Compal Electronics M571 User Manual 65303
Compal Electronics Inc 65303
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| Date Submitted | 1999-10-20 00:00:00 |
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File Number: 980094»F June I. 1998 FCC [DZ GKRM57l 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 Pan 15 of the FCC Rules. Accredited Lab. ofNEMKO, AZLA Page 20 of 28 Listed Lab. ofFCC, VCC, MOC AZLA Certificate #: 324.01 (for Emission) NEMKO Authorization #: ELA 124 (for EMC) Rev‘ 00 PE“:- is l" 16. 17. IS fi/l/ Important Safety Instructions Please read these instructions thoroughly. Please keep this guide for future use. Please disconnect the device from the main Supply before cleaning Do not use any liquid or aerosol spmy cleaners The best for cleaning is a piece ofcloth dampened with water. To avoid damage or the device. you should only use accessory parts permitted by the manufaclurer. The device must be protected against moisture To setup the device, it musl be put in a stalslc stand position. Tipping it over or dropplng it may cause iniurics. Only use surety setup locations and rollow the setup lnsrruetions oi the manufacturer The venttlntion openings are used for air circulation which protect the device against overheating, To connect the device, follow the connected load values oithe main supply. Due to electrical safety, the wall socket must be equipped with a non-fused carthcrl conductor contact. the power cable: must he laid in a way that nobody may trip over it There should also nothing he resting on the cubic All inslrucltous and warning remarks on the device must be follnwcd “the device will nut he used for a long period oftlme. you should disconnect ll from the main supply to avoid ouervoltago damage. Any objects or liquid should never enler the device via its openings fur air circulation This could cause a fire or an electric shock. Do not open the devrce ever. For electrical safety, the device shall he opened by authorized technical service personnel only lr following conditions occur, the device must he disconnected from the main supply, and it must be chucked b) a qualified senior center: is. Power cable or power plug are damaged; h» Liquid has Entered lh: device, c- The dense wus exposed to mnislurE; d- The devrce does not operate according to the user‘s guide. or you do not achieve any im- provemcnt with the aid ofthis guide, e. The device has dropped and/or the casing is damaged. t"- The device shows obvtous signs ofa defect. For rcpntr. only original spare parls or parts in accordance \vi|h the original pims may he used. Ust: orunsuttable spare pans can cause more damage. Please turn to your service center for all questions concerning semen and repair to guuramee the detiee's perronnance reliability The socket outlet must he installed near the equipment lo be easily accessible. TM sQl FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC STATEMENT) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital dEVICet pursuant to Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installa- tion. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio Frequency energy, and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications However, there is no guaranlee that inter- ference will not occur In a particular installation. if this 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 inter- ference by one or more ofthe following measures: 0 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna; 1 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; 0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ V technician for help. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturers may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment 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 8 Computing Devices This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements ofthe Canadian Interference- Causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Reglemem sur 1: mate'riel brouilleur du Canada. Table of Contents Chapter 1 1 Introduction I Unpacking 3 Connecting the Monitor and Stand 5 Choosing a Workstation 2 The AC Connection 3 The Signal Cable Connectionxzz Monitor Adjustments 17 Chapter 2 22 [con DescriptionsH Technical Information 8 Monitor Specifications 8 Preset Timing 9 Preset mode timing 9 Troubleshooting 10 Caring For Your Monitor 11 Cleaning the screen 11 Ventilation slots 1 1 Power Cord 1 l Grounding 1 l :‘ CHAPTER1 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the new high performance 15” Monitor. Much consideration has gone into the design ofthe monitor in order to meet your requirements for full compatibility and versatility as well as quality. Using state-of~the-art electronics, the monitor can support a resolurion of 1280x1024, User display settings will be automatically saved to memory, In addi- tion, at the touch ofa button the user can, at any time, return to the factory default display settings, Other ergonomic features include a non-glare screen, tilt and swivel andjust two multi—fimction display controls that allow you to make all monitor display adjust- merits. Unpacking Please make sure the following items are in the shipping package and found in good condition: 15" Monitor - Tilt and swivel stand a Power cord - Signal cable (attached to monitor) 0 This manual if any of the above are missing or appear damaged, please Contact your dealer immediately. Connecting the Monitor and Stun/I @: Connecting the Monitor and Stand . Align the siand‘s four tabs wi|h the slots on the bottom afthe monitor. - Insert the tabs into the slots. - Slide the stand towards the front ofthe monitor, Figure 1: Monitor and Stand Connection Choosing A Workstation When choosing an appropriate workspace, keep these few things in mind: 0 A sturdy, level surface, 0 An electrical wall outlel and a telephone walljack near the computer. 0 At least S-inch clearance al Ihe back of the computer to allow for the re- quired airflowi 0 Do not place near a WindOW. Exposing the Monitor to direct sunlight for extended periods may damage the unit 0 You may want to use a desk lamp to adjust the ambient lighting for your Viewing comfort. A Viewing filter is recommended to reduce eye stress and fatigue. The AC Cunmzciian The AC Connection 0 Locate the AC pon on the rear of the monitor 0 Plug the female end oflhe AC cord into the AC port, 0 Plug the male and into the power supply. The Signal Cable Conrrzalian The Signal Cable Connection 0 Locate the ON/OFF power switch, See Figure 4. 0 Make sure that the Monitor power switch is in the OFF position. The OFF position is indicated with a circular icon. Figure 4: ON/OFF Power Switch 0 Locate the VGA port on the rear ofthe PC. The signal cable has a standard 15-pin mini D-sub (VGA) connector, If you are having trouble locating the VGA part, please refer to the documentation which came with your PC 0 Connect the Signal cable tn the PC's VGA pon Figure 5: Connecting the Signal Cable Monitor Adjustments @ Monitor Adjustments The monitor is capable ofbolh ti]! and swivel adjustment; Figure 5: Tilt Adjustment ~ With the tilt feature, the monitor is capable of vertical adjustments of +15“ to -5°. o The swivel feature allows for horizontal monitor adjustments of +45“ to 415°. User Controls This display device shall have external controls to implement at least the following function: ~ POWER SWITCH 0 TILT control ¢ POWER INDICATOR ; R gain control a BRIGHTNESS CONTROL ~ G gain rnntrol . CONTRAST CONTROL 0 B gflln control 0 HORIZONTAL WIDTH CONTROL c HORIZONATAL phase mntrol ¢ VERTICAL HEIGHT CONTROL 0 Vertical center control 0 PINCUSHION CONTROL o TRAPEZOID CONTROL n TILT control A recall function shall be present on the monitor to recall the factory preset. All this functions as shown in the drawing below: [Yb 0 re 0 When the highest or lowest possible setting for u panicular @ - display cantml has been reached, its correspunding LED will flash. 0 When the 2nd LED light is on, you must [allow the 2m! junction fndication. e E v-A *& 3°OOOO ° R 2m D06 D05? com 008 Icon Descriprians Q Icon Descriptions Desc p n Contrast. This control allows you to adjust the display contrast level to accommodate the ambient lighting condi- tions of your working environment, Brightness: This control allows you to fine tune the display brightness level. H-Width: 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-Heighl: This control allows you to stretch or squeeze the display area vertically. 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. [211 [JCCDBGGHQ‘ Tilt: This control allows you to adjust the display tilt, (j Red gain: This control allows you to adjust the Red gain. 50 Green gain: This control allows you to adjusr the Green gain. Blue gain: This control allows you to adjust the Blue gain. Technical luformatian '@ Technical Information Monitor Spec lcations Streen size 15" CRT Dal Pilcu (mm) 023 Surface Null-glare Viclxah]: Display Alexi (mm) 260 X we lnpul Signal Video Sylls sunning Frequency Hurlzcmal (KHz) Venlcul (Hz) Vidzn Bnnuwiulli “n. Resoluliml RGB Analog D,7Vp»p/75 Ohm a. swarm HIV, in M) 5 Campus“: H+V,T1'L(*/-) 3 -70 3 420 ”03le 1230 x 1024 Camp-libilny IBMVGA. VESAVGA. ERGOVGA, SVGA, UVGA and XGA modes. Plug & my DDC1& DDCZB Display Colors Unlimlled Signal Cable Cap|ivc ls pin, mini D-sub POWH' Coniumplion ssw fernormal tubes Supply lUU»2-30VAC 50/60Hz incl Mamgemtnl Complies With EPA. VESA DPMS Display Mndts Puscr User 23 Low Radiation MFR ll 0erer Optional, TCO Opllonal Optrullrlg Range Ttmpclamm Relative l—lunlidily Almudc 040°C l0%r90% Sea 15ch lo 3.0mm Dimensions (including mind) 382mm(L) x 360.4mm (W) x 367 mm (H) Weigh! Nel lz fig, (27 Slb) Pres er Timing Preset Timing video Preset mode timing MODE Nnm mm, mum mm, mm; mm) mm 1mm um mum/w mm mm, mm, “Um mm. mm. m ac Ar 01 CH 4 w.“ mm“ m" rm- 7, mMmA zim nu M71; mu m m] m, m svw Mu m 101! m mu 1 ym u; w. nu) ms nu mm 011) (mm M: 75 um m m aw mm ; xm m; M. mu Pm m m. om w "on “755 n m nun unss now 1 um m mm! W mm um um um r/r um? um 1170 m m rum 5 vm m. owxv Us) um m um m m7 mm mom mm, um mm (mm fi an m nu‘w um mm mm lam own rrr uwv um; um mm mm um! F1gure9 Note: - Primacy made is the key timing which is adjuma and umprmnz 10 um praducl spuifimlinn during lhz ymduman a! (hzfacm All all!” press: timings are “mam and adjusted roughly within the rang! afpmliucl "an”; u may requirt afim: am to gain apuml settings. [pr mm application. Caring F or Your Monitor .@ Caring For Your Monitor Cleaning the screen To clean your screen follow these steps: - Never spray liquid cleaners on or around the Monitor. 0 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. Like- wise, do not place the Monitor on or near a heater. Power Cord It is best to place the power cord out of the way, If it must be exposed to traffic, tape it re the floor or use a cord shield Grounding Grounding protects the Monitor from static discharge. Do not defeat the purpose ofthe plug by aiming offthe third prong andjamrning it into a two prong outlet. *[17
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