Preventing Video Wall Afterimage Burn-In From The Safety Screen Menu - Cisco LCD-110-PRO-52S User Manual

Chapter 4 Adjusting Display Settings
Designating the Position of One LCD Display in a Video Wall from the Screen Divider Menu
When you arrange muliple LCD displays in the grid that constitutes a video wall, you use the Screen
Divider feature to designate the position of each display on that grid. The designation is a number,
counted from left to right and from top to bottom along the grid, that identifies which particular cell (or
intersection) the LCD display occupies. The accepted range of values for this designation is based on
how many rows and columns constitute the grid for your video wall:
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For example, if your video wall grid has 4 rows and 4 columns, the high end of the accepted range would
be 16 because that is the product of 4x4.
Before You Begin
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Procedure
From the main menu, choose Setup > Video Wall > Screen Divider.
Step 1
Choose the mode.
Step 2
Choose the display.
Step 3
Enter the number.
Step 4
Step 5 To save your selections and implement them, push Enter.
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Preventing Video Wall Afterimage Burn-in from the Safety Screen Menu

You can prevent afterimages from burning in on your LCD display when it is part of a video wall.
Before You Begin
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The low end of the range is always 4, because the smallest possible grid has 2 rows and 2 columns.
The high end of the range is equal to the product when you multiply the actual number of rows by
the actual number of columns.
This procedure assumes that you already turned on the video wall feature and made selections to
specify how many rows and columns constitute its grid.
This procedure assumes that your remote control and the front panel controls on your LCD display
are not locked.
Locking Front Panel Controls and the Remote Control, page 2-7
Turning the Video Wall Feature On or Off from the Video Wall Menu, page 4-16
Defining the Width (in Displays) of Your Video Wall from the Horizontal Menu, page 4-17
Defining the Height (in Displays) of Your Video Wall from the Vertical Menu, page 4-18
Preventing Video Wall Afterimage Burn-in from the Safety Screen Menu, page 4-19
This procedure assumes that the video wall feature is already turned on.
This procedure assumes that your remote control and the front panel controls on your LCD display
are not locked.
User Guide for Cisco LCD Professional Series Displays
Using the Setup Menu
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