NEC MultiProfiler User's Guide
Version
1.3.00
User’s Guide
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Software Updates
Occasionally updates and enhancements to the MultiProler software will be made available. Visit the MultiProler
section of the NEC DISPLAY SOLUTIONS website to check for availability, or use the Check for updates feature in the
software to automatically see if a newer version is available.
NEC DISPLAY SOLUTIONS welcomes feedback and suggestions for product improvements. Please use the feedback
form on the MultiProler section of the NEC DISPLAY SOLUTIONS website.
Technical Support and Feedback
For technical support with the MultiProler product, please visit the MultiProler section of the NEC DISPLAY SOLUTIONS
website and check for any Frequently Asked Questions that may help to solve the issue. An online feedback form is
available for submitting questions and feedback.
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Contents
Precautions: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Note: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Supported Display Monitors . . . . . . . . . . . 5
System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Introduction to MultiProler 7
Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Dialogs, Settings, and Options 8
Main MultiProler window. . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Function Panels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Display Conguration dialog . . . . . . . . . . 10
Picture Mode panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Multi Picture panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
About Active Picture . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Inputs panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Color Vision panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Settings panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
USB panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
About Digital Uniformity Correction . . . . . . .21
About DisplaySync Pro . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Shortcuts panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Example - Color Vision Shortcuts . . . . . . . . 25
Status panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
Exporting and Importing Display Settings . . . . . 27
Picture Modes 28
About Picture Modes . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Using the Color Conguration Wizard . . . . . . . 30
About Custom Picture Modes. . . . . . . . . . 37
About 3D Look-Up-Tables (LUTs) . . . . . . . . 39
Using the Adobe Color Management Module (CMM) . 41
Example Usage Scenarios 42
Color Managed Workow with Print Emulation . . . 42
Outside of MultiProler 48
Using ICC/ColorSync Monitor Proles . . . . . . . 48
Frequently Asked Questions 49
Troubleshooting 50
Installation and Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
ICC/ColorSync Proles . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Glossary 52
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Precautions:
• (Mac OS only) Do not use the ColorSync control panel to switch between different monitor
calibrations by selecting different monitor color proles. Always use the MultiProler
application to congure the display prole. This is because all of the necessary color
adjustments, including the Look Up Tables, are stored in the display monitor and these must
be set by MultiProler. The ColorSync proles generated by MultiProler contain linear Look
Up Tables for the video graphics adapter.
• Extreme care should be taken when using the DisplaySync Pro with certain USB devices
such as ash memory sticks and hard drives, as data can be lost or corrupted if the device
is switched between upstream ports while write operations are being performed. Always use
the device “eject” function on the host PC before switching upstream ports with these types
of devices. See “About DisplaySync Pro” on page 22 for more information.
Note:
This document covers the Mac OS, Windows, and Linux versions of the MultiProler software.
The features and functions of all versions are identical unless noted otherwise. The majority
of the User Interface screen images in this document show the Mac OS version, however the
Windows and Linux versions are identical in layout unless noted otherwise.
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Important Note: For MultiSync PA231W, P232W, P241W, P242W, and X841UHD
The color gamut of the PA231W, P232W, P241W, P242W, and X841UHD displays are not wide
color gamut, and are closer to that of sRGB.
For this reason, certain preset color gamuts such as AdobeRGB and DCI are not available, since
they far exceed the color gamut of the display. Although MultiProler will allow the Picture
Mode settings to be modied to include large color gamuts, keep in mind that the actual color
gamut of the display is smaller, and will not be able to display colors outside of this gamut.
The PA231W, P232W, P242W, and X841UHD displays do not have an internal luminance sensor
and stabilization circuit. They are therefore not able to automatically set and maintain the luminance at an absolute value. For this reason, the Brightness and Black Level controls are shown as
percentage values within MultiProler.
The DICOM mode is called DICOM Sim (simulation) because the lack of an absolute level for
Brightness and Black Level means approximate values are used. True DICOM requires absolute
values for Brightness and Black Level in order to create a very accurate response curve.
Supported Display Monitors
MultiProler supports the following NEC display monitor models:
• MultiSync P232W – 23” standard color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA231W – 23” standard color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync P241W – 24” standard color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync P242W – 24” standard color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA241W – 24” wide color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA242W – 24” wide color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA271W – 27” wide color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA272W – 27” wide color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA301W – 30” wide color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA302W – 30” wide color gamut LCD monitor
• MultiSync PA322UHD – 32” wide color gamut Ultra-high-denition LCD monitor
• MultiSync MD301C4 – 30” wide color gamut medical LCD monitor
• MultiSync X841UHD – 84” standard color gamut Ultra-high-denition LCD monitor
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System Requirements
MultiProler has the following system requirements:
Mac OS
Operating
System
Apple Mac OS X v10.5 or
higher. Mac OS 10.5.2 or higher
required for some Mac models.
See README le for details.
ÿ
Microsoft Windows Linux
Microsoft Windows XP, XP
x64, Server 2003, Vista and
Vista x64, Windows 7 and
Windows 7 x64, Windows 8
and Windows 8 x64.
64 bit versions of Ubuntu
Linux version 10.04 or higher
and variants. See Installation
Instructions for details.
Video Graphics
Adapter
Video Color
Depth
Video
Resolution
USB
(recommended)
Software
(optional)
All Apple standard video
graphics cards and chipsets.
Digital (DVI or DisplayPort)
output is highly recommended.
At least 24 bit color (Millions of colors).
Monitor native resolution highly recommended (1920x1080, 1920x1200, 2560x1440,
2560x1600, or 3840x2160 depending on model).
At least one available USB port and USB 2.0 cable if using USB to control the display instead of
DDC/CI, or using the USB hub on the monitor.
Adobe Color Management Module available from:
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/
Most recent ATI, Nvidia,
Matrox, and Intel graphics
adapters. Digital (DVI or
DisplayPort) output is highly
recommended.
Most recent ATI, Nvidia,
and Intel graphics
adapters. Digital (DVI or
DisplayPort) output is highly
recommended.
None
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Chapter
Introduction to MultiProler
1
Overview
MultiProler is designed as a companion to NEC MultiSync monitors that feature the powerful and sophisticated
SpectraView Engine, such as the P* and PA Series desktop displays, as well as the X841UHD large-screen display.
This software provides complete control of the SpectraView Engine in an easy-to-use application.
SpectraView Engine equipped MultiSync monitors utilize this sophisticated processor, combined with internal luminance,
temperature and time monitoring of the monitor, and individual characterization and calibration of each unit during
production, to provide an unparalleled level of color control, accuracy and stability.
The SpectraView Engine provides the utmost in versatility; from the ability to accurately emulate colorspaces such as
AdobeRGB and sRGB, to performing printer output emulations using ICC Proles and internal 3D Look Up Tables.
* Excludes P221W model.
Main Features and Benets
MultiProler provides a simple, intuitive interface to perform the following functions:
• Picture Mode preset conguration: Multiple color modes can be quickly congured and selected using
MultiProler. Choose from the simplicity of built-in sRGB, Adobe RGB, DCI, DICOM, REC-BT709 and High
Brightness modes, or load a device ICC prole for color matching a printer or even another monitor. A powerful
Wizard interface helps guide you through creating and customizing different custom Picture Mode congurations
and controlling every aspect of the monitor, including gamma characteristics, color gamut, white point, and
brightness.
• Multi Picture - Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Picture-by-Picture (PBP) conguration: The powerful
SpectraView Engine color processor allows two video signals to be viewed at once in a secondary PIP or PBP window
conguration. The picture of the secondary window can even be congured to display in a different colorspace,
allowing functions like simultaneous viewing of printer emulations, or even human color vision deciencies. The
PA322UHD and X841UHD models expand this capability and allow up to 4 separate video inputs to be individually
congured with different color settings.
• DisplaySync Pro and USB hub conguration: The USB hub integrated into the MultiSync P* and PA Series
can also be managed through MultiProler to function as a Keyboard / Video / Mouse (KVM) switch. This feature
allows the mapping of the two USB upstream ports to the various monitor inputs, which is useful for managing
multiple computers attached to the unit.
• Automatic generation of ICC/ColorSync proles: MultiProler automatically generates and updates ICC
proles for the monitor as the color modes are selected or adjusted. This activity, coupled with the internal
stabilization and highly accurate characterization and calibration of each monitor during production, reduces the
need for a proling package to prole the monitor.
• Flexible: Communications with the monitor can be performed either through the video cable using the Display
Data Channel / Command Interface (DDC/CI), or via an USB upstream connection to the unit (using optional USB
cable). This allows for better compatibility with different host PC platforms.
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Chapter
Dialogs, Settings, and Options
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Main MultiProler window
The MultiProler window shows the current settings and status of the monitor. All of the features of MultiProler are
accessed from this window.
Function list
Selects different function panels.
Function panel
Shows the controls for the
currently selected function.
Display listbox
Selects the monitor to control if more than
one is present.
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Function Panels
Picture Mode - This panel has controls for selecting the current Picture Mode, editing Picture Modes and
adjusting the screen Brightness and Black Level.
Multi Picture - This panel is used to manage the Picture-In-Picture (PIP) and Picture-By-Picture (PBP)
settings, including the video input and Picture Mode used for the PIP function.
Inputs - Controls how the video inputs on the display are congured.
Note: This is only available on the PA322UHD model.
Color Vision - This panel selects the Color Vision Emulation settings for simulating human vision
deciencies.
Settings - This panel has controls for conguring the power indicator LED color and brightness, Digital
Uniformity Correction, and ICC prole generation.
USB - This panel has controls for setting the DisplaySync Pro USB hub conguration used for mapping the
two USB upstream ports to the various monitor inputs.
Note: This is not available on the X841UHD model.
Shortcuts - This panel is used to congure keyboard shortcuts that can be used to control various functions
within MultiProler via the keyboard, even when using other applications.
Status - This panel shows the current version of the software, and the status of the currently selected
monitor, as well as providing an easy way to check if updates to the software are available from NEC.
Display settings can be imported and exported to a le to allow settings to be easily shared between
multiple displays.
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Display Conguration dialog ( Windows and Linux versions only)
This Display Conguration dialog is accessed by clicking the congure button in the main MultiProler window.
Display Conguration button (Windows and Linux versions
only) opens the Display Conguration dialog, which is
used to congure MultiProler if more than one monitor is
used on the system, or to select between using DDC/CI and
USB interfaces to communicate with the monitor .
If more than one display is being used, it may
be necessary to manually congure the
relationship between the display layout on the
desktop, and the displays that are connected
to the system. Correct conguration of this
relationship is necessary so that the display
adjustments are sent to the correct unit, and
that the generated ICC prole is associated
with the correct display.
A diagram depicting the display desktop layout
is shown and the display associated with
each desktop screen is shown. The monitor
associated with each screen can be selected
using the listboxes.
Clicking on the display rectangles will also
select different displays on the Windows
desktop.
If the display is connected to the host PC
by using a USB cable then it can also be
controlled by USB instead of the default DDC/
CI interface. If a USB connection is detected, the display name will be followed by “(USB)” in the listbox. Select this item
to use the USB connection.
Note: Some video graphics adapters may show several duplicate displays due to issues with the video drivers for that adapter. In
this case the duplicate displays can be set to “None”.
Auto Congure - Attempts to automatically detect and congure the display to the display layout on the Windows
desktop. In most cases this will correctly congure the correct relationship, but in some cases it may be necessary to
manually congure.
Test Monitor - Tests the communications with the currently selected display. Clicking this button will send a command
to ash the display power indicator LED either between green and blue, or on and off (depending on the display model).
If the wrong display ashes, then change the monitor associated with the display by using the listboxes to select.
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Picture Mode panel
The Picture Mode panel controls the settings for the various
Picture Modes that the monitor supports, and is also used for
adjusting the Brightness and Black Level.
The monitor supports 5 different congurable Picture Modes
that can be quickly selected by clicking on the relevant buttons.
As different Picture Modes are selected, MultiProler will
automatically generate an ICC/ColorSync prole for the new
color settings of the selected Picture Mode. This prole will be
automatically registered with the Color Management System.
See the Picture Modes section for a more detailed description.
Each Picture Mode can be congured with different color
settings by selecting the desired Picture Mode to modify, and
then clicking the Edit... button.
There are four ways to edit the Picture Mode from the Edit button:
1. Selecting Using Wizard will open the Color Conguration Wizard. This Wizard will provide guidance for each
adjustment step. This wizard provides advanced access to the color features of the display. See “Using the Color
Conguration Wizard” on page 30 for more information.
2. Selecting Quick Edit allows the color gamut, white point, brightness and black level to be quickly adjusted without
having to use the wizard. See “Quick Edit” on page 14 for more information.
3. Selecting 6 Axis Color Trim provides access to advanced color controls for adjusting the hue, saturation and offset
to six ranges of color hues (reds, yellows, greens, cyans, blues, and magentas). See “6 Axis Color Trim” on page 14
for more information.
4. Selecting Quick Print Emulation opens the Quick Print Emulation Wizard which provides guidance for creating
a Picture Mode to emulate the output of a printer. This function is not available on the Linux version of MultiProler.
Note: When using the Multi Picture function (see “Multi Picture panel” on page 15) on the PA322UHD or X841UHD models (by
selecting either a Picture-In-Picture or Picture-By-Picture mode), the Active Picture selection will be shown at the top of the
panel as in the example below:
Use this to select which Active Picture the Picture Mode settings are to be applied to. Dierent Picture Modes can be applied
to each Picture.
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Brightness
The Brightness slider and spinbox controls adjust the monitor brightness. The brightness is indicated in Candelas
per square meter (cd/m²) and represents an absolute value. The SpectraView Engine automatically calculates and
compensates the brightness value as color settings such as white point are changed.
The Brightness control will indicate when any range limits have been reached that impact the screen performance:
Too High
”Too High” is shown when the Brightness level setting is too high and cannot be achieved by
the monitor with the current setting. Lower the setting until the message disappears. It takes
several seconds to update the level warning.
Note: The monitor takes a few minutes after powering on for the maximum brightness to stabilize.
Uniformity
“Uniformity” is shown when the Brightness control is set above the range that the monitor
can achieve with the current Digital Uniformity Compensation setting.
In this case the monitor will automatically reduce the Uniformity correction level in order to
achieve the brightness setting level.
See “About Digital Uniformity Correction” on page 21 for more information.
Reduced CR
”Reduced CR” is shown when the Brightness control is set to a level where it impacts the
Contrast Ratio of the screen image. This occurs when the brightness setting is below that
which can be controlled using the LCD CCFL backlights alone.
When this range is entered, the monitor will automatically begin to reduce the brightness to
the requested value by using the internal 14-bit LUTs to scale the video signal. Since this
scaling is done internally to a high bit depth, it will not introduce color banding. It will, however,
reduce the contrast ratio of the monitor.
This reduction in contrast ratio is due to the black level being maintained as a xed property,
or constant, of the LCD panel once the minimum LCD CCFL backlight level has been reached.
Since the white level is being scaled down, the ratio of white to black levels are reduced.
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Note: On the MultiSync PA231W, P232W, P242W, and X841UHD models, the Brightness and Black Level controls are shown as
percentages instead of absolute luminance values. This is because these models do not have an internal luminance sensor
and stabilization circuit.
Black Level
The Black Level slider and spinbox controls adjust the luminance of black on the screen and is set as an absolute value
in Candelas per square meter (cd/m²).
The Black Level, together with the Brightness setting determines the contrast ratio of the screen image. There is a
maximum limit to the contrast ratio of the screen, which is determined by the characteristics of the LCD panel, in
combination with ambient light scattering on the screen, which produces glare. Glare reduces the perceived contrast
ratio by raising the black level of the surface of the screen.
To achieve the maximum possible contrast ratio, set the Black Level control to 0.0 cd. The control will display Minimum
indicating that the Black Level will be set by the SpectraView Engine to be as low as possible.
Set the Black Level to a non-zero value to set the Black Level to a specic value.
If the Ambient Light Compensation setting is currently enabled, then the Black Level control will factor in the impact
of the ambient lighting glare on the screen on the perceived black level and adjust the monitor accordingly.
The Black Level control will indicate when the selected value cannot be achieved:
Too Low
“Too Low” is shown if the current Black Level setting cannot be achieved either because:
a) The setting is lower than that of the characteristics of the LCD panel with the current Brightness
setting.
b) If Ambient Light Compensation is enabled, the setting is lower than that of the combined
ambient lighting glare on the screen and characteristics of the LCD panel with the current
Brightness setting.
In either case, increase the Black Level control level to a point where the warning icon disappears,
which indicates the display can achieve the current Black Level value, or set the control to
Minimum to select the lowest possible Black Level.
Note: The Ambient Light Compensation is only updated whenever the Brightness, Black Level or Picture Mode controls are
changed. The monitor will not otherwise update the black level based on the ambient light sensor reading.
Reset
Clicking the Reset button will restore the default Picture Mode settings for the currently selected Picture Mode.
Ambient Light Compensation
Selecting the Ambient Light Compensation will enable the ambient light sensor located on the front of the monitor.
If enabled, the current measured ambient light level will be used to calculate the Black Level of the monitor. See the
previous section on Black Level for more details.
Response Improve
Selecting the Response Improve setting helps reduce blurring that can occur in fast-moving images.
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Metamerism correction
Selecting the Metamerism correction setting can improve the white point color matching when the monitor is used
side-by-side with a standard color gamut monitor. This feature compensates for the way the human eye perceives colors
slightly differently compared to the scientic instrument used to adjust the monitor during calibration. This difference is
due to the different spectrum of light that makes up the screen image on the wide color gamut compared to that of a
standard color gamut monitor.
6 Axis Color Trim
The 6 Axis Color Trim dialog is accessed from the Edit
menu in the Picture Mode panel.
The controls in this dialog allow for the adjustment of
the hue, saturation and offset to six ranges of color hues
(reds, yellows, greens, cyans, blues, and magentas).
The white point of the screen is not changed, and only
colors within each of the six color ranges are impacted.
These controls are considered advanced and should
be used in situations where it is necessary to ne tune
certain colors, for example to match a proof sample.
In most situations these controls should be left at the
default or 0 positions.
Quick Edit
Note: This function is not available on the X841UHD.
The Quick Edit dialog is accessed from the Edit menu in
the Picture Mode panel.
The controls in this dialog allow the color gamut, white
point, brightness and black level to be quickly adjusted
without having to use the wizard.
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Multi Picture panel
The Multi Picture panel controls the settings for the Picture-In-Picture (PIP) and Picture-by-Picture (PBP) feature on
the display.
Note: The controls shown on this panel depend on the capabilities of the display model being used.
For all models except the PA322UHD and X841UHD:
The Multi Picture window feature allows:
• Two different video inputs to be viewed simultaneously. For example, if you have two computers connected to
the monitor, you can view the video from both sources at the same time.
• Two different Picture Modes to be viewed simultaneously with either the same or different video inputs. For
example, if you want to view and compare the current screen image as if it were displayed on an sRGB gamut
monitor.
• A Color Vision Emulation to be applied to the video shown in the PIP or PBP window. This is useful for
simultaneously viewing how the screen image will be perceived by someone with a color vision deciency.
The Mode can be congured as follows:
• Off - Turns off the Multi Picture function.
• PIP (Picture-In-Picture) - The secondary picture appears inside the main screen area. The size and position
of the picture window can be changed using the Horizontal and Vertical Position controls.
• PBP Full (Picture-By-Picture) - The secondary picture appears to the left of the main screen area and the
main screen is sized to half of the entire screen area. Both screen images are scaled to t each half of the
screen. If the monitor is rotated into portrait orientation, the screen images will be shown at the top and bottom
of the screen.
• PBP Aspect (Picture-By-Picture) - The secondary picture appears next to the main screen area and the
main screen is sized to half of the entire screen area. The aspect ratio of both screen images are maintained
from their original.
Video Input is used to select the video input to be shown on the PIP window. A red arrow in the list indicates the
current video input for the main screen. Using this function it possible to view video from two different sources
simultaneously.
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Picture Mode selects the Picture Mode to be applied on the PIP window. The red arrow in the list indicates the
current Picture Mode used on the main screen. This function makes it possible to view the PIP or PBP window in a
different colorspace.
Horizontal and Vertical Position - these controls adjust the location of the PIP window on the main screen.
Color Vision Emulation - this control selects the type of color vision deciency emulation that is applied to the PIP
window. Using this function in a PIP or PBP allows simultaneous viewing of the normal and the color vision deciency
emulation versions of the same image. See the following section for a more detailed description of this function.
Notes:
1. MultiProler sets the ICC/ColorSync prole for the main screen and not the PIP window. Therefore some color-managed
applications may not display as expected in the PIP window because the ICC/ColorSync prole for the main screen is being
used.
2. Dual 3D LUT limitation - The SpectraView Engine used in all supported display models except the PA322UHD and
X841UHD is limited to using one set of 3D LUTs at a time. This means that the PIP feature cannot be used to correctly show a
Picture Mode that uses a 3D LUT at the same time that a 3D LUT Picture Mode is used on the main screen. 3D LUTs are only
used for the Custom Picture Modes created for Print Emulation.
For the PA322UHD and X841UHD models:
The operation of Multi Picture is different from other models. The main screen area, Picture-By-Picture windows, and
Picture-In-Picture windows can be controlled separately via the use of Active Picture. See “About Active Picture”
on page 17 for more information.
The controls shown will depend on the type of Multi Picture Mode selected, and the capabilities of the display model
being used.
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About Active Picture
Note: Active Picture is available on the PA322UHD and X841UHD models only.
Active Picture selects the picture window to be controlled when either a Picture-By-Picture or
Picture-In-Picture mode is selected.
The controls in the Picture Mode panel, Color Vision panel, and the Multi Picture panel will impact
only the currently selected picture window. When dierent Active Picture windows are selected, a
white rectangle will ash briey, indicating the perimeter of the current window area.
As an example of how this could be used, a 4 Picture-By-Picture mode could be selected, and each
screen window quadrant displays a dierent type of Color Vision emulation for the same video signal, or even dierent video signal inputs. This would allow simultaneous checking of dierent types
of human color vision deciencies.
A selection control for the Active Picture, like the example below, will be shown on the Picture Mode
and Color Vision panels when a Picture-By-Picture or Picture-In-Picture mode is being used.
Note: Picture-In-Picture and Picture-By-Picture modes cannot be used when Source Input is used to combine
multiple inputs. See “Inputs panel” on page 18.
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