User manual

1. When cropping, Left/Top position, Width, and Height are calculated based on module’s input display

size. The value for Width and Height must be greater than 20% of the panel width and the panel

height.

 For example, if the module’s input display timing is 1280×1024 @ 60Hz, then the panel width is

1280 and the panel height is 1024. The cropped window size must be greater than 256 (20% of

1280) × 204 (20% of 1024).

2. Depending on the display resolution, a minimal change in the cropping parameters (Left/Top/Width/

Height) may not produce any noticeable effect.

3. It is highly recommended to set the displayed image to fill up the monitor’s whole screen (use your

monitor’s built-in display settings to fill the entire screen) to prevent black bar(s) from appearing after

cropping.

Step 2. Click the Send to C-HSS button to send the cropped image back to the Pacific C-HSS for it to

be displayed on the output monitor via the SDI OUT connector.

Image scaling methods may differ per different graphics cards in the market, causing a pixel or more to be

left on the screen (residue from the 4 green corners). Adjust the value of Left/Top/Width/Height, and then

click the Set button to fine-tune the display area for the residue to disappear.

 Automatically selects a window or object to be cropped by clicking and dragging the

crosshair button onto the desired window/object to be cropped.

 Notice how the mouse cursor has become a crosshair. As you continue to hold the

mouse button and move around the screen, 4 green corners and a violet rectangle

will surround the edge of the selected window/object. When the desired window has

been selected, release the left mouse button.

 To do another screen crop, perform these steps once again.

 To discard the area selected, click the Disable Crop button.

Step 3. Click the Disconnect button or close the ScreenCrop utility to disconnect the computer from the

Pacific C-HSS/C-SHS.

1. Upon quitting ScreenCrop utility, the parameters (Left/Top/Width/Height) from the last crop were

stored through the Saved to Flash button or the Send to C-HSS button, and will be automatically

shown upon the utility's next start-up.

2. If the current screen resolution is different than the last resolution, then the parameters for cropping will

need to be re-adjusted based on the new resolution upon restarting the ScreenCrop utility.