Setting The Screen; Using The Osd Menu; The Osd Menu - Medion AKOYA P54037 Mode D'emploi

7. Setting the screen

The OSD (On Screen Display) menu lets you set specific screen parameters.

7.1. Using the OSD menu

1) Touch the button to activate the OSD.
2) Use the / buttons to select the options from the main menu.
3) Confirm your selection with the
4) Touch the button to get back to a previous menu or to exit the OSD.
Important!
The OSD is only available, when there is a input signal on the screen and the correct souce or setting
has been chosen.
The OSD fades out automatically if you do not touch any button at the monitor within the pre-set time.

7.2. The OSD menu

The following explains the main functions or setting possibilities of the OSD.
AUTOMATIC ADJUST-
MENT
CONTRAST / BRIGHT-
NESS
INPUT SOURCE
AUDIO ADJUSTMENT
COLOUR SETTINGS
button.
utomatically adjusts the horizontal and vertical position, phase (fine tuning) and pulse
frequency (H size)
CONTRAST
For setting the picture contrast
BRIGHTNESS
For adjusting the brightness of the picture
DCR
Here you can switch the DCR function (dynamic contrast) on and
off
ECO
Switch the ECO on and off. Contrast and brightness adjustment
as well as DCR are deactivated in ECO mode
Switch the signal input here
VOLUME
Sets the sound output of the loudspeakers
MUTE
Enables the choice of mute On/Off
For selecting the colours to improve brightness and colour saturation
COOL
Adds blue to the screen and generates a cooler white
NORMAL
Adds red to the screen and generates a warmer white and a more
intense red
WARM
Adds green to the screen and generates a darker hue.
USER COLOUR
Individual settings for red (R), green (G) and blue (B)
PICTURE MODE
offers an optimal display environment corresponding to the dis-
played content
STANDARD
GAME
VIDEO
LANDSCAPE
TEXT
is suitable for general Windows environments
and standard monitor settings
is optimum for PC/TV games
is optimum for playing back movies and mov-
ing pictures
is optimum for displaying landscape pictures
is optimum for word processing and text dis-
play in a
word processing environment
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