BenQ XL2420T user manual Phase

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Item	Function	Range

Phase	Adjusts the pixel clock phase timing to synchronize	0 to 63
	with the analog input video signal.
	See also: Picture optimization on page 36.
	Not applicable to a digital input signal.

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Contents Page Care And Cleaning Power SafetyCopyright DisclaimerBenQ ecoFACTS ServicingTable of Contents CD-ROM Getting startedUSB Cable Pre-installed, can be removedVideo Cable D-Sub Video Cable DVI-D Dual LinkBack view Getting to know your monitorFront view Getting to know your monitor Attach the monitor base How to assemble your monitor hardwareHow to assemble your monitor hardware How to assemble your monitor hardware +20 Connect the PC video cableConnect USB devices Connect the headphonesOrganize the cables Connect-to and turn-on the power Connect the S Switch to the monitorConnect the power cable to the monitor How to assemble your monitor hardware Prepare the monitor and area How to detach the stand and the baseRemove the monitor stand Remove the monitor baseHow to assemble your monitor hardware Then detach the base from the stand XL2720 Adjusting the monitor height Pivot the display Rotating the monitorFully extend the monitor and tilt it Rotate the monitor 90 degrees clockwise as IllustratedAdjust the monitor to the desired viewing angle Viewing angle adjustmentRemove the screws on the back cover Using the monitor wall mounting kitGetting the most from your BenQ monitor Click Finish Restart the computer How to install the monitor on a new computerHow to upgrade the monitor on an existing computer Select Properties from the menu Click the Hardware tab How to install on Windows 8 system selected models onlyHow to install on Windows 7 system System requirements How to watch 3D content on your monitorSafety information for watching 3D content Control panel How to adjust your monitorGamer 3 Press to switch to Gamer 3 Picture Mode Button S SwitchGamer 2 Press to switch to Gamer 2 Picture Mode Button Basic menu operation To change the default settings, see Customizing By default, the key is the hot key for Picture ModeFor Down/Decrease adjustment By default, the key is the hot key for Display ModeInitial setup for playing games How to adjust your monitor Customizing the hot keys Setting up your own game modePicture optimization Smart Focus see Volume see Mute see Downloading more game modes using Game Mode LoaderUsing Instant Mode Adjusting display modeUsing Smart Scaling Navigating the main menu Display menu Adjusts the horizontal position of the screen imageAdjusts the vertical position of the screen image Phase Adjusts the degree of difference between darkness Lightness Adjusts the brightness during 3D playback During 3DPicture menu During 3D PlaybackAdjusts the degree of how we perceive colors Viewed with natural coloring. This is Factory default colorAdjusts the purity degree of colors Resets the custom color settings to the factory defaultsStandard value for Windows Adjusts the tone luminance. The default value is 3Picture Advanced menu Mode from Picture Mode. The screen will be divided into Applies customized display settingsThis feature is provided to allow aspect ratios other than Resolution without scalingDetected video signal Adjusts the display size to best suit your needsDisplays the input image as if on a 19W Monitor of 1610 aspect ratioAdjusts the horizontal position Highlight area Selects an appropriate format to play 3D contentAdjusts the vertical position of the highlight Area Determines the size of the highlight areaFunction Range Save Settings menuAudio menu Adjusts the audio volumeMutes the audio input Turns the tone of control keys on or offVideo cable connection type System menuUse this to change the input to that appropriate to your Sets the OSD menu language Adjusts the display time of the OSD menuSets the function to be accessed by custom key Resets all mode, color and geometry settings to the factory Displays the current monitor property settingsDefault values Best withFrequently asked questions FAQ TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Need more help?