BenQ FP92W user manual Signal Cable DVI-D optional

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Signal Cable: DVI-D (optional)

Consider keeping the box and packaging in storage for use in the future when you may need to transport the monitor. The fitted foam packing is ideal for protecting the monitor during transport.

Getting started

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Contents Welcome Copyright Table of Contents Getting started Power Cord Signal Cable D-SubSignal Cable DVI-D optional Front view Back view Power AC input jack DVI-D input socket Sub input socketGetting to know your monitor Input Key Power Enter Brightness ContrastLeft-side view Attach the monitor base How to assemble your monitor hardwareEither Connect the power cable to the monitorConnect the PC video cable Route the cables via the cable clip Prepare the monitor and area How to detach the stand baseRemove the monitor stand How to use the monitor wall mounting kitPrecautions Remove the rear cover Getting the most from your BenQ monitor How to install the monitor on a new computer See How to upgrade the monitor on an existing computerOpen Display Properties How to install on Windows XP systemHow to install on Windows 2000 system How to complete the Windows Upgrade Device Driver Wizard Open Display Properties and select the Settings tab How to adjust the screen resolutionClick OK then Yes Close the Display Properties windowHow to adjust the screen refresh rate Picture optimization Control panel How to adjust your monitorPicture On Screen Display OSD menu structureContrast hot key Hot key modeBrightness hot key Main menu mode Function Operation Range Display menuPress the tor ukeys to adjust the value Picture menu Setting is 50. Decreasing One or more of the colors Image. The default startCustom color settings to Adjust the value Factory defaults BlueSystem menu Position Adjusts the vertical Position Adjusts the horizontalAccidentally changed When this function is DisabledFrequently asked questions FAQ TroubleshootingImage is distorted, flashes or flickers Need more help?Supported PC Timings BenQ FP92W SpecificationsSpecifications