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ViewSonic VX900 manual

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    Contents Produc t Regis tration ........ ...... ............. ....... ........... 2 For Your Rec ords ............ ...... ............. ....... ........... 2 Getting S tarted Pack age Con tents ........... ...... ............. ....... ........... 3 Precau tions .. ............ ....... ............. ...... ............. ..... 3 Quick Installa tio n [...]

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    Copyri ght © V iewSonic Corpo rati on, 200 4 . All rights reserved. Macint osh and Power Macintosh a re registered trade marks of Apple Comp uter , Inc. Microsoft , W indows, W i ndows NT , and th e Wi ndows logo a re regi stered trademark s o f Mic rosoft Cor por atio n in th e Uni ted St ates and ot her coun tri es . V ie wSonic, th e thr ee bir[...]

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    Getting Star ted Congr atulat ions on yo ur purch ase of a V i e wS onic ® LCD display . Impor tan t! Save t he or igina l box a nd all pa c kin g mater ial f or fut ur e sh ipping needs. NO TE: The word “W indows” in this user guid e refers to the follo wing Microsoft operati ng sys tems : W indo ws ‘95, W ind o ws NT , W indo w s ‘98, W [...]

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    Quic k In stall ation 2 Connec t vid eo cab le • Mak e sure both the LCD display and computer are turn ed OFF • Remo v e r ear pa ne l co v ers if nece ssary • Co nnect the video cab le from the LCD display to the co mput er Macint osh us ers : Models old er than G3[...]

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    Installat ion of W all Mount (Option al) T o ob tain a w all-mounting kit, con tact V ie wSonic or y our local dealer . Refer to the instructions that com e with the b ase mounting k it. T o con v ert your LCD display from a d esk-mounted to a w all-mounted display , do th e follo wi ng: 1 Disconnect Po wer . 2 Lay the LCD display f ace do wn on a [...]

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    Using the LCD Display Setting the Tim ing Mod e Setting the timi ng mode is importan t for maximiz ing the quality of the scre en im age and mini mi zing e ye str ain . Th e timing mode consists of the r esolution (example 1280 x 10 24) and r ef r es h rat e (or vertical fre quency; example 75 H z). A fter setting the timi ng mode, use t he OnV iew[...]

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    Adjust ing the Sc ree n Image Use the b utto ns on the front co ntrol panel to display an d adjust the OnV ie w ® controls which d isplay on the screen. The OnV ie w co ntrols are exp lained at the top of th e ne xt pag e and are d ef ined in “Main Menu C ontrols” o n page 9 . Fr on t Contr ol P a nel sho wn belo w in d etai l Main Menu with O[...]

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    Do the f ollowing to adjust the scree n image: 1 T o display the Main Menu, press b utton [1] . NO TE: All OnV ie w menus and ad justment screens disappear automatically after about 3 0 seconds . 2 T o select a control y ou w ant to adju st, press ▲ or ▼ to scroll up or do wn the Main Menu. 3 After the con trol is selected, pr ess b utto n [2].[...]

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    Main Menu Contr ols Adjust th e menu items shown belo w by using the up ▲ and do wn ▼ b utt ons. Contr ol Exp lanation A uto Image Adjust automatically sizes, centers , and f i ne tunes the video signal to eliminate wa viness and distortion. Press the [2 ] b utton to obtain a sharper image. NO TE: Auto Image Adjust works with most common v ideo[...]

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    Color Adjus t pro vi des se ver al col or adjus tment modes : pr eset color tem peratures and RGB which allo w s you to adjust red ( R ), green ( G ), and b lue ( B ) separately . The facto ry setting for th is prod uct is 650 0K (6500 K elvin) . 9300K — Adds blue to the screen image for cooler white ( used in most of f ice se ttings w ith fluo r[...]

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    Inf ormation displays the tim ing mode (vi deo signal i nput) coming fr om the gr aphics card i n your comp uter . See your graphic card’ s user guide for instruct ions on changing the resolution a nd refresh r ate (vertical fr equency). NO TE: VESA 128 0 x 1024 @ 60 Hz ( recommen ded) mean s that the resol ution is 1280 x 1024 a nd the refre sh [...]

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    Setup Men u displ ays the menu shown belo w . The Setup Menu controls are e xplained belo w: Langu age allo ws you to choose the langua ge used in the menus and control screens. Resolu tion Notice displays the Resoluti on Notice menu shown below . Resolu tion Notice advises the op timal resolution to use. OSD P o sition allo ws you to mo ve the on-[...]

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    Other Inf ormation 1 Macint osh comput ers older t han G3 re quir e a V iewSonic ® , Macintosh ada pter . T o order an a dap ter , cont act ViewSo nic. Specifications LCD Ty p e Colo r Fi lt er Gla ss su rface 19" (full 19" vi ew able diagona l area), TFT (Thin Film T ra nsist or), A ctiv e Matrix SXGA L CD , 0.294 mm pix el pitch RGB v [...]

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    T r oub leshootin g No pow er • Make sur e po wer b utton (or switch) is ON. • Make sur e A/C po wer cord is se curely conn ected to the LCD display . • Plug another electrical de vice (like a radio) into the po wer outlet to verify that the outlet is su pplying prop er v oltage. P ower is ON b ut no screen image • Make sure the video cable[...]

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    ViewSonic VX900 15 Custo mer Suppo r t For technical supp ort or p roduct se rvice, see the tabl e belo w or contact your reseller . NO TE: Y ou will need the pro duct serial number . Country/ Region W eb site T = T elephone F = F AX Email United States Canada suppor t suppor t T: (800) 688-6688 F: (909) 468-1202 T: (800) 688-6688 F: (909) 468-1202[...]

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    Cleaning the LCD Disp la y • MAKE SURE THE LCD DISPLAY IS TURNED OFF . • NEVER SPRA Y OR POUR ANY LIQUID DIRECTL Y ONT O THE SCREEN OR C ASE. T o c l ean the scre en: 1 W ipe the screen with a clean, soft, lint-fr ee cloth. This remo v es dus t and other p articles. 2 If still not clean, apply a small amoun t of non-ammo nia , non- alcoho l bas[...]

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    Limited W arranty VIEWSONIC LCD DISPLAY What the warranty cover s: ViewSonic ® w arrants its products to be free from def ects in material and workmanship during the warranty period. If a product prov es to be def ective in material or workmanship dur ing the warranty period, Vie wSonic will, at its sole option, repair or replace the product with [...]

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    Appendix Safety Guidelines CA UTIO N: The soc k et- outlet shoul d b e inst alle d near t he equipment and s hould be e asil y acc essib l e. CA UTIO N: Use a po w er cab le that i s pro perly g round ed. Alw ays use t he appro priate A C cord th at is cer tified f o r the i ndiv idual country . So me e xamples are lis ted bel ow : IMPOR T ANT NO T[...]

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    Comp liance Inf ormation for U .S.A. This equipm ent has been tested and f ound to comp ly with the limits f or a Class B digital de vice, pursu ant to part 15 of the FCC Rule s. Thes e limi ts are desig ned to provi de rea sonab le pro tection against harmful interf erence in a re si- dential installation. This equ ipment gener ates , uses , and c[...]

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