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LaCie 324i LCD Monitor

Getting Connected

User Manual

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7. Gently remove the stand from the 324i base.

The monitor can now be mounted using an alternative attach-
ment.

IMPORTANT INFO:

LaCie recommends using the original four

screws that shipped with the 324i when placing it on a VESA 100
compliant stand or flexible arm attachment.

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Summary of Contents for 324i

Page 1: ...se and Lower the Monitor Screen 17 2 2 2 Tilt 17 2 2 3 Swivel 17 2 2 4 Adjusting the 324i from Landscape Mode to Portrait Mode Pivot 18 2 3 VESA 100 Compliant Alternative Stand 19 2 3 1 Remove the mon...

Page 2: ...LaCie 324i LCD Monitor Table of Contents User Manual page 2 6 2 LaCie Customer Support Contacts 42 7 Warranty Information 43...

Page 3: ...al instal lation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interfer ence to radio communi...

Page 4: ...tlet and refer servicing to qualified per sonnel under the following conditions When the power supply cord or plug is damaged If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the monitor If the...

Page 5: ...s and contrast controls to enhance read ability Use a document holder placed close to the screen Position whatever you are looking at most of the time the screen or refer ence material directly in fro...

Page 6: ...h detail and expansive viewing angles when combining LCD with IPS Out of the box the LaCie 324i gives you the freedom to choose between sRGB Adobe RGB and Greyscale as color settings Se lect User to a...

Page 7: ...e HDCP compatible HDMI input port Four Video Sources The 324i has four inputs for multiple sources DVI DisplayPort HDMI and Component video Using the Picture in Picture PiP function you may view two s...

Page 8: ...5mm mini jack socket female Speaker or Headphone Out USB 2 0 Device Port B type Connector x1 USB 2 0 Host Ports A type Connector x2 RoHS Compliant Yes Power Consumption Normal 100W Maximum Standby le...

Page 9: ...terials LaCie highly recommends storing them in a safe area in case you need to transport your product in the future In the event that the monitor should need to be repaired or serviced it must be ret...

Page 10: ...r damage to the product 1 Take the monitor out of the box and remove the cushioning material Do not remove the blocking screw yet Fig 01 2 Place the monitor on a desk or other horizontal surface 3 Pee...

Page 11: ...ise contrast using the Up arrow While in the Menu use the Up Down arrows to scroll through OSD items to make settings adjustments 1 1 5 1 Front View and Button Functions Refer to the diagram below for...

Page 12: ...You may choose PC Audio in the OSD when using another source 7 USB 2 0 Device Port Use this port to connect the 324i USB signal to the computer See port 8 for further information 8 USB 2 0 Host Ports...

Page 13: ...etting Connected User Manual page 13 2 Getting Connected Installing your LaCie 324i LCD Monitor requires a few simple connections 2 1 Connecting the Monitor 2 2 Ergonomic Adjustments 2 3 VESA 100 Comp...

Page 14: ...to the monitor s DVI input Tighten all screws b For a PC or Mac with DisplayPort output Connect the DisplayPort signal cable not included to the Dis playPort output on your computer Connect the other...

Page 15: ...audio input on your speakers or headphones TECHNICAL NOTE HDMI connections generally do not require additional audio cables Please make certain that the audio signal from your device is passed through...

Page 16: ...nly use the power cable supplied with your specific LaCie monitor Do not use a power cable from another LaCie de vice or another manufacturer Using any other power cable or power supply may cause dama...

Page 17: ...2 2 2 Tilt Lightly grasp the top and bottom of the monitor screen with your hands and adjust the tilt as desired Fig 09 The maximum tilt angles for the 324i are Backward 30 Forward 3 2 2 3 Swivel Ligh...

Page 18: ...you can avoid scraping the bottom of the stand when pivoting to Portrait or Landscape modes Before pivoting the monitor to either Portrait or Landscape modes 1 Gently tilt the bottom in an upward dir...

Page 19: ...stand for mounting To prepare the monitor for an alternate stand 1 Power off the monitor and your computer 2 Disconnect all cables from the monitor including the power cable 3 Place hands on each side...

Page 20: ...tly remove the stand from the 324i base The monitor can now be mounted using an alternative attach ment IMPORTANT INFO LaCie recommends using the original four screws that shipped with the 324i when p...

Page 21: ...Quick Reference User Manual page 21 3 Quick Reference The following sections provide basic information on Aspect Ratio PiP Audio and Hot Keys 3 1 Aspect Ratio 3 2 Picture in Picture PiP 3 3 Audio 3 4...

Page 22: ...ters The 324i can expand 4 3 or 16 9 signals to its native aspect ratio continued on the next page Aspect Ratio Setting Effect 4 3 Video 16 9 Video Off Applies no modification and displays the input s...

Page 23: ...ou want to fill the screen by moving from Off to Expansion To change the aspect ratio 1 Tap the MENU button 2 Tap an Up Down arrow until you arrive at the Picture heading a monitor icon with color bar...

Page 24: ...Press ENTER to open the sub window for the ON or OFF checkboxes Tap the Down arrow to choose ON The PiP window should ap pear on the screen 4 Tap MENU to return to the PiP options Scroll through the o...

Page 25: ...3 HDMI input From a DVD player a media device etc HDMI sources generally carry video and audio signals 3 3 1 Changing the Audio Source from the Default You can change the audio source from the default...

Page 26: ...Calibration Release the button when you have reached the preferred setting Brightness Up Arrow Push the Up arrow for the Brightness slider Fig 15 Continue to push the Up arrow to increase brightness P...

Page 27: ...sliders will remain avail able Make certain to turn the OSD on before simultaneously pushing MENU and the Up Arrow to enable the OSD lock Disable Simultaneously push MENU Up Arrow OSD Lock with Brigh...

Page 28: ...en Display OSD Refer to the following sections for information on the LaCie 324i LCD Monitor OSD 4 1 OSD Navigation 4 2 OSD Picture in Picture PiP 4 3 1 OSD Picture DVI and DisplayPort 4 3 2 OSD Pictu...

Page 29: ...o scroll through the OSD selections The Up arrow is a hot key for Brightness The Down arrow is a hot key for Contrast See 3 4 Hot Keys and OSD Lock Enter Tap to make a selection in the OSD Hot key for...

Page 30: ...or Center Transparency Set the level of transparency for the PiP window The default is 0 or no transparency PBP Picture by Picture View two input sources computer signal and video as a split screen i...

Page 31: ...es Power Management Select Off to disable Power Management The 324i will not go to sleep mode but remain powered on even when a signal is not present LaCie highly recommends Standard since it conserve...

Page 32: ...0 9500 and 10 000 Neutral to Very Blue Select User when the color setting is based upon a calibration The color temperature will be adjust to meet the calibration target Gamma Available only when Scre...

Page 33: ...by Brightness Raise or lower the display brightness The default is 20 Contrast Available only when Screen Mode is set to User Raise or lower the display contrast The default is 50 Black Level Availabl...

Page 34: ...default is 50 Hue Available only when Screen Mode is set to User Raise or lower the levels for Red Yellow Green Blue and Magenta Sharpness Raise or lower the visual clarity between light and dark edg...

Page 35: ...r example the horizontal letterbox and or vertical borders may be lightened from black to white This option will not be available when using the 324i native resolution 1920 x 1280 or if the Aspect Rat...

Page 36: ...MI and Compo nent For example if a DVI signal is active Auto Detection will stop seeking and display the image If there is no DVI signal Auto Detection will look at the DisplayPort input followed by t...

Page 37: ...stments User Manual page 37 4 5 OSD Sound Fig 21 Sub menu Description Source Select the audio input source PC HDMI and Component Mute Turn mute On Off Volume Adjust the volume level Bass Adjust the ba...

Page 38: ...put setting Resolution Lists the current resolution for the image Operation Time The duration that the monitor is in use The timing begins when the monitor is powered on and stops once it is turned of...

Page 39: ...lt your display card or system manual to change the graphics mode Check the monitor and your display card with respect to compatibility and recommended set tings Check the signal cable connector for b...

Page 40: ...ponent or HDMI Settings Aspect Ratio control to adjust the image size Make sure your display video card and system are compatible with the mode that you have selected If necessary consult the video ca...

Page 41: ...on a sticker at the back of monitor Macintosh PC model Mac users Click on the Apple icon in the menu bar and select About This Mac Windows XP users Right click My Computer and select Properties Gener...

Page 42: ...com ie contact LaCie Italy http www lacie com it contact Japan Elecom CO LTD http www lacie jp LaCie Korea http www lacie com kr contact LaCie Latin America http www lacie com la contact LaCie Netherl...

Page 43: ...monitor is defaced or missing The broken part is a replacement part The tamper seal on the monitor casing is broken LaCie will not under any circumstances be liable for direct special or consequentia...

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