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Revision Date

 

82070-274, Revision A

 

12 of 20

 

1/16/2009

 

Lock Mode 

 

•

    Off: 

OSD Menu is not locked.  Pressing “Menu” starts the OSD menu and all functions 

can be adjusted. 

•

    Mode 1:  

OSD Menu is locked and no functions can be adjusted.

•

    Mode 2:  

OSD Menu is locked except “Brightness”.  Pressing “Menu” displays the “Brightness” 

control menu. 

•

    Default  

Default value is “Off”.

 
 
5. Press 

“Menu”

 button and exit OSD: 

 

•

 

If setting is in

 “Off”

 mode, pressing 

“Menu”

 will show this image: 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

•

 

If setting is in 

“Mode 1”,

 pressing 

“Menu”

 will show this image: 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

•

 

If setting is in 

“Mode 2”

 pressing 

“Menu”

 will show this image: 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Lock Mode 

Brightness 

Contrast

Hue 

Saturation 

Black Level 

Display Menu 

OSD Locked 

Brightness 

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Summary of Contents for VividImage MON-STE19-1MP

Page 1: ...MON STE19 1MP VividImage Medical Grade LCD Color Monitor OPERATION MANUAL MON STE19 1MP ...

Page 2: ... a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense Declaration of Conformity VividImage Monitor MON STE19 1MP This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interfe...

Page 3: ... 5 Step 4 Connecting the Power Cord 6 Step 5 Raising and Lowering the Monitor 6 Figure 2 Screen Rotation 6 Step 6 Tilting and Swiveling the Monitor 6 Figure 3 Tilt and Swivel 6 USER INTERFACE 7 The User Interface 7 Figure 4 The User Interface 7 OSD ON SCREEN DISPLAY 8 OSD Adjustments 8 Figure 5 OSD Display Menu 8 OSD MENU FUNCTION 9 Table 1 OSD Menu Function 10 STRUCTURE OF OSD MENUS 11 How To Loc...

Page 4: ...instructions to avoid physical injury and or damage to the monitor Location Use the monitor in a suitable environment See Operating Temperature and Storage Temperature on the Specifications page of this manual Use caution around liquids as you would with any electrical appliance Do not insert objects into the monitor Do not place the monitor on unstable surfaces In all cases refer to the specifica...

Page 5: ... placed on the included stand or can be mounted to a VESA wall mount kit not included The VESA hole pattern 100mm is indicated with a in Figure 1 below Instructions on how to mount the monitor to a VESA mount will be included with the mounting kit DVI RS232 VGA Vacation Switch Power AC In Composite S Video Figure 1 Rear View of Monitor with Cable Cover Removed RS232 port is for the manufacturer to...

Page 6: ...ay be raised or lowered in either Portrait or Landscape mode To raise or lower place hands on each side of the monitor and lift or lower to the desired height Figure 2 Screen Rotation Before rotating the monitor must be raised to the highest level To raise the monitor place hands on each side and lift up to the highest position see Figure 2 To rotate the monitor place hands on each side and turn c...

Page 7: ...terface Number Button Description 1 MENU Start the OSD feature Exit the OSD controls Exit to the OSD main menu 2 Press to select sub menu items and decrease adjustment when OSD is shown Press to Unlock OSD see page 13 Quick Access item selection 3 Press to select sub menu items and increase adjustment when OSD is shown Quick Access item selection 4 Enter Access and control the function of sub menu...

Page 8: ...to select sub menu items 6 Press Enter button to enter the sub menu item 7 Press or button to change the current setting of the function 8 Exit the OSD menu or go back to the previous action by clicking the Menu button The changes will be saved automatically Figure 5 OSD Display Menu Shows Current Operation Color Menu Image Menu Advanced Menu OSD Menu Setup Menu Display Menu Brightness Contrast Hu...

Page 9: ...ance Automatically adjust color of the image Phase Adjust the focus of the image Clock Adjust the clock pulse of the image H Position Move the image left and right on the screen V Position Move the image up and down on the screen Color Menu Gamma Adjust Gamma value Color Temp Change the color intensity of the temperature selected Advanced Menu Scaling Adjust image size Zoom Mode Change the screen ...

Page 10: ...on the screen Rotation Rotate the OSD Time Out Adjust OSD display time setting Language Choose language to display on the screen Setup Menu All Reset Recall the factory default settings Lock Mode Lock the OSD function Overlapped Set value when images overlap DVI Select Select DVI source Information Shows firmware source and resolution Table 1 OSD Menu Function ...

Page 11: ... OSD menu 2 Select Setup Menu and press Enter 3 Select Lock Mode and press Enter 4 Selecting Lock Mode and pressing Enter will automatically save the settings Setup Menu All Reset Lock Mode Overlapped Information DVI Select Setup Menu All Reset Lock Mode Overlapped Information DVI Select Lock Mode Off Mode 1 Mode 2 Setup Menu ...

Page 12: ...ode 2 OSD Menu is locked except Brightness Pressing Menu displays the Brightness control menu Default Default value is Off 5 Press Menu button and exit OSD If setting is in Off mode pressing Menu will show this image If setting is in Mode 1 pressing Menu will show this image If setting is in Mode 2 pressing Menu will show this image Lock Mode Brightness Contrast Hue Saturation Black Level Display ...

Page 13: ...definitely and will not be locked automatically Quick Access Controls The Quick Access Controls allow direct adjustment of settings by simply pressing the Enter or buttons on the user interace These settings are not accessible through the Menu button 1 Input Source Selection Press Enter button to select the input source S Video Acquire analog signal from the S Video connector VGA BNC Acquire analo...

Page 14: ...ar base mode BL Mode Blue base mode LB Mode To imitate the operation of a white light lamp box 3 Gamma Item Selection Press button to select the Gamma value Native Default Gamma 1 8 The gamma value is 1 8 Gamma 2 0 The gamma value is 2 0 Gamma 2 2 The gamma value is 2 2 DICOM The gamma value is standard for DICOM User The gamma value is set by the user Native Gamma 1 8 Gamma 2 0 DICOM Gamma 2 2 Us...

Page 15: ...age or image on one screen at one time The Portrait orientation also works well for full screen video conferencing Color Control Systems Allows users to adjust the colors on the monitor and customize the color accuracy to a variety of standards OSD On Screen Display Controls Allows you to quickly and easily adjust all elements of your screen image using simple OSD controls Ergo Design Features Enh...

Page 16: ...tips prior to contacting customer support The image is not displayed on the screen Is the power cord connected properly Are the power cord and AC outlet functional Are the computer and or video source s connected to the monitor properly Are the computer and or video source s turned on Is the Vacation switch on the back of the monitor turned on Has an input video signal been selected that correlate...

Page 17: ...5 418 13 54 344 3 23 82 25 Weight lb Kg 14 6 4 Certifications CE Marking EN 60601 1 2 China CCIB CCEE Approval CISPR Requirements Eastern European Approvals EN 600601 1 1 Energy Star Compliant FCC Approval ISO 13406 2 Compliant Pixel Defect Guidelines MPR II Compliant PC2001 Compliant Taiwan BSMI Approval UL Medical Standard Listed UL 60601 VCCI Approvals LCD Technology Active Matrix Operating Tem...

Page 18: ...theoretical object called a black body radiator When the radiator is heated it changes from black to red to yellow to white to blue The lower the Kelvin rating the warmer or more yellow the light The higher the rating the cooler or more blue the light Contrast Contrast is the differentiation between variations of similar colors Typically contrast is set by adjusting for best color differentiation ...

Page 19: ...tures 15 G Gamma 9 14 18 Glossary 18 H Hue 18 I Input Source Selection 13 L LCD Panel 16 Lock Mode 12 M Mode 14 Mode 1 12 Mode 2 12 Monitor Care 16 Mounting 5 O On Screen Display 8 OSD 8 9 11 16 OSD Display Menu 8 OSD Menu Function 10 P Phase 18 Plug and Display 15 Power Cord 6 Precautions 4 Q Quick Access Controls 13 S Safety 4 Saturation 18 Screen Rotation 6 Setup Menu 11 Specifications 17 Stora...

Page 20: ...Revision A 20 of 20 1 16 2009 Contact Customer Support 40 Melville Park Road Melville NY 11747 877 887 1788 Printed in USA is a registered trademark of VTS Medical Systems LLC is a registered trademark of STERIS Corporation VividImage ...

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