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CONNECTING THE D-SUB SIGNAL CABLE
1. Turn off the computer and monitor.
2. Connect the 15 pin D-sub connector to the output port of the
video card in your computer.
3. Tighten the screws of connector.
CONNECTING TO YOUR MACINTOSH COMPUTER
1. Turn off the computer and monitor.
2. Attach the Macintosh cable adapter to the Macintosh video card.
3. Tighten the screws on the cable adapter.
4. Connect the signal cable provided with your monitor to the other
end of the Macintosh cable adapter.
5. Tighten the screws between the Macintosh cable adapter and the
signal cable.
CONNECTING THE POWER CORD
1. Plug the power cord into the AC receptacle located at the back of
the monitor.
2. Plug the other end of the power cord into the AC outlet.
If your power cord is PC to Monitor type, plug the other end of the
power cord into the AC receptacle in the computer.
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POWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
If you use the monitor with a computer which complies with the power
saving program, you can set the monitor to go blank when the system has
remained unused for a period of time. To specify the period or to disable
this feature, set the system timeout field of the computer s system setup
program or use special software for power saving. See the computer user s
manual for the details of using the system setup. While the monitor is in
power saving mode (blank screen), it consumes less power than normal
state; the color of the power LED will indicate the state. To restore the
screen image, press any key of your keyboard or move your mouse. If the
signal cable is connected loosely or disconnected, the power saving feature
will operate.
DISPLAY DATA CHANNEL (DDC) FOR PLUG & PLAY
If you use the monitor with a computer which complies with DDC1/2B of
VESA, the Host-Video Card automatically configures itself without your
intervention in a way that best fits the attached monitor. The Display Data
Channel, DDC, allows the monitor to inform the host system about
configuration information for optimum use of the monitor. Use of the
Video Card utility is not required to match the resolutions and refresh rates
of the monitor and video card.