GMS MagicWindow DT-15NT, Руководство пользователя

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FRONT PANEL
If you perform auto adjustment in advance of manual adjustment when you install the monitor, the
screen appears more stable.
Manual Installation
INSTALLATION
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ADJUSTMENT
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Click "Start" button.
Select "Settings" tab and then click "Control Panel".
Double click "Display" icon.
Click "Settings" bar.
Click "All display modes".
Select a mode (resolution, colors, vertical frequency).
Click "OK".
Click "Test"
If the screen performs normally, click "Yes". Otherwise, select other mode (lower
resolution, colors and vertical frequency).
Note: If "All display modes" does not exist on your Widows NT, refer to Standard Signal Modes
in this manual and select a resolution and vertical frequency.
To command X-Window, you have to create a system file that called XF86Config file.
You can set your monitor with the file.
If you command XF86Config, the file can be created.
Command XF86Config and then press enter key when the first and second screen appear.
In the third screen, you can find mouse settings.
Select your mouse.
Next, Keyboard setting screen appears.
Select your keyboard.
Monitor setting screen appears.
First, you have to set the horizontal frequency. Refer to Horizontal Frequency in this
manual and select one of them. (You can input the frequency directly as well).
You have to set the vertical frequency. Refer to Vertical Frequency in this manual and
select one of them. (You can input the frequency directly as well)
Enter the model name of your monitor.
Monitor information you entered here is not directly related to commanding X-Window.
Monitor setting has been completed.
Complete other hardware settings and command X-Window.
IF YOU HAVE WINDOWS NT..
IF YOU HAVE LINUX..
Basic functions of the buttons
Power Turns ON/OFF the monitor.
Menu Opens the main OSD menu, and exits from main menu or
sub-menu.
Select Selects the highlighted function.
Left Moves the selector left on the OSD or decreases the
values of the selected function.
Right Moves the selector right on the OSD or increases the
values of the selected function.
Up Moves the selector up on the OSD.
Down Moves the selector down on the OSD.