Totoku LV22E4-N1, User Manual

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Connecting the display
When using LVE4-N1/N16 on i model displays (CCLxxxi and MExxxi) ...
i2 model displays can be used in both landscape and portrait operation by switching two
sets of Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) loaded with the displays. EDID is
a data structure describing its own information including supporting resolution. See the
display user manual for instructions on how to switch EDIDs.
On CCL5i, CCL54i, and ME5i:
The one EDID supports both landscape and portrait display modes (resolutions), but the
boot sequence is displayed in landscape mode only in both modes. In order to use the
display in portrait, switching the EDID to the other, portrait only mode is recommended.
By default, “Lan Portrait” is selected.
On CCL5i, CCL54i, and ME55i:
The two EDIDs respectively support landscape and portrait modes, but they need to be
manually switched . By default, it is set to portrait.
Check the table below to find out in what orientation the i2 model LCDs are.
Note
The DVI cable needs to be disconnected from the display when checking the EDID.
Display mode LED behavior upon turn-on
Portrait
The LED blinks twice.
Landscape
The LED blinks three times.
1
Connect the supplied dual DVI cable to the DMS59 connector on the LV22E4-N1/N16
and tighten the screws on the connector.
Connect one end of the DVI cable supplied with the display to Connector 1 of the
dual DVI cable connected to the LV22E4-N1/N16 and the other end to the display
and tighten the screws on the connectors.
Careful not to break the connector pins by trying to insert the DMS59 and DVI
connectors at an angle.
Caution