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Kensington Lock

The  Kensington  Lock  is  a  device  used  to

physically fix the system when using it in a

public  place.  The  locking  device  has  to  be

purchased separately. The appearance and

locking method may differ from the illustra-

tion depending on the manufacturer. Refer to

the  manual  provided  with  the  Kensington

Lock for proper use. The locking device has

to be purchased separately.

 Note

The location of the Kensington Lock may be

different depending on the model.

Using the Anti-Theft Kensington Lock

1. Insert the locking device into the Ken-

sington slot on the LCD Display 

and

turn it in the locking direction 

.

2. Connect the Kensington Lock cable.

3. Fix the Kensington Lock to a desk or a

heavy stationary object.

 Note

See Connecting Cables for further information regarding cable connections.

Remote Control

 Note

The performance of the remote control may be affected by a TV or other electronic device

operating near the LCD Display , causing a malfunction due to interference with the frequen-

cy.

Introduction

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Summary of Contents for SyncMaster 400UXn-UD

Page 1: ...ii LCD MONITOR quick start guide 400UXN UD2 460UXN UD2...

Page 2: ...ts of the Package Remove the lock from the package box as shown in the figure above Lift up the package box by holding the grooves on both sides of the package box Check the contents of the package Re...

Page 3: ...r s Guide Magic Wall Software CD Magic Wall Manual CD Cables Power Cord Others Remote Control BP59 00138A Batteries AAA X 2 Not available in all loca tions Sold separately D Sub Cable DVI Cable LAN Ca...

Page 4: ...alues Adjust buttons Left Right buttons Volume buttons Moves from one menu item to another horizontally or adjusts selected menu values When OSD is not on the screen press the button to adjust volume...

Page 5: ...ing green Note See PowerSaver described in the manual for further information regarding power saving functions For energy conservation turn your LCD Display OFF when it is not needed or when leaving i...

Page 6: ...o the COMPONENT port on the external device using the D SUB to COMPONENT cable Connect the RGB COMPONENT IN port on the monitor to the BNC port on the PC using the RGB to BNC cable DVI IN PC Video Con...

Page 7: ...on the product AV IN VIDEO Connect the VIDEO terminal of your mon itor to the video output terminal of the exter nal device using a VIDEO cable AUDIO OUT Headphone External speaker output termi nal H...

Page 8: ...he Kensington Lock may be different depending on the model Using the Anti Theft Kensington Lock 1 Insert the locking device into the Ken sington slot on the LCD Display and turn it in the locking dire...

Page 9: ...GUIDE but ton The button is used to select Digital channels Electronic Program Guide EPG display This function does not work for this LCD Display 5 VOL Adjusts the audio volume 6 SOURCE Press the butt...

Page 10: ...ion Stereo mode Audio Type MTS S_Mode Default FM Stereo Mono Mono Manual Change Stereo Mono Stereo SAP Mono SAP Mono DUAL STEREO MONO DUAL l DUAL ll and MONO NICAM MONO NICAM STEREO can be operated de...

Page 11: ...19 RETURN Returns to the previous menu 20 EXIT Exits from the menu screen 21 MagicInfo MagicInfo Quick Launch Button Introduction 17...

Page 12: ...ing the D sub Analog connector on the video card Connect the D sub to the 15 pin RGB COMPONENT IN port on the back of your LCD Display and the 15 pin D sub Port on the computer Using the DVI Digital c...

Page 13: ...to the audio port on the back of the LCD Display Connect the power cord for your LCD Display to the power port on the back of the LCD Display Turn on the power switch Note Turn on both your computer a...

Page 14: ...e remote Connecting using a Component Cable 1 Connect a set of audio cables between the AV COMPONENT AUDIO IN L AUDIO R on the LCD Display and the AUDIO OUT jacks on the DVD player or other external d...

Page 15: ...O R on the LCD Display 2 Connect a video cable between the VIDEO OUTPUT jack on the camcorder and the AV IN VIDEO on the LCD Display 3 Select AV for the Camcorder connection using the Source button on...

Page 16: ...elect DVI using the SOURCE button on the front of the LCD Display or on the remote control Note DVI OUT does not support HDCP Connecting Using a HDMI Cable 1 Connect input devices such as a Blu Ray DV...

Page 17: ...and connect the opposite jack to the DVI RGB HDMI AUDIO IN terminal of the LCD Display 3 Select HDMI using the SOURCE button on the front of the LCD Display or on the remote control Connecting a DTV...

Page 18: ...l Connecting to an Audio System 1 Connect a set of audio cables between the AUX L R jacks on the AUDIO SYSTEM and AUDIO OUT on LCD Display Connecting a LAN Cable The LCD Display s configuration at the...

Page 19: ...Connections 25...

Page 20: ...reconnect the video cable then turn on both your com puter and the LCD Display If your LCD Display screen remains blank after using the previous procedure check your video controller and computer sys...

Page 21: ...ore than 3 times when booting If it does request an a service for the main board of the computer 3 If you installed a new video card or if you assembled the PC check if you installed the Adaptor video...

Page 22: ...t Optimum Mode message A Check the maximum resolution and the frequency of the video Adaptor A Compare these values with the data in the Preset Timing Modes Chart Q The picture rolls vertically A Chec...

Page 23: ...eyboard Q The screen is blank and it is blinking A If you see the TEST GOOD message on the screen when you pressing the MENU button check the cable connection between the LCD Display and the computer...

Page 24: ...er to the computer or the video card manual for details Q How can I Adjusts the resolution A Windows XP Set the resolution in the Control Panel Appearance and Themes Display Set tings A Windows ME 200...

Page 25: ...How can I play the video A The video supports the MPEG1 and WMV codecs only Install the corresponding codec to play the video Note that some of the codecs can be incompatible Note Before calling for...

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