Monitor Controls and Indicators

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1.Resets the adjustments to the factory settings.

2.Adjusts the size and position of the images automatically.

3.Adjust the picture brightness. Operate the v/V buttons when adjusting other OSDs.

4.Displays the MENU OSD.

5.Adjust the contrast. Operate the B/b buttons when adjusting other OSDs.

6.Turns the monitor on and off. The indicator lights up green when the monitor is on.

Accessing the User’s Guide Online or via CD

To view the latest monitor User’s Guide, access the SUPPORT section of the Dell website (http://support.dell.com).

If you do not have Internet access, you can access the guide on the monitor CD:

1.Insert the monitor CD into your CD-ROM drive.

A start-up document should launch automatically; however, if the start-up document does not launch automatically, click START-> RUN, type D:\monitor.htm, and click OK. (Substitute the correct CD-ROM drive letter if it is not the D drive.)

2.Click the appropriate icon to open the User’s Guide in the desired language.

Note: All applicable warranty and regulatory information regarding your monitor is contained in the User’s Guide on your CD.

Troubleshooting Tips

Monitor Has No Power

No Image is Displayed on the Monitor

If the monitor’s power indicator is off and no image appears on the display, perform the following checks:

Ensure that the power cable is fully inserted in the monitor’s power port and the electrical outlet.

Test the electrical outlet by plugging in a working electrical device such as a lamp.

Ensure that the power button has been depressed, and wait for the power indicator to light.

Try another power cable on the monitor. Use the computer’s power cable and turn on the monitor with the signal cable disconnected. If the monitor is working correctly, a self test pattern appears.

If the monitor power indicator is on but no image appears on the display, perform the following checks:

Ensure that the video connector is seated properly. Tighten the connector screws securely with your fingers.

Ensure that computer is on.

Increase brightness and contrast controls.

Turn off the monitor and unplug the signal cable. Check the cable connector for bent or broken pins.

With signal cable still disconnected, turn on the monitor. If the monitor is working correctly, a self test-pattern appears.

Perform monitor reset or recall.

IMPORTANT!

Before contacting Dell for technical assistance, refer to the Troubleshooting section in the User’s Guide on your monitor CD. This section contains detailed information for resolving most monitor problems.

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Dell 4476T, 5476T, 8376T Monitor Controls and Indicators, Accessing the User’s Guide Online or via CD, Troubleshooting Tips

1476T, 2476T, P991, 8376T, 5476T specifications

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