Panasonic TX-2103MA - Manual (Page 10)

2-1. Registration Procedure
1. Input the signal of the computer which you are going to use into the display unit.
2. Adjust the size and position of the image using the control buttons.
3. Press the memory button. (Registration completed)
(— Precautions;
о When the data display time is extremely short or the front porch or back porch is
extremely long, you may not be able to set the size and position of the image at the
timing you desire even if you adjust the control buttons.
Moire may appear due to timing mode being selected. In such a case, please mini­
mize the level of the moire by changing the amplitude (either of horizontal or
vertical).
2-2. Storage Allocation of Data
The state of the storage area of user mode Press the momory button.
• When open space is availabel. Data are registered in the open space.
• If the timing storage allocation is full The oldest data will be deleied.The new date is re­
gistered in the open space created by the deletion.
• If the timing you want to save is already registe­
red in the user’s timing storage area.
When the memory button is pressed, new data are
overwritten on the already registered data and regis­
tered simultaneously.
• If you want to change size and position of a fac­
tory.
Adjust the size and position, then push the memory
butlon. This will update the Factory Preset.
Note:
If the difference between any of the factory preset timings and the user's timing is smaller than the allow­
able deviation, and the polarity of their synchronizing signals are the same, then they are considered to
be the same timing and the user’s timing will not be registered.
If the size and position of the image are adjusted, and the power is turned off without the memory button
being pressed, factory preset will not re-affected.
Factory preset timing data can be altered by adjusting the size and position of the picture, but the timing
cannot be deleted.
The following table is to record the timing for users.
Data segment
Display image
element
Horizontal
frequency
Vertical
frequency
Polarity of synchronizing
signal
Display area
Horizontal
synchronization
Vertical
synchronization
Horizontal
size
Vertical
size
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