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June 12. 1998
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APPENDIX 5
USER’S MANUAL OF EUT
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used manual is for the EUTA As you will notice on
the requirement set forth in Part 15 of the
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Preface
PREFACE
About this manual
This manual \5 designed to assist you in setting up and using the LCD Monitor.
information in this document has been carefully checked for accuracy; however,
no guarantee is given to the correctness of the contents The information in this
document is subject to change without notice. This document contains proprietary
information protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. No part ofthis manual
may be reproduced by any mechanical, electronic or other means, in any form,
without prior written permission of the manufacturer.
Copyright
© Copyright 1997, All Rights Reserved
FCC Compliance Statement
Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part l5 oftlic 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, it not installed and used in accordance with the instmetions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference 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 interference by one or more ofthe following measures:
~ Reoricnt or relocate the receiving antenna.
- increase the separation between the equipment and the 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/TV technician for help.
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Can;
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturers may
void the user's authoriry to operare this equipment
NOTE:
A shielded-rype power cord is required in order to meet the FCC emission limits
and also (0 prevent interference to the radio and televisron reception. It is essential
that only (he supplied power cord be used.
Use only shielded cables to cunnect Ir’O devices to this equipment,
For Class B Computing Devices
This Class B digital apparams meets all requirements of the Canadian
lnlerference-Causing Equipment Regulations
Cct apparel] nume’rique de la classe B repecte toutes les exigences du Réglcment
sur le materiel brouilicur du Canada
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Preface
Important Safety Instructions
Please read the followmg instructions carefully, This manual should be retained
for future use
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To clean the LCD Monitor screen, first, make sure the Monitor is in the power
off mode. Unplug the Monitor from its power source before cleaning it. Do
not spray liquid cleaners directly onto the unit. Stand away from the LCD
Monitor and spray cleaning solution onio a rag. Without applying excess
pressure, clean lhe screen With the slightly dampened rag.
Do not place your LCD Monitor near a window. Exposing the Monitor to rain
water, moisture or sunlight can severely damage it.
Do not lay anything on top of the Monitor—to—PC signal cord. Make sure the
cord is placed in an area where it will not be slepped on,
Do not apply pressure to the LCD screen Excess pressure may cause
pernianenl damage to the display.
Do nol remove the cover or attempt to service this unit by yourself. You may
vord your warranty, Servici g of any nature should be performed only by an
authorized technician
Safe storage ofthe LCD Monitor is in a range ofminus 20 lo plus 60 degrees
Celsius/ minus 4 to plus 140 degree Fahrenheit. Storing your LCD Monitor
oulside this range could result in peimaneni damage.
lftiny ofthe following occurs, immediately unplug your Monitor and call an
authorized iechiiicmn
- The power Monitor—to—PC signal cord is frayed or damaged
- Liquid has been spilled into the Monitor, or it has been exposed to rain
- The Monitor has been dropped or the case has been damaged,
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Table of Contents
Preface
Welcome to the LCD Monitor!
Chapter 1
1.1 Unpacking
1.2 The LCD Monitor Stand
1.3 Removing the LCD from Its Stand
1.4 Replacing the LCD Monitor
1.5 Positioning
1.6 Connecting Video
1.7 Connecting AC Power
1.8 Connecting the Stereo Speakers (Optional)
1.9 Setting Up The LCD Monitor
Troubleshooting
1.10 Power Management System
Chapter 2
2.1 User Controls and Indicators
2.2 Adjusting the Monitor's Display
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Appendix A
LCD Monitor Specifications
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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the LCD Monitor! Much
consideration has gone into the design ofthe LCD Monitor in order to
make it as easy to use and ergonomic as possible. The LCD Monitor
will meet your requirements for compatrbility, versatility, and quality,
By using an on~board micro~proccssor that controls the LCD tinting
sequence, the LCD Monitor is capable of producing most display
standards, The digital controls located on the front panel allow the user
to individually adjust the Monitor‘s display parameters The LCD
Monitor is lightweight, compact, and easy to transport, and has a small
footprint. If your workstation is already completely full, the LCD
Monitor offers added flexibility in that it can be removed from its
manufacturer supplied stand and mounted on a wall, shelf, or any other
convenient location
The LCD Monitor incorporates the most up-to-date LCD technology,
providing a clear crisp display with extremely low radiation emissions
Under normal Operating circumstances the LCD screen does not flicker
as most conventional monitors do. A stable, no flicker display with low
radiation emissrons reduces health concerns, The Monitor’s display
type provides color or gray scale resolution meeting your needs for
practically any software application, With its low—power consumption,
the LCD Monitor not only saves you money on your electric bill, but
also conserves valuable natural resources
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CHAPTER 1
Installation
1.1 Unpacking
Before you unpack your LCD Monitor: prepare a suitable workspace
for your Monitor and computer. You need a stable level and clean
surface near a wall outlet, Also ensure that the LCD Monitor has
enough space around it to allow for airflow. Even though the LCD
Monitor uses very little power, some ventilation is needed to ensure
that the Monitor doesn’t become too hot.
After you unpack your LCD Monitor, make sure the following items
are included in the box and in good condition.
LCD Monitor
LCD Monitor stand
1.5M Monitor-to»PC signal cable
1.5M Stereo Jack Audio Cable (Optional)
AC Adapter
Power cord
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lf you find that any of these items 15 missing or appears damaged,
contact your dealer immediately. Do not throw away the packing
material or shipping carton in case you need to ship or store the LCD
Monitor in the future.
Chap/er 1
1.2 The LCD Monitor Stand
Your LCD Monitor was designed to allow you to adjust it to a
comfortable viewing angle. The LCD Monitor’s angle settings range
from 5°10 25? Please see Figure 1-1,
Figure 1-1: Angle Settings
% Do not force the Mani r past it’s maximum extension in
either direction. You will damage the Monitor and the
Monitor stand.
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1.3 Removing the LCD from Its Stand
Another ergonomic feature incorporated into the design ofyour LCD
Monitor is that it can be mounted either on its stand or on a shelf, wall,
or any other convenient location For illustrated instructions on how to
remove the LCD Monitor from its stand, please see Figure 1»2r
Figure 1-2: Removing the LCD from the LCD Monitor Stand
Chap/er 1
To remove the LCD Monitor from its stand, please refer to the
following:
I.
It is recommended that you first mm off the LCD Monitor and
your computer before removmg the Monitor from its stand.
Disconnect the LCD Monitor’s AC powerjack.
Grip the top ofyour LCD Monitor with one hand. Press the
Monitor release button on the hack ofthe Monitor with the other
hand. Slowly but firmly pull the Monitor off its stand.
Your Monitor-to—PC signal cord is 1.5M long. This extra long
signal cord gives you flexibility in the placement ofyour LCD
Monitor. Place the LCD Monitor in a convenient viewing
location.
Ensure that the signal cord has not becnjai'red loose from Either
the PC external monitor port or the LCD Monitor port during
the operation.
Reconnect the LCD Monitor’s AC adapter
Turn your computer on. Turn on your LCD Monitor.
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1.4 Replacing the LCD Monitor
To replace the LCD Monitor onto its stand, please refer to the following
instructions. For illustrated instructions on replacing the LCD Monitor,
please see Figure 1-5
Using both hands,
slide the LCD Monitor
down until you hear
a click.
Figure 1-3: Remounting the LCD
1, Tum off the LCD Monitor and your computer before replacing
the Monitor onto its stand, Disconnect the LCD Monitor’s AC
adapter.
2. Using both hands, grip the sides ofthe LCD Monitor. Line the
LCD Monitor up with the LCD stand.
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3. Slide the Monitor down its mounting track until you hear a
click. This indicates that the Monitor is now securely mounted
on the stand.
4. Adjust the angle ofthe LCD Monitor.
5. Reconnect the LCD Monitor’s AC adapter
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Turn on your computer. Turn on your LCD Monitor
1.5 Positioning
Take a moment to prepare a suitable place to set up your workstation,
You need a stable flat dust-free surface with good ventilation, Even
though the LCD Monitor has been designed using components that
don’t use much power: they still generate quite a bit of heat. Set up
your LCD Monitor so that the screen doesn’t face a window where
sunlight often comes in. The reflection that sunlight makes offthe LCD
Monitor screen makes it difficult to See.
0 When positioning the equipment, make sure that the
main ports and sockets are easily accessible.
- Do not place your LCD Monitor close to a heat source.
- Do not place the LCD Monitor in direct sun light or near
a window. Moisture and direct sun light exposure can
be seriously damaging.
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1.6 Con
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5.
necting Video
Turn offyour PC and the LCD Monitor before connecting your
LCD Monitor to the computer.
The ISM signal cable connects the LCD Monitor to the
computer The connector heads on either end ofthe signal cable
are exactly the same.
Locate the Monitor’s port. It is found on the rear side of the
LCD Monitor. Ifyou are having trouble locating it, please refer
to Figure 1-4,
Connect one end ofthe signal cable to the Monitor’s port.
Figure 1-4: The Computer Connection
Connect the other end ofthc signal cable to the PC’s VGA port,
Chapter 1
6. Make sure the two connections which youjust made are secure.
7.
Tighten the connecting screws to ensure a secure connection-ii
Turn on your computer, Turn on your LCD Monitor.
eo cable
This device must be connected to an off—lhe-shelf video
cable in orderto comply with FCC regulations.
A ferrite»loaded interface cable is included in the LCD
Monitor package. Please attach the cable as shown in
Figure 1-4.
This device will not be in compliance with FCC regulations
unless the ferrite-loaded video cable is used.
1.7 Connecting DC Power
Please refer to Figure 14 and the following instructions for connecting
AC power to the LCD Monitor.
1.
Connect the power connector ofthc adapter into the jack ofthe
LCD Monitor. The DC powerjack is located at the rear ofthe
Monitor next to the Monitor’s VGA port.
Plug the female end ofthe power cord into the male receptacle
of the adapter.
Plug the power cord into a wall socket. The plug on the power
cable will vary according to the electrical standard for your area.
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For added protection, we recommend you use 6 "Surge
Protection" device plugged between the A C Adapter and the
electrical wall outlet to prevent the effects of sudden current
variations from reaching the LCD Monitor. The sudden peaks of
electnaty are not good for the Monitor.
1.8 Connecting the Stereo Speakers
(Optional)
Please refer to Flglll'é’ 1-4 and the following instructions for connecting
the LCD Monitor’s stereo speakers,
L Connect the ISM sound cable to the line out ofyour PC’s audio
card.
2. Connect the other end ofthe LSM sound cable to the LCD
Monitor’s line-inJack,
3. You can adjust the sound volume to the stereo speakers by using
the speaker volume control dial at the front ofthe LCD panel
Please go to the next chapter [or details, '
1.9 Setting Up The LCD Monitor
Please follow the steps below to set up the LCD Monitor.
1. Connect the AC adapter, Refer to Section 1 7.
1. Press the LCD Monitor’s Power button.
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Troubleshooting
This LCD Monitor was pre-adjusted in the factory with standard VGA
timing. Due to output timing differences among various VGA cards,
you may initially experience an unstable or unclear display when a new
display mode or new VGA card is selected.
Refer to Appendix A for a listing of the modes supported by
this LCD Monitor.
If you choose a mode that is not supported, the display
optimization will not be assured.
PROBLEM: D play is Unclear and Unstable
To stabilize and clarify your display, follow this procedure in this
order:
1. To stabilize, adjust the LCD Monitor's “Clock” setting. Please
refer to Chapter 2 for information on how to make changes to
the frequency setting.
2. To clarify, adjust the LCD Monitor’s “Phase” setting for a clear
picture. Please refer to Chapter 2 for information on how to
make changes to the Phase setting.
3. It may be necessary to go back to step 1, readjust the Clock
setting and then readjust the Phase setting until both settings
together achieve a stable, focused image Alternating between
these two settings may be necessary before a balance is
achieved.
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Try using the supported XGA (1024x768) mode. Use the
|' “Clock" and “H-Posilion” settings to adjust the display to
9 full screen. Then clarify the display using the “Phase”
setting.
PROBLEM: There is no LCD Display
Ifthere [S no display on the LCD. please perform the following steps:
I. Make sure that the power indicator on the LCD Monitor is lit, all
connections are secure, and the system is running on the correct
timing. Refer to Appendix A for information on timing.
2. Turn offthe LCD Monitor and then turn it back on again. Press
the right Function Select Control button (refer to Chapter 2)
once and then press either the left or right Adjustment Control
button several times. Ifthere is still no display, press the other
Adjustment Control button several times.
3. lfstep 2 doesn’t work, connect your PC system with another
external CRT. Ifyour PC Sysrem functions properly with a
CRT Monitor but it does not function with the LCD Monitor,
the output timing of the VGA card may be out ofthe LCD’s
synchronous range, Please change to an alternative mode listed
in Appendix A or replace the VGA card and repeat steps 1 and 2.
PROBLEM: I see a " dea Mode Not Supported” message in the OSD
Ifyou choose an output timing that is outside of the LCD Monitor’s
synchronous range (Horizontal Frequency. 31 ~ 61 KHz and Vertical
Frequency: 56 ~ 85 Hz) the OSD will display a “Video Mode Not
Supported” message. Choose a mode that is supported by the LCD
Monitor. Refer to Appendix A “Standard Timing“ for details.
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1.10 Power Management System
The LCD Monitor complies with the VESA DPMS (version 1.013)
power management proposal. The VESA DPMS proposal provides
four phases of power saving modes by detecting the horizontal or
vertical sync signal. Refer to Appendix A for more information.
When the LCD Monitor 15 in the power saving mode or detects an
incorrect timing, the Monitor screen Will be blank and the power LED
indicator starts blinking.
This concludes Chapter I Chapter 2 covers the LCD Monitor’s
controls and the on screen display (OSD)
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CHAPTER 2
The Display Controls
2.1 User Controls and Indicators
Operation of the LCD Monitor is quite simple due to its intuitive,
ergonomic design A description for each of the LCD Monitor’s
controls and indicators is provided below. Figure 2-1 depicts the
function controls as seen on the front panel ofthe Monitor.
Figure 2-1: Function Controls and Indicators
1. Function Select Indicator
This LED indicator lights when power is on and the Function
Select Control buttons are pressed,
2 Adjustment Indicator
This LED indicator lights when power is on and theAzi/usmmnz
Control buttons are pressed.
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Power-On Indicator
This LED indicator lights when the power is on. The LED
Indicator will blink when tlte LCD Monitor is in Power Saving
mode.
Stereo Speakers (Optional)
You can listen to your PC’s audio output with these speakers
Function Select Control Buttons
These two buttons allow you to select one ofthe control
functions Press either the left or right control button to pop up
the OSD (on screen display) menu.
Adjustment Control Buttons
These two buttons allow you to adjust the selected control
function to accommodate your specific working environment.
Press the left button to decrease the setting ofthe selected
control function and press the right button to increase the setting
ofthe selected control function,
Speaker Volume Control (Optional)
This dial controls the audio volume of the LCD Monitor’s
speakers. Turn the dial clockwise to increase the volume, Tum
the dial counterclockwise to decrease the volume.
External Headphone Jack (Optional)
You can connect external headphones or speakers to thisjack to
listen to audio output, When external headphones or speakers
are connected to thisjack, the Monitor’s speakers are disabled.
Power Switch
Push the power switch to turn the Monitor on. Push it again to
turn the Monitor off
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2.2 Adjusting the Monitor’s Display
The LCD Monitor features an intuitive, menu-driven, tin—screen display
(OSD) The OSD makes adjusting the display settings quick and simple, The
Monitor has four function control keys that allow the user to swnch between
the functions shown on the OSD and then customize the viewing environment.
Use the Function Select Central bunons to access the OSD and scroll through
the menu items. Use the Adjustment Control buttons to make changes to the
selected menu item.
OSD Main Menu
To access the OSD Main menu, simply press one ofthe Function Select Control
buttons. The following screen appears.
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Brightness
255
Input Resulting"
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‘1024x768 mil? lZD< 1024x768 7OHz ED< 1024x768 70Hz [Kl
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Vertical Position
Press cithcr cfthe Funtllcn Sclcct Control
buttons to scroll to (ht: V-POSITION mtnu
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Use 1112 iefi Adluslmenl COlleri bunon to
move the display vemcniiy downwards. The
rlghl‘ Adjustmcnt Control button "1ch5th
display vcnicaii)‘ upwards.
Phase
Press cllher ol'lhc Function Seiett Control
bulwn: to scroll to the PHASE menu turn.
The Phase control allows you In adjust lhe
Screen display For focus and clarity. Thur: arc
32 senings available (0 — 31). U5: (he left
Adjustmcni Control burlon u) dccreasc the
Phase adptstment The right Adjustment
Conlroi billion increases lhe Phase adjuslmcnl
Expansion
Press Cllhcr oflhc Function Sclcct Control
buttons to scroll lo lite EXPANSION menu
item.
There are mu opuons for thls mcnu item Use
the Isfi Adjuslmenl Control button lo choose
Yes lo have the display automaucally
Expanded to the largest area available. Use the
nghl Adjustment Conlroi button to choose No
to remove automatic expansion.
it is not necessary lo support Expansion
funclion for [024 x 768 modes, 051) will
dlspiay “None," when current mode is
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Green expansion is disabled 1/7 X GA and 1024 x 768 mode
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Recall
In the Main OSD Menu, select RECALL
to set the LCD Monitor’s parameters to the
current mode's factory set default values.
OSD Timer:
Press either of the function solect control
buttons to scroll to the OSD timer menu
item There are 251 settings of Timer
available to choose form (5455 see),
Use the left Adjustment Control button to
decrease the time-oft'tirne ofOSD screen
Use the right Adjustment Control button to
increases the time-otftime of OSD screen,
OSD Horizontal Position.
Press either ofthe function select control
buttons to scroll to the OSD H—Pnsi menu
item.
Use the left Adjustment Control button to
move the OSD display horizontally to the
left, The right Adjustment Control button
lS to move the OSD display horizontally to
the right The range IS from 0 to 31.
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OSD Vertical Position
Press either of the function select control
buttons to scroll to the V-Posi menu item
Use the left adjustment control button to
move OSD display Vertically downwards,
Use the right adjuslmem control button to
move the Vertically upwards,
The range is from 10 to 126.
Clock
Press either ofthc Function Select Control
buttons to scroll to the CLOCK menu
item.
The frequency tracking feature allows you
to adjust the screen display for stability
and clarity. Pressing the right Adjustment
Control button increases the Frequency
tracking adjustment Pressing the left
Adjustment Control button decreases the
frequency tracking adjustment. You can
adjust the frequency tracking form —127 to
+127,
There are 255 settings available (427,
-l26, o,+l, +126, +127)
Graph Text
Press either ofthe Function Select Control
buttons to scroll to the GRAPH TEXT
menu item, »
This menu item allows you to choose a
display that allows maximum graphics
quality or maximum text quality, You can
choose either 640x400 or 720x400
resolution These two options are only
available when the either 640x400 or
720x400 are chosen
Refer to Appendix A “Standard Timing"
for information on the different modes,
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Color Temperature p H
9300 6500
1024x768 70Hz lZGRAPHl
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540x400 37,861 85 080 31.500 -/+ VESA-400»GRAPH
640x480 31 469 59 940 25 175 —/~ VGA-450
640x480 35.000 66 570 30.240 ./. APPLE MAC-480
640x480 37 851 72 809 31 500 J» VESA-ABD
640x480 37.500 75 000 31.500 »/~ VESA-480-75Hz
640x450 43.269 E5 003 36 000 J— VESA'4BO’55HZ
720x400 31.459 70 087 28.322 -/* VESAAOO-TEXT
720x400 37 927 85.039 35.500 J' VESA400~TEXT
323x624 49.725 74.550 57 283 -/- APPLE MAC-800
800x600 35.156 55 250 36 000 Hf SVGA
800x600 37 879 60 317 40000 +/4 VESA—EOO
500x600 48.077 72.788 50.000 Ht VESA7500-72Hz
800x600 45 875 75 000 49 500 +/+ VESA~600~75HZ
600x600 53 574 85.061 56 250 +/* VESA7600435H1
1024x765 48.363 60.004 65.000 J» XGA
1024x758 53.954 66 132 71 564 +l+ COMPAQVXGA
1024x750 56.476 70 069 75.000 -/~ VESA~7SE
1024x758 50.023 75 029 7B 750 */+ VESA—758»75Hz
1024x755 60.240 75 020 80.000 —/- APPLE MAC-755
1024x765 35.522 43 479 44.900 +/+ VGA-ESMA
*Once a mode is optxmizcd,
long as the VGA card rem
ains unchanged.
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