Panasonic TX-D7F21 User Manual [en, es, fr]

Operating instructions

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Manuai de Instrucciones

Multi-Scan Color Monitor

MODEL TX-D7F21

Panasonic

These Operating Instructions are for units for sale and use in

the United States of America and Canada only.

Read these instructions completely before operating this display monitor.

IMPORTANT NOTICE CONCERNING POWER CORD SELECTION

The power cord for this unit has been packed separately and has been selected according to the country of destination and must be used to prevent electric shock. Use the following guidelines if it is necessary to replace the original cord set.

The female receptacle of the cord set must meet CEE-22 requirements and will look like Figure 1:

For the United States and Canada

In the United States and Canada the male plug is a NEMA 5-15 style {Figure 2) and is UL listed and CSA labelled. For units which are mounted on a desk or table, type SVT or SJT cord sets may be used. For units which sit on the floor, only SJT type cord sets may be used. The cord set must be selected according to the current rating for your unit. Please consult Table A for the selection criteria for power cords used in the United States and Canada. (The cord set is marked with its Cord Type.)

For European Countries: In Europe you must use a cord set which is appropriate for the receptacles in your country.

The cord set is HAR-Certifled, and the mark 4 HAR ^ will appear on the outer sheath, or on the insulation of one of the inner conductors.

If you have any questions concerning the proper power cord to use, please consult with the dealer from whom you purchased your unit.

Table A

Cord Type Size of Conductors In Cord SJT

SVT

18AWG 16AWG 12Amps 14AWG 12Amps

18AWG 10Amps 17AWG 12Amps

Figure 1

Maximum Current Rating of Unit 10Amps

Federal Communications Commission Requirements

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B digital devices, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable 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 communications. 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 and receiver.

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

connected.

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

FCC Warning:

To assure continued FCC compliance, the user must use the provided grounded power supply cord and shielded interface cable with bonded ferrite cores. Also, any unauthorized changes or

modifications to this monitor would void the user’s authority to operate this device.

As an Energy Star* partner, Panasonic Computer Peripheral Company has determined that this product meets the Energy Star* guidelines for energy efficiency.

A A

To avoid the risk of severe eiectricai shock inciuding death, do not remove covers (or back) of monitor. No user serviceabie parts are inside. Refer servicing to quaiified service personnel.

Danger

To prevent ris Never place any object on the monitor, AC line cord, or cause the cords to make

sharp bends, or otherwise do anything that can affect the integrity of the cords. Always remove the line cord from the socket by holding the plug, not the cord.

Do not place anything containing any liquid (even a wet or damp cloth) on the monitor as the introduction of fluids can create an electrical hazard. Do not expose the monitor to rain or moisture.

Do not place the monitor with less than the recommended clearance (see Precautions, 1 Installation Page 2). Do not block the ventilation openings with anything. Do not insert any objects into the ventilation openings.

Warnings

k of eiectric shock and possibie fire:

Customer’s Record

The serial number of this product is printed on its back cover label.

Note this serial number in the space provided and retain this booklet as a permanent record of

your purchase to aid in identification of the unit in the event of theft or loss.

Model number : TX-D7F21 Serial number :

Table of Contents

IMPOFfTANT NOTICE CONCERNING POWER CORD SELECTION

Federal Communications Commission Requirements.......................................ii

Danger...............................................................................................................1

Warnings............................................................................................................1

Customer’s Record............................................................................................1

Table of Contents...............................................................................................1

Precautions 1)lnstallation...................................................................................2

Precautions 2)Usage..........................................................................................2

Precautions 3)Product Care...............................................................................2

Features..............................................................................................................3

Specifications......................................................................................................4

Installation...........................................................................................................5

Pin Assignment...................................................................................................6

External View......................................................................................................7

On-Screen Adjustment.......................................................................................8

Operation ...........................................................................................................9

Power Management System ...........................................................................13

Memories..........................................................................................................13

Timing Specifications........................................................................................14

Trouble Shooting ..............................................................................................17

Technical Support ............................................................................................18

Index ................................................................................................................18

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Precautions

1) Installation

• Install the monitor in a well ventilated place. Avoid exposing to direct sunlight, a heater, or any other heat source. Heat will adversely affect the cabinets and the parts inside.

• Position the display unit so that the holes in the cabinet will not be blocked during use.

• Keep the display unit away from the kitchen, bathroom, washing machine, or other sources of exposure to water, steam or moisture.

• In order to use the display unit safely, use only the supplied AC Power cord. The AC Power cord must be used with a properly grounded and polarized power supply socket. The AC Power cord supplied is for the USA (UL) and Canada (CSA) for use with the display unit. For use in other countries, make sure the AC Power cord meets the safety standards of the country.

• Place the AC Power cord where it will not be subject to stress.

• Use only Panasonic provided accessories or the exact equivalent.

2) Usage

• The monitor power switch does not completely turn off the AC Power to the monitor’s circuits and places the monitor into a stand-by mode, which consumes about 0.1 W. This stand-by mode gives no operation until the power switch is turned ON. To totally remove power, the AC Power cord must be disconnected completely.

• Pulling on the AC Power cord or VGA Signal Cable can damage the display unit (monitor) and can cause the unit to fall and possibly cause personal injury.

• Receiving trouble. If there is a television set or other display unit nearby, keep your display unit as far away from it as possible. Mutual interference can cause image distortion or noise.

• Long exposure to rubber or vinyl products can stains the cabinet.

• Keep the monitor from physical shock when moving. Be careful of the Cathode Ray Tube (CRT).

• Do not place anything on the monitor.

• Also take good care of the AC Power cord: Do not place any objects on the AC Power cord. Do not attempt to extend, shorten or

tie it into a knot.

3) Product Care

• Prior to cleaning your display unit, disconnect the AC Power cord and the VGA Signal

Cable from the display unit.

• Use a clean, soft, dry cloth to clean the outside of the monitor or the CRT surface. If the monitor or CRT surface is very dirty, wet a clean, soft cloth with neutral detergent (such as dishwashing detergent) and water, squeeze it tight until almost dry, wipe the monitor or CRT surface with it, and finish by wiping with a clean dry cloth. Do not use

any solvents.

• Do not rub or strike the monitor with anything hard or harsh as this may scratch, mar or

damage the monitor permanently.

• Do not use a chemical duster or polish-cleaner because it can adversely affect the unit and peel the paint coat.

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Digital adjustment using the On-Screen Display

• The on-screen menu is available in 3 languages. French, English, or Spanish can be selected.

• Custom adjustments can be made quickly and easily through the on-screen menu utilizing four buttons on the front panel.

• The on-screen main menu ailovirs these adjustments to be made easily by scrolling through the Icons to select an adjustment menu. The choice bar is located at the bottom of the main menu and it shows the currently selected adjustment menu's name.

• Set the on-screen menus at any one of six location on the display screen. The Plug & Play E70 is a DDC 1/2B* compatible monitor that uses VESA* (Video Electronics Standards

Association) DDC ^{Display Data Channel) standard. This allows the E70 to Inform a compatible host of its capabilities which meet the Microsoft* / Intel* Plug & Play Definition used by vyindows*95.

Power Management

• A power management circuit conforming to the VESA DPMS standard is incorporated into the monitor. Power consumption of the monitor can be lowered when using it in combination with a video board that meets the DPMS standard.

• This product conforms to the Energy Star* program. As an Energy Star? partner, Panasonic Computer Peripheral Company has determined that this product meets the Energy Star* guidelines for energy efficiency.

Environmentally Friendly

• Alt the plastic parts are recyclable.

Low emissions and static prevention

• The display unit meets the strict Swedish (SWEDAC) MPR II guidelines for lower ELF and VLF magnetic fields and alternating electric fields.

• Anti-static coating of the cathode ray tube (CRT) reduces electrostatic charge buildup. This prevents electrostatic shocks when touching the CRT screen and reduces dust buildup.

Color adjusting function

• The white reference color temperature is 9300K + 8 MPCD, 7500K, 6500K, 5000K, or a User Color can be selected. For example, the monitor colors can be adjusted to match the colors of output generated on a color printer.

• The white balance of an image can be adjusted as desired by individual adjustment of the red(R) and green(G) and blue(B) signals. This feature enables color matching.

PanaSync digital multi-scan

• Horizontal frequencies of 30 kHz to 70 kHz and vertical frequencies of 50 Hz to 160 Hz can be automatically tracked. The display unit is suited to VGA, SVGA, VESA, and high-resolution video boards of

1280(H) x1024(V)/60 Hz.

• Eight timing (1 preset and 7 reservation) selections have been preset by the factory for image size and

position. In addition there are 13 user programmable selections of timing.

Self-test menu

• The display unit can be checked via the self-test menu displayed on the screen. This menu can be

accessed without a computer.

DQ-DAF Electron Gun with Hyperbolic focus compensation circuit

• The exclusive DQ-DAF electron gun with a hyperbolic focus compensation circuit that controls the electron

beam is combined with an invar mask to display fine images over the entire area on the 17 inch (16.0inch/40.6cm viewable), 0.27 mm dot pitch (H: 0.236 mm x V: 0.137 mm), flat and square screen.

10) Other features

• Automatic selection of synchronized input signals (separate or composite).

• An ergonomically designed tilt and swivel base to complement virtually any office design. The pan angle is

90 degrees to the right and left, and the tilt angle is 13 degrees up and 4 degrees down.

* VESA DDC

The E70 is a VESA DDC 1/2B type of display. The E70 is capable of continuously transmitting its EDID

(Extended Display Identification) using a uni-directional DDC 1 communications channel. In addition, the E70 can respond to a request for EDID, or complete VDIF (Video Display Interface), to be transmitted using DDC 2, Level B commands.

The EDID data contains the display identity and the basic display specifications. The VDIF data contains full

display specifications as defined in the VESA VDIF standard. If a DDC 2 capable host is detected by the E70, it will switch to a bi-directional DDC 2 communications channel. As required by the VESA DDC standard, once the E70 has switched from DDC 1 to DDC 2 it is incapable of switching from DDC 2 back to DDC 1 unless the power is turned off.

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Specifications

CRT Size

Dot-pitch Phosphor/Glass RGB short persistence (Hi-EV RED) Crystal pigment/Dark Tint Surface treatment

Input signals Video signaling

Signal level 0.7 Vp-p (without sync, signal), 1.0 Vp-p (with sync, signal) Sync signal

Horizontal Frequency Range

Vertical Frequency Range

Preset mode

Video Maximum Pixel Clock

Resolution Viewable Image Size Factory preset (H X V, Diagonal) Full scan (Typical)

Display Color Connectors Video Signal

Power supply Input power Power consumption

Controls Front Power ON/OFF, |T|, a, B, ¡2} keys

On-Screen Display

Tilt/swivel

Dimensions ,(W x H x D)

Weight (monitor only) Approvals

Standard ,

Environmental conditions

Operating Temperature

Humidity

Altitude

Storage Temperature

Humidity

Altitude

Windows*95 Plug & Play

Note:

*The on-screen image may flicker if the display Is operated with the Vertical freq. under 60 Hz .

‘‘Depends on signal timing used, see page 14 .

‘“Number of colors depends on the Video Board used, memory installed, and RAMDAC

{Random Access Memory Digital to Analog Converter),

Specifications and design are subject to change without notice. This product may be subject to export regulations.

17“ CRT (16.0V40.6 cm Viewable Image Size) Flat Square

0.27 mm (H: 0.236 mm x V: 0.137 mm)

Advanced AGRAS (Anti-Glare, anti-Reflective and Anti-Static) Coat RGB analog

HA/ separate (TTL level), H/V composite (TTL level), Sync - on - Green is not available. Allowable Frequency Range: 30.0 kHz to 70.0 kHz Allowable Frequency Range: 50.0 Hz to 160.0 Hz

1 preset and 7 reservation (See page 15) 108 MHz (typ.) 1280 dots(H) X 1024 lines (V) at 60 Hz‘

11.81" X 8.86", 14.8" Diagonal “

12.80" X 9.60", 16.0" Diagonal “

Analog input, unlimited number of colors “*

15-pin mini D-Sub connector (female pins) CEE 22 type 3-pin connector AC 100-120 V (50/60 Hz) 95W typ. / < 15W stand-by, < 8W sleep mode (See page 13)

Contrast, Brightness, Size & Pos (H. Position, H. Size, V. Position, V. Size), Geometry (V. Pincushion, Side Pincushion Balance, Trapezoid, Parallelogram), Rotation (Tilt), Color Temp. (9300K + 8 MPCD, 7500 K, 6500K, 5000K, User Ctolor adjustment). Recall, Video Level select (0.7V/1.0V), Language select (French, English, Spanish), OSD Position, Degauss, Signal, Monitor Self Test

13“ up, 4“ down, 90“ each to right and left (15.9“ X 15.9" X 16.7") 405 mm X 404.5 mm x 425 mm

15.8 kg (34.7 lbs)

UL1950, CSA 22.2 No.950, DHHS,

FCC Class B, MPRII, NUTEK. VESA DPMS / Energy Star«

1 detachable signal cable for VGA,SVGA.

1 detachable AC power supply cord. Operating Instructions, Warranty card

0 to 35*C (32 to 95*F) 5 to 90% (no condensation)

10,000 ft

-20 to + 60*C (-4 to 140“F) 5 to 90% (no condensation) 40,000 ft

VESA DDC1/2B meets Windows*95 Plug & Play Requirements

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Installation

^Connecting Procedures

Turn off your computer. Connect the signal connectors as shown below. Turn the monitor on, then turn on the computer,

A. IBM PS/2 or compatible models

Rear view

(D Connect the supplied signal cable to the monitor’s port.

(2) Connect the AC Power cord to the monitor CE22 connector on the rear of the monitor.

(D Connect the other end of the AC Power cord to a grounded power outlet.

15'pin mini D-Sub cable

B. Apple computer

Use a UNIMAC-82D MAC adapter.

Panasonic MAC adapter If you need an adapter and one Is not provided by your dealer, call 1-000 PANASYS (1-800-726-2797).

u" *

yd DDD

IDI 0- “3* 9

^ MAC adapter

r—Caution:

To prevent the cable from coming loose, the cable connectors must be securely fastened with screws.

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^Connection of AC Power Supply

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Precaution:

• In order to use the display unit safely, use a power cord that is properly grounded.

• AC Power cord for the following countries are supplied in the same package.

For use in other countries, make sure the AC Power cord meets the safety standards of each country.

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U.S.A

.........

Canada

......

CSA

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Pin Assignment

Follow the instructions below to connect the E70 to a computer.

A. Signal connector: 15-pin mini D-Sub (PS/2 or PC/AT compatible model)

Connect the signal cable to the 15-pin mini D-Sub connector on the computer.

B. Signal connector:i5-pin D-Sub (Applecomputer)

Convert a MAC 15-pin D-Sub connector to a 15-pin mini D-Sub connector using a Panasonic MAC adapter, and connect it to the 15-pin mini D-Sub connector on the display unit.

< REAR PANEL >

Pin assignments of 15-pin mini D-Sub connector

Pin number

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8

9 10 11

Red video signal Green video signal Blue video signal Ground Ground* Ground for Red video signal Ground for Green video signal Ground for Blue video signal Unused Ground Ground

Signal name

12 SDA* (Bi-directional Data)

13 14 15

“VESA"s Display Data Channel (DDC) Standard.

Horizontal sync, signal Vertical sync, signal SCL* (Data Clock)

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External View

Dimensions

Width : 405 mm (15.9") Height: 404.5mm (15.9") Depth : 425 mm (16.7") Base diameter: <j> 240 mm( ^ 9.4") Height without stand : 373 mm (14.7")

405

Pan/Tilt range

Up Down Left, right

13 degrees

4 degrees

90 degrees each

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On-Screen Adjustment

[Basic operation]

• For a detailed description of the functions of the Q] key, left key, right key, and ¡2} key, refer to page 9-12.

** Since contrast is the most commonly adjusted parameter, we have provided direct

access to this menu item. By pressing the 9 or B key during normal operation the contrast menu is displayed instantly.

m ib

Note: The monitor power switch does not completely turn off the AC Power to the monitor's

circuits and piaces the monitor into a stand-by mode, which consumes about 0.1 W. This stand-by mode gives no operation until the povrer switch is turned ON.

To totally remove power, the AC Power cord must be disconnected completely.

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Operation

< On-Screen Display>

Monitor Self Test

Figure A

No Signal

fH —.—kHz fV —Hz

Figure B

Error

fH 74.9kHz fV 60.0 Hz

3 Contrast adjustment

Contrast

100

3 ^

Brightness adjustment

Brightness

Q> ^ '

Adjust the screen contrast to match the brightness level in the room. Press the H key to make the image darker, the B key to make it lighter. Pressing the H] key toggles between brightness and contrast. Direct operation: Even if the menu screen does not appear, the contrast can be adjusted by pressing the H or B key. Contrast adjusts the white level. * If the a and B keys are pressed at the same

time on the Contrast adjustment screen, the

maximum level (100) will be set.

Adjust the brightness to match the brightness level in the room. Press the 3 key to make the background darker, the B key to make it lighter.

Pressing the H] key toggles between brightness and contrast. Brightness adjusts the black level. * If the a and B keys are pressed at the same

time on the Brightness adjustment screen, the standard level (50) will be set.

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< On-Screen Display>

Size & Pos.

< Function and Operation>

Press the [D key to select the HorizonU

Vertical Size adjustments.

Ш=| Horizontal Position

adjustment

H . Position

[Qi Э Q Ш

Horizontal Size

adjustment

H . Size

[dS Э CH

Q Vertical Position

adjustment

V. Position

[d S 1^ Ш - Ш

i\ Position / Horizontal Size / Vertical Position /

The horizontal position of the image can be adjusted. Press the Э key to move it to the left, the В key to move it to the right.

* Press the Ш key to save the adjustment.

The horizontal size of the image can be adjusted.

Press the H key to make the image smaller, the

B key to make it larger. Then press the H] key to

save the adjustment. * Setting the image in the center of the screen will

make the size adjustment easier.

The vertical position of the image can be

adjusted. Press the a key to move it downward, the B key to move it upward.

* Press the Ul key to save the adjustment.

m Vertical Size adjustment

Cd H S Ш : tl]

FU Geometry

Press the [H key to select the Vertical Pincushion / Side Pincushion Balance / Trapezoid

/ Parallelogram adjustments.

ГТ Vertical Pincushion adjustment

V. Pincushion

Oa Q/7 -[1

The vertical size of the image can be adjusted.

Press the 3 key to make the image smaller, the B key to make it larger. Then press the D] key to

save the adjustment. * Setting the image in the center of the screen

will make the size adjustment easier.

The image can be corrected for Pin / Barrel

distortion. Press the a key to decrease the Pin / Barrel distortion of the image, the B key

to increase it.

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< On-Screen Display> < Function and Operation>

Q Side Pincushion Balance

Side Pin. Bal.

UCLC^O -m

r\ Trapezoid adjustment

T ra pezo i d

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[J Parallelogram adjustment

Parallelogram 50

Oa QZ7 :

Ol Rotation (Image tilt)

adjustment

Rotation

The image can be corrected for barrel balance distortion. Press the 3 key to expand to the left of the image, the B key to expand to the right it.

The image can be corrected for trapezoidal distortion. Press the 3 key to make the top edge narrower, the B key to make the bottom edge narrower.

The image can be corrected for parallelogram distortion. Press the 3 key to collapse the parallelogram to the left, the B key to collapse it to the right.

Use this to adjust for tilt on the screen. Press the 3 key to rotate the image slightly counterclockwise, the B key to rotate the image slightly clockwise.

*Pressing the 3 and B keys simultaneously

adjusts rotation to its factory preset level.

1*^ Color Temp

The white in the image can be adjusted.

1) Use the 3 or B keys to select 1: 9300 K + 8

Color Temp

□ 2 3 4 5

9300K+8

User Color adjustment

2) If “ 5: user’s color" is selected, “ H] ” appears

The white in the video image can be adjusted to the user’s preferred color.

I I

R100 G 80

B 60

Note: Record the initial values of R, G and B

1) Use the [U key to select R (red) or G (green)

2) Use the 3 or B keys to adjust the color as

* Recall of the user’s color is not possible, so

here before making any adjustments:

R { Red) G { Green ) B ( Blue )

_____________ _____________ _____________

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MPCD, 2: 7500 K, 3: 6500 K, 4: 5000 K or 5: the user’s preferred color.

in the lower right of the On-Screen Display. Press the front {2} key to select, the User Color adjustment screen.

or B (blue). desired.

make a note of the initial setting before adjusting.

< On-Screen Display>

< Function and Operation>

O Recall

Recall

OK ?

[H; Yes NO : [D

¡Ì© Video Level

Video Level

0.7V

0.7/1 V ; [5]

7ii- Language selection

Language

FRA lagra ESP

To return to the initial settings (the settings at the time of factory shipment).

1) When the lU key (Yes) is pressed, the settings are recalled and the menu screen returns. (Recall = return to settings at time of factory shipment.)

2) When the [U key (No) is pressed, the menu screen returns without the settings being recalled (the settings return to what they were immediately before the recall).

* If no operations are performed for about 30

seconds, the screen goes off without recall.

The video input signal level can be matched to the computer being used. Either 0.7V or 1,0V can be selected with the [U key.

Note : 0.7V is typical. (If wrong level is selected image may be too dim or too bright.)

The language used by the On-Screen Display can be selected with the “H” and “B" keys from among French, English, and Spanish.

FRA; French ENG: English ESP

: Spanish

llg OSD Position

It is possible to adjust the position that the OnScreen Display is to be shown in. The On-Screen Display will rotate in a counter clockwise direction every time the [D key is

pressed.

Degauss (Demagnetise(See Trouble Shooting Page 17 Third Symptom.))

Degaussing operation can be selected. Use this control if display color is abnormal. After this is selected, the degaussing action takes place for approximately 6 seconds. Key operation is not possible while demagnetization is performed.

S Signal

1024 X 768

fH 60.2kHz fV 74.8 Hz

Resolution (1024 x 768) will only appear if the video signal is a preset or reservation timing

(See page 15).

Signal displays the computer’s approximate

horizontal sync frequency (fH) and vertical

sync frequency (fV).

If the fH or fV are outside the specified range

then the Monitor Self Test function will auto

matically display the Signal Error menu (See

page 9, Monitor Self Test, 2).

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Power Management System

This monitor conforms to the VESA DPMS standard. If the Power stand-by switch is ON. This function can reduce power consumption of the display unit. The computer and video board being used must also conform to the VESA DPMS

standard. * Consult the Operation Manuals for the hardware being used.

Modes change in response to input signals as indicated in the table below.

APM State Screen status

ON STATE STAND-BY without display SUSPEND without display OFF STATE

with display green normal

without display

Power

Indicator

color

yellow yellow yellow

Power

consumption

< 15 watts < 15 watts < 8 watts

Return time

— ON ON < 4 sec. OFF < 4 sec. OFF ON < 20 sec. OFF

video

Input signals

horizontal sync.

OFF

OFF OFF

vertical sync.

ON ON OFF

Caution

How to release the system from the power management function.

1) Read the Operation Manuals for the hardware you are using.

2) Press one of the [T| • a • B * CH l<eys on the front panel. The No Signal screen appears, and the monitor side power management function is

released (only in OFF STATE).

Memories

This display has two types of memory to store the data sets that controls the on-screen

image. The first type of memory is the Preset Memory which is set by the factory. The second type is the User Memory which is set by the user. Both memories store the Horizontal Size, Vertical Size, Horizontal Position, Vertical Position, Vertical Pincushion, Side Pincushion Balance, Trapezoid and Parallelogram adjustments of the displayed image.

Preset Memory

There are 1 preset (7 reservation) timings that are set by the factory. The preset timing will automatically size and center the image with video boards which use these timings. Please see page 14 for Timing Specifications.

User Memory

• There are 13 memory locations that allow for user timing. The image size, position, geometric distortion are adjusted by the user. Please see page 15 and 16 for recommended timings that the display supports.

• If the User Memory is completely full, and a new set of data is saved, the oldest data set in the User Memory will be deleted.

• The User Memory has priority over the Preset Memory.

• When the user timing is input, the Vertical, Horizontal frequencies and sync polarities of the signal are compared with the previous data stored in memory. The input signal will be stored as a new data set if one of its parameters is different from the previous stored one.

• The new input signal must have a frequency difference greater than that shown in the table below or a different sync, polarity from that already stored. If the new timing data includes frequency changes greater than those shown in the table below or sync, polarity changes, a new user memory setting will be stored. If the frequency difference is smaller than that of the chart and the sync, polarities are the same, the existing settings will be retained.

Horizontal frequency

Low 30 kHz ± 0.6 kHz

Hi 70 kHz ±1.3 kHz

Vertical frequency

Low 50 Hz ± 1.0 Hz

Hi 160 Hz ±3.0 Hz

Please note if the timing does not meet the display specifications, the size and position adjustment may not

appear as desired. Be sure the horizontal and vertical timing are within the monitor specification range.

See page 14 for Timing Specifications. Pages 15 and 16 for preset, reservation and recommended timing.

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Timing Specifications

Separate Sync.

Horizontal

Vertical

H/V Composite Sync.

Horizontal

Vertical

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Preset timing*

VESA 1024 x 768 @75 Hz

Dot clock

H-Period

H-Blanking

H-Sync width

H-Back porch

H-Active H-Front porch

V-Period

V-Btanking

V-Sync width

V-Back porch

V-Active

V-Front porch

Sync polarity (HA^)

78.7500 MHz

60.023 kHz

16.660 us(l312dots)

3.657 us ( 288dots)

1.219 us ( 96dots)

2.235 us ( 176dots)

13.003 us{1024dots)

0.203 us { 16dots)

75.029 Hz

13.328 ms (BOOlines)

0.533 ms ( 32lines)

0.050 ms ( 3lines)

0.466 ms ( 28lines)

12.795 ms (768lines)

0.017 ms ( nine)

Positive/Positive

Reservation timing**

VESA 800 x 600 @75 Hz

Dot clock

H-Period H-Blanking

В H-Sync width

H-Back porch

H-Active

H-Front porch.

V-Period

V-Blanking

V-Sync width

V-Back porch

V-Active

V-Front porch

Sync polarity (H/V)

49.5000 MHz

46.875 kHz

21.333 us (1056dots)

5.172 us ( 256dots)

1.616 us ( 80dots)

3.232 us ( leOdots)

16.162 us ( SOOdots)

0.323 us ( 16dots)

75.000 Hz

13.333 ms (625lines)

0.533 ms { 25lines)

0.064 ms ( 3lines)

0.448 ms ( 21 lines)

12.800 ms (eOOlines)12.549 ms ( 624lines)

0.021 ms { nine) 0.020 ms ( nine)

Positive/Positive

Reservation timing**

МАС(16Г) 1024 X 768 @ 75Hz*"

Dot clock

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H-Period H-Blanking

F В

H-Sync width H-Back porch

H-Active

H-Front porch

V-Period V-Blanking

V-Sync width

V-Back porch V-Active

V-Front porch

Sync polarity (HA/)

Note: All modes are Non-Interlaced.

* Factory Presets have exact size & centering.

** Factory Reservation have approximate size & centering.

*** Requires the use of Optionai Mac Adapter UNIMAC-82D.

80.0000 MHz

60.241 kHz

16.600 us (l328dots)

3.800 us ( 304dots)

1.200 us ( 96dots)

2.200 us ( 176dots)

12.800 us (I024dots)11.852 us(1280dots) 20.317 us ( 640dots)

0.400 us ( 32dots)

74.926 Hz

13.346 ms ( 804lines)16.661 ms (1066iines)11.886 ms (4501ines)

0.598 ms ( 36Iines) 0.656 ms ( 42lines) 2.641 ms (lOOlines)

0.050 ms ( 31ines)

0.498 ms ( 301ines) 0.594 ms ( 38lines)

Reservation timing**

VGA 640 x 480 @60 Hz

25.1750 MHz

VESA 640 x 480 @75 Hz

31.5000 MHz

31.469 kHz 37.500 kHz

31.778 us ( SOOdots)26.667 us ( 840dots)

6.356 us ( leOdots)

6.349 us ( 200dots)

3.813 us ( 96dots) 2.032 us ( 64dots)

1.907 us ( 48dots)

25.422 us ( 640dots)

0.636 us ( 16dots)

59.940 Hz

3.810 us ( 120dots)

20.317 us { 640dots)

0.508 us ( 16dots)

75.000 Hz

16.683 ms (525lines)13.333 ms ( 500lines)

1.430 msT45lines) 0.533 ms ( 20lines)

0.064 ms ( 2lines)

0.080 ms ( 3lines)

1.049 ms ( 33lines) 0.427 ms ( 16lines)

15.253 ms (480Iines)

0.318 ms ( lOlines) Negative/Negative

MAC(16')832 X 624 @ 75 Hz™

57.2832 MHz

49.725 kHz

20.111 us (l152dots)

5.587 us ( 320dots)

1.117 us ( 64dots)

3.910 us ( 224dots)

14.524 us ( 832dots)

0.559 us ( 32dots)

74.550 Hz

13.414 ms ( 667lines)

0.865 ms ( 43lines)

0.060 ms ( 3lines)

0.784 ms ( 39lines)

12.800 ms ( 480lines)

0.027 ms ( nine)

Negative/Negative

VESA 1024 x 768 @70 Hz

75.0000 MHz

56.476 kHz

17.707 us(l328dots)

4.053 us ( 304dots)

1.813 us ( 136dots)

1.920 us ( 144dots)

13.653 us (I024dots)

0.320 us ( 24dots)

70.069 Hz

14.272 ms (806lines)

0.673 ms { 38lines)

0.106 ms { 6lines)

0.513 ms ( 29lines)

13.599 ms (768lines)

0.053 ms ( 3lines)

Negative/Negative

Recommended timing

VESA1280x1024@60Hz640 x 350 @ 84 Hz

108.0000 MHz

63.981 kHz

15.630 us (1688dots)

3.778 us ( 408dots)

1.037 us ( 112dots)

2.296 us ( 248dots)

31.5000 MHz

37.861 kHz

26.413 us ( 832dots)

6.095 us ( 192dots)

1.270 us ( 40dots)

4.063 us ( 128dots)

0.444 us ( 48dots) 0.762 us ( 24dots)

60.020 Hz 84.135 Hz

0.047 ms ( 3lines)

16.005 ms (I024lines)

0.079 ms ( 3lines)

1.638 ms ( 62lines)

9.244 ms {350lines)

0.016 ms ( nine) 0.924 ms ( 35lines) Positive/Positive

Positive/Negative

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Dot clock

fH 37.860 kHz

H-Period

A F H-Blanking

H-Sync width

H-Back porch

H-Active

H-Front porch

P V-Period

V-Blanking

V-Sync width

R V-Back porch S V-Active T V-Front porch

Sync polarity (HA/)

Dot clock

A H-Period

—

H-Blanking

H-Sync width

H-Back porch

D H-Active E H-Front porch

P V-Period

V-Blanking

V-Sync width

V-Back porch

S V-Active

V-Front porch

Sync polarity (H/V)

Recommended timing

640 x 400 @ 85 Hz

31.5000 MHz

26.413 us ( 832dots)

6.095 us{ 192dots)

2.032 us ( 64dots)

3.048 us ( 96dots)

20.317 us ( 640dots)

1.016 us( 32dots)

85.080 Hz

11.754 ms (445lines)

1.189 ms ( 45lines)

0.079 ms ( 3lines)

1.083 ms( 41 lines)

10.565 ms (400lines)

0.026 ms( nine)

Negative/Positive

36.0000 MHz

43.269 kHz

23.111 us ( 832dots)

35.5000 MHz

37.928 kHz

26.366 us ( 936dots)

5.333 us( 192dots) 6.085 us( 216dots)

1.556 us ( 56dots)

2.222 us ( SOdots)

17.778 us( 640dots)

1.556 us { 56dots)

85.010 Hz

11.763 ms (509lines)

2.028 us( 72dots)

3.042 us ( 108dots)

20.282 us ( 720dots)

1.014 us( 36dots)

85.040 Hz

11.759 ms(446lines)

0.670 ms ( 291ines) 1.213 ms ( 46lines)

0.069 ms i 3lines) 0.079 ms ( 3lines)

0.578 ms ( 251ines)

11.093 ms (480lines)

0.023 ms ( 1line)

Negative/Negative

1.107 ms ( 42lines)

10.546 ms( 400lines)

0.026 ms( nine) Negative/Positive

Recommended timing

800 x 600 @ 85 Hz

56.2500 MHz 94.5000 MHz 92.9407 MHz

53.674 kHz

18.631 us(1048dots) 14.561 us(1376dots)

68.677 kHz

61.797 kHz

16.182 us(1504dots)

4.409 us{ 248dots) 3.725 us ( 352dots) 3.787 us( 352dots)

1.138 us { 64dots) 1.016 us( 96dots)

2.702 us ( 152dots) 2.201 us( 208dots)

14.222 us ( 800dots) 10.836 us(1024dots)

0.569 us { 32dots) 0.508 us ( 48dots)

1.377 us ( 128dots)

2.098 us ( 195dots)

12.395 us(1152dots)

0.312 us( 29dots)

85.060 Hz 85.000 Hz 65.950 Hz

11.756 ms (631 lines) 11.765 ms(808!ines) 15.163 ms ( 937lines)

0.578 ms ( 31 lines) 0.582 ms ( 401ines) 0.599 ms( 37lines)

0.056 ms( 3lines) 0.044 ms ( 3lines) 0.065 ms( 4lines)

0.503 ms ( 27lines) 0.524 ms ( 36lines) 0.502 ms( 31lines)

11.179 ms (600lines) 11.183 ms(768lines)

0.019 ms( nine) 0.015 ms( nine)

Positive/Positive Positive/Positive

14.564 ms ( 9001ines)

0.032 ms ( 21ines)

Composite

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Multi-Scan Color Monitor

MODEL TX-D7F21

IMPORTANT NOTICE CONCERNING POWER CORD SELECTION

For the United States and Canada

FCC Warning:

^Connecting Procedures

^Connection of AC Power Supply

B. Signal connector:i5-pin D-Sub (Applecomputer)

[Basic operation]

Monitor Self Test

Menu

3 Contrast adjustment

Brightness adjustment

m Vertical Size adjustment

FU Geometry

ГТ Vertical Pincushion adjustment

Q Side Pincushion Balance

r\ Trapezoid adjustment

[J Parallelogram adjustment

1*^ Color Temp

User Color adjustment

Caution

Separate Sync.

H/V Composite Sync.

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