HP Pavilion S70 User manual

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S70 Monitor Guide

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Contents iii
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Introduction ........................................................ 1
Precautions ........................................................ 2
Features .............................................................. 4
Specifications .....................................................5
Control Locations and Functions ..................7
Controls and Adjustments............................. 8
Connections ..................................................... 12
Pin Assignments and Signal Levels ........... 14
Timing Charts .................................................. 15
Troubleshooting.............................................. 18
Automatic Power Saving Description......... 19
Contents

Introduction 1
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Congratulations on your purchase of a Hewlett-
Packard Multi-Frequency monitor. One of the
most versatile monitors available today, the S70
automatically adjusts its vertical and horizontal
scanning frequencies to those of your computer’s
graphics adapter. The S70 provides crisp text
and vivid color graphic displays when used with
Multi-Frequency and compatible graphics adapters
(see specifications).
Introduction

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To prevent electric shock do not remove screws
or back cover.
There are no user-serviceable parts inside the
monitor. Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
DO NOT REMOVE THE TILT/SWIVEL BASE!
The input power source:
The monitor is designed to be Full Range from
AC 100V to AC 240V.
Warning: This appliance should be grounded.
Always connect the display to a grounded,
three-prong power outlet. Use only the factory-
supplied power cord.
Do not put the monitor or other heavy objects
on the power supply cord. A damaged power
cord may cause fire or electric shock.
Do not insert objects into the monitor. They may
cause fire or failure.
Do not allow liquids to fall into the cabinet.
Precautions

Precautions 3
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1To reduce eye fatigue, avoid using the display
in direct sunlight or other bright lights.
2Do not operate the monitor beyond the
specified temperature and humidity range
(see specifications).
3For proper operation, keep the monitor
adequately ventilated.
4Keep the monitor away from transformers,
motors, fans or strong magnetic fields.
5If the monitor does not operate properly, turn off
the power switch and then unplug the monitor.
6When an irregular supply is applied, a protection
circuit will turn off the monitor (the power
indicator will also be turned off). If this happens,
turn off the power switch and wait at least
30 seconds before turning it on again.

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1Automatically scans horizontal frequencies
ranged from 30kHz to 70kHz and vertical
frequencies ranged from 50Hz to 100Hz.
2Meets DPMS and NUTEK power-saving standards.
3All functions can be controlled by On-Screen
Display.
4Plug-and-play compatibility.
5Full-scan display–15.9-inch diagonal viewable
image size.
6Rotation (tilt control).
7Self-test–When you disconnect the signal cable
from the PC, the display will produce as below:
8Color temperature selection–9300K / 6550K /
user adjustable.
Features
NO SIGNAL
PLEASE CHECK
SIGNAL CABLE
SELF-TEST PATTERN

Specifications 5
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Power Source AC 100—240V, 50/60Hz
(Full Range)
Power
Consumption 1Normal: 100W Max.
2Stand-by Mode: <15W
3Suspend Mode: <15W
4Off Mode: <5W
Picture Tube 90° deflection,
0.27mm dot pitch
15.9" Diagonal (viewable)
low radiation, nonglare
Antistatic. Light
transmission 53%, MPR II
Maximum
Resolution 1280 x 1024 at 60Hz refresh rate
Input Signals
Video Analog 0.7 Vp-p /
75 ohm positive
Separate Sync positive / negative
Synchronization
Horizontal 30KHz to 70KHz
Vertical 50Hz to 120Hz
Active Display
Area
Horizontal 306mm typical
Vertical 230mm typical
Safety Standard UL / CSA / TÜV
EMI Standard FCC Class B, EN50082-1,
EN55022
Specifications

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Environmental
Conditions
Operating
Temperature 0° ~ 40°
Operating
Humidity 10% ~ 80% (non-condensing)
Storage
Temperature —40° ~ +65°
Storage
Humidity 5% ~ 95%
High Voltage 26KV
Dimensions
(W x H x D) 416mm x 443mm x 455mm
Weight (Net) 17.1 kg
Tilt and Swivel Operation:
The swivel range is normally limited to 45 degrees
to the right and the left of the front position (marked
by a small molded pip on the top front of the base).
The tilt range is normally limited at an angle of
—5 degrees forwards and +15 degrees backwards.
This allows you to set the screen angle to the
viewing position most comfortable to you.

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Note: Locations of display controls are shown below.
Operation of controls is explained in the following
pages.
FRONT
REAR
Control Locations and Functions
POWER SWITCH
POWER INDICATOR
Color
Select
-DOWN
+UP
Power Supply Connector Signal Cable

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1Power LED
A. This indicator will light when the power is ON
and the power cord is properly connected.
B. The state of the LED is dependent on the
Power state of the monitor. When the LED
is green, the monitor is in the normal state.
When it is amber, it indicates a power-saving
state.
2Power Switch
A. Press to power on the monitor; press again to
power off.
B. We recommend to power your system on
first, then the monitor.
3Geometric Adjust
A. Press the select key to display the
geometric adjustment menu.
B. Press the key again to select the function
to be adjusted; the selected Icon will change
in color from blue to red.
C. Use the UP or DOWN (À¿) keys to adjust
the setting of the selected function to the
desired level.
Controls and Adjustments
Geometric Adjustment Main Menu
1024x768
H:69KHz V:85Hz
Select
OSD
RS
EXIT
OSD
V
ertical Position 50
%

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ICON NAME FUNCTION
Horizontal
position
To adjust the
horizontal position
of the display
Horizontal size To adjust the width of
the display
Vertical position To adjust the vertical
position of the display
Vertical size To adjust the height of
the display
Pincushion To adjust any tapering
or bowing of the sides
Trapezoid To adjust the top and
bottom of the image to
the same size
Rotation To adjust the
display tilt
ICON NAME FUNCTION
OSD horizontal
position
To enable the OSD
menu to be moved
horizontally
Side Pin Balance To straighten the left or
right side of the image
Parallelogram To square the
image
Degauss To degauss the
display
OSD display
time
To set “on screen display”
time to either 10, 20 or
30 seconds.
Recall To recall the original
factory display settings
Exit To remove the OSD
menu
RS
EXIT
OSD

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4Color Temperature Adjustment
A. Press the COLOR key to display the color
temperature control menu.
B. Press the COLOR key to move to your
desired color or to EXIT. To select a color or
to exit, press the UP or DOWN key when the
selection is highlighted (blue background).
C. When the “USER COLOR” is selected,
press the COLOR key to move between
the colors. Press the UP or DOWN key to
change color settings, or to exit the “USER
COLOR” mode when the “COLOR OK” is
highlighted.
5OSD Display Time Adjustment
A. Press the key to display the geometric
adjustment menu.
B. Continue to press the key until the
function is selected and 10 20 30 seconds
appears in the OSD as above.
Color Temperature Adjustment Menu
9300°K
6500°K
User color
EXIT
Color select
G-
B-
R
-
COLOR OK
+Enter
1024 x 768
H:69KHz V:85Hz
OSD DISPLAY TIME
Select
EXIT
RS
10 20 30 SECONDS
OSD
E

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C. Press either the UP or DOWN (À¿) key to
select the required time; the selected time
will change in color from white to yellow.
D. Following completion of any readjustments,
the OSD will remain on the screen for the
selected period of time before disappearing
automatically.
6Degauss Control
A. Press the key to display the geometric
adjustment menu.
B. Press the key to select the degauss icon .
C. Press either the UP or DOWN (À¿) key; the
degauss function will then automatically
occur.
7Recall Control (to recall original factory
settings)
A. Press the key to display the geometric
adjustment menu.
B. Press the key again until the function
is selected.
C. Press either the UP or DOWN (À¿) key; the
display will then return to the initial factory
settings.
8Exit
A. Press the key to display the geometric
adjustment menu.
B. Press the key again until the function
is selected.
C. Press either the UP or DOWN (À¿) key; the
OSD menu will immediately disappear.
D. If the Exit function is not used the OSD menu
will automatically disappear after the timing
period has expired.
RS
EXIT

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Your monitor has two connecting cables: a Power
Supply Cord, which connects to a wall outlet, surge
protector or other power source, and a Signal Cable,
which connects to the graphics adapter of your
computer. To ensure safety and correct operation,
always follow these four steps when connecting the
monitor:
1Make sure the monitor and computer are turned
off. (See previous section on safety.)
2Connect the power cord to the back of the
display.
3Plug the other end of the cable into a grounded
outlet.
4Connect the video cable on the monitor to the
15-pin video graphics connector on the rear
panel of the computer, and tighten the fastening
screws.
(If you have an HP Pavilion computer, this port
is marked in orange. For other computers,
check your computer manual for the video
port location.)
Note: Don’t force the cable into the connector; line it
up carefully so you don’t bend the pins.
Connections

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Connecting the Speakers
The display is designed for use with speakers
supplied with HP Pavilion computers.
To connect the speakers:
1Identify the left and right speakers. You can tell
which side a speaker fits onto by its mounting
pegs. The side of the speaker with mounting
pegs fits against the side of the display.
2Fit the pegs of the right speaker into the
corresponding holes on the right side of the
display, then push down until the speaker is
secure.
3Fit the pegs of the left speaker into the
corresponding holes on the left side of the
display, then push down until the speaker is
secure.
To make mounting easier, angle the speaker slightly
toward the center of the display, then insert the pegs.
Refer to your computer setup poster for instructions
to connect your speakers to the PC.

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15-Pin D-SUB male video connector
PIN NO. SIGNAL PIN NO. SIGNAL
1 RED 9 +5V FROM PC
2 GREEN 10 DIGITAL GROUND
3 BLUE 11 MONITOR SENSE1
4 DIGITAL GROUND 12 SDA (DDC1/2B)
5 RETURN (DDC2B) 13 H. SYNC.
6 GROUND 14 V. SYNC.
7 GROUND 15 SCL (DDC2B)
8GROUND
SIGNAL LEVEL
Note: The signal level at pin 1,2,3 is 0.7 Vp-p.
The signal level at pin 13,14 is 5 Vp-p.
Pin Assignments and Signal Levels
1
6
11

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SEPARATE SYNC.
Timing Charts
HORIZONTAL
V
ERTICAL
Hor. S
y
nc.
V
ert. Video
Hor. Video
V
ert. S
y
nc.

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FACTORY MODES
Mode No. 1 2 3 4 5 Unit
Resolution 640 x 480 720 x 400 640 x 480 800 x 600 640 x 480
Horizontal Frequency 31.468 31.468 37.500 37.878 43.269 KHz
(A) Horizontal 31.778 31.778 26.667 26.4 23.1 usec
(B) Horizontal Pulse Width 3.813 3.813 2.032 3.2 1.556 usec
(C) Horizontal Back Porch 1.907 1.907 3.810 2.2 2.222 usec
(D) Horizontal Active Area 25.422 25.422 20.318 20.0 17.778 usec
(E) Horizontal Front Porch 0.636 0.636 0.18 1.0 1.556 usec
(F) H. Sync. Polarity — — — + —
Vertical Frequency 59.943 70.000 75.000 60.31 85.0 Hz
(O) Vertical Period 16.683 14.268 13.333 16.579 11.764 msec
(P) Vertical Pulse Width 0.064 0.064 0.08 0.1056 0.069 msec
(Q) Vertical Back Porch 1.049 1.112 0.427 0.607 0.578 msec
(R) Vertical Active Area 15.253 12.711 12.800 15.84 11.093 msec
(S) Vertical Front Porch 0.318 0.381 0.027 0.0264 0.023 msec
(T) V. Sync. Polarity — + — + —
(U) Interlaced No No No No No

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FACTORY MODES
Mode No. 6 7 8 9 10 Unit
Resolution 800 x 600 1024 x 768 800 x 600 1024 x 768 1024 x 768
Horizontal Frequency 46.875 48.363 53.674 68.667 56.476 KHz
(A) Horizontal 21.333 20.677 18.631 14.561 17.707 usec
(B) Horizontal Pulse Width 1.616 2.092 1.138 1.013 1.813 usec
(C) Horizontal Back Porch 3.232 2.462 2.702 2.2 1.92 usec
(D) Horizontal Active Area 16.162 15.754 14.222 10.836 13.653 usec
(E) Horizontal Front Porch 0.323 0.369 0.702 0.471 0.521 usec
(F) H. Sync. Polarity + — + + —
Vertical Frequency 75.000 60.004 85.061 85 70.069 Hz
(O) Vertical Period 13.333 16.666 11.756 11.764 14.272 msec
(P) Vertical Pulse Width 0.064 0.124 0.056 0.044 0.106 msec
(Q) Vertical Back Porch 0.448 0.600 0.503 0.524 0.513 msec
(R) Vertical Active Area 12.800 15.88 11.179 11.182 13.599 msec
(S) Vertical Front Porch 0.021 0.062 0.019 0.014 0.054 msec
(T) V. Sync. Polarity + — + + —
(U) Interlaced No No No No No