BenQ Fp95g User Manual

							  21   How to adjust your monitor
Main menu mode
You can use the OSD (On Screen Display) menu to adjust all the settings on your monitor. 
Press the MENU key to display the following main OSD menu. 
There are 14 different menu languages, see “Language on page 29” under “OSD Settings” for more 
details. 
For more information on each menu, please refer to the following pages:
• Display menu on page 22
• Picture menu on page 24
• Picture Advanced menu on page 26
• System menu on page 28
There are four main OSD menus:
1. Display
2. Picture
3. Picture Advanced
4. System
Use the 
W (left) or X (right) keys to high-
light a menu item, and press the ENTER key 
to enter the Menu item settings.
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3
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Display menu
1. Press the MENU key to display the main 
menu.
2. Press the 
W or X keys to select DISPLAY 
and then press the ENTER key to enter the 
menu.
3. Press the 
W or X keys to move the 
highlight to a menu item and then press 
the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the 
W or X keys to make 
adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the 
MENU button.
ItemFunctionOperationRange
Auto 
AdjustmentOptimizes and adjusts the 
screen settings 
automatically for you. The 
i key is a ‘hot-key’ for this 
function. 
When you connect a 
digital video output 
using a digital (DVI) 
cable to your monitor, 
the i key and the Auto 
Adjustment function 
will be disabled. 
Press the ENTER key to 
select this option and make 
adjustment.
 
						

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H. Position Adjusts the horizontal 
position of the screen 
image. 
Press the 
W or X keys to 
adjust the value.0 to 100
V. Position Adjusts the vertical 
position of the screen 
image.0 to 100
Pixel Clock Adjusts the pixel clock 
frequency timing to 
synchronize with the 
analog input video signal. 
Not applicable to a digital 
input signal.
See also: 
Picture 
optimization on page 17
0 to 100
Phase Adjusts the pixel clock 
phase timing to 
synchronize with the 
analog input video signal. 
Not applicable to a digital 
input signal. 
See also: 
Picture 
optimization on page 17
0 to 63
 
						

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Picture menu
1. Press the MENU key to display the main 
menu.
2. Press the 
W or X keys to select PICTURE 
and then press the ENTER key to enter the 
menu.
3. Press the 
W or X keys to move the 
highlight to a menu item and then press 
the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the 
W or X keys to make 
adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the 
MENU button.
ItemFunctionOperationRange
Brightness Adjusts the balance 
between light and dark 
shades.Press the 
X key to increase 
the brightness and press the 
W key to decrease the 
brightness.0 to 100
Contrast Adjusts the degree of 
difference between 
darkness and lightness. Press the 
X key to increase 
the contrast and press the 
W key to decrease the 
contrast.0 to 100
Sharpness Adjusts the clarity and 
visibility of the edges of 
the subjects in the image.Press the 
X key to improve 
the crispness of the display 
and press the 
W key to have 
softness effect on the 
display.1 to 5
Color - Press ENTER to enter the Color menu.
Normal Allows video and still 
photographs to be viewed 
with natural coloring. This 
is the factory default color. 
Press the 
W or X keys to 
select this option. Bluish Applies a cool tint to the 
image and is factory 
pre-set to the PC industry 
standard white color.
Reddish Applies a warm tint to the 
image and is factory 
pre-set to the news print 
standard white color.
 
						

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User Mode Tailors the image color 
tint. The blend of the Red, 
Green and Blue primary 
colors can be altered to 
change the color tint of the 
image. The default start 
setting is 50. Decreasing 
one or more of the colors 
will reduce their respective 
influence on the color tint 
of the image. e.g. if you 
reduce the Blue level the 
image will gradually take 
on a yellowish tint. If you 
reduce Green, the image 
will become a magenta 
tint.Press the W or X keys and 
the ENTER key to select 
Red, Green, or Blue. Then 
use the 
W or X keys to 
make the color adjustments.• Red 
(0 to 100)
• Green
(0 to 100)
• Blue
(0 to 100)
Reset Color Resets the User Mode 
custom color settings to 
the factory defaults. Press the 
W or X keys to 
change the settings. • YES
• NO
 
						

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Picture Advanced menu
1. Press the MENU key to display the main 
menu.
2. Press the 
W or X keys to select PICTURE 
ADVANCED and then press the ENTER 
key to enter the menu.
3. Press the 
W or X keys to move the 
highlight to a menu item and then press 
the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the 
W or X keys to make 
adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the 
MENU button.
ItemFunctionOperationRange
Picture Mode
Selects a picture mode that 
best suits the type of 
images shown on the 
screen. 
• Standard - for basic PC
application.
• Movie - for viewing 
videos.
• Dynamics - for viewing
landscape-specific videos
and playing games.
• Photo - for viewing still
images.
• sRGB - for better color 
matching representation 
with the peripheral 
devices, such as printers, 
DSCs, etc.Press the 
W or X keys to 
adjust the value.• Standard
• Movie
• Dynamics
• Photo
• sRGB
 
						

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Senseye Demo
Displays the preview of 
screen images under the 
selected mode from 
Picture Mode. The screen 
will be divided into two 
windows; the left window 
demonstrates images of 
Standard mode, while the 
right window presents the 
images under the specified 
mode.Press the W or X keys to 
change the settings. • ON
• OFF
 
						

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System menu
1. Press the MENU key to display the main 
menu.
2. Press the 
W or X keys to select SYSTEM 
and then press the ENTER key to enter the 
menu.
3. Press the 
W or X keys to move the 
highlight to a menu item and then press 
the ENTER key to select that item.
4. Press the 
W or X keys to make 
adjustments or selections.
5. To return to the previous menu, press the 
MENU button.
ItemFunctionOperationRange
Input Selects the D-sub (analog) 
or DVI (digital) input. Use 
this to change the input to 
that appropriate to your 
video cable connection 
type.Press the 
W or X keys to 
change the settings.• DVI
• D-sub
OSD Settings - Press ENTER to enter the OSD Settings menu.
 
						

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Language Sets the OSD menu 
language.Press the W or X keys to 
adjust the value.
The language options 
displayed on your OSD 
may differ from those 
shown on the right, 
depending on the product 
supplied in your region.
• English
• French
• German
• Italian
• Spanish
• Polish/
Japanese
• Czech/
Traditional
Chinese
• Hungarian/
Simplified 
Chinese
• Serbo-Croatian
• Romanian
• Dutch
• Russian
• Swedish
• Portuguese
H. Position Adjusts the horizontal 
position of the OSD menu. 
Press the 
W or X keys to 
change the settings. 0 to 100
V. Position Adjusts the vertical 
position of the OSD menu.0 to 100
Display Time Adjusts the display time of 
the OSD menu.• 5 Sec.
• 10 Sec.
• 15 Sec.
• 20 Sec.
• 25 Sec.
• 30 Sec.
 
						

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OSD Lock Prevents all the monitor 
settings from being 
accidentally changed. 
When this function is 
activated, the OSD 
controls and hotkey 
operations will be 
disabled.Press the W or X keys to 
change the settings. 
To unlock the OSD 
controls when the OSD is 
preset to be locked, press 
and hold the ’MENU key 
for 15 seconds to enter 
the OSD Lock option and 
make changes. 
Alternatively, you may 
use the W or X keys to 
select ’OFF’ in the OSD 
Lock submenu from the 
’OSD Settings’ menu, and 
all OSD controls will be 
accessible.
• ON
• OFF
Press MENU to leave the OSD Settings menu.
Information Displays the current 
monitor property settings.Press the ENTER key to 
select this option.
Reset All Resets all mode, color and 
geometry settings to the 
factory default values.Press the 
W or X keys to 
change the settings. • YES
• NO