Use of the remote control

VGA no function

 

 

 

FRONT no function

OK

 

B

 

VGA

 

AV1, AV2, AV3, AV4

no function

 

 

 

 

FRONT

 

o

 

 

AV1

p

MENU

π

 

AV2

 

œ

 

 

AV3

 

 

¬

 

AV4

 

PICTURE

SOUND

 

no function

SMART

 

 

- CH/P +

CONTROLS

 

 

 

 

 

 

- CH/P +

- V +

V press - or + to adjust the volume

Bno function

OK to activate your choice

MENU to switch the VGA menu on/off

cursor keys to select your choice and to alter a selected adjustment

Picture format

In VGA mode, press the p or π keys to switch between a 4:3 or a 16:9 picture format.

¬Mute key

temporarily mute the sound or restore it

SMART CONTROLS

PICTURE/SOUND no function

VGA menu

&Press the MENU key to switch on the VGA menu.

éSelect one of the symbols with the o and œ keys:

H for contrast

G for brightness,

for colour temperature

for horizontal picture position

for vertical picture position

Vfor volume

Press the p and π keys to alter the selected adjustment.

Press the MENU key again to switch off the VGA menu.

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Apple Computer Monitor manual Use of the remote control, VGA menu, VGA no function Front no function, Pπ Picture format

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