BenQ G2320HDB, Service Manual

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23” LCD Color Monitor BenQ G2320HDB
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3. General Description
This new LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor BenQ G2320HDB offers numerous features and functions, for
example:
● TFT display (Thin Film Transistor; active matrix)
● minimal space requirements thanks to slim casing
● optimum ergonomic characteristics (totally distortion-free, excellent picture definition and color purity right into
the corners)
● high degree of brightness and good contrast
● high resolution (1920x1080)
● presentation of up to 16.7 million colors (in conjunction with an appropriate graphics card)
● automatic scanning of horizontal frequencies from 24 to 83 kHz and refresh rates (vertical frequencies) from 50 to
76 Hz (absolutely flicker-free)
● freely adjustable color alignment for matching the screen colors to the colors of various input and output
devices
● convenient operation via integrated OSD (On-Screen-display) menu
● VESA-DDC compatibility
● plug & play capability
● power management for reducing power consumption when the computer is not in use
● compliance with the recommendations in accordance with TCO’03
This operating manual contains important information you require to start up and run your LCD monitor.
This specification defines the requirements for the 23” MICROPROCESSOR based Multi-mode supported high
resolution color LCD monitor. This monitor can be directly connected to general 15-pin D-sub VGA connector and
24-pin DVI conntector, also supports VESA DPMS power management and plug & play function.
Additional information
Due to the nature of liquid crystal display (LCD) technology, the picture resolution is always fixed. For the best
display performance, please set the display resolution to 1920x1080 pixels. This is called “Native Resolution” or
maximal resolution – that is, the clearest picture. Lower resolutions are displayed on a full screen through an
interpolation circuit. Image blurring across pixel boundaries can occur with the interpolated resolution depending
upon the image type and its initial resolution.