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3.1.4 Configuration > Output
In the
Configuration
tab, select the
Output
menu to configure, among other things, the unit's video and audio output.
Screen resolution
:
Resolution
:
96x96
to
3840x2160
.
Mode
:
SMPTE
,
VESA
,
CEA-861
,
SONY
,
SAMSUNG
,
CGV CPLine AV-HD
,
PC
,
DENSITRON
,
XGA
,
LESTEL
,
LINSN
, …
Frequency
:
25 Hz
,
30 Hz
,
45 Hz
,
60 Hz
,
50 Hz
.
Overscan
:
720p SMPTE
,
1080p SMPTE
,
2160p SMPTE
,
Personalized
:
X
: horizontal origin of the viewport in pixel,
Y
: vertical origin of the viewport in pixel,
Width
: width of the viewport in pixel,
Height
: height of the viewport in pixel.
Rotation
:
0°
,
90°
,
180°
,
270°
.
VESA DPMS
:
on
(horizontal/vertical sync standby on) or
off
(horizontal/vertical sync standby off) ¹.
Audio output
:
AUDIO JACK35 L+R
.
option
Sound card
: allows to activate or deactivate the sound card:
Volume
:
0..100%
,
option
Mute
:
on
(mute) or
off
(mute on).
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The rotation is not supported for resolutions higher than 1920x1080.
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Some screens may not support certain display modes. In this case, try another mode with the same resolution.
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When supported by your screen and your device, if possible use a 60 Hz mode which is the smoothest mode for scrolling text.
¹ VESA DPMS sleep and standby output is performed either by a screen sleep task programmed into an App, or by a power management task
with the
strongly optimized
mode.
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Some screen, due to their construction, have been designed with an overscan, which means that the edges of your content send by the media
player may not be visible on your screen even when choosing the right optimal resolution for your screen. To alleviate this problem, use the
overscan on your
Qeedji
device to slightly reduce the width and height of your viewport. While doing so, it is recommended to display the test
pattern of the device.
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When using the overscan, for a right configuration of your device, please make sure that your screen is not in
Wall
,
Mozaic
or
Tile
mode.
Summary of Contents for DMB400
Page 1: ...User manual DMB400 4 14 14 002D...
Page 4: ...4 Part I Description and installation...
Page 7: ...7 1 2 1 Device xture...
Page 8: ...8 1 2 2 Device dimensions...
Page 18: ...18 Part II Applicative user interface...
Page 20: ...20 Part III Administration console user interface...
Page 48: ...48 Part IV Con guration by script...
Page 50: ...50 Part V Technical information...
Page 54: ...54 Part VI Contacts...
Page 56: ...56 Part VII Appendix...
