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Picture

adjustment

Picture

adjustment

-

XD

is

LG's

unique

picture

improv-

ing

technology

to

display

a

real

HD

source

through

an

advanced

digital

signal

processing

algorithm.

-

When

selecting

PSM

options

(Dynamic,

Standard,

or

Mild),

XD

is

automatically

change

to

On.

If

XD

setting

is

Off,

PSM

is

auto-

matically

change

to

User

and

ACM

function

is

not

available.

-

XD

function

is

not

available

in

DVI

PC/HDMI

PC

mode.

Function

STATION

PICTURE

SOUND

TIME

SPECIAL

SCREEN

PIP/DW

Prev.

Menu

PSM

CSM

ACM

Contrast

90

Brightness

55

Colour

55

Sharpness

60

On

Off

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

the

PICTURE

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

XD.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

D/E

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

Press

the

EXIT

button

to

return

to

normal

TV

viewing.

1

2

3

4

G

STATION

PICTURE

G

SOUND

TIME

SPECIAL

SCREEN

PIP/DW

PSM

CSM

ACM

Contrast

90

Brightness

55

Colour

55

Sharpness

60

-

Adjust

the

ACM

to

select

the

desired

skin

colour

option.

-

ACM

function

is

available

in

all

modes

except

DVI

PC/HDMI

PC

mode.

ACM

(Active

Colour

Management)

STATION

PICTURE

SOUND

TIME

SPECIAL

SCREEN

PIP/DW

Prev.

Menu

PSM

CSM

Contrast

Brightness

Colour

Sharpness

Fleshtone

0

Greentone

0

Bluetone

0

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

the

PICTURE

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

D/E

button

to

select

ACM

.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

Fleshtone,

Greentone,

or

Bluetone.

Press

the

F

/

G

button

to

make

appropriate

adjustments.

Press

the

EXIT

button

to

return

to

normal

TV

viewing.

1

2

3

4

5

ACM

G

STATION

PICTURE

G

SOUND

TIME

SPECIAL

SCREEN

PIP/DW

PSM

CSM

ACM

Contrast

90

Brightness

55

Colour

55

Sharpness

60

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