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<blockquote data-quote="Pat Ferdig" data-source="post: 63649" data-attributes="member: 1768">re: X32 DiscussionDear Rob,&nbsp;Thank you for the additional comments.&nbsp; Just to clarify, The LCD scribble strips are all tested and approved for use in the X32 based on their specified performance. There are two adjustments that can be made to the LCD displays that will affect their visibility. The first is Contrast, which adjusts the relative difference between the active and inactive segments of the display. Contrast adjustments may be required to achieve the best visibility, especially for off-axis viewing.&nbsp; The other adjustment is Brightness which also affects the intensity of the active segments of the display, making the graphics more visible. Since the two settings work together both may need to be adjusted for optimal results&nbsp;&nbsp; However since each LCD glass and the corresponding backlight LED have tolerances, it is unavoidable that in extreme settings there will be differences in color, contrast and brightness. Please note that goes for all displays of this kind and again is perfectly normal to have a variance between displays.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pat Ferdig, post: 63649, member: 1768"] re: X32 Discussion Dear Rob, Thank you for the additional comments. Just to clarify, The LCD scribble strips are all tested and approved for use in the X32 based on their specified performance. There are two adjustments that can be made to the LCD displays that will affect their visibility. The first is Contrast, which adjusts the relative difference between the active and inactive segments of the display. Contrast adjustments may be required to achieve the best visibility, especially for off-axis viewing. The other adjustment is Brightness which also affects the intensity of the active segments of the display, making the graphics more visible. Since the two settings work together both may need to be adjusted for optimal results However since each LCD glass and the corresponding backlight LED have tolerances, it is unavoidable that in extreme settings there will be differences in color, contrast and brightness. Please note that goes for all displays of this kind and again is perfectly normal to have a variance between displays. [/QUOTE]

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