Eizo CuratOR EX3220 User manual

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(separate volume) carefully to familiarize yourself with safe and
effective usage.
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connection of the monitor.
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Color LCD Monitor
Installation Manual

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
CONTENTS............................................................. 3
Chapter 1 Basic Adjustment / Setting.............. 4
1-1. Loading the Monitor Settings...................... 4
1-2. Switching Input Signals ............................... 5
1-3. Using Function Buttons ............................... 6
Chapter 2 Advanced Adjustment / Setting ...... 7
2-1. Operation via the Main Menu....................... 7
2-2. Individual Functions of Main Menu............. 8
●Input Cong ..................................................... 8
●Video Cong ...................................................10
●System Cong ................................................11
●Function ..........................................................13
●Window Cong ...............................................14
●Remote ...........................................................16
●Control ............................................................19
Chapter 3 Troubleshooting.............................. 20
3-1. No Picture Displayed .................................. 20
3-2. Imaging Problems........................................21
3-3. Other Problems............................................21
Chapter 4 Reference ........................................ 22
4-1. Main Default Settings ................................. 22
4-2. PinSpecications....................................... 23
Appendix.............................................................. 24
LIMITED WARRANTY............................................. 24
Trademark ............................................................... 25
License .................................................................... 25
Recycling Information ........................................ 26

4Chapter 1 Basic Adjustment / Setting
Chapter 1 Basic Adjustment / Setting
This chapter describes the basic functions that can be adjusted and set by pressing the buttons on the front
of the monitor.
1-1. Loading the Monitor Settings
It is possible to switch to PRESET, FACTORY, or the USER settings that have been set in advance.
PRESET Basic settings are made in advance at the factory. The settings of PRESET cannot be
changed.
FACTORY Returns to settings when shipped from the factory.
USER Various settings including menus can be made for personal use. For details, see “Preset”
(page 11).
1. Press (PRESET).
The preset menu is displayed.
2.
Press to select the PRESET number, FACTORY, or USER number to
load, and then press (ENTER).
The pre-made settings are loaded and the settings are changed. The selectable settings are as
follows.
• PRESET1 to PRESET5
• FACTORY
• USER1 to USER10
Note
• The “PRESET” menu will disappear after ve seconds have elapsed if no operation is performed.
• is displayed for the USER number that has already been registered.
• When selecting a USER number that has not yet been registered, “No Data” is displayed.
• For information about the main default settings, see “4-1. Main Default Settings” (page 22).

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Chapter 1 Basic Adjustment / Setting
1-2. Switching Input Signals
Select the signal input to the monitor and display it on the screen.
1. Press (INPUT).
The “Input Select” menu appears.
2.
Press to select an input signal.
This switches to the selected input signal.
3.
Press (INPUT).
The menu screen exits.
Note
• If you press (INPUT) while the “Input Select” menu is displayed in dual screen mode, the “Input Select” menu
of the subscreen is displayed.
• When RGB / YPBPR is selected, if the color is abnormal, set it correctly with “Input Cong” (page 8) on the
main menu.
• The “Input Select” menu will disappear after ve seconds have elapsed if no operation is performed.

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1-3. Using Function Buttons
Execute the functions assigned to the function buttons (F1 ( ), F2 ( ), F3 ( ), F4 ( ) and F5
( )). For information on how to set a function to each button, see “Function” (page 13).
1. Press F1 ( ), F2 ( ), F3 ( ), F4 ( ) or F5 ( ).
The function menu is displayed.
2.
Press the button with the target function set while the function menu is
displayed.
Note
• In dual screen mode, press (INPUT) to select a screen for performing the target function.
• When the setting of “Function Display” (page 13) is “Off”, the “INVALID FUNCTION” message is displayed if
you press a function button that cannot operate.
• When the setting of “Function Display” (page 13) is “Off”, the “UNDEFINED” message is displayed if you press
a function key assigned to “Undef”.

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Chapter 2 Advanced Adjustment / Setting
Chapter 2 Advanced Adjustment / Setting
This chapter describes advanced monitor adjustment and setting procedures using the main menu.
2-1. Operation via the Main Menu
1. Menu display
1. Press (MENU).
The main menu is displayed.
2. Press to select the desired item, and then press .
2.
Adjusting / setting
1. Press to select the desired item.
2. Press to set.
If “Next Menu” is displayed for items, press , and a next menu is displayed.
3.
Exiting
1. If you repeatedly press (MENU), the menu screen exits.

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2-2. Individual Functions of Main Menu
●InputCong
Setting for each input terminal.
Function Setting range Description
SDI Main Stream 1
Stream 2
Sets the picture on Main screen for dual-stream SDI
signal. This is also applied to the single screen mode.
SDI Sub Stream 1
Stream 2
Sets the picture on the subscreen for dual-stream SDI
signal.
RGB/YPBPRYPBPR
RGB-VIDEO
RGB-PC
Sets to match the connected signal at the Y/G, PB/B, PR/R
input terminal.
• “YPBPR”
Set to Y, PB/CB, or PR/CR signal.
• “RGB-VIDEO”
Set to RGB signals. Signal decision gives priority to
VIDEO system.
• “RGB-PC”
Set to RGB signals. Signal decision gives priority to
PC system.
HD15 RGB-VIDEO
RGB-PC
Sets to match signal connected to the HD15 input terminal.
• “RGB-VIDEO”
Signal decision gives priority to VIDEO system.
• “RGB-PC”
Signal decision gives priority to PC system.
Sync. Select (RGB) Auto
Sync on Green
VBS
Sets the synchronization signal input method for the RGB
input terminals.
• “Auto”
Automatically switches between SYNC input and
SYNC on G. When synchronized with SYNC input and
SYNC on G, SYNC input is given priority.
• “Sync on Green”
When synchronized with SYNC input and SYNC on G,
select this to synchronize with SYNC on G.
• “VBS”
Select this when connecting by synchronizing the
composite sync (VBS) signal with the SYNC input
terminal. E.g., when a non-synchronous R / G / B
image signal and a VBS signal output device are
connected to the monitor, connect the VBS signal to
the SYNC input terminal, and select VBS.

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Chapter 2 Advanced Adjustment / Setting
Function Setting range Description
Sync. Select (HD15) Auto
Sync on Green
Sets the synchronization signal input method for the HD15
input terminal.
• “Auto”
Automatically switches between HD/VD input and
SYNC on G. When HD/VD input and SYNC on G are
synchronous, HD/VD input is given priority.
• “Sync on Green”
When HD/VD input and SYNC on G are synchronous,
select this to synchronize with SYNC on G
Analog
Adjustment
Auto Setup - Automatically adjusts “H Position”, “V Position”, and “Dot
Clock” when the PC signal is input.
H Position 0 to 300 To move screen left and right.
V Position 0 to 100 To move screen up and down.
Dot Clock 0 to 100 When a striped pattern is displayed, adjust so that noise
will decrease when the synchronous striped pattern (noise)
is produced.
Clock Phase 0 to 31 When inputting RGB signals and PC signals, adjust
for ease of viewing if bleeding or blurring of the screen
contour occurs.
Signal Format 4:3
Wide
Sets signal type for unidentiable signals.

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●VideoCong
Adjustments / settings for image display.
Function Setting
range Description
Color 0 to 100 Adjusts color depth of the image.
Tint 0 to 100 Adjusts skin tones.
Brightness 0 to 100 Adjusts image darkness (black).
Picture 0 to 100 Adjusts image intensity.
Sharpness 0 to 20 Adjusts image contour color denition.
Gamma 1.8 to 2.6
DICOM
Adjusts brightness.
Backlight 0 to 100 Adjusts brightness of backlight. In case of multiple windows,
select the main screen. The setting cannot be changed
when a screen other than the main screen is selected.
Color Temp 6500 K
9300 K
Off
Switches tone of the image.
R Gain 0 to 100 Adjusts the brightness of red in bright portions.
G Gain 0 to 100 Adjusts the brightness of green in bright portions.
B Gain 0 to 100 Adjusts the brightness of blue in bright portions.
R Bias 0 to 100 Adjusts the brightness of red in dark portions.
G Bias 0 to 100 Adjusts the brightness of green in dark portions.
B Bias 0 to 100 Adjusts the brightness of blue in dark portions.
Color Gamut sRGB
Native
Sets the Color Gamut.
Input Range 0 to 255
16 to 235
The dynamic range is modulated in accordance with the
input signals from the DVI-D terminal.
• “0 to 255”
Use this setting when connecting PC format source.
• “16 to 235”
Use this setting when connecting video format source.
NTSC Setup 0
7.5
Select set up level for NTSC signals. Note that the standard
level for NTSC signals varies between countries.
• “0”
Set when the dark parts of the screen are too dark.
(0 IRE)
• “7.5”
Set when the dark parts of the screen are too bright.
(7.5 IRE)
Noise Reduction Off
Light
Middle
Heavy
Select Noise Reduction level for picture.