ATEC AL151 LCD MONITOR User Manual 678

ATEC Co., Ltd. LCD MONITOR 678

USER MANUAL

After opening the box, please check to ensure that the followingaccessories are provided with the monitorU s e r’s Guide Power CordD-Sub Signal Cable(Option) Pivot Software (Option) USB C a b l eDC Power Supply UnitThe actual monitor and accessories may appear diff e r e n t l yfrom those shown on the above figure.▼ ▼▼ ▼▼ ▼
6 2 17 9 12 15 B e fo re UseH o w do I Use the Monitor ?I n fo rm ation for Your Conve n i e n c eF e a t u r e sInstructions for Safety How do I Connect the Computer Cables ?How do I Connect with the IBM computer ?The Name and Function of Each Individual PartFront viewBack viewThe name and function of each individual part in the screen adjusting blockHow to Select and Adjust the OSD (On Screen Display) To adjust the brightness and contrast of the screen ? To select / adjust the color of the screen ? To adjust the up/down/left/right position of the screen ? To adjust the horizontal size of the screen or focus the phase? To get information on the current mode ?T r o u b l e s h o o t i n gProduct Specification Please keep the user’s guide in a place where product users can refer to it.
1 5 . 1”LCD Panel Adopted -Adopted the 15.1”LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Panel which allows you efficient use in a small space due to the slim design.A Dynamic Convenient Design-Uses a specially manufactured hinge (ATEC System patent) to adjust the screen freely up and down, left to right, and back and forth. This function is provided with thoughtful consideration to the user’s convenience.Plug & Play Function-The Plug & Play function is available, freeing the user from having to reboot or set up the system during operation.-The user does not have to adjust the monitor to computer connection, as optimal screen settings are automatically provided through the DDC (Display Data Channel) system.Power Consumption Economy Function- The VESA DPMS (Display Power Management Signaling) function is available to reduce power consumption by automatically switching the computer into the power saving mode if the system doesn’t operate for a fixed period of time.AUDIO Function- A speaker is embedded so that the user can hear sound without separate s p e a k e r s .E M I / E M S- This equipment has been registered through compatability tests with electromagnetic waves, and can therefore be used everywhere including residential districts.O P T I O N- Software pivoting to the vertical size of A4 paper is available, making Word work easier. - USB 4Port can be embedded to use the USB without an external Hub.
※The sign on the product and user’s guide instructs as following.※A sign signifies the need for particular atten-tion in order to avert potential danger under certain conditions. No one but trained repairengineers may disassemble themonitor. Please contact theappropriate sales agency or cus-tomer counsel window forcheck-ups, adjustment and repair. A fire or electric shock accident may be caused.Please note not to allow liquids such as chemicals, water etc to contact the monitor.A fire or electric shock accident may be caused. ▶Matters that demand special attention are divided into ‘W a r n i n g’and ‘C a u t i o n ’, and are detailed a followsIn case of the possibility that a serious injury or death may occur during a violation of the instructions.In case of the possibility that a slight injury or product damage may occur during a violation of the instructions.Wa rn i n gC a u t i o nD o n’t place or drop metals (suchas coins, hair pins, or ironware)or flammable items (such aspaper, or matches) onto the m o n i t o r .A fire or electric shock accident may be caused.D o n’t place the monitor near toheat sources (such as afireplace), and keep out of the sun. A fire or electric shock accident may be caused.Wa rn i n gFCC INFORMATION TO THE USERChanges or modifications not expressly approved by themanufacturer could void the user's authority to operate theequipment.
Please insert the two pins of theplug completely so that the power supply unit can be connected tightly.Unsafe power connections may cause a fire.Please be careful to keep thepanel from being scratched ordamaged when you transportthe monitor.The panel may be damaged, causing a failure. D o n’t set up the equipment in ahumid environment (such asbathroom, rainy or windy area,e t c ) .Accidents of electric shock, fire or failure may occur.Please stop using in case of smoke or abnormal odors.Immediately switch off the power, and pull out the power cord fromthe wall. Contact the service center.Continuity of use in such a state may cause a fire or electric shock.D o n’t sprinkle water directly onany part of the monitor body. An electric shock or fire accident may occur.Please keep the power cord fromproximity to a heating instrument.The covering material of the cord may melt, causing a fire or electric s h o c k .Wa rn i n g
Never touch the power plug withwet hands.An electric shock accident may occur. D o n’t use a power cord or plug that is damaged or has a loose connection. An electric shock or ignition may be caused. Please note that air-flow holesmust not be blocked by a tablecloth or curtain.A fire may becaused due to an increase in internal tempe-r a t u r e .D o n’t set up the equipment on anunsupported shelf or angledsurface. nor on an area subject toserious vibration.Fall or displacement of the equipment may cause an injury.Please set up the monitor at aproper distance (over 10 cm)away from the wall for sufficient ventilation.A fire may be caused due to an increase in internal tempe-r a t u r e .Please grasp the power plug at thebase to remove it from the wall,and pull firmly but gently. If you yank at the cord the wire may be broken, causing ignition or heat generation.Wa rn i n g
D o n ’t put pressure upon the panelor score the surface with yourhands or sharp items (nails, pencils,pens, etc). Damage or failure of the panel may be caused.When you move the monitor, takehold of it with both hands setting thepanel forward.If you drop the monitor, contact the service center to check it for a susceptibility to fire or electric shock.You must switch the power off andpull the power cord out beforemoving the monitor. You shouldalso check as to whether externalconnection cords - such as theconnection cords between compo-nent parts - are all pulled outbefore them o v e m e n t .A damaged cord may cause a fire or electric shock.Pull the power cord out when themonitor is not used for a longtime, or while you are away.A dust covering may cause an electric shock, electric leakage, or fire by heat generation, ignition, and insulation degradation.D o n’t set the monitor in a narrowplace with poor ventilation suchas a bookcaseA fire may be caused due to an increase in internal temperature. When you clean the panelsurface, pull the power cord outfirst, and wipe the surface with aclean, dry and soft cloth. Don’tuse a damp cloth.Such action may be the main cause of an electric shock accident and failure.Wa rn i n gC a u t i o n
No signal messageIf the signal input cablebetween the monitor andcomputer isn’t correctly connected, this message will be displayed on the screen. For more information, pleaserefer to ‘T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g’. Attention for the use of 110VIf a consumer, lives in a districtwhere the 220V power supplyis unavailable, a 110V adaptercan be used. Purchase a stan-dard product rated above 15Aand 250V with the mark of“K S ”or “C h u n ”(in Korean) ina sales agency specializing inelectric parts. Using a non-standard product may causean electric shock accident.How do I connect with the IBM computer ?How do I connect the computer cables?Ensure that the computer, monitor and peripheral equipment power is turned off. Connect signal cables with the D-sub signal input connector and the monitor signal input connector respectively.Connect one DC power jack of DC power supply unit to the 12V terminal, and the other to the power cord. Next connect the power cord to the concent. Turn the monitor power on after switching the computer power on..If the message “No Signal”appears, check connections of the signal input cable or connector.Switch the monitor and computer power off at the end of use.Power CordD-Sub Signal CableDC Power Supply Unit1 .2 .3 .4 .5 .6 .
Front View The Name and Function of Each Individual PartPower Button MENU ButtonSELECT ButtonUP/DOWN ButtonPower Pilot LampBack View
Used to select an icon to be adjusted or the AUTO func- tion from the OSD screen.AUTO FunctionIf you select the SELECTbutton before using theOSD menu, the screen is automatically adjusted tothe optimal display stateapplicable to the current mode, while the followingmessage appears.If you don’t like the autoadjustment, you have tomanually adjust the H/V Position, Clock, and Phase of the OSD menus. (Formore information, please refer to pages 9 - 11.)The Name and Function of Each Individual Part in the ScreenAdjusting BlockThe Name and Function of EachIndividual PartLights up during the opera tion but goes out if you turn the power off.Power Pilot LampMonitor Side ViewDepressing the button turns the power on but pressing it once more turns it off. Power ButtonBy pressing this button, the OSD (On Screen Display) menu screen appears or disappears.SELECT ButtonUsed to select an icon from the OSD menu screen or adjust the screen.UP/DOWN ButtonMENU Button
How to Select and Adjust the OSD(On Screen Display) ScreenUse the OSD adjustable buttons on the front of the monitor to set/adjust tothe best screen and operating environment.Press the MENU buttonwhich displays the OSD menu screen. Select the icon you desire by pressing the UP/ DOWN button. Then press the SELECT button. Adjust the screen with the UP/DOWN buttons.Save the adjustment by pressing the SELECT button. The OSD menu screen disappears after pressing the MENU button.If you have to adjust the screen, please adhere to the following procedure.
How to Select and Adjust the OSD (On Screen Display)B r i g h t n e s sAdjusts the brightness of the screen.Pressing the button darkens thebackground screen.Pressing the button brightens thebackground screen. C o n t r a s tAdjusts the contrast of the screen.Pressing the button darkens ascreen picture.Pressing the button brightens ascreen picture.F a c t o r y - s p e c if i e dRed G r e e nB l u eSelect a screen color as desiredby selecting one of the twotemperature options.- 9300K: Selects the bluishs c r e e n .- 6500K: Selects the reddishscreen. Red, Green, or Blue is optionallyvariable to select/adjust the colorconcentration of the backgrounds c r e e n .To select/adjust the color of the screen?(9300K, 6500K, user definition etc)To adjust the brightness and contrast of the screen? Descriptions of OSD adjustment and functions
How to Select and Adjust the OSD (On Screen Display)To adjust the horizontal size of the screen or focus the phase? Adjusts the horizontal size ofthe screen by increasing / dec-reasing the number of pixels.Please adjust the display to theFull Screen size.Brings the phase into focus. This function is used if noise or overlapped letters trouble nor-mal screen functions. You areadvised to use the function afteradjusting the Horizontal Size( C L O C K ) .To get information on the current mode?Informs you of the horizo-ntal / vertical frequencies in the current mode.I N F O R M A T I O NF o c u s( P H A S E )H o r i z o n t a lS i z e( C L O C K )Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and FunctionsMoves the screen up and down. Moves the screen left and right.To adjust the up/down/left/right position of the screen?
Troubleshooting. Please read beforenotifying our repair officers of a failurePlease check the below particulars before you contact the service centerto notify an abnormality of the monitor.This symptom can be discoveredThe screen doesn’t show anything.Take these respective actionsCheck these pointsIs the monitor power cord insert-ed ? Is the power turned off ?Is the power turned on with thepower pilot lamp lit green?Is the power turned on with thepower pilot lamp lit orange ?Is the message “Out Of Range”shown ?Is the message “No Signal”s h o w n ?Please connect the power cordcorrectly to the concent.Please press the power button. Please adjust the brightness ( )and contrast ( )again. The monitor is in the power savingmode. Please therefore move themouse or press any key on thekeyboard. The frequency of PC (Video Card)is out of range (i.e., horizontal:31-60KHz, vertical: 56-75KHz).Please therefore see [ProductSpecification] in this guide to reset it in conformity with monitors p e c i f i c a t i o n s .The signal cable isn’t connectedbetween PC and monitor, or ismissing. Please check andconnect it properly.
Troubleshooting. Please read beforenotifying our repair officers of a failureTake these actionsCheck these pointsThis symptom can be discoveredHas a discoloration (into 16colors) of the screen occurred?Is the screen color unstable ordoes it seem to be a singlec o l o r ?Do you see a spot on thes c r e e n ?Set the number of colors to more than 256 colors. On the Windows95/98, perform the followingprocess [Control Panel] -> [Display] ->[Setting] -> [Color Table] -> [256Colors] -> [OK]Check the connection of thesignal cable, and correct it ifanyabnormality is found.If youselected “C o m p o s i t e”for themonitor input signal during thePC operation, the screen maybe seem abnormal. In such acase, you are recommended toselect “S e p a r a t e”which is thedefault option.You may see a few spots (in red,green, white, and black) on thescreen during the operation.Occurrence of such a phenome-non is not a failure but a charac-teristic of the LCD panel, andtherefore has no relation to theperformance of the monitor. The color of the screen is not normal
Troubleshooting. Please read beforenotifying our repair officers of a failureThe screen is under a biastoward one side, or is notcentrally positioned.A faint letter is shown, or thephase is out of focus. Noiseis also generated horizontally. These symptoms can be discoveredIs the positional adjustmentmade correctly? Is the phase adjustment madep r o p e r l y ?Is the screen set in the beststate? Selecting the SELECT buttonautomatically adjusts the screenin the best state applicable to thecurrent mode. If you are not satisfied with theauto adjustment, you can directlyadjust the H Position (HorizontalPosition), V Position (VerticalPosition), and Clock (HorizontalSize) of the OSD menus. Selecting the SELECT buttonautomatically adjusts the screenin to the optimal state applicableto the current mode. If you are not satisfied with theauto adjustment, you may manu-ally adjust the Phase (Focus) ofthe OSD menus. While you are using this productin the mode of 1024X768 and60Hz, the best condition of thescreen is available. In the modeof VGA(640x480) orSVGA(800x600), the outline of aletter may be seen dimly oru n e v e n l y .Take these actionsCheck these points
LCD PanelP i c t u r eS i g n a lA U D I OI n p u tC o n n e c t o rDimension and We i g h tP o w e rO p t i o n sProduct SpecificationThe details of product specification can be changed without notice toimprove the product.2panel type screen size pixel size contrast color resolution brightness horizontal frequency vertical frequency view angle input picture signal output input terminal u s e r’s control body size(WxDxH) weight power managing system power consumption input power USB 4Port, Pivot Softwarea-Si active matrix TFT-LCD1 5 . 1”(38cm) diagonal0.3mm x 0.3mm3 0 0 : 1 ( T y p i c a l )8-bit(16,777,216 Colors)XGA 1024 x 7682 5 0 c d / m 2 ( T y p i c a l )31.5 - 60kHz 56 - 75HzU / D : ±6 0”, R/L: ±7 5”Analog RGB1W x 2 on the stand cover15Pin D-SubAuto Configuration, Brightness, Contrast, H-Position, V-Position, Color RGB, Clock Adjustment, Phase Adjustment387 x 215 x 355mm7.2kg(Unit), 8.3kg(Packed)VESA DPMS standard<30 WattAC 110-220V, 50-60Hz
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