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Preparations
“Main” Setting
The settings available in this menu includes the setting of the language of
the OSD menu, setting of the video format used when this unit outputs the
video or photo data in PC that has been input through the network, setting
of the screen saver, setting of the black level, and updating of the firmware.
The default setups are as follows.
“Menu Language” Setting: “English”
“Video Out” Setting:
“NTSC CVBS&Y/C” (For U.S.A. and Canada)
“PAL CVBS&Y/C” (For Europe and Australia)
“Screen Saver” Setting: “ON”
“Black Level Setup” Setting: •
“7.5 IRE” (For U.S.A. and Canada)
“0 IRE” (For Europe and Australia)
”Menu Language” Setting:
This setting item is used to set the language used to display the setup
menu and OSD on the TV screen.
Main
IP
NET LINK
Back
English
German
French
Spanish
Italian
Dutch
Japanese
Menu Language
Video Out
Screen Saver
Black Level Setup
Fifmware Update
Back Back
Network Setup
1 “English”
2 “German”
3 “French”
4 “Spanish”
5 “Italian”
6 “Dutch”
7 “Japanese”
”Video Out” Setting:
This setting item is used to select the format of the video signal
output at the VIDEO OUT jacks.
The video format should be selected according to the video format
of the connected TV.
Press the Video Out key to switch the video format
temporarily. I
As this is merely a temporary setting, the video format
should be re-set in the network setting operation.
Main
IP
NET LINK
English
NTSC/CVBS/Y/C
4:3
3 minites
Disable
NTSC CVBS&YC
NTSC CVBS&YCbCr
NTSC CVBS&RGB
PAL CVBS&YC
PAL CVBS&YCbCr
NTSC CVBS&RGB
480p YCbCr
720p YCbCr
1080i YCbCr
Back
Menu Language
Video Out
Screen Saver
Black Level Setup
Fifmware Update
Back Back
Network Setup
“Screen Saver” Setting:
This setting item is used to set the screen saver function.
Main
IP
NET LINK
Back
ON
OFF
Menu Language
Video Out
Screen Saver
Black Level Setup
Fifmware Update
Back Back
Network Setup
1 "ON": The screen saver starts when you leave this
unit in stop mode for about 5 minutes.
2 "OFF"
Video Formats
There are roughly two kinds of video formats that are used to
display TV pictures and video data (NTSC and PAL). These
formats are used according to the countries and regions.
TV formats in major countries
“NTSC”: Japan, Taiwan, Korea, USA, Canada, Mexico,
Philippines, Chile, etc.
“PAL”: China, U.K., Germany, Australia, New Zealand,
Kuwait, Singapore, etc.
Interlaced scanning and progressive scanning
These are the two scanning methods for displaying the TV
picture. Interlaced scanning displays a TV picture by drawing
every other scanning line from the top of the screen, and
progressive scanning draws all scanning lines from the top of
the screen.
Progressive scanning offers a TV picture with fewer flickers
than interlaced scanning.
The figure used in the video format name indicates the
number of effective scanning lines.
Example:
“720p”: Progressive scanning with 720 effective scan-
ning lines
“1080i”: Interlaced scanning with 1080 effective scan-
ning lines
÷ The initial setting is “NTSC CVBS&Y/C” (For U.S.A. and
Canada).
÷ The initial setting is “PAL CVBS&Y/C” (For Europe and
Australia).
Video
Format
Composite
Output
S Video
Output
Compo-
nent
output
NTSC CVBS Y/C
----
1
NTSC CVBS
----
Y Cb Cr2
PAL CVBS Y/C
----
3
PAL CVBS
----
Y Cb Cr4
480p (NTSC)
---- ----
Y Cb Cr5
576p (PAL)
---- ----
Y Cb Cr6
720p
---- ----
Y Cb Cr7
1080i
---- ----
Y Cb Cr8
Preparing for playback
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