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    Apple LED Cinema Displa y 2A4-4637.book Page 1 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 5:07 PM[...]

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     Apple Inc. © 2008 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Apple. The Apple logo is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. U se of the “keyboard” Apple logo (Option-Shift-K) for commercial purposes without the[...]

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    3 7 Getting Star ted 8 Setting Up Y our Display 10 Using Y our Display 14 Care and Safety 15 Ergonomics 17 T roubleshooting Y our Display 18 Learning More , Service, and Suppor t 19 Specifications 21 22 24 28 29 31 32 33 C onten ts 2A4-4637.book Page 3 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 5:07 PM[...]

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    5 63 64 66 70 71 73 74 75 77 Regulatory Compliance Informa tion 78 Apple and the Environmen t 2A4-4637.book Page 5 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 5:07 PM[...]

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    English 7 Getting Star ted Y our Apple LED Cinema Displa y is designed to work seamlessly with the MacBook family of computers that ha ve a Mini DisplayP or t connector . It fea tures a 24-inch LED-backlit widescreen displa y , a MagSafe connector to charge your MacBook computer , a built-in iSight camera, a speaker system, and a microphone. The in[...]

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    8 English Setting Up Y our Displa y Follo w these steps to set up your Apple LED Cinema Displa y: 1 Remove the protective film fr om the display and cables. 2 Insert the power cord into the displa y , and then insert the AC plug into a gr ounded power outlet. 3 Connect the Mini DisplayP or t cable to your computer , as shown below . 4 Connect the U[...]

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    English 9 Setting Up Y our Comput er with the Lid Closed Y ou can close the lid of your computer and use just your Apple LED Cinema Displa y. Follo w the setup instructions on the previous page and mak e sure the MagSafe connector from the display is plugged in to the MagSafe power port on your computer . T o use your Apple LED Cinema Display with [...]

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    10 English Using Y our Display Y our Apple LED Cinema Display has a built-in iSight camera, microphone, and display speaker system. The USB connection between the display and your comput er enables these features . Setting Up Sound Input and Output Y ou can listen to music, movies, games, and multimedia files through the speaker system on your disp[...]

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    English 11 T o set up sound output: 1 Click the Output tab. 2 Choose Display A udio to hear sound through your display’ s speaker system. These sound settings are used whenever y our computer is connected to your display . They remain in effect until you change them. Using the Built-in iSight Y ou can use the built-in iSight camera and microphone[...]

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    12 English Adjusting the C olor and Brightness Y ou can use your Apple Keyboard to increase () or decrease () the brightness of your display . Y ou can also use System P references to adjust the r esolution, brightne ss, and color settings. T o adjust the resolution, the number of c olors, or the brightness of your display: 1 Choose Apple (  ) &[...]

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    English 13 Using the USB P or ts and Security Slot Y our display has three powered USB ports on the back. Use these ports to connect a mouse, k eyboard, iPhone, iPod , or other USB peripheral. Make sure the display ’ s USB cable is connected to your computer . T o secure your display , use the security slot to attach a locking cable. Using a VESA[...]

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    14 English Care and Safety Before you lift or reposition y our display , you may need t o disconnect the cables and power cord . Use correct lifting techniques when positioning the display . When lifting or carrying the display , hold it by the edges. Don’t lift the displa y by the stand or the cord. T o clean the screen on your display: 1 Discon[...]

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    English 15 Ergonomics Here are some guidelines for adjusting y our display to reduce glare and t o accommodate your ph ysical size and shape. Â Arrange the display so that the top of the scr een is slightly below your eye level when you’ re sitting at the keyboard. The best distance from your eyes t o the screen is up to you, although most peopl[...]

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    16 English  P osition the display by tilting it up or down to minimiz e glare and reflections from overhead lights and nearby windows . For mor e information about health, safety , and maint enance, go to the Apple ergonomic website at www .apple.com/about/ergonomics. Thighs tilted slightly Shoulders relaxed Screen positioned to avoid reflected g[...]

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    English 17 T roubleshooting Y our Display Before performing any of these steps , make sure y our computer is turned on, the display is plugged int o an outlet, all the cable s are connected properly to your computer and display , and your computer is not in sleep mode. If the screen doesn ’t hav e an image: Â Check the cables and connectors agai[...]

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    18 English If the built-in iSight camera, microphone, speakers, or USB ports on the display aren ’t working: Make sure the USB cable from the display is firmly plugged int o the USB por t on your computer . The display’ s camera, microphone , speakers, and USB por ts work only when this cable is attached to your computer . More T roubleshooting[...]

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    English 19 Specifications  Model number: A1 267  Resolution: 1 920 x 1 200 @ 60 Hz  Ports: Three USB 2.0 ports on the back  Camera and micr ophone: Built-in iSight camera with microphone  Speakers: Built-in 2. 1 speakers with 1 2 W output Dimensions:  Weight: 20. 92 lb . (9 .49 kg)  Height: 1 8.84 inches (47 8.38 mm)  Width: 22.5 7 [...]

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    ࣇບሱ༵ 35 ඲ᄊനବ Apple LED Cinema Display Mini DisplayP or t MacBook 24 LED MacBook MagSafe iSight Ⴝྑႜ୍ሱ؇ฌ୞஡ݶќቛிඃሤӋ඲ᄊ࿯ྣභ౸ĩѩ৵ķ Â ࣞྣභ౸੗आ؀تங Â ඲ᄊൾ࿀໊cૼ঺ۦcၺඔ౸ߦ USB ٬৉ Â غᇾྣභ౸ඃሤ ൲ՕൔႬཅ ൙చᆱఱĩ ౬ሱ༩ ᄋ؄ෲႹρሑ ථ଀ [...]

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    36 ࣇບሱ༵ ೊСᇘᇥ࿖Ӧ቉ਁඃሤ Apple LED Cinema Display ྣභ౸ķ 1 अೢྣභ౸ߦتਏ൪؇Ѯࠛ୩d 2 ࣞتᅙྮԎനྣභ౸ĩ೸ࠌ࣮ࣞઢԎ໊ԎനႺआ؛؇تᅙԎኸd 3 ࣞ Mini DisplayP or t تਏ੗आ؀تஙĩതྑ໏๐භd 4 ࣞ USB تਏ ੗आ؀تஙĩ Ⴝ඲ ᄊྣභ౸؇ட ࣛ iSight ൾ࿀໊c ၺඔ౸ c [...]

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    ࣇບሱ༵ 37 ிসႽߨ൪ت ஙӋሜ඲ᄊ Apple LED Cinema Display ྣභ౸dೊСᇘ ൪ႜሱ؇Пቯ ฌ୞੗आ ྣභ౸ĩӋ೴ى ྣභ౸؇ MagSafe Ԏ໊ ႺԎന੶ت ங൪؇ MagSafe تᅙ ٬৉d ႓ᅿتஙྣභూႺߨ൪؇ೈ৥ྑ඲ᄊ Apple LED Cinema Displa y ྣභ౸ķ 1 ࣞ໵ሤ USB ࣑௯ߦ෬ҵ੗आ؀ ྣභ౸൪؇ US[...]

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    38 ࣇບሱ༵ Apple LED Cinema Display ྣභ౸॰ᄗடࣛ iSight ൾ࿀໊c ૼ঺ۦߦྣභ౸ၺඔ౸྄ ໆdົ޸ USB ਁ੗आྣභ౸ߦتஙস౵ᄊᇥ࿖ݡ஡d ிসႽົ޸ྣභ౸൪؇ၺඔ౸྄ໆਁາოਣc ჷభc ᄕ྆ߦځତບ༵࣓؋਼୍؇ඔ ოdிসႽ඲ᄊૼ঺ۦਁૅሧඔოĩࡩᇢົ޸ iChat ᄲఖᄘ੯?[...]

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    ࣇບሱ༵ 39 ႓ඃሤඔოෝսķ 1 ئС qෝսrҵಈd 2 ာೞ qྣභ౸ოశrਁົ޸ྣභ౸؇ၺඔ౸྄ໆາඔოd ሜ႓تங੗आኄྣභ౸ĩ ྄ໆफ़ࡘ඲ᄊᇥ࿖ඔოඃሤd ᇥ࿖ඃሤࡘႤሒᄗ࿔ĩ ሒ؀ ிݙܡ๓ମd iSight ிসႽົ޸ჭᄊՓဟĥത iChat c iMovie ߦ Photo Booth Ħ඲ᄊடࣛ؇ iSight ൾ࿀[...]

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    40 ࣇບሱ༵ ிসႽ඲ᄊ Apple Keyboard ࣑௯ਁᆛಞ () ࡩ࣊ല () ྣභ౸؇੬٩dி ႛসႽ඲ ᄊ q྄ໆ బߜඃሤrਁغᇾྣභ౸؇ە ұ૓c੬٩ߦၠെඃሤd ႓غᇾྣභ౸؇ەұ૓cၠെ෶੪ࡩ੬٩ķ 1 ာೞ఼޶Ӵר (  ) > q྄ໆబߜඃሤr ĩ೸ࠌئС qྣභ౸r d 2 ئС qྣභ౸rҵಈd 3 ာೞႤ[...]

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    ࣇບሱ༵ 41 USB ྣභ౸؇ Ѿ ୍൪ᄗ ഺ ݓসݤت؇ USB ٬৉d඲ᄊᇥ࿖٬৉ਁ੗आ෬ҵc࣑௯c iPhone c iP od ࡩ౥ ๒ USB ໵ ༘ ඃ ҃ dೊ೴ىྣභ౸؇ USB تਏႺ੗आ؀تஙd ႓೴Ѯྣභ౸؇П೨ĩೊ඲ᄊ ڿ؄๏ ৉Ⴝ੗आ؀ ڿ؄๏੟ d VESA ிসႽ඲ᄊ VESA Mount Adapter Kit ຌ ࣓ ĥসָ Apple Store ?[...]

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    42 ࣇບሱ༵ ๜౱ ࡩ ሹ ࿯ ۄ ሤྣභ౸ ሏಏ ĩி ပ ႓ л ྑتਏߦتᅙྮd П ۄ ྣභ౸ඪĩ ೊ඲ᄊ ሀ ೴؇࢑ ನ ࣞྣභ౸ ๜౱ ਁd ๜౱ ࡩ ю Ⴏྣභ౸ඪĩ ೊ ቤበ ྣභ౸؇ Ҫᅚ d ಯཡ ົ޸ ቤበ ለ ࢱ ࡩتᅙྮਁ ๜౱ ྣභ౸d ႓ೄओྣභ౸؇ూ஀ķ 1 ٰঙتᅙྮd 2 ඲ᄊྣ?[...]

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    ࣇບሱ༵ 43 СᇘႽྑሙ ஔ غᇾி؇ྣභ౸ĩႽ࣊ ൴ֱၦ ؇ ڳޝ ߦ ස ߨி؇ ඈܼ ߦບ࿻ķ Â غᇾྣභ౸ĩႽ Ү ி ኷ ᅿ࣑௯ ಏ ୍ඪూ஀؇ ن ٬ ൯ؐᄡฅా ෌ྮd ྣභ౸ᄲ ၦष ሏࢹ ؇ ॱਸ ᄐ ி ই ىĩ Ӥ ޸ ט ځ ෶ ഈ ೂ࿁ᄡཱྀ࠭ 45 ሢ 70 ਲା ĥ 18 ሢ 28 ჩ׌ Ħ؇ ॱਸ d ཅ൙[...]

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    44 ࣇບሱ༵ Â ົ޸ ࿁ ൪ࡩ ࿁ ྑ ೂ࿞ ྣභ౸ਁغᇾྣභ౸؇ Զ࿁ ĩႽ ल স஡࣊ ൴ᄐ ໊ ن؉ޝ ߦ ܚ य֕ࠞޝ ྮ ღ౱ ؇ ڳޝ d ᄗޓѮ ࣔ cП೨ߦ ༝ ࠛ؇ݙځ࿲ཱĩೊۂ༻ Apple ഈࡱݟՓဲ ་ᇁ www .apple.com.cn/about/ergonomics d 2A4-4637.book Page 44 Wednesday, September 17, 2008 5:07 PM[...]

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    ࣇບሱ༵ 45 ᅿ ሕ࿽ ႽྑഋߧӦ቉ ሏಏ ĩ ೊ೴ىتஙႺঙ౵c ྣභ౸؇تᅙྮႺԎനԎኸሱc ๐ ᄗتਏ ٝ Ⴚ ሀ ೴੗आ؀تஙߦྣභ౸ĩӋ ಱ تங ଢ ᄗ ֋ᄡ ฆ୆ ୨ බሱd ത޶ూ஀൪ଢᄗࠤ୍ķ  ೊ ᅾֳࣁԒ تਏߦԎ໊Ⴝ೴ى๓ମႺ ሀ ೴੗आᅿتஙߦྣභ౸൪d  ೊ೴ ഌ تஙႺ[...]

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    46 ࣇບሱ༵ ത޶ྣභ౸൪؇டࣛ iSight ൾ࿀໊cૼ঺ۦcၺඔ౸ࡩ USB ٬৉Ӥݟ኶ķ ೊ೴ى ྣභ౸؇ USB تਏႺ ਛއ ؛ Ԏന؀تங൪؇ USB ٬৉ ሱdሜᄗ״ ܠ تਏ Ⴚ੗ आ؀ت ஙඪĩྣභ౸ ؇ൾ࿀໊cૼ ঺ۦcၺඔ౸ ߦ USB ٬৉ Ӯ ࡘݟ኶ d ிসႽᅿྑ୍؇ྣභ౸ለ՝ ་ᇁᇕ ؀ݙځ Ⴒ஖ क ו[...]

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    ࣇບሱ༵ 47  ࿺ߞķ A1 267  ەұ૓ķ 1 920 x 1 200 @ 60 Hz  ٬৉ķ Ѿ ୍൪ᄗ ഺ ݓ USB 2.0 ٬৉  ൾ࿀໊ߦૼ঺ۦķ ם ૼ঺ۦ؇டࣛ iSight ൾ࿀໊  ၺඔ౸ķ டࣛ 2. 1 ඔ ؃ ၺඔ౸ĩෝսݡ૓ 12 ໲ զ׌ķ  ሹ੪ķ 9 .49 ݦढ ĥ 20.92 Ѣ Ħ  ܼ٩ķ 47 8.38 ߚା ĥ 1 8.84 ჩ׌ Ħ  ড়٩ķ 573. 22 ߚ?[...]

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    77 Regulatory Compliance Informa tion FCC C ompliance Statement This equipment has been tested and f ound to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 1 5 of the FCC Rules. The se limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, use[...]

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    78 Korea Class B Statement Europe–EU Declaration of C onformity See www.apple .com/euro/compliance. High-Risk Activities W arning This display is not intended f or use in the operation of nuclear facilities, aircraft navigation or communications systems, or air traffic control machines, or for any other uses where the failure of the computer syst[...]

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    79 ENERGY ST AR ® Compliance As an ENERGY ST AR ® partner, Apple has determined that standard configurations of this product meet the ENERGY ST AR ® guidelines for energy efficiency . The ENERGY ST AR ® program is a partnership with electronic equipment manufacturers to promote energy-efficient products. Reducing energy consumption of products [...]

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    80 Europäische Union – Informationen zur Entsorgung Das Symbol oben bedeutet, dass dieses Produkt entsprechend den geltenden gesetzlichen Vorschriften und getrennt vom Hausmüll entsor gt werden muss. Geben Sie dieses Produkt zur Entsor gung bei einer offiziellen Sammelstelle ab. Bei einigen Sammelstellen können Produkte zur Entsor gung unentge[...]