ZALMAN ZM-M190 User Manual

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Contents

1. Warning & Cautions

2. Components

3. Monitor Buttons

4. Connecting Monitor Cables

5. On Screen Display Menu

6. Display Specifications

7. Monitor Specifications

8. Troubleshooting (When using 2D & 3D Modes)

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Warning & Cautions

Warning

- Inserting objects into t he mo nit or’s v en ts or A/V outlet can result in fire or electrocution.

- Do not disassemble, repair, or alter the product without the consent of the manufacturer. It could result in electrocution.

- Do not pull on the cables to unplug the power cord or touch the power cord with wet hands.

Cautions

- Only used the enclosed adaptor and power cord.

- Only connect the power plug to a grounded outlet.

- Plug the power plug all the way into the outlet to keep it stable.

- Keep the unit a certain distance away from the wall for good ventilation to prevent the increase in internal temperature of the unit.

- Do not install on a place exposed to water, oil, or humidity.

- Install the monitor on a leveled and stable location and place the monitor in a gentle manner.

- Do not place candles, cigarettes, or other potential causes of fire on top of the monitor, and do not install the monitor close to a heat source.

- Do not use or store any flammable spray or combustible materials near the monitor.

- Do not excessively bend the power cord or leave it under a heavy object.

- Make sure that the vents are not blocked by cloth or curtains.

- Keep and store the desiccating agent or vinyl wrap away from the reach of children.

- Leaving the unit faced down on the ground or exerting excessive force on the screen can damage the LCD panel.

- Unplug the power plug when not using the monitor for an extended period of time.

- Remove the power cord when cleaning the monitor. Use a soft and dry cloth for cleaning the monitor.

- Do not clean the product surface with wet cloth or chemicals such as industrial brighteners, wax, benzene, alcohol, solvents, insect repellents, aromatics, lubricant, rinsing liquid etc.)

- If smoke or strange smell is emitted from the monitor, unplug the power and contact the A/S Center.

- Zalman Tech Co., Ltd. is not responsible for any damages due to external causes, including but not limited to, improper use, problems with electrical power, accident, neglect, alteration, repair, improper installation, or improper testing.

- Using the monitor in 3D Mode for 1 whole hour or more (pl aying games, watching video s etc.)

could cause dizziness. Please take a brief rest after 1 hour of using the monitor in 3D (the time for causing dizziness varies for each individual).

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Components

Check the condition of the unit and its components before installation. If there is a problem with the unit and/or its components, please contact the retailer for a replacement.

Monitor

3D Glasses Audio CableDVI Cable15-Pin D-Sub

3D Installation CD

Adaptor

Cable

Power Cable

User’s Manual for

3D Monitor

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Monitor Buttons

(1) POWER : Turns the monitor ON/OFF (2) LED : Indicates the operational status of the monitor

Green - ON / Red : No VGA data Orange (flickering) - Power Saving Mode

(3) OSD Control

- MENU : Opens / Shuts the OSD Menu

- SOURCE : Seclects OSD Menu / Saves OSD Menu settings

- ▲▼ : Surfs surfing through OSD Menu

- ◀▶: Changes OSD Menu settings

※OSD (On Screen Display ) : For adjusting the Color (contrast,

brightness, color temperature, color adjustment), Picture Quality (position, phase, frequency), language selection, initialization, and the following Hot Button feature.

(4) Hot Button

- SOURCE : Selects signal source (Analog RGB /

Digital)

-UP (▲) : Automatic Screen Adjustment

-Down(▼) : Changes modes PC / GAME / MOVIE

-VOL (◀▶) : Adjusts the monitor’s speaker volume

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Connecting Monitor Cables

1. Connect the cables to the bottom panel of the monitor.

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OSD Menu

5.1 Contrast & Brightness

Color Picture

Function OSD Menu Misc. Sound

Used for adjusting the contrast and brightness.

Contrast

Contrast Brightness

Color Temp. Color Adjust

Brightness

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Color Picture

Function OSD Menu

Misc. Sound

Contrast Brightness Color Temp. Color Adjust

Color Picture Function OSD Menu

Misc. Sound

Red Green Blue

Color Temperature

Function Used for selecting the color temperature between

9300K, 6500K, and User. The user can manually

adjusts the R,G,B settings in User Mode.

5.2 Picture

Color

Picture

Function

OSD Menu Misc.

Sound

Horizontal Position and Vertical Position

Function Used for adjusting the horizontal and vertical positions

with the ◀▶ buttons

H.Position

V.Position

Phase

Clock

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Phase

Clock

Function Used for adjusting the clock frequency to eliminate

on-screen noise using the ◀▶ buttons.

5.3 Function

Color

Picture

Function

OSD Menu

Misc.

Sound

Automatic Picture Adjust.

Automatic Color Adjust.

YES NO

Automatic Picture Quality Adjustment & Automatic Color Adjustment

Function Used for automatic adjustment of phase, color,

horizontal / vertical positions, and sizes. Automatic Picture Quality Adjustment and Automatic Color Adjustment does not operate in DIGITAL mode.

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5.4 OSD (On Screen Display) Menu

Color

Picture

Function

OSD Menu

Misc.

Sound

Language Selection

OSD H.Position OSD V.Position

OSD Time

Transparency

Language Selection

Function Used for selecting the language for the OSD Menu

(English, Spanish, German, French, Korean, and

Japanese)

OSD Horizontal and Vertical Position Adjustment

Function Used for adjusting the Top/Bottom, Left/Right

position of the menu screen.

Transparency

Function Used for adjusting the transparency of the OSD

window.

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5.5. Other

Color

Picture

Function

OSD Menu Misc.

Sound

Select Signal

Select Light PC Game Movie Initialization Yes

VGA DVI

Select Signal

Function For selecting between ANALOG / DIGITAL signal

Select Light

Function For selecting the light according to the light

environment or content.

Initialization Function For deleting the user’s settings, and recalling the

default settings.

5.6. Volume

Color Picture

Function OSD Menu

Misc.

Sound

Turning off the volume & sound

•Hot Key ◀▶ buttons function as the Hot Key for adjusting the volume.

Sound Volume

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Display Specifications

The following is the timing table set by the display manufacturer.

RemarksPixel Freq.H-freq.Refresh rateResolutionMode

VESA Standard25.175MHz31.47KHz70Hz640x350VGA

IBM VGA 3H25.175MHz31.469KHz59.940Hz720x400VGA

Industry Standard25.175MHz31.5KHz60Hz640x480VGA

VESA Standard31.500MHz37.9KHz72Hz640x480VGA

VESA Standard31.500MHz37.5KHz75Hz640x480VGA

VESA Guidelines40.000MHz37.9KHz60Hz800x600SVGA

VESA Standard50.000MHz48.1KHz72Hz800x600SVGA

VESA Standard49.500MHz46.9KHz75Hz800x600SVGA

VESA Guidelines65.000MHz48.4KHz60Hz1024x768XGA

VESA Standard75.000MHz56.5KHz70Hz1024x768XGA

VESA Standard78.750MHz60KHz75Hz1024x768XGA

VESA Standard108.000MHz64.0KHz60Hz1280x1024SXGA

VESA Standard135.000MHz80KHz75Hz1280x1024SXGA

!!! Caution:

1. There may be cases where it is not identical to the information

mentioned in the table above. Select the optimal state from the LCD monitor itself to adjust it.

2. When a problem arises due to the user’s settings, the monitor is

automatically set to its default settings. If the setting is made incorrectly, then the user can set it to the default settings.

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Monitor Specifications

Items Content

LCD Panel

Frequency

Input Signal

Plug & Play

Power

Screen Size

Pixel Dimensions

Brightness

Contrast Ratio

2D View Angle 3D View Angle

Response Rate

Horizontal Vertical

Resolution

Colors

Speakers Analog

Digital

AC / DC

Power-Saving Mode

Accessories

19 Inches

0.294mm(H) * 0.294mm(W) 300cd/㎡

1000 : 1 160°(L/R) / 160°(U/D) 90°(L/R) / 10~12°(U/D)

5ms 52 ~ 81 KHz 49 ~ 76 Hz

1280 * 1024 (60Hz)

16.7 M

Enclosed Input/Output Stereo Speakers 2W * 2

15Pin D-SUB

DVI-D

VESA DPMS, DDC 1/2B

100~240V, 50/60Hz, 12V/5A / 60W

VESA DPMS STANDARD

Manual, Power Cable, AC Adaptor, Audio Cable, DVI Cable, D-Sub Cable, 3D Glasses, Driver CD

Box Dimensions 500 * 505 * 225 mm

Weight

Color

9.5 Kg Black

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Troubleshootting

Opening the product may cause electrocution of the user or critical damage to the product. Product malfunction arising from external causes, including but not limited to improper use,

problems with electrical power, accident, neglect, alteration, repair, improper installation, or improper testing will only be repaired with a service charge.

Please check the following items when a problem arises with the product. If the problem is not fixed after following the steps below, then please contact an A/S Center nearest to your location.

8-1. In 2D Mode

1. If the LED does not light up / screen does not turn On

- Check to see if the monitor is running on Power-Saving Mode.

- Check to see if the monitor’s power is ON and if the Power Cordr is properly connected.

2. If the screen is not clear (if flickering, interference, noise, etc. is present)

- Check the VGA Cable’s connection state.

- Check to see if the screen’s Refresh Rate is set to 75Hz or above. Setting the screen’s

refresh rate to 60Hz will provide the optimal screen state (adjust Clock and Phase).

3. If the screen is blurry

- Adjust the screen’s Phase.

- Set the screen’s Refresh Rate to 60Hz.

- Eliminate the external video signal.

4. If the screen is dark, too bright, or bl urry

- Adjust the Brightness or Contrast.

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8-2. In 3D Mode

1. Blurs and patterns are present when the screen is OFF.

- This phenomenon is the result of the interference of outer light present on the air layer between the LCD screen and the 3D filter. The intensity of this pattern is very weak, which makes it unnoticeable when the LCD screen is ON so the monitor can be used without any inconvenience.

2. Images are presented as 2 images instead of in 3D.

1) If the enclosed polarized glasses are not worn

- This monitor must be viewed with the enclosed polarized glasses to view 3D effects.

[Note] The enclosed glasses have been circularly polarized for compatibility with the monitor’s 3D filter. Using polarized glasses manufactured by other firms will not enable the viewing of 3D images on this monitor, and even if they are circularly polarized glasses, clear images cannot be viewed due to differences in optical characteristics.

2) If the monitor is viewed from beyond the view angle

- To view clear 3D imaging, the user's eye level must be around the 3rd horizontal

quarter(from the bottom of the display) and the user should be approximately 30~60cm(1~2 feet) away from the monitor.

- The 3D effect is clearest within a horizontal angle of 90 degrees and a vertical angle of 12 degrees relative to the monitor.

3) If the resolution adjustment has not been made

- Set the monitor's resolution to its maximum resolution in the monitor's settings.

4) If right/left images have been swapped

- For 3D videos, set the player's Right Eye Image to line up with the display's Odd

Numbered Horizontal Lines.

- For 3D pictures, set the viewer's Right Eye Image to line up with the display's Odd

Numbered Horizontal Lines.

- If the graphic's signal is accurate but the image has shifted up or down a line,

adjust the monitor's V.Position under Menu - Picture settings.

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3. If the image is seen in 2D and not 3D

- This monitor is a 2D/3D Convertible Monitor. Media that was produced in 2D can only be viewed in 2D, and only media created in 3D can be viewed in 3D.

4. Reflections are seen on the screen

- This monitor has a glass 3D filter attached to the front side of the LCD. It is not possible

to remove the reflections on its surface. Therfore, it is a good idea do not place a light source behind the user. If a light source behind the user is unavoidable, adjust the monitor's angle so that the light source's reflection does not show on the display.