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model
number
and
the
label
information
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Table
of
Contents
Installation
and
Connection
Input
Selection
and
Tracking
Precautions
Safety
Accessories
Important
Name
and
Connecting
Connecting
Watching
Watching
Name
of
OSD
(On
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting
Selecting
Adjusting
Monitor
Features
Functionofthe Parts
to
External
Devices
PC
to
your
Video/DVD
TV
the
Buttonsinthe
Screen
Display)
when
Screen
Screen
the
PIP/POP/PBP
the
Screen
Color
audio
Options
Clock/Phase
using
function
Mode
screen
Screen
VCR/DVD/TV
Functions
and
Adjustment
Tracking
Position
Order
Unit
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A20
A23
A1
A4
A6
A7
A15
A17
A19
A24
A26
A27
A28
A30
A31
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Miscellaneous
Troubleshooting
Product
Specifications
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a
trademarkofSRS
technology
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Labs,Inc.
under
license
from
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Remote
Control
-
Using
the
Teletext
function
AUTO
TEXT
UPDATE
SIZE
HOLD
INDEX
MODE
The
mode
will
be
switchedinthe
mode.
TIME
this
press
SWAP
MODE
SLEEP
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TIME
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i
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bottomofthe
sub
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function.
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the
press
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information,
puzzles.
information
buttontoselect
sub
page, press
MIX
TV
this
REVEAL
the buttontoreveal/conceal
number
page
screen.
buttons.
the
teletext
To
picture.
button
suchassolutions
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this
from
the
RED/GREEN,
Press
pages
switch
again.
button
the
display.
is
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displayed
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a
sub
page
hold
or
change
to
again
exit
superimposed
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the
picture
the
riddles
to
remove
to
again
at
number.
the
the
or
this
on
off
hidden
and
the
ENGLISH
Inserting
batteries
1.
Take
2.
Insert
3.
Close
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You
can
within
?
Dispose
out
the
the
the
into
the
battery
battery
battery
use
a
receiving
of
used
remote
cap.
with
correct
cap.
remote
controller
unit
scope.
batteriesinthe
A12
controller.
polarity
(+/-).
7
meter
distance
bin
recycle
to
and
prevent
30
degree
environmental
(left/right)
pollution.
PSM
CSM
Adjusting
PICTURE
PSM
CSM
Auto
Brightness
MENU
Prev
PICTURE
PSM
CSM
Auto
Brightness
PICTURE
PSM
CSM
Auto
Brightness
Prev
MENU
Dynamic
Standard
Mild
Game
User
6500K
9300K
User
Dynamic
Standard
Mild
Game
User
MENU
Screen
Prev
Color
TV/AV1/AV2/S-Video
The
PSM
function
depending
?
Dynamic
?
Standard:The
?
Mild
:
Select
?
Game
:
Select
?
User
:
Select
Contrast
5
50
Brightness
50
Colour
50
Sharpness
D-SUB
?
6500K/9300K
6500K:
9300K:
?
User
:
Select
on
AV/TV
the
:
Select
this
this
this
Contrast
To
To
Colour
To
Sharpness
To
ANALOG/DVI
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Slightly
this
most
Brightness
:
input
automatically
this
adjusts
environment.
usage
optiontodisplay
and
general
optiontodisplay
optiontoenjoy
use
to
option
adjust
adjust
adjust
adjust
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reddish
bluish
option
the
the
contrast
the
brightness
the
color
the
cleanessofthe
DIGITAL
a
factory
white.
white.
use
to
only
the
with
natural
a
mild
with
dynamic
user-defined
of
the
of
desired
to
input
setting
user-defined
the
screen
a
screen
image
screen.
the
image
sharp
display
image.
settings.
screen.
level.
screen.
only
color
quality
image.
status.
when
playing
set.
settings.
a
ENGLISH
game.
Auto
Brightness
PICTURE
PSM
CSM
Auto
Brightness
Prev
MENU
Note
PICTURE
PSM
CSM
Auto
Brightness
If
the
input
Off
On
is
DVI
6500K
9300K
User
Prev
MENU
analogue/DVI
Contrast/Brightness.
If
'PSM'
the
subsequent
setting
menus
in
will
the
Picture
be
automatically
100
Red
100
Green
100
Blue
AUTO
BRIGHTNESS
This
menu
automatically
state.
optimal
automatically
use
the
you
Digital,
menu
computer
the
adjustable
is
set
set.
A26
Red/Green/Blue
Set
If
set
you
adjusted
to
Dynamic,
own
your
CONTROL
adjusts
menu
the
to
the
surrounding
while
watching
itemsinthe
Standard,
levels.
color
computer
to
'On,'
PSM
screen
the
brightness
environment
TV.
function
MildorGame
brightness
will
whenever
are
the
an
to
be