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coninined herein. nor fur incldnmal or cansequunllul damages rcsulling lrnnr furnishing rlrls
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Power Cord Safety Guidelines
Cauflon : Use a power cable mat is properly grounded. Always use me AC curds lislecl
below var each area .
USA .. ..
Canada
Germany .
SWllzelIand SEV
Britain BASES/BS
Japan Elecivic Appliance Oomroi Act
In other areas, use AC card which meeis iocai safety standards.
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Power Cord Safety Guidelines (continued)
AC PLUG CORD PRECAUTIIONS FOR THE UNITED KlNGDOM
TV L HE L T F
IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITAELE 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 ctrr OFF PLUG is
INSERTED INTO AN APPROPRIATE SOCKET
tl a new plug IS lo be llfledi please nbseme me wlling code as shown below.
if in any doubl. please consul! a qufllllled Electrician.
. T AP M T a T .
mm The was In Il’lls mains lead are coloured lfl accordance wtth the lellowtng code
GMn-and-VOIIW: Earth
Blue: Neutral
Brown: me
It Ihe coloured wiles ml the mains lead OI ll'lls appliance do not musspcnd with the Ddourad
markings idenmying tne terminals in your plug, proceed as lollows:
The wire which is colouree GREEN-AND-VELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the
filfl théctl is marked by the letter E or by the Earth symbol EL or coloured GREEN or GREEN-
- LOW.
The wtre whlch ls coluurefl BLUE musl be connected to the termlnal in lha plug whlch ls marked
with the letter N or coloured BLACK.Ttle wire which ls coloured BROWN must be connected to
the lemltnal in the plug Much is marked with lne letter L or coloured RED.
IMPORTANT NOTICE CONCERNING POWER CORD SELECTION
The power cord for this unit has been packed separately and has bsen selected according
lo the country ol destlnafion and must be used to prevent electric shock. Use me tollmrvlng
guidallnes tr ll is necessary to replace lhe origlnill cord set,
The Ismale receptacle 01 the cord Set mus1 meet GEE-22 requirements and will look Ilke
Flgure 1 below ”gm 1 E
For the United State: and Canada
In the United States and Canada the male plug is e NEMAsris style trigure 2) UL Listed
and CSA Labelled For units which are mounted on a desk or table, type SVT or SJT cord
sets may be used. For unis which sil on the floor, only SJT type cord sets may be used
The cord set must be selected according to the current rating loi your unll Please consult
Table A below IOr the selection crllella IDr power cords used In Ihe United States and
Canada. @
Flgure 2
Fer Europun countries
in Europa you must use a cord set which ls appropriate lor ltle receptacles in your country.
The cord set is HAR-Canifled‘ and the mark 4 MAR > will appear on Ihe outer sheath, or
on the insulatton OI one OI the lnnel wndwlors
If you have any questions concerning the proper power cord to use, please consult with
the dealer lrom whom you have purchased your monilol
Table A
Card Type Slze el Conduclors In Cold Maxlmum Current Rating or Unit 4
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FCC Informallon
Tns emprnenr nos been issued and hum lo oomply winr ine lrrnlis lor a Class B dlgflal dsvloe,
pursuam lo pan is or me FCC Rules These limits are designer: ie provide reasoneolo molecuon
ageinsi narmlul lnierlerenoe in a residaniral insrallaii‘on Tnis equipmenr gsneraies, uses, and can
rsdiare radio lreoueney energy and ii nor insralled and used in eooordance with me insirocrions, may
cause narmlul inierierence lo radio uommunlcalmns However. mere is no guaraniee inei inierleronoe
will nor occur in a parlroular insielleiion. ii rlris equipmenr does cause narmiul inrenerenee io rodlo or
television recepuon, which can be derermined oy lummg ine eourpmenr on and on, me user rs
encouraged lo my {0 culvect lire inrerlerenee by fine or more ol ins lollowrng measures:
- Flscrlanl or relocate me reeeruinp anlenna.
- increase lne sopaiarldn oerween me eouimm and recewer
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UL Lisied and CSA Cerimed Type svT or SJT No. 19/3 AWE ramd lstac 7A min.
One end iennlneted rn a molded on parallel blade, grounding adaonmeni up or hooded
anacrlmenr cap (15A. 125V conligureilon), olner end terminated in a moldron appliance coupler.
Nollee ior Germany
For ergonomic reasons, we recommend mar you do nor display olue onaraoiars on a dark
backgmurlfl Doing so may produce insulircisnr conrrasi inei could lead 10 eye sireln
Malice lor Japan
This equipment lalls under lne class a inlormauonTeonnology Equromenr based on me slendard
esiaolrsned by ins sell—imposed Coniroi council lor asdio inierlerence irrrougri lnlolmailun—
prooessr Equipment (VCCl) ans equipmeni Is designed ro be used in a nousenold emironmem,
However. i ll rs used near radio and relouislon vecelver uniis, radio drsluroences can occur. Use
We equipmenr appropriately according io ine rnsirucuon manual
CE Conformlty
The devrce complies wllh the requiremenls ol the EEC dlféCfiVe 9913351550 as
amended by swat/EEC and salsa/EEC An.5 Wlilr regard lo ‘Elecimmagnelic
compatibility: and mix/EEC as amended dry wad/EEC An is with regard to "Salety".
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CONTENTS
Getting Started
Package Contents ..... .
Precautions .
Quick Installation i 4 . .
Connecting the Vicwl’ainelTM , . .
Operation
From Contml Panel .............
OnViewW Main Menu .........
Adjusting the Screen ......
Helpful Hints .
Other Information
Specifications .......
Preset Timing Modes . .
Troubleshooting ........
Cleaning the Viewl’anel . .
Security Pon ....................
Wall Mounting Kit (Optional) . .
Limited Warranty ...........
Customer Support . . . .............................. back cover
'To meet your mm needs. and to waive any additional pmnuu Infnmuiion a it becomes xvailnbk.
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Getting Started
Congratulations on your purchase of a ViewSonic VP150 ViewPanelTM
monitor, Impurmnt.’ Save the original box and all packing material for future
shipping needs The word "Windows” in this user guide refers to the
followmg Microsoft69 operating systems: Windows '95, Windows '98,
Windows NT (5.0).
Package Contents
Your ViewSonir: VP150 package includes :
' ViewSonic VI‘150 ViewPanelm
' Video cable with 15 pin high density mini D-Sub connector
' Power cords { US. PC Type )
' User's Guide
' Software diskette or CD—ROM with Windows '95 driver ("if file)
' Macintosh adapter
Precautions
the skin are difficult to remove
and televisions.
continue using the monitor.
For the hcsr viewing conditions. sit at least I8" [mm the monitor,
AVOID TOUCHING THE SCREEN WITH YOUR FINGERS, Oils from
NEVER REMOVE THE REAR COVER. The monitor contains high—
Voltage parts. You may suffer serious injury if you touch these parts,
Avoid exposing the monitor to direct sunlight or another heat source. The
monitor should be facing away from direct sunlight to reduce glare.
Choose a well ventilated area to position your monitor, Do not place
anything on the monitor that prevents adequate dissipation of heat.
Ensure the area around the monitor is clean and free of moisture.
Keep the monitor away from magnets, motors transformers. speakers,
Do not place heavy ObjBClS on the monitor, video cable, or power cord.
It" smoke, abnormal noise‘ or strange odor is present, immediately switch
the monitor off and call your dealer or VchSOfliCfi. It is dangerous [0
Always handle your monitor with care when moving it
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Quick Installation
1 Write the serial number printed on the back of the monitor in the space
provided in “For Your Records" on page 1.
2 Read the Precautions section thoroughly (page 5) before installing the
monitor. Make sure the ggmputet and the monitor are bmh tumegl gff before
connecting any cables,
3a FC userr: Attach the video cable to the computer.
at: Macintosh urem: Attach the video cable [0 the computer using the
supplied Macintosh adapter
4 Attach the appropriate newer cord to the back of the monitor, then plug the
other end of the power cord lnlt) the power source (wall socket or PC).
5 Turn the computer on.
6 Press the POWER button on the right side of the monitor ON (The Power
light wtll turn green.)
7 Adjust the user controls to suit your personal preference. See Operation, and
if there are any problems see Troubleshooting. For the recommended screen
resolution. sec Prescl Timing Modes in Other Informatiun, as well as
your graphics card user guide for more detail,
Installation is complete! Enjoy your new VPISfl Color LCD Monitor!
Connecting theViewPaameITM
A. Remove cover
I. Grasp the bottom of the cover
Wllh both hands.
2. Carefully pull away mm the
Viewl’anel.
3. L|fl a“ cover.
B. Remove cover
it Turn the computer off.
2. Connect the computcr
cable to the Viewl’anel
and the Computer,
3, Carmen the power cord
to a grounded, sprang
wall mcket.
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Power cord
c. Replace cover
1. Postlton the top tabs at the
back cover mm the back of
the Vieannel.
2 Snap the cover into place.
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To adjust the View/Panel”, follow the numbered steps in sequence as shown below.
Front Control Panel
- Displays the menu, - Decreases or increases the value ol the selected
Exits the menu or option flom (ha oontrol screen tor that option
control screen. with no menu on screen, this displays the
contrast control screen and decreases or increases
the value ol contrast.
~ Selects one option to the left or right on Powerllght:
the menu with me menu on screen. Green — on
With no menu on screen this disuieys the Yellow : power SBVIng made
brightness control screen and decreases
or increases value at brightness. ¢
OnView" Main Menu
Press [MENU] bullnn to display the Main Menu shown below.
Pres the I <1] at [D 1 buttons to selun : control option to adjust.
At each individual control screen1 press the [- ] nr [ + ] to make adjnslmenm
Press [MENU] button In save changes and exit the screen. The Main Menu lllsn
clears nummalimlly approximately 20 secnnds arm pressing nny button.
Main Menu
Setup fol 1024 x 76! resolmlnn only For ruolution other than 1024 x 768
N) {a B llil 9 Horizontal Size
g E! 56} E K Vertlcd Size—
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IENU | IEHU CONTRAST
The pcimst shows which Names 0! icon Control screen to! Ine
icon is selected. selected selected icon,
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To exit a screen and save changes. press [MENU] button.
O CONTRAST
This comm] adjusts the contrast between the background (black level) and the
foreground (white level) or the screen image.
7 Decreases the Contlasl of the screen image,
e Increases the contrast ofthe screen image.
ShortcutzTo display the contrast control screen wnhnut using the menu. press the
minus [ » J at plus [ + ] button. Press [ — ] ur [ + J again to adjust, To return
contrast to the factory settings, press the [ — | and [+ lhuttons simultaneously.
To exit the control screen. press MENU.
BRIGHTNESS
The Bnghtnoss control is not on the menu. This control adjusts the backgrcund
hrtghtness ot’the screen image. To display the brightness control screen. press
the Iel'tI 4 ler righil l> 1 arrow. Then press minus H or plus is] m adjust
brightness.
— Decreases the brightness of the image
+ increases the brightness of the image.
ShcnculTo return brightness to the factory setting. press the left [<1 ] and right
[ D | arrows simultaneously. Tti exit the control screen, press MENU.
BACKLIGHT
This control adjusts the light suurce hehind the LCD panel,
7 Darkcns the backllght of the screen image.
+ Lightens the backlight of the screen image
To return backlight to the maximum level that was set at the factory. press the minus
[ 7 land plus[ + ] buttons simultaneously, To extl the control screen, press MENU
III: HORIZONTAL POSITION
This control moves the screen image left or right
— Moves the screen to the left
+ Moves the screen in the right.
E HORIZONTAL SIZE
This control adjusts the honmntal size (width) of the screen image.
— Decreases the width ofthe screen image
4» increases the width of the screen image.
IHIII VERTICAL FINETUNE (only 1024 x 768 rssolutlon)
This control adjusts the vertical timing for 1024 x 768 resolution. See page It
for more detatls.
— Decreases the horizontal stripes in the sereen image.
+ increases the horizontal stripes tn the screen image.
[5 VERTICAL POSITION
This control adjusts the ventcal position of the screen image up or down.
7 Moves the screen image down.
+ Moves the screen image up.
Settings that turn pink are beyond the calibrated range and are not effective.
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Tu exit a screen and save changes, press [MENU] button,
[fl VERTICAL SIZE
This control adjusts the venieai size (height) of the screen image.
— Decreases the herghr oi the Screen image
+ increases the neighr orihe screen image
HORIZONTAL FINETUNE (only 1024 x 768 resolution)
This conlrol adjusts the horizontal timing only for 1024 x 768 resolution. See
page I l for rnere details. Press the minus [ 7 J or plus [+1 butmn unlll the
hnnzental stripes disappear from the screen image
COLOR TEMP
This control is for adjusung color. With the color icon on the menu selected,
press the minus [ - l or plus [ e 1 button (0 select option 1 for standard 6500 K,
or option 2 for bluish color at 9300 K The screen image automatically changes
when you select option 1 or Z
I To adjust the individual tnlenstly of red {R}. green (G), or blue (B) in |he
screen image select [Am]
2 To show the control screen press the plus [4] button.
3 To select R,G, nr 5. press the right [D] arrow,
4 To adjust the color selecleda press the minus I m ] or the plus [.| button.
— Decreases Ihe temperature of the color selected,
f Increases the temperature with: color selected
5 To ext! the R, G‘ B control screen, press the MENU hullon. Q
26 VIDEO LEVEL
The video lnput signal level of your computer is adjusted autumatically to
0 7 v — 1.0 v. Tn automatically adjust all functions ln factory presets. press the
W“ key.
DISPLAY FREQUENCY
This control displays the current honmnlal and vertical irequeneies for the
Viewl’nnelm.
I. Set your computer resolution at 1024 x 763 a! 75 Hz refresh mic for the
best performance at your ViewPanel‘“. See the user guide Lhal came with
your computer for instructions Other timings degrade product performance
2. Ser your Viewl’anelm according to the inslmclions on page 1 l. The screen
may appear yellow if the frequencies cxceed the calibrated range.
K LANGUAGE
This control allows yen to choose the language used [11th menus and control
screens
l When the language |COn selected. press the minus [ 7 1 or plus t +1
bulltm to select one ofthe fallowmg languages
DEU Spmche. German FRA Langue, Freneh
ENG Language, English ITA Lingua. Italian
ESP Lenguaje, Spanish
2. To exit the language contml screen, press rhe MENU button.
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To exit a screen and save changes. press [MENU] button.
r‘j" AUTO SIZE
This control automattcnlly centers and sizes the screen for you. Press the minus
(7 1 or plus i e no select Auto Size ON The screen image automancally scls
tlseif.
oi) RECALL
If Ihc Viewl’anelm is uperating in t factory prescl mode (See page 12). this
conlmI resets the image to the faclory settings. trrhe VieannelW is upemltng
tn 3 user defined mode (See page 12), [Int cummt has no effect.
ESE osn POSITION
Use this control to adjust the positron or the Onvicw‘” comm] screen that 15 displayed.
PICTURE
Image quality can be set in four dtfferent modes to match the type of inpul.
I ) OFFICE MODE
Lowers the brtghtness when the monitor is to be used for an extended time.
2) STANDARD MODE
The factury setting
3) DYNAMIC MODE
Emphasizes the outlines of imagEs to make them sharper and easier tn vtcw.
4) ENTERTAINMENT MODE
Emphasizes the outlines of images even more than the Dynamic mud:
ERROR SCREENS
The screen appears a few seconds after pressing a bunon when :
- The Viewrarret is not connected properly to a computer
- The computer is turned on
- The Viewl’anel is in power savtng mode (See page I 1 for more tnfonnahon on
the pewer savtng mode.)
To ext! the screen, press the MENU button Tum off the Viewl’anel and connect
it In your compulcr Restart ynur enmputer and the Vieannel. (See also the
Troubleshooting and the tnstallatiun section in this guide )
The SIGNAL ERROR screen appears a few seermds after pressing a buttnn when
the input signal exceeds the spectfied range,
To exit Ihe screen, press the MENU button. Turn off the Visztmel Connect the
VrewPanel to your computer Rcslan the computer. him on the Viewhnel, (See
also the Troublechooting and the Installation section in this guide)
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Adjusting the Screen
The [allowing sclup is required for your Viewrnnelw.
1. For hesi perfprmancm Sc! yuur eompuler Or video card In 1024 x 768 Resolunon
2. Ser your eenpuier or video card (0 2 Refresh rale efeilher 60 or 75H7
3. Press Ihe MENU button (See pages 7.10 fer more deiails on each adjuslrnenl).
4. Seleci AUTO SIZE by pressing ihe 1cfl[ 4 lurrighr| D larmw. To acuvale, press
the plus [ + 1 ur | _ | blmon.
5. Selecl HORIZONTAL FINETUNE by pressing the lefi [ <1 1 or nghi [ D ] anow
Then adjust fer ihe sharpesr imagc possible by pressing ihe [ + l and [ e 1 hullons.
6. To Save changes and Exit ihe screen, press lhe MENU hurwn.
Iflhe Image Is Mil] unstable. unfocused. or fuzzy after adjuslmenl check Ihc Helpful
Hints and/or [he Troubleghculing sections
Helpful Hints
Problem Helpful Hints
The image is unsmble. unlocused or Fine fldjusmk‘nls rm: mere Caslly nude in l Dnt ON.
fuzzy, 1 Del OFF pallem is dlsplaycd To do so in Windows 95°
m 93“, Click on the Start 8mm and sclccl ShulDOwn.
NOW fldjllSl lhc momlor using flit HORIZONTAL
HNETUNE and VERTICAL FINETUNE controls
lmagé 15 gm] unloiused or unflablc Change you! graphic card refresh mic lo eilhcr 60 Or 75H7.
wiih LCD Technology sol-IL flicker is nei n pmblcm.
Two 10mm. mm m pm," The VP] so view Panel is not compatible wnh lnlerlaced
Signals Sel your graphic card refresh me (0 euher so or
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AUTOS,“ mm, mm "m wmk when acuvilulng (he AUTOSIZE lunclien, be sure ihel n
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Specifica ions
ther information
LCD Type 15" LuCld'“, TFI' (Thln Film TranSIStM), Active
Matrix Panel, 0.297 mm pixel pilcn
HGB vsrlical stripe, Ami-Glare. hard coat
Input Signal Video Separate Composite, Syneronrgreerl,
Sync i" an - 51 kHz, f, so - 77 Hz
Comp-lib ity PC Up 10 1024 x 755 M
Macintosh“ Power Mac“
Maximum Refresh 1024 X 768 NI «7 75 Hz
Rater 800 X 600 NI G 77 Hz
640 x 480 NI 0 77 Hz
PW" Voltage 100 , 240 V AC (auto switch) 50 l 60 Hz
Dllpluy Arel Dsiauit 304 mm (H) x 223 mm (v) Typical
Full Scan 804 mm (H) X 228 mm W) Depends on signal timing
Opemting Temperature 32 ”F to 95 “F (0 “C to 35 (’0)
Conditions Humidity 5 7» to 90 % (no condensation)
Altitude To 10,000 test
Slorage Temperature 4 “F to ”40 "F (40 °c to 460 °C)
Conditionl Humidity 5 °/o to 90 % (no condensation)
Altitude 70 40,000 isst
Dimensions Physical 335 mm (W) x 391 mm (H) x 150 mm (D)
15.1" (WI x 15,4“ (H) x 7.l' (D)
Weight Nel 5.9 kgs (15.2 lbs)
Regulations UL, CSA, TUV/GS, NORDIC.
FCC-B, lC—B, CE/CISPR 22-5, VCCl~Bl
MFR-ll. TCO'QS/NUTEK, ISOSEM-G (Ergonomics),
ENERGY STAR’" ECIQ. C'Tick
Power saving On 40 w typical (green LED)
modes DPMS'“ Stand By< 15 W (yellow LED)
DPMS Suspend
DPMS Ofl
other Feature:
<15 W (yellow LED]
< 5 w (yellow LED)
Compatible with the display can channel
standards BBC“! and names, Plug 5 Play .
' Warning: Do not set the graphics card in your computer to exceed mesa maxlmum
refresh rates. being so may result in perfume"! damage to the monitor. Nl= Non
Interlaced.
Preset Timing Modes
(VESA° 1024 x 768 Q 75Hz Is recommanded)
NEC 640 X 400 @ 56H1
VGA 650 X 350 Q 7OHZ
VGA 540 X 480 @ WHZ
VGA 640 X 400 @ 70Hz
VESA 640 X 480 @ 72H1, 75H1
VESA 800 X 600 @ 5GHZ,60H1, 72HZ, 75HZ
VESA I024 X 758 @ 60HZ,70H1, 72Hl, 75Hz
Macintosh 640 X 480 G 67Hz
Macintosh 832 X 624 @ 75Hz
Macintosh 1024 X 755 @ 75HZ
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Troubleshooting
No power
- Press Power button ON.
- Make sure AC power cord is securely connected to the back ol the monitor and to a
power outlet
. Plug another electrical device (like a radio) into the power outlet to verity that the
outlet is supplying proper voltage.
Power on but no screen image
- Make sure the video ceoie supplied With the monitor is tightly secured to the video
output port on the back oi the computer. ll the other end of the video cable is not
attached permanently to the monitor, tightly secure lt to the monltor,
- Adlusl brightness and contrast
- Check this user‘s guide to see it an adapter is required lor proper signal continuity
between graphics card and monitor,
Flickering
- Not enough power supplied Connect the monitor to e drflerent outtet, ll using a
surge protector, reduce the number ol‘ devices plugged in
' Select lhe ViewMeter‘ lrom the main menu (page 12) to verily the refresh rate
(vertical lrequency) is 60 H1 or higher. See Specifications on page 12.
- Make sure the graphics card in your computer can use non-interlaced mode at the
desired rrequencies.
' Remove any devices irom the area around the monitor that emits magnetic lields
such as radios, surge protectors unshielded speakers. fluorescent lights. Ac power
converters, desk lans, etc.
Wrong orabnormal colors
- it any colors tied, green, or blue) are missing, check the video cable to make sure it
is securely connected Loose or broken pins ln the cable connector could cause an
improper connection.
- Connect the monitor to another computer.
- Check your graphics card lor proper sync scheme (or sync poierities) lo match the
monitor's specifications.
- Turn monitor OFF, wait. one minute, then turn ON again, Do this only once,
Entire screen Image scmlls(rolls) vertically
- Make sure video inpul signals are wilhin the monitors specilieo rrequency tango.
~ Try lhe monitor With another power source, graphics card, or computer system.
0 Connect the video cable securely.
Control bullonsda notwork
- Press only one button at a time
Image is unstable, unfocused, luzzy, or swimming ls present
- Adjust the VieerneiW eccordimg to the directions on page it.
- Check the monitor and signal source wiIh respect to compatibility and recommended
elgnei timings.
Image persistence or ‘Burn-In"
- Unlike CRT monitors. image persistence or “Burn-In“ is not permanehl on your
ViewPanel. To recover from "Burn-In", leave the ViewPanel OFF lor an extended
time ViewSonic recommends lhe use at a screen saver when the screen is not in
use.
Viewsanic VP150 Other lnlOrmfillDl’l
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Cleaning the ViewPaneI
' MAKE SURE THE MONITOR IS TURNED OFFA
- DO NOT APPLY PRESSURE TO THE SCREEN
- NEVER POUR OR SPRAY ANY LIQUID DIRECTLY ONTO THE
SCREEN OR CASE OF THE VIEWPANEL.
To clean the screen:
1 Gently wrpe the screen wnh a clean camel hair lens brush, or a soft. clean.
lint—free clmh ThlS removes dusi and other paniclcs that can scratch the
screen
2 If sllll nm clean, blow on the screen and gently wipe with a soft, clean,
lint-free cloth
DISCLAIMER
View50nic does not recommend the use of ervy Ilquid cleaners on me ViswPaneI
screen or cue. Chemical cleaners have been reporued to damage me screen end/or
tea 0! me ViewPaneI. FunnenviewSonic does not recommend applylng pressure
when wipi g lhe VIewPaneI screen clean. ewSonic will not be liable for damage
multlng Irom lhe uee cl liquid cleaners or resulting from applying pressure to the
screen.
Other inIormalicn Viewsonic VP|50
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Security Port
A security pan can be inslalled to prevent men of me LCD monitor and main unit,
A wire cable manufmured by Kcnsingmn can be connected to the Security pm on
the rear panel of [he mam unil.
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all ll
For details, please refer lo the Kensington inslrucllon manual
< lnqulries>
Kenslngmn
2855 Campus Dnve
San Mateo, CA USA 94403
800-535-42A2, x3348
Inlrl. 415-572—2700. x3348
Fax: 415-572-9675 Q
Wall Mounting Kit (Optional)
Thls VPI50 LCD monilor provides a detachable have that allows lhe View/Panel [0 be
configured fur desktop or slim linc wall displays with the oplional Wall Mnumlng Kn.
To learn more about this Wall Mounling opllon. please cofllacl VlewSonlc's Customer
Suppon Group a! 1-800-6886688.
VIMSonk: VP150 Other lnlcrmalion
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LIMITED WARRANTY
VIEWSONIC VP150VIEWPANEL’“
what the wmamy coll-OI:
Vlowsonlc' wanams Its products to be tree from detects in material and mrltrnanshlp during the
warranty pence ll a product proves to oe detective tn material or workmanship during the warranty
period. VlulSonlc will at its sore optron reparr or replace the product mm a Ilka product. Replacement
product Dr parts may lnclude remanuteetured pr retutolstret pans or components
Haw long the win-my is elfecfive:
The Vimsunic W150 vtewPahelm ls warranled tor three (3) years lpr all parts excluerng lne rm
source. three 13) years Ior all lawn and one (1) year for me by?“ source tram the 08‘s at me lust
consumer purchase.
Who the warranty prom:
The warranty ls valld only tor the trrsl oorrsumer purchaser
What the wan-m7 do" not emr:
t, Any pruducl on whlch the serral number has Dean deleced, modified or removed.
2 Damage, deleneratren ormaltunclron resulting lrom:
a Aocrdent. mrsuse. neglect, lrre. water. lrghtnlng. or other eats ol nature, unauthorrzed product
"malhcahon, or larture Io tollow lrlElmDIans supptleo wlth me product.
Return or attempted reparr by anyone not authorized oy vt-wsonlc.
Any damage at the product due to shlpmenl.
Removal or lnslallalion ot the product.
Causes external to the product. such as electric power lluotuatrorrs Drlallum.
uee ol supplies or parts not meeting Vl-wSonlee spflcfllcaborls
Normal wear and tear.
Any other cause which does ml relate to a product detect
3. Removal. mswllerlon, and setup service charges.
“law to get “rt/Ic-
t. For lntormetlph on oblalning warranty servrce. can vlevsonic The customer support telephone
numbers are us. and Canada only: t-aoo-saaosae: Irorn outerue the us and canada see
8694976, trom Europe mt trustees—sop. rrem ASlan r Pacrtre Rim countries ass (2) 2l8-4072.
lntemet Email address: vstechovrewsonrocom erWorlo Wide Wehznhpdrwww yrewsonlc corn
2 To ootarn warranty servloe. you will be required to prpvtee (a) the nnginal dated sales sllp, (h) ynul
name. to) your address, to) a desenptron or the proelem, and la) the serial number at the product.
3. Take or ship the pmducl prepard tn the Orlglnal centainerto your vlowSonle dealer. any
Vmonic service center or vl-wsonlc.
4 For addrhorral tnrormatton or the heme or the nearest Vlewsonlc service center, contam your
ersonlc dealer or Vlewsenic,
Limilmirm of tmpllod win-mien:
THERE ARE NO WARRANTtEs. EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WHICH ExTEND BEYOND THE
DESCRIPTION CONTAINED HERElht lNCLUDING THE IMPLlED WARRANTV OF
MERCHANTAmuTv AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Exclullon oi dam-g.
VIEWSONIC‘S LIABIL TV ls uMlTED To THE COST OF REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT or THE
PRODUCT. lewsOmt: SHALL NOT BE LlAsLE FOR:
t. DAMAGE TO OTHER PHOPERTV CAUSED rev ANv DEFECTS IN THE PRODUCT, DAMAGES
BASED UPON lNcONVENlEMCE, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT. LOSS oFTlME, LOSS
or PROFITS, Loss OF EuSlNEss OPPORTUNITY [058 OF stthL. INTERFERENCE
WITH EuslNEss RELATlONsr-ths. OR OTHER COMMERclAL Loss. EVEN IF ADVISED OF
THE FOSS|BILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES
2. ANV OTHER DAMAGES. WHETHER lNClDENTAi, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHERWlsE.
3. Am CLAIM AGAINST THE CUSTOMER BY ANY OTHER PAHTV.
Ethel or net- lwr:
ms warranty gtves you speoillc legal nghls, and you may also have other rights whtcn vary tram state
to state. Some states do not allow limttatlons on Implied warmnlies and/or do not allow the seal n at
tnctdentsl or consequential damages. so the above lrrnttahons and excluslons may not apply to you.
sat.- ouuluo mo u.stA.:
For vlewScrnlc products sold outsrde ol the US A.. contact your VIeutSonlc dealer lorvarramy
lnlnrmallrm and setvrco.
museums
REV 12/31/96
other inlolmalion Viewsam'c VP150
to 55522 3mm
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For ViewSonic“ Customer Suppon:
US. and Canada only
1—800-68846685
From outside US. and Canada
909-869—7976
From Europe
+44 0293) 643-900
From Asian/Pacific Rim countries
386 (2) 248-4072
Technical Support Questions
vslcch@viewsomc.com
Product or Dealer Questions
prodinfo®viewsonicncom
World Wide Web
hup://www.viewsonic.com
ViewSonic" Corporation
381 Brea Canyon Road,
Walnut, CA 91789
Tel (909) 869-7976
Tel (800) 688-6688
Fax (909) 468-1202
TQBE 0281
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