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C: Back Porch

D: Blanking Period

E:Display Period

F:Total Cycle

 

H

V

H

V

H

V

H

V

 

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µs/

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µs/

ms/

µs/

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1.907/

1.048/

6.356/

1.430/

25.442/

15.254/

31.778/

16.683/

 

48

33

160

45

640

480

800

525

 

1.907/

1.111/

6.356/

1.556/

25.422/

12.712/

31.778/

14.267/

 

54

35

180

49

720

400

900

449

 

3.175/

1.114/

7.407/

1.286/

21.164/

13.714/

28.571/

15.000/

 

96

39

224

45

640

480

864

525

 

3.911/

0.784/

5.586/

0.865/

14.524/

12.549/

20.111/

13.414/

 

224

39

320

43

832

624

1152

667

 

1.440/

0.568/

3.040/

0.655/

11.520/

12.667/

14.560/

13.322/

 

144

39

304

45

1152

870

1456

915

 

3.810/

0.528/

5.587/

0.634/

20.317/

12.678/

26.413/

13.735/

 

128

28

192

40

640

480

832

520

 

3.810/

0.427/

6.349/

0.533/

20.317/

12.800/

26.667/

13.333/

 

120

16

200

20

640

480

840

500

 

2.222/

0.578/

5.333/

0.670/

17.778/

11.093/

23.111/

11.764/

 

80

25

192

29

640

480

832

509

 

3.556/

0.626/

6.222/

0.711/

22.222/

17.067/

28.444/

17.778/

 

128

22

224

25

800

600

1024

625

 

2.200/

0.607/

6.400/

0.739/

20.000/

15.840/

26.400/

16.579/

 

88

23

256

28

800

600

1056

628

 

1.280/

0.478/

4.800/

1.373/

16.000/

12.480/

20.800/

13.853/

 

64

23

240

66

800

600

1040

666

 

3.232/

0.448/

5.172/

0.533/

16.162/

12.800/

21.333/

13.333/

 

160

21

256

25

800

600

1056

625

 

2.702/

0.503/

4.409/

0.578/

14.222/

11.179/

18.631/

11.756/

 

152

27

248

31

800

600

1048

631

 

2.462/

0.600/

4.923/

0.786/

15.754/

15.880/

20.677/

16.666/

 

160

29

320

38

1024

768

1344

806

 

19.20/

0.513/

4.053/

0.673/

13.653/

16.599/

17.707/

14.272/

 

144

29

304

38

1024

768

1328

806

 

2.235/

0.466/

3.657/

0.533/

13.003/

12.795/

16.660/

13.328/

 

176

28

288

32

1024

768

1312

800

 

2.201/

0.524/

3.725/

0.582/

10.836/

11.183/

14.561/

11.765/

 

208

36

352

40

1024

768

1376

808

 

2.123/

0.500/

3.907/

0.597/

12.229/

14.522/

16.136/

15.119/

 

200

31

368

37

1152

900

1520

937

 

1.712/

0.459/

3.200/

0.598/

10.716/

12.525/

13.916/

13.123/

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33

344

43

1152

900

1496

943

 

1.838/

0.482/

3.233/

0.535/

10.143/

12.841/

13.376/

13./376

 

232

36

408

40

1280

960

1688

1000

 

2.296/

0.594/

3.778/

0.656/

11.852/

16.005

15.630/

16.661/

 

248

38

408

42

1280

1024

1688

1066

 

1.846/

0.460/

3.009/

0.600/

10.940/

14.283/

13.949/

14.883/

 

216

33

352

43

1280

1024

1632

1067

 

1.837/

0.475/

3.022/

0.525/

9.481/

12.804/

12.504/

13.329/

 

248

38

408

42

1280

1024

1688

1066

 

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Contents English Safety Symbols Table of Contents ´ Do not dismantle the cabinet or modify the unit Precautions´ Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel ´ Set the unit in an appropriate location Keep small objects or liquids away from the unit´ Place the unit on a strong, stable surface ´ Use the correct voltage ´ Handle the power cord with care´ The equipment must be connected to a grounded main outlet ´ Do not block the ventilation slots on the cabinet ´ Handle with care when carrying the unit´ Do not touch a damaged LCD panel directly with bare hands ´ Periodically clean the area around the plug ´ Use an easily accessible power outlet´ Unplug the unit before cleaning it ´ Do not touch the plug with wet handsSuggestions for Maximizing Comfort Introduction FeaturesPackage Contents Front Controls & ConnectorsRear Cable Connection Before connectingAnalog Input Digital InputDigital Input Connecting the signal cableAnalog Input 16 2. Connecting UP Plug the other end of the power cord into a power outlet Making Adjustments and Settings How to use the ScreenManagerEntering the ScreenManager Exiting the ScreenManagerMain menu Sub menu Reference ScreenManager Adjustments and SettingsEizo Logo Disappearing function Adjustment LockUseful Functions Off timer system Off TimerProcedure Screen Adjustment AdjustmentAdjustment Procedure for Analog Input Push the Auto adjustment button on the front panelHorizontal flickering, blurring or bars appear on the screen Screen position is incorrect Use the Position adjustment Auto Set the Contrast of the screen Use the Contrast adjustmentScreen position is incorrect Use the Resolution adjustmentSet the Contrast of the screen Set the Brightness of the screenDisplaying a low resolutions 28 4. Adjustment Before the Color adjustment Color AdjustmentTo change the flesh color, etc Use the Hue adjustment To change the saturation Use the Saturation adjustmentTo use the PC’s power saving system Vesa Dpms Power-save SetupTo set the power save with ScreenSaver software Eizo Mpms Power saving system32 4. Adjustment Required system environment Connecting to the USB HUBUSB Example of connectionMonitor Connecting Examples Analog x DigitalAnalog x Analog Digital x digitalSelecting the active input Priority input signalAttaching AN ARM Stand Setup Procedure38 7. Attaching AN ARN Stand Problems Points to check with possible solutions TroubleshootingNo picture Following messagesAfterimages appear Too darkScreen has defective Auto adjustment Button does not operatePixels e.g. slightly light Or darkSetup Change after installingFrequency does not PC is hung up. /LCD Panel CleaningCabinet Vesa DDC 2B SpecificationsBeeper settings Default settingGlossary Color Temperature TemperatureAfterimage ClockPhase Gain AdjustmentRange Adjustment ResolutionAttaching AN ARM Stand IndexUSB 10,31,33,44 Vesa Dpms 19,31,47 Memo Appendix Appendix / Anhang / AnnexeIi Appendix 480 800 525 907 111 356 556 25.422 12.712 31.778 14.267 180 Pin Assignment Pin-Belegung Affectation des Broches Dimensions AbmessungenWhat does labelling involve? Why do we have environmentally labelled computers?Congratulations Cadmium Environmental requirements Flame retardantsMercury CFCs freonsPhone 562 431 We, the Responsible PartyWarland Drive, Cypress, CA
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