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14" SVGA Color Monitor TC-1428[...]
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Customer’s Record The serial number of this product appears on the back of the unit. You should note this serial number in the space provided below and retain this manual as a permanent record of your purchase to aid in identification in the event of theft or loss. Model number: TC-1428 Serial number: WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electr[...]
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2. The monitor will be automatically recovered to the on state by receiving normal sync. signals from PC. 3. The power management states are identified below: Power Mgmt. States H-Sync. V-Sync. LED Color On ON ON Green Stand-By OFF ON Light Amber Power ON Suspend ON OFF Light Amber Off OFF OFF Dark Amber Power OFF OFF OFF Off Table of Contents 1 In[...]
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1. Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of a NEW ULTRA VGA monitor. One of the most versatile monitors available today, the TC-1428 automatically adjusts its vertical and horizontal scanning frequencies to those of your computer’s graphics adapter or video chip sets. The TC-1428 provides crisp text and vivid color graphic displays when u[...]
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4. Do not put the monitor or other heavy objects on the power supply cord. A damaged power cord may cause fire or electric shock. 5. Do not insert sharp objects into the monitor. They may cause fire or failure. 6. Do not allow liquids to spill into the cabinet. 7. To reduce eye fatigue, avoid using the display in direct sunlight or under bright lig[...]
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4. Specifications Power Source: Power Consumption: Power Management: Picture Tube: Resolutions l Horizontal: * Vertical: Input Signals * Video: * Separate Sync: Synchronization * Horizontal: * Vertical: Display Colors * ANALOG Input: Active Display Area * Horizontal: * Vertical: Dimension * (W)x(H)x(D): VESA DDC Standard: (Optional) Environmental C[...]
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Low Radiation: * X-ray radiation: < 100n Gylh * Magnetic field: Band I (5KHz-2KHz): < 250nT. Band II (2KHz-400KHz): < 25nT. Tilt and Swivel Operation: The swivel range is normally limited to a range of 45 degrees to the right or left of the front position (marked by a small molded pip on the top front bottom of the base). The tilt range is[...]
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5. Control Locations and Adjustments Note: The numbers indicate the control item whose description is found on the following page. -7-[...]
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Adjustments 1. POWER Switch Push to turn the display on, and push again to turn off. The power indicator will light when the display is on. 2. BRIGHTNESS Control Adjusts the display to the desired brightness level. (factory preset at the center detent of the control knob) 3. CONTRAST Control Adjusts the display to the desired contrast level. 4. H. [...]
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6. Connections Your monitor has two connecting cables: a Power Supply Cord, which connects to a wall outlet, surge protector or other power source, and a Signal Cable, which connects to the graphics adapter of your computer. To insure safety and correct operation, always follow these four steps when connecting the monitor: 1. Disconnect the power s[...]
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7. Pin Assignments The pin assignment of the video signal cable are shown below: 15-Pin Mini D-Sub Male Connector PIN NO. SIGNAL 1 RED 3 5 8 10 15 2 GREEN BLUE 4 GROUND or OPEN FOR DDC GROUND 6 R-GROUND 7 G-GROUND B-GROUND 9 NO CONNECTION GROUND or OPEN FOR DDC 11 GROUND 12 NO CONNECTION or DDC SDA 13 H. SYNC. 14 V. SYNC. NO CONNECTION or DDC SCL -[...]
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8. Timing Charts SEPARATE SYNC. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Sync. Polarity: Positive/Negative PRESET TIMING-VGA/SVGA Fh (KHz) A µs (Line time total) B µs (Synch. pulse) C µs (Back porch) D µs (Active) E µs (Front porch) Fv (Hz) P ms (Frame time total) Q ms (Synch. pulse) R ms (Back porch) S ms (Active) T ms (Front porch) H. Sync. Polarity V. Sync. Pol[...]
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PRESET TIMING-8514A/VESA VGA/UVGA Fh (KHz) A µs (Line time total) B µs (Synch. pluse) C µs (Back porch) D µs (Active) E µs (Front porch) Fv(Hz) P ms (Frame time total: Q ms (Synch. pulse) R ms (Back porch) S ms (Active) T ms (Front porch) H. Sync. Polarity V. Sync. Polarity Interlaced 8514/A 1024x768 35.520 28.153 3.919 1.247 22.810 0.178 86.9[...]
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9. Troubleshooting Before you call an authorized service center, please check if the following items are properly connected or not. If a non-IBM personal computer or graphics adaptor is being used, make sure the pin assignments of signal input connector and the signal timing meet the specifications inducated above. PROBLEM No Picture or POWER Indic[...]
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Federal Communications Commission Requirements Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radi[...]
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