What to do if my Hisense Monitor screen has blurs?
If your Hisense Monitor screen has blurs (color irregular pinstripes) wholly or partially, it might be due to a mismatch between the signal source output format and the monitor's requirements. Please check the signal output format. You can also try restarting your PC or the connected signal source device.
What to do if the power indicator is orange on my Hisense Monitor?
If the power indicator on your Hisense Monitor is orange, try these steps: * Ensure the signal cable is securely connected. * Verify that the output resolution of your connected device matches the optimal resolution for the monitor. * Press and hold the LOCK button, then use the INPUT1/INPUT2 button to select the correct port for your signal source. * Restart your PC or the connected signal source device.
Service, installation, and quality supervision phone numbers for Hisense.
Warning about unauthorized repair, electric shock, fire, and grounding requirements.
Covers safe use, voltage, hazards, installation, power cables, and environmental factors.
Notes on regional use, accessories, performance stability, and condensation.
Highlights the monitor's professional features, DICOM compliance, and applications.
Details on operating rooms, teaching, rebroadcasting, and training uses.
Instructions and remarks on monitor mounting, ventilation, and security.
Details on VESA standard compatibility and recommended hanger models.
Explains the front panel buttons and their functions.
Details on Power, LOCK, Navigation, MENU, SWAP, and Display Mode buttons.
Lists pins and their definitions for HDMI connectors.
Lists pins and their definitions for DVI connectors.
Instructions for powering the monitor on/off and understanding indicator lights.
Procedures for locking and unlocking buttons to prevent misoperation.
Lists common faults like no power, blurred image, and their solutions.
Lists standards compliance (GB, EMC, IEC) for the equipment.
Discusses electromagnetic interference and recommended mitigation steps.
Specifies the monitor's intended use in medical environments.
Details FCC regulations and restrictions for Class B digital equipment.
Explains compliance with hazardous substance limits and recycling precautions.
Table showing the content of harmful substances in monitor components.
Addresses risks and purification requirements for bio-polluted environments.
Guidelines for cleaning and disinfection, including allowed solutions.
Explains various symbols found on the device and their meanings.
Lists supported signal formats for DVI, HDMI, DP, and SDI interfaces.
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