ATEC AL181 User Manual

N E OVIEW AL181

18.1 TFT LCD MONITOR

LCD PC No.1 Company

#1451-78, Seocho-Dong, Seocho-Gu,Seoul,
137-867, Korea
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USER MANUA L

ANALOG / DIGITAL

[ FOR EXPORT ]

Rev 2.0

User Manual

Power Cord

VGA Signal Cable

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F o u n d a t i o n

DC Power Supply Unit

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Monitor Driver

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D V I(Digital Video Interface)

D V I

T V

Audio Cable(RCA Type)

V I D E O

U S B

Audio Cable

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O p t i o n

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REMOTE CONTROL

(Batteries Included)

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USB 4PORT

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DVI to VGA ADAPTOR

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Cable VIDEO RCA

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Cable USB

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If you select DVI for your choice, we do not provide

VGA Signal Cable but only DVI Cable.

FCC Compliance Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions : (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received including interference that
may cause undesired operation.

INFORMATION TO THE USER

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide resonable 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 communication. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If turning the equipment off and
on, the user id encouraged to try to correct the interference by one more of the fol­lowing measures :

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment an receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet in a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio / TV technician for help.

W A R N I N G

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void
the user's authority to operate the equipment.

CE Conformity Notice

The Product herewith complies with the requirements of the Low Voltage
Directive 73/23/EEC and the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC and carries the "CE" mark
a c c o r d i n g l y .

Confirms to the following harmonized European standards have been applied:

EMC : EN 55022 Class B: 1998

EN 55024: 1998 (EN 61000-4-2: 1995, A1: 1998, EN 61000-4-3:1996,
EN 61000-4-4: 1995, EN 61000-4-5: 1995, EN 61000-4-6: 1996,
EN 61000-4-8: 1993 and EN 61000-4-11: 1994)
EN 61000-3-2: 1995, A1: 98, A2: 98
EN 61000-3-3: 1995

B e fo re Use

F e a t u r e s

Installing Monitor Driver

Instructions for Safety

H ow do I use the Monitor ?

How do I Connect the Computer Cables ?

How do I Connect with the IBM computer ?

Parts and Functions of ANALOG and MONITOR

Front view

Back view
The name and function of each individual part

ANALOG OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

D I S P L AY ADJUST
MISC ADJUST
OSD ADJUST
E X I T

Parts and Functions of DIGITAL and MONITOR

1

2

6

10

12

14

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DIGITAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

1 8

OSD Display
In case the connection is made by VGA Signal
In case the connection is made by S-VIDEO
In case the connection is made by COMPOSITE and S-VIDEO
In case the connection is made by TV (Tu n e r )

I n fo rm ation for Your Conv e n i e n c e

T r o u b l e s h o o t i n g

Product Specification

Please keep the user manual in a place where product users can refer to it.

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F e at u re s

18.1 TFT LCD

•Adopted the 18.1 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Panel which allows you efficient
use in a small space due to the slim design.

Panel Adopted

D V I

•As for most of LCD Monitors released, we support only ANALOG input, but DVI in

accordance with the user's option as the video card for it has been widely used.

You can get clearer pictures in DIGITAL input than in ANALOG input.

A U D I O

•It gives user an amplified stereo sound through internally installed

s p e a k e r s ( 2 W ) .

D E S I G N

•It is outstanding that Atec system has strategically planned and laid out
a beautiful design that meets the taste of the new generation, super-slim model.

•Swivelling at 120°to the right and the left, Tilting at 30°to the up and down.

Handle for Conveyance

•We do have made a handle for the easy transport carriage of monitor.

Power Consumption Economy Function

•The VESA DPMS (Display Power Management Signaling) function is

available to reduce power consumption by automatically switching the computer
into the power saving mode if the system doesn’t operate for a fixed period of time.

OPTION

•USB 4Port can be embedded to use the USB without an external Hub.

•RCA and S-VHS terminal is supplied, connecting this apparatus to DVD, VCR

or CAMCORDER.

•You may view TV programs after connecting with an antenna or a cable TV.

Installing Monitor Drive r

Manual installation method in Display Properties of Win 98 or Win 98SE

1. Insert a Diskette to A: Drive.

2. As clicking on My Computer in windows screen, follow the directions below.

① Click on‘Control Panel’

③ Click on‘S e t t i n g s’

⑤ Click on‘M o n i t o r’,

then ‘C h a n g e’

② Click on‘D i s p l a y’

④ Click on‘A d v a n c e d’

⑥ Click on‘N e x t’

⑦ Click ‘Display a list

of all the drivers in a specific

⑧ Click on

‘Have Disk ’

location, so you can select
the driver you want ’

▶

R e f e r e n c e

If it doesn't show up the relevant model in device selection
screen, click on "List all Device", then select one of them.
Click on "OK"

⑨ Click on‘O K’

⑩ Select ‘ATEC NEOVIEW

A L 1 8 1’, then click on‘N e x t’

⑪ Click on‘N e x t’

⑫ Click on‘F i n i s h’

3. If the model name of monitor has been changed, click
o n‘C l o s e’to restart Wi n d o w s .

Installing Monitor Drive r

Windows 2000 Monitor Driver Installation

The followings are the way to install monitor driver in

Windows 2000 Manual Installation in Display Properties.

❶ Press "Start", click "Settings" and "Control Panel".
❷ Click "Display" in "Control Panel".
❸ Click "Settings", then "Advanced".
❹ Select "Monitor", then "Properties".
❺ Choose "Driver", then "Update Driver...".
❻ Click "Next".
❼ Click "Display a list of all the drivers in a specific location, so you can select the

driver you want". Then Click on "Next".

❽ Click on "Have Disk".
❾Pointing to where the diskette or drive is located, then click on "OK".

E X 1 ] Insert a diskette to A drive bay, then press "Enter".
EX2] Pointing to where the driver is located: hard disk or network.

Then press "Enter".

EX3] If you can't correctly designate the driver route, then click "Search" to

find out the right one.
❿ Select the customer's model in "Model Selection" screen. Then press " Next".
󱆌Click on "Next".

󱆍 Press "Yes".
󱆎 If "Driver installation has been successfully completed" is popped up,

press "Finish".

󱆏Click "Close", then press "OK" to close the display screen.

Installing Monitor Drive r

Configuring Monitor in Linux

It is the direction for installing monitor in Linux.

❶ You'd make xf86config file to run X-WINDOW. Your monitor is surely and

easily configured with this file. This file will be made as running xf86config.

❷ Press Enter in the first and second screen after running xf86config file.

❸ In third screen, we come up with the mouse setting screen.

❹ Configure it as opt for user system.
❺ Next will be the screen for selecting KeyBoard.

❻Configure it as opt for user system.

❼First, configure a horizontal frequency. Please refer to the horizontal frequency

in monitor manual. (User may directly input frequency.)

❽Next, configure a vertical frequency. Please refer to the vertical frequency in

monitor manual. (User may directly input frequency.)

❾Then, configure a monitor.

❿Type in the model name of monitor. The monitor's identification and description

(typed in here) aren't directly related with the execution of X-WINDOW.

󱆌After complete with other hardware settings, run X-WINDOW.

󱆍As the configuration has been successfully finished, save a configuration file.

󱆎Now run X-WINDOW. Theoretically, it is supposed to be executed.

But in some cases, it won't even start. In this case, edit a xf86config file.

I n s t ructions for Safe t y

▶Matters that demand special attention are divided into

‘W a r n i n g’and ‘C a u t i o n’, and are detailed a follows

Wa rn i n g

In case of the possibility that a serious injury or death
may occur during a violation of the instructions.

C a u t i o n

In case of the possibility that a slight injury or product

damage may occur during a violation of the instructions.

Wa rn i n g

No one but trained repair
engineers may disassemble the
monitor. Please contact the
appropriate sales agency or cus­tomer counsel window for
check-ups, adjustment and repair.

A fire or electric
shock accident
may be caused.

Please note not to allow liquids
such as chemicals, water etc to
contact the monitor.

A fire or electric shock
accident may
be caused.

※The sign on the product

and userguide instructs
as following.

※A sign signifies the

need for particular atten­tion in order to avert
potential danger under
certain conditions.

D o n’t place or drop metals (such
as coins, hair pins, or ironware)
or flammable items (such as
paper, or matches) onto the
m o n i t o r .

A fire or electric
shock accident may
be caused.

D o n’t place the monitor near to
heat sources (such as a
fireplace), and keep out
of the sun.

A fire or electric shock
accident may
be caused.

Wa rn i n g

Please be careful to keep the

panel from being scratched or

damaged when you transport
the monitor.

The panel may be
damaged,
causing a failure.

D o n’t set up the equipment in a

humid environment (such as

bathroom, rainy or windy area,
e t c ) .

Accidents of

electric shock,
fire or failure
may occur.

Please insert the two pins of the

plug completely so that the
power supply unit can be
connected tightly.

Unsafe power
connections may
cause a fire.

Please stop using in case of
smoke or abnormal odors.
Immediately switch off the power,
and pull out the power cord from
the wall. Contact the service center.

Continuity of use in
such a state may
cause a fire or
electric shock.

D o n’t sprinkle water directly on

any part of the monitor body.

An electric shock
or fire accident

may occur.

Please keep the power cord from
proximity to a heating instrument.

The covering material
of the cord may
melt, causing
a fire or electric
s h o c k .

Wa rn i n g

Never touch the power plug with
wet hands.

An electric shock
accident may occur.

Please set up the monitor at a
proper distance (over 10 cm)
away from the wall
for sufficient ventilation.

A fire may be
caused due to
an increase in
internal tempe­r a t u r e .

D o n’t use a power cord or plug
that is damaged or has a loose
connection.

An electric shock or ignition
may be caused.

Please grasp the power plug at the
base to remove it from the wall,

and pull firmly but gently.

If you yank at the cord

the wire may be broken,
causing ignition or
heat generation.

Please note that air-flow holes
must not be blocked by a table
cloth or curtain.

A fire may becaused
due to an increase
in internal tempe­r a t u r e .

D o n’t set up the equipment on an
unsupported shelf or angled
surface. nor on an area subject to
serious vibration.

Fall or displacement
of the equipment
may cause an injury.

Wa rn i n g

You must switch the power off and
pull the power cord out before
moving the monitor. You should
also check as to whether external
connection cords - such as the
connection cords between compo­nent parts - are all pulled out
before the
m o v e m e n t .

A damaged cord may
cause a fire or electric shock.

D o n’t set the monitor in a narrow
place with poor ventilation such
as a bookcase

A fire may be
caused due to
an increase in
internal temperature.

C a u t i o n

Pull the power cord out when the
monitor is not used for a long
time, or while you are away.

A dust covering may
cause an electric shock,
electric leakage,
or fire by heat
generation,
ignition, and
insulation degradation.

When you clean the panel
surface, pull the power cord out
first, and wipe the surface with a
clean, dry and soft cloth. Don ’t
use a damp cloth.

Such action may
be the main
cause of an
electric shock
accident and failure.

D o n’t put pressure upon the panel
or score the surface with your
hands or sharp items (nails, pencils,
pens, etc).

Damage or failure
of the panel may
be caused.

When you move the monitor, take hold
of it with both hands setting the panel
f o r w a r d .

If you drop the monitor,

contact the service
center to check it for
a susceptibility to fire

or electric shock.

H ow do I connect the computer cabl e s ?

How do I connect with the IBM computer ?

◈ In case of the monitor aiding ANALOG (VGA)

Ensure that the computer, monitor and peripheral equipment power is

1 .

turned off.
Connect signal cable to D-Sub signal input connector, and VGA signal

2 .

cable to signal input connector of monitor.
Connect one DC power jack of DC power supply unit to the 12V

3 .

terminal, and the other to the power cord. Next connect the power
cord to the concent.

Turn the monitor power on after switching the computer power on.

4 .

If the message“NO INPUT SIGNAL”shows up, check the connection

5 .

of VGA signal cable or connector.
Switch the monitor and computer power off at the end of use.

6 .

▶ R e f e r e n c e

No Input signal message

It is a message appeared in
case signal input cable is
inexactly connected between
monitor and computer.
Please refer to the message

“Please confirm before you

report the trouble”for details.

Connect with the
Macintosh computer

Use the appropriate MAC to
VGA adapter block at your
s y s t e m .

Power Cord

VGA Signal Cable

Audio Cable

▶AUDIO Cable is connected

to LINE OUT

DC Power Supply Unit

▶ R e f e r e n c e

In case of using ANALOG in
DVI model monitor, you
must set up the adaptor as
shown on the illustration.

H ow do I connect the computer cabl e s ?

How do I connect with the IBM computer ?

◈ In case of the monitor aiding DIGITAL (DVI)

Ensure that the computer, monitor and peripheral equipment power is

1 .

turned off.

Connect Signal Cable.

2 .

① In case of using DIGITAL Cable.

- Connect one DVI Signal Cable each to the mainframe and monitor.
② In case of using ANALOG Cable (Refer to the left side illustration).

- Connect DVI to VGA adaptor positioned at the rear side of the monitor.

Then connect it to the mainframe.

Connect one DC power jack of DC power supply unit to the 12V

3 .

terminal, and the other to the power cord. Next connect the power
cord to the concent.

Turn the monitor power on after switching the computer power on.

4 .

If "NO INPUT SIGNAL" appears, check the DVI Cable (or VGA Signal

5 .

Cable connection).

Switch the monitor and computer power off at the end of use.

6 .

Power Cord

DVI Signal Cable

Audio Cable

▶AUDIO Cable is connected

to LINE OUT

DC Power Supply Unit

Pa rts and Functions of AN A LO G
and MONITO R

Front View

Power Pilot Lamp

MENU Button

SELECT Button

Back View

DOWN Button

POWER Button
AUTO Button

UP Button

1. DC 12V INPUT (connected to adaptor)

2. VGA(Analog) or DVI(Digital) INPUT [DVI is OPTION]

3. S-VHS INPUT (video image input 2)

4. RCA INPUT (video image input 1)

5. AUDIO IN (connected to LINE OUT of PC's mainframe)

6. AUDIO OUT (linked to external speaker or headset)

7. USB UP (connected to PC's mainframe)

8. USB 4DOWN(connected to USB KeyBoard, Mouse, and Camera)

9. TV ANTENNA (connected to antenna cable for televiewers)

* 2 DVI , 3 , 4, 7, 8, 9 are OPTION.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

❷

Parts and Functions of ANALOG and
M O N I TO R

The Name and Function of Each Individual Part in the Screen Adjusting Block

Power Pilot Lamp

Lights up during the opera­tion but goes out if you turn
the power off.

Front Monitor

❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻

❶ MENU Button

It makes OSD menu picture appear or disappear.
It is also used when you enter into or get out of submenu.

❷ SELECT Button

Used to select an icon to be adjusted from the OSD screen.

❸ DOWN Button ❹ UP Button

It is for shifting OSD screen to up and down or increase and decrease the value
of icon selected. (And it also volume up and down without pressing MENU.)

❺ A U TO Button

The screen is automatically adjusted to the optimal display state applicable to the
current mode, while the following message appears.

❻ POWER Button

Once pressed, it powers up the system. Once more, it shuts down the system.

- Green ON : system activated

- Amber Blinking : 1. System Standby

2. Monitor Power Saving Mode

3. VGA signal cable Unhooked

ANALOG OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Use the OSD adjustable buttons on the side of the monitor to set/adjust to
the best screen and operating environment.

If you have to adjust the screen,

please adhere to the following procedure.

❶ Press MENU Button to show you OSD menu screen.
❷ Press DOWN Button to select the preferred main

menu, then

press MENU Button once more to get in subordinate

menu screen.

AUTO Function

If you select the AUTO
button before using the
OSD menu, the screen is

automatically adjusted to

the optimal display state
applicable to the current

mode, while the following
message appears.
If you don’t like the auto

adjustment, you have to

manually adjust the H/V
Position, Clock, and Phase

of the OSD menus.

AUTO is most appropriate

when it is operated on
background display color

closest to white.

(For more information,
p le a se r e f e r to p a g e s

15 - 21)

❸ As pressing UP / DOWN Button , you can go to the menu

that you

p r e f e r. Press SELECT Button.

❹ Set the preferred value as using UP / DOWN Button.
❺ Press MENU Button once more, then it reverts to the

main menu

screen.

❻ As using DOWN Button , go back to EXIT OSD.

ANALOG OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

DISPLAY ADJUST

•

B R I G H T N E S S

- It is used to adjust brightness of the screen.

•

C O N T R A S T

- It is used to adjust distinction.

•

P H A S E - It is used to adjust the phase of

the screen. Please use it in case there is
noises or lines are overlapped.

•

CLOCK - Controlling the horizontal size in screen.

•

H- POSITION - It is used to move screen right-wards or left-wards.

•

V- POSITION - It is used to move screen up-wards or down-wards.

•

FACTORY DEFAULT (Manufactured Initial Value)

- It goes back to the initial value that has been
set as forwarding.

•

AUTO (Auto Set) - It is configured as the most

appropriate, optimized screen.

MISC ADJUST

•

DOS MODE - It is to optimize TEXT and

GRAPHIC.

•

R GAIN - Modify the value of red.

•

G GAIN - Modify the value of green.

•

B GAIN - Modify the value of blue.

•

COLOR TEMPERATURE - configured to one of 9500, 8000,

6500(Default), and 5000.

- 9500 : selected to blue color hued screen.

- 5000 : selected to red color hued screen.

•

WHITE BALANCE- It automatically sets Color Balance.
(It will be adjusted to optimization after making background screen a white color.)

ANALOG OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

OSD ADJUST

•

H-POS (OSD horizontal position)

- Horizontal position in OSD menu is
adjusted as controlling the numerical

value of it.

•

V-POS (OSD vertical position)

- Vertical position in OSD menu is adjusted
as controlling the numerical value of it.

•

OFF TIME (Setting OSD disappearance time) - OSD menu configures a
disappearance time. The maximum time of 100 sec may be set, so that it

will automatically vanish unless any input value is noticed within 100 sec.

(Default:15 Sec)

•

TRANSPARENCY (OSD Transparency) - It configures the basic color of
OSD menu from opacity to transparency.

•

L A N G U A G E - One of English, Japanese, Korean, German, French and
Spanish may be selected.

EXIT

•

EXIT OSD

- It goes out of OSD menu.

▶ R e f e r e n c e

Ver 1.0

1280X1024 / 60Hz

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

The Name and Function of Each Individual Part in the Screen Adjusting Block

Power Pilot Lamp

Lights up during the opera­tion but goes out if you turn
the power off.

Front Monitor

❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻ ❼ ❽

❶

MENU Button

It makes OSD menu picture appear or disappear.

It is also used when you enter into or get out of submenu.

❷

SELECT Button

Use SELECT button if you wish to change OSD value.

SOURCE will change when you press SELECT button. (If you press once, the present

SOURCE will appear. Press once more, the SOURCE will convert.)

❸

DOWN Button ❹UP Button

Use these buttons when moving up and down in OSD (It is TV channel increase
(UP) and decrease (DOWN) function when this button is pressed without pressing
MENU button.)

❺

LEFT Button❻RIGHT Button

It is used to increase and decrease the SELECTION ICON value in OSD display. (It
is the VOLUME increase and decrease function when this button is pressed without
pressing MENU button.)

❼

A U TO Button

When you press this button, it is automatically adjusted to the most appropriate condition
to present mode. This does not function when DIGITAL VIDEO CARD (DVI Card) is
used. (It is adjusted automatically.)

❽

POWER Button

Once pressed, it powers up the system. Once more, it shuts down the system.

- Green ON : system activated - Amber ON : 1. System Standby

2. Monitor Power Saving Mode

3. VGA signal cable Unhooked

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

OSD Display

▶Function Description
▶Mode Information

❶ When you press the

shown above will appear.

❷ You can indicate and enter in by UP/DOWN buttons.
❸ At this point, you can enter in when you press the menu you have

selected and can be controlled by UP/DOWN buttons.
At this point, converted contents can be checked by graphs and numbers
Indicated numbers, in domain value, can be controlled and they are not the
absolute value.

PROCESSING Message

▶ A message during AUTO

CONFIGURATION operation.

▶ A message while Power Saver Mode

is on the process (converts into

Power Saver Mode after 5 seconds).

MENU button

without OSD display, the display

▶ A message indicating PROCESSING

S t a t u s !

•'PROCESSING AUTO CONFIGURATION' is a mes­sage demanding your patience while monitor is
searching for the most appropriate background dis­p l a y .

•'POWER SAVER MODE' is a message indicating
the monitor is on the process of entering the Power

Saver Mode.

▶ R e f e r e n c e

◈ No need to press AUTO

CONFIGURATION button
when Digital Video Card
is used (it is controlled
a u t o m a t i c a l l y ) .

◈Vertical Frequency can be

aided up to 60Hz when
SXGA 1280X1024 is used
in Digital Monitors
(does not aid to 75Hz).

•'OUT OF FREQUENCE' is a message indicating an

▶ A message indicating failure of

entered signal

input signal is out of boundary, which monitor can

handle. This is case which video card output has

problems of either not aiding "plug-and-play" or not

clearly recognizing the monitor's information, so
please check with the Aid Resolution (Page 26).

▶ R e f e r e n c e

◈ No need to press AUTO

CONFIGURATION button
when Digital Video Card
is used (it is controlled
a u t o m a t i c a l l y ) .

◈Vertical Frequency can be

aided up to 60Hz when
SXGA 1280X1024 is used
in Digital Monitors
(does not aid to 75Hz).

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

In case the connection is made by VGA Signal

▶ Control the Screen Brightness

▶ Control the Screen's Shade of

C o l o r

▶ P R E S E T 1 : Light Blue Display

P R E S E T 2 : General Display

▶ RED, GREEN, BLUE:

Color Chosen by User

▶ H O R I Z O N T A L : Display Horizontal

M o v e m e n t

V E R T I C A L : Display Vertical

M o v e m e n t

C L O C K : Control of the Display

Quality by Increasing
Display's Size

P H A S E : Detailed Control of the

Display Quality.

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

In case the connection is made by VGA Signal

▶ OSD POSITION : Rotates in this order: top left side, top right side, middle,

bottom right side, bottom left side.

OSD TIME : Waiting period for OSD indication when no control is made

during OSD screen display.

S O U R C E : Converts any input signal into ANALOG,DIGITAL,COMPOSITE,

S-VIDEO and TUNER.

In case the connection is made by COMPOSITE and S-VIDEO

▶ R e f e r e n c e

◈ No need to press AUTO

CONFIGURATION button
when Digital Video Card
is used (it is controlled
a u t o m a t i c a l l y ) .

◈Vertical Frequency can be

aided up to 60Hz when
SXGA 1280X1024 is used
in Digital Monitors
(does not aid to 75Hz).

▶ Control Darkness Level of Signal

▶ Control the Screen's Shade

of Color

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

In case the connection is made by COMPOSITE and S-VIDEO

▶ S H A R P N E S S : Control Screen Distinction

C O L O R : Control Screen's Depth of Color

T I N T : Control Screen's Tint of Color

▶ R e f e r e n c e

◈ No need to press AUTO

CONFIGURATION button
when Digital Video Card
is used (it is controlled
a u t o m a t i c a l l y ) .

◈Vertical Frequency can be

aided up to 60Hz when
SXGA 1280X1024 is used
in Digital Monitors
(does not aid to 75Hz).

▶OSD POSITION : Rotates in this order : top left side, top right side, middle,

bottom right side, bottom left side.

OSD TIME: Waiting period for OSD indication when no control is made during

OSD screen display.

S O U R C E : Converts any input signal into ANALOG, DIGITAL, COMPOSITE,

S-VIDEO and TUNER.

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

In Case when a Connection is made with TV (Tuner) Signal

▶ Control the Screen Brightness

▶ Control the Screen's Shade of

C o l o r

▶ R e f e r e n c e

◈ No need to press AUTO

CONFIGURATION button
when Digital Video Card
is used (it is controlled
a u t o m a t i c a l l y ) .

◈Vertical Frequency can be

aided up to 60Hz when
SXGA 1280X1024 is used
in Digital Monitors
(does not aid to 75Hz).

▶ P R E S E T 1 : Light Blue Display

P R E S E T 2 : General Display

▶ RED, GREEN, BLUE

:Color Chosen by User

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

Descriptions of OSD Adjustment and Functions

In Case when a Connection is made with TV (Tuner) Signal

▶ AIR / CATV: Air Wave, Cable TV Selection ▶ AUTO CHANNEL

: Automatically Selects Clear Channels

▶ R e f e r e n c e

◈ No need to press AUTO

CONFIGURATION button
when Digital Video Card
is used (it is controlled
a u t o m a t i c a l l y ) .

◈Vertical Frequency can be

aided up to 60Hz when
SXGA 1280X1024 is used
in Digital Monitors
(does not aid to 75Hz).

▶ MANUAL CHANNEL

: Selects to Insert or Delete on Each Channel

◈When you have to move MONITOR, use AUTO CHANNEL to select clear channels.

▶ F I N E : Any Noise Occurred on Display is

Handled by a Microscopic Control

▶OSD POSITION : Rotates in this order : top left side, top right side, middle,

bottom right side, bottom left side.

OSD TIME: Waiting period for OSD indication when no control is made dur-

ing OSD screen display.

SOURCE : Converts any input signal into ANALOG, DIGITAL, COMPOSITE,

S-VIDEO and T U N E R.

D I G I TAL OSD (On Screen Display) Display
Selection and Control

I N F O R M ATION (Comparison between ANALOG and ADAPTO R )

Pin Arrangement Description

- Input Signal : ANALOG Formula

- Connector : 15 Pin VGA Signal
C a b l e

- 15 Pin D-Sub Connector

- The Purchased Monitor's Signal

Cable is positioned on the rear
side of Stand

Pin Number

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
1 0
1 1
1 2
1 3
1 4
1 5

Signal Description
R e d
G r e e n
B l u e
G N D
S e l f - C h e c k
Red GND
Green

G N D

Blue

G N D
E x i t
G N D
G N D
Data Line (SDA)
Horizontal Synchronizer
Vertical Synchronizer
Data Click (SCL)

•15 Pin D-Sub Connector Pin

D e s c r i p t i o n

D - S u b

D V I - D

- Input Signal : Digital Formula

- Connector : DVI-D model Cable

- DVI-D Connector

Pin Number

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9
1 0
1 1
1 2
1 3
1 4
1 5
1 6
1 7
1 8
1 9
2 0
2 1
2 2
2 3
2 4

S h e l l

Signal Description
TMDS DATA2­TMDS DATA2+
TMDS DATA2+/Shield
N C
N C
DDC SCL
DDC SDA
N C
TMDS DATA1­TMDS DATA1+
TMDS DATA1/Shield
N C
N C
+5V Power
G N D ( f o r + 5 V )
Hot Plug Detection

TMDS DATA0­TMDS DATA0+
TMDS DATA0/Shield
N C
N C
TMDS Clock/Shield
TMDS Clock
TMDS Clock

G N D

•DVI-D Connector Pin Description

▶ R e f e r e n c e

◈ No need to press AUTO

CONFIGURATION button
when Digital Video Card
is used (it is controlled
a u t o m a t i c a l l y ) .

◈Vertical Frequency can be

aided up to 60Hz when
SXGA 1280X1024 is used
in Digital Monitors
(does not aid to 75Hz).

Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g

Please check the below particulars before you contact the service
center to notify an abnormality of the monitor.

Take these respective actionsCheck these points

This symptom

can be discovered

The screen doesn ’t
show anything.

Is the monitor power cord

inserted ?
Is the power turned off ?
Is the power turned on and

the power pilot lamp Blinking
Amber?

Is the message “Out Of

R a n g e”shown ?

Is the message “No Input

S i g n a l”s h o w n ?

Please connect the power cord
correctly to the concent.

Please press the power button.

The monitor is in the power sav­ing mode. Please therefore
move the mouse, press any key
on the keyboard, or recheck
VGA Cable connection.

If a power indicating lamp of
amber color blinks, press any
key to go back to previous
mode. As it passes over the fre­quency limit of horizon (31.5-80
kHz) and verticality (60-75 Hz)
in PC (video card), you'd recon­figure it as referring to the speci­fication of this manual. (If you
install the monitor driver that we
have provided, it won't come up
with the message “OUT OF
R A N G E”. )

It shows up as PC changes to
power-saving mode or the
signal cable between PC and
monitor isn't rightly connected.
Move your mouse or press key-

board button. But it won't still
show you a right screen, then
recheck a signal cable
c o n n e c t i o n .

Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g

Please check the below particulars before you contact the service center
to notify an abnormality of the monitor.

Take these actionsCheck these points

Has a discoloration (into 16

colors) of the screen occurred?

Set the number of colors to more
than 256 colors. On the Windows
95/98, perform the following
process
[Control Panel] -> [Display] ->
[Setting] -> [Color Table] -> [256
Colors] -> [OK]

This symptom

can be discovered

The color of the screen
is not normal

Do you see a spot on the

s c r e e n ?

You may see a few spots (in red,
green, white and black) on the
screen during the operation.
Occurrence of such a phenome­non is not a failure but a charac­teristic of the LCD panel, and
therefore has no relation to the
performance of the monitor.

Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g

Please check the below particulars before you contact the service center
to notify an abnormality of the monitor.

Take these actionsCheck these points

This symptom

can be discovered

The screen is under a bias
toward one side, or is not
centrally positioned.

A faint letter is shown, or
the phase is out of focus.
Noise is also generated
horizontally.

Is the positional adjustment
made correctly?

Is the phase adjustment made
p r o p e r l y ?

Is the screen set in the best

state?

Push the 'AUTO' Button, then the
screen will beadjusted automati­cally in to the optimal state applic­able to the current mode.
If you are not satisfied with the
auto adjustment, you can directly
adjust the H Position (Horizontal
Position), V Position (Vertical
Position), and Clock (Horizontal
Size) of the OSD menus.

Push the 'AUTO' Button, then the
screen will beadjusted automati­cally in to the optimal state applic­able to the current mode.

If you are not satisfied with the
auto adjustment, you maym a n u a l­ly adjust the Phase (Focus) of the
OSD menus.

While you are using this product
in the mode of 1280X1024 and
60Hz, the best condition of the
screen is available. In the
mode of VGA(640x480),SVGA
(800x600) or XGA (1024x768),

the outline of a letter may be seen
dimly or unevenly.

Product Specification

The details of product specification can be changed without notice to
improve the product.

LCD Panel

P i c t u r e

S i g n a l

A U D I O

I n p u t

C o n n e c t o r

Dimension

and We i g h t

panel type
screen size
pixel size
contrast
color
brightness

resolution
horizontal frequency
vertical frequency
view angle
input picture signal

output
input terminal

u s e r’s control

body size(WxDxH)
weight

a-Si active matrix TFT-LCD

18.1 (459.14mm) diagonal

0.2805mm x 0.2805mm
2 5 0 : 1 ( T y p i c a l )
8-bit(16,777,216 Colors)
200cd/m

SXGA 1280 x 1024@ 60Hz

31.5 - 80kHz
60 - 75Hz
U / D :±7 0°, R/L: ±7 0°
Analog RGB,OPTION

Stereo 2Watt x 2
15Pin D-Sub

Auto Configuration, Brightness,
Contrast, H-Position, V-Position,
Color RGB, Phase, Frequency,
Volume, Language,etc.

448x 241.3x 441mm

7.5kg(Unit), 10kg(Packed)

2

(Analog RGB)

(DVI, RCA, S-VHS)

, OPTION

( D V I )

P o w e r

power managing system
power consumption
input power

VESA DPMS standard
≤48 Watt

AC 110~220V, DC12V

Product Specification

Factory-specified Mode

Vertical

F r e q u e n c y ( H z )

7 0
6 0
7 2
7 5
7 0
6 0
7 2
7 5
6 0
7 0
7 5
6 0
7 5

1

2

3

4

5

6
7
8
9

1 0

11
1 2
1 3

Factory-specified Mode

V G A
V G A
V G A
V G A

V G A
S V G A
S V G A
S V G A

X G A

X G A

X G A
S X G A

S X G A

640 ×3 5 0
640 ×4 8 0
640 ×4 8 0
640 ×4 8 0
720 ×4 0 0
800 ×6 0 0
800 ×6 0 0

800 ×6 0 0
1 0 2 4×7 6 8
1 0 2 4×7 6 8
1 0 2 4×7 6 8

1280 ×1 0 2 4
1280 ×1 0 2 4

Horizontal

F r e q u e n c y ( k H z )

3 1 . 4 7
3 1 . 4 7
3 7 . 8 6
3 7 . 5 0
3 1 . 4 7
3 7 . 8 8
4 8 . 6 8
4 6 . 8 8
4 8 . 3 6
5 6 . 4 8
6 0 . 0 2

6 4 . 0

7 9 . 9 8

※ R e m a r k s

1. The indication in above diagram and actual value shall not be always coincident.
This product automatically adjusts for optimum condition by itself.

2. In case of any trouble in user's set-up, it automatically returns to the initial

set-up mode.