IRIS 3010, Руководство пользователя

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Version 1.0 SERIES 3000
IRIS OWNER’S GUIDE A-3 Appendix A
Nineteen-inch Monitor (60 Hz Non-interlaced)
The monitor control panel on this monitor is shown in Figure 2-7.
• The button labeled
Brightness
adjusts the DC levels of the red, green, and
blue signals equally. Turning this button clockwise increases the monitor’s
brightness. You can push the button into the monitor once the brightness
is adjusted.
• The button labeled
Contrast
adjusts the AC gain levels of the red, green,
and blue signals. Turning this dial clockwise increases the monitor’s
contrast. Once the contrast is adjusted, you can push the button in so that
it is flush with the surface of the monitor.
• The button labeled
Degauss
demagnetizes the monitor screen.
• The rocker switch labeled
Power
controls power to the monitor.
• The power light indicates that the monitor power is on.
Fifteen-inch Monitor (60 Hz Non-interlaced)
The monitor control panel on this monitor is shown in Figure 2-8.
• The recessed dial labeled
Brightness
adjusts the DC levels of the red, green,
and blue signals equally. Turning this knob clockwise increases the
monitor’s brightness.
• The recessed dial labeled
Contrast
adjusts the AC gain levels of the red,
green, and blue signals. Turning this dial clockwise increases the monitor’s
contrast.
• The button labeled
Degauss
demagnetizes the monitor screen.
• The button labeled
Power
controls power to the monitor.
• The power light indicates that the monitor power is on.
33 Hz Interlaced Monitor
The monitor control panel on the 33 Hz interlaced monitor is shown in Figure
2-9.
• The knob labeled
Brightness
adjusts the DC levels of the red, green, and
blue signals equally. Turning this knob clockwise increases the monitor’s
brightness.
• The knob labeled
Contrast
adjusts the AC gain levels of the red, green, and
blue signals. Turning this knob clockwise increases the monitor’s contrast.
• The button labeled
Degauss
demagnetizes the monitor screen.
• The switch labeled
Power
controls power to the monitor.