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File Number: 98004443
April 23, I998
FCC D GKRM554
APPENDIX 5
USER’S MANUAL OF EUT
The enclosed manual is for the EUT. As you will notice on the preceding page of this manual is the
FCC WARNING about radio and television interference as per the requirement set forth in Part 15 of the
FCC Rules.
Accredited Lab. ofNEMKO, AZLA Page 19 on7
Listed Lab of FCC, VCC‘ MOC AZLA Certificate #: 324.01 (for Emission)
NEMKO Authorization #: ELA 124 (for EMC) Rev. 00
Important Safety Instructions
1. Please read these Instructions thoroughl)
1, Please keep this gmdc for fulun: u. .
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aernsul spray cleaners The 2765! fur ch‘nnmg 13 u pn-ce orcmm dampcnzd u uh walcr
4 To avoid damage ofthu deuce. you shnuld cnl} use accessnry pans pennmed by me
manufacturcr
The devic: mus! be prowcted against mmslure,
6. To Setup (11: dcvwcc (mus! bc pul m u >lab|fl smnd posiuun Tippmg u over or droppmg I( ma)
cause H’UUHCS Only use enl‘ely setup locations and [anon |hc sezup mslrucnuns oflhc
manufacturer.
The Venlilallon openings are used for alr cncuxundn uhlcn prmecr me deuce agaimt
uvcrheaung
8 To connect the dcwce‘ 11)me the connected Wad mlucs Ol'lh: mam supply
9 Due to elecmcm men, me uuu socket must be Equipped unn a nend‘used eunned Conductor
conmct
m The poutrcnble musK be hud m mm) mm nobod} ma) mp mar n Thcm should also nulhmg
be resting on me came.
1 1. All insxmcticns and haming remarks on 1h: deuce musl he foHoncd
ll Iflhe deuce will no! bt used for a longer umt period nu should dis—connect it from [he mmn
SupplyThus, in case of mermltagc damage can be avmded.
u.
13 Any objects or liquid should nexer tnlcr me deuce \m us openings for nircnculannn Thvs
ccuId must a fire or an e‘ecmc shock.
14. Do not open [hedcvice em, Due m elecmcul safety, the dance man be opened by the
authorized Customer sen ice personnel Onl).
1: ”following conditions occur. me devlce must be dlsconncucd from the main Aupply. and u
mus! be checked by a qudnfied semce center
u- Powercablc or pouer plug are damaged
b- Liquld has trusted me deuce.
c- Th: deuce web exposed to mumure
d— When the device does not operate accovdmg to th: user‘s guxdc, or _\uu do no! when: an}
xmprmemem uuh [ht zld ohm; gmds
e- The dewce has dmpped and Dr me casmg £5 damaged
f— thn the de\ we Show 5 Db» iuus Sign) ofl defect
I6 For repmr. only nngmdl Span: parrs nr parts m urcordangz nun me nngmal prms ma) be u»:
Us: or unsunnwe Spare pm an (aunt: more damage
17 Please turn io your semee cemer (or un qucsnons cumcrum” wn we and repair. Thuj. NU
guarmtte the de\ xce's psrfnrmanc: rehamln}
18.771: Socket mung! must be meldHcd ncnr (he cquxpmwnl m be clam Juccssnb‘c
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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 ot'the 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. It'this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception. w hich can be determined by
turning the equipment offand on. the user 15 encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reoriem or relocate the receiving antenna;
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver:
0 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from
that to which the receiver is connected;
t Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
manufacturers may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
NOTE:
A shielded—type power cord is required in order to meet the FCC emission
limits and also to prevent interference to nearby radio and television
reception. It is essential that only the supplied power cord be used.
Use only shielded cables to connect I/O devices to this equipment.
Canadian Doc Notice
For Class B Computing Devices
This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements ofthe Canadian
Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations,
Cet apparei] numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du
Réglement sur le materiel brouilleur du Canada.
l. GETTING STARTED
Unpacking.
Connecting the Monitor and Stand.
Choosing A Workstation
The ACConnection . ........ .
The Signal Cable Connection
2, MONITOR ADJUSTMENTS
User Controls ....... . vvvvvv
The Monitor ‘5 F xmctions . .
3, ICON DESCRIPTIONS... .. .. , ,
4. TECHNICAL INFORMATION... .
15 " Nlonnor Specifications
Prese! Timing, .
5. TROUBLE SHOOTING
Power. ....................
LED...
Duplay . .
6. CARING FOR YOUR MONITOR . .
Cleaning the screen.
Ventilation slyly .
Power C 0rd
Grounding
1 Getting Started
Introduction
This document is related to a 15" CRT color monitor TMJ'SAl to be used with
various kind of graphic adapters, including IB MVGAi VESAVGA,ERGOVGA
SVGA. UVGA, and XGA modest It is intended as a mutisync monitor type
based on microprocessor unitr capable to support all the video standardsOther
graphic standards can be supported by this monitor, simply adjusting image
size and centering by means ofthe user controls gathered on the front panel,
The monitor is used with SOKHZ to 54KHZ frequency in horizontal sweep
while vertical refresh rate is from SOHZ to lZOHZY
Moreover it offers Power Management and DDCl and DDCZB features
according to VESA recommendations.
Unpacking
Please make sure the following items are in the shipping package and found in
good condition:
0 IS“ Monitor
0 Tilt and swivel stand
0 Power cord
0 This manual
lfany of the above are missing or appear damaged. please contact your dealer
immediately.
Getting Starred The 15 " Monitor
Connecting the Monitor and Stand
Align the stands four tabs with the slots on the bottom ofthe moni—
tor. ~
Insert the tabs into the slots.
Slide the stand towards the front of the monitor.
Figure 1: lVlom'tor and Stand Connection
Choosing A Workstation
When choosing an appropriate workspace, keep these few things in mind:
A Sturdy, level surface,
An electrical wall outlet and a telephone wall jack near the com-
puter.
At least 3-inch clearance at the back ofthe computer to allow for the
required airflow.
Do not place near a window. Exposing the Monitor to direct sunlight
for extended periods may damage the unit
You may want to use a desk lamp to adjust the ambient lighting for
your vie\\ing comfort.
A viewing filter ls recommended to reduce eye stress and fatigue.
The I 5 ”Monitor Getting Started
Figure 2: The Works/HIM"
The AC Connection
0 Locate the AC port on the rear ofthe monitor
¢ Plug the female and ofthe AC cord into the AC port.
0 Plug the male end 11110 the power supply.
Figure 3: Connecting the Pawer Card
Getting Started The 15 " Monitor
The Signal Cable Connection
e Locate the ON/OFF power switch. See Figure 4.
0 Make sure that the Monitor power switch 15 in the OFF-bositton. The-
OFF position is indicated with a circular icon.
/,
Power LED /
/ , ,
PuwcrOmDSBtmon ,
Figure 4: ON/OF F Power Switch
0 Locate the VGA port on the rear ofthe PC. The signal cable has a
standard lS-pin mini D—sub (VGA) connector. If you are having
trouble locating the VGA pen, please refer to the documentation
which came with your PC.
e Connect the Signal cable to the PC’s VGA port,
‘ l
Figure 5: Cunnecling; {he Signal Cable
2 Monitor Adjustments
The monitor is capable ofbolh nlt and swwel adjustments.
Figure 6: T ill Adjus/ment
o With the nlt fearure, the monitor is capable ofvemcal adJUSIlTlEHIS of
+5 ° to - l S n
The swivel feature allows for horizontal monitor adjustments of
+45“ to 45°.
F igulz 7: Swivel/1 (Ointment
Monitor Adjustmznts The 15 " Monitor
User Controls
This display device shall have external controls to implement at least the
followmg fiinction: '
POWER SWITCH
POWER INDICATOR
BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
CONTRAST CONTROL
HORIZONTAL WIDTH CONTROL
VERTICAL HEIGHT CONTROL
PENCUSHION CONTROL
TRAPEZOID CONTROL
A recall function shall be present on the monitor to recall the factory
preset,
All this functions as shown in the drawing below:
[n a, {e / 0 When the highest or lowest pnxsib/e Setting for a
g ' particular display control has been reached, its corre-
sponding LED willflm'h.
. When the 2m! LED h'ghl ix on, you muxtfollaw the 2nd
function indication.
v8.
0 [E 0-
35.0000 °.
809
00?
Don
Icon
D DCOJBBUJfi
3 Icon Descriptions
Descrip on
Contrast: This control allows you to adjust the display
contrast level to accommodate the ambient lighting
conditions ofyour working environment
Brightness: This control allows you to fine tune the
display brightness level.
H-Widtli: This control allows you to stretch or squeeze
the display area horizontally.
H—Phase: This control allows you to adjust the display to
the right or to the left
V-Height: This control allows you to stretch or squeeze
the display area verticallyr
V-Center: This control allows you to adjust the display up
or down on the screen.
Pincushion: This control allows you to alter the image
geometry of the display area to prevent the image from
curving either inwardly or outwardly.
TRAPEZOID: This control allows you to adjust the
trapezoid ofthe display
15” Monitor Specifications
4 Technical Information
Scrum
Dal Pllch (mm)
Surfac:
Display Size [mml
0.28
Non-glut
zso ‘ [95
Input Signal
Video Sms
RGB Analog 0 7Vp-p/750hm
Separate HN. TTL w-l
Scull ning Frequency
Horllonml (KHZ) 30-34
Venical (Hzl 507120
vim Bandwidth 65MHz
Max. Resolution [024x768
Compatibility
VGA, SVGA, sslui VESA
Plug & Play DDC] Sc
DDCZB
Display Colors Unllmited
Signal Cable
Caplive 15 pin. mlnl D-sub
Power
Consumption
70W fur normal tubes
75W for Low Radiation (uhcs
Suvply
Panel Management
90-264VAC 47—63 Hz
Cumplim mlh EPA. VESA
DPMS K: TCO
Digital Control:
Brightness Yes
CDMMSK Yn-
H/V Size Yes
H.’V Ccmcr Yes
Plncushlon st
rmpezulu ns
The 15 " Monitor Technical Information
Display Modes
Presemng 4
User 12 7
LflW Radialiun MPR II Optional
Operating
Tcmpcramrc 0-40“C
Rclmivc Humldlty' K0%—90%
Dimensinns ,
' , 388mm(L) x 366mm(W) K 377mm(H)
(mcludmg mr and swwcl base)
Weight 120 kg
(excluding packaging)
Preset Timing
Mm m
Sync
swtcp F D C E A
MODE H Pm; mum) FNKHI) mus; mm mm rpm) mus)
v Lmes WWW mm) mm) lems) mm) rpm) mus)
d do: d'msplny n buckpomh p pulse Firm!
1 mm) m 13 175 31459 31 777 35 421 mm 3 xx) a 535
we MN 59 94 76653 lizfil was 0054 0:17
2 vssms son ms 45375 [6162 we 0123
600 p17 75 713 M64 any
3 VESAéO my 65 43 353 2066? u 754 ms: 209: 0359
755 MN 60 76557 u as us 0124 one:
1 VESASi mo 56 15 53 674 13 537 u A 135 o 569
am pp 350m use “17 mm mm
'The above columns A lhmugh F umLs ma ma nor-mum value first m umls cm; and u rammed
a, m: mum value in units ofms
5 Trouble Shooting
This section will try to anticipate potential problems that you may encounter in
the day-to—day use of your monitor.
Included in this section is information
which should help solve these problems for you. If after trying the suggested
mains the same, contact your authorized
solutions, your monitor's symptom re
service center.
The monitor IS switched on, but the power LED is
Check to make sure that the power cord and video
cable are properly connected. if the monitor is
plugged into a powered extension cord or a surge
protector, make sure that extenston Cord or the
surge protector is turned on. (Note' When the
monitor is power saving on off mode , the power
The LED light I5 on but there is no display on the
Make sure that the Computer's switch is in the
"On" position Mnxe sure that lh: Video cable's
D-shaped connector is properly connected to the
video adapter port on the back ofthe PC.
The display image is either not centered, too
The dlsplay image is either dangling or unstable
Make sure that the video cable‘s D-shaped
connector is pmperl} connected to the video
The picture is bouncing or a wave pattem is
Power
S m om:
y pt not lll.
Solution:
LED is flash continuously)
LED
3 m torn:
V p monitor's screen:
Solution:
Display
5 m torn:
y p small,ottno large:
Solution: Adjust the size and phase controls
Symptom:
Solution:
adapter port on the back of the PC
S m tom:
y p present in thedtsplny
Solution:
Move any electrical devices nway from the
monitor which may cause display interference
Please refer to the FCC Statement in the beginning
of the mnnuht for more details on display
inten‘erence
10
6 Caring For Your Monitor
Cleaning the screen
To clean your screen follow these steps:
- Never spray liquid cleaners on or around the Monitor.
- Spray the liquid cleaner on a rag while standing away from the
computer. Avoid excessive dampening.
- Clean the screen with slightly damp rag
Ventilation slots
The ventilation slots allow air to flow through the Monitor, They protect the
unit from overheating. Therefore, do not cover or obstruct the ventilation slots.
Likewise, do not place the Monitor on or near a heater.
Power Cord
It is best to place the power cord out ofthe way. [fit must be exposed to traffic,
tape it to the floor or use a cord shield.
Grounding
Grounding protects the Monitor from static discharge. Do not defeat the
purpose of the plug by cutting off the third prong andjamming it into a two
prong outlet.

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