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Envision EN-5100e manual

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    EN - 51 00e 1 31 M Y 02 EN-510 0e EN-5100 e 15 i nc h TFT LC D Mo ni tor Use r’s Ma n ual by Envisi on Perip herals, Inc. www .ENVISIO Nmonitor .com Before ope rating your m onitor , please read this manual thoroughl y .[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 2 31 M Y 02 EN-510 0e For Y our Safety FC C S t ate m en t This e quipm ent h as bee n t est ed a nd f ound to co m p ly w ith the limits for a Class B digital device, pu rsua nt to Part 15 of t he FCC Rules . Thes e li m its are designed to provide reas onable protection ag a in s t harm fu l i nte r fer en c e in a res id e n tial ins[...]

  • Page 3

    EN - 51 00e 3 31 M Y 02 EN-510 0e For Y our Safety Pr ec au tio ns • Do n ot use th e monitor near w ater , e. g. ne ar a bathtub, washbowl , kit chen sink, l aundry tub, swimming p ool or in a wet ba se men t. • Do n ot place the monito r on an un s table cart, stand, or table. If the m onitor falls, i t can i nj ure a pe r s o n and c ause se[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 4 31 M Y 02 EN-510 0e For Y our Safety Sp ec ial Notes on LC D Moni tors The following symp toms a re normal with an LCD monitor and do not indic ate a pr oblem: • Due to the n ature of the fluorescent light, the screen m ay fl i cker durin g initial use. T urn o ff the Power Sw itc h and th e n turn it on again to make sure the flick[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 5 31M Y02 EN-5100 e Before Y ou Operate the Mo nitor Ins tal ling & R emov ing the Base Gener al Feat ur es : • 38.1cm (15") TFT Col o r LCD Monitor • Crisp, Clear D i splay fo r Windows • 102 4 X 768 @ 75Hz (M axim um & Recomm ended Resolu tion) • EP A ENERG Y ST AR ® • Ergonom ic Design • Space Saving, Com pa[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 6 31M Y02 EN-5100 e Befo re Y ou Operate the Monitor Conn ectin g the W ires Using the Powe r Cord Supp l ied 1. Conn ec t the b uil t-in vi deo cable into the 15-pin conne ctor on the bac k of your computer and tighten the two screws. 2. Connect the power cord into your LCD monitor's power in put socket. 3. P lug t he o ther end o[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 7 31M Y02 EN-5100 e Befo re Y ou Operate the Monitor Conn ectin g the W ires Using An Op tional Po wer C ord (Not Sup pl ied ) The power cord supplie d with your mon itor can only be c on nected to a grou nded ele ct ri cal wall socket or powe r s trip. If you wish to conne ct yo ur m onitor to a power supply using the power input socke[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 8 31 M Y 02 EN-5100 e Befo re Y ou Operate the Monitor Adju st ing t he Viewin g Angle For optima l vie wing, a djust the mo nit or's angl e to your own preference. • Hold t he stand firmly whe n y ou change the monitor's an gle. • Y ou c an adjust the monitor's angle from -5° to 45° . • Do not touch the LC D sc r[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 9 EN-5100 e 31MY02 Operati ng Instr uctio ns Fr ont Panel B ut to ns Auto : Pr ess thi s butto n to aut omati cal l y set the H-Position, V-Position, Clock and Focus settings . Br ig htne ss : Press this b ut ton to adjust the pi c tur e’s b rig htne ss. I f th e O S D window is op en, this bu tton allows y ou to mov e within the wind[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 10 31 M Y 02 EN-5100 e Operati ng Instr uctio ns Adju st ing t he OSD Se tt ing s 1. P res s t he MEN U but ton to o pen the OSD window . 2. P res s t he < or > but to ns until the d esired function i s highligh ted. 3. P r es s MENU to open t he fu n c tion’s w indo w. 4. P res s t he < or > but to ns t o cha nge the sett[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 11 31 M Y 02 EN-510 0e Operati ng Instr uctio ns Plug & Pla y DDC1/2 B Feat ure This m oni tor is equipped with VESA DDC1/2B capab ilit ies ac c ording to the V ESA DDC ST ANDA RD. It allows the monitor to inform t he ho st system of its identity and, depend ing on the level o f DDC u se d, communicate add itional inf ormati on abou[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 12 31 M Y 02 EN-5100 e T echnic al Support ( FA Q) Pr oblem P oss ibl e Sol ut ion Power LED is n ot ON • Make sure the power bu tt on is ON . • Make sure the power cord is properly c onnect ed to a gr ounded powe r outlet and to the moni tor . No P lu g & Pl a y • Co nf irm t hat you r co mp u ter is P lu g & Pl a y c o m[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 13 31 M Y 02 EN-5100 e T echnic al Support ( FA Q) 1 CLOCK (pixe l frequ ency) cont r ols the number of pixe ls sc anned by on e horiz ont a l s we e p. I f the fr e quenc y is no t corre ct, the sc ree n s hows ve rtica l s tripes a n d th e pictur e’s width is in corre ct. 2 FOCUS adjust s t he ph ase of the pixel clo ck signal. Wi [...]

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    EN - 51 00e 14 31 M Y 02 EN-5100 e T echnic al Support ( FA Q) Reso lution Chart Err or Me ss ag e Pos si ble So lu tio n Input not supp orted • Y our com puter h as bee n set to an incompatible dis pl ay mode. Right cli ck on the d esktop and choose Pr operties. Click t he Setting s ta b then set y ou r computer ’ s di splay m ode to o ne of t[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 15 31 M Y 02 EN-510 0e Appen dix Sp ec ific at ions LCD Panel D riv ing s ystem TFT C olo r L CD Size 15.0" (38 .1 cm) Pixel p itch 0.01” (0.3 mm) (H) x 0.01” (0.3 mm) (V) Viewable angle 100° (H) 80° (V) Input Response tim e 40 m illi se co nd s Video Red, Green, B lu e Analo g I nterface Separate Syn c . H/V T TL H-Frequenc [...]

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    EN - 51 00e 16 31 M Y 02 EN-510 0e Appendix Speci f ica tio ns ( cont inued) Front Panel B uttons Auto Brightnes s Contrast Powe r Swi tch MENU/ E xi t Ext ernal Controls: Functions Contrast Brightnes s Focu s Clock H-Position V- Posi ti on A uto - C e n te r 6500° K 7800° K RGB Color t em p. Reset Ex it EP A EN ERG Y ST AR® Ye s Power Consum pt[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 17 31 M Y 02 EN-5100 e Appen dix Fact ory Pre s et Ti ming T abl e Standard Resolution (in pixels ) Hori zontal Frequency Ve r t i c a l Frequency VGA 7 20 × 4 00 31.47 kHz 70 Hz 6 40 × 4 80 31.47 kHz 60 Hz 6 40 × 4 80 35.00 kHz 66.6 Hz 6 40 × 4 80 37.50 kHz 75 Hz SVGA 8 00 × 6 00 37.879 kHz 60 Hz 8 00 × 6 00 46.875 kHz 75 Hz 8 32[...]

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    EN - 51 00e 18 31 M Y 02 EN-5100 e Appen dix Conn ector Pi n Assi gn ment Pin Number Description P in Number De scription 1R e d 9+ 5 V 2 Green 10 D etect 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-S ync 7 G-Ground 15 DDC-Serial Clock 8 B-Ground[...]