Panasonic AK-HRP931P Operating Instructions Manual page 9

Parts and their functions
9 Flare control switch [FLARE CONTROL]
This is selected to change the amount of flare correction.
When it is selected, its lamp lights.
R F L R G F L R
1 0 4 9
RFLR, GFLR, BFLR
These adjust the R, G or B flare in the range of –100 to
+100, and at 0 the flare correction operation is turned off.
: Gamma curve control switch [GAMMA CONTROL]
This is selected to adjust the gamma correction. When it
is selected, its lamp lights.
Since the M GAM adjustment value is independent of the
R and B GAM adjustment values, the R and B GAM
values remain unchanged even when M GAM is changed.
R G A M G G A M
– 5 0 0 . 4 5 0
M GAM: Master gamma
Adjustment range: 0.600 to 0.300
RGAM, BGAM: R, B gamma
Adjustment range: –75 to +75
RGAM and BGAM adjust the gamma correction as
referenced to the M GAM setting. The control range
extends from GAMMA 0.600 to 0.300 and this value is
displayed as the adjustment value –75 to +75. When
turned clockwise, GAMMA 0.300 (adjustment value +75) is
approached.
; Gain control switch [GAIN CONTROL]
This is selected to adjust the white balance. When it is
selected, its lamp lights.
R G A N G G A N
– 1 0 0 + 4 9
G GAIN
This sets the amount by which the G gain setting is to be
increased or decreased from its reference in the range of
–800 to +800.
R GAIN, B GAIN
These set the amount by which the R or B gain is to be
increased or decreased as referenced to their amounts at
the pedestal position where the white balance was
attained in the range of –800 to +800. After the white
balance is adjusted, 0 is set as the adjustment value.
B F L R
0
B G A M
+ 7
B G A N
0
< HDTV detail control switch [HD.DTL]
This switch is selected to change the amount by which the
picture quality in the detailed parts of the HDTV video
output has been enhanced (by which the relative
hardness/softness has been adjusted). When it is
selected, its lamp lights.
V D T L H D T L
0 0
L D P D A R K
1 0 % 2
C O R N E R S R C
2 0 G
+ K N E – K N E
0 0
K D T L C R S P
0 0
+ C L P – C L P
0 0
S K I N _ D T L S K I N _ L V L
O N L O W
Z E B P H A S W I D T H
O N 1 2 3
VDTL: Vertical detail level
This is used to adjust the amount of vertical detail.
HDTL: Horizontal detail level
This is used to adjust the amount of horizontal detail.
CRSP: Crisp
This is used to set the maximum amplitude of the very
faint noise components which are removed from the detail
components.
PEAK: Peak frequency
This is used to select the contour correction frequency
band (boost frequency or peak frequency).
LDP: Level depend
This function removes the detail in the dark parts by
means of a coefficient dependent upon the video signal
level so that the dark parts will not appear unnatural.
DARK: Dark detail
This function boosts the detail in the dark parts.
CORNER: Corner detail
This function boosts the detail around the edges of the
screen.
SRC: Detail source
This is used to select the source signals for creating the
detail components.
+CLP: Detail edge overshoot clip
This is used to limit the length of the overshoot parts of the
detail edge components.
C R S P P E A K
0 4
+ C L P – C L P
0 0
F R E Q
3
+ K N E – K N E
3
C R S P
1 5 2
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