Digital Device LD-500T TFT LCD Monitor User Manual B02071813Mnl

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How to get the most enjoyment with monitor
Features
General Safety Precautions
Installation
Packing List
Control description
Connecting with external equipment
Video input terminal v
On Screen Display (OSDD Control Button
OSD Control Procedure
On Screen Display Setting
Preset Mode chart
Microcontmller features
Power management
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Troubleshooting Guide
| Microcontmller Mares
The microcontroller monutioalty detects the video board Installed In your
system. When you turn on the monitor. the Micro controller tlrst checks
the dlsplay mode memory stored in the user setting area and factory
presettlng area
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The microcontrotler has memory capacity to store 24 ditterent display
modes including timing tormats and display settings This memory
capacity is divided into two parts, One is user setting area, the other is
the factory preseltlng area.
meant:
The user can add nonstandard modes, Ii you adjust display Image, the
image is saved automatically. Then the microcontroller elways detects and
displays the test mode stored in the user setting area when the monitor is
turned on.
The user setting area maintains the last 6 display modes set by the user
In Its memory. When the user setting area is tull(6 modes are registered),
it new nonstandard timing is registered, the oldest timing setting will be
deleted
There are H dispr modes stored in this area. These display modes are
preset at the lactory and include most of the display modes currently
availabie(see Timing Charts ot this manual).
You can also retrieve the tactory preset mode by selecting the RECALL
menu.
The monitor automatically saves the setting value alter certain time (20 sec)
of ediustinu OSD menu.
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This monitor equipped with DPMSlDIeplay Management Signaling)
iunclton which automatically leads the monitor to the state at power
saving that consumes just a little power less than SWatts. when the
computer is left unattended.
The DPMS tunetion requires support trom the computer system at any
sotlware DPMs tunclion applied, currently being used, it the keyboardior
mouse)ls tell unattended tor a certain period, the program or system will
set the sync signals to DPMS modes. The DPMS iunolion has three status.
The recommended signal, power consumption and recovery times are
shown in the below.
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When video signal is working with normal display condition, power
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The LED indicates dillefenl status when this unit operates In dltteranl
power saving modes.
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When unsuitable signal ls detected, lhe display “Not Supported
VIdeo' message.
| On Screen Disglay Settlg
lAuto Setup
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Adjust (he inlensily ol the screen.
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Adjust the oonlrast of the screen.
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Press the MENU key to access the main menu.
Select the MENU Icon you wtsh to 311de1 by the v or A key.
l Exit Menu
Press the MENU key to exwt.
mo input terminal
A 15 pin D-sub connector is used as the input signal connector.
Pin and input signals are shown in the table below
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| Installation
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——-——- MENU BUTTON
SEIIC’T BUTTON
ADJJST BUTTONS
(DWNEUP)
POWEi SWlTCH
POWER INDICATOR(LED)
LCD 15‘ MONITOR
SELECT BUTTON
MENU BUTT ON
POWER INDICATOR(LED)
VAG CABLE POWER CORD
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USER'S GUIDE AC/DC ADAPTOR
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D—SUB CONNECTOR
| How to get the most enjoyment with monitor
This is a 15' color LCD monitor to display signals trom PC or Video
equipment
This manual has been prepared to assist you in becoming tamiliar
with your new display monitor.
Features
~15'v|ewahle XGAttOZAX7SB) resolution LCD module
~ 262,144 Color Display
» Brightness (250cd/m‘)
» Viewing angle (U/D : 55760' RIL : 70'170')
~DPMS (Display Power Management Signaling)
, Implement the BBC 1/25 leatures.
DDC t/ZB uses a tormerly unconnected signal pins in the 15—pin VGA
connectorr
The system will pertorm 'p|ug& Play" teature it both monitor and
host systems support DDC t/ZB protocol.
NOTE
Some computer systems are not compatible with
the BBC standard.
if your monitor is displaying a wrong resolution,
please check your computer system including
a BBC compatible video card and contact
Servloe Center.
”by precautions
This Monitor has been engineered and manutactured to assure your satety,
and you can prevent your satety trom serlous electrical shock and other
hazards by keeping in the tollowing attentions,
Do not place heavy, wet or magnetic obiecls
on the monitor power cord. Never cover
the ventilation openings With any material
and never touch them with metallic
oi inflammable materials.
Avoid operating the monitor in the place
extremely heated. humid or attected by dust.
Temperature 1 0~40’C
Humidity : 30~80RH
Be sure to turn the monitor ott hetore
plugging the power cord into the socket
ot power source,
Do not use the sharp tool such as pin or
pencd to avoid scratch on the LCD surtace.
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| FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
NOTE :
The equipment has been tested and tound tn comply with the timits
tor a Class B digital device. pursuant to Part 15 at the FCC Ruin
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protecton against
harrntul intertarenee in a residential Installation.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio trequency energy
and, it not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interterence to radlo communications.
However, there Is no guarantee that interierence will not occur in
a particular installation.
It this equipment does cause harmtul interference to radio or
television reception which can be determined by turning the
equipment all and an, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interlerenoe by one or more at the lollowing measures.
- Reoriant or relocate the receiving antenna.
— Increase the separation between the equipment and receivert
- Connect the equipment Into an outlet on a circuit ditterent trom
that to which the receiver is connected
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio. TV technical tor help.
~ Only shielded interlace cable should be used.
Finally, any changes or modifications to the equipment by the user
not expressly approved by the gramee or manutacturer could wid
the users authority to operate such equlpment.

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