MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CP700E - Manual (Page 63)

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7. Setting the functions (Memory SW menu)
H -START (H - Position )
Function Adjust the H-position timing for the special signal .
NML (Normal) .......... Inputting PAL signal
FRONT .................... Inputting the special signal
When the image is imbalanced and cannot be corrected by H-POSI on basic printing, set to “FRONT”.
When setting to “FRONT”, the printing image may distorted in the special playback of VCR because
“AFC” (“MAIN MENU”
→
“2. SIGNAL SET” ) is invalid.
SPCL TIMING ( Special Timing )
Function Enlarge the setting area of H-POSI (MAIN MENU
→
SIGNAL SET , USER SIZE ADJ ).
ON ............... Enlarge the setting area
OFF ............. Initial setting
When inputting the signal except PAL , the image cannot be moved to desired position in H-POSI of
initial setting.
If this function is set to “ON”, the image can move to right and left direction beyond the initial setting.
When setting to “ON”, the next image may not be stored in the memory during printing.
MONITOR ADJ ( Monitor Adjust )
Function Adjusting the color of image on the monitor.
( This adjustment is invalid on printing.)
MON R-SUB ........... Adjusting the red-sub contrast
MON B-SUB ........... Adjusting the blue-sub contrast
Item Adjustment -32 Adjusting area +31
R-SUB Red-subcontrast add cyan .................................................... add red
B-SUB Blue-subcontrast add yellow .................................................. add blue
4 PRINT SET Print setting 2
PRN DIR ( Print Direction )
Function Selecting the print direction.
NML ............. The margin is made on the lower position.
REV ............. The margin is made on the upper position.
This function is available on S-size paper. But printing is invalid on 2 multi-image, PHOTO 3 x 4, CARD .
PRN SPEED ( Print Speed )
Function Selecting the print speed.
NML ( Normal ) ...... Normal speed
FAST ........................ High speed
When setting to “FAST”, the color of printing image may be light.
Also, the image cannot be stored during printing.
NML REV