Compal Electronics M773 User Manual 66178
Compal Electronics Inc 66178
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File Number: 980i38-F July 9, 1998 FCC ID: GKRM773 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. of NEMKO, A2LA Page 20 of 28 Listed Lab. ofFCC, VCC, MOC A2LA Certificate #: 824.01 (for Emission) NEMKO Authorization #: ELA 124 (for EMC) Rev 00 Law:— 10 ll. 12. 14. 15. 15 17 18 fi/l/ Important Safety Instructions Please read diese insuuciioiis moroughly. Please keep diis guide for fuiiuc use. Please disconneci the device from rhe main supply before cleaning. Do not use any liquid or aerosol spray cleaners. The best for cleaning is (l piece of clulh dampened with water. To avoid damage of lire device, you should only use accessory pans permiued by ihe manufaclurer, The device must be praiccled against muisturci To sciup riic dcvicc, it niusi bu: pui in a siahle srnnd posirioii. Tipping ii ovcr or dropping u may cause miuries. Only use safely setup locaiions and follow die serup instructions of ihe manufacturer. Tl-lc venulauon openings are used for air clrculalion ivliich promo! die device againsr overheating. To connecr the device, follow the connecrcd load values nirhe main supply, Due in electrical safely. the wall sacks! must be equipped with a non-fused eanhcii conduclor contact. The power uuhle niusr hc laid in a way ihar nobody may U‘ip over it There should also noihuig he resting on me cable. All |n>lruc||0ns and warning remarks on the device must be follcwcd. li’ihe device will nol is used for a long period ofrune, you should disconneci u rrpin ilic main supply Lo avoid Oven/clings damage Any ohjscis or liquid snuuld ncvcr enier rhe devicc via iis openings for air circularion. This could cause a fire or an eleclric shock, Do not open die device ever. For elcclrical safety, the device shall b: opcncd by auihorized reclinicnl service personnel only if iciluuing conditions occur, riic dcvice musi be disconnected from the main supply, and ii must be checked by a qualified survlcc ccmzr: a, Puwer cable or power plug are damaged: b- Liquid has enierad riie device; as The devrce was exposed lo molsmre: d, The device does our operaie according ic die users guide, or you do not achieve any im- provcmenl mlh ihe aid omiis guide; a, ‘nic device has dropped sud/or ihe cnsing is damaged, (1 The dcvlc= shows obvious Signs ofa dciccl. Fnr ropair, duly original spare pans or pans in accordance willi ilic original paris may he used Use ciunsuirahlc sparc pans can causc more duniage. Plcnsc turn 10 your sen/ice cenler for oil queslioiis concerning service and repair (0 guaranrce ilie dcv‘ performance relmbllll)’. The sockci ouilcr must he insrullcd near rhe equipmum L0 be easily uccessihle 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 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 guarantee 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 of the following measures: 0 Reonent or relocate the receiving antenna; - Increase the separation between lhe 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. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturers may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment t” 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, IE. Canadian DOC Notice For Class B Computing Devices This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements ofthe Canadian Interference- Causing Equipment Regulations. Cet appareil nume’rique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sur le materiel broutlleur du Canada. aijfi CHAPTER1 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the new high performance 17" Monitor. Much consideration has gone into the design of the monitor in order [0 meet your requirements for full compatibility and versatility as well as quality. Using state-of-the-art electronics, the monitor can support a resolution of l280xl024, and the onscreen display allows you to customize the display settings to suit your individual needs. User display settings will be automatically saved to memory. In addition, at the touch of a button the user can, at any time, return to the factory default display settings. Other ergonomic features include a non) button in the window border by rotating the control in the respec- tive direction Once you have selected an icon, use the Contrarr Control to adjust the option value, Press the right button to increase the value; press the lefi button to decrease the value When making changes to the following settings, a screen similar to the above V- Cenler Window will appear on your monitor screen Chapter 2 H-Size Scroll to the H—Sizs icon. Press the I/O button to adjust the horizontal size of the display. H—Cmter Scroll to the H-C'emer icon. Press the horizontal axis ofthe screen. Obutton to position the display along the VSize Scrollto the V—Size icon. Press the/0 button to adjust the vertical size of the display. Scroll to the V-Cemer icon. Press the -/() button to position the display along the venical axis ofthe screen, Pincushion Scroll to the Pincm'hmn icon. Press the -/0 button to adjust pincushion or barrel distortion Trapezoid Scroll to the Trapezoid icon. Press the -/0 button to adjust trapezoid distortion. Tilt Scroll to the TI)! icon. Press the-/o button to adjust display tilt Chapter 2 Q Color Temperature Setup To access the Color setup menu, selet to the Display Colar Setting icon, The following screen appears: This screen allows you I0 select a color temperature for your monitor. Press the -/0 button to select the desired option. The available options are: 0 9300 s 6500 o 5000 Press the Brightnexsfimction ( B/fifi) Comm! The following RGB Gain window wrll appear: From this window you can make changes to the display’s Red, Green and Blue gaml Press the Brightness Control to scroll through the o liens; change values using the -/O bullon, after making changes, Press the I/iXWill enter your changes, and move to the next icon. Values for the Red, Green or Blue Gain are displayed from 0% to 100%. _amfi Chapter 2 Red Gain Scroll to the RedGain [COX]. Press the Contrasl Contra! I/O to adjust the red gain for your display Green Gain Scroll to the Green Gain 1mm Press the I/O Contrast Con/ml to adjust the green gain for your display. Blue Gain 2?! Scroll to the Blue Gain iccn, Press the COHIrGIICOn1r0/-/o to adjust the blue gain for your display, R 2581 E Scroll to the Reset icon. Press the Contrast Contra] -/O to reset all three gain values to the default settings. The 0513 wmdow will clmse 7117 Chapter 2 @ OSD Window Status The OSD Window status icons allow you to adjust the position of the OSD window on your screen, You can also set the time that the OSD window will be displayed on the screen. OSD Horizontal Position Scroll to the OSD Horizontal Position icon. Press the Contrast Control -/() to adjust the horizontal position oflhe OSD on the screen. OSD Vertical Position Scroll to the OSD Verlical Position icon, Press the Con/rust Control -/0 to adjust the vertical position ofthe OSD on the screen. OSD Display Close Time Scroll [0 the OSD Display Close Time icon, Press the Contrast Control -/0 to set the amount oftime that elapses before the OSD closes, Countdown can be set from 510 60 seconds Don’t be mshed when changing display settings: The Display Close Time does not begin countdown while you are making display adjustments, 712~_ Chapter 2 Reset and Degauss The Reset All option allows you to reset all display settings to their default values Use the Degauss option to remove unwanted magnetism from the monitor's CRT. ResetAll @ Scroll to the Reset All icon. Press the Contrast Control -/() to reset all display options. Ifyou do not wish to reset all display options, press the OSD ON/OFF Control to close the OSD window. Degauss Scroll to the Degauxs icon. Press the Contrast Control -/O to degauss the CRT. If you do not wish to degauss the CRT, press the OSD ON/OFF Control to close the OSD window, -$ Self-Test Screen When the monitor is powered On, but there is no video signal, the following self- test screen will appearl This screen indicates the monitor itself is OK, If this screen appears, it is pos- sible that the monitor’s VGA cable is not connected properly to your com- puter’s VGA port Check the connection. lfthe VGA cable is properly connected but the monitor screen is blank, (ire, there is no picture and none of the above icons appear), then there may be a problem with the monitor. Chapter 2 Fu nction Blue Gain Use this option to adjust the blue gain, @ Reset This option allows you to reset the three color settings to the default value. IEI OSD Horizontal Select this option to adjust the horizontal position of Posrtion the OSD on the screen. E OSD Vertical Select this option to adjust the vertical position of the Position OSD on the screen (5 I OSD Display Use this option to set the amount of time that elapses Close Time before the OSD closes @ Reset All Use this option to reset all display setUngs to their default values. QI Degauss The Degeuss option removes unwanted magnetism ’ lrom the monitor’s CRT This concludes Chapter 2. The following appendix provides details on your monitor's technical specifications. You will also find tips on troubleshooting any problems you may run tntD APPENDIX A Technical Information Monitor Specifications Scrczn Size 17" cm Do: Pilch (mm) 0 2s Surface Non-glare Viewable Display Arealmm) 300 x 225 Input Signal Video Syns RGB Analog 0,7Vp-p/750hm 3. Separate l—vv. “ITL w») b. Campusilc H+V. m. (+/-) Scanning Frequency Horizonlal (KHZ) 30-70 lecal (HZ) 50-120 Vidm Blndwldm IIUMHZ Max. Resolution 1280 x 1024 Compalibiliiy IBMVGA, VESAVGA, EKGOVGA, sch, UVGA and XGA modes. Plug & Play DDCI & DDC2B usn Sulun'un Oplianal [Yttrnal Slereo sunken Optional Display Cnlvrs Unlnnned Signnl Cable Capuve ls pin, mmi Desub Power Cunsumplion NOW for normal tubes l|5w fur low radmlicn tubes Supply IOU-ZADVAC swam-11 Power Managemcnl Power Faclor normal Oplional Complics with EPA -, VESA DPMS 34 ‘rco . On Screen Displny Bngmness Yes Cuntmsl Yes HIV 5.1: Yes H/V Camel ch Pincushion Yes Tllz Yes Trapczmd Yes Degaussing Yes OSD Posllinn Adjuslmmt Yes 031) Close Timc Yes RGB Gain Yes 7157 Appendix A Cnlur Tempcmmm Yes Reset All st thlay Mods: Prescl 6 User ls an Radialmn MFR ll TCO Optional Opzrazmg Range Tcmpcralure 040°C Rclztive Humldity Akiludc lD%-90% Sea level in 8,000fl D mansions eluding stand) 412mm(!.) x 404mm (W) x 420 mm (H) Weight Net 16 8kg(371h) Preset Timing v'wdeo IAIB\CK—»D~>< 1]— sync 4m Preset mode tlmlng Figure a Mom: W, W.” mm, mun mm m Tum W Wm mm w, W, mm, mm) mm, mm, m as n m a m “men m m . mm mm m, w W, m. m m. : MA “9 mu Inn 1.5.6: m Mm an: W 7, nm m n... W l m m m um m, m w um um mm m , m W M mm 2215 MN 0201 5 vm m, m w m. M m a VESA m mm mm um um ms 1 m H ., m w. W Figure9 Nan. ' l’rmuzry made A: the key liming wlnrh u adjusled and can mm at lhefizuary. lpluml m we mum szcifiuulan during an [imitat— 41/ «um pram "mine: an mandary and mljuslni wughl)‘ who: 1»: range ajpmdufl mm. u may mum a fin: mm to gem npnmahtmngfi m user’s appficmion. 7177 Appendix A Troubleshooting 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 solutions, your monitor’s symptom remains the same, contact your authorized service center. Symptom] Solution The monitor is Check to make sure that the power cord is properly swrtched on, but the connected, If the monitor is plugged into a powered extension power LED is not Iit, cord or a surge protectorr make sure that extension cord or the surge protector is turned on The LED light is on Make sure that the computer’s switch is in the “On" posrtion. but there is no Make sure that the video cable’s D-shaped connector is display on the properly connected to the video adapter port on the back of monitor’s screen, the PC. Check to make sure that the brightness and contrast control are not turned to their drmrnest positron. The display image is Make sure that the video cable‘s D-shaped connector is either dangling or properly connected to the video adapter port on the back of unstable. the PC. The picture is Move any electrical devices away from the monitor which may bouncing or a wave cause display interference. Please refer to the FCC statement pattern is present in at the beginning ollhe manual for more details on display the display interference. sis?
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