Philips Electronics M083 User Manual 8
Philips Electronics Industries (Taiwan) Ltd 8
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Exhibit 5
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING
INSTRUCTION
GETTING STARTED
Introduction ............................. 1
Safety ............ .
Description oI Controls . .
Setting Up Guide .......................... Foldout
How ro USE THE (In SCREEN DISPLAY
MAIN CONTROLS WINDOW
Brightness . .
Contrast. . .
Degauss. .
Volume ,,,,,
SCREEN SIZE & Positron WINDOW
Full Size ..................................... 6
Horizontal Position . .
Horizontal Size . .
Vertical Position . .
Vertical Size .................................
CoLon TEMPERATURE WINDOW
9300 K CAD/CAM ...............................
6500 K DTP ......
5500 K Photo Hetouch ........ .
User Presets .......................... .
SPECIAL CONTROLS WINDOW
Language ............
Advanced Controls / Corner rrec ion .
Advanced Controls / Vertical Linearity . .
Advanced Controls / Moire ....................... 11
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Advanced Controls/ Rotary Default .........
Advanced Controls! Power Savrng. . .
OSD Controls ............ .
Video Input ........ .. .
Audio CONTROLS WINDOW
Mute. ..
Bass .......
Treble. . . . .
Balance ...........
GEoMErnr CONTROLS WINDOW
Pincushlon .........
Balanced Pincushion
Trapezoid ........
Parallelogram. . .
Rotation ......
EXIT & RESET .....
Aoorrromu. luronmmon
BNC & USB Set Ups ............................. 17
Audio Hook Ups &Power Saving Feature . . . . 18
Pin Assignment. . 19
Specification . 19
Index ...... . 19
Glossary.. .. ........... . . 19
Troubleshooting ............................. 20
OTHER LANGUAGE VERSIONS
FRENCH (FHANCAIS) ...................... .22
SPANISH (ESPANDL) . . .44
GERMAN (DEUTSCH) ............................ 66
Appendix
English Information for Users in the US
Declaration FCC .......
ENERGY DECLARATION .
Japanese VCCI ...............
English Information for UK. only.
TCO’95 ......
Deutsch Hinweis I GS .
Frangais Declaration FCC.
Dansk ADVARSEL. . .
Norsk ADVARSEL .
Svenska VARNING . .
Suomi VAROITUS .. ,
BECAUSE OF CONTINUOUS PRODUCT IMPROVEMENTS,
|TALIAN( (ITALlANo) ..................
THE lNFORMATION MENTIONED IN THIS DOCUMENT lS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
Introduction
The Philips Brilliance 107MP/109MP color monitor displays
sharp and brilliant images of text and graphics with a
maximum resolution of 1600x1200 (for 107MPl; 1800x1350
(for 109MP) pixels. It is optimal for Windows, CAD / CAM / CAE,
desktop publishing. spread sheets, multimedia. and any other
application that demands a large screen size and high
resolutions.
The monitor automatically scans horizontal frequencies from
30KHz to 95KHz (107KHZ for 109MP), and vertical frequencies
from 50Hz to 160Hz. With microprocessor-based digital—
controlled circuitry and On-Screen Display (OSD) controls, the
monitor can automatically adjust itself to the video cards
scanning frequency and displays an image with the precise
parameters you desire.
Features
- An anti-glare, anti-static, and anti-reflection super high-
contrast screen coating eliminates any bad effects caused by
room light reflecting on and dust attracted to the screen’s
surface,
- With the ColorAdjustment feature, you can easily choose
different preset color temperatures or set your own
customized white point for different application.
0 The image Tilt Adjustment feature corrects a rotated image.
This correction minimizes the distortions caused by elements
such as the Earth’s magnetic field.
- The zoom feature allows you to adjust the image on your
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screen, both enlarging and reducing its overall size.
- USE Bay at back at monitor is prepared for the Universal
Serial Bus hub. You can easily and flexrbiy connect USB-
designed devices — such as a mouse or keyboard — to the
monitor for true Plug-and-Play function. USB hub shipped
separately.
- Green Design — including automatic power saving function
(NUTEK) and low—emission compliance
(T CO ‘95) — shows your commitment to the environment.
- DDCi/DDCZB allows communication between the monitor
and the PC tor optimal video configuration.
-New CrystaICIear it technology delivering sharper, brighter
and higher contrast images across the entire screen.
- Moire Cancellation eliminates diffraction, a fringe pattern in
the picture
More: Vour monitor operates according to the VESA DDC level 1/28.
Only computers that support the same guidelines and operate at the
same or a higher level can make use ol mis leature. it your computer
does not support the relevant guidelines, you can still use your
monitor and computer. However. you may need to manually specify
the appropriate resolution in the computer.
As an Energy Star Panner,
PHILIPS has determined that
this product meets the
Energy Star guidelines lor
energy efficiency,
Contact us at our web site: http:/Iwww.monitors.be.philips.oom
Safety precautions and maintenance
- Unplug the monitor, if you are not going to use it for an
extended period of time.
- Unplug the monitor, if you need to clean itwith a slightly
damp cloth. Wiping the screen with a dry cloth is okay when
the power is off. However, never use alcohol or amrronia-
based liquids.
- Consult a service technician it the monitor does not operate
normally when following the instructio’is in this manual.
~ The back cover should be removed only by qualified service
personnel.
- Keep the monitor out of direct sunlight and away from stoves
or any other heat source.
- The top of the monitor is not a shelf. Remove any object that
could fall into the vents or prevent proper cooling of the
monitor's electronics.
ENERGY STAR is an US. registered mark,
0 Keep the monitor dry. To avoid electric shock do not expose
it to rain or excess‘we moisture.
0 Keep the monitor away from magnetic objects, such as
speakers, electric motors, transformers, etc.
0 When positioning the monitor, make sure the power plug and
outlet are easily accessible.
End-of-Iife disposal
Your new monitor contains materials that can be recycled and
reused. Specialized companies can recycle your product to
increase the amount of reusable materials and to minimize the
amount to be disposed of.
Please find out about the local regulations on how to dispose
of your old monitor.
lBM, IBM PC, and Power PC are registered trademarks of international Business Machines Corporation
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' ' Powen Button —Turns the
W’s/ electricity On and Off.
7 a SPEAKERS — Transmit MUTE Button — Mutes the
sounds from your sound from the speakers and
computer or amplifier. the earphones See next page
tor details.
LED — Light Emitting Diode
turns green when the monitor is
on and at full power
MicnoPHonE Jack , Plug in a
microphone to transmit
sound through the front
speakers orto the computer.
See page 18.
Burn-m MICROPHGNE —
Allows you to “speak" to
your computer
RIGHT ViEw
0M SCREEN DisPLAv (OSD) button —
Brings up the On Screen Display and
helps you navigate through it
Romy Knob — Helps guide you through the On
Screen Display. When not used with the OSD
button, it adjusts the volume. See page 12.
EARPHONES Jack — Plug in earphones here. This mutes cm; covm — Snaps onto the ack of the
the sound from the front speakers. monitor to conceal cable connections.
(Cable connections shown in the manual
are without the cover on.)
BNC Jacks Another way of hooking video from the
computer to the monitor. See page 17 for details.
D-Sue / BNG Switch - This switch should be in the D-Sub
position when using the monitor cable included with the
monitor. See page 17 and the foldout for details.
Mormon CABLE Plug ~ Connect one end of the
monitor cable here. See foldout for details.
MICROPHONE Jack — Connect the supplied
microphone cable to transmit sound from the
monitor to a computer or amplifier.
Klein 8. LEFr AUDIO-IN Jacks — Connect the supplied
IIIJ audio cable to send sound from a computer or
amplifierto the monitor’s speakers.
IPowmAPlu'gI—I Plug the power cord in USE Bay — Slot for plugging in USB Hub. Opu'onal hardware that
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PEDESTAL FRONT-PANEL MUTE BUTTON
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USING rue FRONT-
PANEL MUTE BUTTON -
To turn the mute ON
and OFF, press the
More button to
highlight either ON
or OFF. For another
way to mute the
sound, see page
14.
90“
Peoesm —With the built-in pedestal,
you can tilt and swivel the monitor to
the most comfortable viewing angle.
To best use your monitor, always
place it at eye level.
On SCREEN DISPLAY — Your monitor is preset at the factory. However, you can adjust it using the ON Seesaw DISPLAY button
and the town knob described on page 2. The way to do so is through the On Screen Display (OSD). Below is a brief
description of the six On Screen Display windows.
MAIN CONTROLS ~ This window highlighted after the OSD has been
selected. It has tour features: BRlGHTNESS, Commsr. Dewuss, and
VOLUME. To adjust these features, turn to pages 4 » 5.
SCREEN Size & Posmou —This window
highlighted after the OSD has been
. selected. it has five features: Zoom,
VA'N CONTROLS ' .. HDRlZON‘lAL PUSlTlGN, HORIZONTAL SIZE,
5“ re. en: VERTlCAL PosrnoN, and VERTlCAL Size. To
4 adjust these features, turn to pages
6 - 8.
main
Caron TEMPERATURE — This
window highlighted after the OSD
has been selected. It has four
features: CAD/CAM, DTP, more
RHOUCH, and USER Pnesers. To
adjust these features, turn to
pages 8 - 9.
special
Geommv (tumors—This E g 2‘0 5
sixth window highlighted after :
the OSD has been selected. it has
five features: PINCUSHION, BALANCED PINCUSHION,
TRAPEZOlD, PARALLELDGRfiM, and Romney. To
adjust these features, turn to page 15.
SPECIAL Gomnors — This window highlighted after the OSD
has been selected. it has four features: LANGUAGE, ADVANCED
CONTROLS, OSD CONTROLS, and VIDEO |NPUT. To adjust these
Aumo ConrnoLs — This fifth window highlighted after features, turn to pages 10 - 13-
the OSD has been selected. It has four features: Note: [ANSI/AGE allows you to change the On Screen Display
MUTE BASS,TREBLE, and BALANCE. To adjust these from English to French, Spanish, German, or Italian. See
rm. , m. in mm, 1,1 page 10 for dew/ls.
Q Tu adjusl your screen’s bllgnlness, lullow the steps belnw
‘ - Brlgnmess ls the overall inlenslly of me llghl comlng lmm me
- screen,A 50% Drlgnlness level is recommended
0 Press lhe ON 85am
Dsmv
bullun lo hlgnllgm
BHlENTNESS leon.
' Prm the
UN Swell
DWV bunun to
return 10 Mam
Comm 9 Press lns an
wlndaw Scam: Dsmv
button TD Bring
up chmmss
screen
0 Turn the Ram Knob (at
the lower rlqmmand
corner of the mullet) to
adjusl Illa brightnem
SMARY Helm
mmlmtnMulCOmusn,
m confines lo CWT, mm me Harm lamb uhu’lmmmy roan
ghllgm‘ed. Next, lullow slaps 3 - 5 under Comm.
Jo thmpleléln was the 050 billion and mm for 15;
Seconds, (530 gage 16101 0th exit opfluns.)
anW‘Tc’i‘ USE-”THE DN SCREEN Dis
, 0 To adiusl your screen‘s contrasll lollnw the sleps below.
Contrast Is the dilference Delween the llghl and dark areas on
Press the
ON SCREEN
Dem human to
return to MAN
CONTROLS
window.
' the screen. A 10056 contrast level is recommended
Press the OM 5mm
0mm
buflofl, Next, turn
lhe Rnww Knob
until the Gamma
@ Icon is hlghllgmed.
”Tn:
fiomA e
near-am EX"
himm mm M
' Press the ON
SCREEN Dlstv
button 10 bring
up Cnml
screen,
Camus-r
/ Tum the Romy knob lo
adlu51 Vie cnnlrast.
..,to wtmmplelely, basins use button and hold lor 1‘5
secmds, (Sea 11390161 filler "exll options).
Haw TD USE THE DN SEREEN DISPLAY (DSDI
«x $\
MAIN EDNYRDLE WINDDW
DEBAUSB
‘ [D To degauss your scresn,1ullow the steps below, Degaussing
" removes electromagnetic butlo up that may distort the color
, on your screen,
Press the
ON Swim
Dom
-\ button Next,
\ turn the Romn
knob am" the
Dmuss icon ls
hlghllghted.
mm”... 71 "run.
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screen wlllbo pom“, m1
dlstorted. Then II
wIII return to mum rm; u
normal.You will be ,. ”I
back at the Mann
CDMTROLS window
Fora moment, the
Press the UN
Sensor Dam
button to
degauss your
SEWER.
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continue to llamas, lurnthe Rmm knob until VOLUIJE Icon ls
,hlgnllghted. Next, follow steps 3 {mutter Voume.
.. ~. to uncomprerely. press the 050 button and hold for 1.5
seconds. (See page 16 for other exit opuons.)
' . knob untll Exn Is hlghlighled Next mm 1151) button Turn to
; To adlrlst your monitor‘s volume, totIow the steps below. The
' A volume control adlusts the sound tram the two rmm~muunteo
speakers or the earphoneslaok,
Press the
ON Scam
DtsPurv
@ button. Next.
turn the Worm
knob unfll the
@ Vomms imn is
hlgnllgnted
mnln
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Presstne “m"f arrr
ON Scars" Ill DWI “I an M
Dsmv button In . . “5“
return to Mun
Comncrs ' Press the On
wtndow. , Sensor Drsmv
button to bnng
up VOLUME
SCTEGTI.
want me
0 Turn the Harm knob (at
the lower fight—ham
comer otttte munltcr) tn
ad]ust the volume.
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‘Afler returning to Mm Currants...
“tacorwnuetotlresawssrzSaffiPasnwWIndom mmtnénln
\ next pegs and follow slaps 2~ 5 under, Fm Sm
...m axttmmp/mly. prm the OSD cumin and hold tor 1.5
seconds, (See page 16 for other exit options.)
VERTICAL Pnsr‘rlnu
V rcAL 5m: , ,
g m Vertical Pasilion aoiusls irre image on your screen
n > emer up or down Use this iealure ii your Image does
not appear centered Vertical Size expands or ooniracis (he image on
1 your screen pushing it out ioward ine ion and boiiorn sides or pulling
i ll In Inwaro ihe cemer
Press me On SCREEN
stw buiion
Turn the Rorm Knob
uniil me Vennm
Posmon or Vsnnuu SiZE
@ I5 nighlignied.
Press me
DN Smear
Disrw Duiion in
reium io SCREEN
SiZE & Pusrnon.
Sonsm Dem
button 10 bring
up VEFiichL Pnsrnan
or Vennm Srzz
screen.
wanna“ roe-men
vEnrmAL sizi
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m.
Turn the Rormv knob unili ihe
image Is vertically balanced or
the vertical size your wani.
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\ mmm'mmmsmmam
GnueiaVsrqusin‘ iummnRorwkmDuniilwm
stepsfl- Sundervm ‘
to exflcomplelely, press the OSD button and hold for i S
secum (See page 16 for other exit options.)
Haw m Lifer: THE 5N ScREEN Dr5PLAY (555)
SCREEN SIZE Sr PDEITIDN WINDDW
HURIZQNTAL
552:
' B Horizonial Size expands or mniracls the rmage on your screen
pushing ri our toward ins lefl and rlgni sides or pulling ii in
7, . iowani the corner.
Press me on Scam»
DisPLAv builon
Tum ihe Fiomv
knob unill me
HORiZUMAL 3le Is
highlighted.
HORIZONTAL SIZE
s c r an
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0 Pressme ry EXIT color
On Saran i N lllll
DiSPUlV notion in
reiurn to Susan
SEE & Posrmn
' " Press the On
SCREEN DISPLAY
when to bring
up Honznnm
SiZE screen.
NORIZDMTA e 5
Turn ma Fimnv knob (at the
lower right-hand ocrneroi ihe
mnnlior) until the image is ihe
nonzonial size you want.
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in en! completely, prem the OSD bumn and hold for i 5
seconds. (See pago16lor other exit opiions.)
HURIZQNTAL
Pgsq‘gau .
ED Horizontal Posltlon shins the Image on your screen either to
the left or right. Use this feature It your image does not appear
entered.
Zoom allows you to adjust the Image on your screen, both
enlarging it and reducing Its overall size. To Zoom your screen In
Press the ON Search
Dismv button
Press the ON Scam
DISPLAV button
Turn the Romy knob
untll the Homzunm
Posrnoh Is
highlighted.
0 Turn the Rowv knob
until Sag Lt Posrnan
ia— window is
hlgn||ghted Next,
pram the On SCREEN
@ DISPLAY button.
screen
BEBE
tum-inn) y, “um
""°" Pmsthe UN r,
ll 9 E D E 5mm Dim
2 7r— Em _‘_—cflF button to return 7 _ — ' ‘ ' ‘
Prmtho to the Main Menu.
ON SCREEN H mm H 25 ll 0
DEPLAVDLITlDfltu ”27 “n“.
return to SCREEN
3'22 & PW'W‘ . Press the On 9 giifliflx
SCREEN Dismv
button to bring
up Homzonm
POSITION screen
mmmmnt rnimou
button to bring up
2qu screen.
Tum‘the Roww knobtn
Turn the Rarmv (at the adjust the zoom. Nate: the
lower fight-hand corner screen expands nicommcts as
at the monitor) knob until you adjust the Romy knob.
the image IS horizontally
balanced
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m mmrammbmwmwmbemmm
(081?) 114mm ship 6]. tum the new knob mm
other teahIre/ tor We. Honour» Pnsmtw — is highlighted.
Nexuoituwaéps 2 - Sunder Human Pflmth
maltefyouhave Med‘wnwetsly, press the OSD button ario toltnw
the steps wider that mun, tor mmpis. Houmwm Postman.
.. J towntlni/s mB‘sahsmi/nymtum then kmfi .
mama» Is highlighted Next, presme OSD Dufloanhm toIto
steps 23 » 2c under Geouam moon on the next‘page. ,.
mt» mt “Imp/ml], pressure 050 button and hold tor 1 .5
seconds. {See page 1 6 tor other exit options.)
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GEUMETRV CENTRULS WINDEIW
PINGUSHIDN; BALANGED FiNGI-IQHIDN.
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m “D W m m Follow the steps below to adjust any or the We preset nations (Pincusnron. Ewen PiNCUsmuN Twmm,
PARALLELDGBAM. nr ROTATION]. You can make individual adiuslrnems in each oi the preset options Note use these
Ieaiurss aniy when the picture is no! square
\\ Presstne On Scum
Drseuv hunon
"" l" a Press the ON
{f 0 m A E SEREENDEHAV
button. Then, turn
“mm" m r the Rowv knob to
. nmwmflm u adiustthe
Turn the Rum knob, It necessary, turn my pincushlon,
theRowrrkmbuntiinncwrcnimnrs 3-1de ‘
highlighted .. A s i n
anen dune press
the On Seem
Drsrw button to
@mim@
PlaALLELonM!
a To seieciPAmmamm or x
Harmon turn the Harm knob i n _:— ,. 93” the change
until Pmamw 01 ROTA'HON and return to
a icon is nighiignted Next Gsommv Cor/rams
press the ON Sum Damn Window.
button. Then iollow steps 4b
and 4c in make the r
appropriate changes 1 ‘ "; To select
i Bump
Rnwsman, turn
When done, press the maxim)”
DN SCREEN Drst button. Ptncnsmnn is
This will savetne hi hli hted N x1
change and return the g g ‘ e '
screen to (350an ® presstne 0” 55m“
Comets windaw , Ow button.
rawsxom
r mums.
0 {gmwtitegtflgiw 63 £22312“ ' '~ Turn the Harm knoh (on the
Turn the Rewrv knob to knob until ngmp SCREEN Um iower right-hand comer of the
adiust the trapezoid» noon is highlighted button. This will ”Wm ‘° “1“ "19 “Nance“
Next, WES "19 ON save the change D'W'Sh'o"
m SmEEN [ham and return the
buttun. screen to
6mm
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themsmictmns [or that winduw
comp/ere!” wees the ON Scum Dsew button and hold tor I 5 seconds The On Screen Dispiay will disappear Ali changes will be saved
Tn make changes to one Item, toiluw the steps for that Item Then. follow “To exit GEMETI‘N Camus“
m rnhlm imam” nmsefs. see my Reset an IndeuaI Window" on page 16
EDLDR TEMPERATURE WINDDW
' 9300 K Emmi 5590 K Q7?
5500 K PHQ'I’Q RHE'IUUEH . .
M M M Your munltnr has three preset options you can choose tram. One M for Computer Aided Design (CAD) work
Two 25 tor Desktop Pubilshinu (DTP) Amt three 1! tor Photo Reinucn. When you select an option. the computer
, amomailr‘alty adjusts risen tor that seiention
Press the UN Scum
Dsew button
“run
ssrcan DB
5 E gag—Eule-
Turn the Rnwzv
Knob Then press
”it...” a, mm the ON Scam
v DiSPLAV button flaw 3d 0
my m («In H3! 0mm”
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mar t m 34 Ft
spinal
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'-.‘ Turn ihe Roww knob
untii CAD/CAM, DTP. on
Puma Rauucn Is
Atier each preset highlighted.
setting is saved‘ the un
screen display
auiomaiicaiiy returns
to the Com
Tweemuns windowjn
save the next present
setting, simply repeal
the steps listed here.
Press the DN SCREEN Dsmv button to bring up and save the
preset settings to! 9300 K CAD/CAM 6500 K DTP. or 5500 K
Pnorc Fismum
SMAar HELP
Amer returning ta Cum 7mm" ~
to continue MAutowcm Cow}: Cayman turn the Farm knob until Alli/Amen COLOR 00»;th ishlgnliqhied. Next tnitow steps 3- 9 under Amman;
L‘iuon Comm on the riexi page.
to em mmpleie/y, press the 03!) button and hold int 15 seconds (See page 16 brother ext! options.)
CDLCIR TEMPERATURE WINDDW
ADVANCED BQLQFE'
7 BDNTRDL »
ll you need to adjust any of the three ptesel nptlms (CAD/CAM DTP. of Plum Rmum) follow the steps below lo n‘adlw lhe colots that appear
on your screen. You can make lndMOuaI adlustmems lo each 01 the preset ovllons.
Press lhe ON SCREEN
DlSPmY button
Hm" gnemmem
l A " g E D E) Smmt Dtsmtv
button In bnng up
Em to I or me Anvmcsn Eaton
Tum the Hnww Knob until Ammcsn “W NET 3 M 11 a Comet. wlnduw.
COLOR Comet Icon ls hlghllthefl 4— W ,
0 You will now be m m ”mam (mum-Jun”
Ilnecesa ,htm
backanhe «it a m A n 9 a was 0 the Rmawwkmb
Amman 00le “m", m "I" until 3
ccsl‘gg‘gxkcfi‘i"? mm m- m u u u 0 ol the ADVANCED
mn- ....t.. COLon CONTROL ls
hlghllghled. Next.
at press the ON
@E—n‘fi:&ufl—- a Same Dtsrw
aha-3M 5M- ‘ button.
Tu exitAnvAncw Gown CONTHDL1 fl. press me On Sweat
Dst bLm/Jn
Ct tum PKESETI
A A
“1&1 sson'u ssw-x
Turn
ROIARY knob to your requlred while
polnl. prm On Screen Dlsplay bulmn @
to slots the speclfled value In user
5 ”337 “f F“
To exit Used Pnzms (stop 3am). (urn the Harm ltnolg until the 60 Banan Is highllthed Go BACK appears by me
lOOn when hlghllghlad. Next. prm me UN Sateen Dstw umn You will be back al the COLON Timmnne wlndwt ’
" ill Attgtremmhqbcanm;. ~ ‘
mmnflnuamUstfiPnsflZmS, repeatslepSBmmugh elecllnoel'metUsmanerntU Puma.
tn Wynne to Smut Camus window, turn the Roma knob untll Exn’ Is highlighted Next. pres the ON SCREEN Drs'Pw Duluth. Then. Iurti ‘me Ream ‘
km!) unlll 8mm Camus ls hlghllgmed Nuw follow slaps 2 5 UndBl'SPEDAL 00me on the mm page
...to writ/Ire ON Sassy Mmmplefm, press me BSD button and hold lot 1.5 seconds (See page 161m other exlt options)
ALIDID CDNTRDLS WINDDW
‘ MUTE. BASS, , »
,ffhE§$-E‘ BALANQFZ .
Follow the steps below 10 modlw me sound that comes from your speakers You can make Indivrdual adjustments 10 each
of the preset options (More. BM. THEM. or BMW).
Press the UN Scam
Drseunv button.
msln
a Press the rm
‘ ...... Q 0 CD A Scam Dsmv
nanny bunonromute the
nmwmum 1:1 a; sound lrorn your
user speakers and w
me Homer knob unlII Murr mun Is
hlghlrgmed h you have sound MUTE
' Tum the Ruww knob, if necessary, mm “are \
10‘s; | G-
remrn to Anne
Camus window.
MlflE UN appears
- OFF appears at the lap of the on screen display a! me W m
we on screen
@ dlsplay.
0 When done. press 1he On Scars» Dwv
button to save the change and return the
9 To select M
screen [0 Arrow Downers
turn the Room
knob until Bass
man is
highlrgmed
f (I. Nem.pt9$|he
rum lhe new knob to ~ ON Sam 0st
adlust the narance.
@ @
T0 SMEC‘
Bum. turn me norm knob untll BMCE
loan Is highlighleo. Then, press me On 3mm
Tum1he Ronnv knob to
aorus1 me bass.
63 When done. press
the 0M SCREEN
Dsew burron to
In select Tame,
save the mange
ano relum the
‘ rurmhe me
knob unlrl anr
{lerhIFhleo N xl screen to Ame
am! remm the g . e - Comors.
screen to Anne press Ihe On
Sanezn Dlst
CONTROLS. @ mm“
sum: Hewi- ,
0 When done. press t
Ihe ON SCREEN q
Dst nunon 10 Turn the norm knob In ‘
save the mango adiusl lhe treble.
Museums“ pressineibn Scim!
b mod/rue on to Sew Connors; lum me norm knob umfl regulrg
, p2aonpege15.
"mrnplelery, press (he On Scam: um mum md hold for I 5 seams. The On Screen Display wllt disappear. All changes mu be saved
To cancel More repeal sleplb, or press me More button on the nonlof Ina mommr
1“ main: an...“ 41. rm. nun mom; rhu mans for mar nzm Then follow the insirucflons Tn axfl Aim cums"
SPECIAL
fl VtDEfl W helps delenntne what wu see on the screen. It Is
- set at OWNS), but II the video input signal is ailment man
the output signal. you may want to change it 101 UV.
Pres the ON SCREEN
9 Turn the Harm knob
unti! tne Vnso nwr
man is htghtignted.
v|DED|NPUT ‘
umn
u e 8 DE!
EX" (uh,
‘ u x H 0
a Hes the On an ,
SCREEN stw button "“ “ t
to save wur selection c 5 m E
and return to SPECtAL mm mm v) zxusnz
Comets,
0 Press the ON Scam
Dw button The
Vvusn INPUT ween
appeals.
um tun/v
Turn the flown knob to
select etmer 0.7V 0r1 tflv.
SMART HELP ’ v
‘Ammmmbw’u Cumin
m comma to 050 Camus, turn Harm knob unlll OSD
gum lmn is highlighted. The. tilllow fieps 3- 6 under 050
annals
“ mwtmmplelélx msmosubqnmmmmmts
EDNTRDLS WINDBW
' Lisa Bari-rants.
Wmi OSD Cumms‘ ycu can set the tlme tor the On Screen Dtsptay .
f, - to time nut, and change the ventca| and norlzuntat posltlon at the OSD ‘
' on the month)! ween. 1
Press the UN SCREEN
BERN button
Turn the Rnwv knob
until the OSD '
CDWROLS tcon Is
nigmlghted
@@@e
6 Turn the Ram!
m...-
knob to select t
HSL'QSLTtiLZ‘tSN’ M" m t
and repeat “' “mm H N 951 0 t
stepsS-G. ‘ nan—”m '
Press the ON
SCREEN Drsm a
msfigffi 355m; Press the On SCREW Dtstm
039 Cflmilms button to hung up 050
' CONTROLS screen.
mm the Ruww Q Pres the ON Sum
knob to sated 05, WW! button m we Up
“1,25 saunas, nr TMER screen
Immmgomtnaneidbage
| n, at,» mmnln'nlu mm in» ncn mm" and hnld cm i 5
Haw +5 use Tl—«lE vIDN s
M .r M w x" , , ,, m >
SF‘EEIAL CUNTRDLS W|NDEIW
duels-Nth'spLAY (CISHD
é.
‘ADVANGED CENTRDL
_,MmRE. ’:~ ._." ,
3 m [tome Comets is a set at llve adjustments. lndudlng
= Moms. Mont: Is a lrlnge pattern arlstno lrom the
tnterlsrenco between two superlmposed llna patterns. To adlust your
Mom, follow the steps below Note: Use only if necessary. By
activating Moms, sharpness can be effected.
Press the On Scam
Dlwt button.
Turn the Room
knob untll the
onmceo CONTROLS
ADVANCED GDNTRD '
.RZT"=A.L LINEABITPL.
gt‘ m Ant/mean Cwoots ls a set ol flve adjustments. locludlng
‘ ’ Vznrm menv, Llneartty Is the degree with whlch the
' actual lomtlon ot a pixel on the screen corresponds with its ln|ended
‘ , location. To adjust your Venom Dummtollow the steps below.
Press the UN Scars"
Dsew button.
Turn the Harm
knob until the
Aowwczo CDNTRDtS
@ Icon Is hlgnllgnted
Press the ON Sum ADV/Awash covawcnsnm1
Dem button to add
your adjustment and to Press the 0»
bran up Ant/morn Scnrm Dsm
Comets screen. button to add your
See SMMr HELP to select adjustment and to
Venom More; or turn brlng up Ammo
Mom Orr Combos screen
gPress the On
adiust the vertical
0 Turn the Fla-rm knob
f untll MDlPE ls
a Tom the flown knob \ ‘, MN 0
until Homzuum MlelE ls
nlghllghted. Then. press
the On Swarm Disew Then, press the 0"
button Smrrn Usew button.
wmnmmfl’ t.. ‘ y
y , , mmfimmtmflmmohuntflmlmls‘ f ,
mom Nengoltoyt steps!) ~ 7 under Moms.
Jo axll‘ownpis-Mn pressure 050 button and hold tor 1.5
seconds. {Sea paga 16 tor other exlt options)
Sunset Dsew
button to brlng up
urn I e ADVANCED Comets , . ,
adjust the moire. , screen 9 Turn the norm knob to
,, . to exit wmplelgly, press the 05]: button and hold tort 5
seconds (See page 16 for other exit aptlans)
@ loon Is hlgnllgmed.
lpncl-I
Iéoox non v; unsm
Press the ON
Scam Dsew
button to bring up
Aowtcro CONTROLS
screen.
Iineanty.
Tum the Homo knob untll Vomw mem
ls htghllghted.Then. press the On Sensor
Dsew button.
tomb ohm mm
under Vennw ' ,
, % [D Aawwnzn Contacts Is a set uI llve adjustments They
.3 Include CORNER Conan-non, VERtICAL mem. Mules,
Rom! DEFALU. and Powsn 3mm Coma Common “squares up" the
comets at an Image on the screen To adjust your BURNER Connemara,
lollnw the steps below.
Press the On Scam
Dtsmw button.
Turn the norm
Knob untll the
Anvmcsn Cements
Icun is highlighted,
a Pless the ON
Smith Dsmv
button to bring up
Amman [tweets
sateen,
Iboljxllnfl 91 BKHSHI
Press the UN
Salem DEM
button to bring up
a Tum the Roma knot] Anyway Comets
untll dashed mmer screen,
correctmn' |s selected
ADVANCED conmoLs
, 0:1 lulloNtOHlluL
Anumus®
0"
necessary, turn the Ram! knot: until
Comm Common (up or bottom» Is
hlghllghted. Then. press the UM SCREEN
[31st button,
SMART H ELP ,
Monger la tum Molre use, low the steps
, conflnue mum Dyan, turn the Harm Knob until Harm
' ‘ ls htghllghted. Next, follow steps 4- 6 under Harm
.tn 3x11 mmplately, prmthe OS!) button and hold tuft 5
seams. (Seenanslfiloromer exlt options)
The 0" Scam: lJtsmv shows Its settlngs In one ul ltve
Ianguagm. The nelault ts Engllsh, but you can select French.
3: Spanlsn, German, or hatlan,
Press the 0M SCREEN
DlSPtJlY button.
Turn the Romm t
knob untll mema
@ Icon hlghltghted.
LANGUAGE
um»
n g a (pa;
®
0 Press the
UN SMEEN Disew
button to confirm
your selectlun and
return to Sewn '
CDMTRDIS Q Press the On
‘ Scam Dsew
hut‘lon to hnng
‘ up LANGUAGE
ween,
lnoxlzm 91 alt/79117
unculat
9mm the anw knob (at
the lower fight-hand
comer nl the mmitun
untll deslred language ls
selected
SMART HELP , ~
Jo exlfoonwmln plefi the OSD button and
seconds. (See page 16 tor other axlt options.)
' ADVANCED CONTRBL "
angn _aAy|m: , ,
. . m a Powsn Smu; helps save energy when the monitor is on
° but not being used, After a prmet ttme, me momtor will
go blank ll not being used. To select POWER SMMG. tollow the steps
below.
Press the ON
SDREEM Dim
bmton to ado your
adlustment and
return to onMch
Comets.
Tum the Flown
knob to select
Powen SAVING On
or OFF.
SMART HELP ,
Press the UN Scam
Drst button.
9 Turn the norm
knob until the
onmcso Coronas
ml)" is highlighted
uneu
"BEBE
Scam Dsm
butlon to bring up
onmcm CUMRDLS
screen.
flan-Am.) comm,
\ m.“
Hum-9a
0 Turn the Harm! knob untll Pousn
Smlo Is hlghllghled. Then, pros
the ON SCREEN Dom button.
ktumlhe Borrow knob until
Rum Curmlem'n ls Iflghllghled Mm tollow steps 3- E miter
Antiwar) mm;
m exiloumpfetem armors 080 button and hold tort 5
SPECIAL EDNTRDLS WINDL‘IW
' Rumor DEW-l?! .,
f ( ROTARV Dawn allows you to plck tho ieaturs your
> w allow! knob will default to when not used In adjusting
5 your On Sclmt Drspm. The nomial delautt to volume. To setsct your
; flown DEFAUL'I, [allow the steps below,
0 Prew the 0M
SCREEN DEM
button to and your
adjustment and
mom to AMAMZD
Comets.
Press the UN Scum
Dspw button
8 the flown knot:
untll the ADVANCED
Connors icon is
hlthignted.
rm...
u 9 53 mm
Dur‘—"_l‘; (a a"
H HE a
um
“um
13 -?b5
isonxnon in alt/75m
Press the 0M
Sweat mow
button to bring up
0 Turn the flown Awmczo CONTROLS
knob to select
Bmomzss. Commr,
or VOUML
SM ART H ELF
0 Turn tho Harm knob unfll Roww
Dswu ls ntgnllghted.Then, press
the On Suntan Dsrw button,
V050 Com: tum the Ronni knob untlt 6.9 W ls
ADVANCED common
goo-An
Bum-3
lgnllght ext, pres the ON Scam
Drsmrt button. Then. turn momma
a knob to 080 CUNZROLS and go to me
neitl page
M m.» mam-stably Mun: ma mn mmn m1 hnlrl wt 5
iw “rd Usr-z THEDN ScfiEéN' DIEFLAY(DSD) f
EXIT AND RESET
f Exrr & Rsssr FRDM
" F195 5033!“ Ol§PLAY
1 Exiting mm the On Screen Dlsplay removes the On Screen DISNEY
' [mm the manner screen. Resenlng [mm the On Screen Display
returns everymmg In all the windows (a Iaclory praels
Tn EXIT AN Era-rm: DN SCREEN DlsFLAY
Q Make sure you have
exited from all icons rn a
HQBDE
fiOmA
gnu-nu: D" «in windnw (See To EXH‘FRBM
rimm- m a an 0 mmmmwwuww
m r. mm. example. MAW Comets
« fr 5 u c| 320 a wrll he nighhgmed.
man-um 9; mm:
Turn the Rorw Knob unnl
Em rs mgnhgmed. Next.
press (he On SCREEN Dsmv
hunon. The on Screen
Dlsplay wIII alsappearr
a o m A
[enmony m
inwnn u as a
is!
India
a o t u d!-
rum-nun
RESET ENTlRE nN SCREEN DISPLAY
uvun
mlln
it 0 m A G B 5 mm
haunuv w m."
flnnnu N as e
um
nudl- mmr
t m l u “E16
Ier-l | m)
Make sure you have exited
from an icons In a wlndow.
(See Tn Em mm AN
wnmwuwrmw) Far
example, Mm Camus
will be hlghflghlefl,
mil in Tum the Rom: knob unfil
at? o m A m a a .. A, strr Is hlgn‘igmed. Next,
~ pres Ina 0M Scars» Drm
(clmuf' m
1m!!!“ 3 2! 3! O
mu.
1 9 l u
Q Tum me Rowv knob to
serec! No en‘s Then
mm me On Scum Drsew
bunon.
0 n Vrs or No Is saiscled, Ins
Exn 050 screen appears
menu
30 0 ED A
"an.” n.- cal"
lawm- u an 0
m4. um.»
1 o t u can?
' mmm 1: guns”
mun
LIP? llrlfrrruznos;1
ADDrfIbNAL Hnd’k
WW
h rm fauna-w» ,
ENC: AND USE SET Ups
" GENNFGTWESS.
ENC is another way to cannect the monitor to the cnmputer This
' connection requires an optional ENC cable. It can be connected to
either a Mectntosh- or tBMvoompatible computer. For those who work
with graphlw ordesigns. this option may be better.
Note: Be sure to flip the eats/em switch to am: when using this
connection
For an IBM»eompatthe computer:
1.Turn oil the computer.
2. Connect the (optional) BNC monitor cable and set D-Sue/BNC
switch to ENC
3. connect the power cable.
4. Turn on the mon’nprJ'hen turn on the computer
5. it you have Windows ‘95, follow the “It you have windows ‘95“
steps on the Setting Up toldout sheet.
For : Macintosh-type computer:
1 . Connect the Mac adapter to one end at the monitor cable.
2. Turn on the computer.
at Connect the (optional) BNC monitor cable anrt set D-Sue/ENC
switch to BNC.
4. Connect the powercable
5. Turn on the monitor Then tum on the computer.
Refer In the “Setting Up your Philips monitor" toldout ter a more detailed guide to setting up you- monitnr.
‘1 USE _ .
GQNNgntrcle ‘
USE (Univm Serial Bus) Is an innovation in connecting your lBM-oompatible computer to your monitor. By using the USE. you will be able to connect
your keyboard. mouse. printer. and other peripherals to your monitor instead or having to connect them to your computer. Tnls will five you greater
flexibility in setting up your system. Plus. you will have true plug-endptay capepil‘rtyjimne the software is shit being developed. Philips has Inducted
the hardware so you will be readyta take advantage at this next generation tn rxnrnputer development.
For an IBlfrcempaflllle Computer:
t.Tum oil the computer.
2. Connect the (optional) USB Hub and cable to the
computer and to the monitor (Computer must have
USB port.)
3. Connect the powercahle.
4. Turn on the monitor. Then turn on the computer.
5. With the Installation of the correct software, you will
be able to connect spatially-made peripherals to the
monitor.
Note: USB Hub and cab/es sold separately USE Bay
ensls In heck of moniton
AEIDITIEINAI: l'NflFDRMA't'tDN
out.“ H
AuDIEl HDDK UPS AND CI ER SAVING FEATURE
' MIGAOPHQNE AND
AUDIO N‘JfiC‘KSH ;.
, MIQRDPHDNE AND-
.FAEEE‘DNES “A 5
In addition to built-In speakers and microphone, you can connect this
monitor to optional earphones and a microphone The ladts are on
- the right slde oi the monitor.
'; To use the microphone wlth your computer or an amplifier, make the
connections shown below.
» Nate: When the earphones are plugged In, there will he no sound
tvomthe hunt-In speakers
1' A microphone Jack Is on the hack ot the monitor Use it and the
supplied cable to connect your monitor in your computer or an
amplifier (It either has the right type 01 law).
an the back oi thls monitor there Is also one set ol Iett and right
audio-In lacks. Use them and the supplied cable to connect your
monitor to your computer or an amplifier (it either has the tight type
oijaoks)
See page 2 for more dew/ed Illushatlons 0/ the jacks ’ locations.
Refer to the owner‘s manuals Included with your earphones and microphone tor a detailed guide in setting up these items.
1AUTENATIC POWER SAVINGS E:
’ FS§.ElFIR§$D‘-“7‘PN Nieves
» Ill you have VESA‘s DPMS compliance display card or soliware Installed In your PC. the monitor can automatlcally reduce Its power consumption
when not in use. It Input from a keyboard, mouse, or otter device ts detectemtte monitor automatically “wakes up," The laote at left shows the
power consumption andslgnalling of this automatic poaerrsavlng teamml'o min this tealure on and/oil, see pagej12.The table at tight shows the
.i2 factory preset resomtion mudeflhe maximum number at modes isla‘i'hls‘leavss mom for additions, ; . “' . ‘ '
Power Management Deltmtton
Factory Preset Resolution Modes
VESA's mode lvlden H-sync Vsym Power Power LED
rm mm It. Fm v. Fem. swam
on Acllve Yes Yes 1&1“th axol‘k) 3°er m (M Q M
° 1 1 VG
Stand—by Blanked No Yes < tsw east/o Veliow 2:0 x 302 21 2 ZS VG];
Suspend Blanked Yes No <15w as 3% Yellow 2 U " 8 '
or; Blanked No No < 3w 97 201. Amber 3 540 X 450 37-5 75 WW”
This monitor Is Energy Star compliant and power management compatible. 4 300 X 500 45-9 75 “SA/75
5 500 X 600 53.7 85 VESN85
Q? 6 1024 x 763 60 75 VESAflS
7 1024 X 768 616 85 VESAIBS
AS AN ENERGY sun PARTNER, PHILIPS HAS DETERMINED THAT THIS 3 ”52" 87“ 69-0 75 MAC
PRODUCT MEEI'S THE ENERGY STAR GUIDELINES FOR ENERGV EFFlCIENCV. 9 1152 1900 71 E 76 SUN SPNiC
The proper operation of the function requires a computer with VESA DPMS ID 125011024 80.0 75 VESA/IS
power management capabilities. When used with a computer equipped with 11 1250 x 1024 91 0 35 VESltras
VESA DPMS, the monitor Is Energy Star compliant. 12 1600 x1200 g“ 75 vzsms
13‘ 1600 x 1200 35 75
no. mum:
COMING TD TERMS WITH THIS BDnK
ADDITIONAL INFURMATiDN > '
SPEGIHCATIBNS
7mm _ .
ml
cm
Sateen size
Vlevmble image Size (ills)
Focusing method
Doi pitch
Phosphor
Screen treatment
Display area
Factory preset
Maximum usable
Scanning frequency
Horizontal cine)
venlcal (lrame)
Input power
Power conmnuiion
Themrai dissipation
Input signal
Mdeo
SW
Pedestal
Tilt
SMVEI
IcaI
nIi dimension (warm)
Net weight
Operating conditions
Temperature
Humidity
Storage conditions
Temperature
Humid'ny
:l7" (43 2 cm) tlat & square
“16.0"
‘Dynamic focus
,0,22 mm (horizontal)
.P22 or equivalent. medium short
persistence
:Super High contrast
:300 mm (H)x225 mm (V)
:3265 mm (Hum mmM
.30—95kHZ tAuioScan)
:50-t 60 Hz (AutoScan)
“100-240 V AC, 50-60 HZ
:< t25 W (w/ USE, audio)
<110 W (Wlo USE. audio)
£175 4BTU normal (w/o USE)
426.6 BTU maxlmum (wAJSB)
0.7 or t OVpp 75 Ohm impedance
Separate sync. T“. level
Composite sync. TI'L level
if forward. 11” backward
90" left, 90" right
442 x 433 x 500 mm
(17 4‘ xt7“x19.7")
20.5 kg (45 2 lbs)
:0° C ~ AB“ C
:10“/e < 90%
:-40° C - 60“ C
:5% - QS%
(1 USMP)“
(hm
CRT
Screen size
Viewable tma
Focusing me
Dot prtch
Phosphor
e Slla MS)
Screen treatment
Display area
Factory preset
Maximum usable
Sui-rm frequency
Horizontal (line)
Vertical (hams)
lnpul Denver
Power msumptinn
Thermal dissipation
input signal
Video
sync
Pedestal
Till
awn/er
P sical
nit dimension (WxHxD)
Net weight
Operating conditions
Temperature
Humidity
Smrage oonrilitnns
Temperature
Humidity
SPEBlFIDATIDNS
:19“(48,2 cm)1lat& square
18.0"
Dynamic locus
:0.22 mm (horizontal)
:P22 or equivalent medium short
persistence
Super High contrast
:340 mm (H) x 255 m (V)
665.5 mm (Hlx 273 mm M
:30-t07kH1 (AutnScen)
150-160 h‘Z (AimSL‘an)
100-240 V AC, 50-60 HZ
:< 135 w (w! USE, audio)
<110W (w/o USB. audio)
$75.4 BTU normal (w/o USE)
426.6 BTU maximum (wIIJSB)
co 7 or 1 0 Vpp. 75 Ohm Impedance
:Separate sync. TIL level
Composte sync. TrLleveI
:5° turward. 11° backward
90° left, 90“ right
:485x490x515 mm
(19.1”X19.3" x20 3“)
124 5 kg (53.9lbs.)
.0°C-40°C
110%-90%
40“ C - SE!" C
‘5% - 95°10
Degauss The prunes by which metal parts oi the monitor are
demagnetlzed in order to reduce screen distortion and
motor impurity.
Blue vtdeo input . D-Sub/ Two ways oi connecting your monitor to your
Identical output L BNC computer Vour monitor comes with a D-Sub cable.
' MHHEE‘Efi (0 Wt 10 ° 14 For work with a heavy emphasis on graphics, a BNC
Ground cable is recommended.
221931138393“me Geomelry A set of oonhols that allows you to adlust me
. g alignment ot me picture on the monitor sofeen. The
Blue “Geo ground goal is to “square up" the picture. This is done by
No pin adlusflng such Items as balanced plocusnlon.
Logic ground pirumshion. parallelogram. rotation. and trapezoid.
Identical output
v connected to pin 10 A trlnge pattern caused by the interference between
Serial data fine (SDAj two superimposed line patterns.
H. sync / H+V Universal Serial Bus. A way to connect your
V. Sync (VCLKtor DDC) computer monitor, and periphemistor true Plug—and-
Bata dock line (SOL) Play functions,
Pin No. Asslgttment
Red video Input
Green video Input
Audio Controls ........ On Screen Display
Automatic Power Saving OSD button ......
Balance .......... DSD Controls .
Balancei Plncushion . . Parallelogram.
Rafi... Pedestal ..
« BNCIacks Photo Hetooch
BNC setup ‘Pin Assignment .
, Brigh'mess . Pincushlon .,
Power button . . .Set Up Guide, 2
Power plug ...SetUpGuId ,2
PowerSaving .. ..t2
R855! . . 6
Resolution odes . . ..
Flights. Lett Audio In Jacks . . . .2
Built-in mlmtphone
Comer mnectlon .
Degauss .. . . . . Rotary Detault . .
Desalptlon otcontrols Rotary knob . . . .
D-SubIBNC switch , Rotation ...... .
DTP ....... Salety precautions . ..
Earphoneslack . Screen Size &Positton
End-ct -Iile disposal . Speakers .
Ext! ......
Features
Special Controls
Specifications
Full Size .. Trapezoid
Geometry Controls . Treble A . . , .
Glossary Tmuhteshootlng , . . . . . 20,
Hook Ups . Set Up Guide
Hortzontal Position _ USB hub . . .. . 2,17
Horizontal Size . USB set up . . ,i7
Language . , . User Presets. . . S
Main Controls Venimluneamy . ..tt
Maintenance H. Veniml Position . 7
MlorophoneJacks, Venical Size . . . 7
Moire ....... Videoinput . 13
Monitor cable plug Volume ..... 5
M. |tn
Haven: run room"
No Picture
(Pawer LED not lit)
No Picture
(Power LED is Amber
orVellow in color)
No Picture
(Power LED Is Green
In color)
Screen says
veg
msvucm’r
when you turn on
the monitor
No Color
Color appears blotchv
Missing one or
more colors
Dim Picture
Picture is too large
or too small
Edges oi the picture
are not square
Picture has a double
image
Picture is not sharp
No Audio
Unstable PIcture
Windows ’95 cannot
ilnd your video card
NG
Crick "(SE rims
Make sure the Power cable is plugged in the wall and back or the monitor
Power button on top ot the monitorshould be in the ON position.
Disconnect the monitor train the power outlet lor about one minute.
Make sure the computer is turned on.
Make sure the D-Sub/BNC swuch on the rear ot the monitor Is In the correct position. See pages 2 and 17
Make sure the monitor cable IS properly connected to your mmputer.
Check to see it the monitor cable has bent pins
The Energy Saving Feature may be activated. See pages 12 and tBtormore detail.
Make the Brightness and Contrast oontrols are set correctly See page 4 tor details
Make sure the D—Sub/BNC switch on the rear oi me monitor Is In the correct position, See pages 2 and W.
Make sure the monitor cable is properly connected to your computer.
Cheat to see it the monitor cable has bent pins
Make sure the computer Power button is on
Make sure the D—SubIBNC switch on the rear ot the monitor is in the correct position. See pages 2 and 17.
Make sure the monitor cable is properly connected to your computer. See Setting Up toldout
Check to see it the monitor cable has bent pins
Make sure the computer Is turned on
It you are using a non-VESA-DDC standard video card, consult your local Philips dealer or
service organization to obtain an adapter.
The picture may need degaussing. See page 5 lor details.
Remove any nearby magnetic objects.
Face the monitor East tor best picture quality.
Check user settings ot Color Temperature. See pages 8 and 9 for details.
Make sure the monitor cable is properly connected to your computer.
Check to see it the monitor cable has bent pins.
Adlust the Brightness and Contrast oohtrols. See page 4 tor details.
Ghock the indeo Input selection and switch lrom (L7 volts to 1.0 volts or 1.11 volts to 0.7 volts. See page 13.
Check your video card and the manual Instructions for It. It may be a non-VESA—DDC Standard card.
Adjust the Horizontal and/orVertlcaI Size. See pages 7 and 8 lordetalls.
The geometry controls require adlustlng. See page 15 lordelails.
Eliminate the use at a video extension cable and/or video switch box.
Face the monitor East tor best picture quality.
Check to make sure Moire is sWithied oft. See page 11.
Make sure mute Is not activated. See pages 2 and 14 tor details.
Rotary Detault may be set to Brightness or contrast. See page 12 ior details.
Make sure the Right Kr Leit Audio In cable is securely plugged Into the monitor and the audio source.
See pages 2 and tBtor details.
Increase your retrosh rate. Consult your computer manual tor details.
Select “SuperVGA" under Srmoaoo DlSM Tress. oroontact your video card manuiacturer
tor the right drivers.
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AqolTlnNAL IN'FI‘VIVJIREII '
Main / Brightness
/ Contrast
/ Degaussing
[Volume
Screen [Vertical size
[Vertical posltion
/ Horizontal size
I Horizonml posltlon
/ Zoom
Geometry I Plncushion
/ Balance Pincushion
/ Trapezoid
/ Parallelogram
/ Rotation
Color‘ / 9300K
I SSOOK
/ SSOOK
M‘/Advam;ed color control
Abdio I Mute
/ Bass
lTrebie
/ Balance
Spééial IVIdeo input —:
/ OSD control ———--——-=-—-
‘ [Advanced control
I Language
Exit
Reset
~0.7V
Moire ————E
Roréry default __E '
3 User modes
1 .0V
Timer 5
IO
25
Off
H'posltlon
V positlon
Up control
Bottom control
Vertical linearity
Power saving ‘
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DEUTSCH
FRANCA’IS
ITALIANO
ESPANOL
Save
Reset a” setting
Federal Communications Com-
mission
(FCC Statement)
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are deSigned to provide reasonable protection
against harmful intenerence in a residential installation. This
eqmpment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, it not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmtul interference to radio communications However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interlerence to radio
or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment oil and on. The user is encouraged to try to correct the
interterence by one or more of the following measures:
—— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna,
— 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,
7 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
Use only FIF shielded cable that was supplied with the monitor when
connecting this monitor to a computer device.
Warning:
WHEN POSITIONING THIS EQUIPMENT ENSURE THAT THE
MAINS PLUG AND SOCKET IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE.
To prevent damage which may result in lire or shock hazard, do not
expose this appliance to rain or excessive moisture.
THIS CLASS B DIGITAL APPARATUS MEETS ALL
REQUIREMENTS OF THE CANADlAN lNTEHFERENCE-CAUSING
EQUIPMENT REGULATIONS.
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