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38-FP0001-02

Troubleshooting

Problem Check 

Item 

Treatment 

Page No.

No picture

Is a computer's signal 

Check a computer manual and

timing (horizontal or Vertical  set the signal timing so that it
synchronous signals) over 

falls within the range for this

41

the range specified for this 

monitor's specification.

monitor ?

Screen's display 

Is the computer's screen 

Reset the screen size.

–

range is incorrect.

size set correctly ?

Part of screen is 

Is the adjustment for screen

Adjust the screen.

12

missing.

correctly ?

Picture is distorted.

Is the RGB or DVI cable

Check the RGB or DVI cable 

7

connected securely ?

connection.

Is the screen adjusted 

Adjust the screen correctly.

12

correctly ?

The computer's signal timing  Check the computer’s 
may not match the monitor's  specifications.

–

specifications.

Not change to 

Is the cable connected 

Check the RGB or DVI

7

another input signal. exactly?

cable connection.

Fault Finding

Please check the following items before requesting repair. When this LCD monitor still
does not work properly after checking in following way, stop using it, turn off the power
switch, unplug the power plug from the AC Outlet, and contact the store where it was
purchased. In case a COMPUTER is connected, please refer to the User's Manual for
this LCD monitor also.

• This monitor conforms to the WXGA mode (1,280 x 768 dots).

• This monitor does not support the computer’s display mode which is larger than

WXGA mode (1,280 x 768 dots). Its display is possible but there is no guarantee.

• Displaying the same screen for an extended period of time may leave a residual

image; this does not indicate a broken or defective display. The display will return to
normal after the power is turned off and the unit stands for a while. Use of a screen
saver is recommended.

• Bright dots (dots that remain lit) or black dots (unlit dots) on the LCD monitor’s display

are normal; they do not indicate a broken or defective display.

• When a LCD monitor shows the Composite Video, S-Video and etc., it is displayed

on a little bit wider screen which compares to a normal television set. Depend on the
image, it might be possible to show it on a full screen.

Screen Display

Summary of Contents for 38-FP0001-01

Page 1: ...MODEL 38 FP0001 01 with Video Card 38 FP0001 02 without Video Card User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...stment 15 17 Adjustment for computer screen A Picture Menu 18 21 B Advanced Menu 22 23 C Picture in picture Menu 24 28 D Advanced picture in picture Menu 29 30 E Options Menu 31 33 F Utilities Menu 34 35 Additional Functions Power Management System 36 Plug and Play 36 Maintenance 37 Troubleshooting Fault Finding 38 Screen Display 38 Specifications Table of Preset Data 39 Cable Pin Arrangement 40 M...

Page 3: ...ins chemicals including lead known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm Wash hands after handling Avoid bending kinking or damaging the AC Power Cord Never insert or remove the power cord with wet hands Also be sure to hold cord by the plug when removing it from the outlet Do not remove any parts that are held in place with screws The unit does no...

Page 4: ...Remote Controller x 1 AA Batteries x 2 RGB Cable x 1 User s Manual x 1 When you move the LCD monitor please unplug AC cables connected to AC IN and disconnect the cables connected to the external equipment When you carry the LCD monitor please be careful not to shock it To avoid damaging the LCD panel be sure not to touch the LCD panel when carrying the monitor NOTE ...

Page 5: ...4 38 FP0001 02 Power Switch Turns the power to the monitor on and off External Control Connector DVI Connector RGB Connector Ventilators AC IN Ventilators Ventilators Rear View ...

Page 6: ...5 Before First Use Outer Dimension External Control RGB DVI AC IN POWER IR Ventilators ...

Page 7: ... install the LCD Monitor please take care the following Use the M6 screws only for installation The maximum length of the screw put through a hole is 20mm on the surface of a metal chassis as shown right Use the screw with effective length 12 20mm if not it may damage to the LCD monitor When you install the LCD monitor please check the strength of material to be secured ...

Page 8: ...fore doing anything make sure the Power Switch on the monitor and a computer is turned off 1 Plug the cable s into the connector on the monitor securely and fix them in place with two screws each 2 Plug the other end of the cable s into the connector on a computer 3 Plug the AC Power Cord into the AC IN on the monitor 4 Plug the Power Plug into an outlet 5 Switch on the monitor before starting up ...

Page 9: ...or something Secure enough space more than 30mm from the rear part of the monitor Side view of the monitor Rear view of the monitor Side view of the monitor Rear view of the monitor M6 bolt 4 places M6 bolt 4 places Depth Min 12mm Max 20mm Bracket not included Bracket not included Depth Min 12mm Max 20mm UP b UP b Vertical Horizontal Caution ...

Page 10: ...9 Before First Use Names and Functions Remote Controller Operating Range when there is no obstacle Horizontal Vertical ...

Page 11: ...onent VIDEO selection 7 RGB CSync selection key see page 72 Zoom out the picture Source key Search and switch to current input signal automatically Escape key Escape from menu Menu key Show Main menu Used to move cursor rightward while displaying the menu Direction keys key Select upper items in the menu key Select lower items in the menu key Change set level down or move the cursor leftward key C...

Page 12: ...Be sure and put two AA dry batteries into the remote controller Make sure of the direction of them as indicated inside the remote controller 3 Replace the lid by sliding it up over the batteries until it is firmly in place 1 Remove the battery compartment lid with pushing O P E N ...

Page 13: ...e screen PHASE Adjust the phase for the screen FREQUENCY Adjust the horizontal width for the screen SCALING Scale the screen Note H position v position phase and frequency for the screen can be adjusted in Analog mode only Advanced Menu refer to page 22 23 COLOR Adjust the color temperature for the screen USER RED Adjust the level of red for the screen USER GREEN Adjust the level of green for the ...

Page 14: ...he osd timeout OSD BACKGROUND Select the osd background LANGUAGE Select language used in osd BACKLIGHT Adjust the backlight of the screen Utilities Menu refer to page 34 35 AUTO ADJUST Adjust the screen automatically RESET Delete the data saved at the current display mode INTERNAL FIRMWARE Display the osd version RESOLUTION Display the resolution of the screen Note Adv pip Menu can be used when in...

Page 15: ...earching another mode according to the order Analog RGB1 Analog RGB2 Digital RGB Analog RGB1 Switch to the signal from RGB connector Analog RGB2 Switch to the signal from R G B HD VD connector Digital RGB Switch to the signal from DVI connector Every time the input signal is searched display the searched and stop searching picture The current mode is indicated for each input signal type as follows...

Page 16: ...st 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide Select item of the menu Press or key to select item of the menu while displaying the OSD menu 3 The signal timing for a computer which this LCD monitor supports is listed in Table of Preset Data on Page 39 the recommended value of Vertical Frequency for this model is 60Hz Unlike CRT Monitors the display becomes stable when Vert...

Page 17: ...anced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide Select item of Sub menu Press or key as well as the Main menu item selection 5 Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Sub menu Ex User red User green User blue Color Warm Neutral Cold user Match the cursor to the operation item 6 1 W...

Page 18: ... about 5 seconds Do not turn off the monitor for at least 5 seconds after adjustment or setting The detail steps for each item are described in the page 18 35 2 For the adjustment item like brightness press or key to change levels of selected item Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scali...

Page 19: ...he whole screen is brighter By pressing key the whole screen is darker Adjust the contrast 2 1 Select Picture on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide If you wish to adjust the screen finely or in ca...

Page 20: ...with pressing or key The selected item of H position turns blue 3 Use and or key to adjust Interval 0 100 Press to shift the screen to the right Press to shift the screen to the left Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide Adjust the vertical position Analog mode only 4 1 Select ...

Page 21: ...b menu 2 Select Phase on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Phase turns blue Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide Adjust the frequency Analog mode only 6 1 Select Picture on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 2 Se...

Page 22: ...nced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide 3 Use and or key to adjust When pressing key the scaling can be selected according to the order Wide Normal 1 1 Wide in sequence When pressing key the scaling order is scrolled in opposite to the above order Wide Display the input picture to the full w...

Page 23: ...shipments Besides you can set your preferable values 3 Use and or key to adjust Preset value Screen condition Warm a little reddish white Neutral natural light Cold a little bluish white Adjust the color User 2 If you wish to set user setting of color follow the steps Ex In case adjusting the User red User green and User blue in sequence 1 Select Advanced on the Main menu and press Menu key You ca...

Page 24: ...played 4 Select User red with key The selected item of User red turns blue 5 Adjust the red level with and or key Interval 0 100 User red User green User blue pressing key more reddish more greenish more bluish pressing key less reddish less greenish less bluish 6 Press key You can see the cursor moving to User green The selected item of User green turns blue 7 Adjust the green level with and or k...

Page 25: ...elect Size on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Size turns blue Select the position Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Size off small medium large Pos Source auto comp s video Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness 2 1 Select Pip on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 3 Use and or key to select the ...

Page 26: ...f small medium large Pos Source auto comp s video Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness 1 Select Pip on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 2 Select Source on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Source turns blue 3 Use and or key on to adjust When pressing key the source of the input signal type on pip can be selected according to th...

Page 27: ... Source auto comp s video Brightness 50 Contrast 50 Color 50 Tint 50 50 Sharpness 2 Select Brightness on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Brightness turns blue Adjust the contrast Video signal only 5 Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Size off small medium large Pos Source auto comp s video Brightness 50 Contrast 50 Color 50 Tint 50 50 Sharpn...

Page 28: ...the Sub menu 2 Select Color on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Color turns blue You can adjust this item when selecting small or medium or large in Size menu see page 24 Adjust the tint NTSC signal only 7 1 Select Pip on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu You can adjust this item when selecting small or medium or large in Size menu...

Page 29: ...50 Contrast 50 Color 50 Tint 50 50 Sharpness 1 Select Pip on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Size off small medium large Pos Source auto comp s video Brightness 50 Contrast 50 Color 50 Tint 50 50 Sharpness You can adjust this item when selecting small or medium or large in Size menu ...

Page 30: ...ing or key The selected item of H position turns blue This menu can be used when inputting Composite Video or S Video signal and also selecting small or medium or large in Size menu see page 24 You can adjust the horizontal vertical position for pip and select the video format if you select this menu 2 Select V position on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of V position turns blu...

Page 31: ...enu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 2 Select Video format on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Video format turns blue 3 Use and or key to select the video format When pressing key the video format can be selected according to the order Auto NTSC PAL SECAM Auto in sequence When pressing key the video format order is scrolled in opposite to the ...

Page 32: ... on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Osd turns blue 3 Use and or key to select the position When pressing key the position of pip picture in picture can be selected according to the order in sequence When pressing key the position of pip order is scrolled in opposite to the above order Select PORTRAIT or LANDSCAPE 2 1 Select Options on the Main menu and press Menu key You can...

Page 33: ...select opaque or translucent Change the osd timeout 3 Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex OSD Language Sub menu Backlight 51 Rotation Normal Rotated Osd timeout 10 seconds Osd background opaque translucent 1 Select Options on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 3 Use the and or key to adjust Interval 5 60 Press the key to set the o...

Page 34: ... whole screen is darker 3 Use the and or key to select the language When pressing the key the language can be selected according to the order English German Japanese French Spanish English in sequence When pressing the key the language is scrolled in opposite to the above order Select language used in OSD On Screen Display 5 Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex OSD Language ...

Page 35: ...he Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Auto Adjust turns blue 3 Press or key to start the Automatic Adjustment After the automatic adjustment successfully completed the adjusted value is saved 2 Select Reset on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Reset turns blue 3 Press or key to reset the osd setting All data adjusted saved are deleted and then the data programm...

Page 36: ...d version is always displayed in Internal Firmware on the Sub menu Display the resolution 4 Select Utilities on the Main menu Display the current resolution below Internal Firmware on the Sub menu Each time changing the resolution its information is displayed Sub menu 1024 x 768 60 Hz Mode 88 Reset Auto Adjust press right to select Internal Firmware Rom Version Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options...

Page 37: ... a computer that conforms to DPMS Display Power Management Signaling Standard of the VESA Video Electronics Standards Association This monitor conforms to DDC2B Display Data Channel 2B standard of VESA DDC stands for display data channel and is a registered trademark of VESA Plug and Play Power Management System This monitor does not correspond to DDC1 so that Plug and Play function will not be op...

Page 38: ...or benzene as they will damage the surface of the cabinet Follow the manufacturer s directions when using chemically treated cloths Gently blow away any dust that has adhered to the display screen Apply a small amount of water to a soft cloth wring well and then wipe gently Do not use organic solvents such as ethyl alcohol thinner or benzine etc Do not rub with pointy objects such as a pen or scre...

Page 39: ...n this LCD monitor still does not work properly after checking in following way stop using it turn off the power switch unplug the power plug from the AC Outlet and contact the store where it was purchased In case a COMPUTER is connected please refer to the User s Manual for this LCD monitor also This monitor conforms to the WXGA mode 1 280 x 768 dots This monitor does not support the computer s d...

Page 40: ...ion Vertical Frequency Horizontal Frequency 1 640 x 350 dots 70 Hz 31 4 kHz 2 640 x 400 dots 70 Hz 31 4 kHz 3 640 x 480 dots 60 Hz 31 5 kHz 4 640 x 480 dots 72 Hz 37 8 kHz 5 640 x 480 dots 75 Hz 37 5 kHz 6 800 x 600 dots 56 Hz 35 1 kHz 7 800 x 600 dots 60 Hz 37 9 kHz 8 800 x 600 dots 72 Hz 48 1 kHz 9 800 x 600 dots 75 Hz 46 9 kHz 10 832 x 624 dots 75 Hz 49 6 kHz 11 1 024 x 768 dots 60 Hz 48 4 kHz ...

Page 41: ...ld 7 DDC Data 15 Ground for 5V 23 T M D S Clock 8 No Connect 16 Hot Plug Detect 24 T M D S Clock Digital Video Input DVI D 24pin 1 9 8 16 24 17 Cable Pin Arrangement female No Signal name No Signal name No Signal name 1 R 6 R GND 11 No Connect 2 G 7 G GND 12 DDC data line 3 B 8 B GND 13 Hor Sync 4 No Connect 9 No Connect 14 Vert Sync 5 DDC GND 10 GND 15 DDC clock line Analog Video Input mini D Sub...

Page 42: ...gnal 31 4 60 2 kHz Video Signal Analog RGB 75Ω 0 7Vp p Digital DVI Standard Version 1 0 No of Colors 16 77 million OSD Language English German Japanese French Spanish Plug Play VESA DDC2B Power Management VESA DPMS Note To improve this LCD monitor s performance level its specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice Dimensions 938 W x 610 H x 89 D mm Weight 23 kg Operating Con...

Page 43: ... Video Adjustment Items 53 Mode 54 Adjustment Procedure Before Adjustment 55 57 A Picture Menu 58 62 B Advanced Menu 63 64 C Video Menu 65 D Options Menu 66 68 E Utilities Menu 69 Additional Functions Shortcut Menu 70 72 Power Management System 73 Plug and Play 73 Troubleshooting Fault Finding 74 Screen Display 74 Specifications Specifications 75 Adjustment for Composite Video S Video Component Vi...

Page 44: ...nt View When you move the LCD monitor please unplug AC cables connected to AC IN and disconnect the cables connected to the external equipment When you carry the LCD monitor please be careful not to shock it To avoid damaging the LCD panel be sure not to touch the LCD panel when carrying the monitor NOTE ...

Page 45: ...h Turns the power to the monitor on and off External Control Connector DVI Connector RGB Connector S Video Connector Composite Video Connector Ventilators AC IN Ventilators Ventilators G Y HD B Cb VD R Cr BNC Connector Rear View ...

Page 46: ...45 Adjustment for Composite Video S Video Component Video Names and Functions Remote Controller Operating Range when there is no obstacle Horizontal Vertical ...

Page 47: ...RGB CSync selection key see page 72 Zoom out the picture Source key Search and switch to current input signal automatically Escape key Escape from menu Menu key Show Main menu Used to move cursor rightward while displaying the menu Direction keys key Select upper items in the menu key Select lower items in the menu key Change set level down or move the cursor leftward key Change set level up or mo...

Page 48: ...47 Adjustment for Composite Video S Video Component Video Outer Dimension External Control RGB S VIDEO VIDEO VD HD CSYNC B Cb G Y R Cr DVI AC IN POWER IR Ventilators ...

Page 49: ... put through a hole is 20mm on the surface of a metal chassis as shown right Use the screw with effective length 12 20mm if not it may damage to the LCD monitor When you install the LCD monitor please check the strength of material to be secured Ventilators Ventilators Ventilators Mounting Area 4 M6 Depth Min 12mm Max 20mm Ventilators Ventilators Ventilators Ventilators ...

Page 50: ...arting up AV equipment Composite Video Connector S Video Connector BNC Connector External Control The illustrations of monitor and AC Power Cord above mentioned are designed for using in North America Power Plug AC Power Cord AC IN AV Equipments G Y B Cb HD CS VD R Cr Component Video Cable not included etc S Video Cable not included Video Cable not included Ground For S Video Cable Video Cable and...

Page 51: ...ower Cord AC IN Ground Connect the Computers Before doing anything make sure the Power Switch on the monitor and a computer is turned off 1 Plug the cable s into the connector on the monitor securely and fix them in place with two screws each 2 Plug the other end of the cable s into the connector on a computer 3 Plug the AC Power Cord into the AC IN on the monitor 4 Plug the Power Plug into an out...

Page 52: ...rear ventilators with cloth or something Secure enough space more than 30mm from the rear part of the monitor Side view of the monitor Rear view of the monitor Side view of the monitor Rear view of the monitor M6 bolt 4 places M6 bolt 4 places Depth Min 12mm Max 20mm Bracket not included Bracket not included Depth Min 12mm Max 20mm UP b UP b Vertical Horizontal Caution ...

Page 53: ...signal automatically Adjust the Screen see page 53 Watch Video DVD a a a Use Computers Connect video cable from computer to this monitor Choose Analog or Digital see page 54 Use a computer a a In case there is no signal when the screen is on the screen will be in the waiting mode and nothing is shown NOTE If adjustment not required or skip a Adjust the Screen see page 12 If adjustment not required...

Page 54: ...REEN Adjust the level of green for video screen USER BLUE Adjust the level of blue for video screen Adjustment Items for Composite Video S Video and Component Video screen Utilities Menu refer to page 69 RESET Delete the data saved at the current display mode INTERNAL FIRMWARE Display the osd version Video Menu refer to page 65 VIDEO FORMAT Select the video format ntsc pal secam Options Menu refer...

Page 55: ... the signal from R G B HD VD connector Digital RGB Switch to the signal from DVI connector CompositeVideo Switch to the signal from Composite Video connector S Video Switch to the signal from S Video connector ComponentVideo Switch to the signal from Cr Y Cb connector RGB C Sync Switch to the signal from R G B C SYNC connector Every time the input signal is searched display the searched and stop s...

Page 56: ...tness 50 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide Select item of the menu Press or key to select item of the menu while displaying the OSD menu 3 The signal timing for a computer which this LCD monitor supports is listed in Table of Preset Data on Page 39 the recommended value of Vertical Frequency for this model is 60Hz Unlike CRT Monitors the display becomes s...

Page 57: ...anced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide Select item of Sub menu Press or key as well as the Main menu item selection 5 Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Sub menu Ex User red User green User blue Color Warm Neutral Cold user Match the cursor to the operation item 6 1 W...

Page 58: ...scribed in the page 58 69 2 For the adjustment item like brightness press or key to change levels of selected item Picture Advanced Pip Adv pip Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 25 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Phase 15 1056 Frequency Scaling Wide In case that Composite Video S Video and Component Video cables are connected each adjustment procedure needs to be done for ...

Page 59: ...3 4 5 6 7 8 Scaling Wide Picture Advanced Video Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 50 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Color 50 Tint 50 Sharpness 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Scaling Wide 1 2 1 Select Picture on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 1 Select Picture on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu ...

Page 60: ...icture Advanced Video Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 50 Contrast 50 H position 50 V position 50 Color 50 Tint 50 Sharpness 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Scaling Wide 1 Select Picture on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 3 Adjust the vertical position Picture Advanced Video Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 50 Contrast 50 H positio...

Page 61: ...s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Scaling Wide 5 1 Select Picture on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 2 Select Color on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Color turns blue 3 Use and or key to adjust Interval 0 100 By pressing key the screen lightens By pressing key the screen deepens Adjust the tint NTSC signal only 6 1 Select Picture on the Main m...

Page 62: ... 7 1 Select Picture on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 2 Select Sharpness on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Sharpness turns blue 3 Use and or key to adjust Interval 1 8 selected value outline of the picture 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 clearly darkly Picture Advanced Video Options Utilities Main menu Ex Sub menu Brightness 50 Contrast 50 H ...

Page 63: ...ng can be selected according to the order Wide Normal LB to 16 9 Panorama Gamemode Auto Wide in sequence When pressing key the scaling order is scrolled in opposite to the above order Wide Display the input picture converted the wide Normal Display the standard input picture of an aspect ratio of 4 3 LB to 16 9 Display the input picture of LB with an aspect ratio of 4 3 on the whole screen LB stan...

Page 64: ...reen manually if you select this menu Three preset values of color temperature are set up at the time of factory shipments Besides you can set your preferable values 3 Use and or key to adjust Preset value Screen condition Warm a little reddish white Neutral natural light Cold a little bluish white When pressing the button the color temperature can be selected according to the order Warm Neutral C...

Page 65: ...d with key The selected item of User red turns blue 5 Adjust the red level with and or key Interval 0 100 Press key You can see the cursor moving to User green The selected item of User green turns blue 6 Adjust the green level with and or key Interval 0 100 Press key You can see the cursor moving to User blue The selected item of User blue turns blue 7 Adjust the blue level with and or key Interv...

Page 66: ...ormat turns blue When video signal is input you can select the video format NTSC PAL SECAM manually 2 Use and or key to select the video format When pressing key the video format can be selected according to the order Auto NTSC PAL SECAM Auto in sequence When pressing key the video format order is scrolled in opposite to the above order Auto Search and switch to the input signal automatically NTSC...

Page 67: ...d according to the order in sequence When pressing key the position of pip order is scrolled in opposite to the above order Select PORTRAIT or LANDSCAPE 2 1 Select Options on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 2 Select Rotation on the Sub menu with pressing or key The selected item of Rotation turns blue Main menu Ex Picture Advanced Video Options Utilit...

Page 68: ...or translucent Change the osd timeout 3 OSD Language Sub menu Backlight 51 Rotation Normal Rotated Osd timeout 10 seconds Osd background opaque translucent Main menu Ex Picture Advanced Video Options Utilities 1 Select Options on the Main menu and press Menu key You can see the cursor moving to the Sub menu 3 Use the and or key to adjust Interval 5 60 Press the button to set the osd timeout longer...

Page 69: ...the key the whole screen is darker 3 Use the and or key to select the language When pressing the key the language can be selected according to the order English German Japanese French Spanish English in sequence When pressing the key the language is scrolled in opposite to the above order Select language used in OSD On Screen Display 5 Main menu Ex Picture Advanced Video Options Utilities OSD Lang...

Page 70: ...or key The selected item of Reset turns blue 3 Press or key to reset the osd setting All data adjusted saved are deleted and then the default settings programmed by manufacturer is reloaded E Utilities Menu You can reset the osd setting and display the osd version if you select this menu Display the osd version 2 Main menu Ex Picture Advanced Video Options Utilities Sub menu Reset Internal Firmwar...

Page 71: ...ey The shortcut menu is displayed Brightness 50 Ex 2 Use Quick Menu key to select the shortcut menu When pressing Quick Menu key the shortcut menu can be selected according to the order Brightness Contrast Pip enable Brightness in sequence Every time Quick Menu key is pressed the shortcut menu changes Adjust the contrast 3 1 Use Quick Menu key to select Contrast menu Contrast 50 Ex Adjust the brig...

Page 72: ... can be displayed at the size according to the order off S M L off in sequence When pressing key the size of pip is scrolled in opposite to the above order When off is selected pip menu and pip disappear In case selecting small or medium or large pip menu appears When off is selected pip menu and pip disappear In case selecting small or medium or large pip menu appears Switch source input signal 5...

Page 73: ...oing to Sleep is displayed when there is no other input signal detected Numeric keys 6 As shown in page 45 46 each numeric keys is designated to one input signal see list below Once any numeric key is pressed signal detection starts If no correspondent signal is detected next detection starts for other signal type Key Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Analog RGB1 Digital RGB Composite Video S Video Analog RGB2...

Page 74: ...ent Signaling Standard of the VESA Video Electronics Standards Association This monitor conforms to DDC2B Display Data Channel 2B standard of VESA DDC stands for display data channel and is a registered trademark of VESA Plug and Play Power Management System This monitor does not correspond to DDC1 so that Plug and Play function will not be operated normally by some computers or graphic accelerato...

Page 75: ...again and etc are no good and etc on the screen 53 adjusted correctly This monitor conforms to the WXGA mode 1 280 x 768 dots This monitor does not support the computer s display mode which is larger than WXGA mode 1 280 x 768 dots Its display is possible but there is no guarantee Displaying the same screen for an extended period of time may leave a residual image this does not indicate a broken o...

Page 76: ...se French Spanish Plug Play VESA DDC2B Power Management VESA DPMS Video Input Composite Video Signal 75 Ω 1Vp p NTSC PAL SECAM Connector BNC x 1 S Video Signal Luminance 75 Ω 1Vp p Chrominance 75 Ω 0 286Vp p NTSC PAL SECAM Connector Mini DIN 4pin X1 Component Video Signal Y Cb Cr Analog RGB C SYNC Analog RGB HD VD Connector BNC x 5 Note To improve this LCD monitor s performance level its specifica...

Page 77: ...If this equipment does cause interference to radio and television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures S reorient or relocate the receiving antenna S increase the separation between the equipment and receiver S connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit differe...

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