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6 Types of Anti Burn-in Protection

Samsung engineers plasma displays to last. One of the ways is with anti burn-in protection. An anti burn-in protection

timer in the OSD Menu lets you choose among six types of anti burn-in protection, as well as time period of operation and

duration of operation. For example, if you select All White, 1 hour period, 5 minutes operation time, the Samsung plasma display

automatically operates All White mode every hour for 5 minutes.

Pixel Shift

This option minutely moves pixels horizontally or vertically to prevent after-image.

All White

This option removes after-images by changing the color of all pixels to white. Use this function

when there are remaining after-images or symbols, especially when a still image has been

displayed for a long time.

Signal Pattern

This option removes after-images by moving all the pixels according to a pattern. This function is

useful when there are remaining after-images or symbols, especially when a still image has been

displayed for a long time.

Bar

This option removes after-images when the plasma display remains on for prolonged periods by

crossing a vertical white bar from left to right. Unlike All White and Signal Pattern, this function

can reduce burn-in while you watch the plasma display. The bar mode function interferes with

viewing when the vertical white bar crosses.

Inverse

This option removes after-images when the plasma display remains

on for prolonged periods by converting RGB input signal into GBR.

Unlike All White and Signal Pattern function, this function can reduce

burn-in while you watch the plasma display. Using the inverse

function interferes with viewing by reversing colors on the screen.

Bar and Inverse

This option combines the Bar and Inverse anti burn-in functions. It

removes after-images by crossing a vertical white bar from left to

right, and by converting RGB input signal into GBR. Unlike All White

and Signal Pattern function, this function can reduce burn-in while you

watch the plasma display. Using the bar and inverse function interferes

with viewing when the bar crosses and when the colors reverse.