B. The HDTV decoder box will need to be connected through the component connection on the
back of the Maxent display. This input is sometimes labeled as YPbPr as well. If the cable box is
connected through Coax, AV1 (single yellow RCA connector) or S-Video; the image displayed is
not HDTV.
NOTE: Not all channels are broadcast is HDTV. If the channel you are watching is not
broadcast in HDTV, some HDTV boxes may simulate HDTV by up-converting the signal. Please
check with your local cable or satellite provider to determine which channels are HDTV and
which channels are not.
Q: Why is there is a humming sound coming from the back of the LCD?
A:
The 27X2 requires an internal cooling fan to keep from overheating. The sound that emanates
from the fan should be no noisier than the sound coming from your desktop PC power supply
when operating normally. If it is louder than that, there may be a defective fan or fan mounting.
Q: My user manual states that the Maxent LCD is an EDTV. The
Specifications state that it is an HDTV compatible Display. Which is
correct?
A:
There is a mistake in the user manual for the MX-27X2 on page 69. The paragraph states:
"This monitor is qualified as an EDTV monitor. This means that the monitor can display up to
480 lines using progressive scan format; therefore resolutions higher than 480 lines must be
down-converted in order to be displayed. This EDTV monitor includes advanced digital process
circuitry where the down-conversion process is done automatically while maximizing picture
quality.”
This paragraph was placed in the manual by mistake. Please disregard this paragraph. The MX-
27X2 is qualified as an HDTV. This means that monitor can display most high-definition formats
without down-conversion (Some high-definition formats above 1280 x 720p will require down-
conversion).
Q: How do I remove the table stand from my LCD/Plasma?
A:
To remove the desktop stand, please do the following:
1. Place the LCD/Plasma face down on a soft flat surface allowing the table-stand to protrude
over the edge of the surface.
2. Looking at the lower back of the monitor you will note a silver bar across the bottom of the
monitor. The color of this bar will be the same as the table stand.
3. At either end of this bar, you will note that there are 2 indented screws on the back of the
monitor.
