ViewSonic 21013 User Manual 35650
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FACTORY CONTROL NO. 7:7FVD—99-F005
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Power Cord Safety Guidelines
Giullm: Use a power cable that is properly groundad. Always use (he AC curds listed
below for each area : '
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IF THE FITTED MOULDED PLUG IS UNSUITAELE FOR THE SOCKET OUTLET THEN THE
PLUG SHOULD BE CUT OFF AND DISPOSED OF SAFELY,
THEFIE IS A DANGER OF SEVERE ELECTFllC SHOCK lF THE CUT OFF PLUG IS
INSEHTED INTO AN APPROPRIATE SOCKET
ll 3 new plug Is to be fitted. clean oblewe Ihe wiring code as shown below
I! in any doubt. please consul! a qualifmd electrician.
Mm The wire: in this mains lead ant coloured in accnrdrlnce with ihe totlnwing code:
Green—anfl-Y'llcw: Eflflh
Blue: Neutral
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it the coloured wires at me mains lead or this appliance do not correspond with the coloured .
numirqs identifying the terminals in yrrur plug. proceed as tultows:
The wire which l's colaulld GFEEN-AND-VELLOW musl be Dunneclefl lo the lem‘ilnal in the
oIU which gvziatked by the letter E, by Ina Earth symbol-é— er eohuled GREEN or GREEN-
AN YELL
The wire which is cnbured BLUE must be connected In the terminal in the plug which is marked
with the Ieltet N or calcined BLACK The wile which is colnured BROWN must be conneded In
the terminal in the plug wtuch is marked with the letter L at cnlntrred REDt
IMPORTANT NOTICE CONCERNING POWER CORD SELECTION
The power curd set lor this unil has been enclosed and has been selected accurding to
the country or destination and must be used to prevent sledric shock. Use Ihe tutlowing
guidelines it it is necessary to replace the original cord set, or ii the card set is not
endased.
The lemale receptacle ol (he card 99! must meet GEE-22 requirements and will look like
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For Iha united States and Canada
in the United States and Canada the male plug is a NEMA5-15 style (Figure 2). UL listed ,
and CSA labelled. Fur units which are mounted on a aesk er table, type SVT or sit curd
ses may he used. For units which sit an the floor, only SAT lype curd sets may he used.
The card set must he selected according to the current raling tor your unit. Please ccnsull
Table A below (at the selection aiteria tor power cords used in the United states and
Canada.
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I! you have any questions concerning the proper power cord to use, please cnnsult the
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CONTENTS
For Your Records ...........
Power Cord Safcw Guidelines
FCC Information ..........
CE Conformity ............................... " .....
Getting Started
Package Conmnts ................... ,
Precauucms ....... , 5
Quick Insmllalicn‘ . 6
USB OnView' Hos: Software Controls ............................. 5
Ope ratlon
From Conuol Panel ..................................... . . 8
OnView' Main Msnu . . 8
OnView“ Conuols . 4 . . . . 9
USB OnVicw’ Hos! SOfiWaIB Conuols ............................ 13
Other Information
Spccxficalions . , 15
Troubleshooting . 16
Cleaning the MDnlIOF H . 17
Limited Warranty . . . 18
Customer Support. . . A back cnver
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Getting Started
Congratulations on your purchase of a Professional Series ViewSonio P815
monitor! Important: Save the original box and all packing materidlfarfuture
shipping needs.
NOTE: This product was designed for operating in the region Where it was
purchased. Also, the word “Windows" in this user guide refers to the
following Microsoft“ operating systems: Windows 95. Windows 98, Windows
NT (5.0).
Package Contents
Your ViewSonic P815 package includes the following:
_- ViewSonic P815 monitor with USB“ Hub located on the monitor base
- Video cable With 13 pin high density mini D-sub connector
- Power cord
- USB (Universal Serial Bus) cable
- User's Guide
- ViewSonic USB OnView” Host driver diskette
. IN'F installation file on diskette or CD-ROM.
- use (universal Serial Bus) re a peripheral bus standard that allows use peripheral devices to he
automatic-try eontigum when they are attached to a use computer or nut-t use tearnatngy also
permlls mulllple use devices to run Simultaneously, sucn as a use compatible mouse, keyboard,
scanner. digital camera. winter. iuysilctqs). etc.
Precautions
- For the best viewing conditions, sit at least 18" from the monitor.
. AVOID TOUCHING THE SCREEN WITH YOUR FINGERS. Oils from
the skin are difficult to remove.
~ 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 facmg away from direct sunlight to reduce glare.
- Choose a well ventilated area to posrtion your monitor. Do not place
anything on the monitor that prevents adequate dissipation of heat.
- Ensure the area around me monitor is clean and free of moisture.
- Keep the monitor away from magnets. motors, transformers. speakers, and
televisions,
- Do not place heavy objects on the monitor. Video cable. or power cord.
- lf smoke. abnormal noise. or strange odor is present, immediately switch
the monitor off and call your dealer or ViewSonic. It is dangerous to
continue using the monitor.
- Always handle your monitor wid-l care when moving it.
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Quick Installation
1 Write the serial number on the back of the‘monitor in the space provided on
page 1 labeled “Far your records“ and register your monitor’s warranty on
the internet at http://www.viewsonicocom.
2 Read the Precautions section thorout’hly before insta g the monitor.
e s the com uter and the mo tor are both turned ef e
33 PC users: Attach the Video Cable to a Video lnputhport on the monitor (see
below). Then connect me other end to your computer.
at: Macintosh” users: A Macintosh computer requires a ViewSonic“ Macintosh
adapter (part No. VMAC-l). To order an adapter. contact ViewSome
Customer Support, See the back cover of this manual. You will need to '
provide the serial number of your monitor.
4 Plug the attached Monitor Base Card from AC OUT (shown below) to the
monitor's AC IN port.
5 Attach the power cord to the back of the monitor's has: (AC IN). Then plug
the other end of the power cord into the power source (wall socket).
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Quick Installation, continued
6 To use the USB Hub, connect the supplied USB cable from the USB output
on your computer to the USB Input (upstream port) on file rear of the
monitor bases
7 Connect any USB device(s) into any of the monitor USB outputs
(downstream ports) on the side of the base.
5 Turn the computer on. Then, press the POWER button on the front of the
monitor ON. (The Power light will turn greent) '
9 Adjust the user controls to suit your personal preference, See the Operation
section, and if mere are any problems, see the Troubles/roaring section.
Important: To set the resolution, see your computer's or graphics card's
user guide for instructions. For a list of Preset Timing Modes and the pre-
atljusted screen resolution for this monitor. see Preset‘l'tming Modes in the
Specifications section.
Installation is complete! Enjoy your new monitor!
USB OnView® Host Software Installation
(for WindowsQ 98 & Windows 95 OSFt-2.1)
lfeither Windows 98 or Windows 95 OSR~2J operating system is installed in
your computer, you have the option of attaching USE peripheral devices
(mouse, keyboard, etc) to your computer, as well as adjusting the screen
image by using the ViewSonic' USB OnView Host software To complete the
USE installation, do the following:
1 Follow Quick Installation steps I-S listed shove.
2 install the ViewSonic USE OnV'iew Host software and USB Driver
software by following the instructions on the Readme file located on the
installation diskette.
3 Plug the uprtrmm (square) connector of the USB cable into the USB
INPUT port on the base of the monitor. Then plug the downstream
(rectangular) connector into an upstream USB INPUT port on your
computer.
4 Plug your choice of USB peripheral devices ( mouse, keyboard, scanner,
etc.) into any downstream (rectanglzr) pons on the monitor ( tour on the
side)
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' Operation
To adjust the manilor, folluw the numbered stcps in scqucnc: as shown below.
Front Control Panel
Button [1]
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Menu to highlight
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Ptcss button [I] to display the Main Mcnu shown below.
Press butth [2] for an individual control screen.
At each individual central screen, press‘lhz [V] or [A] to make adjustments.
Press button [ l] to save changes and exit the screamThc Main Menu also
automatically disappears approximately in 20 seccnds llflcr pressing any button.
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Changes are automatically saved when [1] is pressed.
OnView" Controls
Contrast I Brightness: Press button [2] to toggle between
Contrast and Brightness as shown below
0 Contrast adjusts foreground white level‘of screen image.
NOTE: Pressing the [V] and [A] buttons simultaneously
increases Contrast to its maximum.
NOTE: You can also access the Contrast control by pressing
either [V] or [A] before accessing the Main Menu.
20: Brlghtness adjusts background black level of screen image.
Press [V] or [A] to adjust.
NOTE: Pressing the [V] and [A] buttons simultaneously
tetums Brightness to its factory preset level,
Shortcut. Before displaying the OnWew menu, press the [V]
or [A] button. Press [V] or [A] to adjust. Press button [2] to
toggle between Brightness and Contrast
Size & Position: Press button [2] to select one of the following
controls to adjust
@ Zoom expands and contracts the entire screen image.
[7] contracts the image, [A] expands the image.
3! Horizontal Position adjusts the horizontal position of the
screen image. [V] moves screen image left, [A] moves
screen image right,
Horizontal Size ad‘usts the width of the screen imaoei
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[V] decreases width. [A] increases width.
L_i Vertical Position adjusts the vertical position of me screen
image. [7] moves screen image down, [A] moves screen
image up.
E Vertical Size adjusts the height ofvhe screen.
[7] decreases height of screen image. [A] increases height of
screen image.
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Changes are automatically saved when [1] is pressed.
fl Geometry: Press button [2] to select one of the following controls
to adjust.
11 Vertical Pincushion straightens vertical sides of the screen,
(71 curves vertical edges inward, [A] curves vertical edges
outward.
CK Side Pinoushion Balance curves the screen's vertical edges
to the left or right. [V] curves vertical edges to the left, [A]
curves vertical edges to the right.
D Trapezoid makes vertical edges of the screen image parallel.
[V] narrows top and widens bottom, [A] widens top and
narrows bottom.
0 Parallelogram slants vertical edges of the screen to the left
or right. [V] slants vertical edges to the left, [A] slants vertical
edges to the right.
Advanced Geometry: Press button [A] to charge the sub OSD
screen. Press button [2] to select one of the following controls to adjust.
‘ D Top Hooking The image can be corrected for vertical
6 pincushion distortion in top hooking.
E Bottom Hook The image can be corrected for vertical
\ pincush ion distortion in the bottom hooking.
S1 Hourglass The image can be corrected for vertical
pincushion distortion in the Hourglass.
$2 Hourglass Bal The image can be corrected for vertical
pincushion distortion in the Hourglass Ba].
YER Tilt: rotates entire screen image. [V] rotates screen counter—
clockwise. [A] rotates screen clockwise,
NOTE: Pressing the [V] and [A] buttons simultaneously adjuSts
rotation to its factory preset level.
ViewMatch‘a Color: adjusts the color temperature.
1) Use the [V] and [A] buttons to select 1: 9300“ K + 8 MPCD,
2; 7500° K, 3: 6500" K, 4: 50006 K. 5: 9300n K + 27 MPCD, or 6:
User Color.
2) If you select 6: User Color, press button [2] to display the USER
COLOR adjustment screen. '
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Changes are automatically saved when [I] is pressed,
User Color Level: adjusts the colorimensity of individual colors.
[AI increases the amount of color in the image, [V] decreases the
nmountoi'color in the imager
NOTE: Press button [2] to select the red, green. orblue controll
5] fl ViewMetef’I Degauss: Press button [2] to toggle between
ViewMeter and Degauss.
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ViewMeter displays the frequency signal input (horizonml
scan and refresh rate) coming from the graphics card in your
computer. See yaur vtdea card's user guide for more details.
(Input Selection) : To switch between a computer
connected to the D‘Sub port (A) and a computer connected to
the BNC ports (B), press [V] or [A].
fl Degauss removes the build-up of magnetic fields that can
affect color purity and convergence. Press the [2] button to
degxuss.
0 Memory Recall: If the monitor is operating in rt factory preset
timing mode (see page 15), this control will reset die image to the
factory preset sine, position and geometry settings. If the monitor is
operating in a user defined mode, this control has no effect.
1,16) Video Input Signal Level: changes the video input signal level to
match the computer‘s signal level.
W‘éé Moire Reduction: Press button [2] to toggle between Horizontal
and Vertical Moire controls.
W Horizontal Moira adjusts horizontal lines caused by
interference between the phosphor dot pitch and scanning line
pitchr [A] increases the amount of adjustment, [V] decreases
the amount ofadjustment.
CAUTION: Overcon'ection of moire can affect the picture
quality.
a§§ Vertical Moire adjusts vertical lines caused by interference
berween the phosphor dot pitch and video pattern.
[A] increases the amount of adjustment, [V] decreases the
amount of adjusnnent.
CAUTION: Over-correction of moire can affect the picture
quality.
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Changes are automatically saved when ii] is pressed.
E l%] Convergence: Press [2] button to toggle between Horizontal
Convergence and Vertical Convergence controls. Convergence is
affected by geomagnetism, Use this function when convergence error
occurs after moving the monitor or changing the screen angle .
E Horizontal Convergence Horizontal convergence of the
image (color fringing) can be adjusted.
NOTE; If the [V] and {A} buttons are pressed at the same
time on the H. Convergence adjustment screen, the standard
level (50) will be set. Press the [A] button to move red to the
right and blue to the left. Press the [V] button to move red to
the left and blue to the right.
lg] Vertical Convergence Vertical convergence of the image
(color fringing) can be adjusted.
NOTE: If the [V] and [A] buttons are pressed at the same
time on the V. Convergence adjustment screen. the standard
level (50) will be set Press the [A] button to move red
downwards and blue upwards Press the [V] button to move
red upwards and blue downwards
E E] Llneatlty Center I Edge: Press [2] button to toggle between
Linearity Center and Linearity Edge controls.
Linearity Center: The image can be adjusted for vertical
linearity in the center.
NOTE: Ifthe [V] and [A] buttons are pressed at the same
time on the Linearity - C adjustment screen, the standard level
will be set. Press the [A] button to make the center linearity
narrower. Press the [7] button to make the center linearity
wider,
2] Linearity Edge: The image can be adjusted for vertical
linearity in the edge.
NOTE: If the [V] and [A] buttons are pressed at die same
time on the Linearity - E adjustment screen, the standard level
will be set. Press the [A] button to make the bottom linearity
widen Press m: [V] bunon to make the top lmeanry narrower.
7g $- 050 Language! Position:
7 «1 Language Selection: allows the user to choose the
language in which the control names are displayed.
fie OSD Position: Press the [2] button to reposition the OSD.
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Self-Test: When there is no signal input (because the cable is not
connected or no video signal is coming from the computer), or the
monitor is in power saving mode. the self-test screen can be called
by pressing me [I], [V], [A]. or [1] button. An en‘or message screen
appears when the horizontal or vertical sync signal is outside of the
permitted ranger
USB OnView" Host Software Controls
(forwindows° 98 & Windows 95 OSR-2.1)
You can use your computer mouse to adjust the ViewSanic' USE OnVicw
Host Software Controls as an alternative to using many of the traditional
OnView controls (pages 8-12) to adjust the screen image of your monitor.
NOTE : Before you can use these USB soflwnre features, you must first
install the ViewSonit" USB OnView Host Software driver [see page 7).
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Save Changes
anon Changes
Apply Changes
USB On View Host Main Menu
0 Contrast Control
“15“ Brightness Control
13 H / v Position Control
8 HIV Size Control Vertical Moire Reduction
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Parallelogram Control
\@ Tilt Control
5 Horizontal Moire Reduction
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Vertical Pusnion
Control
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Venical Size
Control
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Control
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Alignment Control Sub-Menu
Facmry Preset Calm 7
Temperatures
User Calm /
Red Cunlrol
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Spectfications
CRT Type 21'( 20.0’ vtawahie diagonal),
0.25 mm Del Pitch. 90‘ deflection
Gian Surface Superc‘w’”,AHAG'(anw=1leclien, anti-gram)
Input Signal Vbao R65 Analog. HV Sewaled (T'r’L),
Composilu. Symgm.
Sync lnzw~ll5kHz.l,:50-150Hl
Cumpmbimy PC Up En MOO x1280 NV"
Mactmosn'" Pmr Macinwm'. up (a 1500 x 12m
Maxlmum Refresh
1500): 1290 NI@ 85 HI
1024 x 763 NI @ 142 Hz
Rat-s" 1500x1200 mg) 91Hz eon x soom©1au Hz
1230x1024 NIQ to; H2 640 x «some: ten Hz
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Powcr mugs AC (00 - 240 VAC 501 an H1
Dlsplay Area 05mm 395 mm (H) x 297 mm (V) (Typicat)
Full Scan 406 mm (H) x 304 mm M (Depends on stgnal liming)
Oparattng Temperature 01 ‘F |e 95 ‘F (5 =c (035 q
confllrlans Humidity 551 m was (no condemns")
Altitude To 1000010111
Storage Tmyamra In 01 to ‘F t-zoc to 460°C)
emaitlens Hunvdin 5-1. to sir/o (no cum-matron)
Amtude To 40,000 (Isl
Dimenslans myaieai (monitor) 493 mm (W) x 5015 mm (H) x 456 mm (D;
19.5 - (W) x 19.1 "0-0 x 19.1 ' (D)
w-tgnt Mel 17.5 k| (50.11 m)
Reguialluns UL. 13A. Tuwss, CE. SEMKO, NEMKO. DEMKO. '
wac. NOM. 01:15. min
01-116. F005. lea. vent-a, Beta.
out-rs Too 139. MPH II. 54511“ Sun’, ISMZM-S
Puwev swing - an <1 in w iyp'ut (green LED)
man's DPMSmstana By < to w (amigo LED)
DFMS Suspend < m W(nr1nqe LED)
opus on < 3 w (orange LED)
Fresal Tlming Modes (The monitor has been pmadlusted to VESA' 1500 x 1200 @ as Hz)
VGA 540 x A80 @ 50 Hz VESA (250 X 1026 @ 75 H1. 85 HZ
VESA mm x 5011 @ 55 Hz VESA 15m x 12110 @ 75 Hz, as Hz
VESA 11124 x 755 @ 35 Hz Macintusn' 1152 x am 13> 75 Hz
" Macintosh compuls/ requtres WEWSDIH'L‘ Macinlmh adapter. 117 mar an adapter, contact
cusramer support. Sea m; back coma/this manual. You mimeed to provide the serial number
on your monitor.
- Wamlng: Du no! so! ”I! graph/u clldlfl your tampulfl to Exceed mm mlxlmum rarresn
mes. Dolng at: my resull in permanent daring- to in. monitor.
" up to 1500 x 12011 for FCC class B.
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. ~ Make sure that video input signals are within monitor‘s specltled lrequency range.
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Troubleshooting
No power
- Press Power button ON.
Make sure that AIC power cord is securely connected to the back or the monilor and
to a power outlet.
. Plug another electrlc device (like a radio) into power outlet to verily that outlet is
supplying proper voltage.
Power on but no screen image
~ Make sure that video cable provided lor monitor is tightly secured to video output
port on oaok or computer. Il other and or video cable ls not attached permanently to
monitor. tightly secure it to monitor.
- Adiusl the onghtness and contrast.
~ Check this user's guide to see ii an adapter is required ror proper signal continuity
between graphics card and monitor.
Flickering
~ Not enough power supplied. Connect monitor to - dinerent outlet. ll using surge
protector, reduce number or devices plugged in.
- Check VlewMeteflto verlty that the relresh rate (vertical lroquency) is 75 H1 or
higher. See the Speclllcations section.
- Make sure that graphics card In your computer can use non-interlaced mode at
desired lrequencies. To enable your graphics card to support higher relresh rates.
try selecting tewer colors or running lower resolutions.
Remo any devices lrom area around monitorthat emit magnetic fields. such as
radios. surge protectors, unshielded speakers, fluorescent lights, ACpower
converters, desk lans. etc.
Wrong or abnormal colors
- ll any colors (red. green, or blue) are missing, check video cable to make sure that ll -
is securely connected. Loose pins in the cable connector could cause a bad
connection.
- Connect monltor to another computer.
Turn monitor OFF. wall one minute. then turn ON again. Do this only once.
Il you have an older graphits card. contact customer supporl tor a HOWDDC
adapter.
Enlire screen image scrolls (rolls) vertlcally
- Try monilor wrtn anolher power source, graphics card. or computer system,
Connect vrdeu cable securely. .
Control buttons do nol work
~ Press only one button at a time.
USB (Universal Serial Bus) lunctlons do not work
~ Make sure that USB cable is securely and correctly installed.
. Make sure that the appropriate USEcsupporled operating system is installed in your
computer.
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Cleaning the Monitor
- MAKE SURE THE MONITOR IS TURNED'OFF,
- NEVER SPRAY OR POUR ANY LIQUID DIRECTLY ONTO Tl-I'E
SCREEN OR CASE.
To clean the
1 Wipe the screen “lid! 3 clean, soft, linbfree cloth. This removes dust and
screen:
other particles
2 lf still not clean, apply a small amoum of mm. non-aleghgl
based glass cleaner onto a clean. soft, lint-free cloth. and wipe the screen.
To clean the
case
1 Us: a soft, dry cloth.
2 If still not clean, apply a small amount of nanammcnia, non-alcnho]
based, mild non-abrasive detergent onto a clean. soft, lint-free cloth, then
wipe the
DISCLAIMER
surface.
ViewSonlc does not recnmmend (he use of any ammonia or alcghol-based
cleaners on the monitor screen or case Some chemleal cleaners have
been reported to damage the screen and/or case 01 the monitoerewSonic
will not be llable tor damage resulting 1mm use at any ammonia or alcahol—
based cleaners.
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