ViewSonic PerfectSound 29GA - Page 30

9. Input Select Buttons
Input Select
Indicator
RGB AV
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AUTO
INPUT SELECT
Mode Adjustments
Use the Auto Button or the Manual Select
Buttons to select an active video source.
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AUTO
Auto Button: Press the Auto Button to
automatically scan three possible signal inputs
(RGB1, AV1, AV2) for an active video source.
The Auto Indicator will light yellow, and as each
input is scanned, its Input Select Indicator will
light green. When an active video source is found,
the Input Select Indicator will light green and
scanning will stop. If an active video source isn't
found after cycling several times, the monitor
goes into power savings mode (see the Power
Management section).
If more than two video sources are active, the
scanning will stop at the first active video source.
If you want to select the second active video
source, use a manual select button.
Manual Select Buttons: Use the two Manual
Select Buttons to manually scan the three
possible signal inputs (RGB1, AV1, AV2) for an
active video source. If you select a signal input
that is not an active video source, the monitor
screen will be blank, and after a few minutes, will
go into power savings mode.
The Mode Controls are described on the following pages.
In Mode 1, you can adjust the Brightness, Contrast, Color, Tint, Sharpness, and
Volume level. When the monitor is activated, it is set to Mode 1. The Green Mode
Indicator is off in Mode 1.
In Mode 2, you can adjust the Monitor Image Size and Position, Side-Pincushion and
Trapezodial Distortion. The Green Mode Indicator is on in Mode 2.
You use the Control Mode Button to toggle between Modes 1 and 2. (See page 25 for
more information.)
ViewSonic 29GA
Operation