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6.
Operation
PC Settings:
The PC needs to be set to an appropriate graphics mode that has the same resolution
with the LCD panel to have clear screen image. And the vertical refresh rate should be set to one of
56~75Hz, non-interlaced signal.
LCD display System Settings:
The OSD (On Screen Display) provides certain functions to have
clear image and others. This board supports 5 buttons OSD operation as a standard. The control
functions defined on OSD operation are as below.
PC Graphics Output:
Signal quality is very important, if there is noise or instability in the PC graphics
output this may result in visible noise on the display. Refer to the graphic modes table in specification
section for supported modes. Non-interlaced & interlaced video input is acceptable.
USB cable (touch only):
Plug the USB-B connector to the connector on the backside of the monitor.
Plug the DisplayPort cable (not included) to the connector on the backside of the monitor.
DisplayPort cable:
Plug the VGA cable (not included) to the connector on the backside of the monitor.
VGA Cable:
Power supply:
Plug the
monitor (separate power supply 150-0072).
12V power supply (not included) to the connector on the backside of the
Power on:
Switch on the monitor by using the on/off switch on the OSD board.
PC Setting:
The controller has been designed to take a very wide range of input signals however to
optimize the PC’s graphic performance we recommend choosing 60Hz vertical refresh rate this will not
cause screen flicker.
OSD Control Board:
The OSD (On Screen Display) provides certain functions to have clear image
and others. This board supports 4 buttons OSD operation as a standard. The control functions defined
on OSD operation are as below.
The chosen OSD settings will be stored in memory. The OSD menu can be cleared from the screen
from the screen by moving the selection bar to the EXIT MENU icon pressing the SEL button
otherwise it will be automatically cleared after a few second of non-use.
Color LED:
This LED shows the state of the controller.
Green is the “normal state”.
Red is the “Off mode”. (Can’t find Sync. signals)
Amber
is the “DPMS mode” (
Display Power Management Signaling).
