I believe that Wayne indicated that the LCD is transflective, so it
will be viewable with or without backlight.
Yes. In daylight/outdoor conditions you might want to use it with the
backlight off, and it will retain its high contrast. If you select
"DAY" mode for the LCD backlight, it automa
Great, and good photo.
The thing is, on a radio of this type, the LED LCD backlight current
draw is not that significant. (DSP's take some current, this is not a
K2 in current draw). However, in sunlight (or flash camera) the
transflective display remains viewable.
-- Alan, WB6ZQZ
-- www.Ant
I believe that Wayne indicated that the LCD is transflective, so it
will be viewable with or without backlight.
-- Alan, wb6zqz
At 08:41 PM 5/27/2007, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Don,
I am not certain what you mean by 'view the display in LCD fashion', BUT:
The LCD Backlighting intensity is adjustab
Don,
I am not certain what you mean by 'view the display in LCD fashion', BUT:
The LCD Backlighting intensity is adjustable - also the LED brightness
is also adjustable. Wayne demonstrated that several times at Dayton.
73,
Don W3FPR
Don Rasmussen wrote:
Is it possible to view the display i
Don,
There are three menu setting that affect the LCD display.
1. LCD brightness (backlight brightness)
2. LCD Adj - Used to optimize the display when viewed at different angles
3. LED brightness - used to adjust the LED brightness compared to the LCD
background brightness
Hope this helps.
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