1 Input port: HD15 (VGA). 2  Output ports: Composite video (RCA), S-video and HD15 (VGA). 3  Front panel controls: Zoom, Menu and onscreen display directional controls. 4  Image controls: Horizontal and vertical size, brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, sharpness and onscreen display background. Resolutions supported: 640 x 480 (up to 85 Hz), 800 x 600 (up to 85 Hz) and 1024 x 768 (up to 75 Hz). 2  Input port: HD15 (VGA). 3  Output ports: Composite video (RCA), S-video and HD15 (VGA). 4  Front panel controls: Zoom, Menu and onscreen display directional controls.
Identify inefficiency and waste in your processes. Waste is anything that does not add value to a product or service. The acronym TIM WOODS has been used as a helpful way of identifying waste: 1  T ransport-minimise movement of materials so processes are near each other.2  I nventory (stock) - aim for 'just-in-time' production.he objective is to identify the causes of problems and solve them. 1  Look at your existing processes and identify areas where waste is a problem. 2  Get additional information from customers or suppliers if necessary.
Be conscious of the waste.3. Be accountable for the waste.4. Measure the waste.5. Eliminate or reduce the wasteIn other words, before one can stop waste, he should able to see it, recognize it as waste, identifywho is responsible, and finally appreciate its size and magnitude.Waste that is not seen cannotbe eliminated.astes take the shape of an iceberg, the tipconsists of the obvious wastes while the seen bulk under the water contain the hidden wastes.Wastes are not necessarily ugly, and most are outside the waste can! Waste can be in the form ofunnecessary output, input, or processing.