Runco XP-50, XP-65 Using the On-Screen Menus, Selecting a PIP Target, Screen or Input Source

Operation

Press SELECT () to choose a target screen (main or sub) for PIP operations.

The audio signal associated with the target screen is heard through the speakers.

Main picture label is bright		Sub picture label is bright			Selecting a PIP Target
					Screen or Input Source
	INPUT1A			INPUT1A
A	PC		A	PC
	B			B

Input modes switching is possible

Press INPUT () to select an input to display on the target screen (main or sub).

Main picture label is changed			Sub picture label is changed
	C	INPUT1B		A	INPUT1A
		PC			INPUT3
		B			D
	Picture is changed

To change the PIP window position, press MOVE/ZOOM () repeatedly until the window is in the desired position.

The CinemaWall On-Screen Display (OSD) controls are grouped into five (5) menus: POS./SIZE, PICTURE, SOUND, SET UP and OPTIONS.

The PICTURE, ADVANCED SETTINGS (in the PICTURE menu), SET UP and OPTIONS menus consist of multiple “pages,” to limit the amount of space those menus occupy on the screen.

To access the POS./SIZE, PICTURE, SOUND or SET UP menus, press the remote control button corresponding to that menu. Press that same button again to hide the menu.

To access the OPTIONS menu:

1.Press SET UP.

2.Press or repeatedly until OSD LANGUAGE is highlighted.

3.Press and hold the SURROUND () button until the page 1 of the OPTIONS menu appears (approximately four seconds).

Changing the PIP Window Position

4.8

Using the On-Screen Menus

• Press or to highlight a menu item. RESET RETURN

• When navigating a multi-page menu (PICTURE, SET UP or OPTIONS), the button takes you from the bottom of one menu page to the top of the next one. Likewise, the button takes you from the top of one menu page to the bottom of the previous one.

• Press or to change the selected setting.

• Some menu items lead to sub-menus containing more options. Press the ACTION () button to

access a sub-menu. To return to the previous menu, press RETURN.

Menu Navigation

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