LG FM77NC Product Manual
Thank
you
for
purchasing
a
high
resolution
monitor.
It
will
give
you
high
resolution
performance
and
convenient
reliable
operation
in
a
variety
of
video
operating
modes.
Features
The
monitor
is
a
17
inches
(16.0
inches
viewable
)
intelligent,
microprocessor
based
monitor
compatible
with
most
analog
RGB
(Red,
Green,
Blue)
display
standards,
including
IBM
PC,
PS/2,
Apple,
Macintosh,
Centris,
Quadra,
and
Macintosh
II
family.
We
accomplished
to
adapt
the
fusion
design
and
technology
to
the
monitor.
Soft
touch
buttons
on
the
front
panel
are
simple
and
allow
you
to
conveniently
adjust
a
variety
of
image
controls.
The
absolute
flat
screen
and
screen
surface
treatment
eliminate
distracting
glares.
USB(Universal
Serial
Bus)
ports
at
the
side
of
the
monitor
are
prepared
for
the
USB
cable
and
hub.
You
can
easily
and
flexibly
connect
USB
-
designed
devices-such
as
a
mouse,
keyboard
or
printer-
to
the
monitor
for
true
Plug
and
Play
function.
This
monitor
provides
audio
function.
Thanks
to
built
in
audio
function
in
the
speaker,
you
can
easily
separate
speakers
from
the
monitor
and
place
them
where
you
want.
Digitally
controlled
auto-scanning
is
done
with
the
micro-processor
for
horizontal
scan
frequencies
between
30
and
70kHz,
and
vertical
scan
frequencies
between
50-160Hz.
This
monitor
is
capable
of
producing
a
maximum
horizontal
resolution
of
1280
dots
and
a
maximum
vertical
resolution
of
1024
lines.
Plug
and
play
capability
if
supported
by
your
system.
This
monitor
has
DDC
2B
function.*
Compliant
with
the
following
regulated
specifications
:*
-
EPA
ENERGY
STAR
-
Swedish
MPR
II
-
Swedish
TCO'95
*For
detailed
information,
please
refer
to
the
Reference
Guide
provided
.
Connecting
the
Monitor
A2
To
set
up
the
monitor,
ensure
that
the
power
is
turned
off
to
the
monitor,
computer
system,
and
other
attached
devices,
then
follow
these
steps:
Connect
the
speakers
as
described
in
below
picture.
Connect
the
15
pin
VGA
connector
of
the
supplied
signal
cable
to
the
output
VGA
video
connector
on
the
PC
and
the
matching
input
connector
on
the
rear
of
the
monitor.
The
connectors
will
mate
only
one
way.
If
you
cannot
attach
the
cable
easily,
turn
the
connector
upside
down
and
try
again.
When
mated,
tighten
the
thumbscrews
to
secure
the
connection.
Locate
the
appropriate
MAC
to
VGA
adapter
block
at
your
local
computer
store.
This
adapter
changes
the
high
density
3
row
15
pin
VGA
connector
to
the
correct
15
pin
2
row
connection
to
mate
with
your
MAC.
Attach
the
other
end
of
the
signal
cable
to
the
side
of
the
adapter
block
with
3
rows.
Connect
the
attached
adapter
block/signal
cable
to
the
video
output
on
your
MAC.
One
end
of
the
AC
power
cord
is
connected
into
the
AC
power
connector
on
the
back
of
the
monitor.
The
other
end
is
plugged
into
a
properly
grounded
three-prong
AC
outlet.
Power
ON
the
PC,
then
the
monitor.
If
you
see
the
SELF
DIAGNOSTICS
message,
check
the
signal
cable
and
connectors.
After
using
the
system,
power
OFF
the
monitor,
then
the
PC.
MIC
OUT
AUD
N
FLATRON
F
ATRON
Power
Cord
Signal
Cable
D-15P
Audio
In
Mic
Out
IBM
PC
MACINTOSH
D-15P
Mac
Adapter
*
NOTE
:
For
Apple
Macintosh
use,
a
separate
plug
adapter
is
needed
to
change
the
15
pin
high
density
(3
row)
D-sub
VGA
connector
on
the
supplied
cable
to
a
15
pin
2
row
connector.
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
2'
2
2'
USB
(Universal
Serial
Bus)
is
an
innovation
in
connecting
your
different
desktop
peripherals
conveniently
to
your
computer.
By
using
the
USB,
you
will
be
able
to
connect
your
mouse,
keyboard,
printer,
and
other
peripherals
to
your
monitor
instead
of
having
to
connect
them
to
your
computer.
This
will
give
you
greater
flexibility
in
setting
up
your
system.
USB
allows
you
to
connect
chain
up
to
120
devices
on
a
single
USB
port,
and
you
can
"hot"
plug
(attach
them
while
the
computer
is
running)
or
unplug
them
while
maintaining
Plug
and
Play
auto
detection
and
configuration.
This
monitor
has
an
integrated
self-powered
USB
hub,
allowing
up
to
4
other
USB
devices
to
be
attached
it.
USB
connection
1.
Connect
the
upstream
port
of
the
monitor
to
the
downstream
port
of
the
USB
compliant
PC
or
another
hub
using
the
USB
cable
(Computer
must
have
a
USB
port).
2.
Connect
the
USB
compliant
peripherals
to
the
downstream
ports
of
the
monitor.
A3
Making
use
of
USB
(Universal
Serial
Bus)
Feature
USB
Upstream
connector
USB
Downstream
connector
USB
upstream
Port
USB
downstream
Ports
connect
the cables
from
USB
compliant
peripherals-such
as
keyboard,
mouse,
printer,
scanner,
etc
To
USB
downstream
port
of
the
USB
compliant
PC
or
another
hub
cable
keyboard
printer
mouse
etc.
Making
use
of
USB
(Universal
Serial
Bus)
Feature
A4
OSD
SET
Example
of
connection
keyboard
printer
scanner
monitor
computer
mouse
USB
standard
Downstream
power
supply
Communication
speed
USB
port
Rev.
1.1
complied
self-powered
hub
500mA
for
each
(MAX)
12
Mbps
(full),
1.5
Mbps
(low)
1
Upstream
port
4
Downstream
ports
NOTE
To
activate
the
USB
hub
function,
the
monitor
must
be
connected
to
a
USB
compliant
PC(OS)
or
another
hub
with
the
USB
cable(enclosed).
When
connecting
the
USB
cable,
check
that
the
shape
of
the
connector
at
the
cable
side
matches
the
shape
at
the
connecting
side.
When
the
monitor
is
not
plugged
into
an
electric
socket,
the
peripherals
connected
to
the
downstream
ports
will
not
operate.
Even
if
the
monitor
is
in
a
power
saving
mode,
USB
compliant
devices
will
function
when
they
are
connected
the
USB
ports(both
the
upstream
and
downstream)
of
the
monitor.
USB
specifications
A5
Location
and
Function
of
Controls
Rear
View
Front
View
OSD
SET
MIC
OUT
AUD
N
FLATRON
FLATRON
Audio
In
Headphone
Jack
Speaker
Jack
Mic
Out
Front
Panel
Controls
USB
ports
Speaker
Jack
Speaker
Speaker
D-Sub
Signal
Cable
AC
Power
Socket
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