RGB Spectrum Quadra User's Guide - Manual (Page 75)

C O M M A N D L I N E I N T E R F A C E
Command Summary
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SIZE <input #> [<s | l>
<repetition>] Activates the size utility, allowing you to resize the
specified input. Controls are:
s = smaller l = larger
q = quit
Size affects the WDR value for the input.
UDC (none) Configures Quadra so that each input is set to full
size.
See also: WALL
UNderScan <input #> [ON | OFF] For the specified input, turns the Underscan feature on
and off. When enabled, it expands the displayed
image to include part of the blanking interval.
VideoAspectRatio <video input #>
[NORMAL | WS1 |
WS2 | WS3 | WS4] Identifies inputs with letterbox displays so that they
may be displayed without black borders. Valid for
video inputs only. Use this command when using a
wide screen display with letterboxed video.
• Normal = 1.33:1
• WideScreen1 = 1.66:1
• WideScreen2 = 1.78:1
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WideScreen3 = 1.85:1
• WideScreen4 = 2.35:1
Default: NORMAL
VideoInterlaceFiLteR <input #> [NORMAL |
TEMPORAL |
ADAPTIVE] Selects the type of de-interlace filter for the specified
input. Applies to composite or S-Video inputs only.
WALL (none) Configures Quadra to operate as a simple 2x2
splitter for wall applications. As a prerequisite, the
source must be split into four sources externally
(using a distribution amplifier). Each identical source
must then be routed to all four
Quadra inputs. When
this command has been executed, a different quadrant
of each input is positioned on a defined output
channel in the following fashion.
• The top left quadrant of input #1 is
connected to output #1.
• The top right quadrant of input #2 is
connected to output #2.
• The lower left quadrant of input #3 is
connected to output #3.
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The lower right quadrant of input #4 is
connected to output #4.
To switch back to full size inputs on each output
channel, use the
UDC command.
Table 4-7. Display Commands Descriptions(Continued)
Command Arguments Description