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  • Page 1

    CE 32LM4WPR- E LCD Monitor Moniteur d'affichage à cristaux liquides LCD-Monitor LCD-Monitor Monitor LCD Monitor de LCD Instruction Manual Manuel d'utilisation Bedienungsanleitung Gebruiksaanwijzing Manuale d'Istruzioni Manual de instrucciones English Page 2 ~13 Deutsch Seite 26~37 Français Page 14~25 Nederlands Bladzijde 38~49 GB D[...]

  • Page 2

    2 SAFETY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS GB Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this LCD monitor where the cord will be damaged by people walking on it. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock. Do not place this LCD monitor near any heat sources such as radiators, heate[...]

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    3 Y our LCD monitor is fully transistorised and does not contain any user serviceable components. Y ou must not remove the rear cover of the LCD monitor by yourself. The apparatus is working with high voltages and could damage objects or even endanger people. Leave all required repair and service jobs to an authorised service technician. He will ex[...]

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    4 ■ REMOVE TERMINAL COVER AS INDICA TED BELOW . ■ CONNECT THE DISPLA Y UNIT TO AERIAL, VGA. BNC.AND SCART CONNECTOR AS BELOW . ■ TERMINAL COVER MUST BE REPLACED WITH CABLE EXITS AS INDICA TED IN THE SKETCH ABOVE. ■ Connect the LCD monitor to Aerial, VGA, and Scart connector as required. 1. Connect the waterproof in-line power connector to t[...]

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    5 1 . The LCD display will have a Standby light to show there is power . 2. Control buttons (bottom edge of cabinet) Menu/F button: rotate between contrast, Brightness, colour and sharpness Input/ OK button: s witch between TV , A V1, RGB, A V2, A V3, HDMI and PC mode. ed buttons: adjust channels up and down 4 button: T o switch from display to sta[...]

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    6 Screen mode selector T o select the screen mode, Auto, Natural, Full Zoom 16:9, Title 16:9,Zoom 14:9,title 14:9 or Normal. Refer to page 1 1 TV/A V switch T o switch from TV , A V1, RGB, A V2, A V3, PC or HDMI mode press repeatedly . Press and hold in a few seconds, an A V selection bar appaers. Select the mode you require using the Direct progra[...]

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    7 ■ Child lock Y ou can prevent unwanted operation on the LCD monitor via the buttons on the bottom edge of the monitor . 1. Press the MENU button. Select Setting using the e or d button. Press the 8 button to enter . 2. Select Child lock using the e or d button . 3. Set the Child lock to Off or On by pressing the 7 or 8 button . 4. Press the MEN[...]

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    8 MENU OPERA MENU OPERA TION TION ■ Program sort. Use this channel moving feature to move the channels between two programme positions. This feature is particularly useful after auto- matic tuning. Y ou have to choose a programme that you wish to move from one position to another . 1. Select programme position eg. 4. 2. Press the Green button. 3.[...]

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    9 Connect your PC to the connector on the left side terminal of the set. Once connected select PC mode via the v button on your remote control. The set will become a monitor for the PC. By pressing the MENU button on the remote control a menu window will appear on screen, this allows the settings to be adjusted. T o adjust the Picture settings sele[...]

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    10 TELETEXT / OTHER FEA TELETEXT / OTHER FEA TURES TURES T eletext reception If your aerial signal is poor , the teletext reception operation may be erratic. T eletext brightness level Y ou can change the teletext brightness level. Please return to TV mode.(See Picture menu -T ext Brightness on page 7). ■ Switching into /from standby mode The Sta[...]

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    11 ■ Screen options T oday there are various transmission formats with different size ratios, eg. 4:3 , 14:9, 16:9 and video formats such as letterbox. ■ Auto It automatically switches to the optimum screen mode according to the WSS signal provided in the receiving signal source. If the signal does not have it, the monitor keeps current screen [...]

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    12 Common specification Power source 220~240V 50Hz T elevision system System I B/G, D/K, L ’L Colour system P AL (P AL/NTSC3.58 in A V mode),SECAM Channel coverage UHF: 21-69, VHF: E2-E12,F2-F10,R1-R12 CA TV : X, Y , S1 -S41, B-Q Aerial input impedance 75 ohm A V terminal A V1: CENELEC Standard Input: Composite video, RGB and audio-L/R Output: TV[...]

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    13 HDMI / COMPONENT SIGNAL SUPPOR T TIMING LIST HD M I si gna l supp or t t im i n g De scr i pt i on Fo rmat Timi ng As pect ra t i o Ver t i ca l Fr eq (Hz ) Whe re de fin ed Rema rk 60Hz For ma t s VG A 640 x480p 4:3 59 .9 4/ 60 861 Def aul t f o rm a t 48 0p 720 x4 80p 4:3 59 .9 4 / 60 861 EDT V 48 0p 720 x4 80p 16:9 59 .9 4 / 60 861 EDT V 720p[...]