Philips BDS4222V/00, BDS4222B user manual BURN-IN Recovery, Using Burn-In Recovery

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User Manual BDS4222B/V/R

PICTURE SOUND	TV OTHER
Power Save	ON
Menu Language	English
AVI Input	Video
AV2 Input	Video
Pixel Shift	1 minute
Burn-In Recovery	Normal
S/W Version
Select	Adjust

7.7BURN-IN RECOVERY

The Burn-In Recovery function is used to remove "ghost images" from the monitor display.

Using Burn-In Recovery

1Press the MENU key on the monitor panel or remote control.

2Use the ADJ or ADJ key to select the OTHER option from the menu.

3Use the SEL or SEL key to select the BURN-IN RECOVERY option.

4Press the ADJ or ADJ key to change the setting to ON.

=> Once the Burn-in Recovery is set to ON, the monitor will display an all white pattern. This pattern will remove the residual "ghost image" from the screen.

Note:

The white pattern will be displayed on the monitor until cancelled by the user.

5Press the EXIT key to cancel the display of the white pattern after the "ghost image" has been removed.

6Press the EXIT key again to close the OSD screen, or press the SEL or SEL key to keep adjusting

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