Owner`s manual

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• Frame Rate Conversion information
• Border Level
• Gamma Correction
• HDCP Mode
You can save up to ten display proles (Prole 1 through 10). These proles can be recalled by press-
ing the Display Proles button on the remote control and using the navigational buttons to select
the desired prole.
A current custom display prole (called User) is also stored in non-volatile memory. However it will
be overridden when you make any modications to the display prole. You should always save the
current display prole to Prole 1 - Prole 10 to prevent the custom prole from being lost.
The Display Prole feature is only enabled when you set the ‘User Mode’ to ‘Advanced’, just like the
full control of output timing parameters in the Format menu. Factory default values for the ten display
proles and User are as follows:
• Output Type: Digital
• Format: 480p
• Output Aspect Ratio: 16:9
• Active Output AR: 16:9
• Sync Type: H-/V-
• Color Space: RGB 4:4:4
• Output Level: Video
• Frame Rate: 50Hz input, unlocked to 59.94, 60Hz input – locked.
• Border Level: 0
• HDCP Mode: On
SelectingandSavingaDisplayProle
Use the following procedure to select and save a display prole:
1. Set up the prole by making changes to the output setup menu items. If you make
custom settings (such as output timing parameters), they are saved to ‘User’.
2. Save the settings to a prole by selecting Prole 1 through 10 in the ‘Save’ menu and
pressing Enter.
3. Once the Prole is saved, the ‘Save’ menu is grayed out until you make changes to the
prole again.
AutoLinkingofInputandDisplayProles
The ‘Auto’ feature links a specic input to a display prole. To enable this feature, use Output Setup
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Display Prole
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Auto. When you select an input/format, the display prole used (Prole 1
through 10 or User) is saved in the saved input settings. When you turn Auto ‘On’, the system uses a
display prole based on the selected input.
For example, suppose you choose Display Prole 1 using Video 1 input and Display Prole 2 using
S-Video 1 input.
• With Auto set to On, when Video 1 is the active input, the system automatically uses
Display Prole 1.
• When S-Video 1 is the active input, Display Prole 2 is used. When Auto is Off, the
selected display prole is used independently of the active input.