Using the memory, Storing the current condition, Calling up the stored condition – Sony PFM-500A2WU User Manual
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Using the Memory
You can save the current picture condition by each
input signal using MEMORY function.
The saved condition can be restored whenever
necessary.
The items in PIC CONTROL, PIC SIZE and CONFIG
(only for ENHANCE and H FILTER) menus can be
memorized.
You can save the picture condition of up to five input
signals.
Storing the Current Condition
1
Press MENU.
The main menu appears on the monitor screen.
2
Press
>/. to move the cursor (z) to “MEMORY”
and press ENT.
The MEMORY menu appears on the monitor
screen.
3
Press
>/. to move the cursor (z) to “SAVE” and
press ENT.
The following menu appears on the monitor
screen.
4
Press
>/. to move the cursor (z) to MEM 1 to 5
and press ENT.
“COMPLETED” message appears for about five
seconds.
The current data is stored under the selected
memory number.
If any data has been stored in the selected memory
number, the signal type and the color system or
horizontal frequency/vertical frequency are now
displayed on the right column next to the selected
memory number.
Calling Up the Stored Condition
1
In the MEMORY menu, press
>/. to move the
cursor (z) to “LOAD” and press ENT.
The following menu appears on the monitor
screen.
2
Press
>/. to move the cursor (z) to MEM 1 to 5
and press ENT.
“COMPLETED” message appears for about five
seconds.
The picture is adjusted to the selected condition.
Signal type
M A I N
M E N U
P I C
C O N T R O L
P I C
S I Z E
C O N F I G
M E M O R Y
R E M O T E
S T A T U S
S E L E C T
C A N C E L
ENTER
MENU
M E M O R Y
L O A D
S A V E
S E L E C T
C A N C E L
ENTER
MENU
S A V E
M E M
1 : E M P T Y
M E M
2 : E M P T Y
M E M
3 : E M P T Y
M E M
4 : E M P T Y
M E M
5 : E M P T Y
S E L E C T
C A N C E L
ENTER
MENU
S A V E
M E M
1 : R G B
3 1 . 5 kHz
6 0 Hz
M E M
2 : E M P T Y
M E M
3 : E M P T Y
M E M
4 : E M P T Y
M E M
5 : E M P T Y
S E L E C T
C A N C E L
ENTER
MENU
Color system or horizontal/vertical frequency
L O A D
M E M
1 : R G B
3 1 . 5 kHz
6 0 Hz
M E M
2 : E M P T Y
M E M
3 : E M P T Y
M E M
4 : E M P T Y
M E M
5 : E M P T Y
S E L E C T
C A N C E L
ENTER
MENU