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S

ONY.

3-860-654-01

(1)

®

Trinitron®

Color

Computer

Display

Multiscan

100ES

Multiscan200ES

‘Operating

Instructions

-

Mode

d’emploi

Bedienungsanleitung

Manual

de

instrucciones

Istruzioni

per

l'uso

fe

RICA

sbk

CPD-100ES/CPD-100EST

MODEL:

CPD-200ES/CPD-200EST

-

1997

by

Sony

Corporation

Owner's

Record

The

model

and

serial

numbers

are

located

at

the

rear

of

the

unit.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

these

numbers

whenever

you

call

upon

your

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Model

No.

_

Serial

No.

To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

Dangerously

high

voltages

are

present

inside

the

set.

Do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

FCC

Notice

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

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

Qr

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

You

are

cautioned

that

any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

in

this

manual

could

void

your

authority

to

operate

this

equipment.

INFORMATION

This

product

complies

with

Swedish

National

Council

for

Metrology

(MPR)

standards

issued

in

December

1990

(MPR

Il)

for

very

low

frequency

(VLF)

and

extremely

low

frequency

(ELF).

INFORMATION

Ce

produit

est

conforme

aux

normes

du

Swedish

National

Council

for

Metrology

de

décembre

1990

(MPR

II)

en

ce

qui

concerne

les

fréquences

trés

basses

(VLF)

et

extrémement

basses

(ELF).

Hinweis

Dieses

Gerät

erfüllt

bezüglich

tieffrequenter

(very

low

frequency)

und

tiefstfrequenter

(extremely

low

frequency)

Strahlung

die

Vorschriften

des

„Swedish

National

Council

for

Metrology

(MPR)”

vom

Dezember

1990

(MPR

II).

INFORMACION

Este

producto

cumple

las

normas

del

Consejo

Nacional

Sueco

para

Metrologia

(MPR)

emitidas

en

diciembre

de

1990

(MPR

II)

para

frecuencias

muy

bajas

(VLF)

y

frecuencias

extremadamente

bajas

(ELF).

Hinweise

e

Aus

ergonomischen

Gründen

wird

empfohlen,

die

Grundfarbe

Blau

nicht

auf

dunklem

Untergrund

zu

verwenden

(schlechte

Erkennbarkeit,

Augenbelastung

bei

zu

geringem

Zeichenkontrast).

*

Aus

ergonomischen

Gründen

flimmern

sollten

nur

Darstellungen

bei

Vertikalfrequenzen

ab

70

Hz

(ohne

Zeilensprung)

benutzt

werden.

NOTICE

This

notice

is

applicable

for

USA

/Canada

only.

If

shipped

to

USA

/Canada,

install

only

a

UL

LISTED/CSA

LABELLED

power

supply

cord

meeting

the

following

specifications:

SPECIFICATIONS

Plug

Type

Nema-Plug

5-15p

Cord

Type

SVT

or

SJT,

minimum

3

x

18

AWG

Length

Maximum

15

feet

Rating

Minimum

7

A,

125

V

NOTICE

Cette

notice

s’applique

aux

Ftats-Unis

et

au

Canada

uniquement.

Si

cet

appareil

est

exporté

aux

Etats-Unis

ou

au

Canada,

utiliser

le

cordon

d'alimentation

portant

la

mention

UL

LISTED/CSA

LABELLED

et

remplissant

les

conditions

suivantes:

SPECIFICATIONS

Type

de

fiche

Fiche

Nema

5-15

broches

Cordon

Type

SVT

ou

SJT,

minimum

3

x

18

AWG

Longueur

Maximum

15

pieds

Tension

Minimum

7

A,

125

V

For

CPD-100EST

and

CPD-200EST

only

This

monitor

complies

with

the

TCO

1992

guidelines

for

power

saving

when

used

with

a

computer

equipped

with

VESA

Display

Power

Management

Signaling

(DPMS).

Dieses

Gerät

entspricht

den

folgenden

europäischen

EMV-

Vorschriften

für

Betrieb

in

Wohngebieten,

gewerblichen

Gebieten

und

Leichtindustriegebieten.

EN55022/1994

Klasse

B

EN50082-1/1992

EN60555-2

/

1987

2

This

monitor

is

ENERGY

STAR

Compliant

when

used

witha

computer

equipped

with

VESA

Da

>

Display

Power

Management

Signaling

QL

$f

(DPMS).

As

an

International

ENERGY

STAR

Partner,

Sony

Corporation

has

determined

that

this

product

meets

the

International

ENERGY

STAR

Program

for

efficiency.

Table

of

Contents

Intioduétiori.ore

sh

iaia

ata

o

3

PRECAUTIONS

SL

tane

lla

ann

3

Getting

Started:

i.

onorati:

4

Using

Your

Monitor

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4

AdJüStMEn

S

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aiaa

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E

lana

dai

5

Entering

New

Timings

oo...

eee

ete

ects

8

<a

Power

Saving

FUNCtion

i...

8

Plug

and'Play:4:.-

posti alari

nua,

8

Use

of

the

Tilt-Swivel

............0

0

8

Damper

Wire.

rara

ae

lean

nani

8

Specifications

asenna

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fee

aa

La

9

Froubleshootinpis:

crea

i

arti

gio.

10

Introduction

Congratulations

on

vour

purchase

of

a

Sony

Multiscan

100E5/200E5!

This

monitor

incorporates

over

25

years

of

Sony

experience

with

Trinitron

display

technology,

ensuring

excellent

performance

and

outstanding

reliability.

The

Multiscan

100ES/200ES's

wide

scan

range

(30

-

70

kHz),

together

with

Digital

Multiscan

Technology,

allows

it

to

sync

to

any

video

mode

from

standard

VGA

through

VESA

1024

x

768

at

85

Hz.

Precautions

Installation

e

Prevent

internal

heat

build-up

by

allowing

adequate

air

circulation.

Do

not

place

the

unit

on

surfaces

(rugs,

blankets,

etc.)

or

near

materials

(curtains,

draperies)

that

may

block

the

ventilation

holes.

e

Do

not

install

the

unit

near

heat

sources

such

as

radiators

or

air

ducts,

nor

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

mechanical

vibration

or

shock.

e

Do

not

place

the

unit

near

equipment

which

generates

magnetism,

such

as

a

converter

or

high

voltage

power

lines.

Maintenance

e

Clean

the

cabinet,

glass

panel

and

controls

with

a

soft

cloth

lightly

moistened

with

a

mild

detergent

solution.

Do

not

use

any

type

of

abrasive

pad,

scouring

powder

or

solvent,

such

as

alcohol

or

benzine.

e

Do

not

rub,

touch,

or

tap

the

surface

of

the

screen

with

sharp

or

abrasive

items,

like

a

ball

point

pen

or

a

screw

driver.

This

type

of

contact

may

result

in

a

scratched

picture

tube.

-

Transportation

When

you

transport

this

monitor

for

repairing

or

shipping,

use

the

original

carton

box

and

packing

materials.

In

addition,

its

two

factorv

preset

color

modes

and

one

user

adjustable

color

mode

give

vou

unprecedented

flexibility

in

matching

on-screen

colors

to

hard

copy

printouts.

Furthermore,

the

Multiscan

100ES/200ES

feature

digital

controls,

raster

rotation,

power

saving,

low

emissions,

and

much

more.

All

together,

it

delivers

incredible

performance

with

the

quality

and

support

you

can

expect

from

Sony.

Warning

on

Power

Connection

E

e

Use

the

supplied

power

cord.

For

the

customers

in

U.S.A.

If

you

do

not

do

this,

this

monitor

will

not

conform

to

mandatory

FCC

standards.

ELZ

Ð

DD

acs

©

`

for

100

to

120V

AC

for

220t0

240V

AC

for

240

V

only

e

Before

disconnecting

the

power

cord,

wait

for

at

least

30

seconds

after

turning

off

the

power

switch

to

allow

for

the

discharging

of

static

electricity

on

the

CRT

display

surface.

e

After

the

power

has

been

turned

on,

the

CRT

is

demagnetized

for

approximately

5

seconds.

This

generates

a

strong

magnetic

field

around

the

bezel

which

may

affect

the

data

stored

on

magnetic

tape

or

disks

near

the

bezel.

Place

such

magnetic

recording

equipment

and

tapes/disks

at

a

distance

from

this

unit.

The

socket-outlet

shall

be

installed

near

the

equipment

and

shall

be

easily

accessible.

Getting

Started

Before

using

this

monitor,

please

make

sure

that

the

following

items

are

included

in

your

package:

Multiscan

100ES/200ES

monitor

(1),

power

cord

(1),

warranty

card

(1),

“Windows95

Monitor

Information

Disk"

(1),

and

this

operating

instruction

manual

(1).

This

monitor

will

sync

with

any

IBM

or

compatible

system

equipped

with

VGA

or

greater

graphics

capability.

Although

this

monitor

will

sync

to

other

platforms

running

at

horizontal

frequencies

between

30

and

70

kHz,

including

Macintosh

and

Power

Macintosh

system,

a

cable

adapter

is

required.

Please

consult

your

dealer

for

advice

on

which

adapter

is

suitable

for

your

needs.

f

Step

1:

With

the

computer

switched

off,

attach

the

video

signal

cable

to

the

video

output.

IBM

or

compatible

computer

Apple

computer

7

M

Bl

to

video

output

I

Brrr

(DD

Macintosh

adapter

(not

supplied)

x

Step

2:

Attach

the

power

cord

to

the

monitor

and

the

other

end

to

a

power

outlet.

Power

cord

(supplied)

m=

-

to

a

power

outlet

Step

3:

Turn

on

the

monitor

and

computer.

Step

4:

If

necessary,

adjust

the

user

controls

according

to

your

personal

preference.

The

installation

of

your

Multiscan

100ES/200ES

is

complete.

Enjoy

your

monitor.

1)

VGA

is

a

trademark

of

IBM

Corporation.

2)

VESA

is

a

trademark

of

the

non-profit

organization,

Video

.

Electronics

Standard

Association.

3)

Macintosh

is

a

trademark

of

Apple

Computer

Inc.

4)

Windows®

is

a

registered

trademark

of

Microsoft

Corporation

in

the

United

States

and

other

countries.

Using

Your

Monitor

Preset

and

User

Modes

The

Multiscan

100ES/200ES

has

factory

preset

modes

for

the

8

most

popular

industry

standards

for

true

“plug

and

play”

capability.

For

less

common

modes,

the

Multiscan

]O0ES/200ES’s

Digital

Multiscan

Technology

will

perform

all

of

the

complex

adjustments

necessary

to

ensure

a

high

quality

picture

for

any

timing

between

30

and

70

kHz.

CPD-100ES/100EST

and

CPD-

200ES/200EST

No.

Resolution

Horizontal

Vertical

Graphics

sine

Frequency

_

Frequency

Mode

1

|

640

x

480

31.5

kHz

60

Hz

VGA

Graphic

2

640x480

433KHz

85Hz

VESA

=

3°

800x600

46.9kHz

75H7

VESA®

3

800x600

537kHz

85

Hz

VESA”

5

1832x624

49.7kHz

75Hz

Macintosh

16"

Color

`

6

1024x768

.60.0kHz

75Hz

VESA

`

7

1024x768

687kHz

85Hz

VESA

”

8

1280x1024

640kHz

60Hz

VESA

”

For

the

customers

using

the

Windows?®95

Install

the

new

model

information

of

the

Sony

computer

display

from

“Windows95

Monitor

Information

Disk”

into

your

PC.

(To

install

the

file,

refer

to

the

attached

“About

the

Windows95

Monitor

Information

Disk/File”.)

This

monitor

complies

with

“VESA

DDC”,

the

standards

of

Plug&Play.

If

your

PC/graphic

board

complies

with

DDC,

select

“Plug

and

Play

Monitor

(VESA

DDC)”

or

this

monitor’s

model

name

(CPD-100ES/100EST

or

CPD-200ES/

200EST)

as

“Monitor

type”

from

“Control

Panel”

on

Windows95.

Some

PC/graphic

boards

do

not

comply

with

DDC.

Even

if

they

comply

with

DDC,

they

may

have

some

problems

on

connecting

to

this

monitor.

In

this

case,

select

this

monitor’s

model

name

(CPD-100ES/100EST

or

CPD-

200ES/200EST)

as

“Monitor

type”

on

Windows95.

Recommended

horizontal

timing

conditions

Horizontal

sync

width

should

be:

>1.0

psec.

Horizontal

blanking

width

should

be:

>3.6

psec.

(Multiscan

100ES)/

>3.0

psec.

(Multiscan

200ES).

Vertical

sync

width

should

be:

<

560

psec.

Note

-

CPD-100ES/100EST

and

CPD-200ES/200EST

does

not

apply

to

*

Macintosh

21”

color

mode.

Adjustments

When

one

of

the

preset-type

signals

is

input,

no

picture

@

Before

adjusting

the

items,

turn

on

the

unit

and

feed

the

adjustment

is

necessary.

video

signal

from

the

connected

computer/work

station

You

can,

however,

adjust

the

picture

to

your

preferences

by

HO

Adjustments

will

be

stored

automatically.

following

the

procedure

described

below.

l

i

You

can

adjust

all

items

on

the

OSD

(On

Screen

Display).

Control

Panel

Ò

+

—

>»

+

=

SF

a

ma

RESET

COLOR

GEOM

SIZE

CENTER

3

>

a

aos

|

i)

(4

C3

ED

G

(ele)

Adjusting

the

Picture

Contrast

Adjusting

the

Picture

Centering

The

adjustment

data

becomes

the

common

setting

for

all

input

The

adjustment

data

becomes

the

individual

setting

for

each

signals.

input

signal

received.

1

press

the

O

/=

button.

1

Press

the

CENTER

button.

The

“BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST”

OSD

appears

The

“CENTER”

OSD

appears.

i

n

Ss

:

=

ne

-

ot

CENTER

BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST

CES)

CENTER

(ele)

2

ai

ee

=

ty

E

32

nl

fs

68

b

e

e

50

[+

a]

ie

;

31.5kHz/70Hz

=

Z

2

For

vertical

adjustment

Horizontal

Vertical

Press

the

©

£/$

buttons.

frequency:

frequency*

iO

2

Press

the

O

4=/=>

buttons

to

adjust

picture

contrast.

[>|]

=>...

for

more

contrast

`

Cae

«=...

for

less

contrast

I

The

“BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST”

OSD

disappears

3

seconds

after

you

release

the

buttons.

t...

to

move

up

$...

to

move

down

To

reset,

press

the

RESET

button

while

the

OSD

is

on.

For

horizontal

adjustment

Press

the

D

=/=

buttons.

Adjusting

the

Picture

Brightness

i

The

adjustment

data

becomes

the

common

setting

for

all

input

(eJ)

signals.

i

1

Press

the

©

£

/ẹ¢

button.

The

“BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST”

OSD

appears.

«=...

to

move

left

=>...

to

move

right-

-

D+

(olo)

ak

a

aaa

To

erase

the

“CENTER”

OSD,

press

the

CENTER

button

.,

=

again.

{#4}

100

Œ

|

The

“CENTER”

OSD

automatically

disappears

10

seconds

after

<

you

release

the

buttons.

31.5kHz/70Hz

To

reset,

press

the

RESET

button

while

the

OSD

is

on.

Horizontal

Vertical

frequency*

frequency:

2

Press

the

©

£/$

buttons

to

adjust

picture

brightness.

$...

for

less

brightness

t...

for

more

brightness

:

.

5 ;

i

z

The

horizontal

and

vertical

frequencies

for

each

input

signal

The

“BRIGHTNESS/CONTRAST”

OSD

disappears

3

seconds

received

appear

on

the

“BRIGHTNESS

/CONTRAST”

OSD.

after

you

release

the

buttons.

-

To

reset,

press

the

RESET

button

while

the

OSD

is

on.

Adjustments

~

Adjusting

the

Picture

Size

The

adjustment

data

becomes

the

individual

setting

for

each

input

signal

received.

1

Press

the

SIZE

button.

The

“SIZE”

OSD

appears.

SIZE

Co)

SIZE

ic)

=

OO

o——E————

i

à@hy

H

32

#

&

68

&

2

For

vertical

adjustment

Press

the

©

£/$

buttons.

-

+

(oe

|

2

|

J

©

t...

to

enlarge

$...

to

diminish

For

horizontal

adjustment

Press

the

0

«=

/=>

buttons.

-9

+

Mo

«=...

to

diminish

=>

...toenlarge

To

erase

the

“SIZE”

OSD,

press

the

SIZE

button

again.

_

The

“SIZE”

OSD

automatically

disappears

10

seconds

after

you

release

the

buttons.

To

reset,

press

the

RESET

button

while

the

OSD

is

on.

Adjusting

the

Picture

Rotation

The

adjustment

data

becomes

the

common

setting

for

all

input

signals.

1

Press

the

GEOM

button.

The

“GEOMETRY”

OSD

appears.

GEOM

Cc)

aaa

š

f}

32

H

=

>

2

Press

the

©

£

/$

buttons.

t..

to

rotate

clockwise

$...

to

rotate

counterclockwise

—~

oF

ole)

G

To

erase

the

“GEOMETRY”

OSD,

press

the

GEOM

button

again.

The

“GEOMETRY”

OSD

automatically

disappears

10

seconds

after

you

release

the

buttons.

To

reset,

press

the

RESET

button

while

the

OSD

is

on.

Adjusting

the

Pincushion

The

adjustment

data

becomes

the

individual

setting

for

each

input

signal

received.

1

Press

the

GEOM

button.

The

“GEOMETRY”

OSD

appears.

GEOM

En)

GEOMETRY

&

68

|

2

Press

the

0

@=/=>

buttons.

-9+

©

«=...

to

diminish

the

picture

sides

+

+

.

to

expand

the

picture

sides

eg

To

erase

the

“GEOMETRY”

OSD,

press

the

GEOM

button

`

again.

The

“GEOMETRY”

OSD

automatically

disappears

10

seconds

after

you

release

the

buttons.

To

reset,

press

the

RESET

button

while

the

OSD

is

on.

Setting

the

Color

Temperature

The

selected

color

temperature

becomes

the

common

setting

for

all

input

signals.

1

Press

the

COLOR

button.

The

“COLOR

TEMPERATURE”

OSD

appears.

COLOR

COLOR

TEMPERATURE

VARIABLE

fammi

1

SOOOK

9300K

+

50

[ti

-

ile

je

2

Adjust

with

the

D

¢=/=>

and

O

£/%$

buttons.

To

select

5000K

or

9300K

Press

the

Q

«=

/=

buttons.

The

selected

color

temperature

is

indicated

in

yellow.

-9+

CIA

G

<~..

to

select

5000K

=>

...

toselect

9300K

To

obtain

the

desired

color

temperature

between

5000K

and

9300K

-

Press

the

©

£/%

buttons.

=

©

+

CLI

n

t

...

for

higher

temperature

$...

for

lower

temperature

Your

most

recent

adjusted

color

temperature

will

be

recalled

by

pressing

the

©

#/%$

button.

To

erase

the

“COLOR

TEMPERATURE”

OSD,

press

the

COLOR

button

again.

The

“COLOR

TEMPERATURE”

OSD

automatically

disappears

10

seconds

after

you

release

the

buttons.

To

reset,

press

the

RESET

button

while

the

OSD

is

on.

Resetting

the

Adjustment

Data

to

Factory-preset

Levels

To

reset

an

adjustment

item

Press

the

button

of

the

adjustment

item

you

want

to

reset,

and

then

press

the

RESET

button

before

the

OSD

(On

Screen

Display)

disappears.

To

reset

all

adjustment

data

at

once

(for

the

received

signal)

Press

the

RESET

button

when

no

OSD

is

shown.

RESET

a)

*

To

reset

all

adjustment

data

to

factory-

preset

levels

Press

and

hold

the

RESET

button

for

more

than

2

seconds.

All

adjustment

data

are

reset

to

factory-preset

levels.

RESET

O

ey

Entering

New

Timings

When

using

a

video

mode

that

is

not

one

of

the

factory

preset

modes,

some

fine

tuning

may

be

required

to

optimize

the

display

to

your

preferences.

Simply

adjust

the

monitor

according

to

the

preceding

adjustment

instructions.

The

adjustments

will

be

stored

automatically

and

recalled

whenever

that

mode

is

used.

A

total

of

8

user-defined

modes

can

be

stored

in

memory.

If

the

9th

mode

is

entered,

it

will

replace

the

first.

Power

Saving

Function

This

monitor

meets

the

power

saving

guidelines

set

by

the

International

ENERGY

STAR

Program

as

well

as

the

more

stringent

TCO92

803299

(NUTEK)

guidelines.

It

is

capable

of

reduced

power

consumption

when

used

with

a

computer

equipped

with

Display

Power

Management

Signaling

(DPMS).

By

sensing

the

absence

of

the

sync

signal

coming

from

the

computer,

it

will

reduce

the

power

consumption

as

follows:

CAUTION:

The

Power

Saving

function

will

automatically

put

the

monitor

into

Active-off

state

if

the

power

switch

is

turned

on

without

any

video

signal

input.

Once

the

horizontal

and

vertical

syncs

are

sensed,

the

monitor

will

automatically

return

to

its

Normal

operation

state.

Power

Required

|

POWER

State

“>

|

resumption

peg

consumption

Asa

indicator

Normal

<

110

W

=

green

on

operation

Stand-b

Orange

and

(Ist

step

of

<15W

bebe

green

flashes

power

saving)

3

sec.

alternately

|

Suspend

d

(2nd

step

of

|

<15W

approx.

|

een

aches

power

saving)

sui

alternately

Active-off

(3rd

step

of

<8W

Approx:

Orange

on

power

saving)

10

sec.

Power-off

ow

—

off

Plug

and

Play

This

monitor

complies

with

DDC™1

and

DDC2B,

which

are

the

Display

Data

Channel

(DDC)

standards

of

VESA.

When

a

DDCI

host

system

is

connected,

the

monitor

synchronizes

with

the

V.

CLK

in

accordance

with

the

VESA

standards

and

outputs

the

EDID

(Extended

Display

Identification

Data)

to

the

data

line.

When

a

DDC2B

host

system

is

connected,

the

monitor

automatically

switches

to

the

DDC2B

communication.

DDC"M

is

a

trademark

of

the

Video

Electronics

Standard

Association.

Use

of

the

Tilt-Swivel

With

the

tilt-swivel,

this

unit

can

be

adjusted

to

be

viewed

at

your

desired

angle

within

180°

horizontally

and

20°

vertically.

To

turn

the

unit

vertically

and

horizontally,

hold

it

at

its

bottom

with

both

hands.

Damper

Wire

Using

a

white

background,

very

thin

horizontal

stripes

on

the

screen

are

visible

as

shown

on

the

illustration.

These

stripes

are

damper

wires:

These

wires

are

attached

to

the

aperture

grille

inside

the

Trinitron

tube

and

are

there

to

dampen

vibrations

of

the

aperture

grille

in

order

to

prevent

them

from

influencing

the

picture

quality.

Damper

wire

Approx.

6

cm

(CPD-200ES/

200EST

only)

Approx.

6

cm

Specifications

CPD-100ES/100EST

Picture

tube

0.25

mm

aperture

grille

pitch

15

inches

measured

diagonally

90-degree

deflection

Viewable

image

size

Approx.

285

x

214

mm

(w/h)

(111/4x

81/2

inches)

14.0”

viewing

image

Horizontal:

Max.

1280

dots

Vertical:

Max.

1024

lines

Logical

resolution

Physical

resolution

Horizontal:

Max.

1024

dots

Vertical:

Max.

768

lines

Standard

image

arca

Approx.

270

x

202

mm

(w/h)

(10

3/4

x

8

inches)

Deflection

frequency

Horizontal:

30

to

70

kHz

Vertical:

50

to

120

Hz

AC

input

voltage

/current

100

to

120

V,

50/60

Hz,

1.8

A

220

to

240

V,

50

-

60

Hz,

1

A

Dimensions

Approx.

368

x

392

x

389

mm

(w/h/d)

(14

1/2

x

15

1/2

x

15

3/8

inches)

Mass

Approx.

14

kg

(30

Ib

14

oz)

CPD-200ES/200EST

Picture

tube

0.25

mm

aperture

grille

pitch

17

inches

measured

diagonally

90-degree

deflection

Viewable

image

size

Approx.

327

x

243

mm

(w/h)

(127/8x

95/8

inches)

16.0”

viewing

image

Horizontal:

Max.

1280

dots

Vertical:

Max.

1024

lines

Logical

resolution

Horizontal:

Max.

1280

dots

Vertical:

Max.

1024

lines

Physical

resolution

Standard

image

area

Approx.

312

x

234

mm

(w/h)

-(12

9/32

x

9

7/32

inches)

Deflection

frequency

Horizontal:

30

to

70

kHz

Vertical:

50

to

120

Hz

AC

input

voltage/current

5

100

to

240

V,

50/60

Hz,

1.8

A

220

to

240V,

50

-

60

Hz,

1

A

Dimensions

Approx.

406

x

431.5

x

420

mm

(w/h/d)

(16

x

17

x

16

5/8

inches)

Mass

Approx.

18.5

kg

(40

Ib

13

oz)

Pin

assignment

Video

signal

cable

(HD15)

(Male)

The

cable

accepts

RGB

video

signals

(0.714

Vp-p,

positive),

and

SYNC

signals.

Signal

Pin

No.

Pin

No.

|

Signal

J

Red

8

Blue

Ground

2

Green

|

9

l

—

(Composite

10

Ground

Sync

on

Green)

=]

DE

:

J

di

Ground

F

SS

sa

3

|

Blue

.

12

Bi-Directional

4

Ground

|

i

Data

(SDA):

5

Ground

13

H.

Sync

+

+

6

|

Red

Ground

14

|

V.

PINE

di

LZ

Green

Ground

15

Data

Clock

(SCL.)#

«

Display

Data

Channel

(DDC)

Standard

by

VESA.

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Troubleshooting

~

This

section

may

help

you

isolate

a

problem

and

as

a

result,

eliminate

the

need

to

contact

technical

support,

allowing

continued

productivity.

No

picture

=>

If

the

(

POWER

indicator

is

not

lit.

—

Check

that

the

power

cord

is

properly

connected.

—

Check

that

the

©

POWER

switch

is

in

the

“ON”

position.

=>

Ifthe

©

POWER

indicator

is

flashing

in

green

and

orange

alternately.

—

Check

that

your

computer

power

switch

is

in

the

“ON”

position.

—

The

monitor

will

recover

wien

you

press

any

key

on

the

keyboard

of

the

computer.

—

Check

that

the

video

cable

is

properly

connected.

—

Ensure

that

no

pins

are

bent

or

pushed

in

the

HD15

connector

of

the

cable.

—

Check

that

the

video

card

is

seated

completely

in

a

proper

bus

slot.

—

Check

that

the

video

sync

signal

is

within

that

specified

for

the

monitor.

—

If

using

a

Macintosh

system,

check

that

a

proper

HD15

-

D15

adapter

is

provided

to

work

correctly

with

your

Macintosh.

—

The

monitor

has

a

self-diagnose

function.

After

disconnecting

the

video

signal

cable

from

the

computer,

turn

on

the

©

POWER

switch

of

the

monitor.

Press

and

hold

the

"+"

side

of

the

O

button

for

2

seconds,

then

color

bars

will

appear.

The

monitor

is

operating

normally

if

the

red,

green,

and

blue

color

bars

appear.

Contact

the

maker

of

the

computer

to

which

the

monitor

is

connected.

=»

If

the

(

POWER

indicator

is

flashing.

—

There

is

a

potential

monitor

failure.

Contact

your

dealer.

If

the

message

of

“OUT

OF

SCAN

RANGE”

appears

on

the

screen

=

Check

that

the

video

sync

signal

is

specified

for

the

monitor.

Picture

is

scrambled

=»

Check

your

graphics

board

manual

for

the

proper

monitor

setting

on

your

Multiscan

100ES/

200ES.

=>

Check

this

manual

and

confirm

that

the

graphic

mode

and

the

frequency

at

which

you

are

trying

to

operate

is

supported.

Even

within

the

proper

range

some

video

boards

may

have

a

sync

pulse

that

is

too

narrow

for

the

monitor

to

sync

correctly.

Color

is

not

uniform

i

=»

If

the

monitor

is

close

to

any

potential

sources

of

magnetic

fields

such

as

a

speaker,

or

you

turn

the

monitor

while

the

©

POWER

switch

is

in

the

`

“ON”

position,

color

may

not

be

uniform.

Trip

the

©

POWER

switch

once

to

activate

the

Auto-

degauss

cycle*.

Picture

is

flickering

=

If

the

refresh

rate

is

not

appropriate,

the

picture

may

flicker.

Set

the

refresh

rate

of

the

non-interlace

mode

as

high

as

possible

on

the

computer.

For

detailes

on

how

to

set

the

refresh

rate,

consult

the

dealer

of

your

computer

or

video

board.

10

Screen

image

is

not

centered

or

sized

properly

=>

Adjust

the

“CENTER,”

“SIZE,”

or

“GEOMETRY”

on

the

OSD

(pages

5,

6).

=>

Some

video

modes

do

not

fill

the

screen

to

the

edge

of

the

monitor.

There

is

no

single

answer

to

solve

the

problem.

There

is

a

tendency

to

have

this

problem

on

higher

refresh

timings

and

Macintosh

video

timings.

Picture

is

fuzzy

=>

Adjust

the

“CONTRAST”

and

“BRIGHTNESS”

on

the

OSD

(page

5).

We

have

come

across

several

brands

of

SVGA

boards

that

have

an

excessive

video

output

level

which

creates

a

fuzzy

picture

at

max

contrast.

=>

Trip

the

(

POWER

switch

once

to

activate

the

Auto-degauss

cycle*.

Picture

bounces

or

has

wavy

oscillations

=>

Isolate

and

eliminate

any

potential

sources

of

electric

or

magnetic

fields.

Common

causes

for

this

symptom

are

electric

fans,

fluorescent

lighting,

laser

printers,

and

so

on.

=»

If

you

have

another

monitor

close

to

this

monitor,

increase

the

distance

between

them

to

reduce

the

interference.

=>

Try

plugging

the

monitor

into

a

different

AC

outlet,

preferably

on

a

different

circuit.

=>

Try

the

monitor

on

a

completely

different

computer

in

a

different

room.

Picture

appears

to

be

ghosting

=>

Eliminate

the

use

of

video

cable

extension

cables

and/or

video

switch

boxes

if

this

symptom

occurs.

Excessive

cable

length

or

weak

connections

can

produce

this

symptom.

A

fine

horizontal

line

(wire)

is

visible

=>

This

wire

stabilizes

the

vertically

striped

Aperture

Grille

(page

8).

This

Aperture

Grille

allows

more

light

to

pass

through

to

the

screen

giving

the

Trinitron

CRT

more

color

and

brightness.

Wavy

or

elliptical

(moire)

pattern

is

visible

=»

Due

to

the

relationship

between

resolution,

monitor

AG

pitch

and

the

pitch

of

some

image

patterns,

certain

screen

backgrounds,

especially

gray,

sometimes

show

moire.

This

can

only

be

eliminated

by

changing

your

desktop

pattern.

Just

after

tufning

the

monitor

on,

a

“boon”

noise

is

heard

=>

Just

after

turning

the

monitor

on,

a

noise

may

be

heard

for

about

3

seconds.

This

noise

is

not

failure,

it

is

caused

by

the

Auto-

degauss

cycle*.

*

The

Auto-degauss

function

demagnetizes

the

metal

frame

of

the

CRT

to

obtain

a

neutral

field

for

uniform

color

reproduction.

If

a

second

degauss

cycle

is

needed,

allow

a

minimum

interval

of

20

minutes

for

the

best

result.

e

If

the

problem

persists,

call

your

authorized

Sony

dealer

from

a

location

near

your

monitor.

e

Note

the

model

name

and

the

serial

number

of

your

monitor.

Also

note

the

make

and

name

of

your

computer

and

video

board.