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| Date Submitted | 1999-12-09 00:00:00 |
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opens" 9p |enunw swam omnuaw qanqpunqmzmuoa l“fllesllllfl.” I‘m-WW mnuaw 9.19511 OLINON uO‘lo: p!/\!A Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement This Equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 ofthe FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates. uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, ifnot installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation Ifthis equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna, - Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. » Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Warning: Use only shielded cables to connect l/O devices to this equipment. You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsrble for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment Unpacking the Package Chapter 1 Unpacking the Package Check following Items. ”they are musing or damaged. consu‘t your place of purchase immediately, mam“ User's manual Power cord 15-pin D»SUB Macintosh adapter signal cable 5 Locate the model name and the serial number labeled on the back of your monitor. Write down the related Information of your monitor and dealer in the space an page iii for future reference. Chapter 1 Features _—_—-——J Super-fine Dot Pitch Wide Range AutoScan i Key (Fuzzy Auto calibrating) Low radiation Users and Environment Plug’n Play Compatibility With 0 26mm super—fine dot pitch and anti-StatiE coating AcerView Zli c coior monitors offer stniqngiy sharp and high resolution image up to law x |200 Horizonmi frequency ranges from 30KHz to i07lInsta||ing the Monitor Connecting through BNC Signal Connector 1) Make sure lhafi the system power is turned off. 2) Connect the computer end of (he BNC cable to the output connector on the video board of your computer. 3) Connect the monitor and ofthe BNC cab‘e (c the BNC receptacle on the back of the monitor‘ Chapter 3 Chapter 3 A Look at the Control Panel Menu key : entets or changes Main menus. There are three mawn menus. Enter key : enters subAmenus or selects items, Exit key : goes back to man menus (auto save), or leaves OSD. A & v key : scrolls the light coloured bar up or down and represents HOT KEY (or brightness adjustment. 4 81 » key : scrol‘s the Iwght (otoured bar telt or right and represents HOT KEY for contrast adwstmem, (l 649 : ts used (or Fuzzy Automatlc cahbranon adJustrnent‘ A Look at the Control Panel Making Adjustments i 6a, (Fuzzy Auto callbratlon ) just push the im then the monitor Will automatically adiust display's Size and position to the optimum. No reconfiguration or adjustment IS needed when a user changes display mode The a“ by function is different from “Reset" function. "Reset” function for display‘s geometry size and position only works under the tactory preset timings (please see page 3). The a“ {49 function WI" work under"ANY' display timings which AcerView lec can support. Hot Keys Press 4 or p key to adjust contrast directly. 0 Contrast o —:100 75 Press A or v key to adjust brightness directly 31:33 Brightness o il 100 75 Chapter 3 OSD Operation 1) Press Menu key to enter (change) Main menus (there are three mam menus) 2) Press A or v keys to scroll llght coloured bar to desired ltems 3) Press Enter key to enter sub-menus. 4) Press 4 , b ( A ,v ) key to do the adjustments, lfthe subvmenu contains multiple items. Press A or v keys to scroll Ilght coloured bar to desired items. Then press 4 or b key to adjust as required. 5) Press Exit key to save and return to mam menus. 6) Fmss Exil key to save and leave OSD a” Reset to the factory default settings, please see General Settings Reset and Color Temperature Reset. Main Menu 1 Digglgy antrol OSD Manager Luminance Slze & Position Geometry OSD Posltion Degauss Reset to Default This maln menu lncludes sxx items, Scroll the light coloured bar to desired mems and press Enter to sub-menus. 10 A Look at the Control Panel 30’— Luminance /‘\ Contrast and Brightness adjustments 0 Contrast adjuss the difference between the fight and dark areas. b— Brightness adjusts the brightness ofthe msplay. Size & Position Display suze and position ad|u5tment DSD Man-gar Chapter 3 [ZI HOT. Position adjusts the horizontal position ofthe display. E Hor. Size adjusis the Width ofthe dlsplay. Ver. Position adjusts the vertical position ofihe display 3 Ver. Site adjusts the vertical height of the display. @ Geometry Advanced geometry adlustmenfs QSD Man-gar I; ® Pincushion controls the straighmess ofihe vertical edges ofthe display, Unbalance adjusis balance when the sides of display are bowed towards left or right Trapezoid makes the vertical edges olthe display parallel. Parallelogram correcis image leaning left or right Rotation corrects screen tilt Top Corner adiusu the edges on the (op corners onhe screen image DQEDD [it] Bottom Corner adlusts the edges on the helium corners of'he screen image. la A Look at the Control Panel OSD Position OSD position adjustments E' adjusts the OSD menu posmon up, E, admsu the OSD menu position down. El adjusis the OSD menu position left El adjusts the OSD menu posmon right Degauss Manuai Degauss, To eliminate coior shading or impurity induced by magnetism, press Enter to active Degauss function Reset to Default Reset the monitor to the defauh. factory SEtUHgS inciudmg HN posmon, HN size, PiflCuShIOn, Unbaiance, Trapezoid, Paraflelograrn, Rotation, Corner. HN Convergence, HN Moie and Moire. For preset timings, in order to reset to factory defaukt values, press Enter To reset coior Tempemmre, pisease see page 5. Chapter 3 Main Menu 2 Color Conlrol OSD Manager Color Adjustment 93ODK GSOOK 5500K 7100K 11500K This mam menu lS defined as color welght adlustmentv CI ~ C5 are color storage areas, whlch are factory preset but can also be modified by user. The preset lnforma- tlorl as follows: Factory Default Color Temperature C l 9300K CZ 6500K C3 SSOOK C4 7| 00K C5 "500K Scroll the llght coloured bar to destred color temperature, then press Exlt to save lhe settlng and leave OSD. Press Enter key to sub—menus and adlusl RGB color WElghL A Look at the Control Panel C1 BSOOK R 0 _::1w 75 G 0 _::100 75 B u _:1100 75 P01 Reset to Default This sub—menu ad|usts RGB (Red, Green B‘ue) co‘or weight Presi or V keysto scrofl hght cobured bar to desired wtems then pressl or b key to do the adjustments. 5 To reset to factory default values, scmll light coloured bar to Item " Mesa! ta Dsfaul ”. Mgin Mgng 3 Advanced Disglay Contrgl OSD Manager E Convergence Moira Language Select D-Sub <1 1) ENG Purity Dlsplay Mod. This mam menu includes SIX rtems. scroH fight co‘oured bar to desired mems. Press Enter key to enter subvmenus. (E Chapter 3 fl Convergence Horizontal & Vertical Convergence adjustment osn Min-gar a Hot. Comp-nu E Var. Cmvtrpcnu 53 Hor. Convergence: ad|usts Horlzontal Convergence 5 Ver. Convergence: adjusts Vertical Convergence Convergence IS the monltcr's abillty to precisely illuminate speuflc phosphors and llne them up properly ln order to produce pure color. Displayed characters and images may appear tuzzy or have tmges of red , green, or blue lfthe electron beams do not converge (onectly. Aceere'w 2“ c offers a convergence adjustment feature, To properly adjust convergence, it is best to have an image that makes it easy to see any convergence error. A black background with white letters or Ilna ls recommended. When adjusting convergence look atthe adlustment across the whole screen. When adlusting honzontal convergence, look at the left and right edges of vertical lines or characters. When adjustlng verncel Convergence, look at the top and bottom edge; of horizontal lines or characters. The monltor I5 properly adjusted when the effects ofred and blue tinge; are mmlleed. 5 The convergence adjustment adjusts the entire screen. It is not possible to limit adjustment to specific semen areas. 5 Factory default setting values : a A Look at the Control Panel Moire Horizontal & Vertical Moire adjustment OSD Manager Horizontal Mm Vertical Moire Horizontal Moire: adiusts horizontal Moire —- Vertical Moire: adjusts vertical More Moire refers to an interference pattern or dark wavy lines on the screen. it is an interference phenomenon caused by the relationship between the phosphor layout and the imaging signal in fact, it is often considered an indication ofgood locus levels 5 It is especially noticeable when using a light-grey or every-other- dat pattern. Mnlre cannot be eliminated. However, it can be reduced with the moire reduction feature. More can be reduced by adjusting the iscreen monre reduction lunction. Prior to adjustment, set the screen to a lull white pattern 50 that moire Wl" be visible, Alterthis adjustment, make changes to a different screen background in order to reduce moire even further 5 if the picture is unstable when you adjust the moire reduction setting, aver-adjustment has occured Please lower the moire reduction setting level. (Factory default setting value : a). @ Language Select OSD Manager The sub—menu 15 defined as language se‘ecuon and there are five ‘anguages to choose (rem. D‘s. D-Sub 4; ENG Input connector se‘ect‘ 0513 Manager There are two kinds ofwnput connectors for AcerView lec. One is a BNC connector, the other \5 a DBJS. The ZHC ts capab‘e of automancafly detecting the type of connector used (eltner BNC or DB—IS). If the two connectors are connected swmuhaneously, the user can se‘ect the desired connector. [E A Look at the Control Panel E Purify Co‘our purity adjustment OSD Manager To adjust Punty, choose a full whne picture and adJust to get a pure white pwcture at the corner ofthe screen wmaga |: Display Mode Current resolution, harizoma‘ and venical frequency status presentatwonv Dlsplay Mode 1024 X 768 H.F : 59.92 KHz V.F : 74.90 Hz Chapter 3 Tlming Settmg By makmg adjustments to your video card settings, you can set the tlmmg and the refresh rate accordlng to your preferences. The monitor wwll automatlcally save the settlngs. Your monitor can accept a vertlcal frequency ranging from 50 Hz to léO Hz and an horizontal frequency from 30 KHz to l07 KHz. However due to different vldeo card and resolution settings, we recommend that you do not exceed the maxl- mum refresh rate, I60 Hz for vertical frequency and IO7KHz for horizontal frequency to avmd posslble damage to your monitor, Resolution Recommended Maximum Verllcal Refresh Ratew 640 x 480 [60 800 x 600 I45 I024 x 768 GS l280 x l024 lOO |600 x l200 90 5 To set the timing and the refresh rate, please see the user’s guide of your video card. A Look a! the Control Panel Pin Assignments _..___—/ D-SUB Connectors Pin No Separate Composite Sync-on-green \ Red Red Red | 2 Green Green Green + SYNC 3 Bus Blue Blue 4 NC NC NC 5 GND GND GND 6 R-GND RVGND R—GND 7 GGND GGND GGND 8 B—GND B-GND &GND 9 PC5\/(For DDC) PC5V(For DDC) PC5V(For DDC) wo (END-SYNC GND-SYNC GNDSYNC || GND GND GND Q DDC Data DDC Data DDC Data 1 B HvSYNC HN-SYNC Not Used 14 V—SYNC Not Used Not Used |5 DDC Clo(k DDC (Jock DDC Clock 21 Chapter 4 BNC Connectors B Glsync R H/H +V V Pin Signal Assignment separate composlte sync-on-green B Blue Blue BJue G/SYNC Green Green Green + SYNC R Red Red Red H/H+V HVSYNC HN—SYNC NC v V-SYNC NC NC 22 mfl A Look at the WM Troubleshooting Make sure that your monitor is properly installed If you have encountered any trouble in using this product, for hardware installation problems. see Chapter 2, Installing the Monltor. lithe problems persist. check this chapter for possible solutions. Ilyou cannot find AcerView 2“ c on the Windows 95 monitor list, you would have to update the Windows 95 setup information for AcerView 2” c You can download the update file from the API web site (http/lwwwaptcomtw) § Il there is no picture on the screen, check: 0 Power outlet type, 0 Video sync signal. The video sync signal must be specified (or the monitor. 0 Power sai/ing mode. Press any key & use the mouse to deactivate the mode. 0 Signal cable connector pins. ll pins are bent or missing, consult your dealer. § If the picture is scrolling or unstable, check: 0 Signal connector pin assignments Replace with a functional one it" inoperative. 0 Signal cable connector pins. ll pins are bent or missing, consult your dealer. 0 Graphics card. See ifme settings are made properly. 0 Scanning frequency Change the settings of your graphics card to acceptable options 0 Remove magnetic obiects near the monrtor. 0 Ovenadiusting moire reduction setting, please check the moire reduction setting level. See Chapter 3, A Look at the Control Panel. Chapter 4 § If the characters look dark, the picture is too small, too large or not centered etc. 0 Adjust related fittings. See chapter 3, A Look at the Control Panel. § lf colors are impure. 0 Check signal cable connector pins. prins are bent or missing. consult your dealer 0 Adjust the Purity setting See Chapter 3, A Look at the Control Panel. Maintenance x Do not expose the monitor to direct sunlight or heat. x Do not spill liquid on the monitor. x Do not attempt to open the monitor. You may be hurt by electric shock. For service. call your dealer. X Do not use your monitor when magnets or electronic products are operating nearby x Do not use harsh chemicals or strong cleaning solvents to clean the monitor screen. Wipe it with mild solution applied on clean and soft cloth. x Do not place anything on your monitor. Bad ventilation may elevate tempera ture Within the monitor. ed More He pt —_——._/ Il'your problems remain after checking this manual. please contact your place of pur— chase or e-mail us at stewenleung@api.com,tw 24 Specifications Chapter 5 Specnfications Plclure Size ZI ‘(53.34cm) diagonal AG Pitch Olémrn dot pitch Surface Transmission Non~giaryseml-unted Maxlmum Viewable Siz 20“ (SI cm) diagonal Video input IS-pi’n, mini D-SUB Connector/ENC Connector Bandwidth ZBOMHz Display Area 380mm(H) x 285mm(\/) (Preset) 408mm(H) x 306mm(V) (Full Scan) Power Supply(UniverseI) Input voltage IOU‘i20/200~240 VAC, 50~60 HZ [Universai compatible) Pmrconsumption i50 Walls max/165 Watts max.(With USB) Enamel Controls Powerswitch, i key auto-caiibratlon. Contrast, Brightness, Horizontal Position, Horizontai Size, Vemcai Posmon, Vertlcal Size. Pincushion, Unbalance, ‘fi'apezoid. Paraiieiogram, Rotation, Top Corner, Bottom Corner, Color Weight. Degausslng, Horizontal Convergence. Vemcai Convergence, HorizontalMonreA/enicai Moire, BNC and DB- I5 Selection, Reset, Language Select, Purity Max. Resolution 1600 x 1200 Horizontal Frequency 30» 107 KHz Venlcal Frequency 50— léo Hz Dimensions (wilh mm!) Weight Ambient Temperature Operatwng Storage Humldlty Operating Stcmge X-Radlatlon Regulatory Compliance 26 508mm(W) x 5x5mm(H) x 5I2mm(D) 29mg +5C ~ +4OC 0C ~ +60C 2096 ~ 9096 1096 ~ 9036 MPRVII, DHHS, PTB‘ D‘N.S‘F. FCC-B, UL, FTZVB, CSA‘ BZT-B‘ CE TUV, VCCI‘ GS, ISO—92‘H-3, BCIQ, ENC, MPRJL TCO95 Vivid COLOR MONITOR
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