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Display Controller
■ Front
1
1 F1-F10 buttons
2 RGB select button (when using CDL)
3 SHARPNESS knob (normal use)
POWER knob (when using CDL)
4 CHROMA knob (normal use)
SATURATION knob (when using CDL)
5 BRIGHTNESS knob (normal use)
OFFSET knob (when using CDL)
6 CONTRAST knob (normal use)
SLOPE knob (when using CDL)
7 CDL select switch
8 RESET button
9 MENU button
SET button
button
A q
A a CH1-CH4 buttons
button (Power button)
A s
A d Power indicator
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2
3
4
Executes the assigned function.
Selects and adjusts RGB during CDL adjustment.
Adjusts the sharpness of the
Image.
Adjusts the power of the image.
Adjust the color saturation of the
image.
Adjusts the SATURATION of the
image.
Adjusts the black level of the image.
Adjusts the OFFSET of the image.
Adjusts the white level of the image.
Adjusts the SLOPE of the image.
Switches between normal and CDL mode.
Returns adjustments 3 to 6 to default value. When adjusting the
values using the slider in the OSD menu, press the RESET button above
SHARPNESS or CHROMA to return to the default value.
Opens/closes the OSD menu, or moves up one level in a menu.
Moves the selection frame within the OSD menu. Changes settings.
Confirms an OSD menu setting or moves the selection frame up/down
1 level. When the OSD menu is closed, displays various banners.
Sets the button brightness. Rotates among Off→1 (dark)→2 (normal)→3
(bright) each time button is pressed. Even when the power indicator (A d )
is off, it will flash during firmware upgrade, network settings reset, or
when an error is detected.
Changes channel.
Turns the power of main unit On/Off.
Off: power off
Green On: main power supply of display/Power on / during calibration
Green flash: When main unit power is turned on from the display
controller, during firmware upgrade, or network settings reset in
progress
Amber On: main power of display is off/standby or when not paired.
Amber flash: when error is detected
5
6
7
Provides the same control as the
buttons in the OSD menu.
Provides the same control as the
buttons in the OSD menu.
A a
A s
A d
9
A q
Nomenclature
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