MAG Technology Co U7003-02 Color Monitor User Manual 55014
MAG Technology Co Ltd Color Monitor 55014
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User’s Guide
17" (16.0” viewable)
Ultra High Resolution
Plug & Play Ready
Color Monitor
with JAGTM OSD Control
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Notices
Copyright© 1999 MAGTet‘llnolog'Co.,Lti
ISRNO. ZE7.SeC.3.Nanking E. Rd,
Taipei‘ Taiwan
Tel: +886(2)27l9-88|l
Fax‘ +386(2)271872211
All Right Reserved
No part of this publication may he produced or transmitted in any from or by any
means‘ electronic or mechanical‘ including photocopying. recording. ortranslat-
ing intoany language in any form without the ecpress written permissionofMAG
Technology Co., Ltd
JAG“. the MAG Innovisinn logo, and the screen logo are trademarks or
registered trademarks of MAG Technology Co‘, Ltd‘ in the United States and
other countries.
Windows0 is aregistered u‘adcmarks efMicrosoftCorpuratwn Macintosh‘a is
a registered trademark of Apple Computers All other trademarks are the
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Contents
TC095 Environmental Labelling
Specifications
Safety Precautions
Introduction
JAGTM Control
On Screen Display(OSD)
DDC Plug & Play
MPRiiand TCO Comphant
EPA‘M iEnergySteiflu andVESA” DPMS
Setting up Your Monitor
Installing the Base
ConnectingtheMomtor
Operation
ImageAdJustrnem
OSD OplIDflS
Video Modes
PinAssignmeni
Regulatory Compliance Statement:
Customer Service
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TC095 Environmental Labelling (TCO95 only)
congrarnlarinnal You have jusl purchased a Tcovs
approved and labelled pmducl' Yum clinic: has provided
you with n pmducl developed for professional use Your
purchase has also oonrnbnred in reducing rlre burden on rhe
envrronmenl and also, in (he funher development of
envlmnmcmally adapred eleerronrcs prodncrs
Why do we have environmentally labelled
compunelfl
In many canniries, envlmnlnenml labelling has bemme an
eslahllshed meth for encouraging me adnplalion of good: and services no me envrmnmcm,
The main problem, as far as compurers and ether cleclmnlies equipmenr are ooneemed. ls rlrar
environmemally harmful substances are used bath in (h: pmducl! and during lhe manufacluring.
Slime rr has lml been possible for lhe majonry of elecrronres equipmenr lo be recycled ln a
snrrsfaorory way, nrorr of lhese poreniially damaging suasranees sooner or lnrer emer Nalure.
There are also other charwcrisllcs of a computer, such as energy eunsumpdorn levels‘ that
m imperial“ from me viewpoinls nf bnlh Ihc work memal) and nalural (enema!)
enyrronmenis. Since all meihods of conventional eleciricrly generalion have a neganve
effecl Q“ the environmem (acidic and cllmalerlnl‘luencmg emissions. rildlblCllVe wnsle,
ere). ii is vnal ro consenre energy Elecrronrc equipmenl rn offices consumes an enormous
amounr or energy since it is oflcn lcfi mnning connnnonsly
What does labelling Involve?
This prndaer meels rhe requirements [or me TCO 95 scheme which provide: for rnlemauonal
and envrrnnmenral labeling or personal computers. The labelling scheme was deyeloped as
a yornr elran by rhe TCO (The Swedish Confedernuon or professional Employees).
Namrskyddslorenrngen lThe Swedish Sociely for Nalure Conservallun) and NUTEK (The
Nauonal Board fol lnduslrlal and Technical Develaplllenl in Sweden)
The reanircmenrs cover a wide range or issues enyrronmenr, ergonomics. usabilny, emission
of olecmoal and mngnerre fields, energy consumpnon and elecmcal and fire saiery.
The environmental demands colloem xesmclluns on lhe presence and use of heavy metals.
bromlnaled and chlorinaled flame xemxdanls, CFCs (lreuns) and chlorinated solvems.
among orner rhings The produei mnsr be prepared for recycling and rhe manufacrurer is
obliged 1D have an environmental plan which musi be adhered ll) each eonnrry where lhe
company rmplenrenr irs operanonal policy
The energy requiremenrs include a demand rhru rhe oompurer and/or display. aner a cenarn
period or inncrivny, shall reduce “5 power ronsumprion lo a lower level In one or more
slages The Icnglh oi "me In lencilvale the cnmplller shall be reasonable for lhe user.
Labelled pmducts musk meet siricl mvironmenlal demndse for example, |l| respea of [he
reduerron or eleclnc and nragnerie fields, physwl‘ll and yrsual ergonomics and good nsabilny.
ln rhe following paragraphs. you Will find a hnef summery or rhe environmenml requrrenrem
men by rlns producr. The complere enyrronrnenral cnreria doonrnenr may be ordered from:
TCO Development Unit
s-lle 9A Sroekholrn
Sweden
Fax‘ +46 8 732 92 07
Email (lnlemel): developmenl®tco se
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Curreni intonuaiion regarding TCO as approved and labelled products may also too obtained
Via the internei, usmg the addicts;
hitp llwww [co-lufaJmm/
Tea 95 is a co-opcralive project between TCO (The Swedish Confederation of Pmressionai
Employees), Nukurskyddslolenlngen (The Swedish Society for Natur: Conservation) and
NUTEK (The Niuumal Board for Industrial and Technical Development in Sweden)
Envlronmemal quulmments
Bret-imam: flame retardants
Brominatcd flame remmlmls are present in pnnlcd clmuit boards, cables. eres. Cuslug and
housings in turn. they delay the spread of fire . Up to "tidy peruenr of the plastic in a
computer casing can consist of flame retardant substance There are related to another group
of entimnmenial tnxms, PCBs, which are suspected to give rise to similar harm, including
repioducitve damage in fishealmg birds and mammals, due to the bioeaccumuluttvc‘ process.
Flam/a wlurdams havz been hunt! in human blood and rcscmchcls fear (hm dislulhauces iii
foetus developments may occur.
TCO 95 rcquireiiienr states that plastic components weighing more than 25 gmms most lint
contain organically bound chlom’le and bromine
Lead--
Luau can he found in picture ratios, display scnens. spiders and capacitors. Lead damages the
nervous system an in higher doses, causes lead poisoning
TCO 95 requirement permits the inclusion of lead sthce no replacement has yet been
developed.
@ cadmium“ @
Cadmium is present in rechargeable batteries and in the colour generating layers of certain
computer display Cadmium damages the riemous system and IS toxic in high doses.
TCO 95 requirement states that battens may not contain more than 25 ppm (parts per
million) of cadmium The colouregcncmting layers of display screens must not contain any
cadmium.
Mercury"
Mercury is sometimes found in ballelics, relays and swttclies Mercury damages the nervous
system nnd is toxic in high doses
TCO 95 requirement states that batteries inny nor cumuln more than zs ppm (pans per
million) of meiciuy. I! also demands that no mercury is present in any of the electrical or
eleclronlcg eampanenis concerned with rne display unit
CFC: ltreonsl
CFC; (frcmts) are sometimes used for washing printed Clmull bonrds and in the manufacturing
of cxpani‘lcd foam for puckaging CFCs break down ozone and tlteioay damage the ozone
layer in the stratosphere, causing increased reception on Earth of ultmvtolct light wilh
consequent incense risks of skin cancer (mllgnmt melanoma)
TCO 95 mqullemenl Slala that neither CFC: nor HCFCs may be used during tho manufacturing
at the product or its packaging
‘ BIO'flECtIlflIIlZfil/C is defined as substances which accumulate wilhtn Il'vtng nrganisms
“ Lead, Cadmium and Mercury are heavy metals which are Bio-accumulative
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Specifications
All Specifications are sulayect to changed wttliout notice or obligation.
CRT
Dot pitch
Max Resolution
Display color
Scanning Frequency
Display area
Video handwidili
lnput signal
Power supply
Power cunsumpliun
Recommended ambience
Dimensions
Weight
Cenificaliom
Power Management
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17-inch “6.0” viewable) flat square tube with TCO/Anti-
reflective coating, anti-glare, anti-static, 90” deflectiun
0.26mm
1600 x 1200 (Nonrintctlaced)
Unlimiled
Horizontal: 30 - 96 KHz
Vertical: 50 , 160 Hz
Factory presctting: 3 l0 x 230 mm (W x H)
203 MHz (-3le) nominal
Video: Analog, 0.7Vp-p, 750hm
Sync: Separale TTL level
Composite TTL level
100 - 240 Vac, 50/60 Hz
Normal: < 130W
Suspend: < 15W
Active Off: < EW
Operating temperature: 32°F~ |04°F (0“C~40°C)
Operating humidity: 10~90 %
Storage temperature: <4“F~ l 40“F (-ZO“C~60“C)
425x425x460mm(WxHxD)
Net: 16.0Kg
Gross: 19.0Kg
UL, CUL. TUV/GS, SEMKO, NEMKO, DEMKO,
FINKO, CE, DHHS. FCC B. MPR—ll, TCO92/
TC095(oplionaI)
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Safety Precautions
Please read all of the following instructions before use.
Follow all warnings and instructions marked on this product,
When cleaning this monitor, first unplug it from the wall outlet. Do not use
liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning
Do not use this product where water spills may occur.
Prevention from falling, do not place this product on an unstable surface.
To protect this monitor from overheating. slots and openings on the back
and bottom of this unit (use for ventilation) should never be blocked.
Never be placed near a radiator or heating element,
Only operate this monitor from the power source indicated on the marking
labs]. If you are not sure of the type of power source available in your area,
consult your dealer or your local power company,
This product is equipped With a 3—wire grounding type plug, For safety this
device is meant to be used with a grounding-type power outlet If you do not
have one, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not
use a 340-2 prong adapter.
Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord or leave any cords hanging
where people frequently walk.
If an extension cord is used with this product, make sure that the total
amperage ratings do not exceed the extension cord’s amperage or 10
amperes
Never puncture any objccts through the walls of the monitor. High voltage
points could result in electric shock, fire hazard or cause a short circuit.
Never attempt to service this product yourself. Opening this unit may expose
you to dangerously high voltages. Refer all servicing to a qualified service
personnel.
Save this instruction manual for later use.
Note: Unplug this product and contact qualified serVice personnel if:
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- The power cord or plug is damaged or frayed
- The product has been exposed to rain or water
- The product does not operate normally when used properly
- Improper adjustments has been made
- The product has been dropped or damaged
' The product does not achieve maximum performance
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Introduction
The XJ796 is a l7»inch (16 0" viewable) muIIi-scanning, ultra high resolution
color monitor with an advanced High Contrast flat square tube. With state»of—
the-an electronics. this monitor is capable of resolutions up to 1600 x [200
non-interlaced,
The intelligent microprocessor-based design enables the monitor to
automatically synchronize and adjust to most common video modes.
Check list:
Before operating this monitor.
please make sure that all ofthe
following items are included:
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- Swivel base
- Power cord
- This user‘s guide
JAG” Control
The JAGTM is designed to provide full user programming capabilities in one
simple~to~use location for a more ergonomically-friendly design. This allows
you to choose a control function and make necessary display adjustments with
just one dial.
On Screen Dlsplay (OSD)
The combination oflhe JAGW‘ control and OSD (On~Screen Display) makes it
easier for you to make precise screen format adjustments simply, The User
Mode control within the OSD allows you to change and save custom display
characteristics and timing modes.
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BBC Plug a. Play
With VESA0 DDCl/ZB, when the monitor is powered up, it will automatically
notify a Windowsw 95/98 host computer ofits scanning frequencies, capabilities
and characteristics. Windows“7 95/98 will automatically recognize me connection
of the monitor and select the appropriate display resolution.
MFR" and TCO Compliant
The monitor has been designed to meet Swedish MPRII and TCO92/TCO95
guidelines for electromagnetic and static emissions.
EPA’” Energy Star“ and VESA‘D DPMS
In the business world, the fastest growing use of electrical power is by
computer systems. The amount of electricity used by computers in businesses
and homes is phenomenal. A large portion of this electricity is wasted. The
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has conducted research showing that
most of the time PCs are powered up. they are not in use. The EPA promotes
the use of energy»efficient equipment because generating electrici causes
emissions that pollute the air.
This monitor is Energy Star compliant when used with a computer equipped
Q with VESAQ Display Power Management System (DPMS).
Note: The XJ796 monitor has three power-saving modes. The power
saving operation is indicated by the LED power indicator on the front panel.
When the LED is green, your monitor is operating normally.
When the LED is orange, your monitor is in a power saving mode.
If the LED is orange and blinking, the monitor is in a sleep mode. Press
a keyboard key or move the mouse to return to normal usage.
lithe LED is orange and blinking and you cannot return to normal usage
by using the mouse or keyboard, check your video signal connection.
When the monitor is not in use, save energy by turning off the monitor.
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Setting up Your Monitor
Setting up your monitor is easy. All you have to do is make the following
connections and adjustments.
Installing the Base
Turn the monitor upside down. Align the holders on the swivel base with the
holes on the bottom of the monitor. Firmly press down and forward (toward the
front of the monitor) until the latches catch.
Note: As you line up the holes on the
bottom ofthe monitor to the latches on
the top of the base, the bottom of the
base may move, This is because the
base has a tilt/swivel function. Let the
botton of the base swivel down first.
This will help you to connect the
monitor to the base and slide them
together easily.
Connecting the Monltor
Once you have attached the base to the monitor unit, you are ready to connect
the monitor to your system. It is important that you use the power cord that
came wtth your monitor in order to insure that the monitor conforms to mandatory
FCC standards.
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To connect the monltor to the system:
I. Turn off the power to your system and all its attached options.
Z Make sure that your equipment is in cable-reaching distance from a properly
grounded electrical outlet. Position the monitor and the computer so that
you can access the back panel of both Without difficulty.
3. Connect one end of the signal cable into the video input connector on back
panel of the monitor. Plug the other end of the cord into the graphic card
video adapter on the back of the computer.
4. Tighten the screws on the video signal cable connector to keep them from
coming loose and to prevent radio and TV interference.
5, Connect the power cord that came with the monitor to the AC connector at
the back of the monitor. Plug me other end of the power cord into a
properly grounded power outlet.
A. AC power connector
B. Attached video cable
Note: It is important that you use the power cord that came with your
monitor in order to insure that the monitor conforms to mandatory FCC
standards.
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Operation
Make sure you carefully follow the “Safety" and “setting Up Your Monitor“
instructions to install your monitor to your system before operating your
monitor You may also want to familiarize yourself wnh the "Image Adjustment”
section of this manual before making any operational adjustments to your
operating monitor
To operate the monltor:
Ii Turn on the monitor by pressing the power button once The power LED
lights and the monitor demagnetizes itself for about five seconds.
Power up the system.
3, Once the system is completely powered up, the LED powerindieator on the
monitor should be green. If nni, check the connections.
4, Use On-Screen Display to adjust the controls needed to get the best
picture. Experiment with the display settings to choose the optimum image
size and position for you (refer to the Image Adjustment section of this
manual for Instructions),
A, LED Power indicator
B. Power button
C. JAG Dial
Note: If you need to disconnect the power cord from the wall socket or
monitor for any reason, be sure to wait at least 30 seconds after you tum off
the monitor before you unplug it This allows the monitor to discharge any
static electricity from the screen surface,
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Image Adjustment
The JAG” is designed to provide full user programming capabilities in one
simple-lo-use location for a more ergonomically—friendly design. This allows
you to choose a control and make necessary display adjustments withjust Dne
dial.
To adjust other vtsual settlngs:
1. Press the JAG. The Main Menu appears, displaying the current resolution
and a number of visual selling options. (refer to the “OSD Options"
section ofthis manual).
Rotate the JAG to highlight the desired option.
Press the JAG again to access the option. A control screen for the Option
appears.
4. ifrhis option is adjustable, rotate the JAG to adjust it Some options are not
adjustable and are simply
activated when the JAG is 1024 x 763
press“ Hz68rGKHz V:85.0Hz
5‘ Press the JAG when
adjustments are complete to
exit the control screen and
return to the Main Menu
6 Select Exit and press the
JAG to exit the OSD Main
Menu
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OSD Options
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Contrast 0 - Adjusts the
contrastlevel (black level) in the
display
Brightness ak - Adjusts the
brightness level (while level) in
the display
Horizontal Size El -
Increases and decreases the
display width.
Horizontal Position
1024 X 758
H: 63.5KH2
V: 85.0Hz
1 "s : NAVIGATE lb
SELECT
- Shifts the display to the right or left
Vertical Size |I| - Increases and decreases the display height.
Vertical Position e - Shifts the display up or down.
Pineushion D - Bends the sides ofthe screen display inward or outward.
Trapezoid D . Adjusts the top and bottom display widths to be even.
Degauss fl - Removes any discoloration from the display image due to
electromagnetic field buildup. It IS not usually necessary to degauss your
monitor, unless it has been moved.
Reset IE
- While in a preset video mode. press the JAG dial to reset all
customer display setting to the factory default settings.
Advanced options - Activates the secondary menu that displays
options for rotation, bow, parallelogram, corner, moire and focus
Rotation C1)- Adjusts the tilt of the display.
Parallelogram C7 - Adjusts
the tilt of the display sides to
the left or right.
Bow G - Bends the sides of
the display in the same
direction.
Corner 9 - Squares off the
display corners.
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- V-Moire - Reduces the optical effect of wavy lines or ripples on the
display image in the horizontal direction. These effects are usually more
noticeable on large gray areas or on black and white checkerboard
patterns.
. H-Moire - Reduces the optical effect ofwavy lines Or ripples on the
display image in the vertical direction.
0 Vertical Focus A - Adjust the vertical focus oftllc display image.
0 Horizontal Focus A - Adjust the horizontal focus ofthe display image.
Color Manager @ - Activates the second. menu that dis-Ia three
preset level options. Once color COLOR MANAGER
temperature option is selected,
rotate and press the JAG to choose
and adjust the red, green or blue
color levels. You may also use recall
to return to the original factor
settingsr
“my“? Mung" 0 ' rhuawoare Po: SELECT
Activates the Language Manager
submenur Allows you to choose the language for the menu screensl
User Mode U Activates the User Mode submenu. This stores the
display characteristics ofa specific
resolution (not already defined as a
factory preset timin g mode) into the
monitor's memory. This saves you
from having to readjust the display
features each time you reboot (refer
to the “Video Modes“ section for
preset timing options) the
computer.
081) Manager - Activates
the OSD Manager submenu, This allows you to adjust the 050 menu
position on the display,
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Vldeo Modes
This multi frequency monitor operates at horizontal frequencies of30 lo 96 KHz
and vertical frequencies of 50 to 160 Hz, The range refers to a maximum flicker—
free, usable resolution of 1600x1200 at a nonvinterlaced refresh rate of 751-11
Vertical.
This monitor offers 16 preprogrammed settings thal cover most of the common
video modes supported by popular graphics adapters. If the monitor recognizes
one of the preset timing signals. it will recall that mode and any stored display
adjustments you have made. However, the monitor is mum-scanning. thus, it
can accept any signal Withm its frequency range,
If your video timing mode is not one of the preset timing modes, 2 screen will
appear instmcting you to save your timing mode (0 the User Mode.
Pu“, Resolution Frequency
"M" u (Pixels) v (Lines) H (KHz) v (Hz)’
1 720 400 31 .5 70
2 540 480 31 .5 50
g s 540 430 43.3 as
4 800 600 37.9 60
5 500 600 $5.9 75
5 sec 600 53.7 as
7" 832 624 49.7 75
B 1 024 755 ‘BA 60
9 1024 765 60,0 75
10 1024 763 68.7 05
11” “52 870 58.7 75
12 l230 1024 54.0 50
13 1280 1024 so» 75
14 1280 1024 91.1 85
15 1500 1200 75.0 60
16 1600 1200 93.7 75
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Pin Assignment
The pin assrgm’nent oflhe connectors is listed below for professional use only,
Please do not attempt to alter the connections yourself as this may seriously
damage the monitor,
Pin Ngi Assignment
1 Red Video input
2 Green video input
3 Blue video input
4 Ground
5 Ground (DDC)
6 Red video ground
7 Green video ground
8 Blue video ground
9 No connection
10 Ground
11 Ground
12 DDC SDA Q
13 Horizontal sync.
14 Vertical synci
15 DDC SCL
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Regulatory Compliance Statements
C American User:
This munilor has been tested to comply with the limits for a Class
E digital devlce. Pan 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
to pmvlde protection against harmlul interference within a residential area. This equipment
is able to radiate radio frequency energy therefore using in nonaecordance with the
inslruclions, may cause harmful interference I0 radio communications There is no
guarantee that interference Will be present in a particular lnslallalion ll lhere is
interference, which can be determined by turning this equipment offand on. the user is
encouraged to try to «meet the interference by the following measures:
- Reon‘ent or relocate the receiving antenna
- Increase the separalinn between your monitor and your computer.
' Connect the monitor mlo an ankle! differenl from Ihal to which the computer is
connected.
- Consult the dealer, our customer service horltne, or an experienced computer
hardware technician for help
Warningl
This device has been lesled and found to Comply With the llmlls of a Class B digital
devtce. The accessories associated wilh this equipment are as follmws:
- Shieidvideocable
- Shieidpowercord
Change or modifications nor expressly approved by rhe manufacturer could void the
user's authority to operate the equipment.
Power Supply Notice
install only a UL LISTED/GSA LABELED power supply cord meeting the following
specifications
Plug Type Nema~Plug 5-1 SP
Card Type SVT or SJT. minimum 3 x 18 AWG
Length Maximum 15 feet
Rating Minimum 7A, [25V
EPA Energy Star
M: y This monitor is Energy Star compliant when used W“?! a computer
equipped with VESA Display Power Management System
5“ ’°‘“’"°" "‘“’""“ (DPMS). The Energy Star emblem does not represent EPA
endorsement or any product or service.
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Canadlan Users:
This digilal apparatus does nci exceed the Class B digital limits for
radio noise emissions t’mm digital apparatus as set our in me radio
inrerferenee regularmns cflndusrry Canada.
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European Users:
This lnfonnalinn Technology Eqnlpmenl has been resled and found to
comply With the [allowing European directives:
[i] EMC Directive 89/336/EEC amending directive 91/3I/EEC 95/263IEE & 93/63!
EEC as per
-EN 50081-1 1992 according to
EN 55022 1994+A1 1995$A2+19971CISPR 22:1993+A1+A2/AS/NZS
35481995, Class B
EN 6100032: 1995, Class A
EN 61000-3-3: 1995
-EN50082-1: 1992/1994 according to
EN61000-4-2 1995 or IEC 801-2: 1937
ENV 50140: 1994 ("DEC 8016: 1984
EN 6100044: 1995 Gr IEC 801—4 1988
[ii] Low Vollage Directive (Safely) 73123/EEC as per EN 60950: 1992
Japanese Users:
This equipment is in the Class 2 category (Information Technology
Equipment lo be used in a residential area or an adjaceni area iherero)
and conforms to rhe smndards 5:1 by the VD1|lntary Cunirol Council for Interference by
Information Technology Equipment aimed at preventing radm inlerference in such
resrdcnual area.
When used near a radio or TV receiver, 11 may become the cause of radio inrerferenee.
Read insrrucrions for correct handling.
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Australia:
MAGTRON MONITORS (Australia) P'l'Y., LTD,
Unit 132, 1-3 Rodborough Road, Frenehs Forest, NSW 2086
Tel: +61 (2) 9975-3727 Fax: +61 (2)997574872
Internet: http'llwwwmagtron comau
E—mail: john@magtron.com.au
Europe:
EuroMAG Technology B.V.
Valkenierstraat 10h Donkersloot-Noord 2984 AZ Ridderkerk,
The Netherlands
Tel: +31(0)180—461211 Fax: +31(0)180410648
E—mail: service@euromag.nl
Japan:
Q Mangew Co, Ltd.
Taisei Bldg. 1-341 Osaki,Shinagawa-Ku,Teky0141
Tel: +81 (3) 3493-3588 Fax: +81(3)3493-3525
Mainland China:
MAG Technology Co., Ltd. China Div.
Rm. D2, IF, 5.8 Bld Tian An. Industrial Estate, Che Gong Miao, Shenzhen.
Tel: +86 (755) 330-9423 Fax: +86 (775) 330-941 1
E—mail: szmag@public.szppt,nt.cn
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MAG Technology USA Inc.
20 Goodyear, Irvme. CA 926134813
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