Extron Electronics SME 100 User Guide - Manual (Page 45)

The Auto Image and Auto Memory submenus affect each other depending on whether
they are enabled or disabled. Refer to the table below for more details.
NOTE: If the settings obtained from the auto memory feature are not to be used on an
input signal, disable auto memory before using the auto-image feature.
The table below details the possible combinations of auto-image and auto memory settings.
Auto Memory and Auto Image Features and Interactions
Auto Memory Auto Image Action
On On "New" input signals or rates that have not been
previously detected by the SME 100 initially use default
picture settings. Since auto-image is enabled,
auto-image determines the picture settings that are used,
automatically applies it to image, and the values obtained
from auto-image are automatically saved to auto memory.
The next time the same input signal is detected, the values
that were stored in auto memory are applied.
On
(Default)
Off
(Default)
"New" input signals or rates that have not been previously
detected by the SME 100 initially use default picture
settings. If picture adjustments are made to an input (or
if the auto-image feature is enabled), an auto memory
is created and will be recalled each successive time the
input signal is detected.
Off On When any input signal is connected to the SME 100, the
default picture settings are initially used and is followed by
an automatic auto-image. Since auto memory is disabled,
each input that is connected is treated as a new input
signal and automatically triggers an auto-image. Any
picture adjustments made to the existing input signal are
lost each time a new input signal is detected.
Off Off When any input signal is connected to the SME 100, the
default picture settings are used. Any picture adjustments
made to the existing input signal are lost each time a new
input signal is detected.
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