Dell E190SB, E170S, E190SF appendix Bottom View, Monitor Specifications, Power Management Modes

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Right side	Left side

Bottom View

Bottom view

Label Description

1AC power cord connector

2VGA connector

Monitor Specifications

Power Management Modes

If you have VESA's DPMS™ compliance display card or software installed in your computer, the monitor can automatically reduce its power consumption when not in use. This is referred to as Power Save Mode. If input from a keyboard, mouse or other input devices is detected by the computer, the monitor will automatically "wake up". The following table shows the power consumption and signaling of this automatic power-saving feature:

E170S

VESA Modes

Normal operation

Active-off mode

Horizontal

Sync

Active

Inactive

Vertical Sync	Video	Power
		Indicator


Active	Active	Green


Inactive	Blanked	Amber

Power Consumption

25 W (maximum)

17 W (typical) Less than 1 W

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Contents Dell E170S/E190S Flat Panel Monitor Users Guide About Your Monitor Package ContentsIdentifying Parts and Features Front View Product FeaturesBack View Front View Front panel controls Label DescriptionDescription/Use Side ViewBack view Label Bottom View Monitor SpecificationsPower Management Modes Pin Assignments Flat Panel SpecificationsPreset Display Modes ResolutionElectrical Model E170S/E190SPlug and Play Capability Physical CharacteristicsEnvironmental Caring for Your Monitor Maintenance GuidelinesLCD Monitor Quality & Pixel Policy Appendix Setting Up Your Monitor Select Advanced Auto Adjust Using the Front PanelPower Button Operating the MonitorIcon Menu Name and Sub- menus Description Using the On-Screen Display OSD MenuThis is used to exit out of the Main Menu Image settingsPreset sRGB Color SettingsSettings Location PositionFactory Reset OSD Warning Messages Setting the Maximum ResolutionTilt Using the Dell Soundbar OptionalUsing the Tilt Back to Contents Setting Up Your Monitor Dell E170S/E190S Flat Panel Monitor Connecting Your Monitor Setting Up the MonitorConnecting the blue VGA cable Attaching the StandRemoving the Stand Organizing Your CablesAttaching the Soundbar Optional Back to Contents Self-Test Solving ProblemsBuilt-in Diagnostics Common Symptoms What You Experience Possible Solutions Common ProblemsTroubleshooting the Dell Soundbar Optional Product-Specific ProblemsBack to Contents

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