Toshiba TLP-X10Y Picture mode RGB input, Screen size, Input select mode Memory card input

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Remote control				Control panel
			(Main unit side)
				AUTO	AUTO
INPUT		ON/STANDBY		KEYSTONE	SET
	LASER
KEYSTONE	AUTO	SET		VOL/ADJ.		3-a
L-CLICK		R-CLICK	3-a
VOLUME/ADJUST				ENTER	EXIT
				MENU	INPUT
MENU	ENTER EXIT				ON/STANDBY
PIP	FREEZE
CALL	MUTE	RESIZE		TEMP LAMP ON
				BUSY	FAN

3-a

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Settings

Picture mode (RGB input)

Bright: Set the picture with its brightness priority.

True color: Set the picture with its quality (color) priority.

Screen size

Full: Images are converted to display in 1024 x 768 dots.

In the memory card input mode, if the image data’s aspect ratio is anything other than 4:3, the image is adjusted so that either the width or the height (the larger of the two) becomes full size. Note that images of 640 x 480 dots or smaller cannot be displayed in full size.

Thru: Images are displayed in the input resolution.

Parts larger than 1024 x 768 dots are not displayed.

Note that only signal sources whose clock frequency is 140 MHz or less can be displayed at the input resolution.

Wide: To display a wide screen image compressed in a left-right squeeze operation by a DVD player, etc. in an original wide screen size.

Input select mode (Memory card input)

Auto: Regardless of the setting by the “Input source setting” menu, the input source automatically switches to the memory card input mode when a memory card is detected.

Manual: Set the mode according to the setting by the “Input source setting” menu.

Auto. demo (Memory card input)

On: When a memory card is detected while the memory card input mode is selected, a slide show using the image data recorded in the root directory of memory card starts automatically.

Slide show (Memory card input)

You can set when the “Auto. demo” is Off.

Auto: Execute the slide show automatically.

Manual: Execute the slide show manually.

Shutter (Document imaging camera)

Set to the frequency (50/60 Hz) of the power supply in your area.

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