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Impor tant Please read PRECA UTIONS, thi s User ’ s Ma nual, and t he Setup Gui de ( sep arate volume) carefully to f amilia riz e yourself wi th safe a nd ef fec tive usag e. • Please refe r to the Se tup Guid e for basic info rma tion ra nging from connec tio n of the moni tor to a PC to using t he monit or . • The lat est User ’ s Ma nua[...]
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2 No par t of thi s manual may be reproduc ed, stored in a retrieval system, or transmit ted, in an y for m or by any means, electr onic, mec hanical, or oth er wis e, without the pr ior wr it ten permis sion of EIZO NANAO COR POR A TION . EIZ O NA N AO CORPOR A TIO N is under no oblig ation to hold any submit ted material or infor matio n con d[...]
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3 Notice for this monitor Aside f rom gener al pu r p oses l ike cr eati ng doc ume nts, v iewi ng multi med ia conte nt, th is pro duct is a lso su ited to applicat ions such as g r aphics c reat ion and d igital photo p roce ssing, where a ccu r ate color repro duct ion is a pr iorit y . Th is pr oduct ha s be en adjust ed sp eci cally for use[...]
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4 Cleani ng At te nt io n • Che mica ls such a s alcohol a nd ant ise pt ic solution m ay caus e gloss va r iat ion, t a r n ishi ng, a nd fa di ng of the c abine t or pa nel, and a lso qu al it y det er iora tion of the i ma ge. • Never use a ny t hi n ner, be nz ene, wa x, a nd ab ra sive c lea ne r, which may da ma ge the c abine t or pa nel[...]
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5 CON TENTS C ON TEN TS Cover ............................................................. 1 Not ic e for t hi s mon ito r ............................................. 3 CONTENTS ............................................................. 5 Chapt er 1 Int rodu ct ion ....................................... 6 1- 1. Feat ure s ...................[...]
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6 Chapter 1 Int rodu cti on C hapter 1 Intro duct ion Th an k you ver y much for choosing an EI ZO Color Monitor . 1 - 1 . F eatures • 22” wide for mat LCD (C G223 W ) / 24” wide form at LCD ( CG24 3 W ) • Wide col or ga mut of 9 5% o f Adobe R GB ( CG223 W ) / 98% ( CG24 3W) • Applicable to the re solution o f 1 680 dots x 1 050 line s ([...]
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7 Chapter 1 Int rodu cti on 1 -2. Controls and F unct ions Ex. CG243W (H eight adjustable st and) 16 12 19 18 17 11 13 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 POWER INPUT 1 Sens or (AutoEc o V iew) Detec ts amb ient br ightn ess. Auto Ec o V iew fu ncti on 2 but ton Swi tches i nput sig nals for d isplay whe n more t han t wo PCs a re co nnec ted to the m onito[...]
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8 Chapter 1 Int rodu cti on 1 - 3. Utilit y Disk A n “EI ZO LCD Uti lit y Disk ” ( CD -R OM ) is supplied w ith t he monitor. The follo wi ng t able sho ws t he disk c ontent s and t he ov er view of the soft wa re prog ra ms. ● D isk conten ts and sof t war e ov er view The d isk i ncludes applicat ion so f t wa re prog ra ms for adjust me n[...]
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9 Chapter 1 Int rodu cti on 1 - 4. Basic Operation and F u nc tions Basic operation of Adjustment menu 1 Displa ying Adjustment Menu Pre ss . The a djust ment me nu appea rs. Cur rent mod e Menu t itle Set tings Menu Item 2 A djusting/Set ting 1 . Choose a me nu to adju st / set w ith , and pr ess . 2. Choose a n item t o adjust /set with , a nd pr[...]
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1 0 C hapter 1 Intr oduc tio n Sho wing But ton Guide Pre ss t he f ront butt ons ( except butt on ), the but ton g u ide appea rs a bov e t he but ton. ( W hen u sing t he monitor wit h "P or tr ait" position , the but ton g u ide appe ar s next to t he but ton. ) NOT E • T he but ton g u ide wi ll c onti nue t o appe a r whi le the Ad[...]
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1 1 Chapter 1 Int rodu cti on F unct ions The following t able sho ws al l the Adjust ment menu’ s adjust ment a nd set ti ng menu s. Mai n Menu Ite m Adjus ting /Se tt ing Col or Br ight ness “ 2- 3. Co lor Adj ustme nt ” ( page 18 ) Cont rast T emp eratur e Gamm a Advanc ed Set tings Hue Satur ation Out line Enhanc er Gain Blac k Le[...]
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1 2 Chapte r 2 Adjusti ng Scr een C hapter 2 A djus t in g Screen 2 - 1 . Sett ing S creen Resol ut ion Compatible Resolutions/F requencies The mon itor su ppor t s the follo w i ng resolutions. A nalog Input Resolu ti on App lic abl e signa l F re que ncy Dot Cloc k CG223W C G2 43W 6 40× 48 0 VGA 60 Hz 1 70M Hz (Ma x. ) √ √ 720×4 0 0 VGA TE [...]
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1 3 Chapter 2 Ad justing S cre en Sett ing Res olution W hen you con nect t he mon itor to the P C and nd th at the re solution is impro per, or when yo u wa nt to change t he resolution, follow the proce du re belo w . ● W indows 7 1 . R ight-click the mous e any where on t he desk t op except for icons. 2. From the d isplayed menu, click ?[...]
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1 4 Chapte r 2 Adjustin g Scr een 2 -2. Displa ying S creen Correc tly Digital Input W hen d igita l signal s are i nput, i mage s are d isplayed cor re ctly bas ed on the p reset d at a of the monitor. W hen pe r form i ng adva nced a djust ment, se e “2- 3 Color Ad ju st ment ” ( page 1 8 ) a nd subseq uent pages. Analog Input At te nt io n ?[...]
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1 5 Chapter 2 Ad justing S cre en 2 P repare the display patt ern for the analog display adjustment . Win dows 1 . Loa d the “ EIZO L CD Util ity D isk” t o your PC. 2. Sta r t t he “Scr een Adjust ment Uti lit y” f rom t he st ar t u p menu. If it ca n not be st ar ted , ope n the scre en a djust ment pat te r n les. Ot her t han W indo[...]
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1 6 C hapter 2 Adjus ting Sc reen 4 P er for m advanced adjustments for t he following us ing the < Screen> menu of the <Analog Adjustment> . Adj u st the clock, ph ase a nd position, i n t his ord er . ● T o elimina te ver tic al bar s [C lo ck] Proce dure 1 . Choose < Clock> from t he <An alog Ad jus tme nt > menu, a nd [...]
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1 7 Chapter 2 Ad justing S cre en 5 A djust the color grad ation. ● T o adju st color gr adat ion auto matic ally [Rang e Adjustm ent] E ver y c ol or g r ad ation (0 to 25 5) ca n be d isplay e d by adjust ing t he signa l out put lev el. Proce dure 1 . Display Patt er n 2 i n f u ll scr een on t he mon itor usi ng the “Sc ree n Adjustme nt Ut[...]
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1 8 Ch apter 2 Adjust ing Sc reen 2 - 3. C olor Adj ustment ● T o selec t th e display mod e ( Colo r Mode) Color M od e allows y ou to s elect easily t he ade quat e mode su itable for the monitor’ s ap plication. Colo r Mod e Mo de Pur pos e 1- Custom Av ailable f or the color settings according to your pref erence. 2-sRG B Suitable f or colo[...]
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1 9 Chapter 2 Ad justing S cre en ● T o pe r for m advance d adjust ment s The < Color> menu o f t he Ad ju st ment menu al lo ws you to set a nd save the inde pe ndent color adjust ment for each mode. At te nt io n • W ait 30 mi nut es or mor e f rom mon itor p ow e r on before st a r t ing t he color a djust me nt. ( A llow the m onit o[...]
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20 Chapter 2 Ad justing S cre en ● T o adju st the br ight ness [Br ight ness] The s cre en br ight ness i s adjust ed by cha ngi ng the br ight ne ss of the back light ( Light sour ce f rom the L CD back pa nel) . Adj u st able range: 0 to 1 0 0% Proce dure 1 . Choose < Color> from t he Adj u st ment menu , and pr ess . 2. Choose <Br ig[...]
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2 1 Chapter 2 Ad justing S cre en ● T o adju st the ga mma value [Gamm a ] The g am ma va lue can be a djuste d. T he lum i na nce of the monitor va r ies de pend ing on t he i nput si g n al, how ever, the var iat ion rate is not prop or t ional to t he input sig nal. T o keep t he bala nce bet wee n the i nput signa l and t he lum i na nce of t[...]
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22 Chapter 2 A djustin g Scr een ● T o enhanc e the ou tline of t he imag e [Outline E nhancer] Outl i neEn hanc er f u nct ions to e mphasi ze outli ne of the i mages by emph asiz i ng the color dif ferenc e bet ween pi xe ls c omposi ng the i mages. T h is may imp rov e t he text u re of the mat er ial a nd its feel of the im ages. On t he cont[...]
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23 Chapter 2 Ad justing S cre en ● T o adju st six color s [6 Colors] The hue a nd sat u rat ion ca n be adjust ed for each of six colors: Magenta , Red, Y ello w , G ree n, Cya n, a nd Blue . Adj u st able range: - 1 00 t o 1 00 Proce dure 1 . Choose < Color> from t he Adj u st ment menu , and pr ess . 2. Choose <Advance d Set ti ngs &g[...]
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24 Chapter 2 Ad justin g Scre en 2 - 4 . Displa ying Lo wer R esolutions ● T o chang e screen si ze [Scre en Siz e ] The i ma ge with t he resolution othe r th an t he recom me nded re solution is displayed in f u ll sc ree n automat ically . Y ou ca n cha nge the sc reen si ze by usi ng <Scre en Siz e> f rom <Sc ree n> menu. Me nu Fu[...]
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25 Chapter 3 S ett ing Mo nitor C hapter 3 Sett ing M onitor 3 - 1 . E nabling/Disabli ng Mod e Selection [Mode Pres et ] Al lo ws you to select t he spe cied mo des on ly . Use th is f u nction when a ll t he display modes a re not available or when keepi ng the d isplay mode u nchanged . Proce dure 1 . Choose < T ools> f rom t he Adjust [...]
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26 Chapter 3 Set ti ng Mo nitor 3 - 3. Set ting the EIZO L ogo Displa y [Logo ] The EI ZO logo appea r s on the d isplay when t u r ni ng on t he monitor. Th is f u nct ion allows y ou to d isplay , or not, t he EIZO logo . Proce dure 1 . Pre ss to t u r n off t he monit or . 2. Pre ss hol d ing down at le ast 2 se conds t o t u r n on the mon itor[...]
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27 Chapter 3 S ett ing Mo nitor 3 - 5. Set ting Language [ L angua g e ] Th is f u nct ion allows yo u t o select a lang u age for the adjust me nt menu or dis playing me ssage. Select able languages English /Ger ma n / French /Span ish / Ital ian /Sw ed ish /Japane se /Simplied C hi nese /Trad itional Ch i nese Proce dure 1 . Choose <Menu Se[...]
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28 Chapter 3 Set ti ng Mo nitor 3 - 7 . Set ting the Displa y P osition of the A djustment Menu [Menu P osition ] Adj u st the me nu position usi ng the follo w ing p roced ur e. Proce dure 1 . Choose <Menu Set t ings > f rom t he Ad ju st ment menu , and pre ss . 2. Choose <Menu Posi t ion> fr om the <Menu Set ti ngs> me nu, a nd[...]
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29 Chapter 4 Power S aving Functio n C hapter 4 P ow er Sa ving F un c tion 4 - 1 . Set t ing the P ower Sa ving [P ower S av e ] Th is f u nct ion allows yo u t o set the mon itor i nto t he pow e r savi ng mode ac cordi ng to t he PC st at us. W hen t he monitor e nter s the p ow er s avi ng mode, no im age is dis play ed on t he scr een . At te [...]
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30 Chapter 4 Power S aving Functio n 4 -2 . Set t ing P ow er Indicator [P ower Indicat or] The b r ight ness of the power ind icator ( blue ) when t he scre en is d isplayed can be a djuste d ( defau lt set ti ng is set to l ight up when p ow er is t u r ned on, a nd br ight nes s is set to 4) . Proce dure 1 . Choose <Po werMa nager> f rom t[...]
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3 1 Chapter 5 T roubl esho oting C hapter 5 T ro ubles hootin g If a problem st ill re mai ns a f ter ap plying t he sugge sted r emed ies, cont act you r local dea ler . • No-pict u re problems → Se e No . 1 - No.2. • Im agi ng problems ( dig ital i nput ) → See No.3 - No .8. • Im agi ng problems ( an alog input ) → See No.3 - No . 1 2[...]
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32 Chapter 5 T rou blesh ootin g Prob le ms Possi bl e cau se an d rem ed y 4. Ch ara ct er s ar e blur re d • Chec k whet her the s ignal s ett ing of your PC m atches the re solut ion an d the ver t ic al freq uency s ett ings for th e monito r . ( refe r to the Setu p Manual “ Set ti ng Scr een Reso luti on”) • Adjust us ing <O utline[...]
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33 Chapter 5 T roubl esho oting Prob le ms Possi bl e cau se an d rem ed y 16. The mon ito r co nne ct ed wi t h the U SB ca bl e is no t de tec t ed. / US B devi ce s con nec t ed to t he m oni tor do es no t wor k. • Chec k whet her the U SB c able i s con necte d co rre ctl y . ( page 37 ) • Chang e the US B por t to anothe r one. If th e PC[...]
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34 Ch apter 6 Referenc e C hapter 6 R eferen ce 6 - 1 . At tachin g an Ar m The s ta nd ca n be removed and re placed w ith a n ar m ( or a nothe r st and) to b e att a ched to t he monitor. U se an a r m or st a nd of E I ZO opt ion. At te nt io n • W hen at t a chi ng a n ar m o r st and , follow the i nst r uct ions of the ir u se r’ s ma nu[...]
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35 Chapter 6 Refer enc e 6 -2. Connecting More than T wo P Cs to the Monitor More tha n t wo PCs can be c on nect ed to t he mon itor th roug h t he D V I-I a nd the Di splay Por t con nect or on the ba ck o f t he mon itor . Connection examples POWER IN PUT D - Sub m ini 15 - pin c onn ec tor DVI co nne cto r Sig nal c abl e (FD - C 39 o pti on ) [...]
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36 Chapter 6 Refer ence ● T o set inpu t signal selec tio n [Input S elec tion] The mon itor re cog ni zes t he con ne ctor t h rough wh ich PC signa ls ar e input. Pri or it y se tt in g Funct ion Auto Whe n a PC is tur ned of f o r enter s the powe rsavin g mode, t he monit or automat ica lly disp lays anothe r signal. Manu al T he mon itor det[...]
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3 7 Chapter 6 Refer enc e 6 - 3. Making Us e of US B (Un iv er sal Serial B us ) Th is mon itor ha s a hub compat ible with USB . Con ne cte d to a PC compat ible with USB or anothe r USB hub, thi s monitor f u nct ions a s a US B hub al lowing con ne ct ion to per ipher al USB devices. ● Requir ed System Environm ent 1 . A PC equ ippe d with a U[...]
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38 Chapter 6 Refer enc e 6 - 4 . Displa yi ng Monitor Information ● D isplaying monit or infor matio n by pressing The d isplays the i n form ation about t he monitor a nd t he cu r rent i nput signa ls di splay ed . (Ex ample ) ● D isplaying signal info rmat ion [Signa l Info ] Th is f u nct ion dis plays the in for mation ab out the cu r re n[...]
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39 Chapter 6 Refer enc e 6 - 5. Specic ations CG223W LCD Panel Size 22.0 - inc h (56 0 mm ) TF T co lor LCD Sur f ace t reatme nt Ant i- G lare H ard C oating Sur f ace ha rdnes s 3H View ing ang le View ing angl e : Hor izont al 1 78° , V er t ic al 1 78° (CR: 10 or more) Dot Pitc h 0.2 82 mm Respo nse Tim e Approx. 12ms Hor izont al Sc an Fr[...]
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40 Cha pter 6 Referenc e Movable r ange Tilt 30 ° Up, 0° Down Swi vel 1 72 ° Right , 1 72° Lef t Adjust able h eight 2 25 mm (8.9 inc h ) ( 1 7 4 mm (6. 9 inch ) w hen Til t is 0°) Rotat ion 9 0° ( c loc k wise) Environm ental Con ditio ns T emp eratur e Op erati ng: 0 °C - 35 °C (32 °F - 95 ° F) T ran spor t ati on/S torag e: -20 °C - 6[...]
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4 1 Chapter 6 Refer enc e Ana log In put Sign al (Sync ) Separ ate, T TL, p ositi ve/ negat ive Com posite, T T L, po sitive/ n egati ve Ana log In put Sign al ( Vi deo ) Ana log, Pos itive (0.7Vp- p/ 75Ω) Dig ital S ignal (DVI) T ra nsmis sion S ystem TM DS (Single Lin k ) Ma x. Vi deo Sign al Mem or y Ana log 45 (pr eset: 9) Plug & Play Ana [...]
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42 Chapter 6 Refere nce Outsid e Dimensions CG223W Unit : mm (in ch)[...]
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43 Chapter 6 Refer enc e Outsid e Dimensions CG243W • Hei ght adjust able st and Unit : mm (in ch)[...]
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4 4 Chapter 6 Refer ence • FlexSta nd Unit : mm (in ch) 638 (25.1) 566 (22.3) 520.4 (20.5) 22.8 (0.90) 22.8 (0.90) (20.5 (0.81)) 326 (12.8) (20.5 (0.81)) 538.5 (21.2) 90 532 (20.9) 85 (3.35) 56.3 (2.22) 95 (3.74) 72 (2.83) 30 171.5 (6.8) 14.5 (0.57) 235.5 (9.3) 36 (1.42) 9.5 (0.37) 355 (13.0) 41 1.1 (16.2) 256 (10.1) 172 172 100 (3.9) 233 (9.2)) [...]
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45 Chapter 6 Refer enc e Connector Pin Ass ignment • D VI-I c on nect or 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 17 18 22 23 24 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 Pin No. Sig nal Pin No. Sig nal Pin No. Sig nal 1 T . M.D.S. Data 2- 1 1 T .M.D.S. Data1 /3 Shie ld 2 1 NC* 2 T . M.D.S. Data 2+ 1 2 NC* 22 T .M. D.S. Clock shi eld 3 T . M.D.S. Data 2 /4 Shiel d 1[...]
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46 Cha pter 6 Referenc e 6 - 6. Gloss ar y Clock The a na log input monitor ne ed s to re produc e a cl o ck o f t he same f r equenc y as t he dot cl ock of the g raph ics syste m in u se, when t he an alog input signa l is conver ted t o a dig ital sig nal for im age display . Th is is ca lled clock adjust ment. I f the clock pulse is not set c o[...]
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4 7 Chapter 6 Refer enc e HDCP ( High- band width Digit al Contents Protection ) Digit al signa l cod ing sy stem developed to c opy -p rotect t he d igital c ontent s, such as v ideo, music, etc. Th is helps to t r an smit t he digit al cont ents sa fe ly by cod i ng the d igital c ontent s sent via D V I t er m in al on the out put side and de co[...]
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48 Cha pter 6 Referenc e 6 - 7 . Pr eset Timi ng The following t able sho ws fa ctor y p reset v ideo t im i ng ( for an alog si g nal o nly ). At te nt io n • Dis play position m ay be dev iate d de pen di ng on t he PC con ne ct ed , which m ay requ i re sc ree n adju st ment u sin g Adjust me nt menu. • If a sig nal ot he r tha n t hose l is[...]
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49 Congratulations! The display you have just purchased carries the TCO’03 Displays label. This means that your display is designed, manufactured and tested according to some of the strictest quality and environmental requirements in the world. This makes for a high performance product, designed with the user in focus that also minimizes the Impa[...]
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50 For U.S.A. , Canada, etc. (rated 100-120 V ac) Only FCC Declaration of Conformity W e , the Responsi ble Part y EIZ O NANA O TECH NO LO GIES I NC. 5 7 1 0 W arla nd Dr ive, Cy pres s, CA 9063 0 Phone : ( 562 ) 43 1 -5 0 1 1 declare that the product T ra de na me : EI ZO Model: Co lorEdge CG223 W / CG24 3W is i n conform it y w ith Par t 15 o f t[...]
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5 1 Hinweise zur Auswahl des richtigen Schwenkarms für Ihr en Monitor Dieser Monitor ist für Bildschirmarbeitsplätze vorgesehen. W enn nicht der zum Standardzubehör gehörige Schwenkarm verwendet wird, muss statt dessen ein geeigneter anderer Schwenkarm installiert werden. Bei der Auswahl des Schwenkarms sind die nachstehenden Hinweise zu berü[...]
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52 关于电子信息产品污染控制标识 本标识根据「电子信息产品污染控制管理办法」 ,适用于在中华人民共和国销售的电子信息产品。标识中央的 数字为环保使用期限的年数。只要您遵守该产品相关的安全及使用注意事项,在自制造日起算的年限内,不会 产生对环?[...]
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5th Edition-March, 2012 03V22843E1 (U.M-CG243W) Copyright © 2009-2012 EIZO NANAO CORPORA TION All rights reserved.[...]