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Contents
SafetyInstructions.............................4~5
Step
Step
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Monitor
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ControlsandConnectionOptions ExternalEquipmentConnections
External
RemoteControlKeyFunctions
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Installation/Mounting
MonitorAccessories.....................13
2.
Customize
Basic
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your
Setup
TurningontheMonitor...................14
MenuLanguageSelection................14
Menu
Picture
Options
APC(AutoPictureControl)................15
ManualPictureControl...................15
Sound
Menu DASP
ManualSoundControl...................16
Options
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Auto
AVL(AutoVolumeLeveler)................16
Special
Menu
Options
MenuRotationforVerticalViewing
Orbiter...............................17
WhiteWash...........................17
SleepTimer...........................17
AdjustingAutoColorControl...............18
Manual
Color
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KeyLock.............................18
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PicturePhaseAdjustments................19
Initializing.............................19
Adjusting
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SelectingWideVGAmode................20
ScreenAdjustments.....................20
LuminanceNoiseReduction...............20
SettingPictureFormat...................21
SplitZoom............................21
PictureSizeAdjustment..................21
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WatchingPIP..........................22
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Specifications..........................33
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