Panasonic of North America 92512125 User Manual 11752

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Operating
Instructions
Digital Multi—Scan Color Display
MODEL TX-T5N72
_—._———
As an ENERGY STAR” partner
Malsushlia Eleancaaiwan) Co” Ltd
has deiermlned that "us producl
meets the ENERGY STAR“ gum-
lines var energy efficiency
Panasonic
Read these instructions completely before operating this display monitor
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Precautions: _l
. AC PLUG CORD ( FOR UK.)
FOFI YOUR SAFETY PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING TEXT CAREFULLY.
IF THE FITTED MOLDED PLUG IS UNSUITABLE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET
THEN THE PLUG SHOULD BE CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY.
THERE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT OFF PLUG
IS INSERTED INTO AN APPROPRIATE SOCKET
II a new plug IS to be titted please observe the wtnng code as shown below.
It In any doubt please consult a qualified electrlcianv
WARNING -THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED,
IMPORTANT The wires lfl thls malns lead are coloured In accordance wtth the fol-
IOWI ng code -
Green-and-Yellow: Earth
Blue. Neutral
Brown: lee
As the colours It the wrres in the mams lead of this appllance may not correspond
wtth the coloured marklngs Identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows.
The Wtre which IS coloured GREEN~AND~YELLOW must be connected to the term—
nal m the plug whrcn ls marked wtth the letter E or by the Eanh symbol l or coloured
GREEN or GREEN—AND-YELLOW.
The wtre whlch IS coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal m the plug
whrch ls marked wtth the letter N or coloured BLACK
The wrre Much Is coloured BROWN must be connected to the termlnal In the plug
whrch IS marked wrth the letter l. or Coloured RED
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Federal Communications Commission Requirements I
This equipment has been tested and found to comply wrthlhe limits for Class E digital device.
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are deSigned to provide reasonable pro-
tection 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 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:
— Reorient or relocate the receiVing antenna.
- increase the separation between the equipment and I‘QCQIVEL
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circun different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
* Corsult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician lor help.
FCC Warning:
To assure continued FCC compliance, the user must use grounded power supply cord
and the provided shielded video interface cable with bonded ferrite core .
Also, any unauthorized changes or modifications to this monitor would vo id the users auth—
ority to operate this deVice.
CE Conform ty
c E This device complies with the requirements of the EEC directice 89/336/EEC as
amended by 92/31/EEC and Salsa/EEC Art. 5 with regard to "Electromagnetic
compatibility", and 73/23/EEC as amended by 93/68/EEC Art. 13 with regard to
“Safety",
Required item ‘ Relative Standard Valuer Relativeto those Exceeding Standard Valuel Remarks
EMl ‘ in i i 44
esp \ ta l $8 i /
RADIATED RF i #i i $3 i \ /
TRANSIENT F/B i #i i #3 i /\
rLine HA RMONICSi 31 i i ii
$1: Satisiies standards with no problems in performance and reliability.
#2: Elfects may appear temporarily on the screen but there will be no problem in reliability.
its: There is fear of the product breaking down.
34: lt a Signal cable other that specified is used. it WI|| be the cause of electromagnetic wave
interruption of peripheral devices.
To assure continued CE compliance the user must use the provided 1.5 m shielded Video
signal cable wrth bonded ferrite cores at both ends ol the cable.
Handle correctly in accordance with the instruction manual.
EMI: Electromagnetic Interference ESD: Electrostatic Discharge
RF: Radio Frequency F/B: Fast Burst
Customer’s Record
This serial number or this product may be lound on this back cover.
You should note this serial number at this unit in the space prowded and retain this booklet as a
permanent record at your purchase to aid in identification in the event of theft or loss.
Model number:
Serial number:
Product names sted here are company trademarks or
Table Of contents registered trademarks
Features _2
Dimensions ..... -2
Names
AC power cord .
Connectors .
Connections
Specifications
Preset Mode ..
On-Screen Display
Operation Procedure 4.
Adjustments
Power Management System ,.
Display Modes Memory .....
lt Trouble Occurs
Precaution .....
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i Features ‘
1) Digital aoiustment using the on—screen display
- The on-screen menu is available in 7 languages.
One of English. Russian. French. ltalian. Spanish. German and Japanese can be selected.
- Adjustments can be performed easily With the 4 control buttons and on—screen menu.
2) Envrronment-fn’endly
- The display power consumption can be suppressed by usmg this unit in combination With
a computer that conforms to the VESA DPMS (Video Electronics Standards Association
Display Power Management Signaling) standards.
- This product coniorms to the ENERGY STAR program.
3) VESA DDCt/ZB is used.
- By using this unit in combination With a computer that conforms to the VESA (Video
Electronic Standards Association) DDC (Display Data Channel) standard, the display
monitor can be used in the optimum condition
A) High quality CRT is used
- The screen is 15-inch (14.0 inch/356 cm viewable. 0.27 dot pfleh), Anti- Glare and Anii<
Static Coal, and dark lace, providing low reflection, static electricity prevention. high res-
olution and high contrast.
5) Digital multiscan
- Automatic iollowmg is done With horizontal trequency oi aokHz to 70kHz and vertical
frequency of SOHZ to 150sz capable ot matching VGA. SVGA. VESA and Macintosh 13“.
16' modes and tzaoimx 1024(V)/(tv-60 Hz) high resolution
when a ting "I? J hold "is bottom Eomers DI the display it" both hands
. DImflSlonS and turn it slowly [See figure at dawn) Da nutpress on the upper pan oi the a
Width 363mm, Height‘ 368mm Depth 369.7mm \ g/‘Zj
Tilt angle ' Up 13”. Down 4° / /r~———///'
Swwel angle 90°each Left and Right
The caiar or the screen may
become distorted due to mag-
neiir: influence when the dis-
lay angle is adjusted While
power suppiy is turned on.
Pertorm the demagnetization
operation if this condition
occurs ~ See page i - a
t Names ‘
‘ Front view 1 “BEE! Operation keys
I These keys are used tor screen adjustment
J_r__——__——__——; E Prlot LED
\ 1 When power is turned ON. the tamp lights up green;
I when the unn goes into power management mode,
1 the light turns amber.
‘ 1 t ‘ a Power switch
] r ‘ Thls turns the power ON and OFF, press to turn
‘ ‘ the power ON; press again to turn the power OFF
Rear view
Signal cable: (Mint D-sub 15 pin connector)
To the computer video output
a AC inlet: Connect the power cord.
Always use the power supply card that was enclosed
‘ AC power cord mm m,
it the enclosed power suppiy cord is not use ,
terms to the ioiiowmg regional standards
US A . v UL Switzenarid SEV
Canada ,. CSA Britain BASECi’BS
Germany .. VDE Japan According to the Eiectncai Appiiance Controi Act
in other regions. for satety piease use an AC plug cord that compiies With each country‘s
safety regulations.
59 a power cord With an AC adaptor that con-
l‘he cable or attempt to manufacture a a his by
dard cable may damage the comp
nalname P number‘ Signalname
Mini D-sub connector
Pin assignments of iS-pin rnini
D-sub connector
number i
‘ r Red signal 9 Open
i Green signal iO Ground
i Biue signal Ground
Ground SDA‘
~« m u: 1— L» m
r Ground“l Humanist/mega!
‘Fleu signai ground Vertical sync slgnfli
‘Graeflsqieiground 15 r
iElue signai ground
-< VESA DDC standards .
- Always turn at! the power supply at the computer and the
C o n n eat! 0 n 5 monitor before performing the connection procedures.
The connection method differs depending on the type ot computer the monitor is connected
to. Refer to the iollowrng item ‘1. Signai Came Connection‘ when connecting the monitor to
iBM PC. compatible or Appie computers When other types of computers are used, refer to
their coeration manual for the correct connection procedures
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I Case of connection to an iBM PC or Compatible
Connect the signal caoie plug from the rear
side 01 the display unit to the Video connector
of the computer
1 2. Attached power cord \
Find the power supply cord enclosed
m the shlppmg carmn Connect the
power supply cord to the connector
marked "AC W" on the rear side at
the mamtor
Connect the other stde of the cable to
an eiectncat outlet.
Always use the power supply
card with the ground line atta-
ched. Connect the ground tine
property to use the momtcr salely.
Use the power supply cord enclo-
sed the shipping carton to use this
unit saiely.
13. Power onr
The monitor can use an AC power voltage of either
50 or 60 Hz. Turn the power swrtch oi thts unit
(1 in the figure on the tet‘t) on then turn the switch ot
the computer (2 tn the figure on the lett) on.
Pieter to the rtem "Operatron“ on page 1—7 to perform
the (issued semngs,
- - - Specifications are subject to change without notice for the
Spec tficatlons purpose or improvement.
CRT Type 15 inch (14.0 inch/35.6 cm viewable) llat screen
Dot pitch 0427 mm
Fluorescent body/glass
Surface treatment
FlGB medium-short persistence
Ami Iare and Anti-static or Silica Coatin
input signal Video RGB analol
Signal level 0.7 Vp-p (without sync. slgnal), 1.0 Vp~p (with sync,
signal)
Synchronization H/V separate (TTL level). HIV composite (TTL level),
Sync on Green
Horixontal frequency Operation range: 301) to 70.0 kHz
Vertical ireouency Operation range: 50,0 to 130.0 Hz
Connectors Signal tS-pin mint D-sub connector (temale pins)
Power supply CEE 22 type 3-pin connector
Controls Front panel Power ON/OFF, @, E/mManual Degauss), E, E
On—Screen Display
Contrast, Brightness, Zoom, Horizontal position,
Horizontal size, Vertical position. Vertical SIZE,
Memory recall. Vertical pincushion, Side pincushlon
balance, Trapezoid, Parallelogram. OSD position
selection, Rotation, Color Select, User color adiust-
ment. Signal level selection (0.7 V/i.0 Vi, Display
language selection. V.M0ire, Exit
Maximum pixel clock
as MHz typ.
Maxrmun Flesolutlon
1280 dots (H)X 1024 lines (V) / 60 Hz
Display area
Operating conditions
272>< 204 mm (10.71">< 8.03") (1024X 768]
Temperature: 0 to 35C (32~95“F )
Humidity: 5 to 90°47 (No condensatlon)
Input power
AC 100 — 240 V (50/60 Hz)
Power consumption
Dimensions Widthx height>< depth
65 W tip/<5 W (during power savtng operationl
363>< 368>< 369.7 mm
rWeight (main unit only)
Screen angle adiustment
Preset Mode
12.5 kg (27.5 lbs)
13” (Up), A’ (Down), 90’
(Lelt and Right)
The timing in the tollowing labia has been preset.
Mode l Resolution ‘ Horizontal Vertical Horiz, sync ' Vert._syric
i frequency lrequency polarity polarity
IT XGA (1) l ioz4>< 755 l 60.02kHz 75.03Hz + +
2» VGA i saox 480 l 31.47kl—lz 59.94Hz — —
3‘ MAC (1) l aazx 524 l 49.73kHz 74 5st ~ l -
43 VESA y 53on 480 l 37.50kl—lz i 75 0on - -
5i S,VGA l aoox 600 i «seem: 75.00Hz + = +
e MAC(2) ltozax 768 i, 60.24kHz i 74.93Hz — — 1
7‘ XGA (2) l 1024>< 765 l 56,48kHz 70.07Hz A —
a VESA l 1280>< 1024 l 63.98kHz 60.02Hz + +
- The adlustments n ed to adjust the display unit
0 SC reen D Isplay are shown an the screen.
OSD menu Input trequency dlsplay
lHH:GO.DkHz V: 75on This display the input synchronization
w E 9 m . signal frequency
H O me: E __.—
<> n D 394 Sew key
erggé Jé, fif; \ {WhentheE erg key is pressed icon can
[1—H HPOSITION be Selected
50 E G {fi—‘l Selection mark
[example horizontal posnion adiustment) Name °l aCliUSlmem screen
B Adiustmeni menu icons. EMenu men
5 Exit M 7 The adjustment level is shown by both a
lPress the 3 or E keys to em, and mel number and a bar. it can be varied with
l lOSD is disappears. the tram 3 GI“ E kays.
O pe r ati o n P roc ed u re fii’flgfigfifl‘x’ °°'°“” “mm” "Si”
Horizontal position adjustment
t. Press the E Key to display the menu. HZGO. OKHZ V: 75. OHZ
jazz; 4mm?» ® Em 3:2. ;( if] H 2 x 1
—m <> H CC D D 8&2‘5
fl Pr 1:1 He ?< 45- a
2. Press the 5] key. to move the selection mark CONTRAST
to the 3] (language) icon; then press the 3 or 5036 i— @ El
5 key to select -.
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3. Select one at English, RUSSlafl. French ltalian. LANGUAGE ENE R
Spanish German and Japanese as the display [TA ESP DEU
language. When theZor Ekey is pressed. the
display language changes
SELECT ADJUSY
4- o 4 > G)
4m
Pf “f—K;
4. Select the item to be adjusted (example huri-
zontal postiion) from the menu screen. ’_ a ' '
SELECT ADJUST 3 E 0 ,s _
Q Q 4 P ll
<> H (I D
-$E1_=—L_=D:;F
do
Ji—‘R;
5, Zézisrseéléznléginotnlz or E Keys to reach the HPOSITION
seem Amusr 50 EQE BE
4- -> 4 > (D
~m
Pr w—&
6. Press the 55cm memories the settings and
complete the adlustments.
ll there are no operations pertnrmed tor about
to seconds. the OSD screen disappears.
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Adjustments
SELF-TEST MENU
_—__—|
. NO SIGNAL
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Note:
When the 3 key is pressed,
the OSD pattern will disappear.
(NO SIGNAL screen)
This display indicates that the monitor is operating nor-
mally When one at the tollowing conditions occurs. press
one of the 4 operation Keys to call the appropriate dis—
play.
1) The unit has entered power saving mode (only
displayed when in OFF STATE).
2) There is no signal (not connected to the computer,
computer power is OFF. etc).
screen angle.
9 MANUAL DEGAUSS
When the 050 is not displayed, use this tunction Q to degauss the monitor.
When irregular colors occur in the image atter movrng the monitor or changing the
SELECT MENU
the menu screen appears.
Adjustment menu .
The adjusted hems are represented by
icons. When the Eiselect key is pressed.
Use the (E org select keys to move the
cursor to the item to be adjusted, then
press the Eor S adjust keys to call the
If there are no
operations performed for about 10
seconds. the OSD screen disappears.
: ' kH : 7 _ 2 E 080 Screen position
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5 9 ”Q “6' m, £3 ::> £9 VIDEO input level
-~ n . r K LANGUAGE Setection
CONTRAST 0} V.MOIRE Reduction
5036 iii] 695i BC EXIT
0 CONTRAST Adjustment
3:- BRIGHTNESS Adjustment
E ZOOM Adjustment
31 HFOSlTlON
E H.SIZE
9 V.POSITlON
m V.S|ZE
<> RECALL
[t VPINCUSHION
Ct SIDE PlNCUSHlON BALANCE
D TRAPEZOID
E] PARALLELOGRAM
be set.
0 CO NT RA ST
W (CONTRAST adjusts the while level)
Ema". ; [g] E] E! II] Adjust the screen contrast to match the brightness
0 H a D D fi‘t‘y level inthe room.
S 56> 7”; off as: a 3 C E]
CONTRAST
503 6 ;—:1 © 8 3 Adjust key decrea- EAdiustkey increases
Y If the E and El adjust keys are pressed at the same time, the standard level will
the contrast oi the
image.
ses the contrast at the
image.
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EBRIGHTNESS
H: 60 OkHZ V; 75 OHZ (BRIGHTNESS adjusts the black level)
E Q E fl {3 L1 E Adjust the brightness to match the brightness level
0 3 Cl D C7“ flu: in the room so that the level will be easy to see.
m K ”* 8° ’ - L__|
BRIGHTNESS <:\>
5036 g: (95
3 Adjust key decreaa El Adjust key increases
ses the brightness of the brightness at the
the image. image.
-:< it the B and Eadiust keys are pressed at the same time cm the BHlGHTNESS
adjustment screen, the standard level Will be set.
1” ZOOM
H:60.0kHz v; 750 Hz The horizontal and vertical size can be adjusted Sim
4 mg) 5 E} I] unaneously.
0 H C! D D Efo
5 29 7s 45- ec e <‘,:>
ZOOM 3 Image size can be E! Image size can be
508 9 gfi 395 reduced. enlarged.
H . POS IT IO N
H:60.0kHZ v: 750 Hz The horizontal posttion e! the image can be adjusted,
e 0 s“:- 5 @ E El m
“we. III e El
E9 ‘7 ' at: El
D H'chifloN 3 Adjust key moves E Adjust key moves
503 El El El the screen image left. the screen image right.
51 H.SlZE
H 60, OkHz v- 75_QHZ The horizontal size of the image can be adjusted
El <:> D
A0 7 ' 4- EC _
j ESTAZE a EAdjustkeydecreases E Adjust key increases
SOEEEI Eli the size at the screen the size of the screen
image. image.
H:60.0kHz v: 75.0Hz The vertical position at the image can be adjusted.
e 0 k;- E 3 E E m
<> 2! Ct D El E0. D <:> D
50 7 ' ac e
D V jazz-HON EAdiUS‘ key "ml/95 the ElAdjust key moves the
swag E E] screen image down. screen image up,
l-9
E V.SIZE
The vertical size at the image can be adjusted.
DD
BAdjust key decreases EAdjust key increases
the size at the screen the size oi the screen
image. image.
33
H:S0.0kHz V: 75.0Hz
50 m il —-l 21m
0 H CID D fit].
13 19K ‘75' ace
V.SIZE
SOEB— me
RECALL
H:60.0kHz V: 75.0Hz
50 f: EEEED
QB GD DE‘D
E319 K ‘55' NE
RECALL OK 7
EYES NOE
-55 it there are no operations
without a recall.
V.PlNCUSHION
HSOOkHZ V: 75.0Hz
it is possible to return to the initial settings (the
settings at the time oi factory shipment).
1) When theEadiust key (YES) is pressed, the
settings are recalled andthe menu screen returns
(Hecatl=return to inrtial settings)
2)When the E adiust key (NO) is pressed, the menu
screen returns without the settings being recalled.
performed for about 10 seconds. the screen goes on
The image can be corrected tar barrel distortion.
V. PINCUSHION
H'GO OkHz V. 75. OHZ
EOE-21165
ElCl
El Adjust key curves
the image’s edges the image's edges
inwards. outwards.
3 Adjust key curves
G SIDE PINCUSHION BALANCE
it is possible to adjust the side pincushion balance
50.73: EQEEIl—I
QBEDDfi‘Ci
to the left and right.
D®D
31 £0 ?< {r as 5
SIDE PlN EAL. ZAdjust key expand EAdiust key expand
E E to the left, to the right.
I] TRA PEZOlD
Hfsongz V: 75.0Hz The image can be corrected for trapezordal distor-
eorzagaem "°”-
W D e [3
1:1 fie 7C “5- ec e
TRAPEZOID EAdjust key makesthe Ekdiust key makes the
5087: £15 screen image wider at screen image narrower
the top. at the top.
i-iO
D PAFIALLELOGRAM
H- 60 OkHz V- 75 OHZ The' image can be corrected Ier parallelogram dis—
BO. EQEEIIE torticn
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D 29 74 a? ass 5
PARALLELOGRAM EAdlust key tilts the Adjust key tilts the
”50335 El. screenlmageleltward. screenlmagerightward.
E OSD SCREEN POSITION
H:60.0kHz V; 7501-12 On-Screen Display position can be selected and
El 0 if: 1 g Q III move as per 7 preset posttions.
0 E CI D C] ED. ram—fl
g is 7s 49- 5: e m5l__’m, 
E §%JIP%S£I%N@ . E Adiust key move 2 Adjust key move
* “ OSD position back 6 050 pesrtion forward
—-5*... 1. 24‘3fi... 7‘
‘Dr ROTATION
H:60_OKHZ v; 75.0Hz This control adiusts the evenness of the screen
E 0 {<5 q ‘3 E El El image relative to a horizontal line.
oflfiflfiga D <:> D
503 fim—Afl. A, E E Adlust key tilts the E Adiust key tilts the
“I ' 4 '” screen image left. screen image right.
K- If theEorEadlust keys are pressed at the same time, the standard level will be
fi COLOR TEMP
H; 60 OkHz V 75_ OHZ The white in the image can be adiusted.
E 0,“ 3”- ? Fa la] T| Use the B or E adiust keys to select
<> ft (3 D D Etc' 1: 9300 K+B, 2:7500 K. 3; 6500 K, 4: 5000 K,
@ 99 “K .‘L- 5C 5 U: User colors is selected.
COLOR TEMP secures
3 ® ® 8
Us E R CO LO R The white in the video mags can be adjusted to the
user’s preferred color.
@ 1) Use the 3 select key to select H (red). G (Green)
<3 smug e °' 5 (“list ,
B 50@ _ E El 2) gsgfigauriladjust keys to adjust the color as
USER COLOR 3) Press the select key to memorize the settings
® (2) © @ m E and complete the adjustments.
.<- Memory recall ot the user's color is not possible
so make a note at the initial setting betore
adiusting. Rz97 (3:64 B: 27
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26 VIDEO INPUT LEVEL
H;60 kHz V: 75.0Hz The video input signal level can be matched to the
EC) {Lt- fl [fl] r: r— LI computer being used.
0 f; a D E] E D. Either o.7v or mv can be selected wnh theEGJV
53 E qfi $9, at a or ELOV adiust key.
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VIDEO LEVEL
Use 0.7V under normal condition.
E MLOV S
'?<; LANGUAGE selection
m The language of the OnScreen Display can be selec»
GO if}: 1 a, ,—_-j @ DJ ted trom among English. Russian, French, Italian,
0 U C( D D § “30 Spanish, German and Japanese. Select with the
3 Q9 E 4}- so E E or Eadjust keys.
[3 LANGUAGE ESE RUS E
FRA ITA ESP DEU 5355?
45- V.MOIRE REDUCTION
H:60.0kHz V1 75.0HZ - The moire correction curcuit can be switched On
”O'EZEIEEEID andOttwiththeEkey,
‘3
<> H C( D D E W, - Adrust with the Band B keys so that the striped
SI 29 94 E E: 5, moire pattern is in its optimun condition.
_______
V.MOIRE
SOESLfQ’E <,‘:> D
ZAdiust key decrease EAdIust key increase
the amount of adjust— the ameunt oi adjust
ment. ment.
H:60.0kHZ V: 75.0Hz Press the 3 or E adjust keys to exit, and the OSD
e 5.34 — I9 U] menu IS turned OFF
Caution:
t. It once two of following tour keys are pressed at the same time, the priority of keys
will be functioned in order by the iollowing: 1. S 2. E 3. E 4.5 key.
2. If your monitor is no signal (LED is green or amber) or no power (LED is dark) when
you are running a monitor, this will probably be a 5th down of automatical circuit—
protection design It will be OK. after you turning cit and then turn ON the power
switch
I-12
Power Management System
This monitor conforms to the VESA DPMS standard.
This function can suppress power consumption by the display unit.
The computer and Video board being used must also conform to the VESA DPMS standard.
Note: Regarding operatlon, please consult the Operation Manuals for the hardware being
used. Modes change in response to input signals as indicated in the table below.
l l Power l mm" Sm“
APM stare lScrsen ststus ‘ LED color lmnsumption jneturn tima ‘Video alrtzontaI lVamcal
ON lActrve l Green l Normal ‘7 lON l ON l ON
STAND-BY lalask out lAmber l < 15 Watts l < assc. OFF OFF lON
SUSPEND leeck out .Amner l < ts Watts << asec. OFF lon loFF
OFF Black out lAmber l ; SWatts l < ausac lOFF lOFF lOFF
APM: Advanced Power Management
Caution
How to replace the system from the power management function.
t) Plead the operation Manuals for the hardware you are using.
2) Press one of the( E, it. 3. 5) keys onthetront panel.
The NO SIGNAL screen appears, and the monitor side power management functlon is
released (only in OFF STATE).
Display Modes Memory
' This unit contains a microprocessor, and the user’s adtustments can be saved.
- Up to t3 modes can be saved as the user’s preset modes.
- It the new adiustment data difters in any at the following four (4) ways‘ they can be saved
as new data.
l Horizontal t Vertical
‘ ‘ l
7”; film? synchron rzat tan "rE'L‘sfé' l synchron lzat ion
9“ Y polarlty l 9“ V polarity
Note: in order for the new data to be saved, they must differ by more than the following error
ranges ol the standard frequency ranges: GOKHZ 0.2kHz to 70kHz: 0.3kHz for the
horizontal frequency and 50Hz: 0 3H1 to t80Hz: .2Hz for the vertical frequency,
- The data that can be saved are those in the following table.
r— ,
—torlzontal rrsqmcy l’“”‘°”‘“;flfgfiumlm“m‘ tbrlzmtal slze l Hurrzotrtal posltlon
l ' ' . , . .
Vertical treatency l V9”'Ca‘;{:°r"‘{$”'za“°" l Vertlcal SIZE l Vertlcal posltan
=rrsustrtpn distortlonl Video slgtal level ltrspmldal distortion l Parallelogram distortlon
~ How to saved adtustment data
lnput the computer signal tp bel fl> leetsct the ltem to be adjusted :> When the Esc icon selected to
‘saved to the display urrtt. ‘ - trom the 030 screen and then exit. the adl‘usted Valuels saved,
r adjust ll.
automattc memory >
- There are 13 modes that can be preset by the user; if all 13 modes have already been
saved, when the one that has been saved last is deleted a new mode can be saved.
- if the timing of the newly set data differs little in frequency from the previously saved timing
and in addition the Signal polar'fly is the same, they will be judged to be the same and the
new timing cannot be saved.
(___—_
if a tront panel key s not
operated for about to seconds.
the adiustmenr a saved
lf Trouble Occurs
- When trouble occurs, turn the power OFF immediately and
cnnlacl your dealer.
ll smoke comes out at ‘l’lls unrt or a nap odor or slrarlge horse comes out.
cuntlnulng to use the unlt can cause a ltre or electrtcal shock Turn the
power OFF lmmeolately. unplug the power cord lrom the outlel and contact
your dealer
- Absolutely do not remove the rear cover.
There are sans at hrgh valtage ll’lslfle. so touchlng them can cause an
electrrcal shock, Leave lnspecxloh. xdluslmenl ano cleanrng cl lhe lnterlor
your dealer
- Do not put anything inside.
lt lqulo era torelgn oblect should get lnslue accroentally lmmeolately turn
the newer OFF unplug the oower coro lrorn the outlet and contact your
oealet Contlrlulng to use lne unlt can cause a hrs. elactncal shock or
breakdown at ‘t-e urllt.
For safety. please observe the1 following points.
If trouble occurs in the display unit, perform the following checks and take the
indicated action; if the trouble persisls, please consult with your dealer.
Symptom ‘ Check
. Remedy
Power Cora‘plug
Power swllch
Slgnal cable
The power say-no luhctron
There ls no olsplay 1 mlght have acted llt so the pllot ‘
LED Mll he lrt up yellowl
‘ I>lug the power cord mm the outlet correctly.
Press the power swrtcn,
‘ Gannact the algnal cable correctly.
l Release the power savlng lunctlon
Operale the mouse or keyboard.
For addlllonal petalls please read the Operatlon
Manual or me haroware you are ustng.
The mcoe s not reglstereo.
EC!
‘lle lmage ls too large
or Too Small or ll ls
dlsulaced ‘mm the
correct QOSIUON, ‘
I Pedorm ll’le deSlrEd settlngs and then reglster
them
ls there somelhlng :hat
‘ aroduces a magnetlc lleld
‘ nearbv7
Examplesl ‘elelrlston monllor
The dlsolay color ls
abnormal l speaker etc , was me
Example) The color 5 enerltatlon or the rnonrtor
uneven or olf~color perhaps changed Nhlle ll was
The mage oistonrorl l n use?
and or {III ls large l
Remove the source of the magnetlc halo.
1 Perlorm manual degaussmg
l use a correct caole wllh rn arrangement
1 Connect the srgnal connector correctly.
arothet compuler dlsclay unlt,
ls the wage Slgnal level
correctly adjusled”
ls the crrgnlness or contrast
acluslrrlel'lt turned all the way
down"
Characters cannot be ‘
seen clearly: the lmagel
ls ~cc park
Check the vlcec Slgrlal level lrcrn the computer and
l aolust lt tn the correct dlrecilon
l Ad|ust the urlghtness ano contrast.
The screen slze and .
zosrtrcn no not change l
The front panel keys
'all “u operate
ls the ll'lpul synchlonlzallcn
srghal Wlthln the cperatlng
range°
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l operateu at the same llrne°
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l and select a mode wlthln the dlSDlay unlt operallng
l range
l For delalls. please read the ODefalIOl’l Manual oi
the haroware you are uslrlg.
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