Hitachi CM600ET User manual

Colour Monitor

CMGOOET

User

Manual

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

For future references, record the serial number of your

display monitor, SERIAL No.

The

seria!

number

located

the

rear

the

monitor,

READ THE INSTRUCTlON INSIDE CAREFULLY.

KEEP THIS USER MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCES.

This monitor is Energy Star compliant when used with

a computer equipped with VESA DPMS.

INDEX

INTRODUCTION . . . ..I..

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CHECK LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CONTROLS AND ADJUSTMENTS................................

3.1

LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS.........

3.2

REWRITE COMPANY’S NAME ON SCREEN 1 ......

3.3

FUNCTIONS ADJUSTMENTS ON SCREEN 2 ........

POWER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM................................

PLUG & PLAY.................................................................

INSTALLATION ..............................................................

USE OF TILT-SWIVEL....................................................

SPECIFICATION.. ............................................................

FACTORY PRESET DISPLAY MODES..........................

TROUBLE SHOOTING....................................................

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1. INTRODUCTION

This colour monitor is an excellent choice for high resolution

compatibility, versatility and quality. It automatically scans

horizontal frequencies between 30 and 64

kHz

and vertical

frequencies between 47 and 104 Hz and is equipped with an Easy

Menu microprocessor controlled multi-frequency function.

This monitor offers compatibility with virtually every major

high resolution video board for PC and video standards including

VGA, SVGA. XGA, VESA and is even compatible with APPLE

MAC

by using an inexpensive optional connector.

The 1280 X 1024 maximum resolution will help you get the

most flesibility with today’s or tomorrow’s PC video standards.

Whether your video adapter has a multi-frequency or fixed-

frequency analog colour signal, it will interface with this colour

monitor.

The unit is also equipped with an energy-saving function. It

is compatible with the EPA Energy Star

VESA DPMS

power-

saving standards.

l VGA, SVGA, XGA, APPLE MAC

II>

EPA, and VESA arc

trademarks of their respective owners.

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2. CHECK LIST

Before installation, please check the contents of the shipping

carton. The carton should contain the following items:

Power cord

User manual

Colour monitor

If any of the above items are missing, contact your supplier as

soon as possible.

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3. CONTROLS AND ADJUSTMENTS

3.1 LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF CONTROLS

1. POWER AND POWER SAVING INDICATOR

When the power to the monitor is ON, the indicator is lit. In

normaI operation, the indicator is green. While in power

saving mode, the indicator will turn to orange.

2. POWER SWITCH

Used to turn the power of the monitor ON and OFF.

3. STATUS SELECT SWITCH (Easy Menu)

Selects from screen 1 or screen 2 images and blanked

windows for display.

Press button. The screen 1 image, as in figure A, will be

shown on the screen. The company’s name, the polarity and

frequencies of the horizontal and vertical sync signals, and

the resolution of the mode which is currently in use now

will be displayed.

Front View

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Company’s

Name

Frequency

Polarity

Horizontal

Sync

Signal

Frequency

Polarity

Vertical

Sync

Signal

Mode

Resolution

Use

Figure A

Press button again and the screen 2 image as in figure B will

appear on the screen. The fknction symbols (including

Horizontal size and phase, Vertical size and center,

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Pincushion, Trapezoid, Contrast, Brightness, R. G. B. color,

Image Rotation, Manual Degauss, Window,

Recall), the

function description (simply select to adjust), both step

number and parameter bars (which indicate the adjusting

scale), and the R. G. B. intensity parameter bar, will be

displayed on the screen.

Step

No;-255

&-Parameter

Bar

Contmst

Function Description

Figure B

To clear the screen, either push the status button again or

wait for about 15 seconds. The window will disappear

automatically at that time.

4. FUNCTION SWITCH

Selects which function on screen 2 to be adjusted.

5. ADJUSTSWITCH

Used to rewrite the company’s name on screen 1 image and

decrease or increase the parameter bar of the selected

function on screen 2 image.

6. SAVE SWITCH

Used to save all function parameter settings which have

been adjusted. The screen will display “Saved” after the

“SAVE” function is completed.

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*Total 32 different modes can be stored in memory and

automatically recalled.

6 of them are factory preset for

popular graphic standards (see Factory Preset Display Mode

on page 15). The remaining 26 modes are reserved for user

setting.

3.2 REWRITE COMPANY’S NAME ON SCREEN 1

The company’s name of this monitor can be rewritten by the

retailer or end-user. The new company’s name may contain up to

characters. Press function keys “a” or

“D”

as shown in item 4

on page 6 to select the character you wish to rewrite and then

continuously press the adjust switch

“-”

“+‘I

in order to select

a letter or number. The alphabet and numerals will be displayed

in sequence.

Press “SAVE” key to save new company’s name.

3.3 FUNCTIONS ADJUSTMENTS ON SCREEN 2

For each function control, use the adjustment switch’s “t”

and

“-”

buttons to adjust the monitor’s parameter bars to your

satisfaction according

to the following table:

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El El

F!l

VERTICAL.

CENTER’

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CONTRAST CONTRAST CONTRAST

INCREASku

BRIGHTNESS

COLOR INTENSITY INTENSITY

BINCREASED REDUCED

IMAGE

ROTATION

Cl)

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CRT

DEGAUSSING MANUAL DEGAUSSING

WINDOW cl

RECALL

RECALLS

THE

FACTORY

PRESET

MODES-SEE

PAGE

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Rear View

AC socket

Connect one end of the supplied power cord to this socket and

the other end to the AC power outlet of the computer.

2. Connect video cable with 15 pin male D-SUB connector to

the PC Video card.

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