Method for adjusting video signal gain

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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358 29, 358 27, 358 10, 358 41, H04N 964

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for adjusting video signal gain includes a comparator receiving G color signals on a first input terminal and a selected one or R color and B color signals on a second input terminal, a microcomputer receiving the output of the comparator for generating control and indication signals and a display device for receiving the indication signals from the microcomputer for providing pedestal level and gain adjustment status indications. According to one aspect of the invention, a lens is opened or closed based on control signals generated by the microcomputer so as to prepare the apparatus for pedestal level and gain adjustment. A method for performing preparatory and adjusting steps for each of the R color and B color signals is also disclosed. According to the present invention, the gain adjustment can be carried out simply and conveniently without requiring a separate apparatus.

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