Display apparatus having means for generating a test signal on t

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358 10, H04N 1704

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052473589

ABSTRACT:
The display apparatus includes circuitry for generating video signals for the display of still or motion pictures on a CRT or other display device. The apparatus further includes an arrangement for generating a test signal to display a test image to facilitate adjustment of the brightness (black level) setting of the CRT. The test image includes adjoining regions (100,102) of black and below-black levels, to forming a first image feature which is invisible at the correct brightness setting. If the brightness setting is too high, the first image feature is visible and forms a symbolic instruction indicating the necessary corrective adjustment. The test signal may be stored with picture information on a storage device.

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patent: 4724484 (1988-02-01), Ward
patent: 4891700 (1990-01-01), Meunier
S. F. Quinn et al., "Pluge Method of Adjusting Picture Monitors in Television Studios--A Technical Note", Journal of the SMPTE, vol. 76, p. 925 (Sep. 1967).

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