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Operating

Instructions

Multi-Scan

Color

CRT

Display

TX-1703MA

Series

TX-2013MA

Series

TX-2103MA

Series

Read

these

instructions

completely

before

operating

this

display.

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das

Modell

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"Panasonic"

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"Panasync"

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name

on

the

front

bezel

Table

of

Contents

Customers

Record

PrecattioNS:

EE

1

Features,

Conneblofls

SS

2

Description

of

controls

life

rer

OR

senec

EE

rela

5

Operation

nae

c

lie

oo

ai

EE

e

as

nore

EM

Ci

6

Storing

of

Data

E

7

Adjustment

of

Screen

Angle

NEE

9

RR

TE

e

EE

9

Monitor

Care,

Specifications

ans

quine

een

10

@

INFORMATION

TO

USER

Federal

Communications

Commission

Requirements

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

A

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

when

the

equipment

is

operated

in

a

commercial

environment.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instruction

manual,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communic-

ations.

Operation

of

this

equipment

in

a

residential

area

is

likely

to

cause

harmful

interference

in

which

case

the

user

will

be

required

to

correct

the

interference

at

his

own

expense.

Customer's

Record

The

serial

number

of

this

product

appears

on

the

back

of

the

unit.

You

should

note

this

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below

and

retain

this

manuai

as

a

permanent

record

of

your

purchase

to

aid

in

identification

in

the

event

of

theft

or

loss.

Model

number

:

Serial

number

:

Precautions

«Installation

Place>

O

Do

not

expose

the

display

unit

to

direct

sunlight

or

heat

such

as

the

hot

air

of

a

heater.

Hot

air

will

cause

damage

to

the

cabinet

and

other

parts.

O

Do

not

place

anything

on

top

of

the

ventilation

holes

of

the

display

unit

and

do

not

install

the

unit

where

ventilation

is

hindered.

o

Do

not

install

the

display

unit

near

the

motor

or

transformer,

etc.

where

strong

magnetism

is

gen-

erated.

When

magnetism

is

applied

to

the

display

unit,

the

image

will

be

distorted

and

the

color

will

become

irregular.

O

The

display

unit

should

be

installed

on

a

solid

horizontal

base.

<

Safety

Precautions>

O

The

back

cover

of

the

display

unit

should

not

be

removed,

except

by

a

serviceman.

If

you

touch

the

high

voltage

parts

inside

the

display

unit,

you

will

receive

an

electric

shock.

O

Pay

adequate

attention

so

that

no

metal

pieces,

such

as

staple

pins,

fall

into

the

display

unit

from

the

ventilation

holes.

エー

の

nm

1.

This

Monitor

is

a

multi-scan

color

CRT

display

in

which

both

the

horizontal

deflection

frequency

and

vertical

deflection

frequency

can

automatically

follows

the

frequency

range

between

30-64

kHz

and

50-90

Hz

respectively.

2.

Pre-set

compatibility

correspond

to

VGA

350,

VGA

400,

VGA

480,

MACH

Super-VGA,

8514

/

A,

standard

1024

dot

X

768

lines

and

standard

1280

dot

X

1024

lines.

3.

This

display

can

store

16

types

of

timing.

(Eight

types

are

already

set

at

the

Factory

and

the

re-

maining

8

types

are

custom

to

the

user.)

4.

Universal

power

supply

of

AC

90

—

264

V.

5.

The

signaling

system

(separate,

composite,

sync

on

green)

and

polarity

of

the

synchronizing

sig-

nals

are

automatically

selected.

6.

Dual

signal

input

connectors.

15

pin

mini

D-sub

connector

and

BNC

connector

X

5

7.

High

contrast

high

resolution

CRT

treated

with

an

ANTI-GLARE

Silica

coating

ESF

(Electro-Static

Field)

is

used.

8.

The

horizontal

size

and

position

as

well

as

the

vertical

size

and

the

position

of

the

image

can

be

adjusted

using

the

digital

operation

buttons

located

at

the

front.

Connections

1.

Install

the

display

unit

at

a

solid

horizontal

base

and

to

avoid

any

reflection

of

direct

sunlight

or

fluorescent

light

on

the

display

screen,

adjust

the

angle.

2.

When

connecting

the

display

unit

to

a

computer,

turn

the

power

off

of

both

units

in

advance.

3.

Connect

the

power

cable

and

signal

cables

as

indicated

in

the

figure

below.

Fasten

the

screw

of

the

15

pin

mini

D-sub

connector

with

your

fingers.

4.

Switch

the

signal

connector

select

switch

to

the

signal

connector

of

the

connecting

computer.

When

the

switch

is

pushed

upwards,

the

15

pin

mini

D-sub

connector

is

selected.

5.

Turn

on

the

power

of

the

display

unit

first,

and

then

turn

on

the

power

of

the

computer.

|

+

SCH

15

pin

mini

D-sub

connector

BT

Signal

connector

select

switch

EN

Blue

video

signal

EN

Green

video

signal

or

sync

on

green

Red

video

signal

AC

power

supply

Vertical

synchronizing

signal

Horizontal

synchronizing

signal

or

composite

synchronizing

signal

E

Connection

of

AC

Power

Supply

€

lf

the

AC

power

voltage

is

within

the

range

of

90-264

V,

it

can

be

used

regardless

of

the

differ-

ence

of

line

frequency

(50

Hz

or

60

Hz).

There

is

no

voltage

select

switch

between

the

AC

100

V

system

and

the

AC

200

V

system.

Precautions:

O

In

order

to

use

the

display

unit

safely,

use

a

power

cable

that

is

properly

grounded.

O

The

attached

power

cable

is

accepted

by

both

the

American

UL

standard

and

the the

Ca-

nadian

CSA

standard.

O

For

safety,

use

the

power

cable

which

conforms

with

the

safety

standard

of

each

country.

USAT

Lalla

UL

laly

crai

ero

ai

CENELEC

<

HAR

D

Canada

Sciare

CSA

Germany

lola

rara

VDE

MADEN:

alri

ani

Electric

Appliance

Control

Act

FIANCO

|

coreana

NF

oO

AC

PLUG

CONNECTION

(For

U.K.)

Connect

your

AC

plug

with

Mains

lead

of

the

set

as

follows.

IMPORTANT

The

wires

in

this

Mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

cord:

Blue:

Neutral

Brown:

Live

Green

and

Yellow:

Ground

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

Mains

lead

of

this

apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

marking

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug

proceed

as

follows.

e

The

wire

which

is

coloured

Green

and

Yellow

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

marked

by

the

letter

E

or

By

the

Safety

ground

symbol

=

or

coloured

Green

or

Green

and

Yellow.

e

The

wire

which

is

coloured

blue

must

be

connected

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

N

or

coloured

black.

e

The

wire

which

is

coloured

brown

must

be

connected

to

the

termina!

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

coloured

red.

Ground

terminal

AC

Power

Cord

(Green

and

Yellow)

Warning:

Please

don't

connect

Brown

wire

and

Blue

wire

to

the

ground

Terminal.

lTo-rmozm

Signal

Connection

The

signal

connector

should

be

connected

as

follows

according

to

the

type

of

signal

connector

and

the

signaling

system

used.

A.

When

the

Signal

Connector

is

15

Pin

Mini

D-Sub

(In

the

Case

of

PS/2

or

compatible)

Connect

the

signal

cable

to

the

15

pin

mini

D-sub

connector

of

the

display

unit.

Push

the

signa!

connector

select

switch

upwards.

B.

When

the

Signal

Connector

is

a

15

pin

D-Sub

Connector

(In

the

case

of

MAC-II)

Convert

the

15

pin

D-sub

connector

of

the

MAC-II

to

a

15

pin

mini

D-sub

connector

using

a

con-

version

connector,

and

then

connect

it

to

the

15

pin

mini

D-sub

connector

of

the

display

unit.

Push

the

signal

connector

select

switch

upwards.

Check

if

the

change-over

connector

is

connected

as

shown

in

the

following

figure.

15

中

Pin

Arrangement

of

15

Pin

Mini

D-Sub

Connector

Red

video

signal

Green

video

signal

mS

5

|

Space

No

connection

|

e

—

]

Ground

for

reg

video

signal

|

8

[

Ground

tor

blue

video

signal

—

CSR

14

Verialsevonzmgspna

—

Space

No

connection

Pin

Arrangement

of

15

pin

D-Sub

Connector

Pinno

[Signal

Gomector

|

G>

3

c

=]

ce.

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e

=

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3

e

=

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Kal

=

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=

=

©

= D

2

to

2

CH

2

に

3

7

10

11

13

14

5

1

C.

When

the

Signal

Connector

is

BNC

Connector

Signal

Systems

Push

the

signal

connector

select

switch

downwards.

Signal

connector

select

switch

€

Separate

System

Connect

the

signa!

cables

to

RED,

GREEN,

|

|

|

|

BLUE,

H-SYNC

AND

V-SYNC

connectors.

e

En.

2.

e

Composite

System

Connect

the

signa!

cable

to

RED,

GREEN,

BLUE

and

H-SYNC

(H/V

composite)

connectors.

Sync

On

Green

System

Connect

the

signal

cable

to

RED,

GREEN

(sync

on

green)

and

BLUE

BNC

connectors.

—

4

—

Description

of

Controls

<

Front

View

>

Power

switch

Pilot

LED

Contrast

adjustment

knob

Brightness

adjustment

knob

Degaussing

switch

Control

panel

cover

<Enlarged

Figure

of

Control

Panel

>

※

Press

the

center

of

the

control

panel

cover

to

open.

Memory

button

Horizontal

positioning

button

Horizontal

size

adjustment

button

VF

adjusiment

connector

Vertical

positioning

button

Note:

Do

not

touch

the

cover

of

|

Vertical

size

adjustment

button

I/F

adjustment

connector.

<Back

View

15

pin

mini

D-sub

signal

connector

Signal

connector

select

switch

Blue

video

signal

connector

Green

video

signal

connector

Red

video

signal

connector

Vertical

synchronizing

signal

connector

Horizontal

synchronizing

signal/composite

synchronizing

signal

connector

Fuse

cover

Power

cord

receptacle

エエ

nr

の

nm

Configuration

Function

and

usage

Instruction

・

Turn

a

display

unit

power

supply

ON/OFF

at

the

display

unit.

Power

supply

switch

(D

(I

O

When

the

switch

is

pressed,

the

power

is

supplied,

and

the

pilot

LED

lights.

When

the

switch

is

pressed

again,

switch

re-

turns

to

the

original

position,

the

power

is

cut

off,

and

the

pilot

LED

goes

out.

Adjust

the

shade

of

the

image.

O

When

the

knob

is

turned

clockwise,

the

shade

becomes

greater,

and

counterclock-wise,

the

contrast

of

picture

dec-

reases.

O

Adjust

the

shade

so

that

you

can

view

the

image

comfor-

tably.

RM

Contrast

adjusting

knob

Adjust

the

brightness

of

the

image.

O

When

the

knob

is

turned

clockwise

the

image

becomes

brighter,

and

further

and

fully

clockwise,

the

background

glimmers

slightly.

O

Adjust

the

illumination

according

to

the

brightness

of

the

room

so

that

you

can

view

the

screen

comfortably.

Brightness

adjustment

knob

Degauss

the

shadow

mask

of

the

CRT

to

adjust

the

color

shade

of

the

image.

O

Use

this

switch

when

changing

the

direction

of

the

display

unit

during

use,

and

when

the

color

of

the

image

is

shaded.

if

you

are

going

to

press

the

button

again,

wait

5

minutes

or

more

to

obtain

a

sufficient

demagnetization

effect.

O

Degauss

is

also

automatically

activated

as

soon

as

the

pow-

er

is

supplied

even

if

the

Degaussing

switch

is

not

pressed.

Degaussing

switch

Configuration

Function

and

How

to

Use

Horizontal

positioning

When

these

buttons

are

pressed

the

horizontal

position

of

the

button

image

can

be

adjusted.

O

Rightside

...............

The

image

moves

to

the

right.

O

Leftside

.................

The

image

moves

to

the

left.

When

these

buttons

are

pressed,

the

horizontal

size

of

the

image

can

be

adjusted.

O

Rightside

...............

Horizontal

size

of

the

image

be-

comes

larger.

E

Leftside

ica

Horizontal

size

of

the

image

be-

comes

smaller.

Horizontal

size

adjustment

button

When

these

buttons

are

pressed,

the

vertical

position

of

the

im-

age

can

be

adjusted.

©

Rightside

...............

The

image

moves

upward.

O

Leftside

.................

The

image

moves

downward.

Vertical

positioning

button

Vertical

size

adjust-

When

these

buttons

are

pressd,

the

vertical

size

of

the

image

ment

button

can

be

adjusted.

O

Rightside

...............

Vertical

size

of

the

image

becomes

larger.

Left

side

.................

Vertical

size

of

the

image

becomes

smaller.

When

this

button

is

pressed,

the

adjusted

position

and

size

of

the

image

can

be

stored.

©

Eight

timing

modes

can

be

registered.

The

unit

is

shipped

from

the

factory

with

eight

modes

already

registered,

for

a

total

of

16

timing

modes.

Memory

button

Note:

—

O

Do

not

press

two

or

more

buttons

on

the

contro!

panel

simultaneously,

this

can

cause

a

malfunction.

©

When

the

button

on

the

control

panel

is

pressed

continuously

for

more

than

approximate-

ly

one

second,

the

variation

becomes

larger.

Storing

of

Data

|

1.

Factory

Preset

Timings

The

display

unit

is

shipped

from

the

factory

with

the

following

eight

timing

modes.

Polarity

of

synchronizing

Display

area

Signal

TX-1703MA

|

TX-1703MA

Series

|

TX-2013MA

Series

|

TX-2103MA

Series

e

e

e

a

a

Display

image

element

Data

Horizontal

frequency

Vertical

frequency

1

Sync

on

Green

or

MAC-II

|

640

X

480

|

35.0kHz

|

66.7

Hz

|

211mm

Composite

Sync

(-/-)

5

|SUPER-

800

X600

|

35.16kHz

|

55.2Hz

224mm

262mm

|

376mm.

8514/A

|

1024

x

768

|

35.52kHz

|

66.95

Hz

a

When

the

same

signal

as

one

of

the

above

preset

timings

is

input,

the

display

area

of

the

image

is

displayed

as

indicated

in

the

above

table.

2.

Custom

Timings

O

In

addition,

this

unit

is

provided

with

8

blank

storage

areas

for

saving

timings

different

from

those

listed

above.

O

If

any

of

the

following

four

signals

differ,

the

timing

can

be

registered

as

different

data.

1.

Horizontal

frequency

2.

Vertical

frequency

3.

Polarity

of

horizontal

synchronizing

signal

4.

Polarity

of

vertical

synchronizing

signa!

O

The

contents

of

the

data

which

can

be

registered

by

pressing

the

memory

button

is

as

follows:

Horizontal

frequency

Vertical

frequency

Polarity

of

horizontal

synchronizing

signal

Polarity

of

vertical

synchronizing

signal

Horizontal

size

Horizontal

position

Vertical

size

Vertical

position

NOR

UN

—

2-1.

Registration

Procedure

1.

Input

the

signal

of

the

computer

which

you

are

going

to

use

into

the

display

unit.

2.

Adjust

the

size

and

position

of

the

image

using

the

control

buttons.

3.

Press

the

memory

button.

(Registration

completed)

Precautions:

O

When

the

data

display

time

is

extremely

short

or

the

front

porch

or

back

porch

is

extremely

long,

you

may

not

be

able

to

set

the

size

and

position

of

the

image

at

the

timing

you

desire

even

if

you

adjust

the

control

buttons.

Moire

may

appear

due

to

timing

mode

being

selected.

In

such

a

case,

please

mini-

mize

the

level

of

the

moire

by

changing

the

amplitude

(either

of

horizontal

or

vertical).

2-2.

Storage

Allocation

of

Data

The

state

of

the

storage

area

of

user

mode

Press

the

momory

button.

e

When

open

space

is

availabel

Data

are

registered

in

the

open

space.

e

if

the

timing

storage

allocation

is

full

The

oldest

data

will

be

deleted.The

new

date

is

re-

gistered

in

the

open

space

created

by

the

deletion.

e

If

the

timing

you

want

to

save

is

already

registe-

|

When

the

memory

button

is

pressed,

new

data

are

red

in

the

user's

timing

storage

area.

overwritten

on

the

already

registered

data

and

regis-

tered

simultaneously.

e

if

you

want

to

change

size

and

position

of

a

fac-

|

Adjust

the

size

and

position,

then

push

the

memory

tory.

butlon.

This

will

update

the

Factory

Preset.

Note:

O

If

the

difference

between

any

of

the

factory

preset

timings

and

the

user's

timing

is

smaller

than

the

allow-

able

deviation,

and

the

polarity

of

their

synchronizing

signals

are

the

same,

then

they

are

considered

to

be

the

same

timing

and

the

user's

timing

will

not

be

registered.

O

If

the

size

and

position

of

the

image

are

adjusted,

and

the

power

is

turned

off

without

the

memory

button

being

pressed,

factory

preset

will

not

re-affected.

O

Factory

preset

timing

data

can

be

altered

by

adjusting

the

size

and

position

of

the

picture,

but

the

timing

cannot

be

deleted.

The

following

table

is

to

record

the

timing

for

users.

Polarity

of

synchronizing

Display

area

signal

Vertical

frequency

Vertical

size

Horizontal

Vertical

Horizontal

synchronization

|

synchronization

size

Display

image

|

Horizontal

Data

segment

|

element