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Automatic input-based presets
While user presets provide the greatest degree of exibility and control, some display conguration
information is automatically stored with each input. If, for example, you always have computer input on
DisplayPort 1 and the output from your Blackmagic Design Decklink or AJA Kona card on HDMI 2, the display
will automatically store conguration information for each input.
The following settings are automatically stored with each input.
● Color settings
○ Active color preset
○ Luminance (if changed from the calibrated value)
○ Downstream RGB adjust
● Image adjustment
○ Image scaling
○ Digital cinema masking
○ Markers
○ Video legal
○ Overscan frame
○ Blue channel only
○ Overdrive
○ Deinterlace
○ Cadence detection
These automatic input-based presets allow you to toggle back and forth between two inputs and have each
one congured specically as required. This is especially useful when toggling between a computer and a
video input, and is primarily designed for this workow usage.
Navigating the on-screen display menus
Use the On-Screen Display (OSD) to adjust the screen image based on your viewing preferences. To access the
OSD, do the following:
1. Press any of the ve buttons on the right side of the front bezel to activate the buttons.
2. Press the Open Menu button to open the OSD.
3. Use the bezel buttons to navigate, select, and adjust the menu choices. The button labels are variable
depending on the menu or sub-menu that is active.
NOTE: OSD menu items that are grayed out are either not supported with the selected video input and
settings.
The tables in the following sections list the On-Screen Display (OSD) menu selections and their functional
descriptions. Selections that are bolded are the factory default values.
42 Chapter 2 Using the display
- User Guide 1
- About This Guide 3
- Table of contents 5
- 1 Getting Started 11
- Features 12
- Front panel controls 13
- Rear and side components 14
- Setting up the display 15
- Mounting the display 16
- Installing a security cable 18
- Connecting the cables 19
- Adjusting the display 23
- Turning on the display 24
- Connecting USB devices 25
- Removing the display stand 26
- 2 Using the display 27
- Updating the rmware 28
- Adjusting luminance 30
- Video signal adjustments 31
- Overscan the frame 32
- Show only the blue channel 32
- The “Fill To” options 32
- 2048 × 1080 1.85:1 1998 1080 36
- 2048 × 1080 2.39:1 2048 858 36
- Working with markers 38
- 16:9 aspect ratio markers 39
- 4:3 aspect ratio markers 40
- Crosshair markers 41
- Marker color 41
- Custom markers 41
- Marker element 42
- Marker info element 42
- Marker position element 42
- Marker style element 42
- Custom marker example 43
- Renaming video inputs 44
- Custom video input names 45
- Using the KVM switch 46
- Customizing bezel buttons 47
- User presets 49
- Activating a user preset 51
- Automatic input-based presets 52
- Color settings menu 53
- Video input menu 54
- Image adjustment menu 55
- Split/PIP control menu 57
- Load/save user preset 58
- Calibration 59
- Language menu 60
- Management menu 60
- Menu and message control menu 64
- Auto EDID update 66
- 3 Display calibration 67
- Calibration environment 68
- Calibration frequency 69
- User calibration methods 70
- Menu-driven user calibration 71
- White point 72
- Gamma/EOTF 72
- Luminance 72
- StudioCal XML calibration 73
- Calibration automation 73
- Conguration 77
- Usage guidelines 77
- File name and disk format 81
- Declaration 81
- Comments 81
- Root element 81
- Calibration element 82
- Calibration info element 82
- Core calibration tags 82
- Target_primaries 83
- Core calibration tag examples 84
- ICC prole generation 85
- Optional calibration tags 86
- Validation 87
- Validation results le 88
- Archive LUT 89
- Download LUT 89
- Upload LUT 90
- LUT folder structure 91
- Non-calibration elements 94
- Marker info parent element 96
- 5 Remote management 99
- Setting dashboard security 100
- Navigating the dashboard 102
- Logging out of the dashboard 102
- 6 Support and troubleshooting 103
- Product support 104
- 7 Maintaining the display 105
- A Technical specications 106
- Preset display resolutions 107
- Energy saver feature 108
- Energy saver feature 99 109
- B Accessibility 110
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