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Samsung B2240MWX user manual Vertical Frequency, 3-26, Using the product

Models: B2240MWX

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Vertical Frequency

A panel must display the same picture on the screen tens of times every second so that humans can see the picture. This frequency is called the vertical frequency. The vertical frequency is represented in Hz.

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Samsung B2240MWX user manual Vertical Frequency, 3-26, Using the product

Contents

without prior notice to improve the performance LCD MonitorUser Manual INSTALLING THE PRODUCT Table Of ContentsMAJOR SAFETY PRECAUTIONS USING THE PRODUCTMORE INFORMATION INSTALLING THE SOFTWARETROUBLESHOOTING Specifications Power Saving Function Specifications Specifications Power Saving Function SpecificationsPower Saving Function Specifications Power Saving Function Power Saving Function Specifications Power Saving FunctionSpecifications Power Saving Function Contact SAMSUNG WORLDWIDE Specifications Power Saving Function SpecificationsPower Saving Function Specifications Power Saving Function Correct Disposal of This ProductUsing this Manual 1 Major Safety Precautions1-1 Before You Start Icons used in this manualSecuring the Installation Space 1-2 Custody and MaintenanceExternal Surface and Screen Maintenance The appearance and the color may differ depending on the modelPower Related 1-3 Safety PrecautionsIcons used for safety precautions Meaning of SignsInstallation Related Cleaning Related Usage Related Otherwise, it may result in electric shock or fire Maintaining the Correct Posture when Using this Product The cleaning cloth is supplied with black high-glossy models only 2 Installing the Product2-1 Package Contents Monitor & HAS standMonitor & Simple stand ContentsThe cleaning cloth is supplied with black high-glossy models only OPTIONAL PARTSHAS stand 2-2 Installing the StandDo not remove the stopper pin before installing the base Avoid lifting the product holding only the stand Disassembly is in the reverse order of the assemblyInstalling the Product Stand StopperSimple stand Avoid lifting the product holding only the stand Disassembly is in the reverse order of the assemblyInstalling the Product The company shall not be held liable for any damage or injury 2-3 Installing the Stand for the Wall MountHAS stand Simple stand engineer Use the wall mount according to the international specificationsInstalling the Product 2-4 Connecting with a PC The connecting part may differ depending on the product modelDigital by pressing the button POWER ON / OFF Switches the Power On/OffInstalling the Product Applicable to the models that have speakers only2-5 Connecting an HDMI cable The HDMI IN terminal is supplied for the HDMI-dedicated models only2-6 Kensington Lock Locking the productApplicable to the models that have speakers only 2-7 Connecting HeadphonesConnect your headphones to the Headphone connection terminal Applicable to the models that have speakers only 2-8 SpeakerInstalling the Product To set the resolution to the optimal resolution 3 Using the product3-1 Setting the Optimal Resolution In the Settings tab, set the resolution to the optimal resolutionVertical Frequency 3-2 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-3 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-4 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-5 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-6 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency 3-7 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal FrequencyUsing the product Vertical FrequencyVertical Frequency 3-8 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Using the product 3-9 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal FrequencyUsing the product Vertical FrequencyVertical Frequency 3-10 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Using the product 3-10Vertical Frequency 3-11 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-12 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency 3-13 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-13 Using the productVertical Frequency 3-14 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-14 Using the productVertical Frequency 3-15 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-15 Using the productVertical Frequency 3-16 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-16 Using the productVertical Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-17 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-18 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-19 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-20 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-21 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-22 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-23 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-24 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-25 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency 3-26 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-26 Using the productVertical Frequency 3-27 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-27 Using the productVertical Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-28 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Using the product 3-28Vertical Frequency 3-29 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Using the product 3-29Vertical Frequency 3-30 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency 3-31 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-31 Using the productVertical Frequency HORIZONTAL 3-32 Standard Signal Mode TableDISPLAY MODE VERTICAL3-32 Using the productVertical Frequency 3-33 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-33 Using the productVertical Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-34 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-35 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-36 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Using the product 3-363-37 Standard Signal Mode Table Horizontal Frequency3-37 Using the productVertical Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-38 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-39 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-40 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency 3-41 Standard Signal Mode TableHorizontal Frequency 3-42 Installing the Device Driver 3-43 Product Operating Buttons Product Operating ButtonsDVI cable Power LEDbetween functions in the Customized key menu as desired AUTOThis menu is unavailable when Color Effect is set 3-44 Using the Screen Adjustment Menu OSD On Screen DisplayThis menu is unavailable when MagicEco is set PICTUREMode is set to AV This menu is unavailable when Color Effect is setThis menu is unavailable when MagicAngle or MagicEco is set This menu is unavailable when MagicAngle or MagicEco is setThis function is only available in Analog mode Set to Off when viewing directly in front of the screenThis menu is unavailable when MagicColor or Color Effect is set This function is only available in Analog mode3-44 Using the productCOLOR This menu is unavailable when Color Effect is set This menu is unavailable when MagicAngle is setThis menu is unavailable when Color Effect is set This menu is unavailable when Color Effect is setA signal not in the standard mode table is not supported This function is only available in Analog modeThis function is only available in Analog mode Mode is set to AVThis function is not available when PC/AV Mode is set to AV SETUP&RESETThis function is not available for analog signal input functions of the PCNot applicable to analog D-SUB-or-digital DVI-dedicated models This function does not support Analog modeINFORMATION Supplied for the wide models only such as 169 orWhat is Natural Color ? 4 Installing the Software4-1 Natural Color Installing the Software 4-2 MagicTuneWhat is MagicTune? Restrictions and Problems with the Installation MagicTunePage Installing the Software 4-3 MagicRotationWhat is MagicRotation? Restrictions and Problems with the Installation MagicRotationFor MagicRotation, Windows 2000 or later is recommended Service PacksRemoving the Software HardwareInstalling the Software 4-4 MultiScreenWhat is MultiScreen ? Restrictions and Problems with the Installation MultiScreen5 Troubleshooting 5-1 Monitor Self-DiagnosisA blank screen appears / I cannot turn the product on 5-2 Before Requesting ServiceThe on screen adjustment menu OSD does not appear THE IMAGE IS TOO LIGHT OR TOO DARKThe display area suddenly moves to an edge or to the center PLEASE TRY THE FOLLOWING Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice SpecificationsMore Information Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-2 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B1940M/B1940MXPOWER OFF 6-4 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B1940R/B1940RXPOWER OFF 6-6 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B1940MR/B1940MRXPOWER OFF 6-8 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B1940W / B1940WXPOWER OFF 6-10 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-11 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2240/B2240XPOWER OFF 6-12 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-13 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2240W / B2240WXPOWER OFF 6-14 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-15 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2240M / B2240MXPOWER OFF 6-16 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-17 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2240MW/B2240MWXPOWER OFF 6-18 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-19 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2340POWER OFF 6-20 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-21 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2440L/B2440LXPOWER OFF 6-22 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-23 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2440/B2440XPOWER OFF 6-24 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-25 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice B2440MPOWER OFF 6-26 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-27 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice BX2240/BX2240XPOWER OFF 6-28 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-29 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice BX2440/BX2440XPOWER OFF 6-30 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-31 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E1720NR/E1720NRXPOWER OFF 6-32 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-33 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E1920/E1920XPOWER OFF 6-34 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-35 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E1920RPOWER OFF 6-36 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-37 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E1920N/E1920NXPOWER OFF 6-38 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-39 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E1920NR/E1920NRXPOWER OFF 6-40 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-41 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E1920NW /E1920NWXPOWER OFF 6-42 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-43 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E1920W/E1920WXPOWER OFF 6-44 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-45 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E2020/E2020XPOWER OFF 6-46 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-47 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E2020N/E2020NXPOWER OFF 6-48 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-49 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E2220/E2220XPOWER OFF 6-50 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-51 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E2220N/E2220NXPOWER OFF 6-52 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-53 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E2220NWPOWER OFF 6-54 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-55 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E2220W /E2220WXPOWER OFF 6-56 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-57 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice E2320/E2320XPOWER OFF 6-58 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATEMODEL NAME 6-59 SpecificationsDesign and specifications are subject to change without prior notice EX2220 /EX2220XPOWER OFF 6-60 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-61 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-62 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-63 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-64 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-65 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-66 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-67 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-68 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-69 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-70 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-71 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-72 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-73 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-74 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-75 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-76 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-77 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-78 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATE6-79 Specifications Class B Information Communication equipment for residential usePOWER OFF 6-80 Power Saving FunctionPOWER SAVING MODE STATELATIN AMERICA 6-81 Contact SAMSUNG WORLDWIDENORTH AMERICA EUROPEEUROPE ASIA PACIFICMore Information ASIA PACIFICMIDDLE EAST & AFRICA 6-816-82 Correct Disposal of This Product Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment - Europe only