made in the “Settings” submenu.
∙Any changes made are automatically saved in the Monitor memory when the OSD disappears. Turning off the power should be avoided while using the OSD, as this may not allow changes to be saved.
∙Adjustments for clock, phase and positions are saved for each signal timing or screen resolution. Except for these adjustments, all other adjustments have only one setting that applies to all signal timing.
∙The submenu color will change from white to pink when the function is selected.
∙You can skip the OSD menu and display commonly used adjustment scales directly by using the following button operations (refer to previous diagram for button locations):
Brightness | Press the Brightness Button (3) when the Menu | |
is not displayed. | ||
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Contrast: | Press the Contrast Button (2) when the Menu is | |
not displayed. | ||
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Auto | Press the Auto Button (5) when the Menu is not | |
Setting: | displayed. |
The Auto Adjust process may take as much as 10 consecutive seconds. The display image will make noticeable changes as the Auto Adjust function completes.
SELF-TEST CHECK:
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1.Turn off both the computer and LCD monitor.
2.Unplug the video signal connector from the back of the computer.
3.Turn the LCD monitor on.
The monitor should display “No Signal Input” on the screen and the power LED indicator should be orange. If no display is observed, there may be a problem with the Monitor.
Turn off the LCD monitor and reconnect the signal cable, then turn the computer and LCD monitor on. As the computer boots, there should be a video display and the power LED should now be green. If the LED of the monitor is an orange color after completing the steps above, please check your VGA card and computer system.
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