SETTING UP YOUR D 200 continued | 17 |
VIDEO SETUP MENU
This is the first menu page you should set up; it’s used to adapt the D 200 to the type of TV you are using. The D 200 comes from the factory with the HDMI output turned on and a screen shape of 16:9 which is suitable for widescreen TVs.
HDMI OUTPUT
If your TV is equipped with an HDMI input you will want to set the D 200’s HDMI output to ON. When the D 200’s HDMI out- put is turned on, “HDMI” will illuminate continuously on the front panel display. If the HDMI output is turned on and the D 200 is not connected to a TV with an HDMI input, or if the HDMI TV is not turned on, then “HDMI” will flash on and off.
Note: Progressive scan (SCAN TYPE) is not available through the component video outputs when HDMI is set to ON.
HDMI FORMAT
This changes the HDMI colors in case you are using a
The three settings are YCbCr, RGB NORMAL and
RGB ENHANCED.
-Select YCbCr if your TV has an HDMI input.
-Select RGB NORMAL if you are using a TV with a
DVI input (with a
-Select RGB ENHANCED if the black levels do not look
correct when using a DVI connection. RGB ENHANCED outputs the video signals with a digital RGB video level (data range) of 0 (black) to 246 (white). These settings are determined by your particular TV; for details, refer to the operating instructions of your TV.
VIDEO OUTPUT
This selects the resolution of the video signals output from the HDMI jack. VIDEO OUTPUT should be set to match your TV’s native resolution. The native resolution of most
Refer to the operating instructions of your TV for details on its native resolution. We invite you to experiment with these settings to see which looks best.
Note: If you don’t see any picture after selecting a resolution, it may mean that you selected a resolution that is incompatible with your TV. The AUTO setting will allow your D 200 and TV to “talk” to each other and set the appropriate resolution automatically.
