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| Adjusts the brightness. | |
| Brightness | Direct Access Feature: When OSD is not on the screen, push the | ||
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| Contrast |
| Adjusts the contrast. | |
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| Provides an optimum viewing environment depending on the contents | |
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| of the image on screen. There are six modes available, each with its | |
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| 1) | Custom: Allows manual configuration of brightness and contrast |
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| 2) | Text: For content involving heavy text |
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| 3) | Internet: For working with a combination of text and graphics; this |
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| is generally the best setting for industrial HMI applications |
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| 4) | Game: For watching motion pictures, such as a game |
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| 5) | Sport: For watching motion pictures, such as a sport |
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| 6) | Movie: For watching motion pictures, such as a DVD or Video CD |
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