Extron Electronics LANCIAxi User Guide - Manual (Page 15)

Extron • SENTOSA xi LQ & LANCIA xi LD • User’s Manual
#2 – SERR REM (Serration Pulse Removal)
Disabled – Serration pulses are passed along with the
vertical sync pulse.
Enabled – Serration pulses are removed from the output
vertical sync pulse.
#3 – SPLIT SCR (Sentosa xi = Tri-screen, Lancia xi = split screen)
Disabled – Split screen is disabled.
Enabled – Split screen (Demo Mode) displays the selected
input interlaced video on the left side of the
screen. The remainder of the screen depends on
the model.
• Sentosa xi displays line quadrupled video in the
center of the screen and line doubled video on
the right side of the screen.
• Lancia xi displays line doubled video on the
right half of the screen.
#4 – STILL (STILL Mode)
Disabled – Motion Compensation Mode – optimizes motion
video such as from VCRs, DVDs, Tuners, etc.
Enabled – Motionless video, such as text, will have
enhanced resolution for easier reading.
#5 – VGA (VGA Mode) Lancia xi only, SPARE on Sentosa xi
Disabled – The output will have twice the number of input
horizontal lines per screen scan. For NTSC, the
number of horizontal lines per screen scan,
normally 262.5, will double to 525. For the PAL
system, the number of horizontal lines per screen
scan, normally 312.5, will double to 625 lines.
(This description assumes that SW#3, Split
Screen, is disabled).
Enabled – Active vertical resolution becomes 480 non-
interlaced horizontal lines, regardless of the input.
#6 – H+ (Horizontal Sync Polarity Positive)
Disabled – The horizontal sync polarity will be negative.
Enabled – The horizontal sync polarity will be positive.
#7 – V+ (Vertical Sync Polarity Positive)
Disabled – The vertical sync polarity will be negative.
Enabled – The vertical sync polarity will be positive.
#8 – X MODE (Executive Mode)
Disabled – All front panel operations are enabled.
Enabled – Front panel picture controls (Color, Tint, Contrast
and H Shift) are locked out. MIN and MAX LEDs
are on together to indicate that Executive Mode is
enabled.
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