How to Adjust a Sony Trinitron Computer Monitor Screen
Although most individuals are currently utilizing flat panel displays for their computing needs, CRT monitors like the Sony Trinitron offer some advantages, mostly in response time (how quickly an image displays after being processed by the video card) and in refresh rate (how many times per second the image redraws itself). Unlike flat panel displays, CRTs require a bit of adjustment for optimal image display. This process is fairly simple, but it can be time consuming.
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Instructions
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Utilize the menu button on the front of the Trinitron monitor to adjust the standard monitor screen options, including brightness, contrast, RGB color spectrum, and the geometry of the image (e.g. horizontal and vertical picture size). Scroll through the menus utilizing the EZ-navigator picture toggle to move left and right through the options, selecting the option you need by pressing the EZ-navigator control inward toward the screen.
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Utilize the picture mode button to cycle through a number of presets for image quality, including standard, professional, and dynamic modes. This will alter the hertz running through the machine to display a softer or crisper image depending on your preference. Do not be thrown off by the labels -- simply cycle through the options and choose the setting you believe looks best for each use, whether you are watching a movie, browsing the net, or playing a game.
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Push the input selector button if you have more than one input source hooked up to the monitor (such as another computer or a video game console). This will allow you to cycle through the various inputs on the monitor, enabling you to quickly flip between looking for something online and playing the latest console video games.
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