There
are 6 keys for user’s control which includes “Power“, “Auto“, “Exit“, “Menu“
and; “Left/Right key“. The following descriptions are the introduction of these
keys.
1.Power button and indicator
The Power button turns the monitor on and off.
The power indicator lights green when on. An amber LED indicates DPMS
power save mode.
2.Menu
The MENU button is used to open
the on-screen display (OSD), enter sub-menus and select items.
3. Left“3”／Right“4”
Selects menu and sub-menu, and is USED TO ADJUST (decrease/increase
ranges) items in the OSD.
The right arrow is a HOT KEY for Brightness
The left arrow is a HOT KEY for Contrast.
4. Exit
Back to previous menu
or exit OSD.
5. Auto
Even though your computer system
can recognize your new flat panel monitor on startup, the 'Auto Adjustment'
function will optimize the display settings for use with your particular
setup.
Note: In most cases,'Auto
Adjust' will produce the best image for your configuration.
Use this button to activate
automatic setup and adjustment. The following dialog will appear on a black
screen as the monitor self-adjusts to the current input:
Auto Adjust In
Progress
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 will not occur
if you press the button while there are no active video input signals, or
attached cables.
With the menu off, push the MENU button to
open the OSD system and display the main features menu.
A
Function icons
B
Main Menu
C
Menu icon
D
Sub-Menu name
E
Current resolution
Push the“4” and “3”buttons to move between the function icons.
As you move from one icon to another, the function name is highlighted to
reflect the function or group of functions (sub-menus) represented by that
icon. See the table below for a complete list of all the functions
available for the monitor.
Push the MENU button once to activate the
highlighted function; then use the“4” and “3”buttons, according to the indicators on
the menu, to make your changes.
Push the Exit button once to return to the
main menu to select another function or push the Exit button two or three
times to exit from the OSD.
Positioning moves the viewing area around on the
monitor screen.
When making changes to either the 'Horizontal' or 'Vertical' settings,
no changes will occur to the size of the viewing area....the image will simply
be shifted in response to your selection/change. The image may be shifted
approximately one inch horizontally, and one and one half inches vertically.
Use the “4” and “3” buttons to adjust
. Minimum is '0' (-). Maximum is '100' (+).
Image settings:
Auto Adjust
Even though your computer system can
recognize your new flat panel monitor on startup, the 'Auto Adjustment'
function will optimize the display settings for use with your particular
setup.
Note: 'Auto Adjust' will produce the best
image for your configuration.
Pixel
Clock
(Coarse)
The Phase
and Pixel Clock adjustments allow you to more closely adjust your monitor to
your preference. These settings are accessed through the main OSD menu, by
selecting 'Image Settings'.
Use the “4” and “3”
buttons to adjust away interference. Minimum: 0 ~ Maximum: 100
Phase
(Fine)
If satisfactory results are not obtained using the
Phase adjustment, use the Pixel Clock (course) adjustment and then use Phase
(fine), again.
Note: This function may change the width of
the display image. Use the Horizontal function of the Position menu to
center the display image on the screen.
Color Settings:
Color Settings adjusts the color temperature, color
hue and saturation.
The color hue is most noticeable in areas of white.
9300K Preset
9300K Preset is selected to obtain a bluish tint.
6500K Preset
6500K Preset is selected to obtain a redder tint.
sRGB
Preset
sRGB Preset: The term sRGB stands for "standardised Red, Green and
Blue" colour space. The need for the development of an RGB standard has
been based on the increasing use of monitors and other RGB devices to display
images, for example in web pages. Using sRGB colour space means that any
calibrated monitor in a system which can accept sRGB should then display the
image with the same colour balance as the original file, ensuring consistency
of presentation.
When selecting "sRGB", the brightness and contrast controls will be
automatically adjusted to a preset condition.
User
Preset
User Preset: Use the “4” and “3”
buttons to increase or decrease each of the three colors (R, G, B)
independently, in single digit increments, from '0' to '100'.
Note: Color temperature is a measure of the
'warmth' of the image colors (red/green/blue). The available range is
between 6500 to 9300K. The two available presets (9300 and 6500) favor blue
and red accordingly. Select each one to see how each range suits your eye
or utilize the 'User Preset' option to customize the color settings to your
exact choice.
OSD Settings:
Each time the OSD opens, it displays in the
same location on the screen. 'OSD Settings' (horizontal/vertical) provides
control over this location.
Horizontal Position
“4” and “3”
buttons move OSD to the left and right.
Vertical Position
“4” and “3”
buttons move OSD down and up.
OSD Hold Time
The OSD stays active for as long as it is in use.
OSD Hold Time sets the length of time the OSD will remain active after the
last time you pressed a button.
Use the “4” and “3”
buttons to adjust the slider in 5 second increments, from 5 to 60 seconds.
OSD Lock
'OSD Lock' 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' preselected on entry. Select No(-) to unlock and allow user access to
all applicable settings.
Note: You can also lock or unlock
the OSD by pushing the Menu button for over 15 seconds.
Language:
Language sets the OSD to display in one of five
languages (English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Japanese).
Note: The language chosen affects only the
language of the OSD. It has no effect on any software running on the
computer.
Factory Reset:
Reset will return the settings to the factory preset
values for the selected group of functions.
Allsettings ... all user adjustable
settings are reset at one time.
With the OSD open, if you make an adjustment
and then either proceed to another menu or exit the OSD, the display
automatically saves any adjustments you have made. If you have made no
adjustments, the on-screen menu disappears and the display does not save any
new settings.
A warning message may appear on the screen
indicating that the monitor is out of sync.
Cannot Display This Video Mode
This means that the monitor cannot
synchronize with the signal that it is receiving from the computer. Either the
signal is too high or too low for the monitor to use. See Specifications for the Horizontal and Vertical scan ranges
addressable by this display. Recommended mode is 1024 X 768 @ 60Hz.
Note: The floating 'Dell ~ self-test Feature
Check' dialog will appear on-screen if the monitor cannot sense a video
signal.
Sometimes, no warning message appears, but
the screen is blank, which could also indicate that the display is not
synchronizing with the computer.
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.
for over 15 seconds. 
