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    HL226 (H SG 1283)[...]

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    2 Us er’ s Ma nu al OS D [ V6 .0] Bef o re o pe ra t i ng t he m o ni t or , p le a se r ea d th i s m a nua l t ho ro ughly . Th is ma nu a l shou l d be re t ain ed f or fut u re re fe r ence. This devi ce c om p l ie s w i t h r e q u ir e m ent o f E MC d ir ec t i ve 2004/108/ EC w i t h r e ga r d to E le c t ro m agnet i c Com pa t ib ili [...]

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    3 Us er’ s Ma nu al Co n g ra t ulati on s! Th is di s p la y is de s ig ne d f or b o th yo u a n d t he pla ne t ! T he di s pla y you ha ve ju st pu rchas ed c ar r ies the TCO Cer ti f ied labe l. T his ensur es that your dis play i s d es i gne d, manu fac tu r ed and te s ted accord i ng to som e of t he str ict es t quality and en vi r onm[...]

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    User ’ s Manual RECYCLING INFORMAT ION We, at HANNspree care very much about our environment protection strategy and firmly believe that it helps us have healthier earth via appropriate treatment and recycling of industrial technology devices at the end-of-life. These devices contain recyclable materials, which can be re-decomposed and re-integra[...]

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    5 Us er’ s Ma nu al T AB LE OF CO NTE NTS S AF ETY N OT I CE . ...... ..... ...... ..... ... ..... . .... ..... ..... ..... ...... ..... . . ..... ...... ... ..... ..... ...... . ... 6 PR E CAU TIONS ..... ..... ...... ..... ..... ..... . .... ...... ..... ...... .. ...... .. . .... ... ..... ...... ..... ..... ..... 6 SPECI AL N OTES ON LCD M ON[...]

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    6 Us er’ s Ma nu al SA FE T Y NO T I CE 1. The cha nge s or m odi fi c at i on s n ot e x p re ss l y a p proved by the part y re spo ns i b le f or c om p l ia n c e c oul d vo i d t he us er' s a u t h o ri t y to op e ra te th e e q u ip me nt . 2. S h ie l d e d in ter fa ce ca b les a nd AC po w e r c or d, i f a n y , must be us e d in[...]

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    7 Us er’ s Ma nu al SPECI AL N OTES ON LC D MONITORS T he f ol l o w ing s y mp t o ms a re nor m a l w i t h L C D moni t or a nd do no t i nd ic a t e a pro b le m. • Due to t he n a tu re o f t h e f luo r es ce nt l ig ht , t he sc ree n m a y f lic k e r d u r ing in i t ia l u s e . Tu r n o f f t he P ow e r S w it c h a nd t he n tur n [...]

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    8 Us e r ’ s Ma n u al BE FORE YO U O P ERA TE T HE M O NI T OR FEA T UR ES � 54,6cm / 21 .5 ” W id e Sc r ee n T FT C ol or LCD M o ni t or � C r is p , C le ar D is pla y fo r W indows � EP A ENE RGY ST AR ® � GP G ree n Pro d uct � Er g on om ic Desig n � Sp ac e Savi ng, Co m p ac t Ca se Desi g n C HE CKING TH E CON TE N TS O [...]

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    9 Us er’ s Ma nu al INST A LL A TI ON IN ST RU C TIONS INS T ALL RE M OVE Fi gure.1. I ns t all ing a nd Re mo v ing t he Ba se INST A LLA TIO N : 1. Ali g n t he mo n i t or w it h t he op eni ng in t he ba se. 2. N ot e t ha t t he l o ng e r s ec t i on of t he b a se po in t s fo rwa r d. 3. Sna p the m o ni t or in t o i ts base . A c l ea r[...]

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    10 Us er’ s Ma nu al SETTI N G THE MONIT OR ON THE W A LL DIS S E M BLING TH E ST AN D BASE: 1 . D is c o nn ec t a l l the ca b le s a nd cor ds f ro m t he Monitor to preve nt b r ea kage. 2. C a re fu l ly p la c e t he Mo n i tor fa ce d o wn o n a so f t a nd f l a t sur fa ce (bla nk e t, foa m, c lo t h , et c ) to p re v e nt a n y damage[...]

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    11 Us er’ s Ma nu al MA KING CO NN ECTIONS CO N NE C TI NG TO A PC Tur n o f f y o ur c o mp u te r be fo re per f o r ming t he pro ce dur e b e lo w . 1 . Co nn ec t o ne e nd o f t he V GA ca ble to the b ac k o f t he mo n i to r a nd c o nn ec t t he othe r e nd t o t he c o mp u t er ’ s VG A po rt . 2 . Co nn ec t o ne e nd o f t he DVI [...]

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    12 Us er’ s Ma nu al AD JU ST I NG T HE V I EW IN G AN GLE • For o pt i mal v ie wing it is r ec om m e nde d to l ook a t t he f u ll fa ce o f t he mo n i to r , t hen a dj us t t he mo n i to r ’ s an g le to y o ur o w n p re f ere n ce . • H ol d th e s ta n d so y o u do not t oppl e the mo n i t o r when y ou c h ange t h e mo n i t [...]

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    13 Us er’ s Ma nu al OPE RA TI NG IN STRUCT IONS GE NE RA L INST R UC TIONS Pre ss t he power but t on t o t ur n t he mo n i tor on or o f f. T h e oth er c on tr ol but t o ns a re lo ca t ed on th e f r o nt panel of t he mo n i t or (See F igure 4). B y changing t he se sett in g s, t he p ic t u r e ca n be a d ju s ted to y o ur pe rso n a [...]

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    14 Us er’ s Ma nu al FR ONT P AN EL C ONTR OL • P owe r Butt on : Pre ss t hi s but t on to s w i t c h O N /O FF o f mo n it o r ’ s po w er . • P owe r I nd ica tor : G ree n — P ow e r O n mo d e . Flicke r — P ow e r Sa v ing mo d e. • M ENU / RE TUR N: T ur n t he O SD menu o n/o f f o r re t ur n t o t he pre vi ous m enu. • A[...]

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    15 Us er’ s Ma nu al Re sol ution 640× 400@ 70Hz ↔ 720 × 400 @ 70Hz 640× 400@ 85Hz ↔ 720 × 400 @ 85Hz 640× 480@ 60Hz ↔ 720 × 480@60Hz 1024× 768@ 70Hz ↔ 1280 × 768@70Hz 1280× 768@ 60Hz ↔ 1360 × 768@60Hz 1400 × 1050@60Hz ↔ 1680 × 1050@60Hz 1400 × 1050@RB 60Hz ↔ 1680 × 1050@RB 60Hz 1400 × 1050@75Hz ↔ 1680 × 1050@75Hz [...]

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    16 Us er’ s Ma nu al HOW TO AD JU ST A SE T TI N GS BRIGHTN ES S / CONTR AST BRIGHTN ESS A dj us t th e b r i g ht ne s s v a l ue o f t h e d isp la y a cc ording to y our p re fer e n ce . S ele ct 「 BRIG HT N ES S 」 o pt i o n to a dju st t he bri g ht nes s v a lue. CO N TRA ST A dj us t th e c o nt r a st v a lu e of th e di s pl ay acc [...]

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    17 Us er’ s Ma nu al d is p la y , whic h d o e s no t e ns ur e t he im age is s ho w n a s is o r in in i t i a l sc a le . 「 F IT 」 ind ic a tes s ca ling by t he p r op o rti on of o ri ginal image s, whi c h m a y ca use t he s c re e n s ho w i ng b la c k b a nd s. [ The av a il abi li t y o f t h is fu nct i o n d epe nd s up o n t he[...]

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    18 Us er’ s Ma nu al t he OS D. E n ter t he o pt i o n a nd a d just t he l ev e l. OSD TIME- OUT Se le ct 「 OSD TIME-O UT 」 o pt i on to s e t t he OS D t i me o u t f rom 10 to 100 s ec o nd s . E nt er t he o pt io n and a d just t he l ev e l. OSD C OL OR T o c hoo s e t he c ol o r com b in at io n o f t he OSD win d o w , sel ect 「 O[...]

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    19 Us er’ s Ma nu al PLUG AN D P LA Y Pl ug & Play DDC 2B Fe a tu re T his m onit or i s equi pp e d w it h V E S A DD C2B ca pabilit ies acc ording to t he VESA DD C ST A ND A RD . It all o w s t he mo n it o r to inf o r m t he ho st sy s t e m o f it s id e n t i t y a nd , d epe nd i ng o n t he l ev e l o f D DC used, c om m u nic a te a[...]

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    20 Us er’ s Ma nu al TE CHNIC AL S UP PO R T (F A Q) Q & A F OR GE N E RA L P R OBLE M S P ROB L EM & Q UES TION P OS SIBL E S OLUT I ON P ow er L ED i s n ot on *Chec k if t h e P ow e r Sw i t c h is in t he O N p o s it io n. * P ow e r Co r d shoul d be c o nn ec te d. No P l ug & P l a y *Chec k if t h e P C sy st e m is P lu g &[...]

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    21 Us e r ’ s Ma n u al I NPUT as a PC o pt i o n, a nd mak e sur e PC audi o outpu t ca ble is conn ec t ed to m oni t o r ’s L I NE I N po rt (or AUDIO I N p o rt ) . A dde ndum rel a ted to Wi nd ow s 7/Window s8 Wh e n y ou e nc o unt e r di s pl ay problem u nde r W i ndows 7/Wi ndo ws8, y o u n ee d to do t he f ol l owi ng: 1. Mak e sure[...]

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    22 Us er’ s Ma nu al E RR OR M E SS A GE & P OSS I BLE SO LUTI ONS  CA BLE N OT CON N ECT E D: 1. Ch ec k t hat t he s i gnal-cab le is p rop erly c on n ected, if t he c o nn e c t o r is l oose , t i g ht e n t he c o nn ec to r ’ s sc re ws. 2. Ch ec k t he s i gnal - ca b le ’ s co nn ec t i on pi ns f or dam age.  IN P UT NOT S[...]

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    23 Us er’ s Ma nu al 28 1400 × 1050 @ 60H z 64.744 59.948 39 1680 × 1050 @ 60H z 65.290 59.954 30 1920 × 1080 @ 60H z 67.500 60.000 (V ideo m ode) M ODE RE SOL UT I ON 1 640 × 480p @ 60H z 2 720 × 480i @ 60Hz 3 720 × 480p @ 60H z 4 720 × 576i @ 50Hz 5 720 × 576p @ 50H z 6 1280 × 720p @ 60H z 7 1920 × 1080i @ 50Hz 8 1920 × 1080i @ 60Hz [...]

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    24 Us er’ s Ma nu al APPE NDIX SPECI FICA TIONS L CD Pa n el Dr iv ing s y s tem TFT C ol or L CD S i ze 54,6c m / 21.5‖ Di a g on al Pixe l p i tch 0,248mm (H ) × 0,248 mm ( V) V id e o H-Frequen c y 31K Hz – 83KHz V -Frequen c y 56Hz – 75Hz D is p l a y Col or s 16.7M Col o r s Ma x . R e s o lu t io n 1920 × 1080 @ 60Hz P lu g & P [...]