McIntosh MDLP2 owner manual Picture Adjust Menu, Picture Mode Selection

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Picture Adjust Menu
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1.Press the MENU Push-button on either the Projec- tor Control Panel or on the Remote Control. Refer to figures 14 and 15.

2.Using the Navigation ▲UP or ▼DOWN Push-button, select CONFIG. from the Main Menu choices. Refer to figure 21.

 

Standard 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Picture Adjust

 

 

Auto Power Off

Enable

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fine Menu 1

 

 

Trigger 2

Full

On

 

Fine Menu 2

 

 

Trigger 2

Normal

On

 

 

 

 

Input Signal

 

 

Trigger 2

Zoom

On

 

 

 

Standard 1

On-Screen Display changes to show a window. ReferPicture Adjust

Picture Mode SelectionFine Menu 1

Manual backgroundFine Menu 2

Manual backgroundInput Signal

Manual background RGB/HD Adjust

Manual backgroundManual background HDMI

Manual backgroundDisplay

Manual backgroundOSD/Blanking

Manual backgroundConfig.

 

Theater

Default

 

 

Standard

1

 

 

Dynamic

Default

 

User

1

 

 

 

Figure 23

Default

1

2

3

RGB/HD Adjust

Trigger 2 V-stretch

On

HDMI

Trigger 2 Through

On

Display

Remote Control

 

OSD/Blanking

Reset Lamp Life

 

Config.

Reset All

 

Figure 21

3. Using the Navigation ►RIGHT Push-button plus the

3.Reselect the memory location from step one and then press the SELECT/ENTER Push-button.

Picture Adjust Menu

There are various image adjustments available as follows: Refer to figure 24.

User 1

▲UP or ▼DOWN Push-button, select REMOTE

CONTROL from the Config. Menu choices.

4. Press the Navigation ►RIGHT Push-button and the

On-Screen Display changes to show a window. Refer

to figure 22.

5. Press the ◄LEFT or

►RIGHT Navigation

 

 

 

 

Push-button to select

9ES

 

 

.O

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 22

YES to disable the

 

Picture Adjust

Gamma

A

Fine Menu 1

Contrast

0

Fine Menu 2

Brightness

0

Input Signal

Color

0

RGB/HD Adjust

Tint

0

HDMI

Sharpness

0

Display

Color Temp.

3

OSD/Blanking

Lamp Mode

Normal

Config.

Iris

3

A

B

C

D

E

Theater

Standard

Dynamic

enternal sensors or NO

to activate the internal sensors.

6.In order to activate the sensor choice, it is necessary to press the ENTER Push-button on the Control Panel.

Note: The SELECT Push-button on the Remote Control will not activate the choice.

Picture Mode Selection

The MDLP2 has three predefined Picture Modes; Theater, Standard, Dynamic. There are also nine User definable Picture Modes. Refer to figure 23. A Picture Mode is a Memory Location that remembers the current image set- tings which are adjustable for the currently selected input.

There are two ways to select the Picture mode: selecting a mode from the On-Screen MENU or pressing the Picture Mode push-buttons (THTR, STD, DYN) on the Remote Control. To have the MDLP2 memorize the current setting perform the following:

1.Select a memory location (U1 thru U9) and then press the SELECT/ENTER Push-button.

2.Make the changes to the image using the menu sys- tem.

Figure 24

Gamma - There are eight different settings changing a narrow range of the gray scale.

Color Temp. - The Color Temperature affects to what de- gree of neutrality the gray scale is.

Setting - Color Temperature (° Kelvin)

15250° K (overall reddish tint)

25800° K (slightly overall reddish tint)

3 6500° K (most neutral, default setting)

4 7500° K (slightly overall bluish tint)

5 9300° K (overall bluish tint)

HB

High Bright (Display brightest image)

Lamp Mode - The Normal setting provides a brightly il- luminated image with reasonable projector lamp life. The Economy setting has slightly reduced illumination with an increase in lamp life.

Iris - The settings effect the overall image brightness and contast. The “1” setting will increase the contrast and decrease the brightness of the image. The “3” setting will decrease the contrast and increase the brightness of the image.

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McIntosh MDLP2 owner manual Picture Adjust Menu, Picture Mode Selection, On-Screen Display changes to show a window. Refer