Ikegami LCM-971 User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
LCM-971
9.7” LED VIDEO MONITOR
Please read this manual thoroughly before use and keep for future reference.
Model
Rev. R04
MENU/EXIT SOURCE/AUTO/ VOL SELECT

SAFETYINSTRUCTION
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Follow this safety instruction to use the monitor properly and prevent the damages.
Keep this user’s guide book for later use.
This safety instruction has “Warning” & “Caution” as below
Warning - If the user does not follow this instruction,
it may cause the serious damage to the user.
Caution - If the user does not follow this instruction, it may cause the slight
damage to the user or cause some damages to the monitor.
Warning
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Keep away the monitor from the
direct sunlight and a heating appliance.
Never push objects of any kind into
this product as they may result in
a risk of fire or electric shock.
Connect the power code to the wall
outlet tightly. If the power code or plug
are defective and the wall outlet is not
tight, please do not use them.
Never remove the back over and
touch the inside of the monitor.
If you need a service, please
contact the service center.

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Warning
Do not install this monitor on the outside
and near water. If may cause damage to
the product, electric shock and fire.
For cleaning do not use liquid cleaners.
Never touch the power plug with wet-hands.
When lightning and thundering, unplug the
monitor from the wall outlet and never touch
it.
When smoking and noising from the monitor,
unplug the product from the wall outlet and
contact a service center.
Unplug this product from the wall outlet, when
It does not operate for a long time.
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How to fix
Do not open this product as it contains high voltage inside.
It may create an electric shock.
It the user disassembles and remove the back cover, it does not make sure
to make up for the damages and do a service and exchange the monitor.

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Cautions
Install this monitor some distance
From the wall and do not install unless
Proper ventilation is provided.
Place this product on a stable place.
If not, it may fall, causing serious
Damages to the monitor and people.
The openings must not be blocked by
curtain, rug or other similar surface.
Before carrying the monitor, tum it off and
Unplug the signal cables and the power code
From the wall outlet.
When carrying this monitor, be careful
not to damage the panel and drop it
It may cause some trouble.
Take the power plug out from the wall
outlet.
Do not pull the cable. It may snap the inner-
wires and cause overheating and fire.

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Cautions
Install this monitor about 50cm far from
the eyes and an angle of 0~15 degrees
below eyes. Too close installation may
cause having weak sight.
Do not press the LCD panel with hands or
the sharpened material hardly.
Do not use the chemical liquid for cleaning.
It may cause fading and breakage.
For cleaning, unplug the monitor from the
Wall outlet. Do net use the liquid cloth.
Use the soft cloth.

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INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT
NOTE
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio, TV technician for help.
Only shielded interface cable should be used.
DOC COMPLIANCE NOTICE
Finally, any changes or modifications to the equipment by the user not expressly approved by
the grantee or manufacturer could void the users authority to operate such equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursu-
ant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in
a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recep-
tion which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures.
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus
set out in the radio interference regulation of Canadian Department of communications.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
2SAFETY INSTRUCTION.1 2-31-1 Warning 4-51-2 Caution
6FCC STATEMENT.2
84-1 Unpacking 84-2 Part List 94-3 Main Button 104-4 Input Interface
7TABLE OF CONTENTS.3
17APPENDIX.7
18TROUBLESHOOTING.8
19LIMITED WARRANTY.9
8INSTALLATION.4
11-155-1 OSD Menu 11OSD MENU SETTING.5
16SPECIFICATIONS.6
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Remove the package cover and place the product on a flat and secure surface or in the installation location. This
equipment should be unpacked and handled with care. If an item appears to have been damaged in shipment, notify the
shipper immediately. Check whether all the following device and accessories are included with the main system. If any
items are missing, notify your Sales or Customer Service Representative.
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INSTALLATION
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TFT LED Monitor
4.1 UNPACKING
4.2 PART LIST
MENU/EXIT SOURCE/AUTO/ VOL SELECT

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MENU/EXIT SOURCE/AUTO/ VOL SELECT
4.3 MAINBUTTON
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SHORT KEY FUNCTION
MENU / EXIT
OSD KeyFunction
SOURCE / ▼
AUTO / ▲
SPEAKERS
◄VOL
Activates and exits the OSD.
Select input source, and move the OSD menu.
Move the OSD menu and auto adjustment of RGB source.
Increase the level of volume and select the OSD menu.
Two speakers side by side.
LED LAMP Power ONIndicator.
Turns the power ONorOFF. There will be a fewseconds delay
before the display appears. The power LED(next to the power
switch)lights with green when the power is turned ON.
The power is turned off by pressing the power switch again and
the power LED goes Red.
Decrease the level of volume and move the previous menu.
►SELECT
Adjust the button lock and Release.
*Release Lock : Press ▲and ◄button on the key pad for 5 seconds.
▲+ ◄
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1. HDMI Input
2. AV1Input
Composite signal input for AV 1
Video Looping output for AV 1
Composite signal input for AV2
3. AV1Output
4. AV2Input
Video Looping output for AV 2
5. AV2Output
6,7. AUDIO1IN
Stereo audio signal input.
This input for AV1 and S-VIDEO
Y/Cseparated signal input
8. S-Video Input
9. PCAUDIO Input
10. RGB Input
11. DC 12V Input
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4.4 INPUT INTERFACE
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75mm
M4 Thread Depth 5mm (x4)
75mm

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5.1 INPUT Select
5.2 MENU Selection
OSD MENU SETTING
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A V 1
A V 2
SVID E O
HDMI
P C
Switching over the sources
Adjustments in the on-screen menu
1. Press the button SOURCE. A list of sourcesis inserted,
the source presently selected is marked.
2. Select the source with the button ▼or ▲.
3. Confirm the selection with the button SELECT.
Afterswitching overto the source, the identification of
the source and short information are briefly inserted.
If the selection of a source is not confirmed, the list is
automatically deactivated when the insertion time
adjusted in the menu has elapsed afterthe last button
has been pressed. The list can also be deactivated with
the button EXIT.
1. To call the menu, press the button MENU, the first menu page is inserted.
In the toolbarat the top the menu pages aremarked as follows:
-1st page PICTURE(depending on the video signal)
orpicture adjustment
-2nd page SYSTEM
basic adjustment
-3rd page FUNCTION(only available forthe source PC)
manual picture adjustment
2. To select a menu page, go to the respective iconwith the button ◄or ►.
3. To select menu items on one page, use the button ▼or ▲.
4. If a menu item has been selected, change its value with the button ◄/ ►or select anadjusting option.
If only an arrow is shown behind a menu item, call a submenu or activate the function of the menu item with the button ►.
5. To exit a menu page and to return to the selection of the menu pages, press the button EXIT.
6. To deactivate the menu, press the button EXIT.

5.3 VOLUME MENU on OSD
5.4 PICTURE MENU on OSD
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5.4.1 INPUT SOURCE AV1, AV2, S-VIDEO, HDMI
PICTURE
Con t r a s t
Brightness
Tint
Col o r
Sha r p n e s s
Col o r To n e
Sca l e
PictureM ode
5 7
5 0
5 0
5 5
5 1
Normal
Full
Standard
Vo lum e
5 0
Adjusting the speaker volume
Press one of the buttons VOL, ◄or ►, to insert the adjusting scale forthe volume.
Then reduce the value forthe volume with the button ◄orincrease it with the button ►.
Contrast
Brightness
Tint (for NTSC sources only)
Color (Saturation)
Sharpness
Reduce orincrease the value forthe respective picture parameter with the button ◄or ►. When changing the value,
the menu is deactivated and only the scale is inserted at the bottom of the picture. Afteradjusting the value, press the
button EXIT to return to the menu.
Color Tone(Colorpresentation)
Select Normal (standard adjustment forthe monitor), Warm (warmer Colorpresentation)or Cool (cooler Color
presentation) with the button ◄or ►.

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5.4.2 INPUT SOURCE PC
If the source is digitally connected via the HDMI input, the menu itemsAuto and ColorAuto
can-not be selected.
PICTURE
Cont r a s t
Brightness
Color To n e
A u t o
Color A u t o
5 0
5 0
Scale(Picture format)
Select Full (format 4:3)or16:9, UnderorOver with the button ◄or ►.
Picture Mode
Select Standard, Dynamic, Mild or User with the button ◄or ►. For User, individual values forthe picture
parameters can be adjusted. The values are fixed forthe othermodes.
Contrast
Brightness
Color Tone (Colorpresentation)
Call the submenu forthe menu item with the button ►.
Auto
Automatic adjustment of the picture position. Afteractivating the menu item with the button ►, an automatic adjustment
of the picture position is made. Then values adjusted manually for H-Positionand V-Positionon the menu page FUNCTION
are corrected.
Color Auto (Without function forthis model)
5 0
5 0
5 0
Color Temp.
User R
User G
User B
NormalNormalStandard adjustment forthe monitor
Warm Warmer Colorpresentation
CoolCooler Colorpresentation
sRGB Usual standard forcomputerapplications
UserIndividual adjustment
If Userhas been selected, select thelines R(red component),
G(greencomponent)and B(blue component)successively
with the button ▼or ▲and adjust the value with the button
◄or ►.

5.5 SYSTEM MENU on OSD
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SY STEM
5 0
5 0
1 5
100
Sleep Timer
Language
H-Position
V-Position
Duration
Halftone
DPMS
No Operation
Reset
OFF
English
OFF
OFF
Sleep Timer(Timer-controlled change to stand-by)
Via this menu item a duration can be defined. Afterit has elapsed, the monitor will automatically go to stand -by mode.
Select the duration orOFF with the button ◄or ►. One minute before changing to stand-by, the time is counted down
(display Sleep Time Left). It is not possible to call the on-screen menu, the source list and the volume scale during this
countdown.
Language (Menu language)
Select English, French, Spanish, Italian orGerman with the button ◄or ►.
H-Position (Horizontal position of the menu)
Move the menu to the left with the button ◄orto the right with the button ►.
V-Position (Vertical position of the menu)
Move the menu upwards with the button ◄ordownwards with the button ►.
Duration (Time of insertion)
This menu item defines the time the menu remains inserted afterthe last button has been pressed. The adjusted duration
also applies to the insertion of the source list and the volume scale. Reduce the duration with the button ◄orincrease it
with the button ►. (adjusting range 5– 60 seconds)
Halftone(Transparency of the menu)
Via this menu item the transparency of the menu and the source list and volume scale inserted can be adjusted. Increase
the transparency with the button ◄or reduce it with the button ►.
DPMS (Power saving mode forthe use as a computermonitor, not forthe sourcesAV1, AV2, SVIDEO)
The function can be activated (ON) ordeacti-vated (OFF) with the button ◄or ►. If the graphics card of the computer
supports the VESApower saving standard DPMS (Display PowerManagement Signaling), it is possible to definethe time
in the computeradjustments after which, in case of inactivity, the system will senda signal to the monitorto go to the
power saving mode. If the monitorreceives the corresponding signal from the computer, it goes to the power saving mode
afterapprox.
No Operation (Change to stand-by in case of inactivity)
The monitorcan be adjusted so that it is automatically switched to stand-by mode when nobutton has been actuated for a
defined time. Select the duration orOFF (function deactivated) with the button ◄or ►. One minute before going to
stand-by the time is counted down (indication Power Time Left). Switching overto stand-by can still be stopped if you
press one of the buttons to during the countdown.
Reset(Reset to the factory settings)
Afteractivating the menu item with the button ►,aftera fewseconds all settings of the on-screen menu are reset to the
factory settings. Aftera reset the source HDMI is selected and the volume is adjusted to the value 50.

5.6 FUNCTION MENU on OSD
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For the source PC only. If the automatic picture adjustment should not provide the desired result,
the picture can manually be adjusted via the menu items ofthis page.
FUNCTION
5 0
5 0
100
100
H-Position
V-Position
Clock
Phase
H-Position (Horizontal position of the picture)
Move the picture to the left with the button ◄orto the right with the button ►.
V-Position (Vertical position of the picture)
Move the picture downwards with the button ◄orupwards with the button ►.
Clock (Pixel clock)
For fine adjustment of the picture width. if vertical lines appearin the picture, reduce (◄) orincrease ( ►)the picture
width.
Phase
Adjust the phase with the button ◄or ►so that a perfect sharpness (e. g. of the display of let-ters) is reached and
there is no horizontal interference.

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SPECIFICATION
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AC100 ~ 240V (50/60Hz)
DC12V / 1.5A
Audio
Dimension / Weight
Power
9.7 Inch
1024 x 768 pixels
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1 / 0
2 / 2
NTSC / PAL
T on 10 ms, T off 15 ms(Typ)
262,144 Colors (6 bit)
4 : 3
800 : 1
0.192 x 0.192 mm
300 cd/m2
170º(L/R), 170º(U/D)
Screen Size
Max. 12W
Yes
1 (L / R)
Max. Resolution
LED BLU
Panel Type
Pixel Pitch
Brightness
Contrast Ratio
Aspect Ratio
Viewing Angle (H/V)
Display Color
Response Time
Video System
Video In / Out (BNC Type)
S-Video In / Out
HDMI In
VGA In (15 PIn D-Sub)
Audio In (RCAType)
PC Stereo In
Built-In Speaker
Dimension
Net. Weight
Consumption: < On
Electrical Ratings
8.50" x 7.44" x 2.21"
2.0 Kg (4.5 lbs)
VESA Mount 75 x 75 mm (M4 Thread, Depth 5 mm)
*Design and specifications are subject tochange without notice
Interface
Display

7.1 D-SUB Connector PINAssignment
7.2 HDMI Type A PINAssignment
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RED VIDEO
GREENVIDEO
BLUE VIDEO
GROUND
GROUND
RED GROUND
GREENGROUND
NC
SIGNAL CABLE DETECT
GROUND
SDA (for DDC)
H-SYNC
V-SYNC
SCL (for DDC)
BLUE GROUND
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PIN No. PIN NamePIN No. PIN Name
TMDS Data2+
TMDS Data2 Shield
TMDS Data2-
TMDS Data1+
TMDS Data1 Shield
TMDS Data1-
TMDS Data0+
TMDS Clock Shield
TMDS Clock-
CEC
Reserved (HDMI 1.0-1.3c), HEC Data -
SCL (PC serial Clock for DDC)
SDA (PC serial Clock for DDC)
DDC/CEC/HEC Ground
+5V Power (max 50 mA)
Hot Plug Detect (All Versions) and
HEC Data +(Optional, HDMI 1.4+ with
Ethernet)
TMDS Data0 Shield
TMDS Data0-
TMDS Clock+
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APPENDIX
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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Troubleshooting
The screen is too light
or to dark
Troubleshooting Tip
1. Make sure if the power supply is connected property
2. Turn on the power.
3. Select the input signal right for the connected port.
Control the BRIGHTNESS
The screen doesn’t
show up
The screen size is not fit
for the PCsignalPress the AUTO key among keys in the front.
(It is used only in the PC signal)
The screen color shows
strange in the PC signalIn the FUNCTION menu of OSD menu, perform the
The key pad does not workPress ▲and ◄button on the key pad for 5 seconds.
AUTOADJUST.
When the following troubles are occurred, follow the trouble shooting. Before contacting a service center.

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LIMITED WARRANTY
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All products carry a limited warranty from ship date against defects in materials and workmanship. We
are not liable for improper installation that results in damage to mounts, adapters, display equipment or
personal injury.
In the event of missing and/or damage equipment, or technical questions, the following information can
help in the completion of the installation.
Address: 300E State Route 17S, Mahwah, NJ 07430
Tel: [phone] / Fax: [phone]
Website: http://www.ikegami.com
e-mail: [email protected]
Contact Ikegami Electronics (U.S.A.), Inc.

Ikegami Electronics (U.S.A), Inc.
300E State Route 17S, Mahwah, NJ 07430
[email protected]
Tel. [phone]
Fax. [phone]