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C1500
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WinBook's C1500 Flat Panel LCD User Manual
Getting Started 2
Introduction 2
Features 2
Unpacking and C ecking t e Box Contents 2
Assembling t e Monitor 3
Connecting Your Monitor to t e Computer 4
Adjusting t e Viewing Angle 4
Operating the Monitor 5
How to Use t e OSD (On Screen Display) 6
Adjusting t e Display 6
Menu Table 7
For your Safety 8
Special Notes on LCD Monitors 9
Cleaning 9
Supported Resolutions and Frequencies 10
Troubles ooting Procedures 11
Power Management 12
Confor ity and Co pliance 12
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Accessories
1 piece 1 piece 1 piece 1 piece 1 piece
VGA Cable AC/DC Adaptor Power Cord Audio Cable User’s manual
(Already Built-in) (Optional)
Asse bling the Monitor
• Do not install t e monitor w ere sudden temperature c anges may occur,
or in umid, dusty, or smoky areas as it may cause fire, electric s ock or
damage.
• Do not place your LCD Monitor near a window as it may be severely dam-
aged if exposed to rain, water, moisture, or sunlig t.
• Maintain good ventilation; covering of ventilation slots or oles may cause
fire.
• Place t e monitor at least 4” (or 10 cm) away from t e walls
• Safe storage temperature of t e LCD Monitor ranges from -20º to +65º.
How to Asse ble your LCD Monitor
1) Assembling t e base plate included in t e accessory kit.
Getting Started
Warning
Do not operate t e LCD monitor wit out its matc ing power supply. An
incorrect voltage may cause malfunction, fire or electric s ock.
Introduction
Brig t and s arp images of text and grap ics are w at you will find wit t is
LCD color monitor. T e C1500 LCD monitor provides a maximum resolution of
1024 x 768 pixels wit a flicker-free display at up to 75Hz refres rates t at
offers brig t, s arp and vibrant color display wit out t e radiation emission
and azards of CRT monitors.
Features
• 15.0” TFT active matrix color liquid crystal display
• Supports XGA resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels wit 16.7 million colors
• Wide viewing angle:
Horizontal: 120º
Vertical: 100º
• Wide tilting angle: - 5º to 20º
• VESA DPMS-compliant power saving
• Multi-scan functions of XGA 1024 x 768, SVGA 800 x 600, VGA 640 x 480,
720 x 400, and 640 x 350 for perfect grap ics performance.
• Digital C aracter Smoot ing
• Automatic Set-Up
• Ergonomic Design: TCO ‘99 Approved
• Windows 95/98/2000/XP Plug & Play Compliant
• Versatile, functional & User friendly OSD
• Plug & Play: Conform to t e VESA standards and support DDC1/2B spec.
• Extra slim design to maximize your desk space.
Unpacking and Checking the Box Contents
Before unpacking your LCD Monitor, prepare a suitable workspace for your LCD
Monitor and computer. You need a stable, level, and clean surface near a wall
outlet.
1. Set t e LCD Monitor box in an uprig t position and open t e top of t e box.
2. Remove t e left and rig t cus ions t at protect t e monitor during trans-
port.
3. Carefully lift t e monitor up and out of t e box and place it on t e desig-
nated area.
4. Remove t e connector cover from t e back of t e monitor (pull from t e
bottom of t e cover to open) to obtain access to t e power plug.
Hold t e base plate
wit one and and t e
stem of t e monitor
wit t e ot er and
(t e monitor s ould
be in an uprig t posi-
tion).
Position t e monitor wit t e back facing you;
secure t e base plate wit your fingers and pus
t e stem of t e monitor in towards you wit
your t umbs. W en you ear an audible click
sound, t en it is securely locked-in. (check and
make sure that the security clip is properly
locked-in).
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Adjusting the Viewing Angle
Your LCD Monitor is designed to allow you to adjust it
to an optimal viewing angle. You can adjust t e monitor
upward to 20º and downward to -5º.
Note
Do not touch the screen while changing the viewing
angle as it may damage the screen. Make sure not
to pinch your fingers while changing the viewing
angle.
Operating the Monitor
T e LCD monitor as been preset
at t e factory wit t e default
frequencies t at create an optimal
picture. Users are also able to adjust
t e picture to t e desired brig tness
and s arpness by following t e
instructions.
2) Plug t e female end of t e 1.8m power cord into t e AC adaptor; t en
plug t e DC connector of t e adaptor to your monitor’s DC In jack.
3) W en you’ve completed t e above steps, connect t e male end of t e
power cord into t e wall socket.
Note
For added protection it is recommended to use a Surge Protection device
between the AC Adapter and the wall outlet in order to prevent the effects
of sudden current variations from reaching the CD Monitor. Sudden peaks
of electricity may cause damage to the Monitor.
Connecting Your Monitor to the Co puter
1. Turn off your computer and t e LCD Monitor before attac ing any cables.
2. Use t e built-in VGA Signal Cable to connect your Monitor to t e computer.
3. Make sure t e cable is securely connected to t e computer’s VGA port by
tig tening t e connecting screws to ensure a solid connection.
4. Turn on your computer and t en turn on your LCD Monitor.
1 EXIT Button Exit t e OSD (On Screen Display).
2 Arrow key Press to select main menu items.
3 Arrow key Press to select sub menu items.
4 Minus key Adjust setting bars i.e. CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, etc. to decrease setting values
of t e OSD.
5 Plus key Adjust setting bars i.e. CONTRAST, BRIGHTNESS, etc. to increase setting values
of t e OSD.
6 Power For turning ON/OFF t e monitor.
7 LED power Green - Normal operation
status display Amber - Power Management (i.e. DPMS mode: reduces power consumption < 5W
w en receiving no orizontal and/or vertical sync signal)
1 — Audio in (optional)
Allows you to playback audio t roug t e
monitor’s built-in speakers.
2 — VGA Cable
Accepts t e video signal from t e computer.
3 — DC In
Powers t e monitor via t e AC adapter.
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OSD Adjust ent Lock
T is function prevents OSD options from being c anged by mistake.
All Menu Table items except “BRIGHTNESS” will be locked.
a) Press t e “ ” and “-” buttons
simultaneously to bring up t e
“CONTROL LOCK” screen. Pressing
t e “+” button at t is time will
lock t e OSD menu. Pressing t e
“-” button at t is time will unlock
t e OSD if previously locked.
b) W en t e OSD menu is locked, any
attempt to modify display settings
(except brig tness) will fail. A
monitor t at is locked will display
a “LOCKED” message in t e upper
rig t corner of t e screen indicat-
ing t at t e OSD is locked.
c) To unlock t e OSD, press t e “ ”
and “-” buttons simultaneously
to bring up t e “CONTROL LOCK”
screen. Press t e “-” button to
unlock t e OSD. T e “LOCKED”
message will disappear automati-
cally w en t e OSD is unlocked.
Menu Table
How to Use the OSD (On Screen Display)
OSD functions allow t e user to easily adjust t e display to t e desired
quality. T e OSD menu includes a main menu and a sub-menu.
Structure of the OSD Menu
Adjusting the Display
T ere are two ways to adjust t e monitor’s screen; i.e. auto adjustment
and manual adjustment.
Auto adjustment
1. Power ON t e LCD monitor and
computer.
2. Make sure t at your LCD monitor is
not “CONTROL-LOCKED” by pressing
“ ” and “-” simultaneously.
3. Press “-” to unlock. T e “CONTROL
LOCK” screen will disappear automati-
cally or you may press “EXIT” to exit
from t e screen.
4. Press eit er t e “ ” or “ ” to pop-up
t e OSD screen.
5. Scroll t roug t e on screen icons by
pressing t e “ ” button in order to
reac t e “AUTO SETUP” sub-menu
item.
6. Press t e “+” button w ile “AUTO
SETUP” is ig lig ted.
7. T e auto adjustment will started. “AUTO SETUP” will be displayed during
auto adjustment. It takes a few seconds to finis adjustment.
Manual adjust ent
a) Power ON t e LCD monitor and computer.
b) Make manual adjustments as needed to t e menu table items listed below
utilizing t e OSD control buttons.
Operating Procedure
1. Power on t e LCD monitor.
2. Press t e “ ” or “ ” buttons
to pop up OSD menu.
3. Press t e “ ” button to select
main menu items.
4. Press t e “ ” button to select
sub menu items.
5. Press t e “+” and “-” buttons
to adjust settings.
Main Menu Sub Menu Function Name Function
BRIGHTNESS Adjusts t e level of brig tness and darkness.
CONTRAST Adjusts t e RGB color pattern set of t e contrast.
BL BLACK LEVEL Adjusts t e level of darkness t at composes black.
VOLUME (optional) Adjusts t e volume of t e built-in speakers.
CLOCK Adjusts t e number of pixels from t e source video.
CLOCK PHASE Adjusts t e p ase relative to video Hsync signal.
HORIZONTAL
POSITION Moves t e screen orizontally (left/rig t).
VERTICAL
POSITION Moves t e screen vertically (up/down).
AUTO SETUP To auto adjust press t e “+” button.
AUTO ADJUST Automatically adjusts t e clock, p ase, H/V position
values for t e most optimal settings.
ALL RESET Return to factory preset values.
OSD POSITION C anges t e OSD position.
POWER SAVE Power management function.
LANGUAGE Press “+” and “-” to c oose OSD language.
DISPLAY MODE “-” Represents t e Text mode.
“+” Represents t e Grap ic mode.
COLOR Standard: Factory preset color.
Custom: Preferred color is adjusted.
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Others
• Ergonomic Recommendations
Do not operate t e monitor in a dark room or against a brig t background.
For optimal viewing comfort, t e monitor s ould be just below eye level
and 40-60 cm (16-24 inc es) away from your eyes. W en using t e monitor
over a prolonged period of time, a ten-minute-break per our is recom-
mended.
Special notes on LCD Monitors
T e following are normal wit LCD monitors and do not indicate a problem.
• W en first turning on t e LCD monitor, if t e picture does not fit in t e
display area it is because t e monitor needs adjusted to accommodate t e
computer it is now attac ed to. In suc a case, adjust t e picture position
to its correct position by running t e “Auto Setup” option found in t e OSD
menu. (See Operating t e Monitor)
• T e screen may flicker during initial use. Turn off t e power switc and
t en turn it on again and t e flickering s ould disappear.
• Users may notice a little uneven brig tness on t e screen depending on
t e desktop pattern t ey use. It is normal for LCD monitors to s ow suc
uneven brig tness.
• If t e screen becomes dark, flickers, or does not lig t-up, contact your
dealer or t e nearest service center for a backlig t replacement. Do not
attempt to replace it yourself.
• If you need to return your unit for service and t e original packaging
was discarded, please contact your dealer or t e nearest service center
for advice or replacement of packaging.
Cleaning
Warning
• If you dropped any material or liquid suc as water onto t e monitor
w en cleaning, unplug t e power cable immediately and contact your
dealer or t e nearest service center. Always make sure your ands are
dry w en unplugging t e power cable.
For your Safety
Warning
• Allow t e monitor to determine its correct settings by running t e "Auto
Setup" function wit in t e OSD controls.
• Protect and correctly use the cable
Do not pull or bend t e power and VGA cables. Do not place t e monitor
or any eavy objects on t e cables. If t e cables are damaged, t ey may
cause fire or electric s ock.
• mmediately stop operating the monitor when you detect any
abnormal occurence
If you notice any abnormal p enomenon suc as strange noise, smoke
or smells, unplug t e monitor and contact your dealer or t e nearest
service center immediately.
• Do not remove the cabinet
Removing t e cabinet may expose you to t e danger of fire or electric
s ock.
• Do not put any foreigh object inside the monitor
Foreign objects may cause fire, electric s ock or damage w en operating
t e monitor.
• Do not use the monitor near water
Operating t e monitor in close proximity to water is cause for concern
due to t e possibility of electric s ock.
• Bad weather conditions
It is advisable not to operate t e monitor during eavy t understorms
as intermittent breaks in power may cause malfunction. Do not touc
t e plug under t ese circumstances as it may cause electric s ock.
Caution
• Disconnect cables when moving the monitor
W en moving t e monitor, always turn off t e power, unplug t e monitor,
and disconnect t e VGA cable.
• Do not touch the plug with wet hands
Pulling or inserting t e plug wit wet ands may cause electric s ock.
• Properly hold the plug when disconnecting cables
W en disconnecting t e power cable or VGA cable, always pull t e cable
by t e plug. Never pull on t e cable as t is may cause fire,electric s ock
or damage to t e monitor.
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Troubleshooting Procedures
If t e LCD monitor fails to function correctly, please follow t e following
steps for a possible solution.
1. Perform t e adjustments according to Operating t e Monitor.
2. Refer to t e following items if you cannot find a proper item listed in
t e Operating t e Monitor section or if t e problem remains.
3. If t e problem you ave experienced is not described below or you cannot
correct t e problem, stop using t e monitor and contact your dealer or t e
nearest service center for furt er assistance.
Caution
• For safety reasons, turn-off t e power switc and unplug t e monitor
before cleaning.
• Do not scratc or rub t e screen wit a ard object.
• Never use any of t e following solvents on t e LCD monitor. Suc ars
c emicals may cause damage to t e cabinet and t e LCD screen.
- T inner - Abrasive cleaner
- Benzene - Acid or Alkaline solvent
- Wax
• Rubbing t e cabinet wit products made of rubber or plastic for a long
period of time may cause degeneration or loss of paint on t e cabinet.
Cabinet
• Remove dirt wit a lig tly moistened clot and a mild solvent detergent.
T en wipe t e cabinet wit a soft dry clot .
LCD
• Periodic cleaning wit a soft dry clot is recommended.
• Do not use tissue to clean t e screen. It may damage t e LCD screen.
Supported Resolutions and Frequencies
Problem
No Display.
a) Power indicator
does not light up.
b) Power indicator
is green.
c) Power indicator
is a ber.
Display is too dark
or too bright.
Display is not in
the center.
Display is shaking.
Display is not
synchronized.
Check to See
• If t e power cord is firmly plugged in t e socket.
• If t e power switc is turned on.
• If t e AC socket is OK. Please c eck using anot er piece
of equipment.
• If t e blank screen saver is active, touc t e keyboard
or mouse.
• Increase t e CONTRAST and/or BRIGHTNESS.
• If t e computer is ON.
• If t e signal cable is properly connected.
• If t e signal timing of t e computer is wit in t e spec
of t e monitor.
• If t e monitor is in power management mode, touc
t e keyboard or t e mouse.
• If t e computer is ON.
• If t e signal cable is properly connected.
• If t e signal timing of t e computer is wit in t e spec.
• If t e video output level of t e computer is wit in t e
spec.
• If t e signal timing of t e computer is wit in t e spec.
• If t e power voltage is wit in t e spec.
• If t e signal timing of t e computer is wit in t e spec.
• If t e signal cable is properly connected.
• If t e signal timing of t e computer is wit in t e spec.
• If t e video output level of t e computer is wit in t e
spec.
1110
VGA — 640 x 480
720 x 400
SVGA — 800 x 600
XGA — 1024 x 768
VGA — 640 x 480
832 x 624
640 x 350
Analog
Horizontal Frequency Vertical Frequency
31.5 KHz 60 Hz
37.5 KHz 75 Hz
31.5 KHz 70.1 Hz
35.1 KHz 56.3 Hz
37.9 KHz 60.3 Hz
46.9 KHz 75.0 Hz
48.1 KHz 72 Hz
48.4 KHz 60.0 Hz
56.5 KHz 70 Hz
58.1 KHz 72 Hz
60.0 KHz 75.0 Hz
35.0 KHz 66.7 Hz
49.7 KHz 74.6 Hz
31.5 KHz 70.1 Hz
Display Mode
VESA
Macintos
MS-DOS
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4. W en “ATTENTION” is displayed:
Power Manage ent
T e LCD Monitor complies wit t e VESA DPMS (version 1.0p) power manage-
ment proposal. T e VESA DPMS proposal provides four p ases of power saving
modes by detecting t e orizontal or vertical sync signal.
Confor ity and Co pliance
FCC Co pliance State ent
T is equipment as been tested and found to comply wit t e limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of t e FCC Rules. T ese limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against armful interference w en
t e equipment is operated in a residential installation. T is device generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance wit t e instructions, may cause armful interference to radio
communications. However, t ere is no guarantee t at interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If t is device does cause armful interfer-
ence to radio or television reception (t is can be determined by turning, t e
device off and on), you are encouraged to try to correct t e interference by
one or more of t e following measures:
• Reorient or relocate t e receiving antenna.
• Increase t e separation between t e equipment and t e receiver.
• Connect t e equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from t at
to w ic t e receiver is connected.
• Consult t e dealer or an experienced radio/TV tec nician for elp.
Caution
To comply wit t e limits for an FCC Class B computing device, you s ould
use t e s ielded signal cord and s ielded power cord supplied wit t is unit.
T e Federal Communication Commission warns t at c anges or modifications
of t e unit not expressly approved by t e party responsible for compliance
could void t e user’s aut ority to operate t e equipment.
Radio Frequency Interference State ent
Warning
T is is a Class B product. In a domestic environment t is product may cause
radio interference in w ic case t e user may be required to take adequate
measures.
Canadian Doc Notice
For Class B Co puting Devices
T is digital apparatus does not exceed t e Class B limits for radio noise
emissions from digital apparatus as set out in t e Radio Interference
Regulation of t e Canadian Department of Communications.
CE Marking Declaration of Confor ity
T e LCD monitor complies wit t e requirements of related
European standards, w ic include:
• Emission: EN 55022, EN 61000-3-2, EN-61000-3-3
• Immunity: EN 50082-1
• Safety: EN 60950 [Low-Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC)
Energy Star
T is product meets t e Energy Star guidelines for energy
efficiency.
TCO’99
Congratulations! You ave just purc ased a TCO’99
approved and labeled products. Your c oice as
provided you wit a product developed for professional
use. Your purc ase as also contributed to reducing
t e burden on t e environment and also to t e furt er
development of environmentally adapted electronics
products.
Item DPMS Display Power Power Recovery H-sync V-sync
Mode LED Consumption Time
1 On Normal Green Normal —- On On
2 Stand By No Display Amber _ 5W 3 sec < 10 KHz On
3 Suspend No Display Amber _ 5W 3 sec On < 10 Hz
4 Off No Display Amber _ 5W 3 sec <10KHz <10Hz
a. “POWER MANAGEMENT” is set to “OFF”
(1) C eck if t e signal cable is connected
correctly to t e computer.
(2) C eck if t e cable is broken.
b. “POWER MANAGEMENT” is set to “ON”
(1) C eck if t e signal cable is connected
(2) C eck if t e cable line iis broken
(3) C eck if t e “POWER MANAGEMENT”
function is operateding correctly
ATTENTION
NO SIGNAL
PLEASE CHECK
INPUT SIGNAL OR
CONNECTION
after 5 seconds of display
ATTENTION
NO SIGNAL
PLEASE CHECK
INPUT SIGNAL OR
CONNECTION
POWER SAVE
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