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Menu List
SYSTEM SETTING Menu
fig.sys-set-menu.eps
NTSC/PAL
OUTPUT FORMAT
ASPECT RATIO
ASPECT ADJUST H
ASPECT ADJUST V
OSD TRANSPARENCY
CH# OVERLAY
CH# TEXT COLOR
CH# BACKGROUND
CH# POSITION
NO SIGNAL BACK
MATRIX OUT SRC
NETWORK SETTING
RS-232C SETTING
MIDI SETTING
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The OUTPUT FORMAT setting made automatically by [AUTO] is enabled only for HDMI output. It has no effect on other outputs.
*2
Depending on the monitor device that is connected, the picture may appear stretched vertically or horizontally regardless of the setting for
ASPECT RATIO. In such cases, use [ASPECT ADJUST H] and [ASPECT ADJUST V] to adjust it.
*3
For information about operating the unit remote via MIDI, the RS-232C interface, or over the LAN, download the separately available
reference document from the following Roland website.
http://www.rolandsystemsgroup.net/
INPUT ASSIGN Menu
Selecting this menu item lets you change the display locations of the channels. Refer to "Changing the Display Location for
Channels" (p. 18).
fig.in-assign-menu.eps
This switches between NTSC and PAL.
This sets the resolution of output. The setting is made automatically by [AUTO].
This sets the aspect ratio of output. The setting is made automatically by [AUTO].
This stretches or compresses the image horizontally.
*2
This stretches or compresses the image vertically.
*2
This sets the degree of transparency for the menu display.
This selects whether the channel number is displayed on the screen.
This sets the text color for the channel-number display.
This selects whether color is applied to the background of the channel-number display.
This sets the location of the channel-number display.
This selects either blue or black as the display color during no input.
This limits the number of inputs from 12 to 8 during use as a matrix switcher.
This setting is made when operating the unit remotely over a network (via the LAN connector).
*3
This setting is made when operating the unit remotely via RS-232C.
*3
This setting is made when operating the unit remotely via MIDI.
*3
Menu Operations and Menu List
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