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Envision Peripherals EN-8100E manual

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  • Page 1

    EN- 8100e 1 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e EN -8 100e 18 .1 inch TF T LCD Mo nito r Use r ’s Ma n ual by Envisi on Peripherals, I nc. www . ENVI S IONmoni t or .c o m Before operatin g your monitor , please read t h is manual thoroughl y .[...]

  • Page 2

    EN- 8100e 2 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e For Y our Safety FC C St atem ent This e quipment h as bee n tested a nd found t o comply with the limit s for a Class B digit al device, pursua nt to Part 15 of the FCC Rul es. These limits are designed to provide reasonab le prot ection against harmfu l interference in a residential installation. This equipmen t g[...]

  • Page 3

    EN- 8100e 3 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e Precau tions • Do n ot use the m onitor near w ater , e.g. ne ar a bathtub, washbowl , kitchen sink, laundry tub, swimming p ool or in a wet ba sement. • Do not place the monitor on an unstable cart, stand, or t able. If t he monitor f alls, it can injure a person and cause s erious damage to the appliance. Us e[...]

  • Page 4

    EN- 8100e 4 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e For Y our Safety S peci al Note s o n LCD Mo ni tors The following symptoms are normal with an LCD monitor and do not indicate a problem: • Due t o the nature of the fluores cent light, t he screen may flicker during initial use. T urn of f the Power Switch and then turn it on again to make sure the flick e r disa[...]

  • Page 5

    EN- 8100e 5 v1_08 1502 EN-8100 e Before Y ou Operate the Mo nitor Installing & Removi ng th e Base Gener al F eatur es: • 18.1" (45.9cm) T FT Color LC D Monitor • Crisp, Clear D isplay for Windows • Supports Resolutions up to 1280 X 1024 pixels @75Hz , (1280 x 102 4 @ 60 Hz Recomm ended) • EP A EN ERGY ST AR ® • Ergonom i c Desi[...]

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    EN- 8100e 6 v1_08 1502 EN-8100 e Before Y ou Operate the Mo nitor Con necting the W ire s Usin g the Po wer Cor d Sup plied 1. Conn ect t he built-in video cable int o the 15-pin conne c tor on the bac k of your computer a nd tighten the two screws. 2. Connec t t he power cord into the power adaptor . 3. Plug the other end of the power cord into a [...]

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    EN- 8100e 7 v1_08 1502 EN-8100 e Before Y ou Operate the Mo nitor Con necting the Wire s Using An Optio nal Pow er Cord ( Not Su p plie d) The power cord sup pl ied with your moni t or can only be c onnected t o a grou nded electr i cal wall socket or powe r strip. If you wish to connect your monitor to a power supply using the powe r input socket [...]

  • Page 8

    EN- 8100e 8 v1_08150 2 EN-8100 e Before Y ou Operate the Mo nitor Pr ep aring to Install An Opt io n al W all Mount ing Arm ( Not su ppli ed) This monitor can be attached to a wal l mounting arm you purchase separately . Disconnect power before this procedure. F oll ow these s teps: 1. Pull the screw covers of f the back of the monitor . 2. Support[...]

  • Page 9

    EN- 8100e 9 v1_08 1502 EN-8100 e Before Y ou Operate the Mo nitor Install An Option al W all Mount ing Arm ( Not su pplied ) Follow these steps to finish installing the wall m oun t in g ar m: 1. Place the wall mounting arm ont o the back of the monitor . Line up the hole s of the arm with the holes in the back of the monitor . 2. Insert t he 4 scr[...]

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    EN- 8100e 10 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e Before Y ou Operate the Mo nitor Adju sting t he Viewin g Ang le For optimal viewing, adjust the monitor's angle to your own preference. • Hold th e stand firmly whe n you c hange the monitor's angle. • Y ou can adjust the monitor's angle from -5 ° to 30 °. • Do no t touch the LCD screen when[...]

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    EN- 8100e 11 EN-8100 e v1_0815 02 Operati ng Ins tructio ns Fr ont Pan el But to ns Auto : Pr ess thi s bu tto n to a u to matical ly set the H-Position, V -Position, Clock a nd Focus settings . Br ightne ss : Pr ess t his bu tton to ad ju st th e picture’s brightn es s. I f the OS D window is open, this button all o ws you to m ove within the wi[...]

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    EN- 8100e 12 v1_08150 2 EN-8100 e Operati ng Ins tructio ns Adju sting t he OSD Se ttings 1. Press the ME NU but t on to open the OSD window . 2. Press the < or > but t o ns until the desired function i s highlighted . 3. Press MENU to open the function’s window . 4. Press the < or > but t o ns to cha nge the settings of the function.[...]

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    EN- 8100e 13 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e Operati ng Ins tructio ns DOS-mode This feature allows you to choose between resolutions of 720 x 400 o r 64 0 x 400 while working in DOS-mode. Follow the i nstructions for selecting functions i n the OSD window as listed o n the previous page. Press your mo nitor’s Power button off and t hen on to act ivate your[...]

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    EN- 8100e 14 v1_08150 2 EN-8100 e T echnical Sup port (F AQ) Problem Possibl e Solution Power LED is n ot ON • Make sure the power button is ON. • Make sure the power adaptor is p r operly connec t ed to a grounded power outlet and to the monitor . No Plug & P lay • Confirm that your computer is Plug & Play comp a t ible. • Confirm [...]

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    EN- 8100e 15 v1_08150 2 EN-8100 e T echnical Sup port (F AQ) 1 CLOCK (pixe l frequ ency) cont rols the num ber of pixel s s canne d b y one horizo ntal s weep. I f the frequen cy is not cor rect, the scree n s hows verti cal st ripes and t he pictu re’ s width i s incor rect. 2 FOCUS adjust s t he phase of the pi xel cl ock signa l. With a wrong [...]

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    EN- 8100e 16 v1_08150 2 EN-8100 e T echnical Sup port (F AQ) Resolu tion Ch art Error Message Possibl e S olution Input not supported • Y our comput er has bee n set t o an incompatible d isplay mod e. Right click on t h e desktop and choos e P rop ert ies. Click the Settings tab t he n set your c ompu ter ’ s display m ode to one of the settin[...]

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    EN- 8100e 17 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e Appendix Spec ificat ions LCD Panel Driv ing syste m TFT C olo r LCD Size 18.1" (45 .9 cm) Diagonal Pi x el p itc h 0. 2 8 mm (H ) x 0.28 mm (V) Viewable angle 170° (H) 170° (V) Input Response tim e 23 m illise cond s Video Red, Green, Blue Analog I nterface Se parat e Syn c. H/V TTL H-Frequenc y 30 kHz - 80[...]

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    EN- 8100e 18 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e Appendi x Spec ificat ions (c ontin ued) Front Panel But t ons Auto Brightness Contrast Power Switch MENU/ Exi t Exter nal Controls: Functions Contrast Brightness Focus Clock H-Position V- P o s i t i o n Au to- Ce nter Language Dos-mode Re solution Sel ected C1 (7300K) C2 (8300K) RGB Color t emp. Recall Ex it EP A[...]

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    EN- 8100e 19 v1_08150 2 EN-8100 e Appendix Fact or y Pres et T i ming T a ble St a ndard Re s olution (in pixels ) Horizont al Frequency Ve r t i c a l Frequency DOS - Mode 6 00 x 400 31.47 kHz 70 Hz 720 x 400 31.47 kHz 70 Hz VGA 640 x 480 31.47 kHz 60 Hz 640 × 480 35.00 kHz 66.6 Hz 640 × 480 37.50 kHz 75 Hz SVGA 800 × 600 37.879 k Hz 60 Hz 800 [...]

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    EN- 8100e 20 v1_08150 2 EN-8100 e Appendix Conn ect or Pin A ssi gnme nt Pin Number Description P in Number Description 1R e d 9+ 5 V 2 Green 10 D et ect Ca ble 3B l u e 1 1 N C 4 Ground 12 DDC-Serial Data 5 Ground 13 H -Sync 6 R-Ground 14 V -Sync 7 G-Ground 15 D DC-S erial Clock 8 B-Ground[...]

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    EN- 8100e 21 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e Limited 3-Y ear W arrant y This is a warranty st atement for Envision color monitors including those sold within North America as specified. Envision Peripherals, Inc. ( EPI ) warrants th is produc t t o be free f rom defects i n material and workmans hi p for a period of t hree (3) years af ter the origi na l d at[...]

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    EN- 8100e 22 v1_08150 2 EN-810 0e W arranty (continue d) Although this limited wa rr a nt y gives you s pecific legal right s, you may hav e other ri ght s whi ch may vary from state to st ate. In the United S tat es of America, this limited warranty is only valid for p r o duct s purchas ed in the Continental United S tat es, Alaska, and Hawaii. O[...]