NOTE: When using DVI source, the Positioning option is not available.
Auto Adjust
Even though your computer recognizes your monitor on startup, the Auto Adjustment function optimizes the display settings for use
with your particular setup.
Select to activate automatic setup and adjustment. The following dialog appears on a black screen as the monitor self-adjusts to the
current input:
Auto Adjustment allows the monitor to self-adjust to the incoming video signal. After using Auto Adjustment, you can further tune your
monitor by using the Pixel Clock (Coarse) and Phase (Fine) controls under Image Settings.
Auto Adjust In Progress
NOTE: Inmostcases,AutoAdjustproducesthebestimageforyourconfiguration.
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Image
settings:
Pixel Clock
(Coarse)
Phase (Fine)
The Phase and Pixel Clock adjustments allow you to more closely adjust your monitor to your preference. Select Image Settings
in the main OSD menu to access these settings.
Use the - and + buttons to make adjustments. (Minimum: 0 ~ Maximum: 100)
If satisfactory results are not obtained using the Phase adjustment, use Pixel Clock (Coarse) and then use Phase (fine), again.
NOTE: This function may change the width of the display image. Use the Horizontal function of the Position menu to center
the display image on the screen.
NOTE: WhenusingDVIsource,theImageSettingsoptionisnotavailable.
Color
Settings
Normal
Preset
Blue Preset
Color Settings adjusts the color temperature, color hue, and saturation.
The color hue is most noticeable in areas of white.
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lNormal Preset is selected to obtain the default (factory) color settings. This setting is also the “sRGB” standard default
color space.
lBlue Preset is selected to obtain a bluish tint. This color setting is typically used for text based applications (spreadsheets,
programming, text editors, etc.).
lRed Preset is selected to obtain a redder tint. This color setting is typically used for color-intensive applications