, Horizontal
Image Reset
¤
Position, Vertical Size, and Vertical Position to their default
values.
Reset All
— Click to reset all scaler output settings to their factory default
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values, 1080P at 60 Hz.
Save as Preset
— Click to save the current scaler settings as a preset (see
¦
pane
on page 33).
NAV SD 501 and NAV SD 101 Scaling Decoders • HTML Operation
through
, observe the display connected to the Output port
¢
figure 25
on page 30) —
Preset
32
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