Connection and Buttons

6 Connection and Buttons

6.1Connection

A

B

C

D

E

6.2Buttons

DC 12V input

DVI-I(PC) input

CVBS input

S-VIDEO input

AUDIO input

1

Menu/Exit

 

Enters the OSD to adjust main menu. This button is also used to return to the previous

 

menu or submenu. This button is also used to exit the OSD main menu when the main

 

menu is displayed on the screen.

2

Source/Enter

 

This button is used to select the input source when the OSD is off. The input changes must

 

be made in the following order: S-VIDEO, CVBS, DVI/PC, CVBS….This button is also used

 

to confirm the current selection when the OSD is on.

3

▼/- (Adjust down)

 

This button is used to scroll through the screen containing items to be adjusted, or to

 

decrease the value of the item to be adjusted.

4

/+ (Adjust up)

 

This button is used to scroll through the screen containing items to be adjusted, or to

 

increase the value of the item to be adjusted.

5

Power Switch

 

Press once to turn the power on, and press again to turn the power off.

6

Power LED

 

If the LED indicator lamp is green, the unit is in normal operating mode. When DVI and PC

 

input source applications are being used, the LED indicator lamp will change to flash orange

 

when it is in power-saving mode.

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Siemens CMTC1720, CMTC1920 user manual Connection and Buttons, Connection Buttons

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