Usage:

Once it is connected to a video source, you can begin to customize the screen to your specific preferences. The settings shown below are the default settings.



The below left image is the first menu option, here you can adjust the Brightness, Contrast, and X-Contrast. X-Contrast will boost the contrast ratio to 15000:1, which will help to make your colors bright and vibrant; blacks on the screen will be more true to black than without a high contrast ratio. The second menu option allows you to change the input selection; in my opinion this menu is not necessary as you can change the input with the buttons.



The next menu allows you to adjust the color settings. Your options are "Warm", "Nature", "Cool" and "User Control". Within the "User Control" option you can adjust the red, green, and blue levels to meet your specific need. You can adjust various other Image settings on the next menu. These options include the Aspect Ratio, Horizontal/Vertical position, Sharpness, and a few others.



In addition to the standard image/screen settings, you can also customize the On Screen Display. If the middle of the screen is not convenient for you, move it around. 10 seconds wasn't long enough for the OSD to disappear, so I adjusted it to 60 seconds. Finally, you can adjust a few other system settings.



All the menu options should allow the monitor to be configured exactly how you want it. I found the default settings to be nearly perfect, and the only thing I ended up having to adjust (other than the OSD length) is the brightness. I typically like my screens to be a little darker than most.