Samsung XL20 manual Emulation

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The calibrated values will now be shown. Verify the values, and click the Save button to save the settings.

Type in a name for the profile and click the OK button.

You will be asked whether to save the calibrated settings to your monitor. To save them, click the OK button. It takes some time to save these settings. The calibrated settings saved on the monitor are saved as the calibration mode which constitutes a part of the color mode of your monitor. From now on, your monitor will use the saved settings whenever calibration mode is selected.

When finished, click the Cancel button.

When exiting the program after saving the changed settings as the calibration mode, the color mode of your monitor will change to the just saved current calibration mode. If the program is not exited normally because communication to the monitor is disconnected, the “Color Calibration” message will appear when pressing the OSD. If this occurs, run the program again and exit it normally.

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Contents SyncMaster XL20 Power NotationalInstallation Insert the power plug firmly so that it does not come looseDo not disconnect the power cord while using the monitor Do not use a damaged or loose plugDo not place the product on the floor Do not drop the monitor when moving itKeep any heating devices away from the power cable Clean Put down the monitor carefullyDo not place the monitor face down Keep the plastic packaging bag out of children’s reachOthers Do not remove the cover or backDo not cover the vents on the monitor cabinet Never insert anything metallic into the monitor openingsPage Good Postures When Using the Monitor Cable UnpackingMagicRotation software Mode button = Color Mode FrontAuto button Menu button Power button / Power indicator RearPower Power S/W Down USB downstream port Connect the Down port Kensington LockUSB connection terminal Connecting the Monitor Connecting the MonitorUsing the Calibrater What is the Calibrater? DVI-D DVI-IConnecting the Calibrater Using the CradleSwivel stand Changing the Stand and Installing the HoodsSliding Stand Tilt angle Removing the baseAttaching a Base Installing the Monitor Driver Automatic Installation Using the Hood What is the Hood?Microsoft Windows XP Operating System Installing the Monitor Driver ManualClick Windows Page Page Microsoft Windows NT Operating System How to installMicrosoft Windows Millennium Operating System Linux Operating System Auto Description LockedMenu Locked ContrastMenu Description Brightness SourcePicture SourceDescriptionPlay/Stop ColorBrightness Contrast Image Color Tone Color Control GammaOSD Coarse Fine Sharpness PositionSetup Language Position Transparency Display TimeAuto Source Image Reset Color Reset Indicator InformationInformation Overview Installation Page Installation Problems LimitationService Packs System RequirementsPage Interface Page Page Page Uninstall Troubleshooting Select a Folder Select a Photo Image Information PrintViewer Removing the Program Natural Color Expert How to use Emulation To emulate using a new set of settings Uniformity Miscellaneous How to use Check List Symptom Check List SolutionsCan you see Check Signal Cable on the screen? Refer to the Preset Timing Modes Control Panel → Display →Self-Test Feature Check SettingsQuestion AnswerSelf-Test Feature Check Useful TipsUseful Tips General PowerSaver Preset Timing Modes Pixel Clock Sync Polarity Display Mode Frequency MHz KHzHorizontal Horizontal FrequencyContact Samsung WORLD-WIDE North AmericaLatin America EuropeAsia Pacific Middle East & AfricaTerms For Better DisplayAuthority MéxicoDisclaimer Wording for Adobe Software Products Europe Warranty What is Image retention ?Power Off, Screen Saver, or Power Save Mode Suggestions for specific applications