Eizo Coloredge Cg232w Users Manual

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2. Adjustin\f Screen
2-1. Settin\f Screen Res\aolution
Compatible Resolutions/Frequ\aencies
For details on compa\ltible resolutions, refer to “Compatible Resolutions/Frequencies” in the Setup 
Manual.
Settin\f Resolution
When \fou connect the mon\litor to the PC and\l find that the reso\llution is improper, or when \fou want to 
change the resoluti\lon, follow the procedure bel\low. When using video e\lditing equipment, \lrefer to the 
instruction manual for the equipment.
Windows Vista
1. Right-click the mouse an\fwhere on the deskt\lop except for icons.
2.
 F
 rom the displa\fed menu, click “Personalize”.
3.
 On the 

“Personalization” window, click “Displa\f Settings”.
4.
 O

n  the  “Displa\f  Settings”  dialog,  select  the  “Monitor”  tab  and  select  desired  resolution  in  the 
“Resolution” field.
5.
 Clic

k the “OK” button.
6.
 When a confir

mation dialog is di\lspla\fed, click “Yes”.
Windows XP
1. Right-click the mouse an\fwhere on the deskt\lop except for icons.
2.
 F
 rom the displa\fed menu, click “Properties”.
3.
 W

hen  the  “Displa\f  Proper ties”  dialog  is  displa\fed,  click  the  “Settings”  tab  and  select  desired 
resolution for “Screen resolution”\l under “Displa\f”.
4.
 Clic

k the “OK” button to close the \ldialog.
Mac OS X
1. Select “S\fstem Preferences” from the Apple men\lu.
2.
 When the 
 “S\fstem Preferences” dialog is displa\fed, click “Displa\fs” for “Hardware”.
3.
 On 

the displa\fed dialog, select the “Displa\f” tab and select desired resolution in the “Resolutions” 
field.
4.
 Y

our  selection  will  be  reflected  immediatel\f. When  \fou  are  satisfied  with  the  selected  resolution, 
close the window.
  
						

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2-2. Settin\f SDI Input \aSi\fnal
Note
•
 These settings can\l onl\f be made when u\lsing the SD\b input \lsignal.
The f

ollowing settings are l\located on the  menu of the Adjustmen\lt 
menu.
Settin\f Pseudo Inte\arlace
This displa\f method shows the interlaced signals as th\le\f are and gives the video a CRT-like displa\f 
effect.
Tips
•
  can be set un\lder these conditio\lns:
-  The input signal is\l 1080i and the sca\ln t\fpe on the  menu is set to “\bnterlace”.
-  The input signal is\l 1080i and the  menu is set to “Auto” (default setting).
[Procedure]
1. From the  me\lnu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
2.
 Select 

“On”.
Note
•
 When  is set to “On”,  cannot be se\lt.
Expandin\f Si\fnal Outp\aut Ran\fe
The signal range can be expanded to meet th\le input signal from\l 64/1023 - 1019/10\l23 to 0/1023 - 
1023/1023.
[Procedure]
1. From the  me\lnu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
2.
 Select 

“On”
Settin\f SDI Si\fnal
This setting sets \lthe scan t\fpe and s\lignal format.
[Procedure]
1. From the  me\lnu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
2.
 Select 
“Manual”
3.
 Select a scan t\fpe \l(\bnter

lace, Progressive, or PsF).
4.
 Select a signal f

ormat (YUV 4:2:2, YUV 4:4:4, or RGB \l4:4:4).
Tips
•
 The signal f

ormat can be set if \lthe SD\b signal inpu\lt is SD\b-Dual (A-B)\l or SD\b-Dual (B-A).
•
 The signal f

ormat is set to YUV 4:2:2 if the S\lD\b input signal is \lSD\b-1 or SD\b-2.
   
						

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The following settings are l\located on the  menu of the Adjustmen\lt menu.
Adjustin\f Sharpness
Emphasizes the outline of t\lhe image b\f emphasizing the c\lolor difference 
between the pixels composing the i\lmage and to improve a sense of qualit\l\f and 
materialit\f.
Note
•
  ma\f not be adjustable for certain settings. (Refer to "4. Troubleshooting").
[Procedure]
1. From the  m\lenu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
2.
 Adjust the setting\l with  (0 to 10).
Adjustin\f Displa\b Area
The displa\f area can be moved when using a 204\l8-b\f-1080 input signal\l.
[Procedure]
1. From the  m\lenu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
2.
 Adjust the setting\l with  (2 to -2).
Selectin\f Effective Bits for a 12-Bit Si\fnal
This function selec\lts the effective bits for displa\fing a 12-bit signa\ll. 
[11:2]: Displa\fs a signal formed b\f the upper 10 bits\l. (Default setting) 
[9:0]: Displa\fs a signal formed b\f the lower 10 bits.
Tips
•
  can b\le set under these \lconditions

.
- The input signal is SD\b-Dual (A-B) or SD\b-Dual (B-A), and the  (see previous page) 
menu is set to “Manual” and the signal format is set to “RGB4:4:4”.
- The input signal is\l SD\b-Dual (A-B), SD\l\b-Dual (B-A) or “RGB4:4:4”, and th\le  (s\lee 
previous page) menu is set to “Auto”.
[Procedure]
1. From the  m\lenu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
2.
 Select [11:2] or [9\l:0] with .
  
						

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2-3. Displa\bin\f Screen Correct\al\b (Analo\f Input Onl\b)
Note
•
 Allo

w the LCD monitor t\lo stabilize for at least 30 minutes before making image a\ldjustments.
The monitor displa\fs the digital inpu\lt image correctl\f b\lased on its pre-se\ltting data.
The monitor screen\l adjustment is use\ld to suppress flickering of the screen \lor adjust screen p\losition 
and screen size correctl\f accordi\lng to the PC to be\l used. 
To use the monitor \lcomfortabl\f, adjust the scree\ln when the monitor \lis set up for the first time o\lr when 
the settings of th\le PC in use are up\ldated. 
Adjustment Procedure
1 Perform the auto screen\a adjustment.
1. From the  m\lenu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
2.
 Select 
 “Execute”
The Auto Adjustment fun\lction begins (showing a running status icon\l) to adjust flickering, 
screen position, a\lnd screen size automaticall\f.
Note
•
 The A

uto Adjustment fun\lction is intended \lfor use on the Maci\lntosh and on AT-compatible PC 
running Windows. \bt does not work properl\f when an image is \ldispla\fed onl\f on a part of the 
screen (command pr\lompt window, for example) or when a b\llack background (wallpaper, etc.) 
is in use.
•
 
\bt cannot w
 ork correctl\f using wi\lth some graphics cards.
\bf the screen is no\lt displa\fed correctl\f after \lperforming step 1, follow the steps below to adjust the scr\leen.  
\bf the appropriate screen can be\l made, proceed to 5. Range Adjustment.
2 Prepare the displa \b pattern for the analo\f displa\a\b adjustment.
Windows
1. Load the  “E\bZO LCD Utilit\f Dis\lk” to \four PC.
2.
 Star
 t the “Screen Adjustment\l Utilit\f” from the startup menu. \bf it cannot be st\larted,  open the 
screen adjustment \lpattern files.
Tips
•  
F
 or how to open and use t\lhe screen adjustme\lnt pattern files, refer to “Readme.txt” file.
Other than Windows
Download the “Screen adjustment\l pattern files” from our site: http://www.eizo.com.
Tips
•
 F

or details and instructions on opening the “Screen adjustment pattern files”, refer to the “Read 
me” file.
   
						

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3 Perform the auto size adjustment a\fain with the analo\f \ascreen adjustment pattern displa\bed.
1. Displa\f Pattern 1 in full screen \lon the monitor usi\lng the “Screen Adjustment\l Utilit\f” or the 
screen adjustment \lpattern files.
2. From the  m\lenu on the Adjustmen\lt menu, select .
3.
 Select 

“Execute” 
The Auto Adjustment fun\lction begins (showing a running status icon\l) to adjust flickering, 
screen position, a\lnd screen size automaticall\f.
4 Adjust b \b usin\f  men\au in the Adjustment\a menu
(1)Vertical bars appear o\ln the screen 
 Use the  adjustment.
Select the  and eliminate th\le vertical bars b\f using 
 and of the Control buttons.  
Do not contin

uousl\f press the Co\lntrol buttons, as the adjustmen\lt value will change qui\lckl\f 
and make it difficult to lo\lcate the most suit\lable adjustment point\l. \bf the horizontal flickering, 
blur or bars appear, proceed to  adjustment as f\lollows.
(2) Horizontal flickering, blurring or bars appear\l on the screen. 
 Use the  ad\ljustment. 
Select the  \land eliminate the h\lorizontal flickering, blurring or bars b\f using 
 and 
 buttons.
 
Note
•
 Hor

izontal bars ma\f not completel\f dis\lappear from the sc\lreen depending on \lthe PC.
  
						

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2. Adjusting Screen(3) The screen positio\ln is incorrect. 
 Use the  adjustmen\lt.
The correct displa\fed position of the\l monitor is decide\ld because the number and the posi\ltion 
of the pixels are fixed. The  adjustmen\lt moves the image to th\le correct position\l.
 
Select  and use 
 to adjust the pos\lition so that the \lentire image is 
displa\fed. \bf vertical bars of disto\lrtion appear after \lfinishing the  adjustmen\lt, return 
to  adjustment and \lrepeat the previousl\f explained adjustment\l procedure. (“Clock” => 
“Phase” => “Position”)
(4) Screen image i\ls smaller or larger \lthan the actual scr\leen images. 
  Use the  adjustment.
Adjustment is need\led when the input s\lignal resolution an\ld the resolution no\lw being displa\fed 
are different.  
Select \l and confirm if the resolution\l now being displa\fed is the same as \lthe 
input resolution. \bf it is not, adju\lst the vertical resolution us\ling 
 and  and adjust the 
horizontal resolution us\ling 
 and .
Extra image is displa\fed due to excessive dots.
A part of image is cut \ldue to short dots.
5 Adjust the output si\a\fnal ran\f e (D\bnamic Ran\fe) of the si\fnal.
 Use the  of  menu.
This controls the l\level of output signal\l range to displa\f the whole color gradation (256 colors\l).
[Procedure]
 
 
1.
 Displa

\f Pattern 2 in full screen \lon the monitor usi\lng the “Screen Adjustment\l Utilit\f” or the 
screen adjustment \lpattern files.
2. Choose  from the  men u, and press .
3.
 Select 

“Execute”
Color gradation is adjuste\ld automaticall\f.
4.
 Close the P

attern 2. When using the “Screen Adjustment\l Utilit\f”, close the\l program.
   
						

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2-4. Adjustin\f Color
Simple Adjustment (\aSwitchin\f Color Mode)
Changing the color \lmode enables \fou to set the moni\ltor to the appropr\liate displa\f mode.
Selectin\f Color Mod\ae
Pressing  displa\fs the Color Mode m\lenu at the bottom lef\lt of the screen. Each press of  changes 
through 7 modes. 
Press 
 to exit the menu.
 ->Custom->sRGB->E\lBU->Rec709->SMPTE-C\l->DC\b->CAL
Tips
•
 The Adjustment men\l

u and the Color Mod\le menu cannot be displa\fed at the same tim\le.
Color Mode Menu
[EX.]Custom
Settings status of\l Black Level, Brightness, Tem- perature and Gamma Current Mode
Enter button
DVI/
D-SUB SDI
MODE
ENTER
SCAN
TYPE SIGNAL
FORMAT SCREEN
SIZE INFO
Mode button Power button
Control buttons
Color Mode
Selectable Color modes are \las follows.
Mode Purpose
CustomAvailable for the color settin\lgs according to \four preference.
sRGB Suitable for color matching w\lith sRGB compatible peripherals.
EBU Suitable for reproducing the\l color gamut and gamma as se\lt forth b\f EBU (European Broad-\l
casting Union) sta\lndards.
Rec709 Suitable for reproducing the\l color gamut and gamma as se\lt forth b\f the \bTU-R Rec. 709 
standard.
SMPTE-C Suitable for reproducing the\l color gamut and gamma as se\lt forth b\f SMPTE-C standards\l.
DCI Suitable for reproducing the\l color gamut and gamma as se\lt forth b\f DC\b standards.
CAL Displa\fs the screen adjus\lted b\f calibration software.
Color Adjustment of\a the Mode Settin\fs
, ,  and \l settings can be a\ldjusted on the Colo\lr 
Mode menu. Select the desired\l function icon with\l 
and adjust with Control buttons. 
(Setting(s) of  and/or  is defined as s\ltandard default in some modes.)
Note
•
 “CAL

” mode can be adjus\lted onl\f b\f Calibration Software “ColorNavigator”.
  
						

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Advanced Adjustments [\aAdjustment menu]
Color settings of e\lach Color mode can \lbe adjusted and sa\lved b\f using the \l menu of the 
Adjustment menu.
\bn the analog input\l, perform the “Range Adjustment”\l before making the colo\lr adjustments. During color 
adjustments, the color mode ca\lnnot be changed. Select the mode in\l advance b\f using 
.
Adjustment Items
The adjustable items and displa\l\fed icons on the  menu depend on the se\llected color mode. 
Regarding the adju\lstment items, refer to the “Adjustment Conten\lts” on the next page.“ √ ”: Settable/Adjustable “ - ”: Fixed at the factor\f
Icons Functions
Color Mode
Custom sRGB EBU Rec709 SMPTE-C DCI CAL
Black Level * √ √ √ √ √ √ √
Brightness *√ √ √ √ √ √ -
Temperature *
√ √ √ √ √ √ -
Gamma * 
√ √ √ √ √ √ -
Saturation   
√- - - - - -
Hue  
√- - - - - -
Gain   
√- - - - - -
Reset  
√ √ √ √ √ √ √
*  These settings can\l be also adjusted o\ln the Color Mode me\lnu. 
Note
•
 Allo

w the LCD monitor t\lo stabilize for at least 30 minutes before making image a\ldjustments. (Allow 
the monitor to warm up for at least 30 minutes before making adjustm\lents.)
•
 The v

alues shown in percentages r\lepresent the curre\lnt level within the speci\lfic adjustment. The\f are 
available onl\f as a reference tool. (To create a uniform white or black screen, the perc\lentages for 
each will probabl\f not be the same.)
   
						

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Adjustment Contents\a
MenuFunction Description\as Adjustable ran\fe
Black LevelTo adjust the black level as desired 0 - 32
Brightness
To set the brightness of the sc\lreen 0~100%
Tips
• The v alues shown in the “%” are available onl\f as reference.
Temperature
To set the color tem\lperature 5000K~10000K 
in 500 K increment\ls (including 5400K \land 
9300 K)
Tips
• The v
alues shown in the Kelvin are available onl\f as a reference tool.
•
 W

hile color temperature is adjusted,  is adjusted automaticall\f according to the 
color temperature.
•
 \bf the temper

ature is set below 5000 K or over 10000 K, the se\ltting of  
is turned “Off ”. 
•
 \bf  is set, t\lhe setting of  is turned “Off ”.
•
 The def

ault setting for each sRGB/EBU/REC709/SMPTE-C/D\lC\b mode is set to “Std.”, 
which is the temper\lature in conformit\f with each stan\ldard.
Gamma
To set the gamma value 1.6 - 2.7
Tips
• \bf setting the gamm\la v
alue, the using the mo\lnitor in the digit\lal signal input is \l
recommended. \bf using the monit\lor in the analog in\lput signal, set the\l gamma value 
from 1.8 to 2.2.
•
 The def

ault setting for each sRGB/EBU/REC709/SMPTE-C/D\lC\b mode is set to “Std.”, 
which is the gamma \lin conformit\f with each stan\ldard.
Saturation
To change the satur\lation -100~100 
Setting the minimum level (-100) turns the 
image to the monoc\lhrome.
Note
• This function does\l not enab
le to displa\f ever\f color gradation.
Hue
To change the flesh \lcolor, etc. -100~100
Note
• This function does\l not enab le to displa\f ever\f color gradation.
Gain
To change each color\l 
(red, green and blue) 0~100% 
B\f adjusting the re\ld, green and blue color 
tones for each mode, custom colors can\l be 
defined. Displa\f a white or gra\f background 
image and adjust t\lhe .
Tips
• The v
alues shown in the “%” are available onl\f as reference.
•
 The  setting invalidates this setti\lng. The  setting\l varies with 
color temperature.
Note
• This function does\l not enab le to displa\f ever\f color gradation.
Reset
To return the color setting\ls to the 
default settings Select the .\l
  
						

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2-5. Chan\fin\f Screen Siz\ae Ratio
The screen size ratio can be selecte\ld using the  function on the\l  menu.
Chan\fin\f Screen Size Ratio for Input Screen
->  Select the .
Select the  in the \l menu and select the sc\lreen size b\f using 
 and 
.
When usin\f DVI/D-SUB input si\fn\aal
Mode Function
EnlargedDispla\fs the picture on t\lhe screen in full, \lirrespective of the picture’s resolution. 
Since the vertical resolution an\ld horizontal resolution ar\le enlarged at same \lrates, 
some horizontal or vertical image ma\f disappear.
Normal Displa\fs the picture on t\lhe screen using th\le same resolution o\lf the input signal.\l
Normal
Enlarged
(Default Setting)
When usin\f SDI input\a si\fnal (input si\fnal\a NTSC or PAL)
Mode Function
Dot b\f DotDispla\fs the picture on t\lhe screen using th\le same resolution o\lf the input signal.\l
4:3 Displa\fs the input video expanded to a vertical resolution of 1080 while maintaining 
the aspect ratio to 4:3 (horizontal: vertical).
16:9 Displa\fs the input video expanded to a vertical resolution of 1080 while maintaining 
the aspect ratio to 16:9 (horizontal: vertical).
Letter Box Displa\fs the letter box input video expanded to a vertical resolution of\l 1080 while 
maintaining the as\lpect ratio.
Dot b\f Dot
4:3 
(Default Setting)
16:916:9
Letter Box
Letter Box