Pour Commencer

Pour Windows Me

1.Démarrer Windows Me

2.Cliquer sur le bouton 'Start', choisir 'Settings', puis cliquer sur 'Control Panel'.

3.Double-cliquer sur l'icône 'Display'.

4.Choisir l'onglet 'Settings' puis cliquer 'Advanced...'.

5.Choisir le bouton 'Monitor', puis cliquer sur le bouton 'Change...'.

6.Choisir "Specify the location of the driver(Advanced)" et cliquer sur le bouton 'Next'.

7.Choisir "Display a list of all the drivers in a specific location, so you can select the driver you want." Puis cliquer 'Next' et puis cliquer 'Have Disk...'.

8.Cliquer sur le bouton 'Browse...' puis choisir le lecteur approprié F: ( Lecteur de CD-ROM) puis cliquer sur le bouton 'OK'.

9.Cliquer sur le bouton 'OK' puis choisir le modèle de votre moniteur et cliquer sur le bouton 'Next', puis cliquer encore sur le bouton 'Next'.

10.Cliquer sur le bouton 'Finish' puis sur le bouton 'Close'.

Pour Windows 2000

1.Démarrer Windows 2000

2.Cliquer sur le bouton 'Start', choisir 'Settings', puis cliquer sur 'Control Panel'.

3.Double-cliquer sur l'icône 'Display'.

4.Choisir l'onglet 'Settings' puis cliquer 'Advanced...'.

5.Choisir 'Monitor'

-Si le bouton 'Properties' est inactif, cela signifie que votre moniteur est correctement configuré. Merci de stopper l'installation.

-Si le bouton 'Properties' est actif. Cliquer sur le bouton 'Properties'. Merci de suivre les étapes ci-après.

6.Cliquer sur 'Driver' puis cliquer sur 'Update Driver...' ensuite cliquer sur le bouton 'Next'.

7.Choisir "Display a list of the known drivers for this device so that I can choose a specific driver" puis cliquer 'Next' et puis cliquer sur 'Have disk...'.

8.Cliquer sur le bouton 'Browse...' puis choisir le lecteur approprié F: ( Lecteur de CD-ROM).

9.Cliquer sur le bouton 'Open', puis cliquer sur le bouton 'OK'.

10.Choisir le modèle de votre moniteur et cliquer sur le bouton 'Next' puis cliquer sur le bouton 'Next'.

11.Cliquer sur le bouton 'Finish' puis sur le bouton 'Close'.

Si vous voyez la fenêtre "Digital Signature Not Found" alors cliquer sur le bouton 'Yes'.

Pour Windows XP

1.Lancez Windows XP

2.Cliquez sur 'Démarrer' puis sur 'Panneau de configuration'.

3.Pointez et cliquez sur la catégorie 'Imprimantes et autre matériel'

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Philips 150B3M, 150B3Q user manual Pour Windows Me

150B3M, 150B3Q specifications

The Philips 150B3Q and 150B3M are two innovative monitors from Philips, designed to meet the needs of professionals who require exceptional display quality and versatility. Both models are part of Philips' B-line, which emphasizes performance, productivity, and sustainability.

The Philips 150B3Q features a 15-inch screen that offers a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels. This monitor utilizes a high-quality IPS (In-Plane Switching) panel, ensuring that users experience vibrant colors and wide viewing angles. This feature makes it ideal for collaborative work environments where multiple viewers may need to see the screen clearly from different positions.

One of the standout features of the 150B3Q is its superior brightness levels, which allow for clear visibility even in well-lit rooms. The monitor supports a 60Hz refresh rate, making it suitable for both static and dynamic content. Additionally, it includes technologies such as SmartContrast, which automatically adjusts the contrast and color settings to provide deeper black levels and enhanced detail in images.

The Philips 150B3M, on the other hand, caters to users seeking a versatile solution that adapts to various workspace requirements. It also boasts a 15-inch display with a 1024 x 768 resolution, but with added features like a VESA mounting capability. This allows users to easily attach the monitor to wall mounts or articulated arms, freeing up desk space and providing an ergonomic viewing experience.

Both models incorporate energy-efficient technologies, showcasing Philips' commitment to sustainability. The low power consumption of these monitors not only reduces electricity costs but also minimizes the environmental impact. The Philips 150B3Q and 150B3M are equipped with a range of connectivity options, including VGA and DVI ports, ensuring compatibility with various devices, from PCs to laptops.

Ergonomics is another focus of these monitors, as they provide tilting capabilities that allow users to adjust the angle of the display for maximum comfort. This adjustability is crucial for reducing fatigue during long work hours.

In summary, the Philips 150B3Q and 150B3M are exceptional monitors that combine excellent image quality, versatile connectivity options, and energy efficiency. These features make them well-suited for professional environments that demand reliability and performance. Whether in a corporate office, home setup, or educational institution, these monitors are designed to enhance productivity and deliver a superior viewing experience.