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Contents
About this guide..........................................................................v
Who should use this guide?...............................................................v
How should I use this guide? ............................................................v
What about text conventions?..........................................................vi
Setting up your monitor..............................................................1
Check the carton contents.................................................................2
Attach the stand................................................................................2
Get acquainted..................................................................................4
Connect the monitor.........................................................................6
Looking at features ..................................................................... 9
Plug and Play..................................................................................10
This guide describes how to set up and use your new NEC C Series
monitor.
Who should use this guide?
We’ve written this guide for anyone who wants to learn about using
the NEC C Series monitor.
How should I use this guide?
We suggest that you read:
“Setting up your monitor” for a list of what comes in the
carton with your monitor and for directions on connecting the
monitor.
“Looking at features” for descriptions of the special features
that are built into your monitor.
“Adjusting the monitor” for directions on using the monitor’s
control buttons and the On-Screen Display.
“Solving problems” to find the likely solution if you encounter
a problem.
“Working safely” for the precautions you should take when
using any equipment, and for tips on setting up a healthy and
comfortable environment.
“Monitor specifications” for details about the characteristics
and capabilities of your monitor.
About this guide v
What about text conventions?
This guide uses the following text conventions.
Warnings, cautions, and notes have the following meanings:
!
Warnings alert you to situations that could result in serious
personal injury or loss of life.
Cautions indicate situations that can damage the hardware
or software.
WARNING
!
CAUTION
material being described.
vi About this guide
Note:
Names of keyboard keys are printed as they appear on the
keyboard, for example,
Text or keystrokes that you enter appear in boldface type. For
example, type
Mouse input is a single click of the left mouse button unless
indicated otherwise.
Notes give important information about the
return
Ctrl, Alt,
and press
Enter
or
Enter
.
.
Setting up your monitor
Your NEC C Series color monitor is easy to set up. See the following
sections to:
check out the items that come in the carton
attach the monitor stand to the monitor
get acquainted with the features on the front and rear of the
monitor
connect the monitor to your computer.
Setting up your monitor 1
Check the carton contents
In addition to this guide, the carton contains the following items:
NEC C Series color monitor
monitor stand
power cable
signal cable
registration card (please fill out and return as soon as
possible).
Make sure you have these items before you attach the monitor stand
and set up the monitor. Please save the original box and packing
materials in case you ever need to transport or ship the monitor.
Attach the stand
Your NEC C Series monitor comes with a stand that allows you to
adjust the monitor horizontally and vertically for optimum viewing.
Use the following steps to attach the stand to the monitor.
1.
Make sure your monitor is powered off and all cables are
disconnected.
2.
Place the monitor face down on a flat, smooth, clean, and
stable surface.
Use care to avoid scratching the monitor screen.
Position the monitor with the base facing towards you.
2 Setting up your monitor
3.
Align the hooks on the stand with the hook slots in the base of
the monitor (see the following figure).
Be sure the arrow on the stand is pointing towards the front of
the monitor.
4.
Insert the hooks into the slots and slide the stand towards the
front of the monitor until the stand locks in place.
If you ever need to remove the stand, press in the release latch
and slide the stand up and off the hook slots.
Attaching the monitor stand
5.
Carefully set the monitor upright on your work surface.
Setting up your monitor 3
Get acquainted
You can find features on the front of the monitor for powering on and
adjusting the video image. Additional control buttons are located
behind the front panel door.
4 Setting up your monitor
Locating front features
The following figure shows the location of the power cable socket
and signal cable connector on the rear of the monitor.
Locating rear features
Setting up your monitor 5
Connect the monitor
Your NEC C Series monitor has a signal cable and a power cable that
need to be connected to your computer and a power source.
Use the following steps to connect the signal and power cables.
Note:
computer to locate the monitor connector on the computer.
1.
Make sure your computer is powered off.
2.
Connect the signal cable (see the following figure).
See the documentation that comes with your
Remove the protective cap from each connector on the
signal cable.
Locate the connector marked with a C (for computer).
Carefully align the connector with the VGA video port on
your computer and plug it into the port. Tighten the two
connector screws.
Carefully align and plug the other connector into the rear
of your monitor. Tighten the two connector screws.
3.
Connect one end of the power cable to the monitor and the
other end to a properly grounded power outlet.
6 Setting up your monitor
Connecting the signal and power cables
4.
Press the power button on your monitor.
5.
Power on your computer.
Setting up your monitor 7
Looking at features
Your NEC C Series monitor includes a host of features that enhance
performance, ensure your comfort, save power, and let you maximize
your multimedia applications.
Just plug your monitor into a Plug and Play compatible system and
it’s automatically ready to provide optimal performance.
The unlimited color palette and non-glare screen provide a crisp,
detailed image.
Looking at features 9
Your color monitor has the following features:
Plug and Play capability
contemporary ergonomic design
optimized power management system
reduced magnetic field technology
multiple frequency technology
color management with the On-Screen Display (OSD).
Plug and Play
Plug and Play is the Microsoft solution with Windows 95 that
provides automatic peripheral connections without confusing and
time-consuming setup. When used with a Plug and Play compatible
system and display board, the NEC C Series monitor automatically
tells the system its identification and capabilities. The system then
selects its highest resolution and refresh rate to take advantage of the
capabilities of your monitor.
Ergonomic design
The NEC C Series monitor has been designed to enhance human
ergonomics (human and earth conditions), which improve the
working environment, protect the health of the user, and save money.
The color monitor has a tilt/swivel stand so you can adjust it fully for
maximum comfort. It has a high-resolution, flicker-free screen that
can be adjusted using an easy-to-use screen display.
The ergonomic principles used in the monitor design parallel the strict
European standards of power management and reduced emissions and
the requirements in the TCO (Swedish Confederation of Professional
Employees) Agreement on Environmental Labeling 1992.
10 Looking at features
Optimized power management
The NEC C Series monitor uses an optimized power management
system. This is an innovative power-saving feature that complies with
both the EPA’s Energy Star requirements and Europe’s
TCONUTEK’s power management requirements. Energy Star
products use less than 30 watts when in the main power-saving mode.
The NUTEK specification 803299 requires automatic power down to
less than 30 watts in the suspend mode and less than 8 watts in the off
mode.
When in the maximum power-down mode, the monitor consumes
approximately 10% of the total power drawn under normal operation.
This innovation adds up to 90% energy savings, longer monitor life,
environmental protection, reduced emissions, and reduced air
conditioning costs of the work environment.
Reduced emissions
The NEC C Series monitor incorporates reduced magnetic field
technology to reduce magnetic and alternating electric field emissions
and static electricity.
NEC monitors follow the strictest magnetic field, alternating electric
field, and electrostatic recommendations of the Swedish Board for
Technical accreditation.
SWEDAC (previously known as MPR, National Board for
Measurement and Testing) specifies maximum recommended values
of electric and magnetic fields. The NEC C Series monitor conforms
to SWEDAC’s MPR 1990:8 (MPR II) methods, which is one of the
most restrictive guidelines in the world.
Looking at features 11
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