HP LASERJET Professional P1100 series User manual

21-inch Color Monitor
19.8 inch Viewable Image
User’s Guide
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Moniteur couleur 21 pouces
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Guide de l’utilisateur
Pantalla de color de 21 pulgadas
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Video a colori da 21 pollici
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HP D2846A
HP P1100
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HP P1100
21-inch Color Monitor
19.8-inch Viewable Image
User’s Guide
On/Off switch
Full scan screen giving an
edge to edge image
Sony Trinitron® aperture grill
tube with 0.25-0.27 mm stripe
pitch for excellent graphics Anti-glare, anti-static
screen coating
Status indicator
Control panel giving access to enhanced image
controls
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Important Safety Instructions
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Important Safety Instructions
Before you plug in your new display, read these important safety
instructions.
WARNING Connect the display only to a grounded power outlet. Use the power
cord supplied with the display or one with a properly grounded plug.
Ensure the cable meets your country’s standards for safety.
To avoid the risk of an electric shock, do not open the cover of the
display. There are no user-serviceable parts inside. To completely
disconnect power at the display, remove the power cord from the
power outlet. Ensure that the power outlet is easily accessible.
The display is quite heavy (the weight is shown in the technical
specifications). We recommend you ask the assistance of a second
person when lifting or moving it.
USA and Canada
If the power cord is not supplied with your display, select the proper
power cord according to the appropriate national electric codes.
•USA: use a UL Listed Type SVT or Type SJT detachable power cord.
•Canada: use a CSA certified detachable power cord.
Si le cordon secteur n’est pas livré avec votre moniteur, utiliser un
cordon secteur en accord avec le code national électrique applicable.
•USA: utiliser un cordon secteur UL Liste de type SVT ou SJT.
•Canada: utiliser un cordon secteur certifié CSA.
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What Your New Display Offers
What Your New Display Offers
The HP P1100 Monitor is a 21-inch (19.8-inch viewable image), high
resolution, multi-synchronous color display. Multi-synchronous means that
the display supports a range of video modes. It is optimized to be used with
all Hewlett-Packard PCs.
Your HP D2846A color display has the following features:
• A 21-inch Sony Trinitron®1tube, with a 19.8-inch viewable image, and
0.25-0.27 mm stripe pitch for excellent graphics. Anti-glare, antistatic
screen to minimize reflection.
• Support of video modes up to Ultra VGA 1600 at 85 Hz refresh rates.
• Image adjustment using onscreen menus. Includes advanced geometry,
color temperature, and image purity controls to optimize the quality and
position of the image.
• Display power management system (VESA2standard) controlled from
suitably equipped HP Vectra PCs to automatically reduce the power
consumption of the display. Complies with the ENERGY STAR Computers
Program initiated by the US EPA3and the Swedish NUTEK4specification
for energy efficient displays.
• Display Plug and Play capability (VESA DDC1/2B standard) that enables
the display to identify itself to suitably equipped HP Vectra PCs, even when
the display is switched off.
• Compliance with ISO 9241-3 and ISO 9241-8 ergonomic standards.
• Your HP D2846A complies with the TCO5’92 requirements for low
frequency electrical and magnetic fields, and for energy saving. It also
complies with TCO ’95 requirements which include environmental
specifications.
• Your HP D2846A complies with the new Swedish standard SS4361490,
equivalent to MPR-III guidelines, Level A, for upper limits of electrical and
electrostatic emissions. This Level A corresponds to TCO ’91 requirements
which specify an even lower level of emissions than MPR-II
recommendations.
• Your HP D2846A display complies with Blue Angel and E2000
environmental requirements.
1. Trinitron®is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation
2. VESA is the Video Electronics Standards Association
3. The US EPA is the United States Environmental Protection Agency
4. NUTEK is the Swedish National Board for Industrial and Technical Development
5. Swedish Confederation of Professional Employees
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Setting Up Your Display
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Setting Up Your Display
Where to Place the Display
Place your display on a flat sturdy surface.
Ensure the operating site is free from excessive heat, moisture, and
sources of electromagnetic fields. Sources of electromagnetic fields
include transformers, motors, and other displays.
Connecting the Cables
NOTE Your display has two video inputs, one with a standard 15-pin VGA
connector, and one with a connector of the VESA EVC1standard. An
EVC cable is not provided with the display: if you wish to use this
connector — to connect more than one computer to your display, for
example — you must purchase a suitable cable from your supplier.
Before you connect any cables, refer to the safety instructions at the
beginning of this manual and make sure your PC and display are
switched off.
1. Extended Video Connector
Video cable
Power cords
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Setting Up Your Display
1Connect the video cable to the standard video input on the back of
your display. Tighten the thumbscrews on the plug.
2Connect the video cable (it has a 15-pin plug) to the video outlet on
your PC. Tighten the thumbscrews on the plug.
3Connect the power cord to the display.
4Plug the power cord into the power outlet.
NOTE The location of your PC’s video outlet may be different to the one shown
in the diagram. Refer to the manual that came with your PC, if
necessary.
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Using Your Display
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Using Your Display
The on/off switch is on the front of the display.
You can adjust the quality, position, size and shape of the displayed
image using the control panel on the front of the display.
Your display also features automatic image adjustment through Auto
Size and Center, to minimize the need for manual adjustment.
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Using Your Display
Making Basic Adjustments
•To increase the brightness, press
•To decrease the brightness, press
•To increase the contrast, press
•To decrease the contrast, press
•To automatically adjust your display for the video mode you are
using, press . Auto Size and Center will make the necessary
adjustments for you. You can then optimize your display’s settings
using the controls described further on.
NOTE Auto Size and Center works by sensing the edges of the image to be
displayed on the screen. If your display is showing an image with dark
or undefined edges — such as a command prompt — then you may have
to make manual adjustments.
Your Display’s On-screen Menus
Your display features on-screen menus to help you make adjustments.
To activate the main menu, press . It looks like this:
The blue rectangles provide access to submenus. They turn yellow
when highlighted by the cursor. Use these direction controls to move
the cursor: , , , .
Press to select the highlighted submenu. Then use the direction
controls to adjust the settings in the submenu. When you have finished
making your adjustments, press to leave the submenu. Then
highlight EXIT, if necessary, and press again to leave the main menu.
C O L O R
M E N U M E N U
O K
C E N T E R S C R E EN
G E O M E X I T Z O O M
L A N G S I Z E O P T I O N S
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Using Your Display
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You can set the position and the language of your display’s menus.
Refer to “Setting Your Display’s Preferences” later on.
Adjusting Your Display for a Particular Video Mode
These adjustments only apply when you are working in the video mode
in which you set them. So, for example, you can adjust your display
whilst working in 1280 ×1024 resolution, switch to another resolution,
and your display will switch back to your preferred settings when you
start to work in 1280 ×1024 resolution once more.
NOTE You may want to adjust the rotation of the displayed image before
adjusting your display for a particular video mode. See “Configuring
Your Display” further on.
Centering the Displayed Image
Select from the main menu. Use and to adjust the
horizontal position of the displayed image. Use and to adjust the
vertical position.
Resizing the Displayed Image
Select from the main menu. Use and to adjust the
horizontal size of the displayed image. Use and to adjust the
vertical size.
Correcting for Pincushion Distortion
Select from the main menu. Use and to highlight .
Use and to adjust until the edges of the displayed image are
straight.
Adjusting the Pin Balance
Select from the main menu. Use and to highlight .
Use and to adjust until the edges of the displayed image are
straight.
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Correcting for Keystone Distortion
Select from the main menu. Use and to highlight .
Use and to adjust until the edges of the displayed image are
parallel with each other.
Adjusting the Key Balance
Select from the main menu. Use and to highlight .
Use and to adjust until the edges of the displayed image are
parallel with the edges of the screen.
Reducing Moire
Under certain circumstances, the displayed image may be distorted by
the Moire effect. This usually happens when your display is showing
certain complex patterns, and can often be reduced by adjusting the
brightness and contrast settings of your display, or by adjusting the
vertical or horizontal size.
If this does not work, select from the main menu. You will see
either one or two icons like this: . If there is only one visible,
highlight it and then press to turn on Moire reduction. Then press
to highlight the lower icon, and use and to adjust the level of
Moire reduction. If both icons are visible, simply select the lower one
and adjust straight away. If you want to turn off Moire reduction
temporarily, highlight the upper icon and press . When you come to
turn it back on again, the level you chose before will be restored.
Resetting Your Adjustments for the Video Mode you are Working in
Press . Your adjustments are deleted for the video mode you are
working in, and the settings preset at the factory are restored.
Resetting Individual Settings You can also reset individual settings. Select
the item you want to reset in the on-screen menu, and press whilst
the submenu is still displayed. For example, to reset your display’s
geometry settings, select from the main menu, and then press
whilst the submenu titled GEOMETRY is displayed. All the settings
accessible through that submenu — for rotation, pincushion distortion,
pin balance and so on — are reset to those set in the factory.
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Configuring your Display
These adjustments let you configure your display very precisely to its
environment and to your needs. They are always effective, whatever
video mode you are working in.
Rotation
Select from the main menu. Then highlight and use and
to rotate the displayed image.
Color Temperature
Your display combines red, blue, and green to show a full color image.
Under certain circumstances you may wish to change the proportions
of red, blue and green used by the display. This is called changing the
color temperature.
Your display can store three color temperatures. When it is shipped
from the factory, these are preset to 5000 Kelvin, 6500 Kelvin and
9300 Kelvin, but you can overwrite any or all of these presets with your
own color temperatures if you wish.
To Select A Preset Color Temperature Select from the main menu. Use
and to select the color temperature.
To Create Your Own Color Temperature Setting Select from the main
menu. Use and to select the color temperature setting you want
to overwrite. Use and to select Red, Green or Blue, and then use
and to adjust the selected color level.
To Restore the Factory Preset Color Temperature Settings Select from the
main menu. Press . The factory preset color temperature settings
are restored.
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Advanced Configuration
NOTE These controls are for advanced users who want to optimize the purity
of the displayed image. Unnecessary adjustment of these controls may
adversely affect the overall performance of the display. Remember that
you can restore the factory settings at any time — refer to “Resetting
Individual Settings” above.
Convergence Use this control if you see fringing in the displayed image.
That is when areas in the displayed image — more noticeably dark
areas — appear to have fringes of color round their edges.
You can adjust the horizontal and vertical convergence over the whole
screen. You can also adjust separately the vertical convergence settings
for the top and the bottom portions of the screen.
Select from the main menu. You will see one icon like this
and three icons like this . Highlight the convergence setting you
want to change, and use and to adjust. For best results, adjust
the horizontal and vertical convergence settings before adjusting the
individual settings for the top and bottom portions of the screen.
Landing Use this control to correct variations in color temperature over
the displayed image. You can adjust separately the beam landing in
each corner of the screen.
Select from the main menu. You will see two icons like
this: . Highlight the upper icon and then use and to select
the corner of the screen you wish to make an adjustment for. Then
press to highlight the lower icon, and use and to adjust.
Setting the Preferences of Your Display
Setting the Language of the On-Screen Menus
Select from the main menu. Use and to select the language
you want.
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Setting the Position of the On-Screen Menus
Horizontal Position Select from the main menu. Use and to
highlight . Use and to move the on-screen menu
horizontally.
Vertical Position Select from the main menu. Use and to
highlight . Use and to move the on-screen menu vertically.
Locking and Unlocking the Controls of Your Display
From the main menu, select . Then use and to highlight
, and press . The controls of your display are now locked: if you
attempt to adjust your display, a picture of a key will appear in the
bottom left hand corner, and your settings will not be changed.
The only item available in the main menu is the item.
To unlock your display, select from the main menu. Then
highlight and press . Your display is now unlocked.
Selecting a Video Input
If you have connected more than one computer to your display, by
using the EVC input as well as the standard input, you can select which
input is used.
From the main menu, select . Use and to highlight .
Then use and to select video input 1 (standard) or 2 (EVC).
Setting the Power Save Delay
If your display does not receive any input from your computer, it will
wait a certain length of time, and then go into power saving mode. See
“Minimizing Energy Consumption” further on for more details on your
display’s power management features.
To set this delay, select from the main menu. Use and to
highlight . Then use and to select your preferred delay.
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Using Your Display
Degaussing Your Display
Your display may need degaussing if you see color impurities in the
displayed image, caused by magnetic interference.
Select from the main menu. Use and to to highlight .
Then press to degauss your display.
NOTE Your display degausses itself automatically when you turn it on. Do not
degauss your display repeatedly — leave at least 20 minutes between
attempts.
Fully Resetting Your Display
To fully reset you display, when no menu is displayed on the screen
press and hold it down for more than two seconds. Your display will
dim two times, and all settings, including brightness and contrast and
language setting, will be deleted and those preset in the factory are
restored.
NOTE If the reset button doesn't seem to work, check that the controls of your
display are not locked. Refer to “Locking and Unlocking the Controls of
Your Display” above.
Getting Information About Your Display
Your display indicates the horizontal frequency and the vertical
frequency of the current video mode whenever you adjust the
brightness or the contrast level.
Setting the Amount of Displayed Information
To set the amount of displayed information, change the screen
resolution of your PC. The higher the screen resolution, the more
information you can see on the screen. It is recommended that you use
a resolution of 1600 ×1200 at 85 Hz. This gives easy-to-read characters,
a large amount of displayed information, and a flicker-free image.
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To find out which resolutions are supported by your display, refer to
“Supported Video Modes”. To change the screen resolution, please
refer to the manual that came with your PC or your operating system
documentation, if necessary.
Your display has a Plug and Play capability (VESA DDC1/2B standard)
that enables it to identify itself to suitably equipped HP Vectra PCs.
This will automatically give you the best refresh rate for the resolution
that you have set.
NOTE If you have trouble configuring your operating system to work with your
display, refer to the manual that came with your PC or your operating
system documentation. Software updates and further information are
available through Hewlett-Packard Electronic Information Services.
Look on HP’s website at http://www.hp.com, or dial into an HP BBS.
Minimizing Eye Strain
To avoid screen flicker and minimize eye strain, use the highest
supported image refresh rate for the chosen resolution. It is
recommended that you use a refresh rate of 85 Hz. The image refresh
rate is the number of times per second that the image is refreshed.
To find out which image refresh rates are supported by your display,
refer to “Supported Video Modes”. To set the image refresh rate (also
known as the vertical frequency), refer to the manual that came with
your PC or your operating system documentation, if necessary. If your
PC supports Plug and Play, it will automatically select the best refresh
rate for the screen resolution you have set.
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Minimizing Energy Consumption
If your PC supports VESA display power management (available on
many HP Vectra PCs), you can minimize the power consumed by the
display. There are two power saving modes:
•Standby mode1(uses less than 15W). In this mode, the display’s
front panel indicator light blinks green and amber.
•Sleep mode2(uses less than 5 W). In this mode, the display’s front
panel indicator light glows amber.
To set these power saving modes, refer to the manual that came with
your PC. If your screen is not displaying an image, check the front
panel indicator light first — your display may be in a power saving
mode.
1. Standby mode is activated when vertical synchronization is cut by the video controller.
2. Sleep mode is activated when both vertical and horizontal synchronization are cut by
the video controller.
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Supported Video Modes
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Supported Video Modes
Your display supports the video modes shown in the table below.
CAUTION Selecting a screen resolution/image refresh rate combination higher
than 1600 ×1200 at 85 Hz can damage your display.
Screen Resolution Image Refresh Rate Video Solution
640×400 70 Hz VGA
640×480 85 Hz Ergonomic VGA
800×600 85 Hz Ergonomic Super VGA
1024×768 75 Hz Ergonomic Ultra VGA 1024
1024×768 85 Hz Ergonomic Ultra VGA 1024
1280×1024 75 Hz Ergonomic Ultra VGA 1280
1280×1024 85 Hz Ergonomic Ultra VGA 1280
1600×1200 75 Hz Ergonomic Ultra VGA 1600
1600×1200 85 Hz Ergonomic Ultra VGA 1600
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Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
1. Use the standard image sizes to avoid distortion of the displayed image.
PICTURE TUBE
Size 21-inch Trinitron® / 19.8-inch viewable image
Phosphorous Red, Green, Blue short persistence
Dot pitch 0.25-0.27 mm stripe pitch
Face Plate Anti-glare, anti-static coating
INPUT SIGNAL
Video 0.7 Vp p analog RGB
Synchronization Separated H/V (TTL level), H/V mixed (TTL level),
Sync-on-green
INTERFACE Input Connector 15-pin mini D-SUB; EVC
SCANNING FREQUENCY Horizontal 30 to 107 kHz
Vertical 50 to 160 Hz
MAX. RESOLUTION (H ×V) 1600×1200 (85 Hz)
WARM-UP TIME 30 minutes to reach optimum performance level
PIXEL CLOCK 230 MHz
IMAGE SIZE
At 1280×1024
Standard size1: 364(H) x 291(V) mm
Maximum size: 403(H) x 302(V) mm
At other resolutions
Standard size1: 388(H) x 291(V) mm
Maximum size: 403(H) x 302(V) mm
POWER SOURCE AC 90 to 264 V, 47 to 63 Hz, 160 W (max), less than 15 W in Standby mode, less than 5 W in Sleep mode,
less than 1 W when switched off.
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
Temperature 5 °C to 40 °C (operating)
- 40 °C to +60 °C (storage)
Operating Humidity 10% RH through 80% RH (without condensation)
CABINET DIMENSIONS 504(H) ×498(W) ×474(D) mm (with stand)
WEIGHT 31 kg
TILT/SWIVEL STAND Tilt Angle - 5° to +15°
Swivel Angle ±90°
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Care and Cleaning
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Care and Cleaning
Do not place anything on top of the display. Doing so may block the
display vents and cause damage to the display due to overheating.
Do not let liquid get on or into the display.
To maximize screen life and prevent damage to the picture tube (such
as burned phosphor due to leaving the same image on the screen for a
long time), it is recommended that you:
•Use the display power management system (on HP Vectra PCs) or a
screen saver program.
•Avoid setting contrast and brightness to their maximum levels for
prolonged periods.
•If you do not have a power management system or a screen saver
program, switch the display off or reduce the brightness and contrast
to minimum levels when the display is not in use.
Your display has an anti-glare, anti-static screen coating. To prevent
damage to the display screen’s coating, use a regular household glass
cleaner when cleaning the screen. To clean the screen:
1Switch the display off and remove the power plug (pull the plug, not
the cable).
2Wet a soft cotton cloth with the cleaning solution and gently wipe the
screen. Do not spray cleaner onto the screen because the cleaner
may drip inside the display.
3Dry with a clean, soft cotton cloth.
Do not use cleaning solutions containing fluoride, acids, or alkalis.
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