Smartec STM-150, User Manual

Motion Mode

 changes the scanning method of the LCD monitor.

Tip

 : There are three methods which can be controlled.(Motion /Still /Progressive)

Still

 and 

progressive 

modes are progressive scan but 

progressive

 is better 

            than 

still

 for moving images and 

Still

 is better than 

progressive

 for still 

            images. 

Motion

 uses the interlace scan.

Use Motion mode when the video source contains moving images.
(For example, DVD or VCR)

Note:

Progressive mode is not supported on the 20.1" Monitor.

Under Scan

adjusts the image size.

Input

selects between the composite (BNC) or Y/C (4 pin S-video) to be displayed.

Filter

 adjusts 

Filter "ON"

 to reduce the onput video noise.

AFC 

(auto frequency control) is used to adjust for the skew distortion of a video 

signal from a recorder (or other equipment).
The options are : NORMAL, SLOW, and FAST.

DVCO

 is used to reduce unwanted vertical lines flowing horizontally.

 Tip :

 In some case, vertical lines flowing to the right or left appear depending 

                on the video source.
                When flowing vertical lines appear, it is convenient to reduce them by 
                adjusting the 

DVCO.

Recall

sets the monitor to the original factory setting.

Hot Keys

Without pushing the menu button, the left(   ,   ) and right pairs(   ,   )of buttons 
function as direct access buttons(Hot keys).
The left pair adjusts 

Brightness

, and the right pair adjusts 

Volume

.

Language:

English

 sets the OSD language of the menu to English.

Deutsch

 sets the OSD language of the menu to German.

  Fran  ais

 sets the OSD language of the menu to French.

  Italiano

 sets the OSD language of the menu to Italian.

  Espa  ol

 sets the OSD language of the menu to Spanish.

  Polski

 sets the OSD language of the menu to Polish.

Cesky 

sets the OSD language of the menu to Czech.

Sharpness

 sets the desired sharpening enhancement to the picture.

Color

 adds coloring to the block and white picture content (of a color signal), and is

usually set for pleasing faces.

Tint

 adjusts all the colors on the screen, but is most noticeable to the eye in reds 

and yellows, and is also usually set for pleasing face tones. 
(Appears in NTSC

mode only).

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