Source; Pip Image - Christie PowerTool User Manual

PIP Border Width – Indicates the width of the border around the PIP
window.

Source

Main and PIP Images SWAP – Switches the images displayed of the
main screen with the PIP window.
PIP Input Signal – Allows you to specify the source for the PIP window.
Two sources on the same decoder can result in a conflict. For best PIP or
Seamless Switching results when composite and S-video signals are on the
same decoder, use two different signal types.
The selections include:
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Interlaced sources are not recommended for PIP.
NOTE:
Tips for using PIP or Seamless Switching:
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PIP Image

Brightness, contrast, and gamma for the PIP image behave in the same way
as brightness, contrast, and gamma for the main image. For details, see
Contrast
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BNC
DVI-I
Composite
S-Video
Option slot #1
Option slot #2
When using two digital signals or one analog and one digital, each
must be <165 MHz.
When using two analog signals, each must be <90MHz.
Avoid using an interlaced source in the PIP window.
Seamless switching may affect image quality in some cases.
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