Configuring The Display Settings; Adjusting The Multi-Touch Chassis Video Display; On Screen Display - 3M C3266PW Guia Del Usuario

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Configuring the Display Settings

After you connect your Multi-Touch Display and turn on your computer, you may need
to configure the display settings. The ideal setting for the Multi-Touch Chassis Display is
as follows:
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Display mode (video resolution) 1920 x 1080
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Refresh rate (vertical sync) 60 Hz
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Color depth (number of colors) at least 16-bit (high color)

Adjusting the Multi-Touch Chassis Video Display

The controls for adjusting the video display are located on the back of the Multi-Touch
Chassis Display. These buttons let you display the on-screen menu to adjust the video
image. Before you make any adjustments:
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Adjust the controls in your normal lighting conditions.
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Display a test image or pattern whenever you adjust the video.

On Screen Display

Your Multi-Touch Chassis Display has seven controls for adjusting the video display.
POWER SOURCE
Power -- Turns the display on and off.
Source -- Selects the applicable input source: VGA, HDMI, Display port, or DVI.
Settings are saved automatically.
Up -- Press to move among the menus and from the menu selection to specific choices.
Down -- Press to move among the menus and from the menu selection to specific
choices.
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(plus sign) – Press to increase the volume.
- (minus sign) -- Press to decrease the volume.
Menu -- Shows or hides the onscreen display menu and acts as the Select key when
scrolling through menu options. Refer to Menu Navigation below for additional
information.
If you do not press any buttons, the display adjustment program times out (adjustable up
to 30 seconds) and hides the menu options. Press the Menu button at any time to display
the options again.
Pressing Menu will pull up the On Screen Display (OSD) menus to control the Picture,
Color, Display, OSD Settings, and Setup, as shown below.
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