DLPU041G April 2016 – July 2024 DLPC230-Q1 , DLPC230S-Q1
Bezel adjustment can be used to digitally offset the displayed image on the DMD. Bezel adjustment values are set using the Bezel Adjustment command.
Figure 5-14 shows two bezel offset examples. A positive horizontal offset will move the image in the positive pixel direction and a negative horizontal offset will move the image in the negative pixel direction. A positive vertical offset will move the image in the positive line direction and a negative vertical offset will move the image in the negative line direction. If the image is flipped so that the content appears to be displayed correctly, the image will move right and down for positive horizontal and vertical adjustment, respectively.
Any part of the image data that is offset beyond the display area of the DMD will be cut off. The DMD area that does not contain image data will be filled with black pixels.
The horizontal offset is limited to ±10% of the input horizontal resolution, and it must be a multiple of 2 (..., -2, 0, 2, 4, ...). The vertical offset is limited to ±50% of the input vertical resolution, and it must be a multiple of 4 (..., -4, 0, 4, 8, ...).
Important Note: For DLP4620S-Q1 or same array size DMD, when input resolution is 1358x566, the horizontal pixel offset must be in increments of 32 pixels.