Black Box AC139A User manual

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Model AC139A
Multi-Format HD Video Scaler
Converts between HD and PC Video Formats
Model AC139A
UMA 1157 Rev C
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Trademarks Used in this Manual
BLACK BOX and its logo are registered trademarks of Black Box
Cor oration. Any other trademarks mentioned in this manual are
acknowledged to be the property of the trademark owners.
CC and Canadian Dept of Communications Radio requency
interference statements
This equi ment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy
and if not installed and used ro erly, that is, in strict accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions, may cause interference to radio
communication. It has been tested and found to com ly with the limits
for a Class A com uting device in accordance with the s ecifications in
Sub art B of Part 15 of FCC rules, which are designed to rovide
reasonable rotection against such interference when the equi ment is
o erated in a commercial environment. O eration of this equi ment in a
residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the user at
there own ex ense will be required to take whatever measures may be
necessary to correct the interference. Changes or modifications not
ex ressly a roved by the arty res onsible for com liance could void
the user’s authority to o erate the equi ment.
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise
emission from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference
Regulation of the Canadian Department of Communications.
Le pr sent appareil num rique n’ met pas de bruits radio lectriques
d passant les limites applicables aux appareils num riques de la classe
A prescrites dans le Règlement sur le brouillage radio lectrique publi
par le ministère des Communications du Canada.
European Union Declaration of Conformity
This roduct com lies with the requirements of the Euro ean EMC
directive 89/336/EEC

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Normas Oficiales Mexicanas (NOM)
Electrical Safety Statement
INSTRUCCIONES DE SEGURIDAD
1. Todas las instrucciones de seguridad y o eración deberán ser leídas antes de que el
a arato eléctrico sea o erado.
2. Las instrucciones de seguridad y o eración deberán ser guardadas ara referencia
futura.
3. Todas las advertencias en el a arato eléctrico y en sus instrucciones de o eración
deben ser res etadas.
4. Todas las instrucciones de o eración y uso deben ser seguidas.
5. El a arato eléctrico no deberá ser usado cerca del agua— or ejem lo, cerca de la tina
de baño, lavabo, sótano mojado o cerca de una alberca, etc.
6. El a arato eléctrico debe ser usado únicamente con carritos o edestales que sean
recomendados or el fabricante.
7. El a arato eléctrico debe ser montado a la ared o al techo sólo como sea recomendado
or el fabricante.
8. Servicio—El usuario no debe intentar dar servicio al equi o eléctrico más allá a lo
descrito en las instrucciones de o eración. Todo otro servicio deberá ser referido a
ersonal de servicio calificado.
9. El a arato eléctrico debe ser situado de tal manera que su osición no interfiera su uso.
La colocación del a arato eléctrico sobre una cama, sofá, alfombra o su erficie similar
uede bloquea la ventilación, no se debe colocar en libreros o gabinetes que im idan el
flujo de aire or los orificios de ventilación.
10. El equi o eléctrico deber ser situado fuera del alcance de fuentes de calor como
radiadores, registros de calor, estufas u otros a aratos (incluyendo am lificadores) que
roducen calor.
11. El a arato eléctrico deberá ser connectado a una fuente de oder sólo del ti o descrito
en el instructivo de o eración, o como se indique en el a arato.
12. Precaución debe ser tomada de tal manera que la tierra fisica y la olarización del
equi o no sea eliminada.
13. Los cables de la fuente de oder deben ser guiados de tal manera que no sean isados
ni ellizcados or objetos colocados sobre o contra ellos, oniendo articular atención
a los contactos y rece táculos donde salen del a arato.
14. El equi o eléctrico debe ser lim iado únicamente de acuerdo a las recomendaciones
del fabricante.
15. En caso de existir, una antena externa deberá ser localizada lejos de las lineas de
energia.
16. El cable de corriente deberá ser desconectado del cuando el equi o no sea usado or
un largo eriodo de tiem o.
17. Cuidado debe ser tomado de tal manera que objectos liquidos no sean derramados
sobre la cubierta u orificios de ventilación.
18. Servicio or ersonal calificado deberá ser rovisto cuando:
A: El cable de oder o el contacto ha sido dañado; u
B: Objectos han caído o líquido ha sido derramado dentro del a arato; o
C: El a arato ha sido ex uesto a la lluvia; o
D: El a arato arece no o erar normalmente o muestra un cambio en su desem eño; o
E: El a arato ha sido tirado o su cubierta ha sido dañada.

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Contents
1. Introduction.......................................................................................... 5
1.1 General ........................................................................................... 5
1.2 Features .......................................................................................... 7
2. Installation............................................................................................ 8
2.1 Connecting the Video In uts and Out uts...................................... 8
2.2 Other Connections........................................................................ 11
3. Configuration and O eration.............................................................. 12
3.1 Front Panel ................................................................................... 12
3.2 OSD Menus.................................................................................. 14
3.3 Infra-Red Remote control (IR Remote)........................................ 17
3.4 IR Codes....................................................................................... 18
4. Serial Control ..................................................................................... 18
4.1 Read Commands........................................................................... 19
4.2 Key Commands ............................................................................ 19
4.3 Set Commands.............................................................................. 20
5. Troubleshooting ................................................................................. 21
Contacting Black Box ........................................................................ 21
Shi ing and Packaging ..................................................................... 21
6. S ecifications ..................................................................................... 22

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1. Introduction
1.1 General
Thank you for urchasing the Black Box Model AC139A, a owerful
video rocessor and scaling roduct. It combines the functions of many
roducts in one com act and versatile unit. It has both high definition
analog as well as digital in uts. Two out uts are available
(simultaneously active†), one analog (RGBHV) and one digital DVI-D
(HDMI™ com atible).
Figure 1 – Block Diagram
The user can select the desired in ut using individual buttons on the front
anel, on the included IR-remote, or by issuing ASCII RS232 commands.
The out ut resolution can be set can range between 480i to 1080 for
HDTV, or VGA (640x480) to WUXGA (1920X1200) for the PC. The
unit uses the latest high-resolution video scaling techniques to roduce a
su erior video out ut for a cris image on the out ut dis lay. Both video
out uts can also be mirrored horizontally making it ideal for
tele rom ting and rear rojection systems where the image needs to be
.fli ed.
The desired out ut resolution is set directly using individual buttons on
the IR remote, or via unique ASCII RS232 commands. The front anel
can also be used to set the out ut resolution. A user-friendly on-screen-
dis lay (OSD) is used to control the o eration of the device from the
front anel. There are also ‘hot-key’ combinations on the front anel to
directly set the out ut to basic PC or HDTV resolutions so that a icture
can be dis layed on any LCD.
† For HDMI™ com liance, when the DVI in ut is selected, and HCDP content rotection is
detected on the signal, the HD15 analog out ut is blanked. The front anel in ut LED will
blink when this condition is detected. The Digital DVI out ut will be active when connected to
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The DVI in ut is HDCP com liant. This allows the unit to be used as an
HDMI™ Video Scaler (HDMI™ audio is not assed through). When the
digital in ut has HDCP encry tion, the DVI out ut must be connected to
a HDCP com atible LCD (by definition all dis lays with HDMI™ in ut
must be HDCP com liant).
Built-in universal ower su ly kee s the installations clutter free.
The unit can be used to convert and change resolution in the following
ways:
DVI HDMI
(1)
VGA
(RGBHV)
DVI
HDMI
(1)
YPbPr
(Component)
VGA (RGBHV)
Notes: (1) HDMI™ to DVI cable or adapter required
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1.2 eatures
• High definition digital (DVI / HDMI) and analog (PC VGA / YPbPr)
Scaler that acce ts PC RGB (u to UXGA), HD Com onent (480i
u to 1080 ) and DVI (u to WUXGA) and scales them to DVI and
analog out uts at user s ecified resolutions
• HDCP (HDMI™) com liant DVI in ut and out ut
• Out ut resolution selectable from 480i to 1080 (HDTV) and VGA
to WUXGA (PC).
• RS232 Control ort, IR remote, and Front Panel Controls
• Native out ut mode ensures o timal resolution on the screen based
on the dis lay’s EDID.
• Out ut icture adjustments for brightness, contrast, RGB levels
• Out ut can be mirrored! Perfect for tele rom ting or rear rojection
a lications
• State of the art scaling engine for shar and flicker free out ut
• Built-in Universal Power Su ly with standard IEC-320 jack
• Com act, Rugged, Reliable, and Economical
• Rack-mount brackets available

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2. Installation
2.1 Connecting the Video Inputs and Outputs
The video scaler can acce t a VGA (analog RGBHV from PC), DVI
(digital video from PC or HDMI™ source), and Com onent Video (Y Pb
Pr) from any source.
When the source is from an HDMI™ out ut, an HDMI to DVI cable or
ada ter is required. Please contact Black Box if you need to urchase this
cable.
Two out uts connectors are rovided. Both show the selected in ut at the
desired out ut resolution.
Figure 2 - Rear Panel
Video cables for connecting the I/O orts are not su lied with the unit.
If you would like to mount the unit in a rack, lease contact Black Box to
urchase a rack-mount accessory kit for the unit.
Figure 3 – Optional Rack-mount Kit

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Figure 4
Example of HDMI™ to DVI Cable
Y Pb Pr: This is also known as Com onent Video in ut (analog) and on
some equi ment it may be labeled as YCbCr. Since this in ut su orts all
interlace and rogressive resolutions from 480i to 1080 , you can
connect it to both legacy and new equi ment alike as long as it has
com onent video out ut. For a list of su orted resolutions, lease see
S ecifications Section titled “Su orted In ut Formats” found later in
this manual. For exam le; if you are using the DVI out ut of the scaler to
connect to the HDMI in ut of an HDTV, you could use the YPbPr in ut
to connect your legacy DVD layer, or PlayStation™ equi ment to your
HDTV.
VGA: This is the analog RGBHV signal from a PC. A wide range of
resolutions from VGA to WUXGA is su orted. For a list of su orted
resolutions, lease see S ecifications Section titled “Su orted In ut
Formats” found later in this manual. This in ut rovides a convenient
way to dis lay your PC’s video without losing clarity on any TV or
HDTV as long as the TV has either HDMI™ or com onent in uts. Since
the AC139A uses state of the art video scaling, often you will achieve a
shar er image on your LCD even if it has a VGA in ut!
DVI: This is the digital in ut to the Scaler. You can connect to the DVI-
D or DVI-I out uts of any PC. The DVI in ut of the unit su orts HDCP
encry tion. This means that it is com atible with Content Protected
HDMI™ video sources. However, the audio of HDMI source is not
rocessed through and you should configure and use the se arate audio
out ut of your HDMI™ source. The DVI in ut of the scaler can handle
most HDTV and PC resolutions. For a list, lease see S ecifications
Section titled “Su orted In ut Formats” found later in this manual.
Note about DVI input Cable
If you will be connecting to an HDMI™ source you will either need an
HDMI to DVI cable or an HDMI to DVI ada ter.
If you will be connecting to a DVI source you will then need a male to
male DVI cable. DVI-D cables will work since they do not have the
extra ins that DVI-I cables have, but since the AC139A utilizes a
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connector with all the in ositions you could use a DVI-I cable as long
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VGA: This is a dual ur ose out ut. De ending on the out ut resolution
you set it will out ut a PC com atible signal.
Note about HDCP
For HDMI™ compliance, if the input is from an HDMI™ source with
content protection, the VG output is blanked and front panel LED
blinks.
DVI: This is the TMDS digital out ut of the Scaler. You can connect this
to any PC com atible LCD with a DVI com atible connector in ut, or
any HDTV with a HDMI™ com atible connector in ut using the
a ro riate cable.
2.2 Other Connections
RS232: This 9- in D-sub connector is for connecting to your PC or other
serial control device for remote control of the AC139A.
Scaler
Interconnect Cable DB9
M/F Remote Controller
PIN Definition PIN Definition
2 TxD 2 RxD
3 RxD 3 TxD
5 GND 5 GND
AC power jack: This is a standard IEC320 / C14 ower connection. The
unit’s ower su ly is universal (90 ~ 264 Vac, 50 ~ 60 Hz).
Video Outputs

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3. Configuration and Operation
3.1 ront Panel
1. Power: Press this button to turn ON or turn OFF (standby) the
ower to the unit.
2. Menu/Enter: This button serves two ur oses.
A. Pressing the button will bring u the OSD main menu as
shown in the "OSD Menus" section of this manual.
B. To act as an "Enter" key to enter sub menu or to adjust setting
value of the selected arameter.
3. ▲or▼ buttons: The buttons rovide 3 functions:
A. In ut Select (▲): Press the ▲ button re eatedly to select
your desired in ut source. The in ut sources are toggled through
in the following sequence.
B. Auto Tune (▼): Press the ▼ button to initiate icture auto
adjust for analog in uts (com onent or PC/VGA). The scaler
will fine tune the osition (centering) and color of the out ut
icture.
C. When in the OSD menu mode: Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons to
move u or down the highlighted bar to the desired arameter.
Once a arameter is highlighted then ress the MENU / Enter
button to adjust the setting.
4. In ut LED Indicators: The illuminated LED indicates that
corres onding source is being selected as in ut.
5. IR Sensor: Infrared remote control sensor.
Figure 6
Input Selection Sequence
1
2
3
5
4
Figure 5 –
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Front Panel Quick Selection “Hot Keys”
Figure 7
If you are not getting any image on your dis lay, it could be that the
out ut resolution setting of the AC139A is not su orted by your LCD.
Using serial commands or the IR remote, one can quickly switch between
various out ut resolutions. However since the front anel o eration relies
on OSD menu for navigation, it is very difficult to change the out ut
setting from the front anel if you cannot see the OSD. Therefore to
quickly jum to a basic resolution that is su orted by virtually all
dis lays, is a great feature.
If you ress and hold down the MENU button, and then hit the ▲ button
you get a XGA out ut which is su orted by most PC com atible
dis lays.
If you ress and hold down the MENU button, and then hit the ▼ button
you get a 480 out ut which is su orted by most HDTV com atible
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Contrast
Brightness
Hue
Saturation
Picture Mode
Scale
Mirror
Noise Reduction
(H Position)
(V Position)
Exit
User
Standard
Vivid
Movie
Overscan
Underscan
etterbox
Panscan
Full
ow
Middle
High
Off
3.2 OSD Menus
Pressing the "MENU" button brings u the On-Screen Dis lay (OSD)
main menu as shown below:
OSD Menu System
Video Color Output OSD Info
Contrast
Brightness
Hue
Saturation
Sharpness
Picture Mode
Scale
Mirror
Noise
Reduction
(H Position) †
(V Position) †
Exit
User
Normal
Warm
Cool
VGA
SVGA
XGA
SXGA
UXGA
WXGA
WSXGA
WUXGA
480i
480p
576i
576p
720p (50/60)
1080i (50/60)
1080p (50/60)
Native
H. Position
V. Position
Timeout
Background
Exit
Version
Input
Output
† H and V Position are only available for VGA or com onent in ut
Use the▲ or ▼ buttons to move the highlight bar to the desired
arameter, and then ress the MENU button to enter the sub-menu of the
selected arameter.
Video Submenu:
Figure
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To adjust the icture quality, use the▲ or ▼ buttons to move the
highlight bar to the desired item and then ress the MENU to confirm
your selection. At this oint, the selected arameter will turn red, you can
then use the ▲, ▼ buttons to increase or decrease the value of the
arameter. When the adjustment has been com leted; ress the MENU
button to leave that arameter. Move the highlight bar to EXIT, and then
ress the MENU button to exit.
Note: The "H- osition" and "V- osition" are only available when the
com onent or PC (VGA) in ut is selected
Picture mode - There are 4 icture modes to choose from:
User: Select to adjust the arameters to your favorite levels and then
automatically store it.
Standard: Standard factory default settings for o timal dis lay
Vivid: High saturation icture for o timal dis lay in a bright room.
Movie: Picture for comfortable low brightness dis lay in a dark room.
Scale - select over-scan when the in ut source is SD or HD video to
ensure there is no black band around screen boundary. Select under-scan
when in ut source is a PC signal to ensure entire contents (all the way to
the edge) are within the screen boundary.
Mirror – Select mirror to horizontally fli the image. This is useful for
tele rom ting and rear rojection systems.
Noise Reduction - This function only works when the in ut source is
analog RGB or com onent. It will not work for the DVI in ut. There are
four ste s of Noise Reduction: Off, Low, Middle, High. The Noise
Reduction will remove the noise that results from the analog to digital
conversion and digital scaling rocess.
H & V position – Adjusts the horizontal and vertical osition of the
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Color Submenu:
User: Select to adjust to your favorite color tem erature setting.
Normal: Normal color tone setting where white is ure white.
Warm: Warm color tone (white reddish).
Cool: Cool color tone (white bluish).
Output Submenu:
This submenu is used to set the desired out ut resolution. When Native is
selected the unit reads the native resolution of the connected LCD (via its
EDID) and sets its resolution to match it if ossible. If both out uts are
connected (HD15 and DVI/HDMI™); then the native resolution of the
DVI dis lay is used.
OSD Adjust Submenu:
H. Position: Adjust the horizontal osition of the OSD gra hic.
V. Position: Adjust the vertical osition of the OSD gra hic.
Time out: Set a redetermined time to turn off the OSD menu on the
screen.
Background: To select a trans arent or solid background of the OSD
gra hic.
Information Submenu:
In ut: Shows the currently selected in ut resolution Exam le: XGA.
Out ut: Shows the currently selected out ut resolution. For Exam le:
720 .
Version: Shows the firmware version.

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3.3 Infra-Red Remote control (IR Remote)
Power: Press the button once to ower on
the AC139A. Press again to enter standby
mode.
Input: Press the button re eatedly to toggle
through the various in ut sources
HD: Press the button to select the
com onent in ut.
PC: Press the button to select the VGA
in ut.
HDMI/DVI: Press the button to select the
DVI in ut.
VGA through 10 0p: Press any one of the
buttons to directly select the desired out ut
resolution. For other out ut resolutions that
are not covered by these buttons lease enter
Menu/Out ut OSD age to select them.
MENU: Press the button to bring u the
OSD main menu age.
Exit: Press the button to exit from a sub
menu or the main menu.
Up/Down/Left/Right: Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons to move the highlight
bar to your desired arameter during the OSD o eration. Press the  or
 buttons to increase or decrease the setting value of a selected
arameter.
OK (Enter): Press the button to confirm your selection.
Reset: Press the button to reset the unit to the factory default values.
Auto Adjust: Press the button to o timize the osition of the icture
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3.4 IR Codes
The Infra-Red
Remote Control
codes are shown for
users that wish to
program their own
universal remote
control to control the
C139 .
4. Serial Control
The video in ut selection and signal arameter settings for the AC139A
can be controlled via an external control system by using the RS232 ort
on the unit. Use a straight thru M/F DB9 serial cable to connect the unit
to the PC. Only the TX, RX and GND ins are im lemented in the
connector. The RS232 ort o erates at 19200 baud, no arity and 1 sto
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4.1 Read Commands
Command Response Description
R POWER > POWER ON or POWER OFF SHOW POWER STATUS
R SOURCE > SOURCE Comp, PC, DVI SHOW SOURCE STATUS
R OUTPUT > OUTPUT NATIVE~WUXGA SHOW OUTPUT STATUS
R SIZE > SIZE FU ~PANSCAN SHOW SIZE STATUS
R PICTUREMODE > PICTUREMODE
STANDARD~USER
SHOW PICTURE MODE STATUS
R CONTRAST > CONTRAST 0~100 SHOW CONTRAST STATUS
R BRIGHTNESS > BRIGHTNESS 0~100 SHOW BRIGHTNESS STATUS
R HUE > HUE 0~100 SHOW HUE STATUS
R SATURATION > SATURATION 0~100 SHOW SATURATION STATUS
R SHARPNESS > SHARPNESS 0~100 SHOW SHARPNESS STATUS
R NR > NR OFF~HIGH SHOW NR STATUS
R PCHPOSITION > PCHPOSITION 0~100 SHOW PC H-POSITION STATUS
R PCVPOSITION > PCVPOSITION 0~100 SHOW PC V-POSITION STATUS
R PCC OCK > PCC OCK 0~100 SHOW PC CO OK STATUS
R PCPHASE > PCPHASE 0~63 SHOW PC PHASE STATUS
R CO ORTEMP > CO ORTEMP NORMA ~USER SHOW CO OR TEMP STATUS
R RED > RED 0~100 SHOW CO OR TEMP RED STATUS
R GREEN > GREEN 0~100 SHOW CO OR TEMP GREEN STATUS
R B UE > B UE 0~100 SHOW CO OR TEMP B UE STATUS
R OSDHPOSITION > OSDHPOSITION 0~100 SHOW OSD H-POSITION STATUS
R OSDVPOSITION > OSDVPOSITION 0~100 SHOW OSD V-POSITION STATUS
R OSDTIMEOUT > OSDTIMEOUT 0~100 SHOW OSD TIMEOUT STATUS
R MIRROR > MIRROR ON or MIRROR OFF SHOW MIRROR STATUS
R OSDBACKGROUND > OSDBACKGROUND 0~8 SHOW OSD BACKGROUND STATUS
An invalid command will respond with “R-[??]”<CR>
4.2 Key Commands
Command Response Description
K POWER > POWER PRESS POWER BUTTON
K MENU > MENU PRESS MENU BUTTON
K UP > UP PRESS UP BUTTON
K DOWN > DOWN PRESS DOWN BUTTON
An invalid command will respond with “K-[??]”<CR>

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4.3 Set Commands
Command Response Description
S POWER 0 > POWER OFF POWER OFF
S POWER 1 > POWER ON POWER ON
S SOURCE 0 > SOURCE COMP COMPONENT INPUT
S SOURCE 1 > SOURCE PC PC INPUT
S SOURCE 2 > SOURCE DVI DVI INPUT
S OUTPUT 0 > OUTPUT NATIVE NATIVE RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 1 > OUTPUT VGA VGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 2 > OUTPUT SVGA SVGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 3 > OUTPUT XGA XGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 4 > OUTPUT SXGA SXGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 5 > OUTPUT UXGA UXGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 6 > OUTPUT 480I 480I RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 7 > OUTPUT 480P 480P RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 8 > OUTPUT 720P 720P 60HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 9 > OUTPUT 1080I 1080I 60HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 10 > OUTPUT 1080P 1080P 60HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 11 > OUTPUT 576I 576I 60HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 12 > OUTPUT 576P 576P 60HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 13 > OUTPUT 720P 720P 50HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 14 > OUTPUT 1080I50 1080I 50HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 15 > OUTPUT 1080P50 1080P 50HZ RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 16 > OUTPUT WXGA WXGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 17 > OUTPUT WSXGA WSXGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S OUTPUT 18 > OUTPUT WUXGA WUXGA RESO UTION OUTPUT
S SIZE 0 > SIZE FU SCA ER FU OUTPUT
S SIZE 1 > SIZE OVERSCAN SCA ER OVERSCAN OUTPUT
S SIZE 2 > SIZE UNDERSCAN SCA ER UNDERSCAN OUTPUT
S SIZE 3 > SIZE ETTERBOX SCA ER ETTERBOX OUTPUT
S SIZE 4 > SIZE PANSCAN SCA ER PANSCAN OUTPUT
S PICTUREMODE 0~3 > PICTUREMODE
STANDARD~USER
0:STANDARD ; 1:MOVIE ; 2:VIVID ; 3:USER
,PICTURE MODE OUTPUT
S CONTRAST 0~100 > CONTRAST 0~100 CONTRAST 0~100 ADJUST [Default:50]
S BRIGHTNESS 0~100 > BRIGHTNESS 0~100 BRIGHTNESS 0~100 ADJUST [Default:45]
S HUE 0~100 > HUE 0~100 HUE 0~100 ADJUST [Default:50]
S SATURATION 0~100 > SATURATION 0~100 SATURATION 0~100 ADJUST [Default:60]
S SHARPNESS 0~100 > SHARPNESS 0~100 SHARPNESS 0~100 ADJUST [Default:32]
S NR 0~3 > NR OFF~HIGH 0:OFF ; 1: OW ; 2:MID ; 3:HIGH ,NR CONTRO
S PCHPOSITION 0~100 > PCHPOSITION 0~100 H POSITION 0~100 ADJUST
S PCVPOSITION 0~100 > PCVPOSITION 0~100 V POSITION 0~100 ADJUST
S PCC OCK 0~100 > PCC OCK 0~100 PC MODE CO CK 0~100 ADJUST
S PCPHASE 0~63 > PCPHASE 0~63 PC MODE PHASE 0~63 ADJUST
S CO ORTEMP 0~3 > CO ORTEMP NORMA ~USER 0:NORMA ; 1:WARM ; 2:COO ; 3:USER ,CO OR
TEMP SETTING
S RED 0~100 > RED 0~100 CO OR TEMP "RED" ADJUST
[Defaut:47]
S GREEN 0~100 > GREEN 0~100 CO OR TEMP "GREEN" ADJUST
[Defaut:47]
S B UE 0~100 > B UE 0~100 CO OR TEMP "B UE" ADJUST
[Defaut:47]
S OSDHPOSITION 0~100 > OSDHPOSITION 0~100 OSD H POSITION 0~100 ADJUST
[Defaut:50]
S OSDVPOSITION 0~100 > OSDVPOSITION 0~100 OSD V POSITION 0~100 ADJUST
[Defaut:50]
S OSDTIMEOUT 0~100 > OSDTIMEOUT 0~100 OSD TIMEOUT 0~100 SETTING
[Defaut:10]
S MIRROR 0 MIRROR OFF TURN HORIZONTA MIRRORING OFF
S MIRROR 1 MIRROR ON TURN HORIZONTA MIRRORING ON
S OSDBACKGROUND 0~8 > OSDBACKGROUND 0~8 OSD OSDBACKGROUND 0~8 ADJUST
[Defaut:5]
S RESET 1 > RESET ON RESET ACTION
An invalid command will respond with “S-[??]-[xx]”<CR>