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ViewSonic VP191 manual

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    User Guide Guide de l’utilisateur Bedienungsanleitung Guía del usuari o Guida dell’utente Guia do Usuário An v ändarhandbok Kä yttöopas Podr Ċ cznik u Ī ytkownika Full 1 9 . 0 " Diagon al V iewable Scr een VP191 LCD Display VP191b VP191s[...]

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    Contents Produc t Registrati on ........ ............. ............. ...... ..... 2 For Your Rec ords ............ ............. ............. ...... ..... 2 Getting S t arted Pack age Con tents ........... ............. ............. ........... 3 Precau tions .. ............ ............. ............. ............. ..... 3 Quick Installa tion ..[...]

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    Copyri ght © V iewSonic Corporat ion, 200 4 . All right s reserved. Macint osh and Power Macintosh are regi stered trademarks of Apple Comp uter , Inc. Microsoft , W indows, W indows NT , and the Wi n do ws logo a re registere d tradem arks o f Microso ft Cor porat ion in th e U ni ted Stat es and oth er count ries . V i ewS onic, th e three bi rd[...]

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    Getting Star ted Congr atulations on your p urchase of a V ie wSonic ® LCD display . Impor tant ! Save the or iginal box and all pac ki ng mat erial f or futu r e shipping needs. NO TE: The word “W indows” in this user guid e refers to the follo wing Microsoft operati ng systems : W indo ws ‘95, W indo ws NT , W indo ws ‘98, W indo ws 2000[...]

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    AC outlet (wall soc ket ) AC I N P ow er cor d Comput er power cord D-SUB 1 D-SUB 2 DVI-D Power Switch Quic k In stallation 1 Connec t po wer cor d and A C/DC adapte r 2 Connec t video c able • Mak e sure bot h the LCD display and computer are turn ed OFF • Remo ve r ear pane l cov ers if necessar y • Co nnect the vid eo cable from th e LCD d[...]

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    Lands cape/P or trait Modes The LCD display can operate in either Landscape or Portrait mode. Follo w the instructions that accomp any the Perfe ct Portrait software. T o swit ch from Lan dscape (default) to Portrait mode, do the following : 1 From the front, gently raise the LCD display to allow more clearance. 2 Pull the bottom of the LCD display[...]

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    Installat ion of W all Mo unt (Op tional) T o obtain a wall-mounting kit, contact V ie wSonic or your local dealer . Refer to the instructions that come with the base moun t ing kit. T o con vert your LCD display from a desk-mounted to a wall-mounted display, do the following: 1 Disconnect Po wer . 2 Lay the LCD display face down on a to wel or bla[...]

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    Using the LCD Display Setting the Timing Mode Setting the timing mode is important for maximi zing the quality of the scre en image and min imi zing e ye strain . The timing mode consists of the r esolution (example 1 280 x 1024) a nd r efr esh rate (or v ertic al freque ncy; example 75 H z). A fter set ting t he timi ng mode, use the OnV iew ® co[...]

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    Adjust ing the Scree n Im a g e Use the b uttons on the fro nt control panel to display and adju st the OnV ie w ® controls which d isplay on the screen. The OnV ie w controls are e xplained at th e top of th e next pag e and are def ined in “Main Men u Controls” on p age 9. Fr ont Contr ol P anel sho wn belo w in detai l Main Menu with OnVie [...]

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    Do the f ollowing to adjust the sc reen image: 1 T o display the Main Menu, press button [1]. NO TE: All OnV iew menus and adjust ment screen s disa ppear au tomatica lly after abou t 15 seconds. This is adjusta ble throug h the OSD timeout setting in the setup me nu . 2 T o se lect a con trol yo u want to adj ust, press ▲ or ▼ to scroll up o r[...]

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    Main Menu Contr o ls Adjust the menu items sho wn belo w by using the up ▲ and down ▼ bu ttons. Co ntro l Exp la na ti on A uto Image Adjust sizes and centers the sc reen image autom atically . Contra st adju sts the difference between t he image b ackgro und (blac k le ve l) and the fore ground (wh ite le v el). Brigh tness adjusts backgrou nd[...]

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    User Color — Indi v idual adjustments for red (R), green (G), and bl ue (B ) . 1 T o select color (R, G or B) press but ton [2]. 2 T o ad just selec ted col or , pr ess ▲ or ▼ . Importan t : If you select RECALL from the Main Menu when the pro duct is set to a Preset T iming Mode , colors retu rn to the 6500 K factory pre set. Contr ol Explan[...]

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    Fine T u ne sharp ens th e fo cus by a ligni ng the text and/ or gr aphic characte rs. NO TE: T ry Au to Image Adjust first. Shar pness adjus ts the clari ty and foc us of th e screen imag e. Setup me nu di splay s the men u sho wn belo w: Languag e al low s you t o choos e the la nguag e used in the me nus and co ntrol scre ens. Contr ol Explana t[...]

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    OSD Position allows you to move the on -scree n disp lay m enus and con trol scree ns. OSD Timeout sets the length of time the on-sc reen display scr een i s displaye d. F or e xample , with a “3 0 seco nd” set ting, if a contro l is not p ushed within 30 seconds, the display sc reen disappe ars. Co ntro l Exp la na ti on Input Priority If mult[...]

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    Other Inf ormation 1 Macint osh com puters olde r than G3 re quire a ViewSonic ® , Macintosh adapte r . T o order a n adap ter , cont act ViewSonic. Specifications LCD Ty p e Colo r Fi lte r Gla ss su rf a ce 19" (full 19" vi ew able di agonal area), TFT (Thin Film T ransist or), Act iv e Matrix SXGA LCD , 0.294 mm pix el pit ch RGB v er[...]

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    T r oubleshoo ting No pow er • Make sur e po wer bu tt on ( or switch) is ON. • Make sur e A/C po wer cord is securely conn ected to the LCD display . • Plug another electrical de vice (like a radio) into the po wer outlet to verify that the outlet is su pplying prope r v oltage. P ower is ON b ut no scree n ima g e • Make sure the v ideo c[...]

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    Custo mer Suppor t For technical support o r product service, s ee the table belo w or contact your reseller . NO TE: Y ou will need the product serial n umber . ViewSonic VP191/VP191b/VP191s 16 Country/ Region W eb site T = T elephone F = F AX Email United States Canada vie wsonic.com/ suppor t vie wsonic.com/ suppor t T: (800) 688-6688 F: (909) 4[...]

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    Cleaning the LCD Displa y • MAKE SURE THE LCD DISPLAY IS TURNED OFF . • NEVER SPRA Y OR POUR ANY LIQUID DIRECTL Y ONT O THE SCREEN OR C ASE. T o c lean the s creen: 1 W ipe the screen with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth. This remo v es dust and other p articles. 2 If still not clean, apply a small amount of non -ammonia , n on-alcoho l based gl[...]

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    Limited W arranty VIEWSONIC LCD DISPLAY What the warranty cover s: ViewSonic ® w arrants its products to be free from def ects in material and wor kmanship during the warranty period. If a product prov es to be defectiv e in mater ial or workmanship during the warranty period, Vie wSonic will, at its sole option, repair or replace the product with[...]

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    Appendix Safety Guidelines CA UTION: The soc ket- outlet s hould be i nstalle d near t he equipment and shoul d be e asily acc essib le . CA UTION: U se a pow er cab le that is properly g rounded. Alw ays use the appropriate A C cord th at is cer tif ied f or the i ndividu al country . Some e xamples are listed below : IMPOR T ANT NO TICE CONCERNIN[...]

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    Comp liance Inf ormati on f or U .S.A . This equipm ent has been tested and f ound to comp ly with the limits f o r a Class B digital device , pursu ant to par t 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits ar e designed to provid e reasonab le protection agai nst harmful interf erence in a re si- dential installation. This equ ipment generate s, uses , and c[...]

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