SETTING UP FUNCTIONS USING MENUS

Display Settings Menu

Make various settings related to input signals of the computer and AV equipment as well as the settings related to display.

Performing the auto pc

[Auto pc adj.]

P52

adjustment

 

 

Adjusting the total

[Total dots]

P53

number of dots

 

 

Adjusting the tracking

[Tracking]

P53

Adjusting the

[Horizontal position]

P54

horizontal position

 

 

Adjusting the vertical

[Vertical position]

P54

position

 

 

Adjusting the number

[Horizontal pixels]

P55

of horizontal pixels

 

 

Adjusting the number

[Vertical pixels]

P55

of vertical pixels

 

 

Selecting an input

[Input signal select] ....

P56, 57

signal type

 

 

Selecting a Screen mode

[Screen settings]

P57, 58

Selecting a menu

[Menu position]

P58

position

 

 

Capturing a logo to be

[Logo capture]

P59

displayed

 

 

Selecting a logo

[Logo position]

P59

display position

 

 

Displaying a logo

[No signal screen]

P60

(No signal input)

 

 

Displaying a logo

[No show screen]

P60

(No Show)

 

 

Displaying a logo

[Projector on]

P61

(Projector on)

 

 

When Ceiling-mounted

[Image flip H/V]

P61

or for Rear Projection

 

 

Performing the Auto

PC Adjustment

The projector automatically detects the input signal (ANALOG RGB) from the connected computer to make the optimum settings for the total number of dots, tracking, and so on.

Display settings

Auto PC Adj.

OK

Perform the auto PC adjust-

 

ment function.

 

• Most computers can project an image optimally using an auto PC function.

Signal types supported by the computers that can use the auto PC function are listed in the table on page 84.

If an image cannot be projected correctly even with the auto PC function, manually specify the parameters ([Total dots] to [Verti- cal pixels]) for the next item [Input signal settings]. (P53 to P55)

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NEC SX50 user manual Display Settings Menu, Performing the Auto PC Adjustment

SX50 specifications

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