RGB Spectrum 201 Benutzerhandbuch

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Four categories of adjustment are provided: 

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Brightness

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Contrast

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Saturation (optional composite input only)

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Hue (optional composite input only)

These categories are enabled dynamically, depending 
on the selected input. To adjust a parameter, use the 
associated slider control or adjust numerically with the 
up/down selector. Note that Hue and Saturation apply 
only to the composite input which is an optional feature 
available for the DGy 201 .

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In the Timing List section:

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Use the pull-down “Input” Timing List to select a pre-
defined or user-defined set of input timing parameters 
for the selected input. Once selected, the parameters 
can be loaded or saved. If the timing is user-defined, it 
can also be deleted. It is not generally necessary to 
manually set Input Timing if Autosync is enabled. If you 
need more details on preset and user-defined timings 
please refer to Chapter 6, 

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Click Load to load the selected set of timing parameters 
into the system’s active input registers. If desired, the 
parameters can be edited using the fields in the Video 
Input Timing section.

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Click Save to save a modified set of timing parameters. 
Registers 100 - 160 are reserved for user-defined 
parameters. You will be asked to select and name a 
register.

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Click Delete to delete a selected user-defined timing 
register. Preset registers can not be deleted.

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The timing parameters displayed in the Video Input Timing 
section of the page relate to the settings currently in use.  When 
you use the drop down timing list, the timings shown in the Input 
Timing section are not updated until you load the new timing 
entry.  To view the timing values before loading them, check the 
Show Timing Values check box. When the box is checked and 
a new entry is selected the values associated with the new entry 
will be displayed in the Input Timing section in red.