TFT1900LED - Monitor Monacor - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL TFT1900LED Monacor

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TFT-1900LED

Bestellnummer 18.7000

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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We wish you much pleasure with your new MONACOR unit. Please read these operating instructions carefully prior to operating the unit. Thus, you will get to know all functions of the unit, operating errors will be prevented, and yourself and the unit will be protected against any damage caused by improper use. Please keep the operating instructions for later use.

The English text starts on page 9.

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Picture Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Hue 50 Saturation 50 Sharpness 50 Color Temp. Normal Scale Full Picture Mode Standard Move Adjust Exit

Contrast (Kontrast)

Brightness (Helligkeit)

PC Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Color Temp. Scale Picture Mode Full Standard Move Adjust Exit

Contrast (Kontrast)

Brightness (Helligkeit)

PC Color Temp. Normal User_R 130 User_G 128 User_B 125 Move Adjust Exit

Sound Bass 50 Treble 50 Balance 50 Sound Mode Standard AVC Off Surround Off Move Adjust Cancel Exit

Bass (Bässe)

Treble (Höhen)

OSD H-Position, OSD V-Position

Multi Window Sub Source Size Position Border Color Picture Swap Off VGA Large Top L Black Move Adjust Exit

All operating elements and connections described can be found on the fold-out page 3.

1 Operating Elements and Connections

1.1 Front side of monitor

1 Button SOURCE/SEL.

- to select the signal source:

1. Press SOURCE /SEL., a source list is inserted

2. Select the source with ◀or ▶(3).

3. Confirm with SOURCE /SEL.

- to select the menu items

2 ButtonMENU/EXIT

- to call the menu

- to go back to the next higher menu level and to exit the menu

3 Buttons ◀and ▶

– to adjust the volume

- to select a signal source from the source list button SOURCE/SEL. (1)

- to select the menu pages in the main menu bar

– to make adjustments in the menu

4 Button to set the monitor to the stand-by mode (button lighting in red) or to switch it on (button lighting in blue)

1.2 Remote control

5 Button POWER :like button (4)on the monitor

6 Button INPUT to select the signal source:

1. Press INPUT, a source list is inserted
2. Select the source with ▲or ▼(15).
3. Confirm the selection with ◀or ▶(16)

7 Numerical keys 1 to 5 for direct selection of the signal sources

Note: The numerical keys 6 to 0 have no function for this model.

8 Button INFO for short-time insertion of

– the name of the signal source
– short information about the signal source
– the software version of the monitor

9 Button MUTE to switch the sound on and off

10 Button AUTO for automatic adjustment of the picture for PC operation via the VGA jack

11 Button ZOOM for selection of the picture format

12 Button SLEEP ① to activate/deactivate the sleep function (automatic switching-over to stand-by mode after an adjusted time has elapsed)

13 Button PICTURE MODE to switch over between different picture presettings

14 Button CANCEL ☐ cancel displays in the screen

15 Buttons ▲and ▼

- to select a signal source from the source list button INPUT (6)

- to select the menu items

16 Buttons ◀and ▶

– to adjust the volume

- as a button to confirm when selecting a signal source from the source list 📄 button INPUT (6)

- to select the menu pages in the main menu bar

– to make adjustments in the menu

17 Button MENU: like button MENU/EXIT (2) on the monitor
18 Button PIP ☐ to select a multi-window display (switching over between PIP mode, POP mode and individual picture)
19 Button SUB SOURCE □ to select the second signal source in a multi-window display
20 Button SIZE to switch over between three sizes for the inserted picture in the PIP mode
21 Button POSITION ☐ to switch over between four picture positions for the inserted picture in the PIP mode
22 Button P.SWAP C to change the picture assignment of the signal sources in a multi-window display

1.3 Rear side of monitor (without base)

23 Power supply jack for connection of the power supply unit supplied
24 HDMI™ input (jack type A)
25 DVI input (DVI-D, via DVI-I jack)
26 VGA input (D-Sub jack, 15-pole)
27 Video input AV IN1 (BNC jack)
28 Feed-through output AV OUT1 (BNC jack) for passing on the input signal of the jack AV IN 1 (27)
29 Video input AV IN2 (BNC jack)
30 Feed-through output AV OUT2 (BNC jack) for passing on the input signal of the jack AV IN2 (29)
31 Stereo audio input (3.5 mm jack)

2 Safety Notes

The units (monitor and power supply unit) correspond to all relevant directives of the EU and are therefore marked with €€.

WARNING

The power supply unit is supplied with hazardous mains voltage. Leave servicing to skilled personnel only. Inexpert handling or modification of the power supply unit may cause an electric shock hazard.

It is essential to observe the following items:

• The units are suitable for indoor use only. Protect them against dripping water and splash water, high air humidity, and heat (admissible ambient temperature range 0 – 40 °C).
• Do not place any vessels filled with liquid, e. g. drinking glasses, on the units.
• The heat being generated in the monitor must be carried off by air circulation. Therefore, the air vents at the housing must not be covered.
• Do not set the units into operation, and immediately disconnect the mains plug of the power supply unit from the mains socket if
• there is visible damage to a unit or the mains cable,
• a defect might have occurred after a drop or similar accident,
• malfunctions occur.
  The units must in any case be repaired by skilled personnel.
• Never pull the mains cable to disconnect the mains plug from the mains socket, always seize the plug.
• For cleaning only use dry, soft cloth, never use chemicals or water.
• No guarantee claims for the units and no liability for any resulting personal damage or material damage will be accepted if the units are

used for other purposes than originally intended, if they are not correctly connected or operated, or not repaired in an expert way.

If the units are to be put out of operation definitively, take them to a local recycling plant for a disposal which is not harmful to the environment.

3 Applications

This TFT LCD monitor is ideally suited for applications in surveillance systems, but it can also be used for other purposes, e. g. as a computer monitor or for multimedia applications. The LED backlight of the screen provides high colour brilliance and precise details when reproducing pictures. For connecting the signal sources the monitor is equipped with five inputs (HDMITM, DVI, VGA and 2 × BNC). Feed-through outputs allow to pass on the BNC input signals to further units. In addition, the monitor has an additional stereo audio input and two integrated speakers for audio reproduction. Via a screen menu the monitor can exactly be adapted to the respective application.

A remote control, a base, a power supply unit and a VGA connection cable are supplied with the monitor.

4 Setting-up/Mounting

Set up the monitor via its base and incline it so that a favourable angle of view will result. To prevent annoying reflections, it should be placed so that light will not fall directly onto the screen surface.

Instead of the base another monitor bracket can be used which corresponds to the VESA-75 standard (e. g. the wall bracket MST-2 from MONACOR).

To remove the base:

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Remove the four screws of the plastic cover at the rear side of the monitor and remove the cover.

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Screw off the four screws of the mounting plate below it and remove the base.

5.1 Digital inputs HDMI ^TM and DVI

If a digital output is provided at the signal source, this output should be used by preference as the digital connection generally supplies a higher picture quality. The monitor has an HDMI ^TM input (24) and a DVI input (25) as digital interfaces. Via DVI (“Digital Visual Interface”) only video data are transmitted, via HDMI ^TM (“High Definition Multimedia Interface”) both video and audio data. Connect the respective output of the signal source to the matching input.

Note: The DVI input of the monitor is a DVI-D input with a jack of the type DVI-I. For connection of the jack a cable with DVI-D plug can be used.

5.2 Analog inputs AV IN and VGA

For analog video connection of a computer the monitor has a VGA input: Connect the VGA output at the computer to the 15-pole D-Sub jack VGA (26), a matching VGA connection cable is supplied.

It is possible to connect the video outputs of two signal sources which supply composite video signals, e. g. surveillance cameras, video re corders, to the BNC inputs AV IN1 (27) and AV IN2 (29).

5.3 Stereo audio input AUDIO IN

For audio reproduction connect the audio output of the signal source to the 3.5 mm jack AUDIO IN (31) [not necessary for HDMI™ connection ➕ chapter 5.1].

5.4 Feed-through outputs AV OUT

Via the BNC outputs it is possible to pass on the signals of the BNC inputs, e. g. to a video input of another monitor or a recorder: output AV OUT1 (28) to feed through the signal at the input AV IN1 (27) and output AV OUT2 (30) to feed through the signal at the input AV IN2 (29).

5.5 Power supply

Only use the supplied power supply unit for power supply of the monitor. Connect the power supply unit to the jack DC 12V (23) and connect it to a mains socket (230 V\~/50 Hz) via the supplied mains cable. When connected to the socket, the power LED on the power supply unit will light up.

6 Remote control

Remove the battery compartment cover on the rear side, insert the two supplied 1.5 V batteries of size AAA as marked in the compartment and close the compartment. To protect the remote control against damage by leaking batteries, they should be removed as a precaution if the remote control is not in use for a longer time.

Do not put exhausted batteries into the household rubbish but take them to a special waste disposal (e. g. collective container at your retailer).

7 Setting into Operation

If the power supply has been connected and the button (4) on the monitor lights in red and the screen remains dark, the unit is in the stand-by mode.

To switch on, press the button (4 or 5). The button on the monitor lights in blue and the picture of the last signal source selected appears on the screen. The name of the source (= input it is connected to) and short information about it (Chapter 8.4) are shortly inserted. If the signal source on the VGA input is selected, an automatic picture adjustment takes place (Chapter 8.5).

If the monitor does not receive any video signal from the source selected, the indication "No Sync" appears. With missing video signal there will also be no audio reproduction.

To change to stand-by, press the button 📄To switch off completely, the monitor has to be disconnected from the power supply. If the monitor is not used for a longer period of time, also disconnect the power supply unit from the socket. Otherwise there will be a low current consumption, even if the power supply unit is not connected to the monitor.

8 Operation

The monitor can either be operated with the buttons at its front or with the buttons of the remote control supplied. When operating the remote control, always direct it to the button (4) of the monitor.

This chapter includes all adjustments which are not made via the on-screen menu (adjustments in the on-screen menu 1 chapter 9).

8.1 Selecting a signal source

on the monitor:

1) Press the button SOURCE/SEL. (1). At the top left of the picture a source list appears, the selected source is marked yellow.
2) Select the source with the button ◀or ▶(3).
3) Confirm the selection with the button SOURCE/SEL.

via the remote control:

for direct selection either press the corresponding numerical key (7)

or select the source from a list:

1) Press the button INPUT (6). At the top left of the picture a source list appears, the selected source is marked yellow.

2) Select the source with the button ▲or ▼(15).

3) Confirm the selection with the button ◀or ▶ (16).

If no source is selected, the list automatically disappears after the insertion time adjusted in the menu has elapsed ( [35] menu item "OSD Timeout", chapter 9.4). It can also be cancelled manually:

- on the unit with the button SOURCE/SEL. or MENU/EXIT(2)

- on the remote control with the button INPUT, MENU (17) or CANCEL ☒(14).

8.2 Adjusting the volume

The volume can be changed via the buttons ◀ and ▶ (3 or 16). After pressing one of the buttons, the scale "Volume" is inserted: reduce the value with the button ◀ or increase it with the button ▶.

The scale will automatically disappear after the insertion time adjusted in the menu has elapsed (I ^25 menu item "OSD Timeout", chapter 9.4). It can also be cancelled manually:

• on the unit with the button MENU /EXIT (2)
• on the remote control with the button MENU (17) or CANCEL ☒(14).

8.3 Sound on/off

To switch off the sound, press the button MUTE (9), on the right at the bottom in the picture "Mute" is inserted. To switch on the sound again, press the button again.

8.4 Inserting information

When the button INFO ☐ (8) is pressed, the name of the signal source, short information about it (e.g. video standard for sources at the BNC inputs or resolution and picture frequency for a computer at the VGA input) and the software version of the monitor are inserted for a few seconds.

8.5 Automatic picture adjustment

For each selection of the signal source at the input VGA (26) the monitor makes an automatic picture adjustment. For the time of the adjustment "Auto-Adjust" is shown. Menu values adjusted manually (e.g., menu items "H-Position" to "Phase", chapter 9.3.2) are then corrected.

The automatic picture adjustment can also be activated at any time by pressing the button AUTO ☐ (10) or via the menu (☐ menu item "Auto", chapter 9.3.2).

8.6 Selecting the picture format

It is possible to select different picture formats with the button ZOOM Ⓧ (11). Each time the button is pressed, the unit goes to the next picture format. The picture formats correspond to those in the menu ↕ menu item "Scale", de pending on the signal source chapter 9.1.1 or 9.1.2.

The indication of the picture format automatically disappears after the insertion time adjusted in the menu has elapsed (☐ menu item "OSD Timeout", chapter 9.4). It can also be cancelled manually with the button CANCEL ☒(14).

8.7 Selecting the picture presetting

The button PICTURE MODE (13) allows to switch between four picture presettings. Each time the button is pressed, the unit changes to the next picture presetting. The picture presettings correspond to those in the menu menu item "Picture Mode", depending on the signal source chapter 9.1.1 or 9.1.2.

The indication of the picture presetting automatically disappears after the insertion time adjusted in the menu has elapsed (☐ menu item "OSD Timeout", chapter 9.4). It can also be cancelled manually with the button CANCEL ☑(14).

8.8 Multi-window display

For a multi-window display, the picture of a second signal source is shown in addition to the picture of the main signal source. The multi-window settings can be made with the lower five buttons of the remote control (or via the menu page 5 chapter 9.5).

1) The button PIP (18) serves for selection of the type of display. It can be used to switch between PIP mode ("picture in picture"), POP mode ("picture outside picture") and individual picture.
2) The button SUB SOURCE (19) serves for selection of the second signal source. It can be used to switch between

• "AV1" and "AV2" when the main signal source is connected to the HDMI™ input (24), DVI input (25) or VGA input (26)
• "VGA", "DVI" and "HDMI", when the main signal source is connected to the input AV IN1 (27) or AV IN2 (29)

3) The button SIZE (20) serves for selection of the size of the inserted picture in the PIP mode. It can be used to switch between three sizes.
4) The button POSITION (21) serves for selection of the position of the inserted picture in the PIP mode. It can be used to switch between four positions on the screen.
5) The button P.SWAP (22) serves to change the picture assignment of the signal sources in a multi-window display.

When switching to stand-by mode or to another signal source, the display will be reset to individual picture.

8.9 Sleep function

The button SLEEP (2) can be used to activate or deactivate the sleep timer (automatic switching over to stand-by mode after an adjusted time has elapsed). Press the button so many times until the desired time (15 min., 30 min., 45 min. or 60 min.) or "Off" (function deactivated) will be shown. (The function can also be adjusted via the menu menu item "Sleep Timer", chapter 9.4)

The indication of the sleep timer automatically disappears after the insertion time adjusted in the menu has elapsed (✗ menu item "OSD Timeout", chapter 9.4). It can also be cancelled manually with the button CANCEL [14].

With activated sleep timer the remaining time up to the change to stand-by can be shown if the button SLEEP is pressed once. One minute before the change to stand-by a warning message appears and the time up to the change is counted down. Press any button during this count-down to deactivate the sleep timer.

9 Adjustments in the On-screen Menu

1) To call the menu, press the button MENU / EXIT (2) on the unit or the button MENU (17) on the remote control, the first menu page is inserted.

In the main menu bar 5 menu pages are marked with the following icons:

video adjustments

audio adjustments

optimizing the picture / additional functions

basic adjustments

multi-window adjustments

2) To select a menu page, go to the respective icon in the main menu bar with the button ◀or ▶(3 or 16). The icon of the selected page is highlighted.
3) To activate the selected menu page, either press the button SOURCE/SEL. (1) on the unit or the button ▼(15) on the remote control: The first menu item of the page is selected (yellow marking).
4) To select menu items on the page, either use the button SOURCE/SEL. (1) on the unit or the buttons ▲ and ▼(15) on the remote control. The menu items marked grey are deactivated.
5) To adjust the menu items, use the button ◀ or ▶(3 or 16).
6) To return to the main menu bar, either press the button MENU/EXIT (2) on the unit or the button MENU (17) or CANCEL (14) on the remote control (no menu item with yellow marking any more on the page).
7) To cancel the menu either press the button MENU/EXIT (2) on the unit or the button MENU (17) or CANCEL ☒(14) on the remote control.

The menu will automatically disappear after the adjusted insertion time has elapsed ( chapter 9.4, "OSD Timeout").

9.1 Menu page 1: Picture adjustments

The menu page 1 shows different setting options, depending on the signal source.

• If the source is no computer but e. g. a DVD player or a camera, the version "Picture" is shown ➡ chapter 9.1.1.
• If the source is a computer, the version "PC" is shown chapter 9.1.2.

9.1.1 Version "Picture"

Picture Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Hue 50 Saturation 50 Sharpness 50 Color Temp. Normal Scale Full Picture Mode Standard Move Adjust Exit

Contrast

Brightness

Hue (shade of colour, for NTSC sources only)

Saturation (colour saturation)

Sharpness

Values from 0 to 100 can be adjusted for these parameters with the buttons ◀ and ▶, separately for each signal source.

Color Temp. (colour temperature)

It is possible to switch between three colour displays with the buttons ◀ and ▶:

"Normal" standard setting

"Warm" warm colour display

"Cool" cool colour display

Scale (picture format)

It is possible to switch between five picture formats with the buttons ◀and ▶:

“Full”	for pictures in the 4 : 3 format, the picture completely fills the screen
“Zoom”	the picture is vertically extended for a slightly enlarged display, instead the upper and lower picture edges are no longer visible
“Zoom2”	the picture is horizontally extended for a slightly enlarged view, instead the left and right picture edges are no longer visible

"Panorama" for pictures in the 16:9 format

"14 : 9" for pictures in the 14 : 9 format, pictures in the 4 : 3 format are cut at the top and bottom

Picture Mode (picture presetting)

It is possible to switch between the picture presettings "Standard", "Dynamic", "Soft" and "User" with the buttons ◀and ▶.

Name	Contrast	Brightn.	Hue	Saturation	Sharpn.
Standard	50	50	50	50	50
Dynamic	55	55	50	55	55
Soft	45	45	50	45	45
User	52	52	50	52	52
	or individual values

Note: When adjusting individual values for "Contrast" to "Sharpness", the unit automatically changes to "User". Before exiting the menu, do not switch to another picture presetting so that the individual values are accepted as a "user" setting.

9.1.2 Version "PC"

PC Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Color Temp. Scale Picture Mode Full Standard Move Adjust END Exit

Contrast

Brightness

Values from 0 to 100 can be adjusted for these parameters with the buttons ◀ and ▶, separately for each signal source.

Color Temp.

To call the submenu "Color Temp.", press the button ◀or ▶:

PC Color Temp. Normal User_R 130 User_G 128 User_B 125 Move Adjust Exit

It is possible to switch between five colour displays with the buttons ◀and ▶:

"Normal" standard setting

"Warm" warm colour display

"Cool" cool colour display

"S-RGB" common colour standard in the computer field

"USER" individual setting

Use the button SOURCE/SEL. or the buttons ▲ and ▼ to select the lines "USER_R" (proportion of red), "USER_G" (proportion of green) and USER_B (proportion of blue) successively and adjust the desired value with the buttons ◀ and ▶.

Note: Do not switch to another colour display before exiting the submenu so that the values are accepted as a "user" setting.

To exit the submenu, press the button MENU / EXIT, MENU or CANCEL.

Scale (picture format)

It is possible to switch between the picture formats "Full" (4 : 3 format, picture fills the screen completely) and "16 : 9" with the buttons◀ and ▶.

Picture Mode (picture presetting)

It is possible to switch between the picture presettings "Standard", "Dynamic", "Soft" and "User" with the buttons ◀and ▶.

Name	Contrast	Brightness
Standard	50	50
Dynamic	55	55
Soft	45	45
User	52	52
	or individual values

Note: When adjusting individual values for "Contrast" and "Brightness", the unit automatically changes to "User". Before exiting the menu, do not switch to another picture presetting so that the individual values are accepted as a "user" setting.

9.2 Menu page 2: Audio settings

Sound Bass 50 Treble 50 Balance 50 Sound Mode Standard AVC Off Surround Off Move Adjust Exit

Bass

Treble

The levels for bass and treble can be attenuated (button ◀) or increased (button ▶).

Balance (stereo balance left / right)

The volume ratio Left / Right is balanced at the value 50. The sound can be moved to the right with the button ◀ and moved to the left with the button ▶.

Sound Mode (audio presetting)

It is possible to switch between the audio presettings "Standard", "Movie", "Music" and "User" with the buttons ◀and ▶.

Name	Bass	Treble
Standard	50	50
Movie	35	65
Music	65	35
User	50	50
	or individual values

Note: When adjusting individual values for "Bass" and "Treble", the unit automatically changes to "User". Before exiting the menu, do not switch to another audio presetting so that the individual "treble" values are accepted as a "user" setting.

AVC

The menu item "AVC" has no function for this model.

Surround (surround sound effect)

The function can be switched on or off with the buttons ◀ and ▶. With the function switched on, the menu item "Balance" cannot be adjusted.

9.3 Menu page 3:

Optimizing the picture/additional functions

The menu page 3 shows different adjusting options, depending on the signal source.

• If the source is not a computer but e. g. a DVD player or a camera, the version "Function" is shown chapter 9.3.1.
• If the source is a computer, the version "Geometry/Function" is shown chapter 9.3.2.

9.3.1 Version "Function"

Function 3D NR High MPEG NR Off H-Size 50 V-Size 50 H-Position 50 V-Position 50 Power Save Mid Anti Retent Off Move Adjust Exit

3D NR (3D noise filter)

In case of interference and noise in the picture, the 3D noise suppression can be activated in three steps to improve the picture quality. Select "Off" (filter deactivated) "Low" (low level), "MID" (medium level) or "High" (high level) with the button ◀or ▶.

MPEG NR (MPEG noise filter)

To remove interference in the picture caused by video compression (block artefacts), an MPEG noise filter can be activated in two steps. Select "Off" (filter deactivated), "Low" (low level) or "High" (high level) with the button ◀or ▶.

H-Size (width of picture)

V-Size (height of picture)

H-position (move picture horizontally)

V-position (move picture vertically)

Line "H-Size"

button ←= reduce picture width

button ▶= increase picture width

Line "V-Size"

button ◀= reduce picture height

button ▶= increase picture height

Line "H-Position"

button ◀= move picture to the left button ▶= move picture to the right

Line "V-Position"

button ←= move picture upwards

button ▶= move picture downwards

Note: The menu items "H-Size" to "V-Position" can separately be adjusted for the signal sources "AV1" and "AV2". These menu items are deactivated for signal sources connected digitally.

Power Save (energy saving mode)

By reducing the brightness of the LED backlight, the energy consumption may be reduced. Select one of the following settings with the button ◀ or ▶: "Off" (energy saving mode off, max. brightness) → "Low" → "Mid" → "High" → "Super" (min. brightness).

Anti Retent (preventing shadow images)

To prevent image retention (= continued lighting of preceding picture contents, may occur with longer still pictures), different anti-retention modes may be activated. It is possible to select with the button ◀or ▶:

"Off" no anti-retention mode activated

"1 Hour" realized every hour

"2 Hour" realized every two hours (slower but more precise than the "1 Hour" mode)

"4 Hour" realized every 4 hours (the slowest but most precise anti-retention mode)

"Test" realized every 30 seconds, for testing purposes

9.3.2 Version "Geometry/Function"

Geometry/Function H-Position 50 V-Position 44 Clock 50 Phase 17 Auto Power Save Mid Anti Retent Off Move Adjust Exit

For picture adjustment with analog computer connection the auto correction should be used button AUTO (10) or menu item "Auto". If the result is not as desired, the picture can be adjusted manually via the menu items "H-Position" to "Phase". With digital computer connection the menu items "H-Position" to "Auto" are deactivated.

H-Position, V-Position (picture position)

Line "H-Position"

button ←= move picture to the left

button ▶= move picture to the right

Line "V-Position"

button ←= move picture downwards

button ▶= move picture upwards

Clock (pixel clock)

Via the pixel clock adjust the optimum picture width at which no vertical stripes appear in the picture:

button ←= reduce picture width

button ▶= increase picture width

Phase

Adjust the phase so that an optimum sharpness (e. g. of lettering displayed) is reached and no horizontal picture interference occur:

button ◀= reduce value

button ▶= increase value

Auto (automatic picture adjustment)

The automatic picture adjustment is activated with the button ◀ or ▶. The menu is exited and "Auto-Adjust" is inserted for the time of the adjustment. Values manually adjusted for

the menu items "H-Position" to "Phase" are corrected.

Power Save and Anti Retent

see chapter 9.3.1

9.4 Menu page 4: Basic settings

Setting Sleep Timer Off Language English QSD H-Position 50 QSD V-Position 50 QSD Timeout 15 QSD Halftone 45 Memory Recall S/W Version Ver.1.8 Move Adjust Exit

Sleep Timer (sleep function)

Via this menu item a time can be defined after which the monitor is automatically switched to stand-by. It is possible to select "Off" (function off), 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes with the button ◀or ▶.

The sleep function can also conveniently be adjusted via the button SLEEP (2) chapter 8.9.

Language (language of the menu)

It is possible to switch between English and an Asian language with the buttons ◀and ▶.

OSD H-Position, OSD V-Position

(menu position on the screen)

line "OSD H-Position" button ←= move menu to the left button ▶= move menu to the right line "OSD V-Position" button ←= move menu downwards button ▶= move menu upwards

OSD Timeout (insertion time of menu)

Via this menu item it is defined how long the menu will remain inserted after pressing the last button. The adjustment also applies to other screen insertions outside the menu (e.g. volume scale or source list). Reduce the time with the button ◀or increase it with the button ▶(adjusting range 5 to 60 seconds).

OSD Halftone (transparency of the menu)

Via this menu item the transparency of the menu and of all screen insertions outside the menu can be adjusted:

button ←= increase transparency button ▶= reduce transparency

Memory Recall (reset)

When activating this menu item, the menu adjustments and volume adjustment are reset to the factory settings. Press the button ◀or ▶: The adjustments are reset and the menu is exited.

Note: Individual values of the "user" setting in the sub-menu "Color Temp." ( chapter 9.1.2) and settings of the menu items "H-Size" to "V-Position" in the menu version "Function" ( chapter 9.3.1) are not reset.

The line S/W Version at the end of the menu page which cannot be selected shows the present software version of the monitor.

9.5 Menu page 5:

Multi-window Adjustments

PIP Multi Window Off Sub Source VGA Size Large Position Top L Border Color Black Picture Swap ▶ Move Adjust Exit

All settings of this menu page (except for the menu item "Border Color") can also be made conveniently via the buttons of the remote control chapter 8.8.

Multi Window (multi-window display)

It is possible to select one of the following adjustments with the button ◀or ▶:

"Off" no multi-window display

(for this adjustment all remaining menu items of the page are deactivated)

“PIP” “picture in picture”: the picture of a second signal source is inserted in reduced size in the full screen picture of the main signal source

"POP Full" "picture outside picture": the screen is divided into two halves, the left half shows the full screen picture of the main signal source, the right half shows the full screen picture of a second signal source

Sub Source (second signal source)

Select the second signal source with the button ◀or ▶:

- If the main signal source is connected to the input AV IN1 (27) or AV IN2 (29), the source at the VGA input (26), DVI input (25) or HDMITM input (24) can be selected as a second signal source.

- If the main signal source is connected to the VGA input, DVI input or HDMITM input, the source at the input AV IN1 or AV IN2 can be selected as a second signal source.

Size (size of the picture inserted)

Select the size of the picture inserted in the PIP mode with the button ◀or ▶: "Large", "Small", "Mid".

Position (position of the picture inserted)

Select the position of the inserted picture on the screen in the PIP mode with the button ◀ or ▶:

"Top L" top left

"Bottom L" bottom left

"Bottom R" bottom right

"Top R" top right

Border Color (colour of the border line)

Select the colour of the border line between the pictures with the button ◀or ▶: "Black", "White" or "Blue".

Picture Swap (swap of the picture assignment)

Swap the picture assignment for the main signal source and the second signal source with the button ◀or ▶.

10 Specification

Diagonal

screen size: ..... 48 cm (19")

Maximum

display resolution: SXGA 1280 × 1024 pixels

Colour system: . . . PAL/NTSC (auto)

Angle of view .... hor. 170°, vert. 160°

Time of response: 5 ms (GTG)

Pixel distance: . . . 0.294 mm

Brightness: ..... 450 cd /m ^2

Contrast ratio: . . . . 1000 : 1

Colour display: . . . 16.7 million colours

Lifetime of display: 100 000 hours

Hor. resolution: . . . 625 TV lines (PAL), 600 TV lines (NTSC)

Hor. frequency: . . . 24 kHz – 82 kHz

Vert. frequency: .. 50 Hz – 85 Hz

Inputs for the

signal sources: ... 1 × HDMI™ 19-pole (jack type A)

1 × DVI-D 24-pole (via DVI-I jack)

1 × VGA 15-pole (D-Sub jack)

2 × composite (BNC jacks)

1 × stereo audio (3.5 mm jack)

Video outputs: ... 2 × composite (BNC jacks)

Speaker:....2×2W

Power supply: . . . . via supplied PSU connected to 230V\~/50Hz

Ambient

temperature: ..... 0 - 40 °C

Dimensions: ..... 420 × 360 × 60 mm (w/obase)

Drill holes for the

bracket mounting: VESA-75 standard

Weight: 6.9 kg

Subject to technical modification.

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Picture Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Hue 50 Saturation 50 Sharpness 50 Color Temp. Normal Scale Full Picture Mode Standard Move Adjust Remove Exit

Contrast (contraste)

PC Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Color Temp. Scale Picture Mode Full Standard Move Adjust Exit

Contrast (contraste)

PC Color Temp. Normal User_R 130 User_G 128 User_B 125 Move Adjust Exit

Sound Bass 50 Treble 50 Balance 50 Sound Mode Standard AVC Off Surround Off Move Adjust Exit

Bass (graves)

Treble (aigus)

Surround (effet surround)

9.3.2 Version "Geometry/Function"

Geometry/Function H-Position 50 V-Position 44 Clock 50 Phase 17 Auto Power Save Mid Anti Retent Off Move Adjust Exit

OSD H-Position, OSD V-Position

Multi Window Sub Source Size Position Border Color Picture Swap Off VGA Large Top L Black Move Adjust NEW Exit

Sub Source (seconde source de signal)

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Picture Contrast 50 Brightness 50 Hue 50 Saturation 50 Sharpness 50 Color Temp. Normal Scale Full Picture Mode Standard Move Adjust Exit

Contrast (contrasto)

PC Color Temp. Normal User_R 130 User_G 128 User_B 125 Move Adjust Exit

Sound Bass 50 Treble 50 Balance 50 Sound Mode Standard AVC Off Surround Off Move Adjust MENU Exit

Bass (bassi)

Treble (acuti)

OSD H-Position, OSD V-Position

Riga "OSD H-Position"

Riga "OSD V-Position"

Multi Window Sub Source Size Position Border Color Picture Swap Off VGA Large Top L Black Move Adjust Exit

1 × DVI-D 24 poli (tramite presa DVI-I)

1 × VGA 15 poli (presa D-Sub)

2 × Video composito (prese BNC)

1 × Stereo-Audio (presa jack 3,5 mm)

Uscita video: ..... 2 × Video composito (prese BNC)

Altoparlanti ..... 2 × 2 W