Operation, cont’d
input with an active video signal. If no inputs are active, input 1 is selected. Manual input selection is not available on the front panel or via
Use the Menu 
or 
button to highlight “On” or “Off” and press the Enter (and save) button to turn autoswitching on or off.
Input Labels screen
The Input Labels screen provides the ability to set the status of the label that can appear on the output displays when you switch inputs: on, off, or momentary (approximately 3 seconds) display. The default label is “Input n”, but these labels can be customized under
To change the label display option, use the Menu 
or 
button to highlight the desired option and press the Enter (and save) button.
Reset labels to the factory default as follows:
1. | Use the Menu | or button to highlight the desired option and press the |
| Enter button. The Reset Label screen appears. | |
2. | Use the Menu | button to highlight “Yes” and press the Enter (and save) |
| button to reset the audio input. | |
— OR —
Use the 
button to highlight “No” and press the Enter button to exit the screen without resetting the audio input (or back out of the screen by pressing the Menu button).
Horizontal Tracking screen
The horizontal tracking adjustment is available for interlaced component video,
The Horizontal Tracking screen provides the ability to view the current horizontal sync tracking and to set a different speed. The horizontal tracking setting compensates for input video signals of differing quality. The following settings are available:
•Very fast — For video from poor quality sources, such as a VCR
•Fast — For video from normal quality video sources, such as a cable box or satellite receiver
•Normal — For video from good quality video sources, such a DVD player
•Slow — For video from high quality video sources, such as broadcast video
To change the horizontal tracking selection, use the Menu 
or 
button to highlight the desired selection and press the Enter (and save) button.
Phase screen
The Phase screen is available for RGBHV, RGBS, RGsB, and progressive component video inputs only.
The Phase screen displays a status indicator that shows the phase adjustment setting. The phase control adjusts the amount of phase shift applied to the input video signal. Use the Menu 
and 
buttons to increase or decrease the amount of phase shift through a range of 0 to 31. The default setting is 10.
Advanced screen
The Advanced screen provides a submenu of advanced selection options: active area, blanking, total pixels, scan type, and input mode. These advanced settings are rarely needed for standard video and computer video signals, but allow the