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Trew
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Registered: Nov 1999
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My OVD is my first PDA, and I love it already. But I find I'm wondering if my screen has as much contrast as it should. I end up with the contrast slider set about to about 75% of its extent for most applications. Setting it to 50% makes it seem a bit faint, and 25% is too faint for most apps.

As I have nothing to compare it with, tell me -- where do you set your contrast slider? Might I have a defective screen?

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QL2
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The two that I have need to be set at about 2/3's of the way up. At 50% it is too faint.
Hope this helps.

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RSGMOOSE
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50% to 66% is where mine is and most of the apps are fine. I think that seems to be the normal setting. This is my second unit and the first had about the same setting.
You'll notice it change with the temperature and humidity a little.
I think your screens are fine.

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LarryD
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My OVD's contrast (and my BVD for that matter) is set almost dead even on 50%... maybe a % or 2 above at most.

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Axeman
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I have mine set all the way to the right. I find that with the screen completely black that life doesn't trouble me as much. I suppose all the way to the left would have the same effect.

Seriously, though, mine is set somewhere between 66 & 75% (towards the right of center).

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mtn
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Just about 3/8

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ToolkiT
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Mine is set just over 50%

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QL2
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Trew,
From what I soo on our two units and also what everyone is posting here sounds like your in the ballpark of 66-75%.
Looks like you VDX is ok.

Toolkit, I have tried 50% on mine, although I can use it, it's just a little too light for my taste.

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Trew
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Thanks everyone.
Nice to know that my OVD is working pretty much normally.

Axeman: Cool -- you have a Peril-Sensitive Visor!

(Semi-obscure reference, for the benefit of fans of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)

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