Eizo EV2416WFS-BK manual

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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  Location of Caution Statem ent EV23 1 6W / EV23 36W (Ex.FlexSt and 2 ) EV24 1 6W / EV243 6W ( Ex.FlexSta nd 2 ) Th is pr oduct ha s be en adjust ed sp eci cally for use i n the r egion to wh ich i t wa s or igin ally sh ipped . If ope rat ed outside th is reg ion, the pr oduct m ay not per form a s st ated i n t he spe cicat ions. No pa[...]

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    3 Noticeforthismonitor No t ice for th is monit or Th is pr oduct is s uite d to gener al pu r p oses l ike cr eati ng doc ume nts, v iewi ng multi med ia conte nt. Th is pr oduct ha s be en adjust ed sp eci cally for use i n the r egion to wh ich i t wa s or igin ally sh ipped . If t he produc t is use d outside the reg ion, it may not[...]

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    4 Noticeforthismonitor C leaning 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[...]

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    5 CONTENTS C ON TEN TS Cover ...................................................................... 1 Not ice f or thi s moni tor ......................................... 3 Cle anin g .................................................................... 4 T o u se th e mon it or co mfo r t abl y ............................. 4 CONTENTS ............[...]

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    6 CONTENTS  ● T oswitc hamo nginputsi gnals ....................... 5 1  ● T osetinp utsigna lselec ti on ...........................52 6 - 5. Ma kin g Use of US B (Unive rs al Se ri al Bus) ............................................................... 52  ● Require dSystemEnviro nment........[...]

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    7 Chapter1Introduction C hapter 1 Intro duct ion Th an k you ver y much for choosing an EI ZO color LCD mon itor . 1 - 1 . F eatures • 23 .0″ wide for mat LCD ( EV23 1 6W / EV23 36W ) • 24. 1 ″ w ide form at LCD ( EV24 1 6W / EV243 6W ) • Applicable to the re solution o f 1 920 × 1 080 ( EV23 1 6W / EV23 36W) • Applicable to the [...]

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    8 Chapter1Introduction *2 Referen ce value s: EV23 1 6W Ma xi mu m power con su mpt ion: 4 3 W ( Br ight ne ss Ma x., when a USB dev ice is co n nect ed , sp ea ker work ing, a t defau lt set ti ngs) Sta nd ar d power con su mpt ion: 1 4 W (Br ig ht ness 120 cd /m 2 , when no USB dev ice is co n nect ed , sp ea ker not work ing , at defau lt [...]

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    9 Chapter1Introduction 1 -2. C ontrols and F u nc tions ● F ront 6 7 8 9 5 2 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 2 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 2 1 3 4 Set ti ngmen u *1 Set ti ngmen u *1 FlexS tan d2 T r iS tan d2 1. EcoView S en se sen sor Detec tsth emovementofaper soni nfrontoft hemon itor .EcoViewSen sefunc tio n( page?[...]

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    10 Chapter1Introduction ● Rear 13 16 15 14 13 16 15 14 21 20 19 18 17 20 19 18 17 1011 12 21 1011 12 FlexS tan d2 *3 T r iS tan d2 10. Ma in pow er swi tc h T ur nsthem ainpowero norof f. 1 1. Powe r co nne ct or Con nect sthep owerco rd. 1 2 . I npu t sig nal c onn ec tor Lef t:Dis playPor tc onne ctor/?[...]

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    1 1 Chapter1Introduction 1 - 3. EIZ O L CD Util it y Disk A n “EI ZO LCD Util ity D isk” ( CD -RO M ) is supplied w ith t his pro duct. T he fo llowi ng table shows the disk conte nts and t he ov e r view of the soft wa re prog ra ms. ● Disk contents and sof t ware o ver view The d isk i ncludes soft wa re prog ra ms for adjust me nt, a[...]

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    12 Chapter1Introduction 1 - 4. Basic Operations and F unctions ● Basic operation of the Set ting menu 1 . Displayi ng th e Sett ing menu 1 . Pre ss . The Se t ti ng menu app ea rs. 2. Adjusting / Setting 1 . Choose a me nu to adju st / set wit h , , and t hen pr ess . T he Sub menu appe ar s. 2. Choose a n item t o adjust / s et with , , an[...]

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    13 Chapter1Introduction ● F unct ions The following t able sho ws al l the Set t i ng menu ’ s a djust ment and se t ti ng menus. Mai n menu Set t ing Refe renc e Col or *1 Br ightn ess “ 2-3.Adj ustingC olo r ”(page19 ) Cont rast T emp eratur e Gamm a Advanc edSet tin gs Satur ation Hue Overdr ive *2 Gain Col orRese[...]

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    14 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens C hapter 2 A djus t in g Screens 2 - 1 . Compatible R esolutions The mon itor su ppor t s the follo w i ng resolutions. ● EV23 1 6W Analog Input (D- Sub ) Resolu ti on App lic abl e Sign als V er ti cal Sc an F re que ncy Dot Clo ck 6 40×48 0 VGA 60H z 1 4 8.5M Hz (Ma x. ) 80 0×6 0 0 VESA [...]

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    15 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● EV2336W Analog Input (D- Sub ) Resolu ti on App lic abl e Sign als V er ti cal Sc an F re que ncy Dot Clo ck 6 40×48 0 VGA ,VESA ~ 75Hz 1 4 8.5M Hz (Ma x. ) 720×40 0 VGATE X T 70Hz 80 0×6 0 0 VESA ~ 75Hz 1024×7 6 8 VESA ~ 75Hz 1 28 0×720 CE A - 8 61 60[...]

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    16 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● EV24 1 6W Analog Input (D- Sub ) Resolu ti on App lic abl e Sign als V er ti cal Sc an F re que ncy Dot Clo ck 6 40×48 0 VGA 60H z 1 9 3.3M Hz (Ma x. ) 80 0×6 0 0 VESA 60H z 1024×7 6 8 VESA 60H z 1 28 0×720 *1 CE A - 8 61 60Hz 1 28 0×9 60 VESA 60Hz 1 28 0[...]

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    17 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● EV2436W Analog Input (D- Sub ) Resolu ti on App lic abl e Sign als V er ti cal Sc an F re que ncy Dot Clo ck 6 40×48 0 VGA ,VESA ~ 75Hz 1 9 3.3M Hz (Ma x. ) 720×40 0 VGATE X T 70Hz 80 0×6 0 0 VESA ~ 75Hz 1024×7 6 8 VESA ~ 75Hz 1 28 0×720 CE A - 8 61 60[...]

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    18 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens 2 -2. Set ting the Reso lution 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 cha nge the resolution, follow the proce du re belo w . ● Windows 7 1 . R ight-click the mous e any where on t he desk t op except for i c ons. 2. From the dis play e[...]

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    19 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens 2 - 3. A djusting C olor ● T o select the di spla y mode (Fi neContrast Mod e ) Th is f u nct ion allows easy s election of a desire d mode ac cordi ng to mon itor applicat ion. Disp lay Mo des Mod e Purp ose User1 Sele ctth istode neadesir edsetofpar ameterset tin gs. User 2 [...]

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    20 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● T o per form advanced adjustment s The “C ol or ” menu of the Set t ing me nu allows y ou to se t and save the i ndep endent color adjust me nt f or e ach mode. At te nt io n • T he monit or wi ll t a ke about 30 m inu tes b efore its i nte r na l elect r ic comp onent s st abil i ze. W ait 30 mi nut [...]

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    21 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● T o adjust contrast The b r ight ness of the scr een is a djust ed by var y i ng the v ideo signa l leve l. Adjus tab le ra nge 0 to 1 0 0 Proce dure 1 . Choose “C ol or ” i n the Set t ing me nu, a nd pres s . 2. Choose “C ont ras t ” in t he “Color” menu, a nd pre ss . T he “Cont r ast ” m[...]

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    22 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● T o adjust gamma Ga m ma ca n be adjust ed. T he br ig htne ss 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 pr opor t ional to t he i nput si g n al. T o keep t he balanc e bet ween t he in put si g na l and t he br ight ness of the mon itor is cal led [...]

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    23 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● T o adjust hue Th is f u nct ion allows yo u t o adjust hue. Adjus tab le ra nge - 50 to 50 Proce dure 1 . Choose “C ol or ” i n the Set t ing me nu, a nd pres s . 2. Choose “ Advance d Set ti ngs” i n the “Color” menu , and p ress . 3 . Choose “ Hue” in t he “ A dva nced Set t i ngs” me[...]

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    24 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● T o adjust gain The b r ight ness of each color component re d, g re en , and blue is called “G ai n” . Y ou c an cha nge the hue of “wh ite” by adjust i ng gai n. Adjus tab le ra nge 0 to 1 0 0 Proce dure 1 . Choose “C ol or ” i n the Set t ing me nu, a nd pres s . 2. Choose “ Advance d Set t[...]

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    25 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens 2 - 4. Screen Adj ust ment ● Digital Signal Input W hen d igita l signal s are i nput, i mage s are d isplayed cor re ctly base d on the p reset d at a of the monitor, but if char ac ter s and / or l ine s appe ar blu r red , go to “ T o modif y blu r re d char act er s / li nes” ( page 28 ) . W hen pe r [...]

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    26 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens 2. Prepare to use analog s creen adjust ment patt erns. Loa d the “ EIZO L CD Util ity D isk” t o your PC, a nd then o pen t he “Sc reen a djust ment pat t er n  les” . No te • F or d et ail s and i ns t r uct ion s on ope ni ng t he “Sc re en a djust me nt pat te r n le s” , refer to t he R[...]

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    27 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● T o remov e ic kering or blu rrin g Proce dure 1 . Choose “ A nalog Adjust ment ” in t he “Sc ree n” menu, a nd press . 2. Choose “ Phase” i n t he “ Ana log A djust ment ” me nu, a nd press . T he “Pha se” me nu appe ar s. 3 . Adj u st the ph ase w ith or to m i ni m iz e ickeri n[...]

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    28 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens 5. Adjusting color gradation. ● T o adjust colo r grad ation au tomat ically 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 adjust me nt pat ter n les” .[...]

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    29 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens 2 - 5. Screen Size C hanging ● Screen Size Changin g 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 o u ca n cha nge the sc reen si ze by usi ng the “ Scre en Size” f u nct ion. Set t ing F un ct ion FullScree n Disp lays?[...]

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    30 Chapter2 AdjustingScreens ● T o adjust brightness of non- display area A border ( black a rea w ith no i mage ) arou nd t he im age appea r s in t he “ Nor mal” or “En la rged” mode. Bor der Proce dure 1 . Choose “ Monitor Set t i ngs” in t he Set ti ng menu , and pre ss . 2. Choose “ Border I nte nsit y” i n the “ M[...]

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    31 Chapter3SettingMonitor C hapter 3 Sett ing M onitor 3 - 1 . Adjustin g V olume Th is f u nct ion allows yo u t o adjust t he vo lu me. Adjus tab le ra nge 0 to 30 Proce dure 1 . Pre ss . 2. Use or for adjust ment. 3 . Pre ss to ex it. No te • T he vo lu me for t he spe ake rs a nd t he hea dphone ca n be s et i ndiv idua lly . 3 -2. S[...]

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    32 Chapter3SettingMonitor 3 - 3. Switching Vie wing Angle ( E V2 3 1 6W / EV24 1 6W only ) The v iewi ng ang le is adjuste d so th at the sc ree n looks l ike a f ront view when t he scr een is looked up. - 4 0˚ -20˚ Of f Adjus tab le ra nge - 40˚ , - 20˚ , Off Proce dure 1 . Choose “ Monitor Set t i ngs” in t he Set ti ng menu , a[...]

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    33 Chapter3SettingMonitor 3 - 5. Locking B ut tons Th is f u nct ion allows yo u t o lock the adju sted /set stat us to p revent chang ing t hem. Proce dure 1 . Pre ss to t u r n off t he monit or . 2. Pre ss hol d i ng down t o t ur n on the mon itor . T he Lock / Un lock set t i ng is tog gled by p er for m ing t he op er ation i n st ep[...]

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    34 Chapter3SettingMonitor 3 - 8. Ch anging Setting Menu Displa y P osition Y o u ca n cha nge the d isplay position o f t he Set t ing menu . Proce dure 1 . Choose “ Monitor Set t i ngs” in t he Set ti ng menu , and pre ss . 2. Choose “ Menu Set ti ngs” i n the “Mon itor Set t ings” menu , and p ress . 3 . Choose “ Menu Pos i[...]

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    35 Chapter3SettingMonitor 3 - 1 0 . Res et ting the Monitor to the Default Sett ings The s et ti ng values a re re set to t he default set t ings. At te nt io n • Af t er re set t i ng, you can not u ndo t he op er ation . No te • Regar di ng t he defau lt set ti ng, se e “M ai n Defau lt Set ti ngs” ( pa ge 60) . ● T o reset the[...]

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    36 Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions C hapter 4 P ow er Sa ving F un c tions 4 - 1 . Sett ing P ow er Sav ing ● Monitor 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 he n the monitor h as sh if te d to t he pow e r savi ng mode, t he ima ges on the sc ree n ar e not di[...]

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    37 Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions ● Aud io Ou tput Th is mon itor al lo ws you to t u r n off t he audio out put f rom t he spea ker s / headphone at t he power savi ng mode. Proce dure 1 . Choose “ Sou nd” in t he Set t ing menu , and p ress . 2. Choose “ Po wer Save ” i n t he “Sou nd” menu, a nd pre ss . T he “Pow e r S[...]

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    38 Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions ● Eco View Optimiz er 2 Using the E co Vi ew O pt im i zer 2 f u nct ion automat ically a djusts t he scr een br ig htne ss ac cordi ng to t he whit e leve l of the i nput signal. T h is f u nct ion can re duce t he pow e r cons umpt ion whi le mai ntai n ing t he br ight ness spe cied by t he input [...]

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    39 Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions 5 . W hen “O n” is selected , select “E co View Sense Set t ings” for set t ing t he det ails. It em S et ting R ang e Desc ri pti on Time 5,30s ec 1 ,3,5,10,1 5,3 0,45, 60m in Spec i esth etimef romwh enaper sonl eavesthemo nitorunti [...]

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    40 Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions 4 - 5. Check ing the power s av ing le v el The E co View menu allows y ou to che ck P ower Reduct ion, CO 2 Reduct ion, a nd Eco Per form ance L evel. The more ind icator s light up re pre sent ing t he Eco Per for manc e Level, the h igher t he power savi ng lev el at ta ine d. Exam pl e: EV24 36W Indi [...]

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    41 Chapter5T roubleshooting C hapter 5 T r oubles hoo t in 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 EI ZO re prese ntat ive . 5 - 1 . No picture Probl em Possibl e cau se and r eme dy 1. No pi ct ure • Powerindic atordo esnotli ght. • Chec kwhethe rthep o[...]

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    42 Chapter5T roubleshooting Probl em Possibl e cau se and r eme dy 2. The m es sag e be low ap pe ar s. T hisme ssag eappe arswh enthes ignali snotinputc or rec tly evenwhenth emonito rfunc tio nspro per ly . • Theme ssag eshowsth attheinp utsigna lis outofth e[...]

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    43 Chapter5T roubleshooting 5 - 3. Imaging pr oblems (for d igit al on ly ) Probl em Possib le ca use an d reme dy 1. The m oni tor c on gu rat io n is ch ang ed t o sing le u nde r th e mul ti ple m oni to r con gu - rat io n (whe n Di spl ayPor t i s con nec t ed). • Whent wom onitor sarec onne ctedtoo nePC?[...]

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    44 Chapter5T roubleshooting 5 - 5. Ot her problems Probl em Possib le ca use an d reme dy 1. The S et ti ng m enu do es n ot ap pe ar. • Chec kwhethe rtheop erati onlo ckfu ncti onisac tive(see “ 3 - 5.Lo ckin gBut tons”(pag e33) ). 2. The “ Smo oth ing ” on th e Se tt in g men u “Sc ree n[...]

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    45 Chapter5T roubleshooting Probl em Possib le ca use an d reme dy 6. USB dev ice s co nne ct ed to t he m oni tor do es no t wor k. • Chec kwhethe rtheUS Bca bleisc onne ctedc or rec tly(see “6 - 5.Maki ngUse of USB(Uni versal SerialBus )” (page 52 ) ). • Changet heUS [...]

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    46 Chapter6Reference C hapter 6 R eferen ce 6 - 1 . A t taching the Optional Arm A n optiona l ar m ( or a n optiona l sta nd) ca n be at t ached by removi ng t he sta nd sec tion. Please refer to ou r web site for the cor re spond i ng optional a r m ( or opt ional st and). htt p:/ /w w w .eizo.com At te nt io n • W hen at t a chi ng a n a[...]

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    47 Chapter6Reference 6 -2. Detachin g / Att achi ng the T riStand2 Stand Bas e No te • T here a re 2 t y p es of shap es for th e st and br a ce and t he ba se mou nt ing s ect ion ( r efer to t he g ur es i n th e proc edu re) . Ch eck the sh ape of t he mon itor you have pur chas ed. Detaching procedure The St a nd base t hat was at t [...]

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    48 Chapter6Reference Attaching procedure The onc e removed the Sta nd ba se can b e at ta ched to t he monitor a gai n with t he follo w ing pro cedu re s. 1 . Lay the L CD monitor on a soft clot h spread o ver on a stable sur face wi th the panel sur face facing down. 2. Hold the Stand base wi th the “RE AR” side facing upward, align the[...]

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    49 Chapter6Reference 6 - 3. Att achi ng / Detaching the T riStand2 C able Holder W hen you want to u se the ca bl e holder wit h T r iSta nd 2, follo w t he proce du re below . The holder can a lso be removed. No te • FlexSt and 2 i s a set com pr ise d of the st an d and t he cable holder. Attaching procedure 1 . Pass the cables t hrough t[...]

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    50 Chapter6Reference Detaching procedure 1 . Shut the bot tom of the cable hold er . 2. While holding the shut section, lif t the ca ble holder upward to remo ve it from the Stand base.[...]

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    51 Chapter6Reference 6 - 4 . Co nnect ing Mu l tiple PC s The p roduct h as mult iple conne ction s to PCs a nd allows y ou t o switch t o one o f t he con nec tions for d isplay . Connection examples DVIc onne cto r Sig nalc abl e (suppli edFD - C 39) Sig nalc abl e (suppli edPP 20 0) DVI - Dc onne cto r Di git al([...]

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    52 Chapter6Reference ● T o set input signa l selec tion Set t ing F un ct ion Auto Them onitorre co gnizest hec onnec torth roughw hichP Csign alsareinp ut. Whe naPCistur nedof fo renter sthepowe rsavingmo de,them onitorauto matic ally displ aysanothers ignal. [...]

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    53 Chapter6Reference ● Connection Pr oc edure ( S etup of U SB F unction ) 1 . Con nec t the mon itor  rst to a P C using t he sign al cable, and r u n t he PC. 2. Con nec t the sup plied US B cable bet ween t he USB do w nst r eam p or t of a U SB compat ible PC ( or a nother US B hub ) a nd the mon itor’ s US B ups t rea m por t. T h[...]

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    54 Chapter6Reference 6 - 7 . Specications ● EV23 1 6W LCDPanel Size 23.0 -i nch(58 0mm ) T ype TF Tco lorLCD,LEDback light Sur f acet reatme nt A nti - Gl areHar dCoat ing View ingang les Hor izont al1 70˚ ,ver ti cal160˚(CR ≥1 0) DotPitc h 0. 26 55mm Respo nseTim e Blac k-whit[...]

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    55 Chapter6Reference Mas s Mainunit(FlexSt and2) Ap prox.5.7kg( 12.6lbs. ) Mainu nit( T ri Stan d2 ) App rox.4.3kg(9.5lbs. ) Mainu nit(withou t stan d) Ap prox.3. 1kg(6.8lbs. ) Movabler ange FlexSt and2 Tilt : 30˚Up,0˚Down Swi vel: 1 72˚Rig ht,1 72˚Lef t Adjust [...]

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    56 Chapter6Reference Power Con sumptio n Scr eenDi splayOn 4 7Worl ess Powersavingm ode 0.3Worl ess (whennoUS Bdevicei sco nnec ted,“ EcoViewSens e” : “O f f ” ,and“ So und”-“ PowerS ave ”:“S oundO f f ”) PowerOf f 0.3Worl ess (when?[...]

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    57 Chapter6Reference ● EV24 1 6W LCDPanel Size 24. 1-inc h(6 10mm ) T ype TF Tco lorLCD,LEDback light Sur f acet reatme nt A nti - Gl areHar dCoat ing View ingang les Hor izont al1 70˚ ,ver ti cal160˚(CR ≥1 0) DotPitc h 0. 270mm Respo nseTim e Blac k-white - blac k:A pprox.5[...]

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    58 Chapter6Reference Movabler ange FlexSt and2 Tilt : 30˚Up,0˚Down Swi vel: 1 72˚Rig ht,1 72˚Lef t Adjust ableh eight: 195mm(7 .7inch )( 158mm(6.2i nch )fo rtiltof 0˚) Rotat ion: 9 0˚( Cl ock w ise ) T r iSta nd2 Tilt: 25˚Up,0˚Down Swi vel: 1 72˚Rig ht,1 72˚?[...]

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    59 Chapter6Reference InputS ignalC onne ctor D - S ubmini15 -p in DVI - Dco nnect or(App lic abletoH DCP) Disp layPor t(Stan dardV1 . 1 a,ap plic abletoH DC P ) Ap plic ableFor mat(Audi osigna l) - 2chlin earPC M  (32kHz/4 4. 1kH z/48kHz/8 8. 2kHz?[...]

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    60 Chapter6Reference ● Main Default Set tings AutoEcoView Sta ndard EcoViewOpt imizer2 On EcoViewSens e Of f FineC ontr astMo de User1 Scr eenSize FullScree n Smo othing 3 PowerSave On EcoTi mer Of f Lan guage English MenuPo sitio n Center InputS ignal Manu al ● Outsid e Dimensions EV23 1 6W / EV2336W Flex[...]

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    61 Chapter6Reference T r iSt and2 Unit :mm(in ch) 92.5 (3.64) 25° 1 13.5 (4.5) 100 (3.9) 172° 172° SWIVEL 60 (2.36) 95 (3.74) 1 1 (0.43) TIL T 51 1.8 (20.1) 540 (21.3) 14.1 (0.56) 14.3 (0.56) 288.8 (1 1.4) 317.5 (12.5) 315 (12.4) 24.5 (0.96) 100 (3.9) 108.7 (4.3) 220 (8.7) 220 (8.7) 108.8 (4.3) 229 (9.0) 73 (2.87) 70 (2.76) 349 (13.7[...]

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    62 Chapter6Reference T r iSt and2 Unit :mm(in ch) 552.5 (21.8) 520.4 (20.5) 358 (14.1) 16 (0.63) 326 (12.8) 92.5 (3.64) 25° 1 13.5 (4.5) 100 (3.9) 100 (3.9) 16.05 (0.63) 172° 172° SWIVEL 60 (2.36) 226.25 (8.9) 226.25 (8.9) 129 (5.1) 129 (5.1) 95 (3.74) 1 1 (0.43) TIL T 229 (9.0) 315 (12.4) 349 (13.7) 70.5 (2.78) 142 (5.6) 176 (6.9) 4[...]

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    63 Chapter6Reference 6 - 8. P reset Tim ing The following t able sho ws fa ctor y p reset a nalog signa l ti m ing ( for analog sign al only ). At te nt io n • Dis play position m ay be dev iate d dep end i ng on th e PC con ne cte d, wh ich may re qu ir e scr een a djus tm ent usi ng Set t i ng menu . • If a sig nal ot he r tha n t hose [...]

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    64 Chapter6Reference ● EV24 1 6W Resolu ti on App lic abl e Sign als F re que ncy Polar it y Dot Clo ck: MH z Hor izo nta l: kHz V er tic al: Hz H ori zon tal V er ti cal 6 40×48 0 VGA 25. 18 31 .47 59.9 4 Ne gative Ne gative 80 0×6 0 0 VESA 40.0 0 37 .88 60. 32 Posit ive Positi ve 1024×7 6 8 VESA 65.0 0 48. 36 60.0 0 N[...]

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    65 Chapter6Reference 6 - 9 . Glossar y Clock The a na log s ig nal i nput mon itor need s to re prod uce a clock o f t he same f re quency a s the d ot c lock of the g raph ics syste m in u se, when t he an alog si g nal i s conver ted t o a digit al sign al for image d isplay . T his i s called clock adjust me nt. If t he cl ock pu lse is no[...]

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    66 Chapter6Reference Overdriv e Th is t ech nolo g y en h ance s res ponse s pee d by inc rea sing t he potent ial d if ference at t he ti me of motion of liqu id-c r yst al pixels, a nd it is used for liqu id-c r yst al T V set s and ot hers i n gene ral. It provides clear-cut th re e- di men sional display with lit tle af ter i mage, by imp[...]

  • Page 67

    67 Appendix Appendi x T rademar k The D isplayP or t Complia nce Logo and V ESA are r egist ere d tr ad ema rk s o f t he Video Elect ronics St and a rds Asso ciation. Windows, Windows Vist a, Wi ndows M e dia , SQL Ser ver , a nd X box 3 60 a re reg iste red t r ade ma rks of Micros o f t Cor p orat ion in t he United St ate s and ot her cou nt r [...]

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    68 Appendix T CO Th is pr oduct ha s ac qui red t he TCO st and a rd that r elates to t he safet y , ergonom ics (Ec o Vi ew O pt im iz er 2: Off ), envi ron ment a nd so for th of o f ce e quipme nt. F or an over v iew o f t he TCO , refer to ou r web site. htt p :/ /w w w .eiz o. com F CC Declaration of C onformit y F or U .S .A. , Cana da , e[...]

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    69 Appendix Hin weise zu r Aus wahl des richtigen Sch wenk ar ms für Ihren Mon itor 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 Hin[...]

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    70 Appendix LIMITE D W ARR ANT Y LIMITED W ARRANTY EI ZO  N AN AO  CO RP OR A TI ON  (h er ei na ft er  r ef er re d t o as  “ E IZ O ” ) and  d is tr ib ut or s a ut h or iz ed  by  E IZ O ( he re in af te r referredtoasthe“ Distributors ”)warrant,subjecttoandinaccorda[...]

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    71 Appendix BEGRENZTE GARANTIE EIZO NANAO CORPORA TION (im Weiteren als „ EIZO “ bezeichnet) und die V ertragsimporteure von EIZO (im Weiteren als  „ Vertri eb( e) “  be zei chn et)  g ar ant ier en d em u rsp rün gli che n K äuf er ( im We ite ren  als  „ Ers tk[...]

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    72 Appendix GARANTIE LIMITÉE EIZONANAOCOR PORA TION(ci-aprèsdénommé« EIZO »)etlesdist ributeursautorisésparE IZO(ci-aprèsdénommés « Distributeurs »),sous réserve et conformément aux termes de cette garantie limitée (ci-après dénommée « Garan[...]

  • Page 73

    73 Appendix GARANTÍA LIMIT ADA E I Z O  N A N A O  C O R P O R A T I O N  ( e n  l o  s u c e s i v o  “ E I Z O ” )  y  s u s  d i s t r i b u i d o r e s  a u t o r i z a d o s  ( e n  l o  s u c e s i v o  l o s “ Distribuidores ”),conar regloydeconformidadconlostérmi[...]

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    74 Appendix GARANZIA LIMIT A T A EIZO NANAO CORPORA TION (a cui si farà riferimento da qui in poi con “ EIZO ”) ed i Distributori autorizzati da EIZO (a cuisi faràriferimentoda quiin poicon “ Distributori ”)garantiscono, secondoitermini?[...]

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    75 Appendix BEGRÄNSAD GARANTI E I Z O  N A N A O  C O R P O R AT I O N  ( n e d a n  k a l l a t  “ E I Z O ” )  o c h  E I Z O s  a u k t o r i s e r a d e  d i s t r i b u t ö r e r  ( n e d a n  k a l l a d e “ D i s t r i b u t ö r e r ” )  ga r a n t e r a r  i  e n l i g h e t  me d ?[...]

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    76 Appendix ΠΕΡΙΟΡΙΣΜΕΝΗ ΕΓΓΥΗΣΗ Η EIZO NANAO CORPORA TION (στο εξής « EIZO ») και οι διανομείς που εξ ουσιοδοτεί η EIZO (στο εξής « Διανομείς ») πα ρ έ χ ο υ ν  ε γ γ ύ η σ η ,  υ π ο κ ε ί μ ε ?[...]

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    77 Appendix ОГР АНИЧЕННАЯ Г АР АНТИЯ E IZ O  N A N A O CO R P O RATI ON  (н а зы в ае м а я в  д а ль н е й ше м  “ E I Z O ” )  и  авт о р из и р ов а нн ы е  E I Z O  д и ст р и бу то р ы ( н аз ы в а е м ы е  в  д а л ь[...]

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    78 Appendix 有限责任保证书 EIZO NANAO 有限公司 ( 以下简称  EIZO ) 和 EIZO 授权的经销商 ( 以下简称  经销商 ) , 接受并依照本有限责任保证书 ( 以下简称  保证书 ) 之条款 , 向从 EIZO 和经销商购买本文中所规定产品 ( 以下简称  产品 ) 的?[...]

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    79 Appendix Rec y cling In for mation Recycling Information Th i s p ro d uc t , w he n  d i s po s ed  of ,  i s  s u pp o se d  to  b e  co ll e ct e d  a n d r ec y cl e d a cc o rd i ng  to  yo ur  co u nt r y’ s legislationto reduce environmental burden.When you disposeo[...]

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    80 Appendix Πληροφορίες ανακύκλωσης Τ ο προϊόν αυτό, ότ αν απορρίπτεται, πρέπει να συλλέγεται και να ανακυκλώνετ αι σύμφωνα με τη νομοθεσία της χώρας σας έτσι ώστε ?[...]

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    81 Appendix Informace o recyklaci P ř i  l i k v i d a c i  p r o d u k t u  m u s í  b ý t  p r o d u k t  v y z v e d n u t  a  r e c y k l o v á n  p o d l e  z á k o n ů  p ř í s l u š n é  z e m ě ,  a b y n e do c h á z e l o  k z a t ě žo v á n í  ž iv o t n í h o  pr o [...]

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    82 Appendix Инфор мация о тносно рециклиране Приизхв ър лянет онатозипро дуктсепредлаг асъбиране тоирециклиране томусъобразнозаконит ена ваша та страна за да се н?[...]

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    83 Appendix C hina Measu res for RoH S Compliance in C hinaR oHS 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 [...]

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