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3. Input:
With the VOL+/VOL Buttons or by means of a list of selections that can be reached by
pressing the MENU Button; it is possible to choose between the AUTO/ANALOG
PC/ANALOG VIDEO/DVI PC/DVI VIDEO Settings.
AUTO:
Your TV will recognize the type of signal (analog or digital) at the DVI-I socket
automatically.
ANALOG PC / ANALOG VIDEO:
In this setting, your TV will expect an analog input signal at the DVI-I socket. Please
pay attention to the correct selection of the output on your video adapter (VGA or
DVI-A).
DVI PC / DVI VIDEO:
In this setting, your TV will expect a digital input signal at the DVI-I socket. Please
pay attention to the correct selection of the output on your video adapter (DVI or
DVI-D).
Note: The TV is equipped with an automatic, complex recognition of the type and source
of the signal. Nevertheless, incorrect recognition can arise because of the different toler-
ances of your signal source. In this case, use the manual settings for the input
4. Horizontal position:
You can change the horizontal position of the PC image with the VOL+/VOL- Buttons.
5. Width:
You can change the width of the PC image with the VOL+/VOL- Buttons.
6. Vertical Position:
You can change the vertical position of the PC image with the VOL+/VOL- Buttons.
7. Pixel phase:
You can optimize the presentation of text on the TV (e.g. in the case of quivering letters)
with the VOL+/VOL- Buttons.
8. Frequency:
Potential disruptions to the picture (unsteady picture or wave lines) can be balanced
with the VOL+/VOL- Buttons. This setting should only be changed in the case of prob-
lems.
9. You leave the Menu with the EXIT Button.
Note: The device is provided with standardized pre-settings for the above setting values.
Nevertheless, manual adjustment of the settings values may be necessary, to achieve un-
disrupted reproduction and complete reproduction, because of deviating signals of your
video adapter or your video source!