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  • Page 1

    TABL E OF CONTENTS Speci a l note s on LCD monitor s ................................................. .1 Infor m at i on f or your s a fe t y and comfor t ................................. .2 Unp a c k in g .................................................................................. .5 A t taching / Removing the b a s e .....................[...]

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    EN-1 P 22 1 W SPECIAL NOTES O N LCD MONITORS T h e fo l l o wi n g sympto m s a r e n o r m al w i t h L C D mo n itor a n d d o n o t i n d ic a t e a problem. NOTES · D u e to t h e nature o f t h e fl u or e s c e n t l i g ht , th e s c r e en m a y fl i c k er d u r i ng i n itia l u se . T urn o ff t h e Po w er S w itc h a n d th e n turn i[...]

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    P 22 1 W EN-2 In fo rma t ion fo r yo u r sa f ety and comfort Safe t y instru c tions R ea d th e s e in s tr u ct i on s c a r ef ul l y. K ee p t his do c um e nt fo r f u tu re re f e r en c e. F o ll o w a ll w a rn i ng s an d i ns t ru c ti o n s m a r ke d o n t h e pr o du c t. CAUT I ON for pl u g as disc o nnecting devi ce O b s er v e t[...]

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    EN-3 P 22 1 W Product s ervicing Do n o t a tt e mp t t o s e rv i c e th i s p ro d uc t y o ur se l f , a s o p en in g o r r e mo v in g c o v er s may ex po se y ou to d an g er ous vo l t age p oi n ts or ot he r ri sk s . R e f er al l s e rv i ci n g t o q u al if ied s e rv i c e p e rs o nn e l. Un pl u g t hi s p r od u ct fr o m t h e w [...]

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    P 22 1 W EN-4 - - --- - -- - --- - --- - -- - --- - -- - --- - -- - --- - --- - -- - --- - -- - --- - -- - --- - --- - -- - --- - -- - --- - -- - --- - --- - -- - --- - -- W a rn i ng ! W e d o n o t re c o mm e nd us i ng th e p r od u ct on a c ou c h o r be d . I f t h is is u na v o id a bl e , w or k f o r o nl y s h or t p e ri o ds , t ake b[...]

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    EN-5 P 22 1 W · L C D Mo n itor UNP A CKING P l e a se c h e c k th e f o l l ow i n g i te m s ar e p rese n t wh e n yo u u np a c k the b o x, a n d save t h e p a c ki n g m a teri a ls i n c as e you w i l l n e e d t o sh i p o r tr a nsp o rt t h e m o nitor i n future. · User Manual · A C P ow e r C o rd · 15 - pin D - Sub C a ble · Q [...]

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    P 22 1 W EN-6 Attaching / Removing the Base I n s t a l l: A l i g n th e r e l e as e b utto n o n the b o ttom of the m o nitor w it h the corre s ponding s l ots on t h e b ott o m o f th e b ase. Remove: D e press the re l e a se b u tt o n as i n d i cate d first before re m ovin g the b a s e a n d f o ll o w th e a rr o w d i re c t i on t o[...]

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    EN-7 P 22 1 W CON N ECTING TH E POWE R CORD · C h e c k first t o m ak e sur e that the p o w e r c ord yo u use is t h e corr e ct type r e q u ir e d for yo u r a r e a. · T h is m o n i t o r h as a u n iversa l p o w e r su p p l y th a t al l o w s o p e r a ti o n in e i t h er 1 0 0/1 2 0V AC or 2 20 / 240 V A C volt a ge are a . N o u s e[...]

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    P 22 1 W EN-8 Power saving T h e mo n itor w i l l b e d rive n i n t o P o w e r Savi n g” m o de by t h e c o ntro l s i g n al fro m t h e d i sp l ay c o ntr o ll e r , as i nd i c a t e d b y th e a m b er - c o lor p o w er L E D. T h e p o wer sav i n g states w il l b e k e p t unti l a c o ntro l si g na l h as b e e n d e t e cted or th[...]

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    EN-9 P 22 1 W P I N N O . DE SC R I PT IO N P I N N O . DE SC R I PT ION 1 . Re d 9 . + 5V 2 . G r e e n 1 0 . L og i c G r ou nd 3 . B l u e 1 1 . M on it o r G r o und 4 . M on it o r G r o u n d 1 2 . D DC -S e ri a l D a ta 5 . D D C -r e t u r n 1 3 . H - Sy nc 6 . R - G r ou n d 1 4 . V - Sy nc 7 . G - G r oun d 1 5 . D D C - S e ri a l C l o[...]

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    P 22 1 W E N-10 2 4 - P in C o lor D is p l a y Si g n a l C a b le P I N M ea n i n g P I N M ea n i ng 1 . T M D S D a t a2 - 1 3 . T M D S Da t a3+ 2 . T M D S D a t a2 + 1 4 . + 5 V Po w er 3. T M D S D a t a 2 /4 S h i e ld 1 5. G N D ( r e t u r n f or + 5V h s y n c . v s y n c) 4 . T M D S D a t a4 - 1 6 . H o t P l ug D e t e ct 5 . T M D [...]

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    E N - 1 1 C S N A j e L . S c S i i u 5 3u 3 S c 5S S S L LS S yDv S g D c S S P22 1 W 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 XGA SXGA XGA VGA SVGA WSXGA+ EGA SXGA SXGA+ UXGA WXGA WXGA+ XGA SVGA VGA 640*480@60Hz 640*480@72Hz 640*480@75Hz 800*600@56Hz 800*600@60Hz 800*600@72Hz 800*600@75Hz 1024*768@60Hz 1024*768@70Hz 1024*768@75Hz 1152*864@75Hz 1280*96[...]

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    P 22 1 W E N-12 INSTALLATION T o i nsta l l th e m on i t o r to y o ur h o st system , p le a s e f o l l o w t h e st e ps a s g iven below: Steps 1 . 1 - 1 C o n n ect V i d e o C a b le a . Mak e sure b oth th e m on i t o r a n d c o m p uter are p o w ered - OFF. b . C on n e c t th e VGA v i de o c a b le t o t h e c o mp u t e r. 1 - 2 D i [...]

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    E N-13 P 22 1 W USE R C ONTR OLS Front Pan e l C o ntr o ls 1 . P o w e r Sw i t c h: T o tur n O N o r OFF th e p o w e r. 2 . P o w e r L E D: L i g h ts u p t o i n d ic a t e t h e po w er is turne d O N. 3 . E m p o weri n g / E x i t: 1 ) W h e n O S D m e n u i s i n active st a t u s, t h is b u tto n w i l l a c t as EXI T -K E Y ( EXIT OS[...]

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    P 22 1 W E N-14 1 . A c er e Co l or M an a gem e nt If sel e cte d t o “ Ac e r eC o l o r Ma n a g em e nt “ item , w il l a p p ear the A c er eC o lor” O SD HOW TO ADJ U ST A SETTING 1 . Press th e M E N U - b utto n to activat e th e OSD wi n d o w. 2 . Press < o r > t o s e l e ct t h e d esir e d f u ncti o n. 3 . Press th e MEN [...]

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    E N-15 P 22 1 W · A c er e Color M a nag e men t OSD Ac e r eColor M a nagement Step 1 : P r e ss “ K e y “ to o p e n t h e A c er e C ol o r M a na g e m e n t O S D a nd a c c e ss t h e sc e n a ri o m o d es Step 2 : Press “ < “ o r “ > ” t o sel e ct the m o de Step 3 : Press “ Key “ t o c onfirm th e m o d e a n d run [...]

  • Page 17

    P 22 1 W E N-16 I . O nly A na l o g I n p u t Mo d el 2 . USER If se l ecte d t o “ USER ” i te m , w i ll a p pe a r t h e St a nd a r d O SD · F e atu r es and Benef i ts[...]

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    E N-17 P 22 1 W · A D JU S TI N G TH E P IC T U RE T h e descri p ti o ns f o r f u ncti o n c o n trol L E DS I I . On l y D u al I n put Mo d el M a in Menu i c on Sub M enu ic on S ub M e nu i t em D e scr i p ti on Con t r a st A d j u sts t h e c on t r a st b e tw een t he f o r eg r ound and b a c kg r ound o f t he s c r een i m age. B ri [...]

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    P 22 1 W E N-18 Ma in Me nu I c on S ub M enu I c on S u b Me nu I t em De s c r i p t i on H . P o s i t i on A d j u st t h e ho r i z on t a l po s iti o n. ( a va i l ab l e i n A n a l o g m ode o n l y) V . Po s i t i on A d j u st t h e ve rt i c a l p o si t i o n. ( a va i l ab l e i n A n a l o g m ode o n l y) N / A W a rm Se t t he c o [...]

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    E N-19 P 22 1 W M a in M enu I c on S ub M enu I c on S ub M enu It em D e s c r i p t i on H. Po siti on A d j u st t he ho ri z on t a l po siti on o f t he O S D. V. Po siti on A d j u st t he v e rti c a l po siti on o f t he O S D. O SD T i m eout A d j u st t he O S D tim eou t. N / A A na l o g S e l e c t i npu t si gna l fr o m ana l og ( [...]

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    P 22 1 W E N-20 (V G A Mod e) TROUBL ESHOO TING B e f o re s e nd i n g your LCD m o nitor f o r s e rv i c i ng , p le a s e c h e c k th e tro u b l e- s h o o ti n g l i st b e lo w to se e i f yo u c a n s e lf - d i ag n ose th e p ro b l e m. Prob l e m s C u r re n t Stat u s Re m edy N o P i c tu re L E D O N · U si ng O S D , ad j us t b [...]

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    E N-21 P 22 1 W (DVI Mode) P r o b l em s C u rre n t S tat u s Re m edy N o P i c t u re L E D O N · U s i n g O S D , a d j u s t br i g h tn e s s a nd c o ntrast t o m a x im u m or r e set to t he ir d e fa u lt s e t t i n g s. L E D O F F · C he c k th e p ow e r s wi tch. · C he c k if AC p o w e r c o r d i s pro pe rly c o n ne c t e d[...]