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The components that have biggest influence 

on the useful life of the product are the 

backlight lamps. These are made of CCFL 

(Cold-cathode Fluorescent Lamp). Over time 

these will decay and give less and less light. 

They generally have a spedification of 40,000 

hours before they are worn out. If they are 

constantly on one year of use corresponds to 

just over 8,000 hours and thus a life of 5 years. 

There are ways to improve the useful life.

The most radical and efficient way is to always 

switch the monitor off when not used.

The second best is to use the Power Save 

feature within the PC´s DPMA system. This 

will not switch off the monitor entirely but the 

backlight lamps will be switched off which is 

the important thing. When you start to use 

the keyboard or mouse, the monitor will be 

switched on within a couple of seconds.

PLEASE, NOTE THAT A SCREENSAVER 

WILL NOT SWITCH OFF THE BACKLIGHT 

LAMPS AND THUS IS NOT A SOLUTION 

FOR LONGER LIFE.

The higher the luminance is set on the 

monitor the greater is the wear of the backlight 

lamps. All monitors have the facility to adjust 

brightness. Never set this at maximum since 

this will cause the lamps to decay faster. A 

setting at 50% will be sufficient for use in office 

environment.

Gradual change of color

As the backlight lamps ages they will show 

a warmer color temperature which can be 

perceived as more yellow for white color than it 

was initially when the monitor was new. There 

are color filters in the panel which also will age 

and add to the yellowish color tone.

You can usually from the monitors OSD set 

your own color and by setting the value for blue 

higher than red and green will change the color 

temperature back to more normal. However, 

the blue color filter has lower translucence so 

the consequence is that you will get a lower 

brightness.

Longer life for your monitor

Summary of Contents for MedicLine ML157D

Page 1: ...www olorin com Display User s Manual VistaLine MedicLine VL157D VL177D VL197D ML157D ML177D ML197D...

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Page 3: ...Product 13 12 Disposal of the Product 13 13 Getting started 14 14 How to assemble Panel and Base unit 15 15 Mounting on a wall or LCD arm 16 16 Rotating the LCD Panel 17 17 Connection Method 18 18 In...

Page 4: ...duct or to other attached devices appliances Throughout this manual the following symbols are used to guide you to the proper use of the product Keep this Users Manual in an easy accessible and safe p...

Page 5: ...ained service personnel Power management This unit has power management system The monitor will go into sleep mode where power consumption is less than 5W whenever either horizontal or vertical signal...

Page 6: ...k of electrical shock which could cause bodily harm possibly even death Most certainly such electrical shock will damage the product The product can also be delivered with certain options installed Su...

Page 7: ...e or in an inclined place which might cause injuries if it falls down Do not place the unit where it is subject to direct sunlight or near any heating device This could cause overheating resulting in...

Page 8: ...ly turn off the power and disconnect the plug from the outlet Continuing to use the unit under such condition may lead to electric shock and or fire For assistance contact your local re seller In the...

Page 9: ...ent and inspection Do not remodel or repair It may lead to fire electric shock or injuries Clean the dust inside the display once a year The dust that accumulates inside the unit may lead to fire Ask...

Page 10: ...n Union member states RoHS for use within the European Union member states Tests and Approvals for MedicLine Series Each product in the MedicLine series has additionally been tested for risk of electr...

Page 11: ...ing measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the re...

Page 12: ...y improper use of the product by the user or any use under other abnormal circumstances the use or inability to use this product the use for other purposes than the intended use as described in this d...

Page 13: ...cleaning the cabinet do NOT use thinner benzene or alcohol as these might damage the plastic and cause the paint to peel off Do NOT use organic solvent such as acetone and toluene when cleaning the p...

Page 14: ...C DC adapter AC Power cord DVI to DVI cable DVI to VGA cable 3 5 mm Audio cable Optional Items The Base unit with 4 Screws and Screwdriver S video cable DVI to VGA DVI splitter cable Optional Items fo...

Page 15: ...ced so that the OSD wheel is at the lower left corner seen from yourself Place the metal plate onto the VESA mounting cut out on the back of the panel Hold the bottom of the base unit towards yourself...

Page 16: ...we strongly recommend that you use wall mount kits with attached M4 10mm screws and which can hold a load of more than the weight of the monitor Ensure it is securely and safely installed If you mount...

Page 17: ...90 degrees Procedure 1 Tilt the LCD panel upward Perform this procedure before sliding the panel upward 2 Lift the LCD panel to the top 3 Rotate the LCD panel by 90 degrees 4 Reposition the LCD panel...

Page 18: ...e either a VGA to VGA cable for connection to the VGA connector or a VGA to DVI I cable for connection to the DVI I connector on the monitor If your source is DVI digital then use the DVI DVI cable su...

Page 19: ...19 Input signals 15 17 Connections 19 Connections RJ45 connector placed at bottom of panel DVI I to DVI D VGA splitter cable...

Page 20: ...ust the monitor Rotate Downward Move Up Right Increase Larger More Rotate Upward Move Down Left Decrease Smaller Less Button Press Execute Do Save 3 Change of Brightness Setting If you rotate the Cont...

Page 21: ...trol you selected a submenu of the control with a status bar will appear The status bar indicates in which direction from the factory preset your adjustments are being made Rotate the Control Dial to...

Page 22: ...color mode has been selected Display 1 H Position Adjust horizontal screen position V Position Adjust vertical screen position Hue 2 Adjust the hue of the color settings Color mode Cool Select a cold...

Page 23: ...ent shall be shown on the monitor or not Active only for when you adjust the brightness by turning the control wheel without having entered the OSD menu You select YES or NO if it should be shown or n...

Page 24: ...ontrast values This is especially useful on ships during night use in order to keep night vision intact Sunlight readable Polarizing filter that is applied on top of the LCD display increases color sa...

Page 25: ...izontal Vertical Horizontal kHz Vertical Hz VGA 720 400 31 5 70 640 480 31 5 60 VESA 640 480 37 9 72 640 480 37 5 75 640 480 43 3 85 800 600 35 1 56 800 600 37 9 60 800 600 48 1 72 800 600 46 9 75 800...

Page 26: ...ector Color signal 0 286Vp p 75 Brightness signal 1Vp p 75 3 BNC connector Composite signal 1Vp p 75 4 Audio signal pin jack3 5mm connector 0 2 2 0 Vrms 5 RJ 45 connector Extend interface OSD control...

Page 27: ...x 59 x 282 mm w o base 2 375 x 201 x 358 mm w base Product color Graphite grey or white Open frame Optional Base unit Height adjustable No Tilting and swivel Yes Mounting Kensington lock Yes prepared...

Page 28: ...nector Color signal 0 286Vp p 75 Brightness signal 1Vp p 75 3 BNC connector Composite signal 1Vp p 75 4 Audio signal pin jack3 5mm connector 0 2 2 0 Vrms 5 RJ 45 connector Extend interface OSD control...

Page 29: ...kg w base Measurements WxDxH 378mm x 70mm x 314mm w o base 378mm x 201mm x 372mm w base Product color Graphite grey or white Open frame Optional Base unit Height adjustable No Tilting and swivel Yes M...

Page 30: ...tor Color signal 0 286Vp p 75 Brightness signal 1Vp p 75 3 BNC connector Composite signal 1Vp p 75 4 Audio signal pin jack3 5mm connector 0 2 2 0 Vrms 5 RJ 45 connector Extended interface OSD control...

Page 31: ...65 x 353 mm w o base 2 432 x 251 x 467 mm w base Product color Graphite grey or white Open frame Optional Base unit Height adjustable Yes Tilting and swivel Yes Mounting Kensington lock Yes prepared V...

Page 32: ...ite it could come down to 5000K Typical values In product specifications there are values for brightness contrast view angles etc The values are given as typical values meaning that actual value for a...

Page 33: ...en saver that moves around on the screen so that no static image is constantly shown Slow operating in cold environments The thin film transistors contain some liquid that will cause them to operate s...

Page 34: ...of seconds PLEASE NOTE THAT A SCREENSAVER WILL NOT SWITCH OFF THE BACKLIGHT LAMPS AND THUS IS NOT A SOLUTION FOR LONGER LIFE The higher the luminance is set on the monitor the greater is the wear of...

Page 35: ...light If not the adapter might be broken If you have another adapter of the same type you can verify by using that adapter If yes there is a problem with the panel which should be repaired If yes then...

Page 36: ...The video cable must be connected for reading of the information to take place 1 DDC Display Data channel and 2 VESA are registered trademarks of Video Electronics Standards Association DICOM Digital...

Page 37: ...37 Contact Olorin AB Marios gata 11 SE 434 37 Kungsbacka Sweden Phone 46 0 300 566 780 Fax 46 0 300 566 789 E mail info olorin com www olorin com OLM0002EN_1204...

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