Turning the Monitor On and Off

The monitor’s power button can control power to the display and CPU. It is not designed to electrically isolate the monitor or CPU from the supply. Use an appropriately sized (4A slow blow 12VDC/2A slow blow 24VDC) magnetic hydraulic circuit breaker to switch line power on/oﬀ.

Note: Be sure to conﬁgure the computer’s power options, including how the computer responds, when the button is pressed. See Windows on-line help for details. The monitor goes into standby whenever the computer is put into sleep or into hibernation.

Using the Touchscreen

The touchscreen allows you to operate the computer by touching

the screen with a ﬁnger or stylus, rather than using a mouse or keyboard.

Navigating the Touchscreen

•To click an item, tap the item once.

•To double-click an item, tap the item twice rapidly.

•To drag an item, touch the item, and then drag it along the screen to the new location.

•To move the cursor, touch the screen and move the cursor as needed.

Cleaning the Monitor

Clean the monitor’s touchscreen periodically to keep the display image bright and sharp, and to keep the touchscreen functions working properly.

•Always turn oﬀ the monitor before cleaning.

•Clean the touchscreen with a dry soft cloth. If this does not clean the screen adequately, preferably use Sparkle or Glass X cleaners.

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