Medion AKOYA X57299 User manual

Instruction manual
MEDION®AKOYA®X57299 (MD 21299)
70,9 cm / 28“ LED-Backlight-Monitor

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Contents
1. Notes on how to use these instructions............................................................................................................... 3
1.1. Symbols and key words used in these instructions ............................................................................................................3
2. Proper use .............................................................................................................................................................. 3
3. Package contents................................................................................................................................................... 3
4. Safety instructions................................................................................................................................................. 4
4.1. Operating safety ..............................................................................................................................................................................4
4.2. Installation location .......................................................................................................................................................................4
4.3. Repairs .................................................................................................................................................................................................5
4.4. Environmental temperature ........................................................................................................................................................5
4.5. Power supply.....................................................................................................................................................................................5
5. Notes on conformity.............................................................................................................................................. 5
6. Initial operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 6
6.1. Preparations at your PC .................................................................................................................................................................6
6.2. Supported monitor settings ........................................................................................................................................................7
6.3. Supported settings in video mode ...........................................................................................................................................7
6.4. Monitor settings for Windows®XP .............................................................................................................................................8
6.5. Monitor settings under Windows Vista®..................................................................................................................................9
6.6. Monitor settings under Windows®7..........................................................................................................................................9
6.7. Monitor settings under Windows® 8...................................................................................................................................... 10
6.8. Rear connections .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
6.9. Connecting the monitor ............................................................................................................................................................11
6.10. The monitor work space............................................................................................................................................................. 11
7. Operating elements............................................................................................................................................. 12
8. Setting the screen................................................................................................................................................ 13
8.1. Using the OSD menu................................................................................................................................................................... 13
8.2. The OSD menu............................................................................................................................................................................... 13
9. Power-saving options.......................................................................................................................................... 15
10. Customer service ................................................................................................................................................. 15
10.1. Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................................................................ 15
10.2. Do you need more help?............................................................................................................................................................ 16
11. Cleaning................................................................................................................................................................ 17
12. Disposal ............................................................................................................................................................... 17
13. Pixel defects on screens ...................................................................................................................................... 18
14. Technical data ...................................................................................................................................................... 19
15. Legal notice .......................................................................................................................................................... 20

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1. Notes on how to use these instructions
Please be sure to read these operating instructions carefully and follow all instructions given. This guar-
antees reliable operation and a longer life expectancy for your monitor. Always store these instructions
near your monitor. Keep the operating instructions so that you can pass them on with the monitor if you
sell it.
1.1. Symbols and key words used in these instructions
DANGER!
Warning of immediate risk of fatal injury!
WARNING!
Warning: possible mortal danger and/or serious irreversible injuries!
CAUTION!
Warning: possible light or moderate injuries!
CAUTION!
Please follow the guidelines to avoid property damage.
NOTE!
Additional information on using the device!
WARNING!
Warning: danger of electric shock!
WARNING!
Warning: danger due to excessive volume!
• Bullet point/information on operating steps and results
Tasks to be performed
2. Proper use
• This TFT monitor is designed exclusively for the playback of video and audio signals from external devices, such as
computers, whose connections and screen resolutions match the specified technical data of the TFT monitor. Any
other use is deemed as improper.
• This device is intended for use in dry, indoor areas only.
• This device is intended for private use only. The device is not intended for use by companies in the heavy industry
sector. Use under extreme environmental conditions may result in damage to the device.
• This device is not suitable for use with VDU workstations in accordance with §2 of the German VDU workstation reg-
ulation.
3. Package contents
Please check your purchase to ensure all items are included and contact us within 14 days of purchase if any compo-
nents are missing. The following items are supplied with your monitor:
• Monitor
• DVI cable (Dual LInk)
• HDMI cable
• Display Port cable
• USB 3.0 cable
• Audio cable
• Power cord
• Documentation

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4. Safety instructions
4.1. Operating safety
• This device is not intended for use by people (including children) with reduced physical, sensory
or mental abilities or by those without experience and/or knowledge, unless they are supervised
by a person responsible for their safety or they have been instructed in its use by that person.
Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with this device.
• Keep packaging material such as plastic film out of reach of children. There is a risk of suffocation
if used improperly.
• Never open the monitor’s casing (electrical shock, short circuit and fire hazard)! Do not attempt
to modify the device yourself.
• Never insert any objects through the slots and openings into the inside of the monitor (electrical
shock, short circuit and fire hazard)!
• The slots and openings on the monitor are for ventilation purposes. Do not cover these openings
(overheating, fire risk)!
• Do not put any excessive pressure on the display. There is a risk that the screen may break.
• Caution! There is a risk of injury if the display is broken! Recover all broken pieces using protec-
tive gloves and send them to your Service Centre for proper waste disposal. Then wash your
hands with soap because chemicals may have leaked out.
• To avoid damaging the screen, do not touch it with your fingers or sharp objects.
Contact customer services if:
• the power cable is burnt or damaged
• liquid has penetrated the monitor
• the monitor is not operating correctly
• the monitor has been dropped or the housing is damaged.
4.2. Installation location
• Keep your monitor and all connected devices away from moisture and avoid dust, heat and di-
rect sunlight. Non-compliance with these instructions can lead to faults or damage to the moni-
tor.
• Do not use the device outdoors because external elements such as rain, snow, etc. could dam-
age it.
• Avoid exposing the device and the mains adapter to water droplets or spray and do not place
any liquid-filled containers (vases or similar) on or next to the device or the mains adapter. Liq-
uids penetrating the device may impair the electrical safety of the product.
• Do not place any open flames (candles or similar) on or near the device.
• Make sure that there is enough clearance from the sides of the furniture unit. Ensure a minimum
clearance of 10 cm around the device for sufficient ventilation.
• Place and operate all the components on a stable, level and vibration-free surface in order to
prevent the monitor from falling down.
• Avoid glare, reflections and excessive bright-dark contrast to protect your eyes and guarantee
pleasant workstation ergonomics.
• Take regular breaks when working at your monitor to prevent tenseness and fatigue.

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4.3. Repairs
• Repairs to your monitor should only be carried out by qualified specialists.
• if a repair must be carried out, please contact only our authorised service partner.
4.4. Environmental temperature
• The monitor can be operated at an ambient temperature of +0°C to +35°C with a relative humid-
ity of < 80% (non-condensing).
• When switched off, the monitor can be stored at temperatures from -20°C to +60°C.
DANGER!
After transporting the monitor, wait until the appliance has reached room temperature
before switching it on.
Large changes in temperature or fluctuations in humidity can cause moisture build-up
within the monitor due to condensation. This can cause an electrical short-circuit.
4.5. Power supply
WARNING!
Even when the mains switch is off, some components of the device are live. In order to discon-
nect the power to your monitor or to completely isolate the device from voltage sources, re-
move the mains plug from the mains socket.
• Operate the monitor only at a 100–240 V~ 50/60 Hz earthed safety contact socket. Contact your
electricity provider if you are not sure if the socket is earthed or not.
• For extra safety, we recommend using an overvoltage protection device to prevent your monitor
from sustaining damage as a result of power surges or lightning strikes.
• To disconnect the power supply from your monitor, pull the mains plug from the power outlet.
• The power outlet must be close to the monitor and easy to access.
• To prevent non-permissible heating up, do not cover the mains adapter.
• The socket must be close to the monitor and easy to access.
• Position the cable so that it cannot be stepped on or tripped over.
• To avoid damaging the cable, do not place any objects on it.
• Please note: The standby switch of this device does not cut it off from the mains completely. The
device also consumes power in standby mode. In order to disconnect the device completely
from the power supply, pull the mains plug out of the power outlet.
• Keep the device at a distance of at least one metre from sources of high-frequency or magnet-
ic interference (televisions, loudspeaker, mobile telephones, etc.) to avoid malfunctions and data
loss.
• Despite the most modern production methods as a result of the highly complex technology, in
rare cases there may be individual or multiple pixel drop-outs (dead pixels).
5. Notes on conformity
Medion AG hereby declares that product conforms to the following European requirements:
• ISO 9241-307 Class II standard (class of pixel defect)
• EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
• Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC
• RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.
• Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC (Commission Regulation 1275/2008)
However, this device is not equipped with any complete function for minimizing consumption in accordance with
the eco-design directive. This function is generally defined or specified for this product category using the connect-
ed end device (Personal Computer).

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6. Initial operation
6.1. Preparations at your PC
If you have been operating your computer with a CRT monitor, it may be necessary to make some adjustments. This is
necessary if your previous monitor used settings for its operation that will not be supported by your new monitor.
The monitor displays up to 3840 x 2160 pixels. This resolution corresponds to the physical resolution. Monitors achieve
full image quality with the physical resolution. If you change to a display with different settings, the display may not, in
certain circumstances, appear in the full screen area.
Distortions can also occur, especially for fonts.
Before you connect the new monitor, use your old PC monitor to set a resolution and image frequency that is support-
ed by both monitors.
Then shut down the PC and connect the new monitor.
After rebooting the PC, you can adjust the monitor settings for the device as described.

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6.2. Supported monitor settings
This monitor supports the following modes
Resolution Vertical
frequency Port
640 x 400 56Hz VGA
640 x 480 60Hz all
72Hz
75Hz
720 x 400 70Hz
800 x 600 60Hz
56Hz
72Hz
75Hz
832 x 624 75Hz
848 x 480 60Hz
1024 x 768 60Hz
70Hz
75Hz
1152 x 870 75Hz
1280 x 720 60Hz
1280 x 768 60Hz
1280 x 800 60Hz
1280 x 1024 60Hz
75Hz
1360 x 768 60Hz
1440 x 900 60Hz
1600 x 900 60Hz
1680 x 1050 60Hz
1920 x1080 60Hz
1920 x 1440 60Hz DVI/HDMI & Displayport
2048 x 1152 60Hz all
2048 x 1536 60Hz
2560 x 1440 60Hz
2560 x 1600 60Hz
2880 x 1620 60Hz
3840 x 2160 30Hz
60Hz* Displayport
*Recommended resolution: 3840 x 2160 @ 60Hz via Display Port
6.3. Supported settings in video mode
480i/480p
576i/576p
720p
1080i/1080p
2160p

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6.4. Monitor settings for Windows®XP
For Windows XP®, adjust the monitor settings in the Windows program“Display Properties”. The program can be started
as follows:
• right-click on the Windows desktop and left-click on “Properties”.
Or:
• Start the “Display” program from the “Control panel”.
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Set the resolution under“Screen resolution”().
“Colour quality”() lets you set the colour depth (number of displayed colours). Your monitor supports a maximum col-
our depth of 16 million colours, which corresponds to 32 bit, or “real colour”.
The refresh rate can be set under “Advanced”().
Depending on the configuration of your computer, a window appears displaying the properties of your graphics card.
Under“Graphics card” you can set the desired value in the selection field“List all modes”.
NOTE!
If your setting does not comply with the values supported by your display, it is possible that
you may not see a picture.
In this case, reconnect your previous monitor and set the applicable values according to the
above-stated options under “Display Properties”.

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6.5. Monitor settings under Windows Vista®
For Windows Vista®, adjust the monitor settings in the Windows program “Customize appearance and sounds”. The pro-
gram can be started as follows:
Right-click on the Windows desktop and left-click on “Customize”.
Or:
Via Start Control Panel customise appearance and sound with a double left click.
Open the display menu in order to adjust the resolution and frequency.
6.6. Monitor settings under Windows®7
For Windows® 7, adjust the monitor settings in the Windows program“Appearance and Personalization”. The program
can be started as follows:
Right-click on the Windows desktop and left-click on “Customize”.
Or:
Via Start Control Panel Appearance and Personalization by double-clicking the left mouse button.
Choose the menu DisplayAdjust screen resolution in order to adjust the resolution and frequency.

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6.7. Monitor settings under Windows® 8
Open the“screen resolution” setting. Point the mouse curser at the top right-hand corner of the screen and then
move the mouse curser downwards.
Then click on„Search“.
Enter“Display” in the search field.
Then click on“Settings”and afterwards on“Display”.
The“Screen resolution” window will be displayed.
Click on the“Resolution”list and select the desired resolution.
6.8. Rear connections
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1) On/Off switch (POWER SWITCH)
2) Power supply (AC POWER IN)
3) DVI-D 24-pin connection (DVI)
4) HDMI 2 connection (HDMI)
5) HDMI 1/MHL connection (HDMI)
6) Display Port 2 connection (DP-2)
7) Display Port 1 connection (DP-1)
8) D-Sub mini 15-pin connection (VGA)
9) PC-USB connection to connect the PC
10) Opening for Kensington® lock. This serves to protect the monitor from theft
11) 2x USB connection for two USB devices 5V / 900mA max.
12) Audio connection 3.5 mm stereo jack
13) Headphone jack
WARNING!
Using headphones/earphones at high volume can result in permanent damage to your
hearing. Before pressing play, set the volume to the lowest setting. Start playback and
increase the volume to a comfortable level.
Using headphones/earphones to listen to a device at high volumes for an extended pe-
riod can damage your hearing.

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6.9. Connecting the monitor
Prepare your computer for the monitor as necessary so that the correct settings are available for your monitor.
Make sure that the monitor is not connected to the mains (mains plug is not yet inserted) and the monitor and the
computer are not switched on.
6.9.1. Connecting the signal cable
Connect the signal cable to the matching VGA, HDMI, DVI or Displayport connections on the computer and the
monitor.
or alternatively:
The HDMI connection supports the MHL standard. It allows you to transfer sound and images to the screen from a
connected mobile device such as a mobile phone or tablet PC. This requires the use of a corresponding cable suita-
ble for the connected device. If you select this type of connection, you do not require a separate audio cable.
6.9.2. Connecting the audio cables
Connect the audio cable to the matching audio jacks on the computer and on the monitor.
6.9.3. Connecting USB cables to the PC / connecting USB devices
The product has an inbuilt USB hub, offering the facility for the connection of two external USB devices.
Connect the USB cable to the PC USB port on the product and to a vacant USB port on the computer.
Then connect USB devices to the USB ports on the side of the product. The USB devices will be detected as normal
by the operating system of your computer.
6.9.4. Connecting power supply
Connect the power cord to the power connector of the screen.
Now connect one end of the supplied power cord to the device and then plug the other end into an electrical out-
let. The mains power outlet must be close to the monitor and easy to access. (Use the same electric current as for the
PC).
6.9.5. Switching on the monitor
Switch on your screen with the power switch at the back of the device.
Use the On/Standby button at the front of the device to switch on your monitor.
Then switch on your computer.
6.10. The monitor work space
Please note: The monitor should be set up in such a way as to avoid reflections, glare, and excessive contrast.
90°
40 - 45°
50 - 60 cm
46 - 55 cm
66 - 71 cm

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7. Operating elements
1 2 3 4 5 6
1) This button starts the OSD (on screen display). Press the button to exit the OSD.
+Blocking of On/Standby button, with deactivated OSD
+Blocking of the OSD menu button, with deactivated OSD
To activate/deactivate, keep the key combination pressed down until the displayed bar has moved completely
from left to right. A corresponding message will appear on the screen.
2) When the OSD is switched on, select a parameter with this button and reduce the value.
If you are not in the OSD: direct call up of the CONTRAST/BRIGHTNESS menu.
3) When the OSD is switched on, select a parameter with this button and increase the value.
If you are not in the OSD: to automatically adjust the picture (VGA mode only); picture mode standard, game,
video, landscape, text (HDMI/DVI only).
4) Confirm the choice of the parameter to be changed with this button.
If you are not in the OSD: Select input source.
5) LED displays the operating status.
6) This button lets you switch the monitor on or switches to the standby mode.

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8. Setting the screen
The OSD (On Screen Display) menu lets you set specific screen parameters.
8.1. Using the OSD menu
1) Touch the button to activate the OSD.
2) Use the /buttons to select the options from the main menu.
3) Confirm your selection with the button.
4) Touch the button to exit the OSD.
NOTE!
The OSD fades out automatically if you do not touch any button at the monitor within the
pre-set time.
8.2. The OSD menu
The following explains the main functions or setting possibilities of the OSD.
INPUT Switch the signal input here
PICTURE PICTURE FORMAT Choose a video mode of the options FULL SCREEN, 4:3 and
1:1.
CONTRAST For setting the picture contrast
BRIGHTNESS For adjusting the brightness of the picture
SHARPNESS For adjusting the sharpness of the picture
OVERDRIVE Activate/deactivate the overdrive function. When the function
is activated, the reaction time is reduced from 5 ms (typ.) to 2
ms (grey to grey, typ.)
DCR Here you can switch the dynamic contrast on and off
ECO Switch the ECO on and off. Contrast and brightness adjust-
ment as well as DCR are deactivated in ECO mode
PIP/PBP PIP/PBP MODE Set the picture-in-picture function (PiP) and the picture-by-
picture function (PbP).
OFF: PiP and PbP are switched off
PIP: Picture-in-picture mode is switched on. Two pictures will
be shown at the same time
PBP 2, 3, 4: Up to 4 pictures can be shown side by side
SUB 1 INPUT Choose the sources of the inputs VGA, DVI, HDMI1MHL,
HDMI2, DISPLAYPORT1, DISPLAYPORT2
SUB 2 INPUT
SUB 3 INPUT
SIZE Set the size of the PiP
POSITION Set the position of the PoP
SWAP Swap the PiP/PbP with the normal picture
AUDIO VOLUME Sets the sound output of the loudspeakers
MUTE Enables the choice of mute On/Off
AUDIO SOURCE Choose the source that is used for the audio input

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COLOUR WARM Adds green to the screen and generates a darker hue.
NORMAL Adds red to the screen and generates a warmer white and a
more intense red
COOL Adds blue to the screen and generates a cooler white
USERDEFINED Individual settings for red (R), green (G) and blue (B)
PICTURE MODE offers an optimal display environment corresponding to the
displayed content
OFF No preference
STANDARD is suitable for general Windows environ-
ments and standard monitor settings
GAME is optimum for PC/TV games
VIDEO is optimum for playing back movies and
moving pictures
LANDSCAPE is optimum for displaying landscape pic-
tures
TEXT is optimum for word processing and text
display in a word processing environment
BLUE LIGHT REDUCER Reduces the blue light to prevent eye strain during long peri-
ods of working on the monitor
LANGUAGE Makes it possible for the user to choose from the available languages
OSD SETTING OSD H. POSITION For the horizontal setting of the OSD position
OSD V. POSITION For the vertical setting of the OSD position
OSD BACKGROUND Sets the transparency of the menu.
OSD TIME OUT To automatically switch off the on screen display (OSD) after a
preset time has elapsed
SETUP AUTO Automatically adjusts the horizontal and vertical position,
phase (fine-tuning) and pulse (H frequency) (in VGA mode
only)
H. POSITION Sets the horizontal and vertical position of the video image
(only in VGA mode)
V. POSITION
PHASE Fine adjustment to improve the image on the screen. Incorrect
adjustment, horizontal image error can appear (only in VGA
mode).
CLOCK Fine-tuning function to improve the screen display quality. An
incorrect clock pulse setting can cause vertical interference on
the screen (in VGA mode only)
DISPLAYPORT Choose the version of the Displayports
AUTOMATIC
SHUTDOWN
Select if the product will automatically switch to standby
mode when not in operation
(in HDMI mode only)
RESET For restoring the factory settings for video and audio control
INFORMATION Displays information about the cscreen

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9. Power-saving options
This monitor switches to different power-saving modes which are specified by the respective computer/operating sys-
tem. This complies with the current requirements for reducing the energy consumption.
The monitor supports the following types of power-saving modes:
Status Power consumption (nominal
value)
Colour of
operating light Standby (approx.)
ON
READY
< 50 watts (typ.)
< 0,5 watt
blue
orange
-
2 seconds
Depending on the operating system, the monitor remains in the power-saving mode until you press a key or move the
mouse (if available).
To switch from the READY state to the ON operating mode, the monitor needs roughly 2 seconds.
10. Customer service
10.1. Troubleshooting
If problems occur with your monitor, make sure that the monitor has been properly installed. If the problems persist,
then read this chapter for information about possible solutions.
10.1.1. Check cables and connections
Start by carefully checking all the cable connections. If the power indicator lights are not on, ensure that the monitor
and the computer are properly connected to the power supply.
10.1.2. Faults and possible causes
10.1.3. The monitor does not show a picture:
Check:
• Power supply: The mains cable must firmly inserted in the socket and the power switch must be switched on.
• Signal source: Please check if the signal source (computer or similar) is switched on and that the connection cables
are firmly inserted in the sockets.
• Refresh rates: The current refresh rate must be suitable for the monitor.
• Power-saving mode: Press any key or move the mouse to deactivate the mode.
• Screen saver: If the computer’s screen saver is activated, press any key on the keyboard or move the mouse.
• Signal connector: If the pins are bent, contact your customer service.
• Set the applicable values for your monitor.

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10.1.4. The picture flickers up/down or is inconsistent:
Check:
• Signal connector: If the pins are bent, contact your customer service.
• Signal connector: The connectors of the signal cable must be inserted firmly in the sockets.
• Graphics card: Check if the settings are correct.
• Refresh rates. Select valid settings in your graphics settings.
• Monitor output signal. The monitor output signal of the computer must match the technical data of the monitor.
• Remove disruptive devices (cordless phones, loudspeakers or similar) from the environment of the monitor.
• Avoid using monitor extension cables.
10.1.5. There is not the desired picture resolution shown:
• Depending on the input source, not all resolutions are supported. Choose a compatible resolution, see page 7
10.1.6. Characters are shown dark, the picture is too small, too big, or not centred, etc.:
• Adjust the respective settings.
10.1.7. Colours are not shown cleanly:
• Check the signal cable pins. If the pins are bent, contact your customer service.
• Adjust the colour settings in the OSD menu.
• Avoid using monitor extension cables.
10.1.8. The display is too bright or too dark:
• Check if the video output level of the computer matches the technical data of the monitor.
• Select Autom. adjustment to optimise the settings for brightness and contrast. For optimisation, the display
should show a text page (e.g. Explorer, Word, ...).
10.1.9. The picture shakes:
• Check if the operating voltage matches the technical data of the monitor.
• Select Autom. adjustment to optimise the settings for pixels and phase synchronisation. For optimisation, the
display should show a text page (e.g. Explorer, Word, ...).
10.2. Do you need more help?
If the above suggestions did not solve your problem please contact us. The following information would help us:
• How is your computer configured?
• What peripheral devices do you use?
• What messages appear on the screen?
• What software were you using when the problem occurred?
• What steps have you already taken to try and rectify the problem?
• Please provide your customer number if you have one.

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11. Cleaning
You can increase the lifespan of your monitor with the following measures:
CAUTION!
None of the parts inside the housing require cleaning or maintenance.
• Always unplug the device and disconnect all cables before cleaning.
• Do not use solvents, corrosive or aerosol detergents.
• Clean the screen with a soft, lint-free cloth.
• Make sure that no water droplets remain on the monitor. Water can cause permanent discolouration.
• Do not place the screen in strong sunlight or near ultraviolet light.
• Store the packaging material in a safe place; always use this box to transport the monitor.
12. Disposal
Packaging
Your device has been packaged to protect it against transportation damage. The packaging is made of envi-
ronmentally friendly material which can be recycled.
Device
At the end of its service life, the device should not be disposed of with the household rubbish. Enquire
about the options for environmentally friendly and appropriate disposal.

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13. Pixel defects on screens 5 Pixel
Rows
Sub-Pixel
Pixel
blue
green
red
5 Pixel
For active matrix TFTs with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, each of which
consist of three sub-pixels (red, green, blue), there are a total of approx. 24,9
million control transistors in use. Due to this very high number of transistors
and the associated extremely complex manufacturing processes used, occa-
sionally one or more pixels can fail or become incorrectly controlled.
In the past, there were a number of approaches for defining the permitted
number of pixel defects. However, these approaches were mostly very compli-
cated and varied from one manufacturer to the next. When handling warran-
ty issues for all of its display products, MEDION therefore adheres to the strict
and transparent requirements of the standard ISO 9241-307, Class II; which
has been briefly summarised below.
The ISO standard ISO 9241-307 defines, amongst other things, the generally applicable guidelines relating to pixel de-
fects. Pixel defects are categorised into four fault classes and three defect types. Every individual pixel consists of three
sub-pixels, each of which is assigned a basic colour (red, green, blue).
Pixel fault class Defect type 1
Continuously lit pixel
Defect type 2
Continuously black
pixel
Defect type 3
Defect sub-pixel
lit black
00000
I112
1
0
1
3
5
II 2 2 5
5-n*
0
0
2xn*
10
III 5 15 50
50-n*
0
0
2xn*
100
IV 50 150 500
500-n*
0
0
2xn*
1000
n* = 1,5
The table describes the maximum number of pixel failures allowed on the screen, before a warranty claim arises. A war-
ranty claim may be applicable if the above number of defects in a category is exceeded.

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14. Technical data
Model X57299 (MD 21299)
Screen size 70.9 cm (28“), TFT with LED-backlight
Format (aspect ratio) 16:9
Input voltage 100-240 V ~, 50/60 Hz
Resolution 3,840 x 2,160pixels
Brightness 300 cd/m² (typ.)
Contrast ratio 1,000:1 (typ.)
Dynamic contrast ratio 5,000,000:1
Response time 5 ms typ.
2 ms typ. (overdrive, grey to grey)
RGB input, analogue VGA 15-Pin D-SUB
RGB input, digital DVI-D with HDCP decryption
HDMI input 1x HDMI with HDCP decryption
1x HDMI with HDCP decription and MHL
Display Port input 2x Display Port (HBR, HBR 2)
USB connections 1x PC-USB 3.0 input (HUB)
2x USB 3.0 connectors for external devices, 5V / 900mA max.
Audio input 3.5 mm stereo jack
Audio output 2 x 4 W max. via loudspeakers
3.5 mm headphone jack
User control OSD
Temperatures In operation: 0°C to +35°C
Not in operation: -20°C to +60°C
Humidity In operation: < 80%
(non-condensing) Not in operation: <90%
Weight (with stand) approx. 6.8kg
Weight (without stand) approx. 5.5 kg
Dimensions with stand (WxHxD) approx. 662 x 453 x 200 mm
Dimensions without stand (WxHxD) approx. 662 x 382 x 61 mm
Wall mounting: Vesa standard, hole spacing 100 x 100 mm1
Power consumption (stand-by): <0.5 watt
Power consumption (in operation): <50 watts (typ.)
1 Wall mount not supplied. When mounting, make sure that the screws do not exceed the size M4 x 16 mm.

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15. Legal notice
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This operating manual is protected by copyright.
Mechanical, electronic and any other form of reproduction is prohibited without the written per-
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Copyright is owned by the company:
Medion AG
Am Zehnthof 77
45307 Essen
Germany
The operating manual can be reordered via the service hotline and is available for download via the service portal at
www.medion.com/gb/service/start/.
You can also scan the QR code above and download the operating manual onto your mobile device via the service por-
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