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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS T A BLE OF CONTENT S ........................................................................... 1 IMPO RTANT SAFET Y INSTRUCT IONS ................................................. 2 FEDERAL COM M UNICATIONS COMM ISSION ...................................... 3 CONNECTING THE M ONITO R AND SWIVEL B ASE ..........................[...]
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2 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTI ONS 1. Pleas e read thes e inst ructi ons t horoughly. 2. Please kee p this gu ide fo r future u se. 3. Pleas e disconnec t the de vice f rom the ma in power suppl y before c lea ning. Do not us e an y liq uids or a eros ol spra ys to clea n this de vice. Us e a cl ean dampened c lot h in st ead. 4. To avoid damagi ng t[...]
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3 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION ( FCC Stat ement ) This equipm ent has been te sted and found to comply with the limits f or a Class B digital device, p ursuan t to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are design ed to provide reasonable protection against har mf ul interference in a residential i nstallation. This equipm ent gene rates, us e[...]
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4 CONNECTING THE MONI TOR A ND SWIVEL BASE 1. Place the monitor w ith its tube down on a s table surface. 2. Align the four tabs of the swivel base with the slots i n the bottom of the moni tor . 3. Insert the tabs into the slots of the monitor 4. Now slowly slide the swivel base to ward the front of th e monitor till you hear the spring lock click[...]
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5 INTRODUCTION Congratu lations on y our purchase of this new high performance 15 ˝ Monitor. Using st ate-of-the- art electronics, th is monitor su pports a 1024 X 76 8 resolution . The on-screen display allo ws you to customize the displa y settings to suit your indivi dual taste. Features 15-inch monitor with a large, viewable screen for com[...]
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6 INSTA LLAT ION 1. Connect th e monitor signal cable 1 to the 15- pin mini D-sub (V GA) on the back of th e computer. 2. Connect th e power cord to t he powe r connector on th e back panel of the monitor, then plug the other end into an electrical outlet that is easily accessible, and close to the m onitor. 3. First turn on the power of the comput[...]
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7 USER CONTROLS 1 Power Swi t ch 2 Power LED Indicator Green States Status On Turns the m onitor on a nd off Light Flash Sleep[...]
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8 3 Res et 4 Adjustments Resets default v alues. For adjusting the display in the selec ted function. 5 Selec t button 6 Fun ction LED I ndicator For selecting f unctions. 1) W hen the highest or l owest possible se tting for a particular display control ha s been rea ched, its corresponding L ED will f lash. 2) W hen the 2nd LED’s lig ht is on, [...]
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9 LED IC ON SUM MA RY Icon Function Function Description Bri ghtnes s Adj usts di splay br ightne ss Contrast Adjusts d ispla y contrast H. Size Increases and decreas es screen width H. Position Sh ifts dis play im age r igh t or l ef t V. Size Increase and decreas e screen height V. Position Shif ts di spl ay imag e up or do wn Pinc ushio n Adjust[...]
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10 SPECIFICA TIONS Screen Size 15 ″ CRT Dot Pitch (mm) 0.28 Surface Non –glare Viewable Im age Area (mm) 260 x 195 Input Signal Video Sy nc. RGB An alog 0.7Vp-p/75O hm a. Separate H/V,TTL(+/-) Scanning Frequency Horizontal (KHz) 30-54 Vertical (Hz) 50-120 Max Resolu tion 1024 x 768 Signal C able 15-pin min i D-su b Power Consum ption MA X 75W P[...]
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11 TROUBLESHOOTING Please refer to the f ollo wing solutions for the failure sym pto ms that occur the m ost frequent. If the symptom remains after trying these suggeste d solutions, please contact your local authorized serv ice center. Problem: Power LED is not lit when monitor is powered on. Check to make sure th at the po wer cord is connect[...]
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