Iiyama HF703UT, HM703UT user manual Opq, Operating the Monitor

OPERATING THE MONITOR

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The iiyama Vision Master has been preset at the factory with the signal timings listed on page 19 in PRESET MODES to create the best picture. If an incorrect picture appears during the operation, adjust the image by following the procedure below to get the desired picture.

After selecting an item in the Main Menu, the adjustments and settings are made in the Sub-Menu.

(Main Menu appears on the screen when you press the Menu Button.

B For example, to adjust the horizontal screen size, select (Screen Control) on the Main Menu by using the +/– Buttons. The Sub-Menu appears when you press the Menu Button.

Adjustment icon

Adjustment menu presently selected

Menu

RB

Screen Control

OPQ

FUNC

OPQ ON

CSelect (H-Size) on the Sub-Menu by using the +/– Buttons. An adjustment scale will turn white when you press the Menu Button. Use the +/– Buttons to adjust the horizontal screen size. See ADJUSTMENT MENU CONTENTS on next pages for further information.

Adjustment icon

Adjustment menu presently selected

The line shows the progress of the adjustment being made.

Screen Control

H-Size

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NOTE

nThe On Screen Display disappears in optional setting seconds after you stop pressing the buttons while performing an adjustment. (See page 12 for OSD Off Timer.)

nAdjustments for Size, Position, Pin-Cushion, Trapezoid, Parallelogram, Pin-Balance and Moire are saved for each signal timing. Except for these adjustments, all other adjustments such as Color and Convergence have only one setting which applies to all signal timings.

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n Whenever you press the Menu Button for more than 2 seconds, the OPQ function (=Optimize Picture Quality) is switched ON and OFF alternately. Turn ON the OPQ function to get the optimum picture quality when displaying DVD or other moving pictures. (See page 3 for ATTENTION FOR USING THE OPQ FUNCTION, page 11 for OPQ .)

8OPERATING THE MONITOR