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VGA
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The marketing and sales of the equipment was reported to the BZT. (Federal Approvals for Telecommunications) The right to retest this equipment to verify compliance with the regulation was given to BZT. ES MUSS SICHERGESTELLT WERDEN, DASS DIR VORGESEHENE NETZSTECKDOSE NAHE AM GERÄT ANGEBRACHT UND LETCHT ZUGÄNGLICH IST. Die ergonomischen Anforderungen an Bildschirmgeräte im Bürobereich nach ZH1/618 werden in Verbindung mit der Videokarte: Prism a c Sys. VGA RT800 erfüllt. Aus ergonomischen Grün
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Customer’s Record The serial number of thi s appears on the back of the unit. You should note this serial number in th e provided below and retain this manual as a permanen t of your to aid i n tion in the event of theft or l os s . JC-1431VMB Model number: Serial number: WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electri c do not expose this Computer Display to rain or moisture. Caution For 120V Operation , use only with powe r plug having a parallel blade, grounding type plug, rated 125 V
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Contents 1 NEC SVGA Monitor 2 Setting Up t ......................... 2-l Connecting the Monito r 2-2 3 Using the Monitor Front Panel Control s 3-2 Power h ....................... 3-2 Horizontal Size Contro l 3-2 l 3-2 Brightness Contro l 3-2 Contrast Contro l 3-2 Rear Panel Control s 3-3 Horizontal Position Contro l 3-3 l 3-3 Ti l t / Swivel ...................... 3-4 Problem Solvin g ...................... 3-5 g ...................... 3-6 ............................ g 3-6 4 Reviewing Technic
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NEC SVGA Monitor Congratulations on you r of the NEC SVGA SVGA Monitor offers a maximum horizontal resolution of 102 4 a maximum vertical resolution of 76 8 Additionally, the SVGA Monitor provide s compatibility via the following features: n provides adjustment to vertical and horizontal frequencies including VGA, SVGA, EVGA, and VESA VGA. n displays an infinite number o f (limited by n d To properly set up and use your monitor, read the that follow. sections controls. Position hori
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Setting Up The SVGA Monitor shipping contains the monitor, user manual and power are missing, contact your NE C Please save the original box an d for future transportatio n 0; shipment of this monitor. ENVIRONMENT Use the following guidelines to set up your monitor: n Place the monitor in a dry, clean, dust-free n so that heat generated c n Place the monitor away from high-capacity transformers, electric motors. and other strong H To minimize eye fatigue: - t the monitor against a bri
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2-2 Setting Up Use the followin g s teps to connect the monitor to CONNECTING pur THE MONITOR 1. e r Unplugging the Computer 2. monitor. Determine the appropriate voltage, 115V or and set the accordingly. Se tting the voltage Voltage Selector switch 23OV, The voltage selector is located on the rear of the Cord. powe computer’s Turn off and unplug th Computer.
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Setting Up 2-3 3. Attach the monitor s ignal to the v ideo Secure the connection by tightening the two screws on either side of the s ignal Attaching the signal ca ble Signal Cable connector. cable’s connector at the rear of the Computer. cable
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2-4 Setting Up 4. Connect one end of the monitor power cable to the rear of the monitor. Plug the other end into a properly grounded Connecting the power cable WARNING: D O not o bject on the power cable. Darnage to a power cable c c ause fire or electrica l shock. an the monitor or any other place wall outlet.
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Setting Up 2-5 5. If you are setting up the Computer for the first time, see your user manual. Otherwise, continue with the following s tep. 6. Plug in the Computer powe r If you have any Problems, please refer to the Troubleshooting of this mannual. section cable.
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Using the Monitor 3 This defines monitor controls and explains how to use them to your advantage. You may the viewing area of the s creen modify specific s creen qualities including brightness and Further, the t i l t /swivel feature allows proper positioning of the monitor. The figure below s hows the front p anel Loca ting con trols Cordrast Control Control Brightness features. contrast. and adjust section
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3-2 Using the Monitor FRONT PANEL Read the descriptions that follow to learn how to operate the front p anel CONTROLS s Power Switch The powe r lights when the monitor power is on. This control sets the monitor’ s s creen Horizontal Size Control to decrease the horizontal width, and clockwise to increase the horizontal width. The size of the image depends on the s ignal to the monitor. This control sets the monitor’ s s creen Vertical vertical height. To decrease the vertical length of Size
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Using the Monitor 3-3 Read the description that follows for an REAR PANEL ing of ho w control operates. The figure below CONTROLS locates the rea r p anel Turn the Horizontal Position Control t o Horizontal Position Control Turn the Vertical Position Control t o Vertical image’s Position. Position Control Loca ting con trols Control Control Horizontal Position Vertical Position vertical the adjust image’s horizontal Position. the adjust controls. each understand-
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3-4 Using the Monitor TILT/SWIVEL The base allows you to tilt th e s creen up BASE or down, and move it from side to side, 45 degrees to c reposition the monitor up to an angle of You -5 degrees forward an d +15 degrees Positioning the monitor backwards. an the right or left. tilt/swivel
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Using the Monitor 3-5 PROBLEM If you encounter a problem with the SVGA Monitor, the problem may be a simple one that yo u c SOLVING yourself. Check the items on the following list when you encounter a p roblem: The powe r for the monitor is on. The s ignal and power are securely The monitor is connected to a working electrical outlet. Test the outlet by plugging in a lamp or other electrical Check that the s ignal timing and pin assignments meet the SVGA Monitor’s specifications (see “Pin A
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3-6 Using the Monitor Use the troubleshooting table below to isolate any TROUBLE- p roblems an d with the appropriate corrective SHOOTING If you still determine the p roblem, your NE C Troubleshooting CORRECTIVE ACTION powe r No picture appears o n the monitor Screen. the Brightness and Contrast the Clean the outside of the monitor as needed. Use the CLEANING following precautions as guidelines: n Unplug the monitor’s powe r from the outlet before n Use only a damp cloth and mild
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Reviewing Technical Data The following tables provide specifications, pin assignments an d s ignal SVGA Monitor Specifications DESCRIPTION ITEM Physical Dimensions Height 14.4 inches (365 mm) Width 14.5 inches (367 mm) Depth 15.4 inches (390 mm) Weight 25.3 Ibs. (11.5 kg) Operating Environment Temperature -32°F to 95°F (0°C to 35°C) Humidity 10% to 80% (non-condensing) Storage Temperatures -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C) Storage Humidity 5% to 95% Power A C lOO-125V/200-24OV, Power Source Power
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4-2 Reviewing Technical Data SVGA Monitor Specifications (cont’d) ITEM 31.5 kHz/48 kHz Horizontal 9.6 inches (246 mm) depends on s ignal 7.2 inches (185 mm) depends o n s ignal Input Signals Analog 0.7 Vp - p / 75 TTL level: Horizontal , Vertical, (may be limited by hardware or Software) colors Infinite Analog Input Display Colors Positive/Negative Positive/Negative, Separate Sync. ohm positive Video timing used Vertical timing used Display Area Active 50 Hz to 90 Hz continuous Vertical
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Reviewing Technical Data 4-3 . PIN The SVGA monitor uses a - 5 l mini high-density D-SUB male connector for the input Signal. The figure below s hows the connector pin locations. See the table that follows for connector pin assignments. Connector pin Input Signal loca tions Pin Assignments PIN NUMBER Red Green R-Ground G-Ground B-Ground 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 No Connection Sync. Vertical Horizontal Sync. No Connection Ground Ground 10 No Connection Ground Ground Blue SIGNAL Connector ASSIGNMENTS
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4-4 Reviewing Technical Data TIMING The following diagram and tables show the preset timing used in the monitor’s VGA, SVGA, EVGA TABLES SEPARATE SYNC. 1 VIDEO HORIZONTAL ° ° \ d-f- A 4 * J VIDEO VERTICAL E3 and VESA VGA modes.
