Fujitsu P42HHA10A, P42HHA10W, P42VHA10W Selecting Input Mode, Video Input Mode, RGB Input Mode

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SELECTING INPUT MODE

VIDEO INPUT MODE

Press the – buttons to select the input mode.

You can select from VIDEO1 mode to VIDEO4 mode.

The video modes corresponding to each input terminal are as follows.

• VIDEO1: Video

Video1 mode

•VIDEO2: S-video

•VIDEO3: Component video

•VIDEO4: Component video

*For selection of the input terminal, see “SETTING THE INPUT TERMINALS” on P. E-35.

*You can also use the buttons on the display’s control panel to perform these steps.

RGB INPUT MODE

Press	–	to select the
input mode.
You can select between the modes from RGB1 to
RGB2.
The input terminal of each RGB mode is as
follows.
• RGB1: DVI-D
• RGB1: DVI-D		RGB1 mode
		RGB1 mode
• RGB2: mD-sub

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Contents USER’S Manual Important Information Safety PrecautionsImportant Safety Instructions Dealer to ensure Safety and EMC Or cleaning Fire Ult, and serious Cause FromPower Insert the plug Pay Consult your product dealerFeatures Accessories Checking AccessoriesHandy Tips InformationReference InstallationPerforms the installation Control Panel Right side of display Part Names and FunctionsDisplay Section Front Display Section Lower Part Description of Input Terminals Remote Control Using the Remote Control Putting Batteries in the Remote ControlPrecautions To remove the cover, slide it Place two AA batteriesDisplay front Effective Range for the Remote ControlDisplay side Connecting the Display to External Equipment ReceptacleFerrite cores Two big ferrite coresSpeaker Display Speaker optional Remote control Example of Connection to External ComponentsVCR or other external components See P DVD playerVCR Bottom of Display Ex. P42VHA10DVD Player Satellite TunerTerminal InputDVI-D Turning the Power on and OFF Press on the remote controlPress when the power is on Basic OperationsMuting the sound Adjusting the VolumePress the Volume button Selecting Input Mode Video Input ModeRGB Input Mode Press the buttons to select the input modePicture Mode Picture Mode Other Basic OperationsConvenient Functions On-screen information DisplaySwitching Between Screen Sizes Press to select a desired picture modeWatching Pictures on the Wide Screen PressScreen Size Aspect RatioCan be set when Fine is selected as the Picture Mode Adjustment MenuAdjustment Menu Adjusting Pictures Picture Menu Press to store Press when you finishPress or to select Picture PressTint. or to selectSetting Picture Mode Picture Mode Precision Setting for more advanced adjustmentSetting Noise Reduction Noise Reduction Storing the setting of Picture Picture MemoryCase of Load Case of SavePress or to select Position Press , , or to change position valuesAdjusting Screen Position Position Adjusting Screen Size SizeSetting Range Video, S-video mode Comp.video mode RGB modeAdjusting Audio Audio Menu Press or to adjust the balancePress or to select Audio Press or to select BalanceAdjusting Treble Treble Adjusting Bass BassAdjusting Volume Balance Balance Setting Loudness LoudnessOther Adjustments Features Menu Press or to select FeaturesPress or to select On Screen Menu Press or to select LanguageAdjustment Features setup screen has the following 5 optionsFunction On Screen MenuSetting the Input Terminals Selecting Video Mode Video InputSelecting S-video Mode S-video Input Selecting D-SUB Input D-SUB InputOther Settings For other then RGB1Selecting input terminals Audio Input Black WhiteScreen Orbiter setting screen Minimizing phosphor burn-in Screen Orbiter For RGBSpecifying RGB Input Signal Code Setting For RGB2 Setting Exhibition Mode Exhibition ModeDisplaying white over entire screen White Screen Displaying System Status InformationDisplays the message of having completed the initialization Press To select FactoryPress or to select the Yes Options Factory Settings Specification ModelEN61000-3-3 Vp-p/75 VIDEO2 INPUTS-video inputRegulation --- P50XHA10W Regulation --- P50XHA10A/P50XHA10U Regulation --- P42VHA20W/P42VHA20A Regulation --- P42VHA20U Handy Tips Cleaning and MaintenanceProblem Action