Extron Electronics MGP 462D - Manual (Page 30)

Operation, cont’d
MGP 462 • Operation 3-8
Input configuration submenu adjustments
The table below shows which Adjust knob to use to make the selections and
adjustments that are accessed through the Input Configuration submenus.
Input Configuration submenu Horizontal knob adjustment Vertical knob adjustment
Video type
The following video signal types are
accepted:
RGB S-video
YUVp Composite video
YUVi SDI (MGP 462D only)
RGBcvS
Select input #1-6. Select the desired video format for the
displayed input.
Defaults:
Inputs 1-4
− RGB
Inputs 5 and 6 − Composite
Film mode
For low resolution inputs. The video
signal type for the input you are
configuring must be set to YUVi,
composite video, or S-video in order
to place the input in Film mode.
Select input #1-6.
Shows current Film mode status
for the displayed input:
ON
, OFF, or na (not applicable).
Select ON or OFF to turn 3:2 or 2:2 pulldown
(Film mode) on and off for the selected input.
Vertical start position
Distance in lines from the top edge
of the input's total video display area
to the top edge of its active area
Select input #1-6.
Shows the current vertical start
point for the displayed input.
Increase or decrease the value indicating the
distance in lines from the top edge of the video
display's total area to the top edge of its active
area. The default is 128.
Horizontal start position
Distance in pixels from the left edge
of the input's total video display area
to the left edge of its active area
Select input #1-6.
Shows the current horizontal
start point for the displayed
input.
Increase or decrease the value indicating the
distance in pixels from the left edge of the
video display's total area to the left edge of its
active area. The default is 128.
Pixel phase 1
The point at which pixels are
sampled for window 1. (The values
cannot be changed when the input is
YUVi, S-video, or composite video.)
Select input #1-6 for window 1. Increase or decrease the displayed value to
move the pixel sampling point for window 1
in to an optimal sampling point that ensures
output clarity. The range of settings is 0-31;
the default is 16.
Pixel phase 2
The point at which pixels are
sampled for window 2. (The values
cannot be changed when the input is
YUVi, S-video, or composite video.)
Select input #1-6 for window 2. Increase or decrease the displayed value to
move the pixel sampling point for window 2
to an optimal sampling point that will ensure
output clarity. The range of settings is 0-31;
the default is 16.
Total pixels
Width in pixels of the total video
display area. (The values cannot be
changed when the input is YUVi,
S-video, or composite video.)
Select input #1-64. Increase or decrease the width in pixels of the
total video display area of the selected input.
The default is marked with an asterisk (*).
Active pixels
Width in pixels of the active video
area Select input #1-6. Increase or decrease the width in pixels of the
active video area of the selected input. The
default is marked with an asterisk (*).
Active lines
Height in lines of the active video
area
Select input #1-6. Increase or decrease the height in lines of the
active video area of the selected input. The
default is marked with an asterisk (*).