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Section 2 OSD Description 

1. 

Basic Button Operation 
Press       button to launch the OSD 
panel. Press       or       to view  the func-
tions. To adjust a certain function, press      
to launch it. If the selected function 
consists of sub-menu, press      or      
again to view the sub-menu. When the 
desired function is highlighted, press      
to launch it.  Press      or       to change 
the setting. To exit, press      to exit. Repeat 
the preceding steps to adjust other setting. 

2. 

Display Settings

 

 

As shown in Fig., after Display Settings is 
launched, can adjust 

Brightness

Contrast, 

and  

Sharpness. 

3. 

Color Setting 
As shown in Fig., after Color Settings is 
launched, can adjust 

Color Temp 

and 

Color 

Effect 

to adjust screen color setting. 

Hue setting 

can make the image color lean 

toward green or purple 

Saturation setting 

can make saturation more 

vivid or more black and white

At Color Temperature, select “User”, can adjust 
RGB color setting, please refer to Fig.

 

Select 

“Cool” can increase the blue saturation of the 
image. Select “Warm”can increase the red satu-
ration of the image

At Color Effect, select 

“Standard”, “Game”, “Movie”, “Photo” 
and “Vivid

  

Select “User” can adjust the Hue and Saturation 
of Red/Blue/Green/Cyan/Yellow/Magenta

  

 

4. 

Aspect Ratio 

Please refer to Fig. Suggested setting is 16:9. 
When HDMI image is 4:3 format, can select 
4:3, make image not enlarge to 16:9 and 
change shape. Using VGA image input won’t 
have this function

 

 

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Summary of Contents for On-Lap 1002

Page 1: ...Manual of 1002 Read Me Before Usage...

Page 2: ...nd Power Cable 5 Section 3 Connect the 5V 2A Charger Optional 7 Chapter 3 Power On and Off the On Lap Monitor 7 Section 1 Power On and Off the On Lap Monitor 7 Section 2 Monitor Display Setting 7 Sect...

Page 3: ...r 1 Content Description Section 1 On Lap Monitor and Accessories 1 Parts Description 1 Fig On Lap 1002 input output ports Fig 1002 buttons and LED light Description Fig Parts Description of Protective...

Page 4: ...d touch function It is suggested to use the USB port on lap top or manufacturer s 5V 2A Charger 7 Disconnect power source before cleaning Please use soft cloth to clean touch screen monitor When diffi...

Page 5: ...on instructions and precautionary notes Do retain this document for future reference Section 5 Product Maintenance Do not attempt to repair the Product yourself Should any of the following conditions...

Page 6: ...VESA 100 Arm Installation Place the protective cover onto VESA 100 arm as shown in Fig Place the mon itor into the protective cover place the magnetic clip on top short side on the top Fig Protective...

Page 7: ...mark Place On Lap 1002 vertically onto Stand 4 Touch screen will be covered by Stand 4 may affect some Windows 8 touch gestures Stand 4 is not recommended for Windows 8 user who needs to place the mon...

Page 8: ...nector to Micro HDMI port of On Lap 1002 Connect the other end HDMI A type con nector to laptop tablet game console or DVD player s HDMI port Or connect VGA Video Cable s VGA connector to VGA port of...

Page 9: ...f state to On state Press Power Button to activate On Off 2 First time use When Micro USB to USB touch signal and power connect to USB port on computer or 5V DC Charger the power indication light of 1...

Page 10: ...en Setting If the computer is unable to automatically start touchscreen function please use the Tablet PC Setting of the Windows 7 8 1 10 Control Panel to per form touchscreen setting As below Fig ple...

Page 11: ...Please touch the buttons by the fingertip gently Do not press the buttons with stress or continuously which may cause them fail to response Increase up or Decrease down continuously shall be done by t...

Page 12: ...ettings is launched can adjust Color Temp and Color Effect to adjust screen color setting Hue setting can make the image color lean toward green or purple Saturation setting can make saturation more v...

Page 13: ...when input VGA signal can use such function Will automatically adjust VGA setting H Position Moves the display area left and right V Position Moves the display area up and down Clock Adjust the pixel...

Page 14: ...sed on I2 C protocol The host can request EDID information over the DDC2B channel The On Lap Monitor is able to inform the host system of its identity and depending on the level of DDC used communicat...

Page 15: ...0Hz 1366x768 60Hz 1280x1024 60Hz 1280x800 60Hz 1280x768 60Hz 1024x768 60Hz Caution If video output frequency of computer graphic card is out of the above range it may cause the panel damage Support Vi...

Page 16: ...ed to On Lap Monitor s video input port and laptops video output port Image disappears or image size is too big too small or image is not centered The trouble may be caused by VGA video input Please a...

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