Hyundai Electronics Co HT-7687B User Manual 69826

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REPORT \0 - HEIfRF79807004 FCC [D I CKLHT77687E DATE 1 JULY. 14‘ 1998
ATTACHMENT A. USER’S MANUAL
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DeluxScan” 7687
17“ Color Monitor
( 15.7" viewable )
MODEL : HL/HT—7687B
I USER'S GUIDE
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UIS.EEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
INFORMATION TO THE USER
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules,
tnese ilnlll} are uesrgneu (0 provme 11850113015 protection against narrmul
interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
nor installed and used in accordance wuh r'ne instructions, 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 of the following
measures:
O Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
' Connect the equipment into an outlet of a drcuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected,
0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for assistance. ’
Changes or modification not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
Connecting of peripherals requires the use of grounded shielded signal cables.
DECLARATION OF C FORMITY I
WE HYUNDAI ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES CO, LTD.
Ami—n’ Bubal-Eub Ichon—Si Kyungki-Do
467—860 KOREA
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I Kind of equipment : COLOR MONITOR I I
L Type-Designation : HL-7687B . I
to which this declaration relates is’in conformity with the
following slandard(5) or other normative documenth)
J: I Safety : EN60950 : 1992 + A1, A2, A3
' EMC : EN 55 022/1994, EN 50 0824/1992
I IEC 801-2/1991, IEC 5016/1984, IEC 801-4/1988
following the provisiom of the Inw vows? niwr‘fivp 7: m um"
93/68/EEC and the EMC Direclive 89/336/EEC.
Accredited testlaboramry:
I TUV Rheinland
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I 51105 Kdln
HONG KI KIM
(Name and signaturp
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' DECLARATION OF CO FORMITY I
WE HYUNDAI ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
Ami-ri Bubal-Eub Ichon—Si Kyungki-Do
467—860 KOREA
declare under our Qole resnonmhilih' that the m‘odud:
Kmd 0} equipment : COLOR MON“ OR
Type-Designation : HT»76B7B
to which this declaration relala is in conformity with the
following standard(s) or other normative documenfils)
Safety : EN60950 : 1992 + A11 A2, A3
EMC : EN 55 022/1994, EN 50 0824/1992
IEC 801-2/1991, IEC 8014/1984, lEC 8014/1988
following (he provisions of the Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC,
93/bb/ Hit, and the EMC Directive 89/336/hEC.
Accredited lestlaboratory:
TUV Rheinland
Am Grauen Stein
; 51105 Kfiiln
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1. How to get the most enjoyment with this monitor
This is a l7"(15
micro computers.
This manual has been prepared to assist you in becoming familiar with your new
display monitor.
icwablc) color monitor to display signals from personal or
Color display tube
Dot Pitch 0.26mm
Notice
In order to prevent fire, shock hazards, do not expose this display to rain or
moisture.
Features
0 High resolution CRT for sharp and crisp images.
' 17”(15i7" viewable) Diagonal screen with non»glare direct etched surface.
' Unlimited Color Display.
O DPMSlDisplay Power Management Signaling).
' OSD(On Screen Display) controls.
0 DDC 1/28
This monitor includes DDC 1/23 failure
DDC 1/28 (Display Data Channel 1/25) is a communimtion channel over which the
monitor automatically informs the host system of its rapabilitiesfegmch supported
resolution with its corresmmding timing).
DDC 1/23 uses aformerly unconnected Signal pins in the 15-pin VGA connector.
The system will perform "Plug 6‘ Play”featurz if both monitor and host systems
support DDC 1/23 protocol
Note
Some computer systems are not compatible with the DDC standard. If your
monitor is displaying a wrong resolution, please check your computer system
including a DDC compatible video card.
General safety precautions
This monitor has been engineered and manufactured to assure your safety, and
you can prevent your safety from serious electrical shock and other hazards by
keeping in mind the following attentions.
O Do not place anything heavy, wet or magnetic on the monitor or the power
cord
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0 Be sure to turn the monitor off before plugging the power cord into the socket
at power source.
0 Make sure that the power cord and the other cords are securely and rightly
connected.
' Avoid operating the monitor in the place extremely heated, humid or affected
by dust
' Never cover the ventilation openings with any material and never touch them
With metallic or inflammable materials.
' Overloaded AC outlets and extension cords are dangerous. So are frayed power
cords and broken plugs, They may result in a shock or fire hazard. Call your
service technicxan for replacement. ’
' Do not open the monitor. There are no user serviceable components insider
There is dangerous high voltages inside, even when the power is off.
Contact your dealer it the monitor is not operating properly.
0 Do not use an aerosol directly on the picture tube because overspray may cause
electrical shock, '
Precautions for using the video monitor
As with any electrical equipment, careless use and unprofessional maintenance
are able to cause serious electrical shock and other hazards.
in the interests of safety, the following suggestions should be followed at all time.
Your monitor includes an appropriated plug for your area
Power source precautions
Never remove the backcover of the monitor,
This will expose you to very high voltages and other hazards If the display
monitor does not operate properly, remove the power cord from the wall outlet,
and contact your dealer. As a safety feature, this monitor is equipped with a
polarized, alternating current line plug.(Grounded, 3 prong plug)
This plug will fit into the outlet only one way. If you are unable to insert the plug
fully into the outlet, or if the plug simply does not fit, contact an electrician to
replace the obsolete outlet.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of this polarized plug.
WARNING: When positioning this equipment, please ensure that the main
plug and the socket are easily accessible.
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2. Packing list
' User's Guide
- Signal Cable . Power Cord
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4. M {cm-con trol ler features
The microcontroller automatically detects the video board installed in your
system, When you turn on the monitor, the microcontroller first checks the
cuspiay mode memory storeq ui tne user setting area and the tactory presetting
area.
Display mudes memory
The microcontroller has the memory capacity to store 33 different display modes
including timing formats and display settings. This memory capacity is divided
into two parts. One is the user setting area, the other is the factory presetting area.
' User setting area
The user can add nonstandard modes. If you adjust display image,
the image is saved automatically. Then the microcontroller always
detects and displays the mode stored in the user setting area when
the monitor is turned on.
The user setting aréa maintains the 20 display modes set by the user
in its memory. When the user setting area is full (20 modes are
regiSiered), if new nonstandard timing is registered, the clues:
timing settings will be deleted.
- Factory presetting area
There are 13 display modes stored in this area. These display modes
are preset at the factory and include most of the display modes
currently available (see TIMING CHART of this manual).
Yaw can also retrieve the factor“ preset mode by selecting the
RECALL menu, '
' Automatic save
The monitor automatically saves the new setting after I second
inactivity.
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5. Power management
This monitor is equipped with DPMS(Display Power Management Signaling)
function which automatically leads the monitor to the state of power saving that
consumes Just a little power less than ow, when the camputer 15 ten unattendedi
Although the monitor can be left in power-saving mode for longer periods, we
recommend that you tum it off after your daily work, because degaussing helps
maintain faultless color purity, every time you turn the power on,
Operation
The DPMS function requires support from the computer system or any software
DPMS function applied, currently being used. lf the keyboard(or mouse) is left
unattended for a certain period, the program or system will set the sync signals to
DPMS modes. The DPMS function has three states. The recommended signals,
power consumption and recovery times are shown in the table below.
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6. On screen controls & LED indicator
POWER (DPMS) LED
POWER 5/ W
Main menu 8: control selection
Press the MENU, Yet A key to access the main menu.
The resolution and vertical frequency are displayed on the top in
the menu box.
When nonstandard signal is detected, the horizontal and vertical
fiequency is displayed.
Place the highlighted bar on the control you wish to adjust by
pressing the V or Akey.
Press the SELECT key to access the control.
Exit menu
Press the MENU key two times to exit.
Auto exit
The OSD images are disappeaxed automatically after 10 seconds
inactivity.
Auto save
The monitor automatically saves the new setting after 1 second
inactivity.
Normal mode
POWER LED is lit Green
DPMS mode
- OFF MODE: - No Signal cable or signal isn‘t detected.
- any key is pressed on Self test Mode.
- Power LED is lit orange.
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Out of range
When an unsuitable signal is detected, the OSD images, OUT OF
RANGE, is displaved.
Check your system or setup video mode again,
Aging Mode
The monitor has an enhanced level of self-diagonostics.
When the signal cable is removed or signal isn't detected, the
monitor is operated to OF F-Mode.
If you press any key over 10 seconds on OFF-Mode, the system has
the ability to generate on demand an R,G,B Test pattern and the
following OSD image is displayed on screen. '
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F YOU WANT POWER SAVE MODE
RUN [I] FUNC. IN MAIN-MENU
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After you press any key over 10 setonds in self test mode, monitor is entered in aging
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lfyou want to exit from aging mode, please execute preset m function on the
menu, after runner! signal mblz.
In order to execute preset m function, you should input normal signal source to
monitar.
XAGING Mode 1 Monitor Burn-In mode using in product Line.
Factory-Menu State
If you press the menu key and power switch on, at the same
time factory-menu is displayed.
After the factory-menu is displayed, ifyou change the value, this
value is the state of user mode’s recall st if possible, please don't
press the menu key and power switch at the same time.
Self-diagnost
If you press the seled key and power switch on at the same time,
the monitor's function will be checked automatically and then
get back to initral state, you can find easly the problem.
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H-POSITION
A) Press (A) button to adjust the screen to the right,
B) Press (V) button to adjust the screen to the left.
A) Press (A) buttun to increase the horizontal size.
, B) Press (7) button to decrease the horizontal size.
V-POSITION
A) Press (A) button to adjust the screen to the top.
B) Press ( 7) button to adjust the screen to the bottom.
V-SIZE
m A) Press (A) button to increase the vertical size.
8) Press ( V) button to decrease the vertical size.
PINCUSHION
D A) Press (A) button to bow out the vertical side line.
B) Press (V) button to bow in the vertical side line.
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TRAPEZOID
A) Press (A) button to make the image Wider at the bottom.
B) Press (7) button to make the image Wider at the top‘
A) Press (A) button to adjust the tilt to the clockwise dirctionr
B) Press (V) button to adjust the tilt to the counterclockwise
direction.
PARALLELOGRAM
Press (A or V) button to get up right Image.
PIN BALANCE
Press (A or V) button to adjust vertical edges' convex and
E concave pitch.
H-MOIRE '
TT'Ti Press (A or 7) button to reduce interference which causes
h M unwanted color rexruring, or blemished pal-tanning,
V-MOIRE
Press (A or 7) button to reduce interference which causes
E unwanted color texturing, or blemished patterming.
RECALL
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pos on and gen etry settings to the factory presettingr In a
‘ user setting mode, this control has no effect for the image size,
posrtion and geometry settings. But the contrast will be reset to
maximum luminance and brightness to cut-off level by selecting
this control in any modes.
DEGAUSS
P Press the select key to eliminate any purity distortion due to tilt,
(I rotation or residual magnetism.
G CAUUON: Please allow a minimum onO minutes to dupes between uses of the
Degauss Button, when not switchmgfmm mode to mode
Do not hold the button down continuously to avoid damage to the
monitor.
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COLOR ADJUST
You can select the color temperature 93009l< er 6500gt< bv
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the sub-menu of color adjustment.
And you cAn define your own color by seleCfing user. Place the
highlighted bar on the control you wish to adjust by pressing the
(A) or (v) key.
Pnzss the SELECT to access the control.
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You can see the 13 factory presetting modes by
selecting this control,
You can select one of 5 language 05!) by selecting this control,
This monitor supports English, German, French, Italian, Spanish.
Place the highlighted bar on the language you wish to use by
pressing the SELECT key.
A) Press (A) button to heighten the brightness level of the
picture.
B) Press (V) button to lower the brightness level of the
picture.
A) Press (A) button to heighten the contrast level of the
displayed image.
B) Press (V) button to lower the contrast level of the
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This nrodud mnSiGts of the dlsnlav mnnitnr and the tilt and swivel. When flying
the tilt and swivel to the display rrionitor, please follow the steps below,
' Push the fuur hooks of the tilt and swivel into the four holes at the bottom of
the display monitor.
- Then slide the tilt and swivel forwardt
- Then the latch is going to come above the tilt and swivel base, and it is fixed
firmly
Removing
Please remove the tilt and swivel when transporting for repairing
- Push down the latch oi the display mcmxot and pull out the tilt and sleel.
- Slide backward the tilt and swivel fr
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' Pull out the tilt and swivel from the hules of the display moniton
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Cau tions
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TIMING CHARTS
Supported video timings
This monitor shall be capable of displaying following video timing charts.
0 Timing charts
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Sync Wldlh(T2)
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' Input liming limits
H-sync pulse width: mus S Sync Pulse Width 3 sins
stync pulse width: 0.04ms S Sync Pulse Width 5 051115
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limits, monitor may be able in operate abnaran
Be sure to check the sync pulse width of lnpuf liming.
' Input level limits
Low level :D.4V max
High level : 2.4V min
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11. Vfdeo input terminal
A 15 pin D-sub conneckor is used as the input signal connector.
Pin and input signals are shown in the table below.
Pin Desm'pfion
\ \ SIGNAL ‘ SEPARATE COMPOSITE
mm SYNC SYNC
1 ’ RED RED 7
7. GREEN GREEN
3 BLUE BLUE
4 A GROUND GROUND
5 DDc RETURN DDC RETURN
6 RED GROUND RED GROUND
7 GREEN GROUND GREEN GROUND
s BLUE GROUND BLUE GROUND
9 NC NC
10 LOGIC GROUND LOGIC GROUND
U GROUND GROUND
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13 H-SYNC (H+V) SYNC
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12. Specifications
SIZE 1705.7" viewable) Diagonal, Flat
CRT Dot Pitch 0.26 mm
Type Non-glare, Anti-Static
In t Signal R.G.B Analog
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P Connector 15 pin D-Type, 6 pin Mini-DlN
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SYNC 30 87kHz(Aummatlc)
V~F so ~150H2(Aummadc)
Video Bandwidth 130 MHz(Max don-ale)
. Areau-l XV) 300 x225 mm(Max. OVERSCAN)
Display Color Infinite
Resolution Max. 1280 x 1024 (80KHz/65Hz)
H/V Position, H/V Size, Pincusliion, Trapezcid,
U5“ inn“ Parallelogram, Pin Balanoe, H/V Moire, Tilt, Recall,
Depuss, Color adjust, Preset timing, S—Ianguages,
OSD 0mm“ v Brightness, Contrast, DPMS LED, Power Swm‘h '
As per VESA Standard, Lower than EPA’s
Power Management recummendarlon
VESA DDC l/ZB Basic
Compatibility VESA, 8514/A, ch, EVGA, MAC ll
Power Source mum VAC(Umversal Power) 1.3A 100W
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& ‘ EMC FCC Class B, CE
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Temperature Operating ‘ 0 to 40 liege! celsius
r Storage -m to 50 degree celsms
Humidity Operating ; 35% to 80%(Non-condenslng)
Storage 3092 to 8592
. ‘ Unit ; 153K;
”we'gh' Carton : 19.0Kg
DimensionM x H xDmm) l 422 mm} x447 mm
b Specification is subject in change withoui noticzfor performance improvement.
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