Calibration I would just like the recommended calibration settings for this TV set. I just purchased it and don't believe in calibration DVDs because they have never properly worked for me. Any help would be much appreciated. Thank you.

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Read this:
Do you have calibration settings for vizio e400i b2

and this

Vizio Series LED TV Calibration Settings

Hope it gives you some insight

Get manual if you don't have it


http://cdn.vizio.com/documents/downloads/hdtv/E400iB2/UM_E400iB2.pdf

You can't use someone else's numbers, even for the same set, and expect them to be perfect. The picture settings are governed by the viewing conditions in your TV room.

Settings such as Brightness can only be set correctly in the room where you are viewing. Brightness affects where you might then set gamma, and contrast, and colour. So just one setting has a lot of impact on several other areas of the picture.

Putting in someone else's numbers will make the picture look different. But that's not the same as the "best" calibration for your TV.

If you want to do a good set-up without spending any money, have a look at your DVDs and Blu-rays for those titles with the THX Optimizer.

Hi, The best calibration settings vary TV to TV because it depends on what looks good to the person as well as the type of room you're in. If you can't seem to find settings you're happy with there's many services that can professional calibrate TVs to your liking.

The number of hours, coupled with the TV viewing conditions, is a more accurate way of interpreting the proper bulb life expectations.

For example; a TV like yours that is set to watch the winter Olympics for two hours per day will not last as long as one that is set to watch something like Ghost Hunters for two hours per day. The reason is the output demand on the bulb...brighter pictures will burn it out faster.

The best way to get the most life out of any bulb, or any TV as a whole, is to properly calibrate your TV. Getting the correct picture levels does more for the TV than simply improve the picture quality.

I recommend a calibration tool you can find on DVD called Avia. Or you could simply use some of the calibration images provided with some THX certified movies. These are by far not the best available choices, but are the simplest and much better than the ***** eye. The discs are intended for calibrating the output of video from dvd playback, but you still could use the same calibration settings for all of your outputs if you wish.

Your SpeedyGreen 2000 Rotary Spreader spreader was calibrated at the factory. However, a spreader's calibration may change or slip during periods of frequent or heavy use.
You may check the calibration by using the following directions. First, adjust your micrometer setting to 2. Squeeze the trigger against the handle. The calibration line is a small, raised line embossed on the top of the spreader's shut-off plate. With the micrometer set at 2 and the trigger squeezed against the handle, the calibration line should be aligned with the back edge of the hopper opening.
To adjust the alignment, use a small wrench to turn the black calibration screw at the lower end of the control wire leading from the micrometer rate setting barrel. Adjust the screw until the calibration line and back edge of the hopper meet. If you have any difficulty checking the calibration, contact us and we will be happy to help walk you through the adjustment.
When you are not pulling on the trigger handle, the cable should be loose. When you pull on the handle, the cable becomes taut and the shutoff plate slides open.
If you have any additional questions feel free to contact Scotts directly @ 1-800-543-8873

You May have to recalibrate Here is the procedure
Engaging Maintenance Mode 1. Press and hold the , and keys together. 2. A beep will sound and the “MAINTENANCE MODE” will display momentarily in the information window. 3. Release all keys. “SERIAL NO XXXXX” will display in the information window.
Modifying the Maintenance Mode The following keys are used to modify Maintenance Settings: Upper and Lower Data Information Window SCROLL keys: Display the next and previous settings. Increase and Decrease Level Keys: Adjust the value of the displayed setting up and down respectively, in increments of 1 unit. OK Key: Updates (saves) the value of the display setting in the Flash

Diagnostics - UB Calibration UB (Upper Body) Calibration (Elite Only) The UB Calibration will set the minimum and maximum range of the upper body arms in which they can move within. You can do a Manual Calibration or an Auto Calibration. Auto Calibration is recommended. To calibrate the Upper Body: 1. Enter the Maintenance Mode (see Settings – Maintenance Mode). 2. Press until UB Calibration is displayed in the information window. 3. Press to enter UB Calibration Mode. Manual Calibration 1. For Manual Calibration press 1. 2. Press the until the upper body arms stop moving (None Position), and then press to save. 3. Press the until the upper body actuator stops, and then press the to save. Auto Calibration For Auto Calibration press 2. The display will automatically raise the arms up, then bring them back down to calibrate the positions.

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I would recommend purchasing a calibration DVD that will walk you through the steps to alter your TV settings for a correct picture. The two most common can be found in many places like Amazon or possibly your A/V store of choice:
1) Digital Video Essentials (DVE)
2) Avia

If the picture can't be set to look right using these, then at least you will have them to calibrate your next TV that replaces it.