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1IR receiverSenses the signal from the remote control
2Power indicator light (LED)The light is blue when the TV display is on and amber when the
TV display is in power save mode
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Right Side View
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1Power button
2
3
4Volume buttonPush to increase the volume
5Channel button
OSD menu buttonPush to enable the on-screen display (OSD)
Volume buttonPush to decrease the volume
Push to turn the TV display on and off. The power button is
blue when it is on and amber when it is in power saving mode.
Push to select the previous channel or navigate through the
OSD
6
5
4
3
2
1
6
7
Channel buttonPush to select the next channel or navigate through the OSD
Input Select buttonPush to display the Input Select menu
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Left Side View
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1Composite out / Video out Connect a VCR
2Composite audio connectorUse the audio connector if you have connected a device to
composite connector (AV1)
3Composite connector (AV1)Connect devices such as a VCR or DVD player
4S-Video connector (AV2)Connect devices such as a video game system or a VCR
5S-Video audio connectorUse the audio connector if you have connected a device to
S-Video connector (AV2)
6Subwoofer out connectorConnect a Subwoofer
7Headphone connectorConnect headphones
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Bottom View
5
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3
4
6
8
1Power connectorConnect your power cord
2DVI audio connector (L / R)Use the DVI audio connector if you have connected a device
such as a DVD player to the DVI connector
3DVI connectorConnect your computer or video devices such as a DVD player
4Audio connector for VGA or DVIConnect the audio cable from your computer to the TV display
5Component video and audio
connectors (AV3)
6ANT/CableConnect cable TV box or an antenna
7Component video and audio
connectors (AV4)
8VGAConnect your computer
Connect devices such as a DVD player or cable TV box
Connect devices such as a DVD player or cable TV box
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Package Contents
If you need additional cables, contact Dell.
Remote control
AAA batteries (2)
Composite video cable
Audio cables (2)
VGA cable
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DVI cable
Computer audio cable
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S-Video cable
Documentation
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Setting Up Your TV Display
CAUTION: Before you begin any of the procedures in this section, follow the safety instructions
located in the
Product Information Guide
Proper Location for Your TV Display
Consider the following environmental factors when you are deciding where to put your TV display:
•Do not store or use the TV display in locations that are exposed to high heat, direct sunlight,
or extreme cold.
•Avoid moving the TV display between locations with extreme temperature differences. For
more information, see Specifications on page 81.
•Do not subject the TV display to severe vibration or high impact conditions. Do not place the
TV display inside a car trunk.
•Do not store or use the TV display in locations where the TV display would be exposed to
high humidity or dusty environment.
•Do not place the TV display in a location where water or other liquids could spill on or into
the TV display.
.
2
Connecting Your TV Display
Your TV display has four standard connectors that can be used to connect devices.
NOTE: Before you connect your TV display, ensure you have all the proper cables. Some cables may
come with the device you are connecting. For a list of cables that came with your TV display, see
Package Contents on page 51. To order additional cables, contact Dell.
QualityCable and ConnectorWhen to Use
GoodCoaxial (RF) carries the video and audio
from one cable. The coaxial connector is
labeled, ANT/Cable on your TV display. To
locate the connector, see page 50.
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QualityCable and ConnectorWhen to Use
GoodComposite carries the video signal through
a single pin. If you are using a composite
video connector you also need to connect
composite audio connectors. To locate the
connector, see page 49.
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BetterS-Video splits the video signal into two
signals, black-and-white and color. To locate
the connector, see page 49.
BestComponent splits the video signal into three
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signals, two color and one black-and-white.
To locate the connector, see page 50.
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Connecting Your Computer to the TV Display
Your TV display has two standard connectors that can be used to connect your computer.
NOTE: The type of connector you use depends on the graphics card your computer supports.
For additional information about graphic cards, see your computer documentation.
QualityCable and ConnectorWhen to Use
Good
A standard graphic display system for
computers that uses an analog signal and
can support resolutions up to 1280 x 768.
Better
A digital signal that can support digital
and convert analog to digital. DVI can be
used for high resolution display and can
support resolutions up to 1280 x 768.
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Using the ANT/Cable (Coaxial) Connector
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1
Turn off the TV display and unplug the power cord.
2
Connect the coaxial cable to the ANT/Cable connector of the TV display.
3
Plug in the power cord for the TV display and turn on the TV display.
4
Enter the on-screen-display (OSD) and select TV. For additional information about the Input
Select menu, see page 66.
Using the Composite Connector
1
Turn off the TV display and unplug the power cord.
2
Connect your device including the audio cables.
3
Plug in the power cords for the TV display and devices and turn them on.
4
Enter the OSD and select the
Select menu, see page 66.
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AV1 (Composite)
. For additional information about the Input
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Using the S-Video Connector
1
Turn off the TV display and unplug the power cord.
2
Connect your device including the audio cables.
3
Plug in the power cords for the TV display and devices and turn them on.
4
Enter the OSD and select the
AV2 (S-Video)
. For additional information about the Input
Select menu, see page 66.
Using the Component Connectors
1
Turn off the TV display and unplug the power cord.
2
Connect your device including the audio cables.
3
Plug in the power cords for the TV display and devices and turn them on.
4
Enter the OSD and select the
AV3 (
Component
1)
or
AV4 (
Component
information about the Input Select menu, see page 66.
2)
. For additional
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Using the DVI Connector
NOTE: Only one connector can be used for a computer, either VGA or DVI.
Connecting a Video DeviceConnecting a Computer
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Turn off the TV display and unplug the power cord.
1
2
Connect the device.
3
Connect the white DVI cable and the audio cables.
If you are connecting a video device, use the audio connectors (red and white) or if you are
connecting a computer use the stereo connector (green).
NOTE: Some cable TV boxes may have DVI connectors, but do not support using a DVI connection. For
more information, contact your cable TV company.
Plug in the power cords for the TV display and devices and turn them on.
4
5
Enter the OSD and select the
see page 66.
DVI
. For additional information about the Input Select menu,
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Using the VGA Connector
NOTE: Only one connector can be used for a computer, either VGA or DVI.
1
Turn off the TV display and unplug the power cord.
2
Connect the blue VGA cable to your TV display and to your computer.
3
Connect the green audio cable to the connector on the TV display and to your computer.
4
Plug in the power cords for the TV display and devices and turn them on.
5
Enter the OSD and select the
see page 66.
VGA
. For additional information about the Input Select menu,
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Your Remote Control
Installing Batteries
Before you can use your remote control, install two-AAA batteries.
1
Slide open the battery cover.
2
Install the batteries. Make sure that you match the + and - on the batteries with the + and symbols in the battery compartment.
3
Replace the battery cover.
3
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Using Your Remote Control
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1Power ButtonTurns the TV on and off
2Number buttonsPress to select a channel
3LastReturns you to the previously viewed channel
4MutePress to turn off the sound. Press again to turn on the sound
5CH (up icon)Push to view the next channel
In the OSD, use the channel button to navigate through the
menus in the on-screen display (OSD)
6EnterSelect an OSD option, confirms a channel selection, selects an
image when in card reader mode
7CH (down icon)Push to view the previous channel
In the OSD, use the channel button to navigate through the
menus in the on-screen display (OSD)
8PictCycles through the preset options for the Picture menu
9PosChanges the position of the Picture-In-Picture (PIP) window
10PIP SelToggles between windows when you use Picture-In-Picture
(PIP), Picture-Outside-Picture (POP), or Picture-By-Picture
(PBP)
11SAPTurns on
12SizeCycles through the size options from the Picture menu
13ExpandCycles through three enlargement modes:
• Top half of page in larger letters.
• Bottom half of page larger letters.
• Regular viewing
14HoldA multi-page set automatically flips to the next page after a
specified time. This button toggles between:
• Freeze the page
• Return to automatic flipping mode
15Teletext buttonsThe four standard teletext buttons
16SleepTurns on the sleep timer
17TeleCycles through three Teletext modes:
Second Audio Program (SAP)
•On
•Mix (Teletext and program simultaneously)
•Off
18SwapSwaps images when using PIP, POP, or PBP
19PIPEnters and exits PIP mode
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20POP PBPEnters and exits POP or PBP mode
21AudioCycles through the preset Audio options
22Vol +Increases the volume
In the OSD, use the volume button to navigate through the
menus.
23Vol -Decreases the volume
In the OSD, use the volume button to navigate through the
menus.
24MenuEnters and exits the OSD main menu
25DispDisplays information about your TV (for example, in TV
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26InputEnters and exits the Input Select menu
Mode displays the channel you are watching)
Using Your TV Display With a Universal or Learning
Remote Control
Preprogrammed universal remote controls can be programmed to control the following
functions on your Dell TV display:
•Power
•Channel Up (+)
•Channel Down (-)
•Volume Up (+)
•Volume Down (-)
•Mute
•Input Select
NOTE:
Future preprogrammed universal remote controls may be able to control more
functions.
You can program universal remote controls to work with your Dell TV display in the following ways:
•If the remote control manual lists codes by manufacturer, use the Philips codes.
•If the remote control has a search function, this function may be used to find the
correct code.
•If the remote control has a learning function, you can program specific buttons on it from
the Dell remote control, in addition to those buttons listed above.
NOTE: For additional information, see the documentation that came with your universal or learning
remote control.
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Using the On-Screen Display
Your TV display has an on-screen display (OSD) that allows you to select the proper input source,
make adjustments to the image and audio settings, select to view Picture-In-Picture, PictureOutside-Picture, and Picture-By-Picture.
Using Your Remote Control With the OSD
NOTE: You can access and make selections to the OSD using the volume and channel buttons on the
side panel of the TV display or you can use the remote control. Except where noted, this section
describes how to use the OSD with the remote control.
To enter the OSD, press the
1
Seven icons appear along the bottom of the screen.
Menu
button.
4
2
Use the left and right buttons (volume buttons) to move between the icons.
The icon appears highlighted as you move through the menu.
3
To select an option, push the
4
A new menu appears for that selected option. Use the up and down buttons (channel
buttons) to move through the various settings.
NOTE: A red arrow appears next to the setting as you navigate through the options. A check mark
appears next to the option that you have selected.
Use the left and right buttons (volume buttons) and the
5
settings.
NOTE: You can select Exit or press the Menu button at any time to return to the main menu.
AV2 (S-VIDEO) — Select when you have a video device, such as a VCR, connected to the S-Video
connector on the side of the TV display. See "Left Side View" on page 49 for the location of the S-Video
connector.
AV3 (COMPONENT 1) — Select when you have a video device, such as a DVD player, connected to the
component connector. See "Bottom View" on page 50 for the location of the component connector.
AV4 (COMPONENT 2) — Select when you have a video device, such as a DVD player, connected to the
component connector. See "Bottom View" on page 50 for the location of the component connector.
SHOW INPUTS — Show Inputs allows you to select Active or All. Active searches for which connectors
are being used. The available input sources appear in white and input sources that are not available appear
in grey. All shows all the input sources and allows you to select all the input sources even if you do not have
a device connected.
menu allows you to select the proper source based on how you have your TV
Input
Menu
on the remote to go directly to the
and select
Input Select
VGA — Select when your TV display is being used as a
computer monitor and you have connected the computer
using a VGA cable. See "Bottom View" on page 50 for the
location of the VGA connector.
DVI — Select when your TV display is being used as a
computer monitor and you have connected the computer
or when you have connected a device, such as a DVD
player using the DVI cable. See "Bottom View" on page 50
for the location of the DVI connector.
TV — Select when you have your antenna or cable TV
box connected to the ANT/Cable connector. See "Bottom
View" on page 50 for the location of the coaxial connector.
AV1 (COMPOSITE) — Select when you have a video
device, such as a video game system, connected to the
composite connector on the side of the TV display. See
"Left Side View" on page 49 for the location of the
composite connector.
from the main menu.
Input
NOTE: In OSD Settings, located in the Setup menu, you can set the Input Select to display the device
that you have attached. For example, AV2 would say DVD when you view the Input Select menu.
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You can view two active sources simultaneously using Picture-In-Picture (PIP), Picture-OutsidePicture (POP), or Picture-By-Picture (PBP).
For POP, you can select from three different POP options:
•
POP1
— One large POP window to the left and a smaller, centered window on the right.
•
POP3
— One large POP window to the left and three smaller, vertically-aligned windows on
the right.
•
POP12
— One large, centered POP window surrounded by twelve smaller windows.
The remote control offers the following
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windows. When you are selecting the horizontal orientation, - moves the window left and + moves
the window to the right. When you are adjusting the vertical orientation, 0 is at the top of the
screen and 100 is at the bottom of the screen.
POP Scan Mode
channels that appear in the windows.
preselected channels. The rotation runs through all the available channels before it starts again at
the lowest channel.
allows you to select
Sequential
Sequential
PIP/POP/PBP options:
•Use the PIP button or the POP PBP button
on the remote control to turn on and off PIP,
POP, and PBP.
•If you are in PIP, POP, or PBP mode, use the
SWAP button on the remote control to
switch between the two windows.
•Use the
change which corner of the screen the PIP
window appears.
In the OSD, you can adjust the
Transparency
and
or
Float. Float
rotates through each window and plays all of the
POS
button on the remote to
, the
Size
, and H (horizontal)
V
(vertical) position of the PIP/POP/PBP
mode plays the source for selected
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automatically. You can select from 10 minutes to 3 hours.
allows you to select an increment of time after which the TV display turns off
OSD Setup
OSD setup allows you to adjust the appearance of the
OSD, to change the language of the OSD (see
"Selecting Your OSD Language" on page 66) and to
restore factory settings.
Use
OSD Hold Time
amount of time the OSD appears. The maximum
amount of time is 60 seconds.
In the Setup menu you can select TV Button lock to
lock the OSD and the side panel buttons. When this
option is enabled, only the power button functions. To
unlock the OSD and side panel buttons:
1. Press the Menu button on the TV.
A message appears stating that the TV is locked.
2. While the message is on the TV, press the channel up
and volume decrease button simultaneously.
If you are using the DVI connector, you may need to verify the following settings:
Source
— The default setting is Auto. The T V automatically detects if a computer (PC) or video
device is being used. If the image does not display correctly, you can select the source,
Video
, depending on the device you are using.
to increase or decrease the
PC
or
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Troubleshooting Your TV Display
Troubleshooting Tips
NOTE: Some problems may be related to your device. See the documentation for any devices connected
to your TV display.
Most problems with your TV display may be caused by not having the correct input source
selected. Each connector on the TV display is associated with an input source, which are labeled
AV1
through
•
AV1
•
AV2
•
AV3
•
AV4
You can also select the following input sources:
•
TV
•
VGA
•
DVI
AV4
in the
Input Select
— Composite connector on the side of the TV display
— S-Video connector on the side of the TV display
— Component connector on the bottom of the TV display
— Component connector on the bottom of the TV display
— ANT/Cable connector on the bottom of the TV display
— VGA connector on the bottom of the TV display
— DVI connector on the bottom of the TV display
menu.
5
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General Problems
ProblemPossible Solution
Poor picture quality while watching TV
and using a device such as a DVD
player or a VCR
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1
Check the aspect ratio settings in the OSD. Press the
Size
button on the remote control and select
information on using the OSD, see "Using the On-Screen
Display" on page 65.
2
Reconnect the device using the same type of connector. For
example, if you are using the composite connector on the
bottom, try connecting the device to the composite connector
on the side of the TV display. See "About Your TV Display" on
page 47 for the location of the connectors.
After you connect the device, change the input source in the
OSD. See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more
information.
3
Connect the device using a different connector. For example, if
you are experiencing the problem using a composite connector,
try using the component connector.
. For more
Menu
NOTE: To connect to a different connector, you need the
appropriate cables for that connector. See your device
documentation for a list of supported connections.
After you connect the device, change the input source in the
OSD. See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more
information.
4
Reset the original factory defaults. Press
Setup
control, select
5
Adjust the color temperature. Press
control, select
, and then select
Picture
, and then select
Menu
on the remote
Factory Reset
Menu
on the remote
Color Temperature
.
NOTE: Some set top boxes offer aspect ratio. See your device
documentation for more information.
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ProblemPossible Solution
Poor picture quality when using a
device connected to the ANT/Cable
(coaxial) connector
1
Ensure TV display is selected as the input source in the
menu. See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more
Select
information.
2
Press
Menu
on the remote control, select
Channel Setup
3
Check the aspect ratio settings in the OSD. Press the
button on the remote control and select
information on using the OSD, see "Using the On-Screen
Display" on page 65.
4
Reset the original factory defaults. Press
control, select
5
Adjust the color temperature. Press
control, select
6
The problem may be with your device, contact your service
provider.
Nothing appears on my TV display1
Ensure the TV display is turned on.
2
Verify that all the cables are properly connected to the TV
display, including the power cable.
3
Check to see if there is a blue or amber light on the lower, righthand corner of the TV display. A blue light indicates the TV
display is on. An amber light, means the TV display is in power
save mode.
4
Ensure the proper source is selected in the
See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more information.
5
Reconnect any devices that are currently connected to the TV
display. If you are using multiple devices, connect and test one
device at a time.
6
Connect another device that you know is working properly.
7
Reset the original factory defaults. Press
control, select
Setup
, and then select
. This resets the channels on your remote.
Menu
Size
. For more
Menu
on the remote
Setup
, and then select
Picture
, and then select
Factory Reset
Menu
on the remote
Color Temperature
.
Input Select
Menu
on the remote
Setup
, and then select
Factory Reset
.
Input
.
menu.
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ProblemPossible Solution
No sound1
Ensure mute is not turned on. Pressing the
Mute
button on
the remote control turns the mute function on and off.
2
If only certain TV channels do not have sound, then you need to
correct the
Input Select
menu in the OSD (see "Input Select
Menu" on page 66).
3
Verify that the audio cables are firmly connected to both the
audio input connectors on your TV display and audio output
connectors on your devices. Ensure that the cable colors match
the connectors colors.
4
Also, ensure that the audio cables are connected to the same
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row as the video cables. See "About Your TV Display" on page 47
for the location of the connectors.
5
Reconnect the device using the same type of connector. For
example, if you are using the composite connector on the
bottom, try connecting the device to the composite connector
on the side of the TV display. See "About Your TV Display" on
page 47 for the location of the connectors.
After you connect the device, change the input source in the
OSD. See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more
information.
6
Connect the device using a different connector. For example,
if you are experiencing the problem using a composite
connector, try using the component connector.
NOTE: To connect to a different connector, you need the
appropriate cables for that connector. See your device
documentation for a list of supported connections.
After you connect the device, change the input source in the
OSD. See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more
information.
7
Test the device on a different TV.
8
If you are using PIP/POP/PBP, ensure the proper
selected. Press
Menu
on your remote control, and select
PIP/POP/PBP.
Double image or no image with DVDTurn off the progressive scan on the DVD player. Your Dell™
TV display offers built-in deinterlacer that is equal to or better
quality than the deinterlacer on your DVD player. For more
information about progressive scan on your DVD player, see the
documentation for your DVD player
Picture is too dim or too bright
Update the color settings in the OSD. Press
control and select
Picture
.
Audio Source
Menu
on the remote
is
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ProblemPossible Solution
The screen is not centered correctly1
Screen has one or more lines1
Update the size settings in the OSD. Press
Size
control and select
2
Reset the original factory defaults. Press
control, select
.
Setup
, and then select
Menu
Menu
on the remote
Factory Reset
Check the aspect ratio settings in the OSD. Press the
Size
button on the remote control and select
. For more
on the remote
.
Menu
information on using the OSD, see "Using the On-Screen
Display" on page 65.
2
Ensure the proper source is selected in the
Input Select
menu.
See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more information.
3
Try connecting a different device. Ensure that you properly
connect the cables and update the input source in the OSD.
4
Update the size settings in the OSD. Press
control and select
5
Reset the original factory defaults. Press
control, select
Size
.
Setup
, and then select
Menu
on the remote
Menu
on the remote
Factory Reset
.
The side panel buttons do not workCheck the OSD to see if the buttons have been locked. Press
Menu on your remote control, select Setup.
Use the side panel buttons to unlock the OSD and side panel
buttons:
1
Press the Menu button.
A message appears stating that the OSD and buttons are locked.
2
While the message is on the screen, press the volume decrease
and channel up buttons on the side panel simultaneously.
A message appears stating that the OSD and buttons are
unlocked.
The picture is too small1
Adjust the size settings. Press
select
Size
.
2
This may be a problem with your device. See the
Menu
on the remote control, and
documentation for the device.
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OSD Messages
While using your TV display, the following messages may appear.
MessagePossible Solution
Auto AdjustNo action required, the TV display is performing an auto
adjustment.
Out of RangeCheck the optimal resolution settings.
You may need to download a new video driver. For more
information, go to support.dell.com.
1
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No Video Input
TV Button LockTo unlock, press Menu on your remote control, select Setup.
In Power Save Mode
Press any key on keyboard or
move mouse
In Power Save Mode
Please Check Video Signal
Self TestAppears for computer source when there is nothing plugged in.
Check all cables are properly connected.
2
Ensure the proper source is selected in the
See "Input Select Menu" on page 66 for more information.
Use the side panel buttons to unlock the OSD and side panel
buttons:
1
Press the Menu button.
A message appears stating that the OSD and buttons are locked.
2
While the message is on the screen, press the volume decrease
and channel up buttons on the side panel simultaneously.
A message appears stating that the OSD and buttons are
unlocked.
If you have a computer connected to the TV display and there
is no signal detected, the TV display goes in to sleep mode.
The power light is amber when the TV display in is sleep mode.
Press any key on the keyboard or move the mouse to wake the
TV display.
If you are using a video device and it has been inactive for
30 minutes the TV display goes in to power save mode. The
power light is amber when the TV display is in power save mode.
Select VGA or DVI from Input Select menu and nothing is
plugged in. Plug a computer in to the VGA or DVI.
Input Select
menu.
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Remote Control Problems
ProblemPossible Solution
The TV display does not respond when
using the remote control
1
Point the remote control directly at the lower right corner of the
TV display. Be sure that nothing is blocking the front of the TV
display. For the location of the IR, see "Front View" on page 47.
2
Verify that the batteries are properly installed.
3
If the batteries are old, install new batteries.
NOTE: Bright lights or other infrared devices may interfere with
your remote control and IR on the TV display.
Using the Self-Test Feature When Your TV Display is
Connected to Your Computer
When your computer is connected to the TV display through DVI or VGA connector you can use
the self-test feature to check whether your TV display is functioning properly. If your TV display
and computer are properly connected but the TV display screen remains dark, run the TV display
self-test by performing the following steps:
1
Turn off both your computer and the TV display.
2
Unplug the video cable from the back of the computer.
3
Tu r n o n t h e T V d i sp la y.
If the TV display cannot sense a video signal and is working correctly, the floating "Dell - SelfTest Feature Check" dialog box appears on the screen (against a black background).
While in self-test mode, the power light remains blue and the self-test pattern scrolls through
the screen continually. This box also appears during normal system operation if the video
cable becomes disconnected or damaged.
4
Turn off your TV display and reconnect the video cable; then turn on both your computer and
the TV display. If your TV display screen remains blank, the problem may be with your
computer or graphic card.
See your computer documentation for more information.
Problems When Using the TV Display as a Monitor
NOTE: You can only connect your computer to the TV display using a VGA connector.
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ProblemPossible Solution
The picture is off-centered or too small1
Use
Auto Adjust
enter the OSD, select
Adjust
.
2
Check the optimal resolution settings.
to check the
Image Settings
Image Settings
. Press
Menu
, and then select
to
Auto
You may need to download a new video driver. For more
information, go to
support.dell.com
.
NOTE: Some older video cards may not support the resolution
settings for the TV display.
No audio1
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PIP/POP/PBP not working 1
No videoNOTE: If you see a self-test, it means there is a problem with
Ensure the green audio cable is connected to audio connector
on the TV display and on the computer. For the location of the
connector on the TV display, see "Using the VGA Connector" on
page 59. See your computer documentation for the location of
connectors on your computer.
Do not connect the audio cable to the headphone jack.
2
Ensure the volume on the computer is not muted.
3
Verify that sound on your computer is working by checking the
speakers. See your computer documentation for information on
troubleshooting your computer.
4
Disconnect the TV display from the computer and test to see if
the TV display volume works.
Ensure the settings in the OSD are properly set. Press
enter the OSD, and select
2
Swap the video and audio source.
PIP/POP/PBP
.
Menu
your video card or you are using the wrong input source.
1
Ensure the TV display is turned on.
2
Verify that all the cables are properly connected to the TV
display, including the power cable.
3
Check to see if there is a blue or amber light on the lower, righthand corner of the TV display. A blue light indicates the TV
display is on. An amber light, means the TV display is in power
save mode.
4
Ensure
VGA
is selected in the
Input Select
menu. See "Input
Select Menu" on page 66 for more information.
5
Reconnect the computer.
6
Connect another device that you know is working properly.
7
Reset the original factory defaults. Press
control, select
Setup
, and then select
Menu
on the remote
Factory Reset
.
to
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Specifications for Your TV Display
GeneralW1900
Model numberW1900 LCD TV display
Display typeTFT COLOR Normally Black PVA-Premium LCD
Screen size19 inch panel (19-inch viewable image size)
Viewable area412.80
Image aspect ratioWide screen
Video Display Capabilities480i
Additional Features:
SAP capable
Teletext capable
x
247.68 mm
(16.25inches x 9.75 inches)
15:9 resolution
16:9 aspect ratio
480p
720p
1080i
576i (where available)
576p (where available)
Ye s
(where available)
Ye s
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Physical DimensionW1900
Display (with stand (max.))418 x 603.7 x 167.85 mm
(16.5 x 23.8 x 6.6 inches)
Display (with stand (min.))333 x 603.7 x 167.85 mm
(13.1 x 23.8 x 6.6 inches)
Display (no stand)311 x 603.7 x 95.2 mm
(12.2 x 23.8 x 3.75inches)
With SpeakersNon-detachable
Weight (with stand)10 kg/22.05lbs (est)
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Tilt+5/-15 degrees
Swivel+/- 45 degrees
Native Resolution1280 x 768 (WXGA)
HDTV CapableYes
Picture-In-Picture
Picture-In-Picture (PIP)Yes
Picture-Outside-Picture (POP)Yes
Picture-By-Picture (PBP)Yes
Number of Tunersone analog
Brightness (typical)450 nits (typical)
Contrast Ratio600:1 (typical)
Response time (Tr:Tf)16 ms, 9ms (typical)
Viewing Angle
Horizontal+/- 85 degrees
Vertical+/- 85 degrees
Inputs
Video
Composite (CVBS)
S-Video
Component
TV In (coaxial)
Audio (L+R)
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one (side)
one (side)
two (bottom)
one (bottom)
five pair
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Inputs
DVI (for use with a video device)
Computer
VGA (for use as computer monitor)
DVI(for use as computer monitor)
Audio (mini stereo jack)
Outputs
Video
Composite (CVBS)
Audio (L+R)
Headphone
Audio
EffectsSRS TruSurround XT
Speakers (integrated)7 watts/channel
Additional Features
Video
Composite (CVBS)
Audio (L+R)
Headphone
one(bottom)
one (bottom)
one (bottom)
one (bottom)
one (side)
one pair
one (side)
Midnight Mode
7 +7 watts total
one (bottom)
one pair
one (side)
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Index
A
About
side connectors 47
side panel buttons 47
TV 47
Adjust 67
brightness 67
color 67
Antenna 56
aspect ratio 69
Audio 67
B
Button
lock 70
unlock 70
Buttons
channel up and down 48
channels 62
Enter 62
Input Source 48
OSD 48
PIP 62
power 48
remote control 62
Side panel 48
volume 48, 62
C
Cables 51
Channel 70
Channel Setup 70
Coaxial 56
Component 57
Connecting an Antenna 56
Connecting Cable TV
coaxial 56
Connecting devices
Cable TV box 53
camcorder 53
computer 53
DVD player 53
VCR 53
Connectors 49
AV1 49
AV2 49
AV3 50
AV4 50
AV5 50
coaxial 50, 53
component 50, 53, 57
composite 53
DVI 50, 53, 58
location of 50
power 50
quality 53
side panel 49
S-Video 53, 57
VGA 50
D
DVI 58
F
Factory settings
restore 70
H
headphones 49
I
Input Select
Input sources 66
Input Source 62
rename 70
IR receiver 47
M
Midnight Mode 67
Monitor 59
O
On-Screen Display 65
OSD 62, 65
appearance of 70
Audio 67
Channel Setup 70
Input Select 66
language 66
Main Menu 65
Index85
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messages 78
PBP 68
Picture 67
PIP 68
POP 68
remote control 65
setup 70
sleep timer 70
using 65
S
Self Test 79
setup 70
Sleep Timer 70
Specifications 81
SRS 67
S-Video 57
P
Package contents 51
Picture-By-Picture 68
Picture-In-Picture 68
Picture-Outside-Picture 68
Power indicator
amber light 47
blue light 47
Power light
amber 47
blue 47
Problems
remote control 79
TV 73
R
Remote control 65
batteries 61
buttons 62
Learning remote 64
problems with 79
using 61
T
Teletext
OSD 71
remote control 71
teletext
OSD 71
Troubleshooting 73
computer 79
general problems 74
monitor 79
OSD 78
remote control 79
self test 79
TV
connectors 53
location 53
set up 53
U
Universal remote 64
V
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VGA 59
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