GE HEALTHCARERAFT VOLUSON E8 / VOLUSON E6
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IRECTION KTD102576, REVISION 7 DRAFT (AUGUST 23, 2012) SERVICE MANUAL
3-24 Section 3-5 - Connection of Auxiliary Devices
3-5-7-1 Adjustment of the VGA Image Resizer Settings
To get the best results in image quality out of this Resizer Box you should make the following settings.
1.) Set the output resolution of the Image Resizer to the native resolution of the monitor:
a.) Press the MENU
key at the Image Resizer and use + (plus) and - (minus) key to navigate to
Output Setup using the On Screen Menu.
b.) Press the MENU
key to enter the sub menu output setup, press the MENU key again to
highlight the Mode Setting.
c.) Choose mode with +
and - key.
When correct mode is displayed press MENU
key to activate the setting.
d.) Navigate to menu item Exit and press MENU
key to leave the On Screen Menu.
2.) Use high quality Video cables especially for longer distances. High quality cables improve overall
image quality due to lower sensitivity on electromagnetic interferences.
3.) Set Brightness & Contrast for best and detailed image display.
a.) Press MENU
key, select Picture Adj. using the On Screen Menu.
b.) Select first item Cont. (means contrast) by pressing the MENU
key and adjust it (using + and
-
key) until you think you get the best result on your monitor and then press the MENU key.
c.) Navigate to Bright. (means brightness) and press MENU
key again to highlight item.
d.) Set brightness to any value you think it results in the best quality image for your monitor and
then press the MENU
key.
NOTE: You may change the Color setting in the same way if you think adjustment is necessary.
e.) When everything is done, navigate to Exit and press MENU
key to leave the On Screen Menu.
Figure 3-19 keys on Image Resizer
!! NOTICE:
Changes get effective immediately. If monitor is not showing anything after a change, your setting might
be wrong. To reset the Image Resizer in case that anything went wrong, press either the MENU
and -
key or the +
and - key until the image reappears. Try other settings that are supported by your monitor.
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