Hitachi CM802ET User manual

HITACHI
COLOUR 1140/V/TOR
CIV1802E
CM802ET
CM803ET
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ForCM802ET and
CM803ET only
USER’S MANUAL
with EasyMenu!
EasyManu is HITACHI’S On Screen Display function for easy operation,
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READ THE INSTRUCTIONS INSIDE CAREFULLY
KEEP THIS USER’S MANUAL
FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
For future reference, record the serial
number of your colour monitor.
SERIAL No. EPA POLLUTION PREVENTER
The serial number is located on the rear of This monitor is Energy Star compliant
the monitor. when used with acomputer equipped
with VESA DPMS.
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COLOUR MONITOR
CM802E
CM802ET
CM803ET USER MANUAL
NOTICE
The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. The manufacturer
assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear in this manual.
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FEATURES ................................................. 2
CAUTIONS ................................................. 2
INSTALIJXTION .............................................. 4
STANDARD SET17NGS ........................................ 9
OPERATION ................................................10
POWER SAVING SYSTEM ......................................16
PLUG &PLAY ...............................................16
SPECIFICATIONS ............................................17
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TRADEMARKACKNOWLEDGEMENT
VGAisaregistered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
Apple and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
VESAjs atrademark of anonprofit organization ,Video Electronics Standard Association.
Energy Staris atrademark of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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IFEATURES
The following features are provided by the HITACHI Colour Monitor.
Sharpest Focus and Highest Contrast
Flat screen CRT with anti-glare, dynamic focus circuit, dark glass, and an INVAR
shadow mask gives the sharpest focus and highest contrast to minimize eye fatigue.
Wide-range Multi-Scanning
Automatic scanning and automatic adjustment to conform with awide range of
scanning frequencies and user requirements.
Digital Picture Control Function
Size, position, pincushion, trapezoid, rotation, right pincushion and right trapezoid are
adjustable by digital controls.
Geometry setting can be stored for different H/V frequencies. Microprocessor-based
preset functions can store 26 sets of geometry settings including the standard factory
settings.
Digital Colour Control Function
Red, green, and blue colour balance is adjustable by digital control.
Adjusted colour setting can be stored and recalled by the colour select button.
Power Saving System
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has established avoluntary program by
which manufacturers enable computer products to go into low power states while not
being used. This monitor has alow power “sleep” mode, which is compliant with the
EPA requirements for the “Energy Star” program, and will assist you in conserving
energy.
Please refer to the section of “POWER SAVING SYSTEM” for details.
EasyMenu
On Screen Display function that allows direct access to adjust all operations from front
panel.
Moire Reduction
This monitor has horizontal and vertical moire reduction function.
Plug &Play
This monitor is VESA DDC1/2B compliant when used with acomputer compliant with
VESA DDC (Display Data Channel).
CAUTIONS I
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~NEVER REMOVE THE REAR COVER!
The rear cover MUST be removed only by authorized service personnel. This colour
monitor contains high voltage components.
~BE CAREFUL OF STATIC ELECTRICITY ON CRT SURFACE!
To prevent electrical shock by the static electricity on the CRT surface, disconnect the
power cord at least 30 SECONDS AFTER turning off the power.
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ABE CAREFUL OF GENERATED MAGNETISM!
After the power has been turned on or the “DEGAUSS” button has been pressed, the EH
CRT is demagnetized for approximately 10 seconds. This generates astrong magnetic F
field around the front cover which may affect the data stored on magnetic tape or disks ~
near the front cover. Place such magnetic recording equipment and tapes/disks apart ~
from this unit. E
.~AVOID FREQUENT POWER ON-OFF SWITCHING!
DO NOT repeat OFF and ON in ashort period. It may cause blurred colours or
distortion of the displayed pattern.
4J REMOVE THE POWER CORD FOR COMPLETE SEPARATION!
For complete separation from the power source, remove the power cord from the
monitor or from the wall outlet.
~AMBlENT ILLUMINATION
Avoid direct rays of the sun or room lighting onto the CRT screen in order to prevent
eye fatigue.
~ABOUT CLEANING
This monitor has anon-glare and anti-electrostatic treatment on the surface of the
screen. Use water or an alcoholic solvent with asoft cloth like gauze to clean the
surface of the screen. NEVER use an abrasive, glass cleaner containing highly
concentrated ammonia and strong base chemicals since they damage the surface
treatment.
Clean the cabinet and controls with alightly moistened soft cloth.
DO NOT use aerosol sprays, solvents or abrasive clearners.
~BE CAREFUL OF POWER CORD CONNECTION
Before inserting the plug of the power cord into areceptacle of the correct voltage,
check that the connection portion of power cord is clean (with no dust). Then, insert the
plug of power cord to areceptacle firmly, otherwise it may cause electrical shock or fire.
ACAUTION for 200- 240V operation only
This equipment relies on the protective devices in the building installation for short-
circuit and over-current protection. Refer to the following table for the suitable number
and location of the protective devices which should be provided in the building
installation. Protective devices in single-phase equipment or sub-assemblies
Protection Minimum number Location
against of fuses or circuit-
breaker poles
Equipment to be connected to Earth faults 1Both conductors
POWER SYSTEMS with earthed Overcurrent 1Either of the two
neutral reliably identified conductors
Equipment to be connected to Earth faults 2Both conductors
any supply, including IT POWER Overcurrent 1
SYSTEMS and supplies with Either of the two
conductors
reversible duas
Verify that the protective devices in the building installation meets the conditions in the
table prior to installing the equipment.
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INSTALLATION
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+Install the monitor in the following way, taking care to maintain safety.
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1. Installation
install the monitor on ahorizontal base,
Front Cover CRT Surface
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Control Panel Power Switch
FRONT VIEW Tilt &Swivel Base
AC Inlet 4
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Signal Input
Connector
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centres.) REAR VIEW
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ANOTICE
INSTALL THE UNIT IN AN ADEQUATE ENVIRONMENT!
DO NOT expose this monitor to rain or moisture to prevent electric shock or fire
hazard. This unit is designed to be used in an office or business environment.
DO NOT subject the unit to vibrations, dust or corrosive gases.
KEEP IN AWELL VENTILATED PLACE!
DO NOT cover this monitor or place anything against any sides (not only the top,
right and left side but also the rear and bottom side) of unit. Ventilation holes are
provided at all sides of the rear cover to prevent the temperature from rising.
KEEP AWAY FROM HEATING RADIATION OR SOURCE!
AVOID placing the unit in direct sunshine or near aheating appliance.
BE CAREFUL OF MAGNETIC FIELDS!
DO NOT place amagnet, loudspeaker system, floppy disk drive, printer, or
anything which will generate magnetism near the unit. Amagnetic field may cause
blurred colours or distortion of the displayed pattern.
2. Power Cord Connection
1. Make sure to use apower cord meeting the safety standard of the
country in which you are using the monitor.
2. Insert the connector of apower cord to the “AC Inlet” of the monitor.
3. Insert the plug of the power cord to areceptacle of the correct voltage.
the correct voltage
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NOTICE
In Europe ,aproper European standard approved power cord is to be used with
this monitor. For arated current up to 6A, atype not lighter than H05W-F 3G
0.75mm2 or H05WH2-F 3G 0.75mm2 shall be used.
In USWCanada, use aUL LISTED/CSA LABELLED or CERTIFIED power cord set
meeting the following specifications.
Rating: min. 125Y7A Length: max.3.l mType: .9/T or SJT
Plug type NEMA 5-15~ Parallel blade, Grounding type, 125V, 15A
Failure to do so may cause fire or electric shock hazard.
The enclosed power cord shall be used if provided.
■Use only the correct voltage power outlet ~th safety ground connection.
100-120 Vfor USA, Canada, etc.
200-240 Vfor Europe, etc.
(This monitor will automatically adjust to the input voltage 100- 120/ 200-240 V)
■The receptacle should be close to the monitor and easily accessible.
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~FOR THE CUSTOMERS IN THE U.K.
THIS PRODUCT IS SUPPLIED WITH ATWO PIN MAINS PLUG FOR USE IN
MAINIAND EUROPE.
FOR THE U.K. PLEASE REFER TO NOTES ON THIS PAGE
IMPORTANT FOR UNITED KINGDOM
WORDING FOR CLASS 1EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND LABELS
The mains lead on this equipment is supplied with amoulded plug incorporating afuse,
the value of which is indicated on the pin face of the plug. Should the fuse need to be
replaced, an ASTA or BSI approved BS 1362 fuse must be used of the same rating. If
the fuse cover is detachable never use the plug with the cover omitted. If areplacement
fuse cover is required, ensure it is of the same colour as that visible on the pin face of
the plug. Fuse covers are available from your dealer.
DO NOT cut off the mains plug from this equipment. If the plug fitted is not suitable for
the power points in your home or the cable is too short to reach apower point, then
obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead or consult your dealer.
Should it be necessaty to change the mains plugs, this must be carried out by a
competent person, preferably aqualified electrician.
If there is no alternative to cutting off the mains plug, ensure that you dispose of it
immediately, having first removed the fuse, to avoid apossible shock hazard by
inadvertent connection to the mains supply.
WARNING: THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED
IMPORTANT
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code:
Green and Yellow =Earth, Blue =Neutral, Brown =Live.
Green &Yellow Brown to Live
to Earth
Fuse
Blue to Neutral Cord Clamp
As these colours may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the
terminals in your plug, proceed as follows:
The wire which is coloured GREEN and YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in
the plug which is marked with the letter Eor by the earth symbol +or coloured
GREEN or GREEN and YELLOW. o
The wire coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal marked with the letter Nor
coloured BLUE or BLACK. The wire coloured BROWN must be connected to the
terminal marked with the letter Lor coloured BROWN or RED.
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3. Signal Cable Connection
1. Insert the connector of asignal cable to the Signal input Connector of the *
monitor, with attention to the suitability, and secure the screws on the
connector shell firmly. E
2. Connect the other connector of the signal cable to the host computer.
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5Jgl ~Signal Input
Power Cord Signal Cable
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Connector
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computer
For model CM803ET,
use asignal cable with the
13W3 Type D-Sub connector. ~Shell (connected to Frame Ground)
13W3 Type D-Sub connector Terminal
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
Al Red Video 1Ground 6H.Sync. (or H/V)
A2 Green Video
2VSync ~CLKj 7Ground
(Sync. optional) 3Bi-directional Data 8Ground
[SDA]
4Data Clock [SCL] 9Ground
A3
Blue Video 5
No connection 10 Ground
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For models CM802E and CM802ET,
use asignal cable with the
D-Sub Mini 15-pin connector. =S~ell (connected to Frame Ground)
D-Sub Mini 15-pin connector Terminal
Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal Pin No. Signal
1Red Video 6Red Ground 11 No connection
2Green Video 7Green Ground 12 Bi-directional Data
(Sync. optional) [SDA]
3Blue Video 8Blue Ground 13 H.Sync. (or H/V)
4No Pin 9No connection 14 V.Sync. ~CLKJ
5No connection 10 Ground 15 Data Clock [SCL]
●If the graphics board supplies more than one type of sync. signal, the sync. signal
type will be automatically selected by the monitor, with the priority shown in the
following table.
rSync. Signal Type IPriority I
H., V. Separate Sync. 1
H/VComposite Sync. 2
Svnc. on Green Video 3
4. Power On
Turn on the Power Switch of the monitor first, then the computer.
Refer to Page 10 “Power ON/OFF”.
NOTICE
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After turning OFF the switch, wait at least 5seconds to restart the monitor.
Otherwise the monitor may operate unusually.
If the picture doesn’t appear, turn OFF the power switch, make sure of the following
and wait at least 30 seconds to restart the monitor.
Make sure the power switch of the computer, power cord connection, signal cable
connection and the input sync. signal are right.
If the colour is impure on the screen after turning ON the monitor, wait for 10 minutes
and press the Degauss button.
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Microprocessor-based preset functions can store 26 sets of geometry settings including the E
standard settings.
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The following industrial standard settings have been preprogrammed by the factoty.
Video Mode Name
No. (with Resolution and Horizontal
Frequency Video Mode CM802E CM802ET CM803ET
Vertical Frequency) — —
1VGA 640 X480-60 I-Iz 31.47 kHz VGA v v v
2VESA 800X 600-85 I+z 53.67 kHz VESA v v v
3VESA 1024X 768-85 Hz 68.68 kHz VESA v v v
4Apple 1152 x 870-75 Hz 68.68 kHz Macintosh 21 Color v v
5VESA 1280 X1024-85 !+z 91.15 kHz VESA v v v
6VESA 1600 X1200-75 HZ 93.75 kHz VESA v v v
7VESA 1600 X1200-85 HZ 106.25 kHz VESA v
8VESA 1600 X1200-90 HZ 112.50 kHz VESA v
NOTE
■Input signals with approximately the same frequencies may be regarded as the
same signaL
■The following horizontal timing conditions are recommended (at sync. H.V separate
or H/V composite).
for 31 kHz -52 kHz horizontal frequency:
Horizontal front porch should be more than 0.1 ps.
Horizontal sync. width should be within 1.0 -3.8 ps.
Horizontal back porch should be more than 1.2 I.JS.
Horizontal blanking width should be more than 3.5 ps.
for 52 kHz -100 kHz horizontal frequency
Horizontal front porch should be more than 0.1ps.
Horizontal sync. width should be within 0.8- 3.0 ps.
Horizontal back porch should be more than 1.1 I-Is.
Horizontal blanking width should be more than 2.3 IJS.
■The following vertical timing conditions are recommended.
Vertical front porch should be more than 9I-IS.
Vertical sync. width should be less than 100 IJS.
Vertical back porch should be more than 400 IAS.
Vertical blanking width should be more than 450 I-Is.
❑[f either the front or back porch is extremely long, or the data display time is
extremely short, it may not be able to set the expected size and posiiton.
■Standard settings are subject to change without notice.
■This monitor is tested and conformed compliance with ZH1/618 and EN29241 -3
(1S09241 -3) ergonomics requirement on VESA 1024 x 768- 75Hz video mode.
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I“’v’,’’i” Select Switch Adjust Switch I
Page 10 “DEGAUSSING”
Page 14 “STORE” 1
Page 10-13 “ADJUSTMENT” Page 10 “POWER ON/OFF”
POWER ON/OFF
●Press the Power Switch (0),to switch the power ON/OFF. a
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EWhen power is ON, the power LED lights.
DEGAUSSING
●Press the switch ~~] ,to degauss manually.
■Use this function only when you see colour impurities on the screen after turning ON
the monitor. Remember, the monitor is automatically degaussed during initial power on.
■Wait for about 10 minutes before repeating the function.
ADJUSTMENT
●Press the select switch of the item you R~,*~j ,-=%-]
want to adjust. Then you can adjust by the SELECT ADJUST
adjust switches shown in the following tables. ................................
■The On Screen Display function of “EasyMenu” shows selected :CDCONTRAST :
-4~)+ :
items and adjusting cond itions.
WWhen EasyMenu is not shown, you can start the adjustment of :?3BRIGHTME88 :
-4~}+ :
Contrast and Brightness only, without pressing any select switch. ~80 kilti Z5Mx ;‘,
■You can store the adjusted condition. Refer to Page 14 “STORE” sample of -Ea~yMenu,,
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Item Select Adjust
Switch Switch Function
&* background.
makes the display brighter, excluding the
Contrast makes the display darker, excluding the
*[* background.
mmakes the display brighter, including the
Brightness ** background.
makes the display darker, includingthe
**background.
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ADJUSTMENT (Continued) .
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item
Horizontal
Position
Horizontal
Size
Vertical
Position
Vertical
Size
Rotation
Pincushion
Trapezoid
Right
Pincushion
Right
Trapezoid
Adjust b
Switch Function
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A
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-. moves the display position to the right.
Eik +moves the display position to the left.
[*G F-h-, expands thecfisplay horizontally.
*& shrinlcsthecfisp[ay horizontally.
l-+-l [+1 moves the display position up.
al *moves the display position down.
%[-=-% expands the display vertically.
[~1 [~] shrinks the display vertically.
[~~ [~] Irotates the whole image CIOCIMSe.
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[~1 ~Irotates the whole image anti-clockwise.
,, 1curves the left/right sides of the display
*(*=1 outwads.
53 [*I curves the Ieftlright sides of the display inwards.
%‘“ expands the top side, and shrinks the
*bottom side.
shrinks the top side, and expands the
** bottom side.
~[~1 Icurves the right side of the display outwards. I
&C@ curves the right sides of the display inwards. I
m,
expands the right top side, and shrinks the
*G *right botiom side.
T;+] [+] shrinks the right top side, and expands the
right bottom side.
■[t is recommended to follow the following procedures for the adjustment of disto~ions:
J“Rotation” +‘rPincushion” and “Trapez-oid” ~“Right Pincushion” and “Right Trapezoid”
(Adjust the left side) (Adjust the right side)
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~ADJUSTMENT (Continued)
Item Select Adjust
Switch Switch Function
NO.I:9300K
;olour Select changes the
&q colourto the T*J
next mode. No.2:6500K
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V.nw NO.3:5000K
changes the ------- .- .-. .
*F-0+ colour to the T&L
previous mode. NO.4:USER
(ifavailable)
“d *’”’W &[q< ‘E;:=r:zzhe “per
simultaneous y. limit, it makes the Green and Blue
weaker.
When Green or
Blue is selected, *makes the Green and Blue
~singly “* ‘trong~
is valid When the Green or Blue reaches the
upper hmlt, it makes the Red weaker.
Green mmdw ,_ T+, ~makes the Green stronger.
When the Green reaches the upper
simultaneously. limit, it makes the Blue and Red
weaker.
When Blue or
Red is selected, *makes the Blue and Red stronger.
-a+ When the Blue or Red reaches the
Golour &‘Si~~~ ‘w weaker, upper limit, it makes the Green
3alance
~,ue *andm ,_;+] ,;T{ makes the Blue stronger.
When the Blue reaches the upper
simultaneous y. limit, it makes the Red and Green
weaker.
When Green or
Red is selected, *makes the Red and Green stronger.
-a+ When the Red or Green reaches the
~singly. “F
is valid upper limit, it makes the Blue weaker.
Colour (This operation is *,_a
wcancels the currently adjusted
Reset valid only when colour, and calls the colour
Red, Green or simultaneously condition of the previously selected
Blue is selected for about 2colour mode.
already.) seconds.
■The mode “No.4:USER” is not factory set, and it is programmable if desired.
After adjustment of “Colour Balance” (Red, Green or Blue) and “STORE” (refer to page 14),
your colour balance will be restored by selecting “No.4: USER”.
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ADJUSTMENT (Continued)
Item
Horizontal
Moire
Reduction
Vetilcal
Moire
Reduction
Select
Switch
i5MiEE
KILN
3?I”’EE
V.na
simultaneously.
Adjust k
Switch Function
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A
operates the horizontal moire
!*+ hchanging circuit.
stops the horizontal moire changing
,*I &~ir~uit
[*I *moire changing circuit stronger.
makes the operation of the horizontal
makes the operation of the horizontal
*‘+’ moire changing circuit weaker.
-o+
operates the vertical moire changing
** circuit.
stops the vertical moire changing
**I ~irc~it I
r+lb) [*G moire changing circuit stronger.
makes the operation of the vertical
**
makes the operation of the vertical
moire changing circuit weaker.
Moire may appear on the screen due to intetierence between CRT dot pitch and video
signal by conditions of video image, display size, display brightness, etc. Adjust the
conditions of display size, display brightness etc., before the adjustment of moire.
In some cases, this function may cause deterioration of display quality, such as focus,
jitter, etc.
The condition of the moire changing circuit will be indicated by pressing the select switch
~(CONT~ST/BRIGHTNESS), asthe following.
Ei9=F=i
Moire changing circuit condition
Im“ I0“ IOFF I
IBiEih IOFF ION I
not indicated OFF OFF
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STORE ...........................
.Press the switch ~, to store the currently adjusting ;STORED !~
data as follows
Item
H.Position
H.Size
V.Position
V.Size
Pincushion
Trapezoid
Right Pincushion
H.Moire Reduction
V.Moire Reduction
Colour Balance
(Red, Green, Blue)
Rotation
Right Trapezoid
Contrast
Brightness
Colour Select
Storing Condition
One setilng is allowed for each video mode.
You can store maximum 26 sets of geometry
settings including the standard settings (refer
to page 9“STANDARD SETTINGS”).
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If your store is at its maximum already,
storing asetting for new video mode
overwrites the oldest user setting.
The video mode is distinguished by the
horizontal/vertical frequency and polarity
of the horizontal/vertical sync. signal.
When the video modes are almost similar
in these factors, however, the video mode:
may not be discriminated as different.
One setting is allowed to the colour
balance “No.4USER”.
One setting is allowed.
One setting is allowed.
9It is normally not necessary to store therr
manually. No operation of about 8
seconds stores the currently adjusting
data of these items, automatically.
Restoring Condition
When the monitor detects
the same video mode.
When the colour balance
“No.4USER” is selected.
When the monitor
detects avalid signal.
RESET
●Only when you want to cancel all your storing data,
turn @l the power switch (@)while pressing the *S
switches [+J together, to reset to the original standard settings.
All your stored data will be lost and the all adjustment condition will be returned to the
original settings.
SIGNAL CHECK .....................................
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CONTRAST
●To refer to the input signal condition, press the -4~*+ ;
switch of the ~(CONTRAST/BRIGHTNESS). ~BRIGHTNESS ;
-4~*+ :
The horizontal frequency and vertical frequency
will be indicated. 80 &ilz/ 75Hz :
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■Precision frequency, Horizontal approximately *2kHz Sample of
Vertical approximately “EasyMenu” t
&2Hz
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AUTOMATIC SIGNAL CHECK
●When the monitor has detected the change of signal input condition, the monitor will
indicate the condition automatically, as follows.
Condition Indication Sample of “EasyMenu”
When the monitor The EasyMenu indicates the horizontal
detects proper signal. frequency and vetilcal frequency. ....................................
■Precision frequency, 80 Htzz 7511z :
Horizontal approximately *2kHz :
Vertical approximately ...................................; &2Hz
When the monitor The EasyMenu indicates the message ~...................................
detects no sync. “INVALID SYNC.” for 5seconds.
signal. ■Verify power switch of the computer ;INWLI DSYNC .:
and cable connection. ....................................
When the monitor will The LED of the power switch (@)
go into the power flashes.
saving mode. 9Verify power switch of the
(Refer to page 16) computer and cable connection.
When the monitor The EasyMenu indicates the message
detects async. signal “INVALID SCAN FREQ.” ....................................
which is out of set-up EVerify the specification of input ;INUALI DSC6N FRER .;
specification or is signal.
unstable. ....................................
Video Muting
*When the monitor has detected the change of the signal input condition, the monitor
mutes the picture automatically.
This function hides scrambled images which may appear during the changing period
of the input signal.
The muting period depends on the time that takes until the replaced signal becomes
stable.
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-IPOWER SAVINGSYSTEM [
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This monitor complies with VESA, Nutek, and Energy Star power saving
requirements. The power saving system works only when used with VESA DPMS
compliant PC’s and/or graphic controllers.
IVESA
DPMS IPower Saving States I
Mode Video H.Sync V.Sync Power
Consumption Power LED
ON Active Yes Yes 130W
(nominal) Lighting Green
Stand-by Blanked No Yes less than
30 wFlashing quickly
Suspend Blanked Yes No
OFF Blanked No No approx.
4W Flashing slowly
IPLUG& PLAY I
●This monitor complies with VESA DDC1/2B specifications. Plug &Play is asystem
enabling the easy connection of computers and peripherals (including monitors).
It works when the monitor is connected to aDDC ready computer that is running
an operating system software that provides plug &play capability.
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ISPEC/FICATIONS I
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CRT
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Input Signal
.
Synchronization
Resolution
Video Clock Frequency
Viewable Image Size
VlewableImage Area
Colour Temperature
Warm-up Time
Power Supply
Dimensions
Weight
Environmental
Condition
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21 inch picture tube, 0.22mm horizontal dot pitch, (0.21 mm ~
horizontal mask pitch).
Invar shadow mask, Black matrix,
Short persistence phosphors, New Anti-Reflection coat. E
Video :0.7 Vp-p, Analog
Sync. :Separate H, Vor Composite H/l/ lTL level
or sync. on Green at 0.3 Vp-p
CM802E/ET CM803ET
Horizontal :31-100 kHz 31-115 kHz
Vertical :50-160Hz 50-160 HZ
Horizontal :Up to 1,600 dots
Vertical :Up to 1,280 lines
802W= 803ET
200 MHz (max.) 240 MHz (max.)
20.0 inches (508 mm), diagonal
Horizontal :406 mm
Vertical :305 mm
Standard Colour Balance 1:9300 K
Standard Colour Balance 2:6500 K
Standard Colour Balance 3:5000 K
Colour Balance 4: User defined
30 minutes to reach optimum performance level.
AC100 -120 /200-240 V, Automatically select.
Provided with Power Save Circuit.
Power Consumption :130 W(nominal)
488 (W) x 474 (H) x 534 (D) mm
Including Tilt &Swivel base,
33 kg
Operation Storage
Temperature :5°C to 35°C -20°C to 60”C
Humidity :10% to 80Y. 10% to 90%
Specification and Design are subject to change without notice.
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Hitachi, Ltd. Tokyo, Japan
International Sales Division
THE HITACHI ATAGO BUILDING,
No. 15–12 Nishi Shinbashi, 2–Chome,
Minato –Ku, Tokyo 105-8430, Japan.
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HITACHI EUROPE LTD. HITACHI EUROPE S.A.
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HITACHI EUROPE GmbH HITACHI EUROPE S.A.
Munich Office Gran Via Carlos III, 101-1
Dornacher Strasse 3 08028 Barcelona
D-85622 Feldkirchen bei München SPAIN
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HITACHI EUROPE LTD.
HITACHI EUROPE S.A.S Norwegian Branch Office
Lyon Office Strandveien 18
B.P. 45, 69671 Bron Cedex 1366 Dysaker
FRANCE NORWAY
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ITEM N.V./S.A. (INTERNATIONAL TRADE FOR
ELECTRONIC MATERIAL & MEDIA N.V./S.A)
UCO Tower –Bellevue, 17
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BELGIUM (for BENELUX)
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