Clarity WN=5230-S manual Remote Button Description

Clarity Visual Systems

Remote Button	Description
On	Switches the display on when the Standby LED is on steady.
Off	Switches the display off. The display will enter a 30 second standby-
	delay mode, after which the display can be turned back on.
Source	Displays the Source Select menu, from which the type of input source,
	SVGA, MAC or RGBS is selected. Also available from Menu list.
Curtain	Displays a black screen instead of the source video. Also available
	from Menu list.
Level	Displays the Input Level menu, where a black and a white image from
	the source are used to calibrate the display to the source. It sets what
	the display will recognize as the minimum and maximum video voltage
	level that the source is capable of sending to the display. Also available
	from Menu list.
Phase	Displays the Phase Select menu, for synchronizing the WN-5230-S
	internal clock to the clock phase of the incoming signal. Also available
	from Menu list.
Freq	Displays the Frequency Select menu, for matching the display’s internal
	clock to the source. Also available from Menu list.
Color	Displays the Color Balance menu, to allow color and luminance
	matching among multiple displays. Also available from Menu list.
Reset	Resets all of the display’s settings to the factory defaults. Also available
	from Menu list.
Mon Sel	The Monitor Select allows you to disable or enable the remote control.
	This is useful when configuring multiple displays that are adjacent to
	each other, to prevent remote adjustments on specific units while
	allowing adjustments to others.
ID	Displays the current setting of the Monitor ID switches. Group numbers
	are 0-9, A-F (0 – 15) and Unit numbers are also 0-9,A-F (0 – 15), giving
	a total addressable range of 256.
Menu	Displays the main menu, from which all other functions may be
	selected and set by navigating with the arrow keys.
Prev Menu	Closes the current menu.
Enter	Used to accept menu selections.
Arrow keys	Used for navigation when menus are displayed or for changing settings
	in an adjustment menu. The left-right arrows are used to change
	values; the up-down arrows generally move through the menu list. The
	left-right arrows move between Yes-No responses in some menus.

88September 1999