Orion Electric Co 9G926 19-inch Color Monitor User Manual

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ATTACHMENT 1 - USER'SMANUAL
© 2000 PCTESI’ Lab
ORIOI'I
19” HIGH RESOLUTION MONITOR
USER’ S GUIDE
MODEL NO.: 9G926
BEFORE USING THIS COLOR MONITOR,
HEAD AND OSSERVE ALL OF THIS USER'S GUIDE,
Primed in Korea PIN: M39M0057
SAFETY INSTRUCTION 2
CAUTIONS 4
FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT 5
INSTALLATION E
HESOLUIION Z
CONT ROLS AND FUNCTIONS d
HEAR VIEW [1
POWER MANAGEMENT 11
SPECIFICATIONS 1,5
TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE LE
WICHTIGE HINWEISE (GERMAN) 7
This Monitor was
Manulaetured by ISO 9001
Cettlfied Factory
» meter/anon MANUAL
msmucnorr rant/um
t. Read all at these instruolions.
2. Save these irstructions Ior later use.
3. Follow all wamings and insuuctions marked on the product.
. Umlug this product lrorrl the wall oullet belore cleaning.
Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a dry oloth lor cleaning.
5. Do not use ttu‘s product near water,
6. Do not place this product on an unstable an, stand or table.
The product may tall, causing serious damage to the product.
7, Slots and openings in the mbinet and the baclt or bottom are provided lor
ventilation: to ensure reliable operation ol the product and to protect it lrorn
overheating these openings must not be blocked by placing the product on a bed.
sole, rug or other similar surtaoe. This product should never be placed near or over
a heat reglster.
This product should not be plaoed in a built~in installation unless proper ventilation
is provided.
B. This product should be operated "cm the type at power source indicated on the
marking label. It you are not sure at the type ol power available consult your dealer
or local power oornpany.
9. This product is equipped with a 3 wire grounding type plug havirg a thirdlgrounding)
pin. This is a salety leature. ll you are unable to insen the plug into the omlet
corn/sot your electrician to replaoe your obsolete outlet Do not daleat the purpose ol
the gromdingtype plug.
to. Do not allow anything to rest on the power oord.
Do not locate this product where persons will walk on the cord.
tt,lt an extension cord is used with this product. make sure that the total ol the
ampere ratings on the produots plugged into the extension cord do not exoeed the
extension oord ampere rating. Also. make sure that the total 0! all products
plugged into the wall outlet does not exceed is amperes
t2, Never push objects ol any kind into this product through cabinet slots as they may
touch dangerous voltage points or short out pans that could result in a risk 0! lire
or electric shock Never spill any kind oi liquid on the product,
13.Do not ammpllo service this product yoursell, as opening or removing covers
my expose you to dangerous voltage points or other rlslte.
Reler ell sen/icing to service personnel.
. 14. Unplug Ihis product lrom the wall outlet end reler servicing to qualified service
personnel under the lollrrwing oorutitions.
. 1‘ A,Wherrthepowereordorplugisdarna9edorlrayed,
B.IIl5quidhasbseflspi'ledimolheprodlm
c. "the product has been exposed to rein orwaler.
D. IttheProdnctdoesnoteperale mrmalymntheeperating instructiemare
followed Adjustonly those mole that ereoovered by the operating
instructions since improper adjusum of other eomzols may result in rhmage
and wil otten requ’re extensive workby aquelfred technician to restore normal
operation,
E. ll the produa has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.
F. II lhe product sxhbil: a distinct change in perIDmBnDs, Indlcehng a need lor
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} NEVER REMOVE THE BACK COVER
Removal 01m bank never should he earned out onlybyqrtelified personnel.
This «play monitor domains high voltage inside.
b DO NOT USE IN NOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS
To prevent shock or fire hazard, Do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.
Tl‘nurfillsdesignedlobeusedintheoffieedrhome.DonotsubjectlIvaunitlo
vibrations, dnsl el corrosive gases.
} KEEP IN A WELL VENTILATED PLACE
Ventilation holes are provided on the oehinetto prevent the temperature lrom
rlehg.
Do not ooverthe un'n orplaoe anything on the taper unit Ventilation holes are
provided also on the bottom ottne cabinet
b AVOID NEAT
Avoid placing the unit In direct sunshine orneer e treating appliance.
b BE CAREFUL OF MAGNETIC FIELDS
Do nptplwe a magnet, speaker system, floppy tflsc drive Manythirrg which wfll
generate magnetism near the writ. A magnen‘c field may cause blurred colors or
distortion of the msplayed pattern.
) T0 ELIIIINATE EVE Fmeue
Do not use the unit againste brightbaek ground and where sunlight or other fight
sources will shine diredly on the manner.
5 BE CAREFUL OF HEAVY OBJECT
Neither the monitor itself nor any other heevyobject should rest on the power cord
Damage to a power oord can cause fire or electrical shock
”More:
Thiseouipmerrtnesbeentestedendtouridwcenrph'wim the/imitators
Class 5 digital device, pursuant to Part 15 o! the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable pmteco‘on against hanntut interference in a
residential Mallow.
misequrprnentgenereles, usesendcenredreteradlolrequencyenergyend,
flnothstattedandusedinacoordance wrtnttteinstmctions, maycause
harmful Interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
matirtterterence Mitnoloccurin apatticutarinstattetion.
Iitntsequrpmentdoescausenarmndrntederenoetoradioortelevision
receptionwhichwnbedetenninedbytwningtheequtomentoltandon theuser
isencaurapedtouytoconemmalmederencehyonewmoreotmetotlowmg
measures
-Reorientorretocatelhereoaivinganlenfla.
~ Increase the separation between the equbment and receiver.
-Connecttheeou¢mentintoenovttetonacimoitdilierenttrom thalto which
the reoeiveris connected
- Consult the dealer oron emen‘encedradic, TV technician tor hetp,
-Onlyshr'etdedintenacecableshouldbeusect
Finatty, any changes orrnodifications to the ewipmenlby the user riot
emsstyapprovedbythegrenlaaormantflacturercoutdvoidthe users
atnhon'ty to operate such equipment
D DOC COMPLIANCE NOTICE
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits tor radio noise emissions
trom digital apparatus set out in the ratio Interterence regulation 0! Canadian
Department at Communications.
h AVIS DE CONFORMATION AU MDCtDOC)
Le present apperetl meme n'ometpes de emits tadioélectriques dépassent lee
Iimites eppthues aux aopareas mmeriques de Chas B d'epres tes regtements sur
la tnouilege tadb—élemrfittte ooncuentper le ministers des oommmlcah‘ons du
Canada
NO TOOLS ARE REQUIRED TO INSTALL THE MONITOR.
SIMPLV FOLLOWTHE INSTRUCTIONS OUTLINED IN THE
NEXT FEW PAGES.
1. CONNECT THE SIGNAL CABLE
A. ATTACHED SIGNAL CABLE
1) It the signal mote is attached on the monitor, connect the other and
intothegraphic card on back ot the camottter.
2) Seourethe connection with the screws on the plug.
B. DETACHED SIGNAL CABLE
1) Connect one and ot the signal cable to the back panel ot the monitor
and connect the other end to the graphic card on back at the computer.
2) Secure the connection with the screws on the ptug,
2. CONNECT THE POWER OORD
Connectthe female end otthe poweroord to the power input
receptacle on the back panel ot the monitor,
Then, ping the male end at the power cord to an Ac outlet or computer.
3. TILT/SWIVEL STAND
The TlIt/Swivel Stand is insulted already, when this monItor set manutecmred,
4. MAKING THE RIGHT CONNECTIONS
1) Malta sure the power tothis monitor and the computer system is
turned OFF,
2) Connect the DSUB connector ot signal oabte to system.
3) Connect one end ottho power cord to thts monitor and the other
end to the wall or Pic outlet.
4) Turn this monttor ON.
5) Start your system.
This monitor is a digitallyeornrolled multHrequerwy mon‘nor.
It operates at horizontal Ireqnencies oi 30 to ssKHz and vertical
lrequencies of 50 to ison.
Because at its micro prooessorpased designs it otters amsynohronimflon
and autosizing mpabilhies. The monitor otters 12 programmed settings
as listed it the table below.
These 12 preset modes oover moslol the oommon video modes supported by
popular graphic adaptors. However, each adapters Implementation 0! these
video modes may vary slightly in timings. You may find “a necessary to make
minor aqustmenls to the display settings (i.e., horizontal position) using
the On Screen Display. For tunher information and instmch‘ons on using
the On Screen Display, ptease reler to Section 5. ‘Comrols and Functions."
You can also program any signal within its lrequency range ol ween-11
horizontal and $048on vertical as user Programmed modes.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
BMENLI aurron ' ' msernmcnoenso)
cserscr WHO“ A. rowan swrrcn
A. POWER 0NIOFF( (b )
Turns the power ON or OFF. There will be a lew seconds delay betore
the display appears.
The power LEDlnext to the power switch) lights when the power
is timed ON.
The ponerls hinted on by pressing the power switch again and
the power LED goes out.
B. MENU
Activates and exits the On Screen Display This button an also be
used to move previous menu or status.
There are two OSD menu or status. \
They are USER MENU 1 (H POSITION, H SIZE, V POSITION. V SIZE,
PIN CUSHION, TRAPEZOID. CORNER CORECTION, PARALLELOGRAM,
PIN BALANCE. TILT, RECALL. COLOR TEMP. BRIGHTNESS. CONTRAST]
A USER MENU 2 (INFORMATION, LANGUAGE. MOIHE. DEGAUSS,
OSD HORIZONTAL. OSD VERTICAL, OSD ON TIME).
C. SELECT
The select button allows user to activate the desired adjustment
wmi blinh‘ng icon.
0. ADJUST ( v A t
The Adjust button allows user to choose the icons (controls) In the menu.
Pressing the adjust button v or A will step through all available
adjustment icons (controls).
In addition this adjust button can be used to adjust the icons (controls)
that is selected and activated (blinking) via the select button.
Press the Adjust button,
A Window containing an adjustment bar wit increase or decrease.
Alter oompleting a! the desired adjustments, the On Screen Display
will disappear with pressing the menu button.
1. SELF~TEST DISPLAY
When there is no signal input (No connection), the On Screen Display
will show.
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assesses emf
2. AUTO REGISTRATION
this monitor has 12 preset modes. II the cunent video a one ol the preset modes.
the monitor keeps storing tI-e custom display settings into the permanent memory.
There are also to user modes that allow you to save the custom display settings
made to any video mode that is not one at the preset modes.
Adjustments are automatically registered without pressing any buttons.
Up to to user modes are stored aummatiwlty on a ‘FirstIn-Firstoul” basis.
3. OSD MENU DESCRIPTION
USER MENU 1
m it POSITION (Horizontal Position)
Moves images horizontally on screen |elt(v) or right“).
H SIZE (Horizontal Slu)
Increases“) or deueases(v) Size ol Image horizontally.
V POSmON (Vertical position)
Moves images vam'calty on screen ipla) or down”).
V SIZE (Vertical SIM)
IncreasesiA) or deaaases( v) Size ol image vertically.
PINCIJSHION
Adjusts the side Pin-cuslu'on or banelling.
TRAPEZOID
Adjusts the daplay sides to be parallel.
CORNER CORRECTION
User an select Top or Bottom Corner correction by pressing
the Select button and also can activate with select button.
r? TOP CORNER CORRECTION
Corrects the lap corner image shape to a rectangle.
W BOTTOM CORNER CORRECTION
Corrects the bottom comer image shape to a rectangle.
Q PARALLELOGRAM
Adjusts the tilt ol the display sides.
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D PIN BALANCE
Adjusts the curvature ol ins lctl and right sides oi the screen image.
a nu
Minsts the Iill 01 image.
£1 RECALL
Resets the control functions tackle the original lemony preaetvaluee
lncrderlorlhs Recefltundicnwcrlring lbstiningmustiallundefona otthe
tact-cry preset timing modes
OOLOR TEMPERATURE
Mjusis color Minerature lo 9300K. 6500Klncies 1 9300K is Iactofy deiault).
Or. to! ecuslcm cclcr mode. select ‘USER” and push the select buncn to
activate me RGB Submenu.
ThiuqmtlbeimeneaycllheRGBvidecomprnUsinglheseleflbumn
activate the HGtRed Gain), GG(Green Gain) ol BGlBlue Gain) and change
color strength lot a customized color mode.
0 enmmsss
Increases“) or decreases“) the inlensilymlmination) chive image.
0 comm
Increases“) or decreaseslvl me strenglhllgnlness cr dlrnness) olme
image.
USER MENU 2
IN INFORMATION
Displays horizontal lrequenm/(cri violet) and vertical nequemylun violet) and
‘PRESET MODE' means the legacy preset modeler: violel).
IE LANGUAGE
Selects e language among ensue", DEUTSCH, mucus, ESPAl'lOL,
rrALiAno,
AV
MEI/Cm” MANUAL"-
MOIRE
Aquslsllle moire level oi the screen.
Activate MOIRE icon A keep pressing select blmcn appronmaleiy
2 seconds after select 'ON'.
0 H. MOIRE ADJUST
Reduces the optical eltecl cl norimntel wavy lines on the display image.
These enacts are usuelly more ncticeable on large gray areas or on
Mac“ while check board patterns,
a“ V. MOIRE ADJUST
Reduces lne optical ellect cl vertical wavy lines on the display image.
These etleas are usually more noticeable on large gray areas or on
black l. wh'ne check heard patterns.
DEGAUSS
Manually demaglefize: the cm. This can be used It the display becomes
decololed.
Alldwa minimum at 20 minules to elacse between each degauss.
The monitor also will amomallcally degauss when power is applied.
050 HORIZONTAL
Mcwes the OSD posilion to Iell or right.
080 VERTICAL
McveslheOSDpcsitionlouperdovm
050 ON TIME
Amman screen OSD running time.
E. AC INLET This mon‘nor Iantures a power management system In'power down" upon reoeim 0! me
Power cord connenion. VEsA DPMsme dispiay power management signing) Item a VESA DPMS video
) a HOT“ card.
Powemudis usedes main powsrdiswnnea device in new The VESA DPMscompiantvideowd penunns ihb simaling sysiem ihrough not
sending anontel, venkal. or sync signal
This moniior enters an appropriaie mode through Idenfifyiig each of ihe rhree modes
oi lhe signaIing sysIem,
POWER CONSUMPTION
F. D-SUB DONNEC‘TOR OF SIGNAL CABLE
Comedic me analog RGB sigml uutpm eonnecIor oi video card.
E— LED INDICATOR
The power managemenl Iaalure oi the monnor is comprised oriour
sages : 0n(Green), Siandoy, Suspend(Arnber blinking) and Amive
> Accessonv “WM-
I, POWER CORD
2, INSTRUCTION MANUAL
3, SIGNAL CABLEUI detachable Iype)
Screen blanks after weset idle rime
and Some eleflmnic circuits go on. *
AMBER BLINKING
All aim in (he murmur is shoot down
AMBER empi Ile'rya tom power detection circuit
1;
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to ' (18 'Viewabte) Dynamic tows. lnvar shadow mask and
AHAS(Ami NUT! :
Technical sneer/[cations are subject to change without notice.
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t.CnecklhatpoweroordoIttreMonnorhave
been connected securely into wall outlet
or grounded extension cable or strip,
f 2. Powert switch should be in the ON position
and LED is lit,
3. Check that the Brightness and/or the Contract
adjustments ol the Display have not been
turned down to minimun levels.
i.Tt|e signal cattle should be mmptetely
connected to the video card/computer.
2, The video card should be completely seated in
its slot and the computer is switched ON.
Adjust size and position in the 080. your settings
wrl be memorized automatically ‘n microprocessor
at the monitor.
The sound you hear indicates tttat lite demagnet»
ng circuit is activated
Every time the monitor is powered on, it will go
through the degaussing process which heips
efiminate any purity problems,
Remove electric equipmems that may be causing
,< eiectric intereterence to the monitor,
This usually occurs it on extension signal cable
is installed or the signal cable is not
lamened to the back at the vtdEO card.
WSTHIIWION WIML

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