[User Configuration] Menu - Sony BVM-X300 Operating Instructions Manual

Submenu Setting
[Manual Adjustment] If you set the [Color Temp.] to the
[User1] to [User5] setting, you can
adjust the color temperature.
The set values are memorized.
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[Copy From] Select from the following items to copy
the white balance data of the selected
color temperature.
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Note
If [Password Lock] has been turned
[On], the [User1] value is protected by a
password. To change the values, enter
the password.

[User Configuration] menu

Executes [System Setting], [Input Setting], [Function
Button Setting], and [Internal Signal Setting].
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Adjustment Using the Menus
[Adjust Gain/Bias]:
[R/G/B Gain]: Adjusts the
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color balance (gain) of R (red)/
G (green)/B (blue).
[R/G/B Bias]: Adjusts the
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color balance (bias) of R
(red)/G (green)/B (blue).
[Signal]:
[Internal]: Select to adjust the
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white balance by using the
internal signal.
[External]: Select to adjust the
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white balance by using the
signals input from an external
device.
[D65]
[D93]
[D61]
[D55]
[DCI]
[User1]
[User2]
[User3]
[User4]
[User5]
[System Setting]
Submenu Setting
[LED Brightness] Selects the brightness of the indicator's
LED of the buttons, power switch, etc.
[High]: The LED becomes brighter.
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[Low]: The LED becomes darker.
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[Format Display] Selects the display mode of the signal
format.
[Auto]: The format is displayed for
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[Off]: The display is hidden.
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[Flicker Free] Set this to [On] to enable view images
without flicker.
An OLED panel can provide superior
video responsiveness and scan driving,
reproducing images with little contour
or afterimage. However, scan driving
can cause flicker when input signals
have a low vertical frequency (24P/PsF,
50i, etc.). Set [Flicker Free] to [On] to
greatly reduce this phenomenon.
With this mode set to on, quick-moving
images may exhibit contours or an
afterimage.
Note
In the HDR display, [Flicker Free]
cannot be selected. [On] is always set
for signals of vertical frequency 24 Hz,
25 Hz, 48 Hz, and 50Hz. [Off] is always
set for signals of 30 Hz and 60 Hz.
For details on the HDR (High Dynamic
Range) display, see page 21.
about five seconds when the
input of the signal starts.