BenQ VL3735 Service Manual page 33

certain time set by the user.
2.8.2 Picture Features
(1) Picture Control
Each video input (ATV, AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4, HDMI, Component1/2 ) has a separate set of
brightness, contrast and color but sharpness is stored by program. PC inputs have a separate
set of brightness, contrast, phase, V position, and H position.
(2) Color Saturation Control
The user is able to adjust the color saturation of the picture according to a predefined curve.
(3) Brightness and Contrast Control
The user is able to adjust the brightness and contrast of the picture according to pre-defined
curve.
(4) Sharpness Control
The user is able to adjust the sharpness of the picture according to a pre-defined curve,
whatever the color standard.
(5) Color Temperature Control
The user is able to select panel default, warm, normal, or cool in Advanced picture settings
to adjust the picture color temperature by preference.
(6) Tint
The user is able to adjust the tint control, when NTSC 3.58 or NTSC 4.43 has been identified.
(7) Phase
In component 2H and PC modes only, the user is able to adjust the Phase. The effect is to align
the video transients of the source to the pixel pitch of the LCD panel, in order to offer the best
possible picture.
(8) Vertical & Horizontal Position
In PC mode, the user can adjust the vertical & horizontal picture position.
2.9 Power Supply Requirements
2.9.1 Input Power Requirement:
2.9.1.1 Rated Voltage
It is normal for 200~240Vac input AC voltage.
2.9.1.2 Input Voltage Range
The power supply shall operate from 180 V ac to 264 V ac and no range switching is
necessary or possible.
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