Osd Adjustment Functions - Olorin VistaLine Series User Manual

OSD Adjustment Functions

On-Screen Display (OSD)
The LCD monitor features a On-Screen Display (OSD) menu with easily identifiable icons
designed to make adjusting your monitor display settings a more user-friendly process. When
highlighted, the icon illustrates the control function and a brief instruction to assist the user in
identifying which control needs adjustment.
The OSD menu is activated by pressing the Control Dial inward and you can select and adjust the
function of your choice by rotating and clicking the Control Dial.
In the Source menu, clicking the Control dial inward lets you choose the next Source, let it idle to
confirm. To select the MAIN MENU, rotate the dial and select Main menu, then click to confirm.
The Main menu displays a list of control icons and the current video input mode. Rotate the dial
to move the highlights to the control you would like to adjust, then press the Control Dial inward to
select that control or to activate that function. Depending on the control you selected, a submenu
of the control with a status bar will appear. The status bar indicates in which direction, from the
factory preset, your adjustments are being made. Rotate the Control Dial to adjust the control.
When you have finished making the adjustments, the setting is saved automatically by exiting
the control function. If you do not touch the control dial for 20 seconds, the OSD is automatically
exited saving your current settings.
Menu descriptions
The LCD monitor is capable of accepting DVI-I VGA, DVI-I DVI, S-Video and Composite/BNC
signal inputs and therefore has three different sets of OSD control functions.
Depending on your input source and also depending on which color mode you have selected
there are some functions that are not necessary, cannot be executed or are locked out to comply
with certain standards. You will then encounter the message "Not Available" when you try to select
such functions.
The following charts show the function tree and brief explanations of the functions.
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