ATEC AL190N Users Manual

Before Use

● The size and appearance of this monitor may be changed for improvement without

notice.

● This user manual contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright.

All rights are reserved. No part of this user manual may be reproduced, photocopied,
transcribed, translated or transmitted in whatsoever from without the prior permission
of the manufacturer.

● Damage caused by using the unauthorized components or disregard of the information

and cautions in this user manual is not covered by the warranty service.

● If you have problem with your monitor, please check TroubleShooting in this user

manual before asking for help service center.

● The information in this user manual is subject to change without notice.

● If you let display the static images on the LCD monitor for prolonged time, the LCD

monitor may show you the screen images retention. It is not a continuous condition
and will fade away in a period time. The Image retention is a condition that may occur
on all LCD monitors.

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● The LCD consists of about 5 million pixels. One pixel includes 3 dots and some of dots
could be seen bright and dark compared to other dots. Please, note that it may occur
on all LCD monitors and it is not a product inferiority.

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CE Conformity Notice

The Product herewith complies with requirements of the Low Voltage Directive
73/23/EEC and the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC and carries the ‘CE’ mark accordingly.

Confirms to the following hamonized European standards have been applied:
EMC : EN 55022 Class B : 1998

EN 55024 : (EN 61000-4-2 : 1995, A1 : 1998, EN61000-4-3 : 1996, EN 61000-4-4:
1995, EN61000-4-5 : 1995, EN61000-4-4 : 1996, EN61000-4-8 : 1993 and
EN61000-4-11 : 1994)
EN61000-3-3 : 1995, A1 : 98, A2 : 98
EN61000-3-3 : 1995

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 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 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.

WARNING

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

Unpacking

After opening the box, make sure the following items are provided with the monitor.
If you find that any of these items is missing or appears damaged, contact your
dealer immediately.

Monitor Driver

User Manual

Power Cord

Monitor

VGA Signal Cable

DC Adapter

Audio Cable

Optional (Simultaneous Selection is not possible)

TV

USB

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Remote Control

Optional

DVI

DVI(Digital Video

Interface) Cable

Remote Control(TTX)

VIDEO

Audio(RCA) Cable

TV Tuner(included)

Video(RCA) Cable

*

The actua monitor and accessories may
appear differently from those shown on
the above figure.

USB 4 Port

Unbundled

USB Cable

S-Video Cable

Instructions for Safety

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▶ Matters that demand special attention are divided into ‘Warning’ and

‘Caution’, and are detailed a follows.

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

In case of the possibility that a slight injury or product
damage may occur during a violation of the instructions.

● Don’t plug the power adapter into a non-grounding

power outlet.

● Never touch the power plug with wet hands.

An electric shock accident may occur.

●

Don’t plug with other electrical cords into one power outlet.

An electric shock or fire accident may occur.

● Only use the adapter provided with the monitor.

An electric shock or fire accident may occur.

● Don’t use a power cord or plug that is frayed or damaged.

An electric shock or ignition may be caused.

● Insert the plug completely so that the power supply unit

can be connected tightly.

Unsafe power connection may cause a fire.

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● Keep the power cord from proximity to a heating instrument.

The covering material of the cord may melt, causing a fire or
electric shock.

● 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.

● 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.

● Select a cool, dry area and protect your monitor from

extremes in temperature, humidity, dust and smoke.

Accidents of electric shock, fire or failure may occur.

● Avoid direct sunlight or any other source of heat such

as a fireplace.

A fire or electric shock accident may be caused.

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● Place 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 temperature.

● Place the monitor in a well-ventilated room.

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

● Note that air-flow holes must not be blocked such as a

table cloth or curtain.

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

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● Don’t block or obstruct the air-flow holes of the monitor.

A fire or damage of the monitor may be caused due to an
increase in internal temperature.

● Don’t spill liquids such as chemicals, water on the monitor.

A fire or electric shock accident may be caused.

● Never disassemble and repair the monitor but trained

repair engineers.

A fire or electric shock accident may be caused. If you need the
repair and adjustment, please contact the appropriate sales
agency or customer counsel window for check-ups.

● Don’t insert metals (such as coins, hair pins or ironware)

or flammable items (such as paper or matches) into the
monitor.

A fire or electric shock accident may be caused.

● Stop using in case of smoke or abnormal odors.

Immediately turn off the power and pull out the power
cord from the wall and then contact the service center.

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

● Don’t spray any liquids directly onto the monitor.

An electric shock or fire accident may occur.

● Clean the LCD panel with a soft material such as cotton

cloth after removing the power cord from the monitor.

A fire or electric shock accident may be caused.

● Place the monitor on a stable and secure surface.

Fall or displacement of the monitor may cause an injury.

● Turn off the monitor and disconnect all cables from the

monitor before moving the monitor.

● Be careful with the shock when moving the monitor.

● Don’t scratch or jolt the monitor surface.

Damage or failure of the panel may be caused.

● Take hold of the monitor with both hands setting the panel

forward.

If the monitor is dropped, contact the service center to check it
for a susceptibility to fire or electric shock.

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● Often take a rest to protect your eyes when you work

for a long time.

● Don’t press upon the panel or scratch the surface with

your hands or sharp item such as a nail, pens.

Damage or failure of the panel may be caused.

● The fluorescent light of the monitor contains a mercury

which could be exploded. Don’t discard or bury the
monitor without permission of the law concerned.

CONTENTS

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Installing the Monitor

1.1 Features …………………………………………………………………… 1-1

1.2 Installing the Support

Installing the Support

1.3 Monitor Overview

Front Side
Rear Side

1.4 Connecting the Peripheral Devices

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Installing the Monitor Driver

2.1 Installing the Monitor Driver Under Windows…………………… 1-9

Windows XP

2.2 Installing the Monitor Driver Under Linux

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Linux

Adjusting the OSD

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(On Screen Display)

Menu

3.1 Selecting and Adjusting the OSD(On Screen Display) Menu

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Selecting and Adjusting the OSD Menu

3.2 OSD(On Screen Display) Menu Functions

OSD Main Menu
OSD Sub Menu
CHANNEL MENU OSD (PAL/SECAM)
V-CHIP OSD
Punction for Teletext

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Troubleshooting/Specification

A.1 Troubleshooting ………………………………………………………… A-1

A.2 Specification

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1.1 Features

Adopt the 19.0” TFT LCD Narrow Bezel Panel

Adopt the 19.0” LCD(Liquid Crystal Display) narrow bezel panel which allows you
efficient use in a small space due to the slim design with wide screen.

AUDIO

It gives user an amplified stereo sound through internally installed speakers (2 W).

Support DVI (Digital Video Interface) (Optional)

High quality screen through direct digital signal from the computer.

Support the USB Ports (Optional)

It can be embedded to use the USB without an external Hub.

Enable to watch TV (Optional)

Enable to watch TV after connecting antenna cable.

Installing the Monitor

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1.2 Installing the Support

Installing the Support

For safe use of the LCD monitor, it is necessary to fix the base. Install the base as shown in
the figure below.

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Be careful not to damage the LCD panel when installing the base.

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1.3 Monitor Overview

This section identifies the name of each component of the monitor and briefly
describes the function of each component.

Front Side

TFT LCD Display

Displays the current
contents of the
display.

SELECT Button

Selects the OSD
menu item and the
submenu item to be
adjusted in the OSD
menu window and
save the modified value at any
selected item. (If you press
continuously every two times, the
input source will be switched.)

MENU Button

Displays or Exits the OSD menu
window.

DOWN Button

Moves to the down menu item in the OSD menu
window.

UP Button

Moves to the up menu item in the OSD menu window.

appropriate condition to present mode.

This does not function when DIGITAL

Decreases the value of the

selected item. (Decreases the

volume without pressing the

Increases the value of the

selected item. (Increases the

volume without pressing the

POWER Button

Turns the monitor on

When you press this button, it is

automatically adjusted to the most

VIDEO CARD(DVI Card) is used.

(It is adjusted automatically)

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LEFT Button

MENU Button.)

RIGHT Button

MENU Button.)

and off.

AUTO Button

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When watching the TV after connected TV tuner(Optional), use the
UP/DOWN Button without pressing the MENU Button to select TV
Channel.

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Rear Side

ANALOG Connector

Connects the VGA signal
cable to the VGA connector on
the computer.

DC-IN

Connects the DC
adapter to input the
power.

AUDIO IN

Connects the
audio cable to
the LINE OUT jack
on the computer or
the stereo jack on
the camcorder/VTR.

AUDIO OUT

Connects a set of
headphones or
external speakers.

TV Tuner (Optional)

Connects the TV antenna

cable.

USB DOWN 4 Port

(Optional)

Connects USB devices.

USB UP Port (Optional)

Connects the USB cable to the USB

connector on the computer.

VIDEO Jack (Optional)

Connects the video cable to the VIDEO jack on the

camcorder or VTR.

DVI Connector (DIGITAL) (Optional)

Connects the DVI cable to the DVI connector
on the computer.

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▶ Self Diagnostics (ANALOG)

If the signal cable is improperly connected between the monitor
and the computer, the Self Diagnostics ANALOG NO SIGNAL
message appears on the monitor.

▶ Self Diagnostics (DIGITAL)(Optional)

If the signal cable is improperly connected between the monitor
and the computer, the Self Diagnostics DIGITAL NO SIGNAL
message appears on the monitor.

▶ To enjoy the sound with your monitor, at first you must connect the audio cable to AUDIO

IN jack on the monitor and LINE OUT jack on the computer, and then connect a set of
headphones or external speakers.

S-VIDEO Connector (Optional)

Connects the s-video cable to the S-VIDEO connector on the

camcorder or VTR.

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1.4 Connecting the Peripheral Devices

Turn off the monitor, computer and other peripheral devices before connecting the
monitor and peripheral devices.

Connecting the power

1

Plug into the power outlet at 220V or 110V. (The voltage is set utomatically.)

DC Adapter

Power Cord

Connecting the computer

2

Connect the VGA cable to the Analog connector or the DVI cable to the DVI connector
on the computer.

DC-IN Jack

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Connecting the Analog Connector

Analog Connector

VGA Cable

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Analog Connector

Connecting the DVI Connector(Optional)

DVI Connector

DVI Connector

DVI Cable

Connecting Audio Devices

3

Connect the audio cable to the AUDIO IN on the monitor and the LINE OUT on the computer
or connect the audio cable (RCA) cable to the AUDIO IN on the monitor and the stereo on the
camcorder/TV and connect a set of headphones or external speakers to the AUDIO OUT.

Set of

AUDIO OUT

headphones

or

Camcorder

Stereo

AUDIO IN

AUDIO(RCA) Cable

External Speakers

LINE OUT

AUDIO Cable

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Connecting the Camcorder(Optional)

4

Connect the S-VIDEO connector or VIDEO connector.

S-VIDEO Connector

VIDEO Connector (RCA Type)

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Camcorder

S-VIDEO
Connector

VTR

Camcorder

Connecting the TV Antenna(Optional)

5

VIDEO
Connector

VTR

TV Tuner (Optional)

TV Antenna Cable

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Connecting USB Devices (Optional)

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At first, connect the USB cable to the USB UP port on the monitor and USB connector
on the computer and then, connect USB devices to the USB DOWN port on the
monitor.

USB DOWN Port

USB Connector

USB UP Port

USB Cable

USB Keyboard

USB CCD

or

or

Camera

USB Mouse

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2.1

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Installing the Monitor Driver Under Windows

Insert the monitor driver installation CD into the CD-ROM drive.

To install the driver, select the relevant model in the Install the Driver window,
which is displayed automatically .

To use the monitor as a DVI, by connecting a computer that supports DVI, select

19.0 DIGITAL MONITOR.

If the program doesn’t run automatically, go to the drive containing the driver
installation CD and run the setup.exe file.

Installing the Monitor Driver

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2.2

Linux

You’d make xf86config file to run X-Window. Your monitor is surely and easily

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

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

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In third window, we come up with the mouse setting window.

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Configure it as opt for user system.

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Next will be the screen for selecting Keyboard.

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Configure it as opt for user system.

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

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monitor manual. (User may directly input frequency.)

Installing the Monitor Driver Under Linux

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

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monitor manual. (User may directly input frequency.)

Then, configure a monitor.

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

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

After complete with other hardware settings, run X-Window.

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

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Now run X-Window. Theoretically, it is supposed to be executed. But in some cases,

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it won’t even start. In this case, edit a xf86config file.

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3.1

Selecting and Adjusting the OSD

You can select the OSD menu in the OSD window by using all the control buttons under the
display. To change the current settings or adjust it to what you prefer, please follow these steps.

(On Screen Display)

Menu

Selecting and Adjusting the OSD Menu

MENU

MENU

(Exit the OSD menu window)

Press the MENU button to open the OSD menu window.

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Press the UP/DOWN button to move the desired main menu item.

2

The main menu item you moved is highlighted, press the SELECT button.

3

Press the UP/DOWN button to move the desired submenu item.

4

The submenu item you moved is highlighted, press the SELECT button.

5

Press the LEFT/RIGHT button to modify the current value.

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Press the SELECT button to save the modified value.

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UP/DOWN

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SELECT

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(Save the modified value)

SELECT

(Select the main menu item)

LEFT/RIGHT

UP/DOWN

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SELECT

(Select the submenu item)

Adjusting the OSD Menu

To close the OSD menu window. press the MENU button or select Exit (in the submenu

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window) in order.

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OSD window will be disappeared in a few seconds if there’s no input on OSD windows.

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3.2

OSD(On Screen Display) Menu Functions

OSD Main Menu

Software Version

Screen Resolution Screen Frequency

OSD Sub Menu

BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST

Controls the brightness and contrast of the display.

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If the INPUT SOURCE is DVI, you
cannot select COLOR and POSITION
Menu.

COLOR

Controls the color(

Red, Green, Blue)

of the display.

BRIGHTNESS : Controls the brightness of the

display.

CONTRAST : Adjusts the level of difference

between light and dark areas of
the display.

EXIT : Exits BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST menu.

RED : Changes the value of red.
GREEN : Changes the value of green.
BLUE : Changes the value of blue.
EXIT : Exits COLOR menu.

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When adjusting COLOR in video, TINT adjusts the tint of the display.

POSITION

Adjusts the position of the display.

HORIZONTAL : Adjusts the horizontal position of the

display.

VERTICAL : Adjusts the vertical position of the display.
CLOCK : Increases or decreases the number of

pixel to adjust the horizontal size.

PHASE : Adjusts the focus and clarity of the display.
EXIT : Exits POSITION menu.

SETUP

Controls and selects the OSD position, OSD time and OSD language of the display.

OSD POSITION : Adjusts the position of the

OSD window.

OSD TIME : Adjusts the waiting time the OSD

fades away. Can adjust the waiting
time up to 60 seconds the OSD
fades away if you do not input the
OSD button.

Adjusting the OSD Menu

LANGUAGE : Adjusts the language of the OSD window. (ENGLISH, DEUTSCH, FRANAIS,

ESPAÑOL, ITALIANO)

INPUT SOURCE : Selects the input source according to the display device you connected.

- DIGITAL : Selects when connect the DVI cable to the DVI connector of the computer.

- ANALOG : Selects when connect the VGA cable to the VGA connector of the computer.

- S-VIDEO : Selects when connect the S-VIDEO cable to the S-VIDEO connector of
the camcorder.

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- COMPOSITE : Selects when connect the VIDEO cable to the VIDEO jack of the
camcorder.

- TUNER : Select when connected with TV. (Possible to use when TV Tuner is installed)

CAPTION : You can select four channels each for CAPTION and Text(Optional)
V-CHIP : Enters V-CHIP menu (Refer to pages 1-19)(Optional)

EXIT

Exits the OSD menu.

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When you press the SELECT button in Windows display, the current input source will be
appeared and it will be switched to ANALOG ▶ DIGITAL ▶ COMPOSITE ▶ S-VIDEO ▶
TUNER(Optional) by pressing the SELECT button every two times continuously.

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▶ The OSD menu when connect the TV tuner(Optional)

The OSD menu window appears with pressing MENU
button after connecting the TV tuner.

COLOR

● SHARPNESS : Adjusts the level of display

sharpness.

● COLOR : Adjusts the amount of RGB(Red, Green,

Blue) color from white color in the display.

● TINT : Adjusts the tint of the display color.

● EXIT : Exits COLOR menu

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CHANNEL(NTSC)

● AIR/CATV

- AIR : Selects when watching the air TV.

- CATV : Selects when watching the CATV.

● AUTO CHANNEL : Automatically memorize all the

active TV or CABLE channels.

- START : Starts detecting the active channels. - STOP : Stops detecting the active channels.

● MANUAL CHANNEL : Manually memorize or erase the TV or CABLE channel.

● FINE : Adjust when the display color is blur or unfocused.

● EXIT : Exits CHANNEL Menu.

▶ The OSD menu when connect S-VIDEO connector

For more details, please refer to ‘3.1
Selecting and Adjusting the OSD(On
Screen Display) Menu’ and ‘3.2
Combined ANALOG and DIGITL

▶ The OSD menu when connect VIDEO jack

Monitor OSD Menu Function’ in this
chapter.
The COLOR submenu of the S-VIDEO
and VIDEO OSD MENU is same as the
COLOR submenu of the TV TUNER.

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CHANNEL MENU OSD (PAL/SECAM)

CHANNEL MENU CHANNEL OSD

● AUTO PROGRAM : Automatically memorize all
the active channels.

● CHANNEL OSD is displayed on the right-top
position.

● MANUAL PROGRAM : Manually change the
program number and name.

● PROGRAM EDIT : Edit the program number and name.

AUTO PROGRAM

AUTO PROGRAM : START

● SYSTEM : Select the TV SYSTEM (Default : BG).

- AUTO : BG (PAL/SECAM, BG/DK/I) & SECAM-L

- BG : BG (PAL/SECAM, BG/DK/I) Only

- L : SECAM-L Only

● STORAGE FROM : Save channel from the selected program number.

● After processing the AUTO PROGRAM, move to the PROGRAM EDIT menu.

MANUAL PROGRAM : SYSTEM

● SYSTEM : Select the TV SYSTEM.

- BG(PAL/SECAM - BG/DK/I)

- L(SECAM - L)

● EXIT : If you want to save in the MANUAL PROGRAM, please press the SELECT button on the EXIT.

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MANUAL PROGRAM : CHANNEL

● CHANNEL : Select the AIR or the CATV.

- C-CH : AIR TV

- S-CH : CABLE TV

● UP/DOWN KEY : Select the C-CH or the S-CH. Select the channel number.

● LEFT/RIGHT KEY : Select the CHANNEL menu.

MANUAL PROGRAM : FINE

● FINE : Adjust when the display image is blurred
or unfocused.

MANUAL PROGRAM : SEARCH

● SEARCH : Search the next channel signal
(CHANNEL and NAME are updated after search).

MANUAL PROGRAM : NAME

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● NAME : Save the channel name.

● UP/DOWN KEY : 0 ▶ 1 ▶ … ▶ 9 ▶ A ▶ B ▶ … ▶ Y ▶ Z ▶ (Blank) ▶ . ▶ / ▶ + ▶ - ▶ 0

● LEFT/RIGHT KEY : Move the digit.

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MANUAL PROGRAM

● STORE : Save the channel to the selected number (Default : the present number).

PROGRAM EDIT

● UP/DOWN KEY : select the Program.

● Function select : “1”, “2”, “3”, “4” (AUTO button is toggling ;

1(DEL) ▶ 2(COPY) ▶ 3(MOVE) ▶ 4(SKIP) ▶ 0(EXIT) ▶ cancel)

PROGRAM EDIT : DEL (ex. Delete PR 0)

● DEL : Delete the Program (select the program ▶ 1 ▶ SELECT).

PROGRAM EDIT : COPY (ex. Copy PR6 from PR3)

● COPY : Copy the Program (select the source program ▶ 2 ▶ select the destination program ▶ SELECT).

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PROGRAM EDIT : MOVE (ex. Move PR4 to PR8)

● MOVE : Move the Program (select the source program ▶ 3 ▶ select the destination program ▶ SELECT).

PROGRAM EDIT : SKIP (ex. Skip PR8)

● SKIP : Skip the Program (select the program ▶ 4 ▶ SELECT).

● When you use the SKIP function, the skipped channel is not selected during up and down.

● The SKIP function is toggling to the ADD.

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V-CHIP OSD

MAIN MENU

V-CHIP Selection

● Enter ENTER PIN.

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- The V-CHIP initial PIN is set at ‘0000.’

- If you press the MENU KEY for 5 seconds,
V-CHIP items are initialized.

▶ CAPTION

- OFF

CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4
TEXT TEXT2 TEXT3 TEXT4
OFF

● If you select Yes in the V-CHIP LOCK, the LOCK
function of the screen and voice is operated.

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● If you select No in the V-CHIP LOCK, the LOCK
function of the screen and voice is removed.

TV GUDELINES MPAA RATING

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- U : UNBLOCK - B : BLOCK

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▶ TV GUIDELINES

TV-Y (All Children)
TV-Y7 (Direct to Older Children)
TV-G (General Audience)
TV-PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
TV-14 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
TV-MA (Mature Audience Only)

▶ MPAA RATING

G
PG

PG-13

R
NC-17
X

GENERAL AUDIENCES All ages admitted
PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED Some material may not be suitable for

children
PARENTAL STRONGLY CAUTIONED Some material may be inappropriate for

children under 13
RESTEICTED Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian
NO ONE 17 AND UNDER ADMITTED
X is an older rating that is unified with NC-17 but may be encoded in the data of

older movies

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▶ CONTENT

FV (Fantasy Violence)
V (Violence)
S (Sexual Situation)
L (Adult Language)
D (Sexually Suggestive Dialog)

Adjusting the OSD Menu

CHANNEL PIN Selection

● To change the PIN number, select CHANGE PIN and enter NEW PIN.

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Punction for Teletext

Channel +

Channel -

Converts into the Page

linked to the TXT RED Key.

Converts into the Page

linked to the TXT GREEN Key.

Views Teletext Data up and

down in Double Height.

Teletext On/Off

Displays current information

in TXT OFF, and selects

Subpage Mode in TXT ON.

Memorizes four desired

pages by program in the

current program.

Converts into the Page linked
to the TXT BLUE Key.

Converts into the Page linked
to the TXT YELLOW Key.

Maintains the Page content as
currently displayed, if it is changed.

Informs the user when the currently
displayed Page content is updated.

Displays the Page currently being
displayed together with images.

Converts from the current Page to
the INDEX Page.

Functions to show letters that are
concealed and are not displayed,
though they are included in the
currently displayed Page.

Adjusting the OSD Menu

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A.1 Troubleshooting

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

The window
doesn’t show
anything

The color of the
window is not
normal

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

Is the monitor power cord inserted?

Please connect the power cord correctly to the concent.

Is the power turned off?

Please press the power button.

Is the power turned on and the power pilot lamp blinking amber?

The monitor is in the power saving mode. Please therefore move the mouse or press
any key on the keyboard.

Is the message ‘Out Of Range’ shown?

As it passes over the frequency limit of horizon (31.5-80 kHz) and verticality
(60-75 Hz) in computer (video card), you’d reconfigure it as referring to the specification
of this manual. (when you install the monitor driver that we have provided, it won’t come
up with the message ‘OUT OF RANGE’.)

Is the message ‘No Input Signal’ shown?

It shows up as computer changes to power-saving mode or the signal cable between
computer and monitor isn’t rightly connected. Move your mouse or press keyboard
button. But it won’t still show you a right screen, then recheck a signal cable connection.

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/XP, perform
the following process [Control Panel] ▶ [Display] ▶ [Setting] ▶ [Color Table/Screen
Resolution] ▶ [256 Colors] ▶ [OK]

Do you see a spot on the screen?

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.

Is the positional adjustment made correctly?

Press the AUTO button, then the screen will be adjusted automatically into 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.

Is the Phase adjustment made properly?

Press the AUTO button, then the screen will be adjusted automatically into the optimal
state applicable to the current mode. If you are not satisfied with the auto adjustment,
you may manually adjust the Phase (Focus) of the OSD menus.

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

Is the screen set in the best state?

While you are using this product in the mode of 1280 x 1024 and 60Hz, the best
condition of the screen is available. In the mode of VGA(640 x 480), SVGA(800 x 600)
or XGA (1024 x 768), the outline of a letter may be seen dimly or unevenly.

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A.2 Specification

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

LCD Type a-Si active matrix TFT-LCD

Size 19.0 (481.84 mm)

x

Pixel Pitch 0.294 mm
Contrast Ratio 400 : 1(typical)
Color depth 8 bit(16,777, 216 Color)
Luminance, white 250 cd/m

Frequency Maximum SXGA 1280

Horizontal frequency 31.5~80 kHz
Vertical frequency 60~75 Hz
View Angle(H/V) U/D : +_176°, R/L : +_176°

input signal Analog RGB
Audio Output Stereo 2 Watt
Signal Input input connector DVI Connector(Analog or Digital)

User’s control Auto Configuration, Brightness, Contrast,

H-Position, V-Position, Color RGB, Phase,
Frequency, Volume, Language, etc.

Dimension Body Size(W
and Weight Weight 7.5 kg(Unit), 10 kg(Packed)
Consumption DPMS VESA DPMS Standard

On Working 50 Watts (Max.)

Option DVI DVI-D

VIDEO RCA, S-VHS

USB UP Port 1EA, DOWN Port 4EA

TV NTSC, PAL, SECAM

x D x

H) 448 x 241.3 x 441 mm

AC 110~200 V, DC 12 V

0.294 mm

2

x

1024

x

2(Provided, TV is MONO)

Factory-specified
Mode

CCaauuttiioonn

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

10
11
12
13

Factory-specified Mode Horizontal Vertical

Frequency(kHz) Frequency(kHz)

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

VGA
VGA
VGA
VGA

VGA
SVGA
SVGA
SVGA

XGA

XGA

XGA
SXGA
SXGA

640 x 350
640

x

640

x

640

x

720

x

800

x

800

x

800

x

1024

x

1024

x

1024

x

1280

x

1280

x

480
480
480
400
600
600
600

768
768

768
1024
1024

31.47

31.47

37.86

37.50

31.47

37.88

48.68

46.88

48.36

56.48

60.02

64.0

79.98

70
60
72
75
70
60
72
75
60
70
75
60
75

Specification

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