Panasonic PanaMedia PM15 User manual

Operating
Instructions
Digital Multimedia Color Display
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Please read these instructions thoroughly before operating the display monitor
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Federal Communications Commission Requirements
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital devices, pur-
suant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmiul 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 inter-
ference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, 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:
— 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.
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FCC Warning:
To assure continued FCC compliance, the user must use grounded power supply cord and the
provided shielded video interface cable with bonded ferrite cores.
Also, any unauthorized changes or modifications to this monitor would void the users authority to
operate this device.
Customer’s Record
The serial number of this product is printed on its back cover label.
Note this serial number in the space provided and retain this booklet as a permanent record of your
purchase to aid in identification of the unit in the event of theft or loss,
Model Number: PanaMedia PM15
Seriat Number :
Table of Contents
Introduction
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installation
Installation
Connection to AC power supply
How to connect your signal cable
Names of parts
External view
Operation
On-Screen Display
Operation
Adjustments
Functions
Power management
Memory
Timing Specifications
Trouble Shooting
if Trouble Occurs
All product/brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective holders.
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Precautions
1) Place of installation
* Heat will adversely affect the cabinet and the parts inside.
Avoid exposing the monitor to direct sunlight, a stove or other
heat source.
« Install the display unit in a well-ventilated place.
Keep the display unit away from the wail or other obstructions so
that the ventilation holes in the cabinet will not be blocked during
use.
«Keep moisture and dust away.
Keep the display unit away from the kitchen, bathroom, washing
machine, etc. Here it will be exposed to water, steam, moisture,
or dust, which will cause trouble.
2) Precautions
+ Keep magnetic objects away.
Unshielded speakers and other devices that use magnets,
motors and unshielded transformers that generate strong
magnetism must be kept away from the display unit as it may
cause color irregularity or tmage distortion.
« Receiving trouble.
If there is a television set or another display unit nearby, keep
your display unit as far away from it as possible.
Mutual interference can cause image distortion or noise.
* Take good care of the cabinet.
Volatile solvents or adhesives can cause the cabinet to
deteriorate or its paint coat to peel. Long exposure to rubber or
vinyl products can also leave stains on the cabinet.
* Be sure to unplug the power cable and disconnect the external
lines before moving the display unit. Take special care of the
cathode ray tube (CRT).
* Also take good care of the power cable.
Do not place heavy objects on the power cable. Do not attempt
to extend it, tie it into a knot, or pull to unplug it from a power
outlet.
* Do not place things on the display unit.
Do not place containers of liquid or cloths wet with a solvent on
the display unit, as this could cause an electrical hazard.
3) Caring for your display unit
+ Use a soft dry cloth to clean the outside of your monitor.
if the unit is very dirty, wet a cloth with a neutral detergent,
squeeze it to remove excess liquid, wipe the unit with it, and
finish by wiping with a dry cloth.
Do not use a chemical duster or polisher-cleaner because it can
adversely affect the unit and peel the paint coat.
« Use a soft dry cloth to clean the CRT surface.
Harsher materials may scratch and damage the screen
permanently.

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Multimedia
* An stereo pair of 3 Watt Dome Speakers (3W + 3W output) is included as standard equipment and a
microphone is bulit in, so that multimedia can be enjoyed with a minimum of space taken up by
equipment.
{In order to use this function, your computer must have an audio input/output function.)
Digital adjustment using the on-screen display
» The on-screen menu is available in 5 languages.
English, French, German, Spanish or Italian can be selected.
» Custom adjustments can be quickly and easily made through the on-screen menu utilizing four
buttons on the front panel.
» The on-screen menu allows adjustments to be made by scrolling effortlessly through choice
bars.
The Plug & Play PanaMeda PMS is a DDC 1/2B* compatible monitor that uses VESA" (Video
Electronics Standards Association) DDC ™ (Display Data Channel) standard. This allows the
ParaMeda PMS to inform a compatible host of its capabilites which meet the Microsoft" / Intel”.
Plug & Play Definition used by Windows "95.
Power Management
+ A power management circuit conforming to the VESA DPMS standard is incorporated into the
monitor. Power consumption of the monitor can be lowered when using it in combination with a
computerfdisplay adaptor that meets the DPMS standard.
+ As an Energy Star Partner, Panasonic Communications & Systems Company has determined
that this product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency.
Environmentally Friendly
* All the plastic parts are recyclable.
Low-Leak Flux (Static Prevention}
e The display unit meets the Swedish MPRII standard fai low-frequency lield and tow-frequency
field static.
PanaSync digital muiti-scan
* Automatic following is performed in the horizontal frequency range of 30kHz to 69kHz and
the vertical frequency range of 50Hz to 160Hz, with high resolution in VGA/SVGA/VESA/
Macintosh 13°/16°/19" modes up to 1280 (H) x 1024 (V).
* Eight timing selections ( 1 preset and 7 reservation) have been preset by the factory for image
size and position.
In addition there are 8 user programmable selections of timing.
High quality
* The high resolution monitor uses a 0.27 mm dot pitch anti-static non-glara picture tube.
Other features
» Automatic selection of synchronized input signals (separate, composite or sync-on-green).
* An ergonomically designed tilt and swivel base to complement virtually any office design. The
pan angle is 90 degrees at the right and left, and the tilt angle is 13 degrees up and 4 degrees
down.
VESA DDC V2B
The PM15 is a VESA DDC 128 type of display. The PM15 is capable of continuously transmitting ita EDID
(Extended Display IDentitication) using a uni-directional DDC 1 communications channe!. In addition, the
The PMi5 can respond to a request for EDID, or complete VDIF (Video Display interFace), to be
transmitied using DDC2, Level B commands.
The EDID data contains the display Identity and the basic display specifications. The VDIF data contains
full display specifications as definded ín the VESA VDIF standard. If a DDC2 capable host ls detected
by the PM15, It will switch to a bi-directional DDC2 communications channel,
As required by this standard, the PM15 is incapable of switching from DDC2 to DDC1 unless the power
is removed, once it has switched from DDC1 to DDC2.

Specifications
15" CRT (14.0°/35.6 cm Viewable image size) Fiat square
Dot pitch 0.27 mm or 0.28 mm
Phosphor/Glass RGB medlum-short persistence
Surface
Video
Signal level 0.7 Vp-p (without sync signal), 1.0 Vp-p (with sync signal)
Synch. signais H/V Separate {TTL level), H/V Composite (TTL level),
Sync-on-green
Horizontal frequency Allowable frequency range: 30.0 to 69.0 kHz
Vertical frequency Allowable frequency ranga: 50.0 to 160 Hz
2.0Vrms (max)
Connectors Video
Hearphone 3.5mm diameter stereo mini jack
Microphone input 3.5mm diameter stereo mini jack
Microphone output 3.5mm diameter stereo minl jack
Audio input 2 RCA pin jacks (left, right)
CEE 22 type 3-pin connector
Active display area (HX V}
Factory preset 10.2"X 7.7" (260X 195 mm)" (Dependent upon
Large scan 11.3"X 8.6” (288X 218 mm)” signal timing used)
Display Color Analog input, unlimited number of colors**
Input power supply AC100 to 240 V AC (50/60 Hz}
120 W typical <8 W sleep mode (See page 14)
Controls Front panel Power ON/OFF and [1] ,[d, bo). [2] keys, volume, mute key
On-scraen display Contrast, Brightness, Video input signal level (0.7 V/1.0 V), Memory
recall, Horizontal position, Horizontal size, Vertical position, Vertical
size, Pincushion, Trapezoid, Parallelogram, Color Select (9300K/655
OK/User color (User Color adjustment), Frequency display, Language
select, Audio (volume, mute), Monitor Self-Test li
Tilt/swivel 13° up,4” down, 90° each to right and left
Dimensions (WX HX D) (W.7°X 15.1 X 16.0")
(374X 383X 407 mm)
Weight {Net weight) 13.6 kg (30.0 Ibs)
Speakers Frequency response | 10Hz to 20kHz (typ.)
Audio output 3W + 3W (typ.)
Microphone Typs Electric Condenser
Input sensitivity -43 dB
FCC Class B, UL 1950, MPAT , CSA 22.2 No 950.
DPMS, DDC 1/2B
Standard 1 fixed signal cable for VGA, SVGA,
1 detachable AC power supply cord.
1 detachable speaker cable {RCA phono pin / Stereo mini plug).
1 detachable microphone cable (Stero mini plug? Stereo mini plug).
Tilt + 13" ,-4* and Swivel +/- 90
Operating Instructions, Warranty card
Environmental conditions
Operating Temperature 0 ~ 35°C (32-95F }
Humidity 5 ~ 90% (no condensation)
Altitude 10,000 feat
Storage Temperature -20 ~ +60U (-4-140F )
Humidity 5 ~ 90% (non-condensatian)
Altitude 40,000 feet
Note: The on-screen image may flicker if the display is operated with the Vertical frequency under 60 Hz,
* For signal timing used, see page 16.
* * Depends on RAMDAC of computer video output and software support for number of colors.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
This product may be subject to export control regulations.
Design 4 specifications subject to change without notice.
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Installation
The signat cable connections differ depending on what computer you are using.
When connecting to an IBM compatible, and when connecting to an Apple computer, connect
as shown below. When connecting to any other system, please read that system’s operation manual,
1 Please read the Operation Manual thoroughly before installing the display monitor,
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2 Before connecting to a computer, always tum the computer power OFF.
< IBM compatible > < MAC >
3 Is the computer to be connected an IBM 3 If you are using a Macintosh, please purchase a
compatible? Macintosh conversion adapter separately.
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Connect a MAC conversion adapter to the signal
Connect tha accessory video cabia to the video cabie connector connected to the computer side.
connector on the display monitor rear panel ter- 4 Then connect the connector at the other end of
minal post, then connect the other end to the the cable to the video connector on the display
computer video output connector. monitor rear panel terminal post
mac adapter
Panasonic MAC adapter
Mac i
| 13” | 640 X 480 } UNIMAC-82D
Connect the power cord to the monitor, 832X624 | UNIMAC-82D
and plug the other end into an electri- | | 19” |1024X768 [UNIMAC-82D
cal outlet. For UNIMAC-82D adapters
consult your dealer or
ay 1-800-PANASYS.
6 Turn the display monitor power switch ON, then turn the computer switch ON.
7 Reterring to the operation instructions on page 9, sel your desired settings.
If the AC power supply voltage is in the range 100V to 240V, either 50Hz or 60Hz frequency can be used.
There is no AC100V/240V selector switch.
Caution
«To use the display unit safety, use a power cord with a ground wire and always ground the ground wire.
«Always use the AC cords listed below for each area,
U.S.A ... UL Canada ... CSA
in other regions, for safety please use an AC plug cord that complies with each country's safety regulations.

How to connect your signal cables
It is necessary for your computer to have a stereo sound input/output function. Always use the
speakers and microphone accessory cable, or use an equivalent cable with length of 59" (1.5 m).
Connect the video signal cable referring to the previous section.
Connecting to an IBM compatible computer Connecting to a MAC
Á stereo sound card (example: sound source such as | The speakers must be usable with stereo output,
the Sound Blaster) is necessary. and there must be a microphone input function.
[+] To use speakers To use speakers
Connect the SPK OUT cable (caution: do not mistake | Connect AUDIO IN on the rear of the monitor to the
right and left} from the sound card (example: Sound sound output port (sound output icon) on the rear of
Blaster etc.) on the rear of the computer to AUDIO IN | the computer via a cable with stereo mini plugs.
on the rear of the monitor.
{L}
(RCA Phono plug) En T (®3.5mm Stereo mini ptug)
{R)
[2]
To
use
the
built-in
microphone
To
use
the
built-in
microphone
Connect
MIC
OUT on the
rear
of
the
monitor
to
MIC
IN
|
Connect
MIC
OUT on
the
rear
of
the
monitor
to
the
on the sound card (example: Sound Blaster etc.) on sound input port (sound input icon) on the rear of the
the rear of the computer via a stereo mini jack cable, computer via a cable with stereo mini plugs.
(93.5mm Stereo mini plug) ec j (®3.5mm Stereo mini plug)
[3] To use headphones mm To use headphones
Connect the 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack on the left :
side of the monitor to a pair of audio stereo lid O Pags tr Fin a
headphones or external speakers via a cable with 3. | headphones or external speakers via a cable with 3.
5 mm stereo mini jacks. Sound is not output from the | 5 mm stereo mini jacks. Sound is not output from the
monitor’s stereo Dome Speakers when a 3.5 mm monitor’s stereo Dome Speakers when a 3.5 mm
stereo
plug
is
inserted
into
the
monitor's
|
Stereo
plug
is
inserted
into
the
monitor's
headphone
headphone
jack.
jack.
{3.5mm Stereo mini plug)
[4] To use an external microphone
Connect MIC IN on the left side of the monitor to a com-
mercially available audio microphone via a stereo mini
jack cable.Also connect MIC OUT on the rear of the
monitor to MIC IN on the sound card (example: Sound
Blaster) on the rear of the computer via a stereo mini
jack cable. Sound cannot be input via the built-in micro-
phone when an extemal microphone is used,
To use an external microphone
Connect MIC IN on the left side of the monitor to a
commercially available audio microphone via a
stereo mini jack cable.
Also connect MIC OUT on the rear of the monitor to
MIC IN on the rear of the computer via a stereo mini
jack cable. Sound cannot be input via the built-in
microphone when an external microphone is used.
(43. 5mm Stereo mini ptug)
Connect one end of the power cord to the monitor, and plug the other end ínto a power outlet.
Turn the display monitor power switch ON before tuming the computer switch ON.
Caution:
* If the computer has a stereo type sound output, do not connect the monaural plug.
Shorting will cause damage to the internal amplifier.
» Ifa filter or touch panel Is attached to the screen blocking the speakers, the sound quality and
volume will be affected,
- « Volume will vary depending on the headphones and microphone being used, so set the volume
as appropriate.

Names of parts
Eu LED]
Lights up yellow
when mute is ON.
Tums the buil-in speaker and
headphone terminal sound ON and
OFF. Prass once to turn the sound
OFF and again to tum the sound
back ÓN,
Adjusts the sound volume for the
buil-in speakers and the head-
phone terminals. The - key bow-
ars the volume; the + key raises
the volume.
CDI | > 102) Key]| |=) [Power indicate |
These buttons are used for Lights up green when
Audio input can be screen adjustment. —. power is ON; turns
input here. Read the following sections yellow in power man-
for details. agemen! mode.
Tums power ON and
OFF. Press to tum
power ON; press again
to turn power OFF,
Power connector Audio signal input terminal
Connect
the
AC
cord
here.
AUDIO
IN
R:
right;
L:
left
Audio
output
trom
the
computer
is
input
here,
Microphone
output terminal
Connect to the computer
microphone input.
X Only stereo mini
jack type.
Pin
No.|
Signal
name
|Pinno.|
Signal
name
|
|
a
_
|
Rea
signal
|
9
|
Notused
|
Ca
[Greensignal
|
10
|
Ground
|
| Ground |
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Rea sorangana | 14 [vence sa —
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Mini D-sub 15-pin signal connector
Connect the display signat cable here.
The functions of the pins are given in the
table at right.
CAT
Microphone terminal <MIC IN>
Conneci an external microphone here.
Headphone terminal
Commercially available audio stereo
héadphones or speakers can be
connected here,
# Only stereo min! jack type.

External views
Dimensions:
ParvTilt
range
Width
:
14.7"(374mm)
:
13
degrees
Height : 15.1"(383mm) : 4 degrees
Depth : 16.0"(407mm)
Left, right : 90 degrees each

Speaker operation
x») Volume
When the key is pressed, the volume is raised.
x) Volume
RE When the Ed) key is pressed, the volume is lowered.
som” | ae
a) Volume &
3 Mute When the key is pressed, the volume is muted.
On-Screen Display
1) Menu screen
Select
mark
Adjustment
Press
the
4
and
E
keys
menu
icons
to
move
this
mark.
When the front [2] key
is pressed, the selected
The
item
presently
being
screen
is
displayed.
adjusted
is
shown.
Se
2) Adjustment screen (example: horizontal position adjustment)
Name of adjustment screen
The adjustment level is
[Eh
er
Position
and
a
bar.
It can be varied with the front
ae HE
© and BJ keys.
When the front [2] key is pressed,
the horizontal amplitude
adjustment screen appears.
End key
When the front [1] key is pressed, the
adjustment level is stored, the adjustment On the adjustment screen where these 2 adjustment icons
retums,

Operation Procedure
1. Press the {T} key to display the menu.
2. Press the E) key, move the 2 (selection) mark to the
(disptay language) icon, then press the [2] key to select
(display language).
3. Select German, French, English, Italian or Spanish as the
display language. When the [1] key is pressed, the display
language changes. Deu Fra PEng
Ita Esp
4. Select the item to be adjusted (example: horizontai position)
from the menu screen.
>| |i +} 0/4 > [fay =) ©
5. Press the front [4 and $ keys to reach the desired
condition.
=[& (did +] [00] ae]
H. Position
50 i)
[i] m B: A
6. Press the [1] key to register the settings and complete the H. Position
adjustments. if the [1] key is pressed again, the menu :
screen is cleared.
>| [ed -[ +] [Dado BJ =] © |
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Adjustments
MONITOR
SELF-TEST
This
display
indicates
that
the
monitor
is
operating
normally.
When
one
of
the
following
conditions
occurs, press one of the 4 front panel keys to call
N - the appropriate display.
1) The input synchronization signal is out of
range.
2) The unit has entered power saving mode
(only displayed when in OFF STATE).
3) There is no signal {not connected to the
computer, computer power is OFF, etc.).
The adjusted items are represented by icons.
When the [f] key is pressed, the menu screen
appears.
Use the Ed and BJ keys to move the cursor to the
item to be adjusted, then press the [2] key to call
the ADJUST MENU,
BRIGHTNESS VIDEO LEVEL HECALL
HPOSITON HSIZE V,POSITION V.SIZE
V.PINCUSHION TRAPEZOID PARALLELOGRAM COLOR
DISP. FREQ LANGUAGE
(D CONTRAST adjustment Adjust the screen contrast to match the brightness
level in the room. Press the BJ key to make the
image lighter, the ES key to make it darker.
D Contrast Direct operation: Even if the menu screen does
50 Cay not appear, the contrast can be adjusted by
RMD. gp oe ee Fl pressing the & or BJ key.
if the A and ÈJ keys are pressed at the same time
on the CONTRAST adjustment screen, the
standard level will be set.
CONTRAST sets the white level.
xt BRIGHTNESS adjustment Adjust the brightness to match the brightness
- | level in the room. Press the Ed key to make the
background darker, the È] key to make it lighter.
es
Brightness
*
If
the
A
and
DJ
keys
are
pressed
at
the
same
50 time on the BRIGHTNESS adjustment screen,
the standard leve) will be set.
BRIGHTNESS sets the black level.
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< Or-screen Display > < Function and Operation >
[Eh HORIZONTAL POSITION adjustment | The horizontal position of the image can be
adjusted. Press the A key to move it to the left,
H.Position the BJ key to move it to the right.
500i ii: Press the [1] key to save the adjustment.
[i]
©
/
S:
Press
the
[2]
key
to
switch
to
H.
SIZE.
f=] HORIZONTAL SIZE adjustment The horizontal size of the image can be adjusted.
Press the [4 key to make the image smaller, the
F| key to make it larger. Then press the [1] key to
save the adjustment.
X Setting the image in the center of the screen
will make the size adjustment easier.
Press the [2] key to switch to H. POSITION.
The vertical position of the image can be
adjusted. Press the [d key to move it downward,
the BJ key to move it upward.
% Press the [i] key to save the adjustment.
Press the [2] key to switch to V. SIZE.
OJ VERTICAL SIZE adjustment The vertical size ot the image can be adjusted.
Press the Hi key to make the image smaller, the
Bi key to make it larger. Then press the [1] key
to save the adjustment,
X Setting the image in the center of the screen
will make the size adjustment easier.
Press the [2] key to switch to V. POSITION.
L ( PINCUSHION adjustment The image can be corrected for pincushion or
barrel distortion.
s I Press the E$ key to decrease the barrel distortion
it V-Pincushion or increase pincushion of the raster, the à] key to
a
50
increase
barrel
distortion
or
decrease
pincushion
ig:
[EA
AA
distortion.
¡A TRAPEZOIDAL adjustment The image can be corrected for trapezoidal
distortion.
í Press the [4 key to make the top edge narrower,
= 50 =_— the $) key to make the bottom edge narrower.
[7 PARALLELOGRAM adjustment The image can be corrected for parallelogram
distortion.
Press the [4 key to collapse the parallelogram to
[7
a
the
left,
the
El
key
to
collapse
it
to
the
right.

< On-screen Display > < Function and Operation >
COLOR selection The white in the image can be adjusted.
1) Use the ($ and & keys to select 1: 9300K, 2:
6550K or 3 : the user's preferred color.
3 2) If "3 : user's color" is selected, 2} appears in
> the lower right of the On-Screen Display. Press
User : the front [2] key to cali the USER COLOR
adjustment Screen,
The white in the video image can be adjusted to
the users preferred color.
1) Use the [2] key to select R (red) or B (blue).
2) Use the [d and & keys to adjust the color as
desired.
i GREEN is fixed.
Memory recall of the user's color is not
possible, so make a note of the initial
setting before adjusting.
The computer's horizontal and vertical sync
frequency will appear.
Disp. Freq
fH : 56.1 kHz
fV : 70.0 Hz
No VIDEO INPUT LEVEL The video input signal level can be matched to the
computer being used. Either 1V or 0.7V can be
NND Video Level selected with the [2] (0.7V/1V) key.
0.7v
1] O.7v/w : 2]
7% LANGUAGE selection The language of the On-Screen Display can be
selected from among English, French, German,
?¢ Langue Spanish and Italian.
Dei Fra >Eng Select with the Ed and P keys.
Ita Esp
To return to the initial settings (the settings at the
<> MEMORY RECALL time of factory shipment).
1) When the [1] key (YES) is pressed, the settings
are recalled and the menu screen returns.
(Recall = retum to settings at time of factory
shipment.)
2) When the [2] key (NO) is pressed, the menu
screen returns without the settings being
recalled (the settings retum to what they were
immediately before the recall).
X : If no operations are performed for about 30
seconds, the screen goes off without memory
recall.
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Power Management Function
This monitor conforms to the VESA DPMS standard.
This function can suppress power consumption by the display unit.
The computer and video board being used must also conform to the VESA DPMS
standard.
Consult the Operation Manuals for the hardware being used.
Modes change in response to input signais as indicated in the table below.
Input Signals
horizontal vertical
DPMS mode Screen status fail consumption | Return time RN en we
win display [green [roma | | yes |
|
[SUSPEND __| winowdsplay |yotow |<3owats | <asec. | no [es Im |
JOFF STATE | woutaspay | yotlow | <ewans | <20sec. | no |m __ Im |
AS an Energy Star Partner, re Communications & Systems Company has determined that this
product meets the Energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency.
Caution
How to release the system from the power management function.
1) Read the Operation Manuals for the hardware you are using.
2} Press one of the [1]. 4 - È - [2] keys on the front panel.
The SELF-TEST screen appears, and the monitor side power management function is
released (only in OFF STATE).
This display has two types of memory to store the data sets that control the on-screen
image. The first type of memory is the Preset Memory which is set by the factory.
The second type is the User Memory which is set by the user. Both memories store the
Horizontal Size, Vertical Size, Horizontal Position, Vertical Position, Side Pincushion,
Trapezoid and Parallelogram adjustments of the displayed image.
Presst Memory
There are 1 preset (7 reservation) timings thal are set by the factory. The preset timings will auto size and
center with video boards which use these timings. Please see page 16 for Preset and Reservation Timing
Specifications.
User Memory
* There are 8 memory locations that allow for user timings. The image size, position, geometric distortion are
adjusted by the user. Please see page 17 for recommended timings that the display supports.
» ii the User Memory is full, and a new set of data is saved, the oldest data set in the User Memory will be deleted.
* The User Memory has priority over the Preset Memory.
“ When the user timing is input, the Vertical, Horizontal frequencies and sync polarities of the signal are
compared with the previous data stored in memory. The input signal will be stored as a new data set if one of
its parameters is different from the previous stored one.
* The new input signal must have a frequency difference greater than that shown in the table below or a ifferent
sync. polarity from that already stored. If the new timing data include frequency changes greater than those
shown in the table below or sync. polarity changes, a new user memory setting will be stored,
lí the frequency difference is smaller than that of the chart and the sync. polaritias are the same, the existing
settings will be retained.
Horizontal frequen
Low 30 kHz + 0.3 kHz soto vis
to to
. Hi 69kHzt1.0 kHz Hi 160 Hz +3.2 Hz
Please note if the timing does not meet the display specifications, the size and position adjustment may not
appear as desired. Bə sure the horizontal and vertical timings are within the monitor specification range.
See page 15 tor Timing Specifications and pages 16 and 17 for preset, reservation and recommended timings.
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Timing Specifications
Separate Sync.
Horizontal — weo LJ
Verlical | VIDEO | |
H/V Composite Sync.
Honzontal a AS ME
Vertical
Sync. on Green
Horizontal
Vertical N N N N uns | |
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Preset timing*
Reservation timing**
DOTCLOCK
37.500 kHz
H[ A-Period 16.660 us (1312) Dots 26.667 us ( 840) Dots
O[B-Bianking 3.657 us ( 286) Dots
R| C-Sync width 1219 us ( 96) Dots 2.032 us ( 64) Dots
] | D-Back porch
7 | E-Active
F-Front porch
13.003 us ( 1024) Dots 25.422 us ( 640) Dots 20.317 us ( 640) Dots
0.203 us ( 16) Dots 0.636 us ( 16) Dots 0.508 us ( 16) Dots
2.235 us ( 176) Dots 1907 us ( 48) Dots 3.80 us ( 120) Dots
ViA-Period — [| 13.328 ms { 800) Lines
eieaa 0.533 ms ( 32)
R|C-Syne width 0064 ms ( 2) Lines
”| D-Back porch | _ 0.466ms ( 28) 1049 ms ( 33) Lines
E-Active 12.795 ms ( 768 12.253 ms ( 480) Lines 12.800 ms ( 480) Lines
1 0.027 ms ( 1) Lines
Sync Polarity(H/V)| Positive/Positive Negative/Negative Negative/Negative
VESA 800% 600 @ 75Hz Mac(16")832x 6248 75Hz""Mac(19")1024X768875H2"""
DOTCLOCK | 49.5000 MHz 57.2380 MHz 80.0000 MHz
tH 46.876 kHz 49.678 kHz 60.241 kHz
Hl A-Period 21.333 us (1056) Dots | 20.126us (1152) Dots | 16.600us ( 1328) Dots
O B-Blanking 5.172 us { 256) Dots 5.591us ( 320) Dots
3.800 us { 304) Dots
RI C-Sync width 1616us { 80) Dots 1.118us ( 64} Dots 1200 us { 96) Dots
I | D-Back porch 3.232 us ( 160) Dots 3093 us ( 224) Dots 2.200 us ( 176) Dots
7|E-Activo _ | 16.162us (800) Dots | W.536 us_{ 832) Dots | 12.800 us
|F-Frontporch | 0.323us ( 16) Dots | 0559us ( 32) Dots 0.400 us { 32) Dots
75.002 Hz 74.928 Ha
y [ A-Period
E | 8-Blanking
R[OSyac width | 0064ms ( 3) Lines] 0060ms ( 3) Lines
p}D-Backporch | _ 0448 ms { 21) Lines
LE-Active | 12.800 ms ( 600) Lines| 12.559 ms ( 624) Lines |
0.021ms ( 1
13.346 ms ( 804) Lines
0,598 ms ( 36) Lines
0.050 ms ( 3) Lines
0.498 ms ( 30) Lines
12.749 ms ( 768) Lines
a ae Mac(13"}640% 480 67H2""
DOTCLOCK
A] 56.475 kHz | 63.980 kHz | 35.002 kHz
H
Oj B-Blanking
R| C-Sync width
17.707 us { 1328) Dots
4.053 us ( 304) Dots
1813 us ( 136) Dots
15.630 us (1688) Dots
3.778us ( 408) Dots
1037 us ( 112} Dots
28.570us ( 864) Dots
7.407 us ( 224) Dots
2.083 us ( 63) Dots
] | D-Back porch 1920 us { 144) Dots 2.296 us ( 248) Dots 3.241us ( 98) Dots
7 | E-Active 13.653 us (1024) Dots 11,852 us _( 1280) Dots 21.163 us
0.320 us ( 24) Dots | 0444us ( 48) Dots | 2.083us ( 63) Dots
V | 4-Period 15.799 ms ( 553) Lines
E | B-Blanking 0.656 ms { 42) Lines! 2.086ms ( 73) Lines
0.106 ms ( 6) Lines] 0047ms ( 3) Lines} 0.086ms ( 3) Lines
D-
R
r|D-Back porch | 0514 ms ( 29) Lines { 39) Lines
E-Active 13.599 ms ( 768) Lines 480) Lines
F-Front porch 0.053 ms 3} Lines

Recommended timing
DOTCLOCK | 315000MHz | 33.5000 MHz | 36.0000 MHz |
| 37860kHz_____ | 37.860 kHz "| 43.269 kHz
23.111 us
6.095 us ( 192) Dots 5.333 us
2032 us ( 64) Dots | 1556us
3.048 us ( 96) Dots
iv | wre 7 | SD | om |
vlA-Period | 11.754 ms ( 445) Linas] 11.754 ms ( 445) Lines] 11.763 ms ( 509) Lines
E|B-Blanking - 1189 ms ( 45) Lines 0.670 ms ( 29) Lines
R | C-Sync width 0079ms { 3) Lines 0.069ms { 3) Lines
| D-Back porch | 1,585 ms { 60) Lines| 1083ms ( 41) Lines} 0578ms_( 25) Lines
832) Dots
192) Dots
56) Dots
80) Dots
640) Dots
56) Dots
Ne TOI
17.778 us
1.556 us
9.245 ms ( 350) Lines | 10.565 ms i 11.903 ms ( 480) Lines
F-Front porch 0.845 ms { 32) Lines Lines
Sync Polarity{H/V)| Positive/Negatlve Nagative/Positive Negative/Negative
Recommended timing
DOTCLOCK | 35.5000MHz_ | 562500MHz | 94500MHz .. .
53.674 kHz 68.677 kHz
18.631us (1048) Dots | 14.561us (1376) Dots
{ 248) Dots 3.725 us ( 352) Dots
C-Sync width { 64) Dots 10% us ( 96) Dots
D-Back porch 2.702 us ( 152) Dots 2.201us ( 208) Dots
10.836 us _ (1024) Dots
0.508 us ( 48) Dots
y[A-Period | 11759ms ( 446) Lines] 11756ms (631) Lines| 11.765 ms ( 808) Lines
E | 8-Blanking
R| C-Sync width
T D-Back porch
E-Active
1213 ms { 46} 0.578ms { 31) Lines 0.582 ms ( 40) Lines
0.079ms { 3) { 9) Lines 0.044 ms ( 3) Lines
1.107 ms ( 42) { 27) Lines 0.524 ms ( 36) Lines
10.546 ms { 400) Lines 11.179 ms ( 600) Lines 11.183 ms ( 768) Lines
Lines 0.019 ms { 1) Lines 0.015 ms (
F-Front porch
Sync Polarlty(H/W)] Negative/Positive Positive/Positive Positive/Posltive
Factory Presets have exact size 4 centering.
** Factory Reservvations have approximate size & centering.
*** Requires the use of Mac Adapter UNIMAC-82D

Trouble Shooting
lf trouble occurs in the display unit, perform the following checks and take the indicated action; if the trouble
persists, please consult with your dealer.
Symptom Check
Pa i Please use upper case for example | Plug the power cord into the outlet correctly.
© i power cord/plug. Press the power switch,
power switch Connect the signal cable correctly,
signal cable Release the power saving function by operating the
There is no display The power saving function might mouse of keyboard.
have acted {it so the pilot LED wilt be | For additional details please read the Operation Manual of
yellow). the hardware you are using.
pT | The mode is not registered. Pertorm the desired settings and then save them by
F waiting 20 seconds or pressing the {i} “Exit” key.
Tha image is too large or
too small, or it is displaced
Is there something that produces a | Remove the source of the magnetic held.
magnetic field nearby? Tum off the power, and tum it on again after 30 minutes.
(Examples Television monitor, Make sura your cable is correct.
another computer display unit, Conneci the signal connector correctly.
speaker, etc.; was the orientation of | Try a different onentation.
the monitor perhaps changed while it
was in use?)
Display color is abnormal,
(Example The color is
uneven or off-color.
The image distortion and /
Or till is large.)
Is the image signal level correctly Check the video signal level from the computer and adjust
adjusted? it in the correct direction.
Is the brightness or contrast adjust- | Adjust the brightness and contrast.
ment turned all the way down?
Characters cannot be
seen clearly; the image is
too dark.
The display appears but | AUDIO cable Connect the AUDIO cable correctly. Set the volume to its
there is no sound. . | Volume minimum, or mute the volume. Is the sound level from the
Volume mute computer restricted? Please rofar to the Operation manual
Computer sound level for the hardware you are using tor the details.
The sound is not correct. | AUDIO cable Connect the AUDIO cable corractty. Is the sound level
Computer sound level trom the computer restricted? Please refer to the operation
manual for the hardware you are using for the details.
The built-in microphone Microphone cable Connect tha microphone cable correctly. Speak into the
does nat operate. Audio input level built-in microphone in a normal voice from a distance of
30cm to 50cm.
The external headphones | Headphone jack Connect the headphone jack correctly.
do not operate. Check that the headphone jack is stereo type only.
The external microphone | Microphone jack Connect the microphona jack correctly.
does not operate. Microphone cable Check that the microphone jack is stereo type only.
The screen size and Is the input synchronization signal Check the video output mode from the computer, and
position do not change. within the operating range? select a mode within the display unit operating range.
Tha front panel keys fail to | Are 2 or more buttons being operat- | For details, please read the Operation Manual of the hard-
operate, ed at the same time? wäre you are using.
Operate only one button al a time.