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Mitsubishi 1786FD manual

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    DIAMOND VIEW MONITORS DIAMOND VIEW MONITORS DIAMOND VIEW MONITORS DIAMOND VIEW MONITORS A REGISTE RED T RADE M ARK OF MIT SUBISHI ELEC TRIC AUST RALIA PTY. LTD . A REGISTE RED T RADE M ARK OF MIT SUBISHI ELEC TRIC AUST RALIA PTY. LTD . A REGISTE RED T RADE M ARK OF MIT SUBISHI ELEC TRIC AUST RALIA PTY. LTD . A REGISTE RED T RADE M ARK OF MIT SUBISH[...]

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    Table of Contents Safety Instructions for D isplay Monitor s........................................................................................ ii Maintenance .................................................................................................................... ............................ iii Chap ter 1 Intr oduction ...........[...]

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    i Copyright Cop yright © 2000 Mitsubish Electr ic Austr alia Pty. Ltd All rig hts res erved. No part of th is publi catio n may be reproduce d, trans mitted, transc ribed, stored i n a retri eval sys tem or tra nslated int o any langua ge or comput er langua ge, in any for m or by a ny mea ns, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optica l, chemical, [...]

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    ii Safety Instructions for Displ ay Monitors 1. The AC p lug isolates this equip ment from the AC P ower supp ly. 2. Unplug the monitor from the wall outlet b efore clea ning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol clea ners. Use a d amp cloth fo r cleaning. 3. Slots and openin gs i n the c abine t and the bac k or bottom are provided for venti lati[...]

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    iii Maintenance ✘ Do not expose the monitor to direct sunl ight or heat. ✘ Do not spill liquid onto the monito r. ✘ Do not attempt to open the monitor. You may be hurt b y electr ic shock. For service, ca ll your pla ce of purcha se. Opening your monitor may also v oid warranty . ✘ Do not use your monitor when magnets or electronic pr oduct[...]

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    1 Intr oduction Unpackin g the Packa ge Check following items. I f they ar e missing or dama ged, consult your p lace of purchase immediately. 9 Colour monitor 9 Swivel base 9 User’s manua l 9 Power c ord Locate the model name an d the s erial n umber l abeled on the back of you r mon itor. Write down the rela ted infor mation of your[...]

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    2 9 Easy to Use On Screen Disp lay The On-Screen Displa y (OSD) allows you to adjust a ll settings simply wit h on-screen menus. 9 Power Saving Func tion The power management comp lies with VESA DP MS standa rd. When the system is idle (off mode), the moni tor automatically c uts its power consumption up to 9 5%. 9 Green Commitmen t No CF [...]

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    3 Getting Star ted Insta lling the Monitor This monitor i s equ ipped wi th an au tosen sin g powe r suppl y for voltage ranges 100~240V AC , 50~60Hz. To insta ll the monitor : 1. Make sure that the system power is tur ned off. 2. Please refer to the inst ructi ons be low to connect the signal ca ble thr ough D-SUB . 3. Connect the power cord to th[...]

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    4 Connecting throug h D-SUB sig nal connector 1. Ma ke sure tha t the system power is turned off. 2. C onnect the computer end of the D-SUB cable to the 15-pi n output connector on the video board of your computer. ) To connect the monitor to an older type Apple Macintosh through a D- Sub cable, you need to us e an Apple Macintosh signal adaptor[...]

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    5 A djusting the Monitor A Look at the Control Panel Enter Exit 1 2 3 4 5 Adjusting th e Monitor You ca n adjust the monitor with the O n-Screen Disp lay (OSD ) menus. There a re 5 keys for user ’s control. T hey include Exit ,  ,  , Ente r and Pow er Sw it ch . The following is the intr oduction: Panel key introd uction 1. Exit key : retur[...]

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    6 Selecting function and making ad justments 1) Contrast hot-key mode 1. Press to enter contrast hot-key mode 2. Press  or  to adjust the setting. 2) Brightnes s hot-k ey mode 1. Press to enter brightness hot-k ey mode. 2. Press  or  to adjust the setting. 3) Main menu mode Grouped by functions, the OSD off ers 6 major f unctions in Mai[...]

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    7 Make adjustments 1. In Main Menu: P ress  or  to locate the item you desire to ch ange. 2. Press Enter to go in to the Sub Menu.[...]

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    8 3. Press  or  to locate the function item. Then press Ent er an d  or  to make the adjus tmen t. Hor . P osition Exi t : Sav e O per ation instruction etc Sub menu Function name Sca le 75 4. Press Exit to save the setting. 5. Press Exit to return to main menu. Control functions available in main menu 1. Luminance Contrast : a djusts t[...]

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    9 Unbalance : adjusts th e pinc ush ion balan ce if both side s of the di splay are bowed toward the left or rig ht. T rapez oid : makes the v ertical ed ges of the disp lay pa rallel. Parallelogram : aligns the top and bottom edges of the imag e. T op corn er : adjusts the ed ge curvat ure at the top corners of the image. Bottom co rner : adjusts [...]

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    10 4. Recall geometry preset setting Locate and pre ss Ente r to reca ll the pr eset settings. T he word “Reca ll” will keep blinking on t he screen in the pr ocess of recall. T his pa ge is also a “status display” that shows current horizonta l and v ertical fr equencies. Please note tha t the resolution data . Is only displa yed if you a [...]

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    11 ) The on-s creen menu will automatic ally disappear after 20-sec ond’ s of inactivity . If changes hav e been made, the monitor will automatically save them. Timing S etting By ma king a djustments of your video car d settings, you ca n set the timing and the r efresh rat e to your pr eferences. T he monitor will a utomatica lly sav e the s[...]

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    12 Tr oubleshooting and Useful Hints Troubleshooting Make sur e that your monitor is p roper ly installed if you encounter any trouble using this product (For hardware installation, see Chapter 2, Getting S tarted ) . I f t h e problems pe rsis t, che ck thi s chapte r for possibl e sol ution s. 9 There is no p icture on the screen. Chec k: ?[...]

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    13 Need M ore Help ? If your p roblems rema in after check ing this manual, plea se contact your place of purchase or conta ct: A ustralia Visit the Mitsubis hi Electric Australia web site at www.mitsubishi-electric.com.au Or contac t the Se rvice De partment for y our state : New South Wales and Australian Capital Terri tory 348 Victo ria Ro ad Ry[...]

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    14 Specifications Pictur e Tube Size Type Dot pitch Surfac e coati ng 17” (43cm) dia gonal Shadow m ask flat 0.25mm AG, AR , AS c oatin g M aximum View able Size 16” (40.6cm) d iagona l Power Supply (Universal) Input vo ltage Power consump tion(Max.) 100~240 V AC , 50~60 Hz (Unive rsal) 100W M ax. Resolutio n 1280 x 1024 Horizontal Frequenc y 3[...]