Wacom 20WSX, DTZ-2000W manual LCD monitor cabling diagram

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LCD monitor cabling diagram

–A – DIGITAL/ANALOG (DVI/VGA) switch

CAUTION

Make sure your video card has a DVI or VGA connector, and that you correctly set the Cintiq Digital/Analog (DVI/VGA) switch for the video connector you are using.

Do not attach the USB data cable until instructed to do so.

Cintiq, rear view

– B –

– C – DC INput

DVI-I connector

To connect to a DVI-D connector, use the DVI-D to DVI-I adapter cable.

To connect to a VGA connector, use the VGA to DVI-I adapter cable.

Video card

DVI or VGA

Rear panel of your computer

	– D –
Power adapter	To AC outlet

CAUTION Use only the power adapter that came with Cintiq; use of an improper power adapter may

damage the unit.

Do not connect or disconnect the video or power cables while Cintiq or your computer are turned on – this can damage the LCD monitor or computer video card.

Make sure that the display refresh rate does not exceed 75 Hz (60 Hz for WSXGA).

Installation

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Contents Page Page Introduction and Overview Precautions on USE and Handling Temperature and HumidityPhysical location EnvironmentHandling Cintiq pen display has a backlight which contains mercury HgPage Contents Contents Package contents Unpacking Your CintiqSetting up the Cintiq stand Incline adjustment leversBearing recess Front feet Rear feetUnpacking and mounting the Cintiq pen display Bearing hub Bearing recessAdjusting the display incline Adjusting rotation Using the pen holderRemoving Cintiq from the display stand Cintiq PEN Display Components Front viewRear view Installation System requirementsLCD monitor installation DVI-I connectorDVI-D connector VGA connectorApple ADC connector Mini-VGA port LCD monitor cabling diagram Select the option Browse MY Computer for Driver Software Installation Pen tablet cabling diagram Pen tablet installationUSB cable installation Software installation Next stepsPen components Using the penWorking with Your Cintiq Pen operations Working with the tablet controls Using the ExpressKeys Tips Using the Touch Strips Working with your Cintiq Setting up your work area Hints Customizing Opening the control panelCustomization basics Calibrating Cintiq Learning more about Cintiq Working with on screen display settings Adjusting the LCD monitorFactory presets, auto-sync, and user settings To automatically adjust, use the Reset option RESET. Provides two options Adjusting pitch and phase VGA only Power saving Computer mode Sync Video Power consumptionTroubleshooting Testing CintiqIf the Cintiq power LED does not light, check the following If there is no displayVerify that the tablet and Grip Pen are working Testing the Touch Strips Testing your input tools and pen display controlsTesting the ExpressKeys Airbrush Testing a penPen Display troubleshooting General display problemsVGA problems Pen tablet troubleshooting General problemsTroubleshooting Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Windows-speciﬁc problems Macintosh-speciﬁc problemsTechnical support options Obtaining driver downloads JapanAsia Paciﬁc English China Korea TaiwanCaring for Cintiq CleaningAppendix To insert a new nib Replacing the pen tipTo remove the old nib Lock screws Optional display conﬁgurationsTo lock Cintiq to the display stand Using an alternate mount or stand To attach Cintiq to a Vesa 100 mounting platformTo remove Cintiq from an alternate mounting platform Appendix Pen and digital ink capabilities in Windows Vista About the Windows Vista Tablet PC Input PanelMacintosh Uninstalling CintiqWindows LCD monitor Product speciﬁcationsCintiq 20WSX model DTZ-2000W general speciﬁcations Power adapter Pen tabletDisplay stand Grip pen model ZP-501EAccessories Purchasing parts and accessories Display adaptersCE declaration Radio and television interferenceFederal Communications Commission FCC notice Warranty North and South America contact Warranty Service in the U.S.A. and CanadaWarranty Service Outside of the U.S.A. and Canada Telephone Wacom Technology Corporation Wacom Europe GmbHWacom China Corporation UE-0364