Use the buttons on the front of the monitor to adjust the image
settings.
A
Input Source Select
Use
Input Source Select button to select between two different
video signals that may be connected to your monitor.
VGA input
DVI-D 1 input
DVI-D 2 input
DisplayPort
input
HDMI
input
Component
video input
S-Video input
Composite video input
As you cycle through the inputs
you will see the following messages to indicate the currently selected input
source. It may take a few seconds for the image to appear.
or
or
or
or
If either VGA or DVI-D input is
selected and both VGA and DVI-D cables are not connected, a floating dialog box
as shown below appears.
or
If either S-Video, Composite, HDMI or Component input is selected and the cables are
not connected or the video source is turned off, the screen does not have
an image. If any button is pressed (except power button), the monitor
displays the following message:
B
PIP/PBP Select
Use this button to
activate PIP (Picture-in-Picture)/PBP (Picture-by-Picture) modes
adjustment.
Pressing this button continually cycles the
monitor through the following modes : OFF-->PIP-->PBP. You will see the
following messages corresponding to the mode selected.
→
→
C
OSD Menu/Select
The Menu button is used to open
and exit the on-screen
display (OSD), and exit from menus and sub-menus. See
Using the OSD Menu.
D
Brightness
/Contrast Hot Key
Use this button for
direct access to the "Brightness" and "Contrast"
control menu.
D and E
Down (-) and Up (+)
Use these buttons to adjust (decrease/increase ranges) items in the OSD
menu.
E
Auto Adjust
Use this button to activate automatic setup and adjustment. The following dialog
appears on a black screen as the monitor self-adjusts to the current input:
Auto Adjustment
button allows the monitor to self-adjust to the incoming video signal. After using Auto Adjustment, you can further tune your monitor by using the Pixel Clock (Coarse), Phase (Fine) controls in the
OSD.
NOTE:
Auto Adjust does not occur if you press the button while there are no
active video input signals or attached cables.
F
Power button
(with power light indicator)
Use the power button to turn the monitor on and off.
The green light indicates the monitor is on and fully functional. An amber
light indicates power save mode.
NOTE: If you change
the settings and then either proceed to another menu, or exit the OSD menu, the
monitor automatically saves those changes. The changes are also saved if you
change the settings and then wait for the OSD
menu
to disappear.
1.
Push the MENU button to
launch the OSD menu and display the main menu.
Main
Menu for Analog (VGA) Input
Or
Main
Menu for non Analog (non VGA) Input
NOTE: AUTO ADJUST is only available when you are using the analog
(VGA) connector.
2.Push the
and
buttons to move between the setting
options. As you move from one icon to another, the option name is highlighted. See
the table for a
complete list of all the options available for the
monitor.
3.Push the MENU button once to activate the highlighted option.
4.Push
and
button to select the desired parameter.
5.Push MENU to enter the slide bar and then use the and
buttons, according to the indicators on the menu, to make your changes.
6.Select the "back" option to return to the main menu or "exit" to exit the OSD
menu.
Icon
Menu and Submenus
Description
EXIT
Select
to exit the main menu.
BRIGHTNESS
&
CONTRAST
Back
Brightness
Contrast
Exit Menu
This
menu is to activate Brightness/Contrast adjustment.
Push
to go
back to the main menu.
Brightness adjusts the luminance of the backlight.
Push the button to increase brightness and push the
button to decrease
brightness (min 0 ~ max 100).
Adjust Brightness first, and then adjust Contrast only if further
adjustment is necessary.
Push the
button to increase contrast and
push the
button to decrease contrast (min 0 ~ max 100). The Contrast function adjusts the degree of difference between
darkness and lightness on the monitor screen.
Even though your computer
recognizes your monitor on startup, the Auto Adjustment function optimizes
the display settings for use with your particular setup.
NOTE: In most cases, Auto
Adjust produces the best image for your configuration.
NOTE: AUTO ADJUST option is
only available when you are using the analog (VGA) connector.
INPUT
SOURCE
Back
Auto Select
VGA
DVI-D 1 & 2
DisplayPort
HDMI
Component
S-Video
Composite
Exit Menu
The INPUT SOURCE menu is to select between different
video signals that may be connected to your monitor.
Push
to go
back to the main menu.
Scan for Sources. Push
to
scan for available input signals.
Select VGA input when
you are using the analog (VGA) connector. Push to
select the VGA input source.
Select DVI-D input when
you are using the Digital (DVI) connector. Push to
select the DVI input source.
Select DisplayPort
input when you are using DisplayPort connector. Push to
select the DisplayPort input source.
Select HDMI input
when you are using HDMI connector. Push to
select the HDMI input source.
Select Component input
when you are using component video connector. Push to
select the component input source.
Select S-Video input
when you are using S-Video connector. Push to
select the S-Video input source.
Select Composite input
when you are using composite video connector. Push to
select the composite input source.
Push
to
exit the OSD main menu.
PRESET
MODES
Back
Input
Color Format
Gamma
Color
Setting mode
VGA/DVI-D input
Desktop Mode
Multimedia Mode
Game Mode
sRGB
Mode
Warm Mode
Cool
Mode
Custom
(R, G, B)
Video
input
Movie
Mode
Game
Mode
Sports
Mode
Nature
Mode
Hue
Saturation
Exit Menu
There are several
image modes for different usage.
Image mode submenu for VGA/DVI-D input
Image mode submenu
for Video input
or
NOTE: Image modes are different between the
VGA/DVI-D and Video inputs
Push
to go back to the main menu.
To
achieve the different color domain for PC RGB and HD YPbPr (HD YPbPr is
suitable for HD video playback over DVI. PC RGB is suitable for normal
PC graphics display over DVI).
To achieve the different color mode for PC
and Mac.
You can choose between a Graphics and a Video
mode. If your computer is connected to your monitor, choose Graphics. If
a DVD, STB, or VCR is connected to your monitor, choose Video.
Mode suitable for desktop applications.
Mode for multimedia applications, eg video playback.
Mode suitable for gaming applications.
Mode to emulate 72% NTSC
color.
Warm mode is selected to
obtain a red tint. This color setting is typically used for
color-intensive applications (photograph image editing, multimedia,
movies, etc.).
Cool mode is selected to
obtain a bluish tint. This color setting is typically used for text based
applications (spreadsheets, programming, text editors, etc.).
Use the
or
button to increase or decrease each of the three colors (R, G, B)
independently, in single-digit increments, from 0 to 100.
Mode suitable for movie
playback.
Mode suitable for game
applications.
Mode suitable for sports
scenes.
Mode suitable for nature
scenes.
User Preset: Use the plus
and minus buttons to increase or decrease each of the three colors (R, G,
B) independently, in single digit increments, from 0 to 100.
makes video image shade into greenish
makes video image shade into purplish
NOTE:Hue
adjustment only available for video input.
This feature can make color
shift of video image to green or purple. This is used to adjust for
desired flesh tone color. Use - or + to adjust the hue from '0' to '100'.
makes video image looks more monochrome
makes video image looks more colorful
Push
to
exit the OSD main menu.
DISPLAY
SETTINGS
Back
Wide Mode
Horizontal
Position
Vertical
Position
Sharpness
Zoom
Horizontal Pan
Vertical Pan
Pixel Clock
Phase
Dynamic
Contrast
Display Info
Display Reset
Exit Menu
Push
to go
back to the main menu.
Adjust the image ratio as 1:1, aspect or full
screen.
NOTE:
Wide Mode adjustment is not required at optimal preset resolution 1920 x 1200.
Use
the and buttons to adjust image left and right. Minimum is '0' (-).
Maximum is '100' (+).
Use
the and buttons to adjust image up and down. Minimum is '0' (-).
Maximum is '100' (+).
This feature can make the image look sharper or softer. Use or to adjust the sharpness
from '0' to '100' .
Use the Zoom function to zoom in
to specific area of interest.
Using the and keys
to zoom in and out.
After zooming in, the
horizontal and vertical pan function allows you to pan the enlarged image
left/right and up/down respectively.
Use
the and buttons to adjust image left and right. Minimum is '0' (-).
Maximum is '100' (+).
Use
the and buttons to adjust image up and down. Minimum is '0' (-).
Maximum is '100' (+).
The Phase and
Pixel Clock adjustments allow you to adjust your monitor to your
preference. These settings are accessed through the main OSD menu, by
selecting 'Image Settings'.
Use the
and buttons to
adjust
for best image quality.
If
satisfactory results are not obtained using the Phase adjustment, use the
Pixel Clock (coarse) adjustment and then use Phase (fine), again.
NOTE:Pixel Clock and Phase
Adjustments are only available for "VGA" input.
Dynamic
contrast allows you
to increase the level of contrast to provide sharper and more
detailed image quality.
All the settings related
to this monitor.
Reset the image to the original factory setting.
Push
to
exit the OSD main menu.
OTHER
SETTINGS
Back
Language
Menu Transparency
Menu Timer
Menu Lock
Menu
Rotation
Audio Option
DDC/CI
LCD
Conditioning
Factory Reset
Exit Menu
Push
to go
back to the main menu.
Language option to set the OSD
display to one of five languages (English, Espanol, Francais, Deutsch,
Japanese).
This function is used to adjust the OSD background from opaque to
transparent.
OSD
Hold Time: Sets the length of time the OSD will remain active after the last
time you pressed a button.
Use
the and buttons
to adjust the slider in 5 second increments, from 5 to 60 seconds.
Controls user access to adjustments. When 'Yes' (+) is selected, no user
adjustments are allowed. All buttons are locked except the menu
button.
NOTE:
When the OSD is locked,
pressing the menu button will take the user directly to the OSD settings
menu, with 'OSD Lock' pre-selected on entry. Select No(-) to unlock and
allow user access to all applicable settings.
Rotates
the OSD by 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Your can adjust according to your
Display
Rotation.
To turn on or off Audio Power during Power
Save mode.
DDC/CI (Display Data Channel/Command Interface) allows your monitor
parameters (brightness, color balance etc) to be adjustable via software
on your PC. You can disable this feature by selecting "Disable".
Enable this feature for best user experience and optimum performance of
your monitor.
If an image
appears to be stuck on the monitor, select LCD Conditioning to
help eliminate any image retention. Using the LCD Conditioning feature
may take several hours. Severe cases of image retention are known as
burn-in, the LCD Conditioning feature does not remove burn-in.
Reset all OSD settings to the factory preset values.
Push
to
exit the OSD main menu.
PIP
SETTINGS
Back
Mode
When
PIP/PBP activated
PIP/PBP Source
PIP Size
PIP Position
Brightness
PIP/PBP Contrast
PIP/PBP Hue/Tint
PIP/PBP Saturation
Exit Menu
This function brings up a window displaying
image from another input source.
PIP/PBP
submenu when PIP/PBP
OFF (main source is VGA/DVI-D input)
PIP/PBP
submenu when PIP/PBP
OFF (main source is Video input)
or
PIP/PBP
submenu when PIP/PBP ON (main source is VGA/DVI-D input)
PIP/PBP
submenu when PIP/PBP ON (main source is Video input)
or
NOTE:When using DVI source, the contrast adjustment is not
available.
Push
to go back to the main menu.
There is
two modes: PIP (Picture in Picture) and PBP (Picture By
Picture)
Use and to
browse and
to
select "Off", "PIP" or "PBP".
When PIP/PBP
is activated,
select
"Swap"
to exchange the input source for the main
screen and PIP/PBP window.
Select an input
signal for PIP/PBP. (VGA/DVI-D 1/DVI-D 2/DP
(DisplayPort)/HDMI/S-Video/Composite/Component) Use and to
browse and to
select.
Select PIP window size.
Use and to
browse and
to
select.
Select PIP window position. Use and to browse and to select.
Adjust the brightness level of the picture in PIP/PBP Mode.
reduce
the brightness
increases
the brightness
Adjust the contrast
level of the picture in PIP/PBP Mode.
reduce
the contrast
increases
the contrast
This function shifts the color of PIP/PBP
image to green or purple. This is used to adjust for desired flesh tone color.
When the monitor does not
support a particular resolution mode you will see the following message :
This means that the monitor cannot synchronize with the signal that it is
receiving from the computer. See Monitor
Specifications for the Horizontal and Vertical frequency ranges addressable
by this monitor. Recommended mode is 1920 X 1200.
When monitor enters Power Save mode, the following message
appears :
Activate the computer and wake up the monitor to gain access to
the OSD
If you press any button other than the power button one of the following
messages will appear depending on the selected input:
VGA/DVI-D input
Video Input
or
In PIP
mode, when the monitor does not sense the selected second signal input, one of
the following messages will appear depending upon the selected input as long as
the OSD screen is closed.
1.
VGA
2.
DVI-D 1
3.
DVI-D 2
4.
HDMI
or
or
or
5.
DisplayPort
6.
S-Video
7. Composite
8.
Component
or
or
or
If either VGA, DVI-D, HDMI or DisplayPort input is selected and all VGA, DVI-D,
HDMI and DisplayPort cables
are not connected, a floating dialog box as shown below appears.
or
or
or
NOTE: When the cable is connected
back to the input of the monitor, any active PIP/PBP window will disappear. Please
enter PIP/PBP submenu to bring back the
PIP/PBP window.
NOTE: The PIP/PBP functions can
bring up a picture from a second image source. Thus you can watch images from
1 PC source (D-Sub or DVI) and 1 Video Source (Composite or S-vi
button allows the monitor to self-adjust to the incoming video signal. After using Auto Adjustment, you can further tune your monitor by using the Pixel Clock (Coarse), Phase (Fine) controls in the
OSD.
and
buttons to move between the setting
options. As you move from one icon to another, the option name is highlighted. See
the table for a 
