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Table of Content

1. 

About these Instructions ............................................................................ 5

1.1. 

Warning symbols and key words used in these instructions ................ 5

2. Proper 

use 

.................................................................................................... 6

3. 

Declaration of conformity ........................................................................... 7

4. Safety 

instructions 

...................................................................................... 8

4.1. Operating 

safety 

.................................................................................................... 8

4.2. 

Installation location  ............................................................................................. 9

4.3. Repairs 

.....................................................................................................................10

4.4. 

Environmental temperature  ...........................................................................10

4.5. Power 

supply 

........................................................................................................11

5. Package 

contents 

....................................................................................... 12

6. 

Overview of the device .............................................................................. 13

6.1. Front 

.........................................................................................................................13

6.2. Rear 

..........................................................................................................................14

7. 

Using the device for the first time ............................................................ 15

7.1. 

Before connecting the monitor .....................................................................15

7.2. Mounting 

...............................................................................................................15

7.3. 

Setting up and positioning ..............................................................................16

7.4. Connecting 

............................................................................................................18

7.5. 

Switching on / Standby .....................................................................................18

7.6. 

Setting the screen resolution ..........................................................................19

8. 

On-screen display (OSD) menu ................................................................. 20

9. Power-saving 

features 

............................................................................... 22

10. Troubleshooting 

........................................................................................ 22

10.1. 

Picture interference or no picture .................................................................22

10.2. 

Incorrect colour display; picture is too bright/dark ................................23

11. Cleaning 

..................................................................................................... 23

12. 

Pixel defects on screens ............................................................................ 24

13. 

Recycling and disposal .............................................................................. 25

14. Technical 

data 

............................................................................................ 26

14.1. 

Product data sheet .............................................................................................28

15. Legal 

notice 

................................................................................................ 28

Summary of Contents for P52709

Page 1: ...Instruction manual 68 6 cm 27 Full HD Monitor MEDION AKOYA P52709 MD 22001 ...

Page 2: ...ront 13 6 2 Rear 14 7 Using the device for the first time 15 7 1 Before connecting the monitor 15 7 2 Mounting 15 7 3 Setting up and positioning 16 7 4 Connecting 18 7 5 Switching on Standby 18 7 6 Setting the screen resolution 19 8 On screen display OSD menu 20 9 Power saving features 22 10 Troubleshooting 22 10 1 Picture interference or no picture 22 10 2 Incorrect colour display picture is too ...

Page 3: ...ss them on with the device if you sell it 1 1 Warning symbols and key words used in these instructions DANGER Warning of immediate risk of fatal injury WARNING Warning possible mortal danger and or serious irre versible injuries PLEASE NOTE Additional information on using the device WARNING Warning danger of electric shock Bullet point information on operating steps and results Tasks to be perform...

Page 4: ...d Use only spare parts and accessories which we have supplied or approved Follow all the instructions in these directions for use especial ly the safety information Any other use is deemed improper and can cause personal injury or damage to the product Do not use the device in areas where there is a risk of explo sion This includes e g tank farms fuel storage depots or areas in which solvents are ...

Page 5: ...ns EMC Directive 2014 30 EU Low Voltage Directive 2014 35 EU Ecodesign Directive 2009 125 EC However the device is not equipped with a full function for minimising pow er consumption in accordance with the Ecodesign Directive In this product cat egory the function is normally defined or controlled by the connected end de vice personal computer RoHS Directive 2011 65 EU ...

Page 6: ... must not be carried out by children unless they are supervised DANGER Risk of suffocation Plastic wrapping can be swallowed or used improperly Therefore there is a risk of suffocation Keep packaging material such as plastic film or plas tic bags away from children DANGER Risk of injury There is a risk of the display breaking if excessive force is exerted on it Recover all broken pieces using prot...

Page 7: ...ce may impair the electrical safety of the product The slots and openings on the monitor are for ventilation pur poses Do not cover these openings overheating fire risk Position the cable so that it cannot be stepped on or tripped over Make sure that there is enough clearance from the sides of the furniture unit Ensure a minimum clearance of 10 cm around the device for sufficient ventilation Place...

Page 8: ...ed service partner 4 4 Environmental temperature The monitor can be operated at an ambient temperature of 0 C to 35 C with a relative humidity of 80 non con densing When switched off the monitor can be stored at tempera tures from 20 C to 60 C DANGER Risk of electric shock Large changes in temperature or fluctuations in humid ity can cause moisture build up within the monitor due to condensation T...

Page 9: ...o disconnect the power supply from your monitor pull the mains plug from the power outlet DANGER Risk of electric shock The monitor contains live parts They pose a risk of elec tric shock or fire if an unintentional short circuit occurs Never open the monitor s casing and do not insert anything into the monitor through the slots and openings To avoid damaging the cables do not place any objects on...

Page 10: ...ys of purchase The following items are supplied with your monitor Monitor HDMI cable Power adaptor Power cord EU Monitor stand Documentation DANGER Risk of suffocation Plastic wrapping can be swallowed or used improperly Therefore there is a risk of suffocation Keep packaging material such as plastic film or plas tic bags away from children ...

Page 11: ...m selection 2 Navigate in the menu When the menu is closed the brightness setting is activated with and the volume setting with 3 AU TO Automatic picture adjustment VGA only Close the menu 4 The operating LED displays the operating state 5 Switch on the monitor switch the monitor into standby mode ...

Page 12: ... 2 Rear 7 6 8 9 10 6 11 6 Loudspeaker 7 D C I N connection for power supply 8 H D M I HDMI connection 9 D S U B VGA connection 10 AU D I O Audio connection 3 5 mm stereo jack 11 Opening for Kensington lock ...

Page 13: ... by both of your monitors Set this physical resolution in your operating system before connect ing your new monitor A table listing the physical resolutions supported by this monitor can be found in the section Setting the screen resolution on page 19 7 2 Mounting Attach the monitor stand as shown in the illustration Carry out these steps before connecting up the monitor Place the device onto the ...

Page 14: ...e of vision should also be maintained in relation to artificial lighting equipment In other words the same criteria and principles apply where the work space is illuminated with artificial light If it is not possible to position the screen as described the following can be helpful Rotate lower or tilt the monitor Slatted or vertical blinds on the windows Partitions or changes to artificial lightin...

Page 15: ...ut and not bent at an angle of more than 10 where possi ble Make sure that your wrists are not resting on the table edge itself Legs your thighs should be horizontal or angled slightly down Your lower legs should form an angle with your thighs of approximately 90 Your feet should be resting flat on the floor Use a foot rest if you need one but first make sure that your seat height has been adjuste...

Page 16: ...ion on the computer If you are using an HDMI signal cable you do not require a separate audio cable 7 4 3 Connecting power supply Connect the supplied power adaptor to the power supply socket D C I N of the device Connect the other end to a suitable power outlet The mains socket must be close to the monitor and easy to access use the same power circuit as for the computer 7 5 Switching on Standby ...

Page 17: ...ccur with all other resolutions Set the physical resolution on your computer according to the instructions in your operating system Physical resolution pixels Vertical frequency Hz Physical resolution pixels Vertical frequency Hz 640 x 480 60 1 280 x 720 60 640 x 480 72 1 280 x 800 60 640 x 480 75 1 280 x 960 60 720 x 480 60 1 280 x 1 024 60 800 x 600 60 1 280 x 1 024 75 800 x 600 72 1 360 x 768 6...

Page 18: ... contrast BRIGHTNESS Setting for the picture brightness COLOUR TEMP To select the color temperature PICTURE ADJUST VGA only Automatic alignment and calibration of the picture COLOR ADJUST VGA only Carries out an automatic colour adjust ment VGA only H POSITION Align the position of the picture V POSITION CLOCK Set the clock rate for the image PHASE Fine tuning to improve the display of the picture...

Page 19: ...icture format DCR Switch dynamic contrast on or off RESET Reset the device to the factory settings ECO Switch the ECO mode on and off AUTO POWER OFF If this function is activated the device au tomatically switches to standby mode af ter 4 hours of inactivity no operation of the device REDUCE BLUE LIGHT Reduces the blue value of the light and renders it more comfortable and warmer ...

Page 20: ... Troubleshooting If problems occur with your monitor make sure that the monitor has been properly installed If the problems persist then read this section for information about possi ble solutions 10 1 Picture interference or no picture The mains cable must be firmly seated in the socket and the power switch if available must be switched on The computer must be switched on and the connection cable...

Page 21: ...ext page 11 Cleaning Always unplug the device and disconnect all cables before cleaning Do not use solvents corrosive agents or aerosol based detergents to clean the device Clean the screen with a soft lint free cloth Make sure that no water droplets remain on the screen Water can cause perma nent discolouration Store the packaging material in a safe place always use this box to transport the moni...

Page 22: ...ther things the generally applicable guidelines relating to pixel defects Pixel defects are categorised into four fault class es and three defect types Every individual pixel consists of three sub pixels each of which is assigned a basic colour red green blue Pixel fault class Defect type 1 Pixel constantly lit Defect type 2 Pixel constant ly black Defect type 3 Defective sub pixel lit black 0 0 0...

Page 23: ... Device Old devices should not be disposed of with the normal household rub bish In accordance with Directive 2012 19 EU the device must be prop erly disposed of at the end of its service life This involves separating the materials in the device for the purpose of recycling and avoiding any im pact on the environment Take old devices to a collection point for elec trical scrap or a recycling centr...

Page 24: ...sen Germany Commercial register number HRB 13274 Model name FSP045 RBCN3 Input voltage current input AC fre quency 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 1 5 A max Output voltage current 19 V 2 37 A Output power 45 0 W Average efficiency during operation 89 30 Efficiency with low load 10 87 10 Power consumption with zero load 0 08 W Relevant load conditions Percentage of output current according to type plate Load co...

Page 25: ... 000 1 typ Dynamic contrast ratio 30 000 000 1 Response time 14ms grey to grey typ Connections Picture VGA 15 pin D SUB HDMI with HDCP decryption Audio 3 5 mm stereo input Environment values Temperatures In operation 0 C 35 C Not in operation 20 C 60 C Humidity non condensing In operation 80 Not in operation 90 Dimensions weight Weight With stand approx 3 9 kg Dimensions WxHxD With stand approx 61...

Page 26: ...prohibited without the written permission of the manufacturer Copyright is owned by the company MEDION AG Am Zehnthof 77 45307 Essen Germany The operating manual can be reordered via the service hotline and is available for download via the service portal at www medion com gb service start You can also scan the QR code above and download the operating manual onto your mobile device via the service...

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