Iiyama LM704UT user manual Adjustment Menu Contents

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ADJUSTMENT MENU CONTENTS					* Direct Contrast: Press the + Button.
						Brightness: Press the – Button.
Menu	Problem / Option		Button to Press	Menu		Problem / Option			Button to Press
	Too dull			R		9300		9300K: Normal white
				G B		6500		6500K: Warmer white		MENU
Contrast*	Too intense			Temperature
				(in K: Kelvin)		5000		5000K: Paper white
	Too dark					Every time the monitor is switched
										MENU
Brightness*	Too bright			Degauss		on, the monitor is automatically
						degaussed. But occasionally the
		Too far to the left				colors change when moving or
						swiveling the monitor. In this case,
H-Center		Too far to	the right
						first try the tilt adjustment. If the
						problem persists, select Degauss.
		Too small
H-Size		Too large				NOTE	Degauss should not		be repeated
					continuously. Wait at least 30 minutes between
						degaussing operations. While degaussing, the
		Too low
						picture shakes and a low sound occurs but this
V-Center		Too high
						does not indicate a problem, it is normal.

	Too small	H-Moire Reduce
	Too large
V-Size		Moire Reduce
	Too small	H-Convergence
Zoom	Too large

	To correct		NOTE Moire is the result of interference between
Pincushion	distortion		the phosphor layout and the video signal. In some
			case, you may find the moire very noticeable.
	To correct		Press OSD menu to enter in the moire reduce
Trapezoid	distortion		setting. Please adjust the level to the optimum
	To correct		condition. Too high of a setting will cause the picture
Pin-Balance	distortion		to shake.
	To correct		Factory-preset data is restored.			MENU
Parallelogram	distortion	Recall	NOTE	Performing this operation resets any
			adjustment data made by the user to the factory-
	To correct		preset frequencies. The following settings remain
Rotation	tilt		unchanged.		Color	Moire
		EXIT	Close OSD window.			MENU
OSD Center		Exit	NOTE Exit Button also can be used.
Red			Eng	Deu	Fra
	MENU
User Color Blue		Language	Esp	Ita	Por

8OPERATING THE MONITOR