OSD Menu Structure, Example of OSD Menu, Main Menu | InFocus TD32

OSD Menu Structure

•OSD (On Screen Display) allows users to control or adjust various features and settings in accordance with his/her preferences.

•Press the Menu/Set button on the remote control to see the main OSD menu.

EXAMPLE of OSD Menu

Picture
Mode	Standard
Temperature	Normal
Video NR	ON
Film Mode	OFF
Screen Format	Wide

1Main Menu

Press Menu/Set button on the remote control to enter the main OSD menu. First, select Main menu item you need with CH+/CH- key.

To select a main menu items, just press VOL+ or Menu/Set button on the Remote Control.

2Sub Menu

Each menu item has its own sub menu items to set.

3Sub Menu items

A : If there is no part, the item has an sub menu.

You can enter the sub menu and adjust an item you need.

Select sub-menu item with CH+/CH- button on the remote control and press VOL+ or Menu/Set button to enter the submenu.


B : If there is a	part, you can set the item by selecting		. Ex) ON or OFF
Press VOL+ or Menu/Set button to set a		part, and adjust it with CH+/CH- key.

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InFocus TD32, TD40 NTSC manual OSD Menu Structure, Example of OSD Menu, Main Menu, Sub Menu items

Contents

USER’S Guide Contents Setting the Picture FCC Notice Page Important Safety Information Follow all operating and use instructions Important Safety Information Important Safety Information Only use the specified batteries OSD Key Position AccessoriesViewing the Control Panel OSD Key Function Back panel of the monitor RS-232C To control from PC Viewing the Connecting PanelBack Panel and Jacks For PC, Set top box Connects a sound signal from PC or DVI RS-232C ConfigurationsConnects a control signal from a PC Connects a sound signal from component Viewing the Remote Control Key Description PIP Picture In Picture Keys Move key Move the position of PIP window OFF Small Large Twin Load two AAA batteries, taking Reception Range of Remote ControlLoading the Batteries Care that the + and ends face Correct direction Installation Table Stand Installation Optional Speaker Installation Optional Speaker Accessories Connecting the TV Cable Connecting the TV Cable Watching VCR Connecting the VCRConnecting the VCR With S-Video How to use Connecting the DVDConnecting the DVD Component Input ports With Component Connecting the Set Top BoxHow to connect With RGBD-Sub or DVI Pin Configuration Connecting the PC D-Sub & DVIConnecting a PC to the Monitor 15Pin Signal Cable based on protruded pin Displayable Monitor Specification Vertical Frequency Hz Turning the Monitor On/Off Volume ControlBasic Operation Select Source Main Menu OSD Menu StructureExample of OSD Menu Sub Menu Channel Type Setting the ChannelThen the tuning bar will appear and scanning will start Auto Scan Digest Adjust the fine tune with VOL+ or VOL- buttonFine Tune Add the current channel into the scanned channel list Set the favorite channelSkip and Fav menu appear Remove the current channel from the scanned channel list Setting the Picture Mode Adjust User Mode Color ContrastBrightness Tint Normal TemperatureCool 1 Warm 1 Video NR Screen Format Panorama Expands Wide mode screen verticallyScreen Format Description Wide Zoom Setting the Picture PC Geometry MismatchMatch Balance Setting the SoundSound Mode User Adjust Spatial Effect AVCAuto Volume Control MTS Multichannel Television Sound PIP Picture In Picture Setting the OthersTranslucent Size in PIP Picture In Picture Source in PIP Picture Swap in PIP Picture In Picture Change the position of the PIP window AdvancedPosition in PIP Sub Menu, there are four positions Language in Advanced Set ID in AdvancedBlue Back in Advanced Front Key Lock in Advanced Chip TV Parental Guidelines Select TV Blocking with CH+/CH- button on TV Blocking in V-ChipMovie Blocking in V-Chip Enter to Change Password in V-ChipChip Blocking in V-Chip On Time Setting the TimeTime Set On Time Cursor moves into Parts On VolumeOn Channel Off Time Sleep Troubleshooting Problem Quick Action for Possible Solution Warranty Card Limited Warranty Limited Warranty Period To Be Eligible For Limited Warranty Coverage