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    Q1910/Q1910s, Q2010/Q2010s, Q2210/ Q2210s LCD Monitors User Guide[...]

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    © 2010 Hewlett -Packard Deve lopment Company, L.P. Microsoft, Windows, and Windows Vista are either trademarks or registered tradem arks of Microsoft Co rporation in the United States and/or other countries. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accom panying suc h products and services. [...]

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    About This G uide This gu ide provi des inform ation on se tting up the monitor, ins talli ng driver s, using the on -scree n displa y menu, tro ubles hooting and tech nical spe cificati ons. WARNING! Text set off in this manner indi cates tha t failure to follo w direction s could result i n bodily harm or lo ss of life. CAUTION: Tex t set off in [...]

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    iv About This G uide ENWW[...]

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    Table of contents 1 Product Feature s ......... ....... ....... ...... .......... ....... ....... ....... ....... ........... ....... ....... ....... ....... . ............ ....... .......... .... 1 Compaq LCD Mo nitors ............. .......... ......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ......... ............... ........... ..... .......[...]

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    Preparing to Cal l Technical Support ........... ........... ............ .............. .................. ............ ........... .. ........ 25 Locating th e Rating Label ............. ................... ........... .............. ........... ............ .............. ....... ........... ... 26 Appendix B Technical Specifications ...........[...]

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    1 Product Features Compaq LCD Monitors The Com paq LCD (liqu id crys tal displ ay) moni tors hav e an activ e matrix , thin-f ilm trans istor (TFT ) screen with the follow ing featu res: ● Large di agonal displ ay ● Maximum graphi cs re soluti on: ◦ Q1910Q191 0s: 13 66 x 768 @ 60 Hz ◦ Q2010Q201 0s: 16 00 x 900 @ 60 Hz ◦ Q2210Q221 0s: 1[...]

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    ● Software and uti lities C D, con tainin g the follow ing: ◦ Drivers ◦ Auto adjustme nt software ◦ Document s 2 Chapt er 1 Product F eatures ENWW[...]

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    2 Safety and Main tenance Guidelines Important Safety Information A power cord is incl uded w ith the monit or. If ano ther cor d is used, us e only a power source and connectio n appropriate for this mo nitor. For informa t ion on th e correct power c ord set to use with the monitor , ref er to the "C onnect ing the P ower Cable" s ectio[...]

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    Safety Precautions ● Use only a pow er sour ce an d connec tion com patible with this mon itor, as indic ated on the la bel/ back plate of t he monitor. ● Be sure the total amper e rating of the prod ucts c onnect ed to the ou tlet doe s not excee d the curre nt rating of the el ectrica l outl et, and the total ampere rating of the product s co[...]

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    Maintenance G uidelines To enhance the per formanc e and extend the life of the mo nitor: ● Do not open the mon itor cabinet or attem pt to servic e this product your self. Adjust only tho se controls that are cov ered in the op eratin g instru ctions . If th e monitor is no t oper ating proper ly or has been dropp ed or damaged, co ntact an auth[...]

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    3 Set ting Up th e Monitor Unpacking The Monitor 1. Unpack th e moni tor. Mak e sur e all c ontents are in clude d. Stor e the p ackin g box . 2. Turn off the c ompute r and oth er at tached device s. 3. Determine whether the mo nitor wil l be deskt op mounted or wall-moun ted. See "In stalling the Monitor" in this c hapter. 4. Prepare a [...]

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    2. Hold the ba se and push it ont o the botto m of th e sup port column until it snaps into place. Figure 3-1 Installing the monito r base 3. Lift th e monitor to an upright posit ion an d place on a fl at, st able sur face. Figure 3-2 Monitor in upright po sition Preparing the monitor for wa ll-mounting 1. Check th e stabili ty of the wa ll-moun t[...]

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    4. Release th e base fr om th e column by sque ezing the two ta bs tow ard each other. P ull the base away from the colu mn as y ou do so. Figu re 3- 3 Bottom view of monito r base show ing releas e tabs (cir cled) 5. Remove th e screw s insid e the s upport colum n as indicat ed. Figu re 3- 4 Remove th e screw s ins ide the suppor t colum n 8 Chap[...]

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    6. Rock the bo ttom of th e suppo rt column until it snap s away fr om the top portion of the column, which covers the support co lumn mou nting brac ket. Figure 3-5 Snapping th e botto m portion of the c olumn from the top 7. Slide th e top p ortion of the column up to expose t he mou nting b racket. Figure 3-6 Removi ng the top portion of the co [...]

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    9. Slide the colum n mounti ng bracket awa y from the bottom of the mon itor. Figu re 3- 7 Slidi ng the column mou nting bra cket from the mo nitor 10. Remove the Com paq logo fro m the back of mon itor to ex pose the t op two threade d holes (A ) and (B) for t he wall mount br acket. Pl ace the tip of a small, fl at blade scre wdriv er under the l[...]

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    Connectin g Monit or Cables Connecting the VGA (Analog) Cable or DVI-D (Digital) Cable Use a V GA vid eo cable or a DVI-D c able to c onnect y our mon itor t o your com puter. 1. To connect th e VGA cable Connect one en d of the VGA video cab le to the back of the monitor and the oth er end to the VGA video conne ctor on th e comput er. NOTE: If yo[...]

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    Connecti ng the Au dio Cab le Conne ct the built- in mon itor spea kers to the c ompute r by using the au dio cab le, as show n in the follo wing illust ratio n: Figure 3-10 Conn ectin g the audi o cables NOT E: When using a VG A or DVI si gnal, yo u must co nnect your audio sepa rat ely becaus e a VGA or DVI si gnal c onverts on ly vide o data, no[...]

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    Connectin g the Powe r Cable 1. Follow all Ele ctrical and Power W arnings WARNING! To reduce the ri sk o f electr ic shoc k or damage to you r equ ipment : Do not dis able the po wer cord groun ding plug . The gro unding plug is an impo rtant s afety fea ture. Plug the power cord into a groun ded (earthe d) electric al outlet . Be sure that t he g[...]

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    Cable Ma nage ment Figure 3-12 Routing cables throu gh the rear of the suppo rt colum n Adjust ing The Ti lt For o ptimal v iewing , adju st the sc reen tilt t o your o wn prefe rence , as fol lows: 1. Face the front of th e moni tor and h old the base so tha t you do not t opple the mo nitor w hile c hangin g the tilt. 2. Adjust the tilt b y movin[...]

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    4 Operating the Monitor CD Software and Utilit ies The CD that i s inclu ded wi th this m onitor c ontain s driv ers and softwar e tha t you ca n ins tall o n yo ur comput er. Installing Drivers If you deter mine tha t you need to up date th e driv ers, yo u can install the mo nitor dr iver IN F and ICM file s from th e CD, or downl oad the m from [...]

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    Using the Auto Adjus tment Fu nction You c an ea sily o ptimize the scr een per formanc e for th e VG A input by using the Auto/ OK button on th e monitor and the auto ad justm ent patter n softwar e on th e CD p rovided. Do not use thi s procedu re if your monit or is usi ng a DVI in put. If you r monit or is usin g a VGA inpu t, this proced ure c[...]

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    Side-Panel Contr ols Control buttons are loc ated on the right s ide of th e monitor : Figure 4-2 Side- panel control button s 1 2 3 4 5 No. Icon De scription 1 Power T urns the monitor on or puts it in standby or sleep mode. The Power button is located on the top right side of the monitor. 2 Auto/OK Auto-adjusts the display to t he ideal setting w[...]

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    Using the On-Scr een Di spla y (OSD) An on-scr een displ ay is an image sup erimpos ed on a screen pi cture , common ly used by m onitors, televis ions, V CRs, a nd DVD players to d isplay inform ation su ch as volume, chan nel, a nd ti me. 1. If the monitor is not alread y on, press the Po wer button to turn on the monitor. 2. To acce ss the O SD [...]

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    Icon Main Menu Op tions Sub-m enu Option s Description Custom Color Selects and adjusts your own color scales: R — Sets your own red color levels. G — Sets your own green color levels. B — Sets your own blue color levels. Image Control Adjusts the screen image. Also en ables or disables the a mbient light sensor (select models) . Auto Adjustm[...]

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    Icon Main Menu Options Sub-menu Option s Description OSD Timeout S ets the time in seconds that the OSD is visible after the last button is pr essed. The factory default is 30 seconds. Power Save r Enables the power saving f eature (see "Power-Saver Fe ature" in this chapter). Selec t: On Off The factory default is On. Power o n Recall Re[...]

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    Icon Main Menu Op tions Sub-m enu Option s Description Management Power-On Status Display Displays the oper ating status of the monitor each time the monitor is powered on. Select the location at which t o display the status: Top Middle Bottom Off The factory default is Top or Off, depending on the model. DDC/CI Support Allows the computer to contr[...]

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    Icon Main Menu Options Sub-menu Option s Description Versio n Reports the f irmware version of t he monitor. Backlight Hours Reports the t otal hours of b acklight operation. Service Support For service suppor t, go to: http: //www .hp. com / support Factory Res et Returns settings to fac tory defaults. Quick View Movie Photo Gaming Text Custom Set[...]

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    Adjusting Screen Quality The auto adjustm ent featur e automati call y fine-t unes the image qua lity for display si ze, posi tion, cl ock, and phase eac h time a new vid eo mode is displ ayed. For more precise a djust ments of VGA inp ut, run the Auto Adju stmen t software on th e CD. See "Usin g the Auto Adju stmen t Functi on" in th is[...]

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    A Troubleshooting Solving Co mmon Problems The fol lowin g table list s pos sible pr oblem s, the possible caus e of each pr oblem , and the reco mmende d solutions : Proble m Solutio n Power LED is not on. Make sure the Power button is on, and the power cord is properly connected to a grounded power outlet and to the monitor. Selec t Managem ent i[...]

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    Proble m Soluti on Unable to hear audio from built-in speakers. Do the following: ● Ensure the source signal is good by using headphones at the source. ● Press the Menu button to access the OSD menu. Select Man agement , and then select Volume to adjust the volume. ● Turn up the volum e with the side pa nel Volume but ton. ● Ensure speaker [...]

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    ● Conditions under which the problem oc curr ed ● Error m essag es rec eive d ● Hardware config urati on ● Name and vers ion of hardwar e and softwar e you ar e us ing Locati ng the Rating L abel The rating lab el on the monito r provide s the produ ct number and ser ial number . You may ne ed these number s when conta cting HP about yo ur [...]

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    B Technical Specifications All spe cific ations re prese nt the typ ical specifi catio ns provid ed by HP' s compo nent manu factur ers; actual perfo rma nce may var y ei ther hig her or lower . Compaq LCD Monitors Face treatm ent: Glare po larizer with hard coatin g Input term inal: ● VGA con nector ● DVI-D 24– pin D -type c onnector (s[...]

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    Specifications: Power Source: 100–240VAC, 50/60 Hz Power Consum ption: 40 w atts ( W) m axim um Sleep Power Con sumption: <2 watts (W) typical Table B-2 M odels Q2010 Q2010s Specifications: Display Type: TFT LCD active matrix Viewable Image Size: 50.8 cm (20 in.) diagonal Tilt –5° to +25° Maximum Weight (unpacked): 4.39 Kg (9.7 lb) Dimens[...]

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    Specifications: Maximum Graphics Resolution : 1920 x 10 80@ 60 Hz a nalog mode Text Mode: 720 x 400 Dot Pitch: 0.2480 x 0.2480 mm Horizontal Frequency (analog mode): 24 to 94kHz Vertical Frequency (analog mode): 50 t o 76 Hz Environmental Requirements Temperature (independent of altitude) Operating Temperatu re: 5° to 40° C (41° to 104° F) Non-[...]

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    Preset Resolution Horizontal Frequen cy (kHz) V ertical Frequency (Hz) 3 800 x 600 37.88 60.3 2 4 1024 x 768 48.36 60.0 0 5 1280 x 720 45.00 60.0 0 6 1280 x 1024 63.98 60.0 2 7 1440 x 900 55.47 59.9 0 8 1600 x 900 55.54 59.98 Table B-6 Factory Preset Video Input Modes, Q2210 Q2210s Preset Resolution Horizontal Frequen cy (kHz) V ertical Frequency [...]

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    C Agency Regulatory Notices Federal Communicati ons Commissio n Notice This equ ipment has b een tes ted and found t o comply with t he limits for a Class B digit al devic e, purs uant to Part 15 of th e FCC Rule s. These li mits are des igned to provi de reasonab le prote ction agains t harmful interfe rence in a r eside ntial ins tallat ion. Thi [...]

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    Hewl ett Pa ckar d Com pan y P. O. Box 6920 00, Mail Stop 5301 13 Houston, Texas 772 69-2000 Or, call 1- 800-HP- INVENT (1 -800 47 4-6836) For ques tions regard ing t his FCC dec laration, contact: Hewl ett Pa ckar d Com pan y P. O. Box 6920 00, Mail Stop 5101 01 Houston, Texas 772 69-2000 Or, call (2 81) 514-33 33 To identi fy this product, re fer[...]

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    Hewlett- Packar d GmbH, HQ-TR E, Herrenb erger Str asse 140, 710 34 Boebling en, German y The of ficial E U CE declarat ion of co nform ity for this dev ice may be found at http:// www.hp.com / go/ certi ficat es . German Ergono mics Notice HP pro ducts which b ear the " GS" ap prova l mark , when forming part of a sys tem co mprisi ng HP[...]

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    Japanese Power Cord Requirements For use in Japa n, use only the power c ord recei ved with this product . CAUTION: Do not use the pow er cord rec eived wi th this produc t on an y othe r prod ucts. Product En viro nmen tal Notice s Materials Disposal This HP produc t cont ains mer cury in the fl uoresc ent lamp in the di splay LC D that mig ht req[...]

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    HP Recycling Pro gram HP encour ages cu stomers to recycle us ed electro nic hardwa re, HP or iginal pri nt cart ridge s, and recha rgeable b atteri es. For more i nform ation about recycl ing p rograms , go to http://w ww.hp.com/ recycle . Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) A Japa nese re gulator y requi rement, defined by specif icati on [...]

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    Turkey EEE Regulation In Conformi ty with the EEE Regu lation EEE Yöne tmel i ğ ine Uygundur 36 Appendi x C Agency Regul atory No tices ENWW[...]