Panasonic of North America 93312140 21" Color Monitor 1600 X 1200 NI User Manual 27219
Panasonic Corporation of North America 21" Color Monitor 1600 X 1200 NI 27219
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LL—p FACTORY CONTROL NO 1 FVD—99fF001 FCC ID : ACJ93312140 Operating Instructions Mode d’emploi Bedienungsanleitung lstruzioni d’uSo Manual de lnstrucciones ' Mum—Scan Color Monitor». ,,,,,l\/lODEl_ Tx-biflfemm a; , , , A i Please read lhese nnsirucflons thoroughly before operating the display mom‘lor, a m mm PERM“: 5.1mm “(45A 37 Em; IMPORTANT NOTICE CONCERNING POWER CORD SELECTION -The power ca'rd set lol this unit has been enclosed and has been selected according to the country of destlnatlon and must be used to prevenl electric shock Use the following guidellnes ll ii is neces~ sary to replace the original cord sel. 01 ii the cord set is not enclosed. The lemale receplacle ol the cord sel must meet GEE-22 requirements and will look Ilke Figure 1: For the United States and Canada: , In the United Slales and Canada the male plug is a NEMA 5-15 style (Figure 2) and is UL listed and CSA labelled. For units which are mounted on a desk or iable,_type SVT or SJT cord sels may he used. For units which sit on the liner, only SJT \ype cord sets may be Used The card set must be selected according to the current rating (or your unil, Please cunsult Table A (or me selection cnien'a lor power cords used in me United States and Canada, (The cord set is marked wirh rrs Cord Type.) For European Countries: in Europe you must use a cord set which is epprupriate lorlhe receptacles in your ccunlry. The cord set is HAR—Cerfified‘ and the mark 4mm» will appear on lhe outer sheath, or on the insulation OI one 01 the Inner tonducmrs. it you have any questions concerning the proper power cord to use, please cansull with the dealer lron—r whom you have purchased your unit. Table A Cord Type Size ol Condudors In Cord | Maximum Current Re‘iing of Unit 18 AWG 1 0 Amps 5.11 16 AWG 12 Amps 14 AWG 12 Amps 13 AWG , . _,, - 10AmpsA SW 17 AWG ' I ’ 12 Amps Figure 1 Figure 2 Precautions: . AC PLUG CORD ( FOR UK.) FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE HEAD THE FOLLOWING TEXT CAREFULLY, lF THE FlTTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITAEILE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET THEN THE PLUG SHOULD BE CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY, THERE IS A DANGER Dr: SEVERE ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF THE CUT OFF PLUG IS INSERTED INTO AN APPROPRIATE SOCKET. it a new plug is lo 09 lmcd? please observe tne wiring code as shown below, ii In any doubt, please consult a qualllled clecrricicn WARNING: THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED. IMPORTAN The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the Iollawln cod“ Green-end»Yellow: Ezl‘lh Blue“ Neutral 7 _ 7 Eruwn: Live ' ' ll the cnloured wires oi the mains lead at this appliance dc not correspond with the coloured marlungs idemir'ying lhe lerminels in your plug. proceed as follows: ; ' 5‘ : ' The wire whlcn ls coloured GREEN-AND—YELLOW must be Connected 'AD the terminal in the plug which is marked byihe letter E Dr by me Earth symbc Dl' colDurEd GREEN Dr GREEN- AND—YELLOW The wire which is coloured SLU' musl be connected to the lelminal ll’| lhe plug wnich 15 marked with the lerier N or cqloured BLACK. The Wire which is calaured enowu must be connected To the terminal in ihe plug which is market! will the lener L or coloured HED, s_@4 l— —el% CE Conformity c E This device complies with the requwements of the EEC directive as / 335 I EEC as amended by 92 I 31 [EEC and 93 l 681 EEC Art. 5 with regard to “Electromagnetic compatibility", and 73 l 23 / EEC as amended by 93 / 68 / EEC Art, 13 with regard to “Safety". HSI'IONB Required item Relative to Standard Value in Required item Em | ESD | TRANSlEN‘l F/B | LlNE HARMONICS iii : Satisfies standards with no problems in performance and reliability. flecls may appear temporarily on the screen but there will be no problem in reliability. here is tear oi the product breaking down. . a signal cable otherthan that specified is used, it may be the cause of electromagnetic wave intermption to peripheral devices, To assure continued CE compliance the user must use the provided 1.5 m shielded video signal cable With bonded ferrite cores at both ends of the cable. Handle correctly in accordance with the instruction manual. EMI : Electromagnetic Interference ESD : Electrostatic Discharge RF : Radio Frequency FIE: Fast Burst As an ENERGY STAR“ partner. Display Monitor Division, AVC Company, Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR' guidelines for energy efficiency. , Federal Communications Commission Regutrements This equipment has been tested and lound to comply with the limits for Class 8 digital devices, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance With the instructions. may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However. there is no guarantee that interterence will not occur in a particular installation, If this equipment does cause harmful intenerence 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. 7 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. — Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio /TV technician for help. FCC Warning: To assure continued FCC compliance, the user must use grounded power supply cord and the provided shielded video intedace cable with bonded ferrite cores. Also, any unauthorized changes or modifications to this monitor would void the users authority to operate this device. NOTE ‘ a 119i)“ Q The X-rays generated in this unit are shielded sufficiently. High voltage : Max. ales-«v. O For ergonomic reasons, it is recommended not to use blue characters on a dark background. Doing so may produce insufficient contrast that could lead to eye strain. I-2 j— _€j9_ Customer’s Record The serial nunrber ol this product may be round on its back cover. You should note this serial number ol this unit in the space provided and retain thls booklet as a permanent record of your purchase to aid |n identification ln the event 01 theft or loss Model number: TX-D1F64NM Serial number: Table of Contents Product names listed here are campan y trademarks or registered trademarks. Precautions I-4 Features 1—5 Names l—6 Connections I-7 AC power cord l»8 Operation 1-9 Operation procedure l-Q Adjustments I-10 Power Management System I-14 Display Modes Memory I-14 Preset Mode l-14 It Trouble Occurs H 5 Specifications I-16 Connectors I~16 A} Precaut ons Always observe the follow rig precau ons and use t s an safely. 1) Installation location - Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources such as heaters. Heat adversely attects the cabinet and the parts. Keep the power cord away from heat sources; tailing to do so could cause fire or electrical shock . install in a well ventilated location. To prevent the temperature lrorri rising inside the set, there are ventilation holes in the cabinet. Make sure that they are not obstructed. Install the unit at least 10cm trom walls. and do not install it in a book cabinet or lying on its side, which could block the ventilation holes. Failure to observe this precaution could cause fire or equipment breakdown. . Do not install in a location with a great deal oi moisture or dust. Avoid wet locations such as a kitchen drainboard, bathroom or washing machine; also avoid locations with a great deal of steam, water vapor or dust, Failure to observe this precaution could cause tire, electrical shock or equipment breakdown. 2) Precautions in use - Handle the power cord caretully. . Do not place any heavy obiects on top at the power cord. add legs to it, tie knots in it or pull on the cord when unplugging it. if the power cord is damaged (tor example it the wires are exposed or broken) there is danger ol causing tire or electrical shock. - Do not place anything on top of the main unit. Do not place any loreign object such as a container containing water or another liquid, or a solvent or cloth soaked in a solvent, or a metal object such as a paper clip, on the unit. it the object is knocked over the liquid can spill and enter the interior of the unit, causing tire. electrical shock or equipment breakdown. - Handle the cabinet carelully. It a volatile solvent or adhesive comes into contact with the cabinet, the surtace can be damaged or the paint might come oft. It a rubber or vinyl object is in contact with the cabinet tor a long time, the surlace can be stained. ~ Avoid magnetism. Use the unit removed from any object such as a speaker that uses a magnet or an object such as a motor or translorrner that generates a strong magnetic lield. The magnetism can distort the ‘. color or cause tearing oi the image in the screen. - Avoid disrupting reception. Use ot this unit near a television or other display unit can result in both interfering with the others reception, tearing of the images and noise. Keep them as lar apart as posstble. - When mowing this unit, be carelul not to apply shock to it. Always unplug the power cord lrom the outlet and disconnect all other external cables and cords, Be especially careiul with the CRT. 3) Care oi this unit - Clean this unit With a soft, dry cloth. If it becomes very dirty, wipe it with a cloth that has been soaked in neutral detergent diluted with water and then wrung out thoroughly. then dry With a dry cloth. Use at a chemically treated cloth or glossproducing cleaner can damage the sudace or cause the paint to come off. Do not rub the surface of the CRT with a hard object or strike it with anything. Doing so can scratch it. Features ' ,“‘“* flHVl zsw PEJ 1) Digital adjustment using the on-soreen display - The on-screen menu is available in 5 languages. One of German, French, English, Italian or Spanish can be selected. - Adjustments can be perlormed easily with the 4 control buttons and on-screen menu. - Set the on-screen menus at any preferred location (six locations) on the display screen. 2) Environmentally-friendly . The display power consumption can be suppressed by using this unit in combination with a computer that conforms to the VESA DPMS (Video Electronics Standards Association Display Power Management Signaling) standards. . This product conforms to the Enemy Suna program. - It conforms to Sweden's MPH ll guidelines (low-frequency electromagnetic field) and TCO'92 (emissions, power saving, safety) guidelines. 3) VESA DDC “l /2 B used - By using this unit in combination With a computer that conforms to the VESA (Video Electronic Standards Assomation) DDC (Display Data Channel) standard, the display monitor can be used in the optimum condition, 4) High quality CRT used ~ The screen is inch (20.0 inches / 50.8 cm viewable With 0.25 mm dot pitch), with Advanced AGFlAS (Anti-Glare, anti-Reflection and Anti~Static) Coat, dark face and Crystal Pigment, providing low reflection, static electricity prevention, high resolution and high contrast. 5) Digital multiscan 0 Automatic following is done with horizontal frequency of 30 kHz to 110 kHz and vertical frequency of 50 Hz to 180 Hz: capable ot matching VGA. SVGA, VESA and Macintosh 13", 16". 19“. 21" modes and 1,600 (H) x 1,200 (V) 1 (iv = 75 Hz) high resolution. Names Front view Pilot LED When power is turned ON, the lamp lights up green; when the unit goes into power management mode, the light turns yellow. Power switch This turns the power ON and OFF. Press to turn the power ON; press again to turn the power OFF. 5 Operation Keys These keys are used for screen adjustment. Details are given starting on the l-Q page. AC inlet Connect the power cord. fl PORT A (Mini D-Sub15 pin connector) To the computer video output.. 9 PORT B (BNC connector) To the oompuler video output. 9 Red BNC connector to Green or Sync. on Green BNC connector 13 V.sync. BNC connector 12 H.synct or Composite synct BNC connector 11 Blue BNC connector LE man—9 - Always turn of! the pot CO n neCt OnS monitor before per/arm g the connect n procedures. 1. Signal cable Connection Connection method wrll differ in accordance with the computer in use. Connect one and at the supplied signal cable to the mini D»Sub 15 pin connector on the rear oi the unit, and then connect the other end to the computer's video connector. Refer to the following it connection is to be made to any other computer, reler to the instruction manual ol the machine in question. a Q 0 O Tighten the screws securing the plug tightly to prevent it from becoming disconnected. I To an IBM PC or Compatible Tighten the screws securing the plug tightly to prevent it lrom becoming disconnected. E3 Connect to the computers video connector. I To a Macintosh or adapter securely. A commercially available conversion adapter is required for connection to Apple computers. . Connect the conversion adapter for Apple computers to the plug on the cable on the rear side at the display unit. Connect the other side at the cable to the video connector ot the computer. I Case of BNC type Tighten the screws securing the plug tightly to prevent it from becoming disconnected. Please read that system's operation manual. Connect according lo the signal system at the computer you are using. l i 2. Power Cord Connection Find the power supply cord enclosed in the shipping canon. Connect the power supply cord to the connector marked "AC IN" on the rear side of the monitor. Connect the other side of the cable to an electrical outlet. Always use the power supply cord with the ground line attached. Connect the ground line properly to use the monitor safely. Use the power supply cord enclosed the shipping carton to use this unit safely. 3. Power on Figure 1 Figure 2 The monitor can use an AC power voltage of either 50 or 60 Hz. Turn the power switch of this unit (Figure 1) on, then turn the switch at the computer (Figure 2) on. Reterto the item “Operation" on page l-9 to perform the desired settings. Always use the power supply cord that is enclosed AC power cord with the urn! It the enclosed power supply cord is not used. use a power cord that conforms to the tnlluwing regional standards. U.S.A Switzerland. SEV Canada. Britain .. BASEC / BS Germany In other regions, for salety please use an AC plug card that complies With each country’s safety regulations. I-B j_: —% Operation Basic operation G] <1 l> SEES Displays main menu.__' LA |_ Selects menu item. Exits menus. To move cursor in menu item. To adjust level oi selected item. Menu screen The functions that can be adjusted for this unit are displayed as icons. 1) Press the 1_ key to return to the menu screen. 2) This is modified by pressing the 3 and E keys at the front. 3) Press the A key to enter the adjustment screen Rotation Recall Vldeo Level V.Moire Linearity-E Linearity-C Language Contrast Degauss Operation procedure Horizontal position adjustment 1. Press the T key to display the menu. film 5355 m <1 t> (QFEEE smtne $meun 2. Press the 2 key lo select (he Size & Pos. irom the menu screen. Press the 2 key to display the menu. Bl <1 D E] 3. Pressjhe 2 keyto selectthe H.Posi|ion. i“ i 4. Press the "out E or E] keys to reach A m, 4 v D the desired condition. Effie ggntvgst seen 5mm SHIEGO fiflnafi H. Petition 50—2) nmammzm 5. Pressthe | keytosavethesetfingsto El <1 D 0 its 71: D memoryandcompletelhe adjustmenls. SEE 3 3g “9 Press theLkeyonce moretoclearlhe -- E] 7k GE menuscreen. f? Pl rim,“ | l Adjustments Sell-Test menu (No Signal screen) This display indicates that the monitor is operating normally. When one at the following conditions occurs, press one at the 4 operation keys to call the appropriate display. No Signal Error tH 110.0kHz iv 5 Hz Po rt 5 0 Port 0 No signal (The computer is not connected The horizontal or vertical sync. signal are or the mains power to the computer is outside at the permitted range (the value or disconnected.) the horizontal sync. signal will be displayed in red and the value of the vertical sync. signal will be displayed in white). Adjustment menu 0 Contrast 3 Adjust the screen contrast to match the brightness level in the room. Pressing the 2 key toggles between brightness and contrast. Direct operation Even it the menu screen does not appear, the contrast can be adjusted by pressing the E or E key. lt the E and 8 keys are pressed at the same time, the maximum level (100) will be set. fl Brightness 1 Adjust the brightness to match the brightness level in the room so that the level will be easy to see. Pressing the 1 key toggles between contrast and brightness. Note: it the E and 5 keys are pressed at the same time on the Brightness adjustment screen, the standard level (50) will be set. SIZE & P05. . Press the 2 key to select the zoom / horizontal position / horizontal size I vertical pusition Ivertical size adjustments. Zoom 3 Both the horizontal and vertical size of the image can be adjusted at the same time; however, the aspect ratio cannot be changed. H. Position : The horizontal position at the image can be adjusted. B H. Size 2 The horizontal size at the image can be adjusted. Note: Setting the image in the center 01 the screen to start will make the adjustment easier. . - V. Position I The vertical position at the image can be adjusted. I V. Size S The vertical size at the image can be adjusted. Note: Setting the image in the center at the screen to start will make the adjustment easier. I-1fl l l l l j $— Adjustment menu fl Geometry I Fress the 2 key to select the vertical pincushion / side pincushion balance ltrapezoid / parallelogram / Geometry 2 adjustments. D V. PiflCUShiOl‘l Z The image can be corrected tor vertical pincushion distortion. CI Side Pin. Bal. : It is possible to adjust the side pincushion balance to the ten and right. D Trapezoid Z The image can be corrected tor trapezoidal distortion. 5 Parallelogram Z The image can be corrected tor pamlletogram distortion. ’ ’ Geometry 2 1 Press the 5 key to change the sub 050 screen. Press the 2 key to select the Top Corner / Bottom Corner/ S-Curve t / SCurve 2adlustments. D Top Corner 2 The image can be corrected tor vertical pincushlon distortion in the top corner. ’ D Bottom Corner 3 The image can be corrected tor vertical pincushion distortion in the bottom comer. S1 S-CUNE 1 I The image can be corrected tor vertical pincushion distortion in the S~Curve 1. $95 $2 S—Cu we 2 f The image can be corrected for vertical pincushion distortion in the S-Curve 2. fl Rotation I This control adjusts the evenness oi the screen image relative to a horizontal line. ' Note: it the E and E keysare'pressed at the same time, the standard level (50) will be set. ,. ._ Color Temp : It is possible to switch the whiteness at the image. 1) Press the E and 2 keys to select 1 (9300K + EMPCD) I 2 (7500K) /3 (GSOUK) / 4 (SOOOK) / 5 (QSOOK + 27MPCD (6 (User). 2) Q will be displayed at the bottom right-hand side of the on~screen' : panel when 5 (User color) has been selected. Press the 2 key on the tront operation area to enter the User color adjustment screen. User 2 It is possible to adjust the whiteness 0! me image to suit personal preference. 1) Select R (red), G (green), B (blue) with the 2 key. 2) Adjust the color to match personal prelerence with E and E keys. ' As user colors cannot be recalled, take notes at the Set values beforehand. I-11 Adjustment menu @ Recall I It is possible to return to the initial settings (the settings at the time ol factory shipment). 1) When the l key (Yes) is pressed. the settings are recalled and the menu screen returns. (Recall = return to initial settings (settings at time at lactory shipment» 2) When the E key (No) is pressed, the menu screen returns Without the settings being recalled. (The settings return to what they were immediately betore the recall) If there are no operations pertcrrned lor about 30 seconds. the screen goes otl without a recall. @ Video Level I The video input signal level can be matched to the computer being used. Either 0.7 V or 1.0 V can be selected with the [2017 V /1 V) key. Use 0] V under normal condition. M0ire reduction 2 Moire patterns are caused by inter-terence ol the CRT dot pitch and video signal due to the resolution of the input signal, video pattern, etc., producing patterns ol‘ horizontal stripes (Horizontal moire pattern) or vertical stripes (Vertical moire pattern). Caution: it the moire reduction is overcorrected, the picture quality (tor example focus, vertical line stability. etc.) will sometimes be affected. Keep this adjustment within the range in which the picture quality is not atiectedt W H , Moire : - The moire correction circuit can be switched On and Off with the 2 key. - When the moire correction circuit is switched On with the E] (On / Otf) key. the adjustment screen menu appears. 0 Adjust with the E and E keys so that the striped moire pattern is in its optimum condition. _.¥ V. Moire : - The moire correction circuit can be switched On and oft with the A key. 0 When the moire correction circuit is switched On with the 2 (On / Oil) key, the adjustment screen menu appears 0 Adjust with the E and 5 keys so that the striped moire pattern is in its optimum condition. Convergence I Convergence is atlected by geomagnet‘sm. Use this tunction when convergence error occurs after moving the monitor or changeing the screen angle. ‘ . ' -' These convergence adjustments should be performed cannot be made Until monitor operation has stabillized. EHConvergence 1 Horizontal convergence oi the image (color lringing) can be adjusted. Press E key to toggles between H.Convergence and V.Convergenmce . Note: It the [Z and E keys are pressed at the same time on the H,Convergence adjustment screen, the standard level (50) will be set. Press the E key to move red to the right and blue to the left. Press the E key to move red to the left and blue to the right, %] V.Convergence I Vertical convergence oi the image (color lringing) can be adjusted, Press 2 key to toggle betweens V.Convergeni:e and V.Convergence. Note: ll the E and E keys are pressed at the same time on the V.Conyergence adjustment screen, the standard level (50) will be set. Press the 8 key to move red upwards and blue downwards. Press the 3 key to move red downwards and blue upwards, I—12 —,—$— Adjustment menu Linearity-C 3 The image can be adjusted for vertical linearity in the center. Press the 5 key to make the center linearity wider. Press the Ekey to make the center linearity narrower. IE] Lineatity-E : The image can be adjusted for vertical linearity in the edge0 Press the El key to make the top linearity Wider, Press the Ekey to make the bottom linearity Wider. ?§ Language 2 The language ol the On-Screen Display can be selected irom among German, French. English, ltalian and Spanish. Select with the E or E] keys. Du: . . 823 OSD POSItIOfl I It is possible to adjust the position that the on-screen panel to be displayed, _ ' The panel will rotate in a oounterclockwise direction every time the 2 key is pressed. ‘ fl Degauss I Use this function to reduce the irregular colors in the image. The degaussing operates for approximately live seconds after selection. Use this tunction when irregular colors occur in the image after moving the monitor or the changing the screen angle. Note: Be inlormed that a oontinued use of this tunction cannot result in a satisfactory eilect. (Try to keep an interval of about 30 minutes or so between operations.) ®/g Signal 2 Use the E and El keys to select either the rear panel input terminal port A (Mini D-Sub type) or Part B (ENC) type. — . » . This displays the input synchronization signal frequency. Iniormation on the input screen mode (resolution, horizontal and vertical synchronization lrequency) will be displayed on the display monitor. There are , occasions sometimes when some screen modes in use do not display any resolution. Direct displayed allow this to be displayed on screen by pressing the El key even when the menu screen is not displayed. ‘ . ' I—13 :U ml Power Management System This monitor contorrne to the VESA DPMS standard. This lunction can suppress power consumption for the display unit. The computer and video board being used must also oonlorm lo lhe VESA DPMS standard. Note: Regarding operation, please consult the Operation Manuals lor the hardware being used. Modes change in response lo input signals as indicated in the table below. APM stale scree“ LED color PW” Retumtime —-——'n_p_‘£s—'gna's slams “°"’“""’“°" Video Horizontal Vertical ow STATE Active Green | Normal | - ON on on STAND‘BY al-ck out Vellow | < to Watts | < a sec. OFF oFF on SUSPEND stuck out | Yellow | < to Watts | < 3 sec. oFF oN OFF OFF STATE Black out i Yellow l < 3 Watts | < 20 sec. OFF OFF OFF APM : Advanced Fower Management Caution - Turn the minitor all when it is not to be used for a long time. 0 How to release the system lrom the power management tunctlon. 1) Read the Operation Manuals lor the hardware you are using. 2) Press one olthe|1_, E. E, 2 keys on Ihe lmnt panel. The No Signal screen appears, and the monitor side power managemenl lunclion is released (only in OFF STATE). Display Modes Memory - Up to 20 modes can he newly registered as useRs preset modes. - H the new acfiuslment data difler irom any of lhe following 4. they can be registered as new data. Hacizuul frequency Horizontal sync. polarity Venioal "equency Vertical sync. pols-ivy Horizontal size Vertical size Paralleloglam -The dala "at can be registered are those in lhe iollowing table. Horizontal position Honznmal lieqtiemy Horizontal sync polarily v-niai luau-my vertical sync. poiamy Vertical position Venisl vintshtovl Side pirtzushiofl balance Tap Comm Bolton Comer S—Curve 1 SOME 2 vac Level Horizontal matte venlaal moire Linearity-C Linadlv-E ~ — — ~ How to register adjustment data . ... ., 1) Input the computer signal to be registered to the display unit. 2) Select the item to be adjusted lrom the OSD screen and then adiust it. J” ‘ 3) When the II key I5 pressed the adjusted value“ is registered. If alront panel key is not operaled for about 20 seconds the adjustmenl is registered Preset Mode , <1 The timing in the following table has been preset. ‘ « i . . . Honzonlal Vertical Syn sigma, Dummy Mode Resolution irequency lrequerloy ' (kHz) (Hz) , Honzonia Vertical VGA 540 x 480 at 60 Hz L‘ 640 x 480 . 31.469 59.940 . — — VESA sou x 600 at 35 Hz BOO x 500 53.574 85081 + + VESA 1024 x 768 at 85 Hz 1024 x 768 I 68.677 84.997 + + VESA 1280x 1024 at 75 Hz 1280 x 1024 i 79.976 75,025 + s VESA 125m 1024 at 55 Hz 1230 x 1024 1 91.146 35.024 + + ' VESA 1600 x 1200 at 75 Hz taco x 1200 | 93.750 75.000 + 4 VESA 1600 x 1200 a! 85 Hz 1600 x 1200 106.250 85.000 + 9 MAC 1152 x 870 at 75 Hz 1152 x 870 88.681 75.061 — — i~14 -When trouble occurs, turn the power OFF immediately and ccnlect your dealer. il smoke comes out oi this unit or a bad odor or slrarlge noise comes cul. cnnllnuing to use the will an cause a tile or electrical shock Tum the powlr OFF immediately, unplug the power corp tram lne curisl and contacr your dealer. - Absolulely do nol remove the rear cover. more are pans al rugn voirag- inside. so toucmng them can cause arr eiecrncal shock. Leave inspccucn. aoiusrnwnt and cloa rmlg cl lha imencr to your dealer. - Do not pul anything inside. it liquid ora loreiun abject should get lnssoe accroenlauy. immed' rely lum the power on; urrprug inc power cont lrom Ina outlel and contact your dealer. Coflllnulng In use the unit can cause a ma. clanncal shock or creakoown oi me umt ® ll trouble occurs with the display unil, perform lhe lollowing checks and take the indicated action; if the trouble persists, please consult with your dealer. Symptom Check _|. Action There Is no display. power mrd I plug power swrlcn signal cable The power saving luncticn mignr have acted (ll so the pilor LED will be yelicw), Plug the power cord inlo the outlet ccrracuy. Press the power switch, Connect lhe signal able correctly. Release the power saving lunal'orl by operating lhe mouse or keyboard. . . , For additional details please race (he aperallon Manuai oi llle narrlvvara you are using. The image is too large or loo—I small, or ll is orsptaoec lrom the curtain poslllon. EIEI The mode is no! legislated, Perform tire desireo settings and than save lhern by waiting 20 soccrms or pressing lhe m “EXK key. The orspiay color is atmormal. (Example) The color is uneven cr uleior. The image uisloru'on am or liil is large. DD ls mete something that produces a magnetic field nearby/r ’ (Examples) Television monitor, ' anclner mmpulel display unn, speaker, em: was the Dnerllallun oi the monitor pomaps manger! while it was in use? Remove the source at the magnetic field. Penonn clegaussmg.‘ ’ ’ ’ ' Make sure your cable is cone . Connect the signai connector correcliy. Try a ditlerent orienlzlinn. — The backgrbund oi rne image is origin, , Tne usekgrovnc ol rna image is colorso. The character gels partially distorted. The image ls dank IE.’ The computer in use is Macintosh. Tne signal output ol the mmpular in use ' ‘mploper Press the operating keys El and El together at me same lime. You can then zdjusl lhis unit with 1719 signal output loe computer. One more — pressing cw execullon ol recall an cancel this iunctiorr. 4 , , n .» . “This lunction is alleclive lore specified — , computer. it there is no problem to harm! use“ . avoid me use at lnrs lunctio Characters cannot be seen clearly: me image is loo cam is the image signal level correctly adlusled‘! is me bnghlmss or contrast adjustmenl turned ali the way .. down? Check the vioec slgnai levsi trom the computer and adjust il in the correct direction. . Aoyusr (he brightness and chlrasL The screen sue and posrnon no not change. ls lire rnpul synchronization signal within the operating range? Check the vtooo oulpvl mode tram the computer. and salsa a made within the display unil operating lange. ' - For nelails, piEaSE lead the Operation Manual 0! me narcware you are using. The lront panei keys la]! to operate. Ale 2 or more trays being operated at me same time? Operate only one key at a time, l-15 i i be Spe ca ans are sub ear to change SPECIflcatlons purpose allmprovemen CRT Type 21 inch (20.0 inches I 50.8 cm viewable Hial screen Dot pitch 0.25 mm ( Horizontal : 0.217 mm l Verlrcal : 0.132 mm ) fluorescent body l Glass HGB medium snort persistence (Hi-EU RED), Crystal Pigment/ Dark lint Surlace treatment Advanced AG HAS (Ann-Glare ante Reflection and Anti—Slant) Coat Input signal Vldso nee analog Signal level 07 vo-p (Without sync signal), 10 Vprp twirn synct Slgnalj Synchronization H / v separation (TTL level). H 1 v composite (in level) Sync-on-green Operating Range Horizontal Frequency Flange: 30.0 kHz to 110.0 kHz Vertical Frequency Range: 50.0 Hz to 1500 Hz Connectors Signal 15 pin rnlni 05m: connector (lemele pins) ch x 5 Power supply CEE 22 type a pin connector Controls Front panel Power ON 1 OFF m, E. E, IE key art-Screen Display Contrast Brightness. Size 8x Pas. (Zoom H, Position, H. Size. V, Posfliona V. Sizeip Geometry (V. Pincushinrl, Side Pin. BEL, Trapezoid, Pavailelogram, Top Corner, Bottom Corner, scllrve 1, S-Curve 2). notation. Color ramp (9300K + swap. 750ch 5500l<, 500m samx , 21mm), Userlt Usercolor adjustment. Recall, Video Level (0.7 v 11 V), H. Moire, v. Moira. H.Corwergenoe. v.0ortvargenaa, Lineanty-c. Linearity-E, Language, osn Position, Degauss‘ Signai( Fun A‘ Fort B, Display lrequsnw) Maximum pixeiciock 230.0 MHz ( lypt) Maximum resolution 1,600 one (H) x 1200 lines w) / as Hz Display area 396 x 297 mm (1 ,600 x 1200) Operating conditions Temperature: 5 to as-c (41 to 95'F) Humidity: 5 to save (No condensation) lnput power Ac1oo-240V(50/so Hz) Power consumption 145 w l typ. ) /< 3 w (during powersaving operation) Dimensions: width x height x depth 495 x 473 x 495 mm Main unit's weight 27.2 kg Screen angle adjustment 13“ ( Up )1 4° 1 Down ). 90° ( Left and night) Connectors Do not mo yourse the cable or attempt to manufacture a cable by A man tandard cable may damage the computer Mlnl D-Sub connector Pin number Signal name Pin number entertains Pin assignments 0115 pin __ 9 v Open X mini D-Sub connector, 10 Gmmfl 5 1 3 Blue signal 11 Ground 1 4 Ground 12 SDA' 5 Ground' 1:1 Horizontal sync. stgrlai O O n_ venue sync ena- . Green signal ground VESA DDC standard Relerring to the figure below, connect according to the signal system of the computer you are using. H.SYNC VLSVNC Green I He? Cornooaue syn: Sync-onGreen Blue _ Composite s c. Norilomal sync Composilssync. Red Green Blue Separate sync, I-16
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