Mitsubishi 73 User Manual

USER’S GUIDE
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Mitsubishi 73 Specifications

General

Brand	Mitsubishi
Model	73
Category	Monitor
Language	English

Summary

RADIO INTERFERENCE REGULATIONS STATEMENT FOR U.S.A.

TCO '99 Environmental Requirements

Flame retardants

Explains the purpose and risks of flame retardants in electronics, particularly their potential health effects.

Cadmium

Discusses cadmium use in batteries and displays and its toxicity, noting TCO'99 requirements.

Mercury

Covers mercury presence in components and its health effects, outlining TCO'99 requirements.

CFCs (freons)

Details CFC use in manufacturing and their impact on the ozone layer, as per TCO'99 guidelines.

Lead

Addresses lead in components like picture tubes and solders, noting its toxicity and TCO'99 allowances.

INTRODUCTION

Features

Lists key technical specifications and capabilities of the monitor, including display size and standards compatibility.

Internal Preset Memory Capability

Explains the monitor's ability to store and automatically adjust display standards based on factory presets.

Power Management Function

Describes the energy-saving feature compliant with VESA DPMS standard for reduced power consumption.

DDC

Details the Display Data Channel feature for Plug & Play compatibility between monitor and computer.

Location Considerations

Provides guidelines for optimal placement to ensure viewing comfort, safety, and proper ventilation.

Cleaning Your Monitor

Offers instructions and precautions for safely cleaning the monitor's screen and cabinet.

Unpacking

Lists the items included in the package and advises on storing packing materials for future transport.

Tilt/Swivel Base

Explains how to adjust the monitor's tilt and swivel for ergonomic viewing comfort.

Quick Operation Chart

Provides a flowchart summarizing the monitor setup, connection, and basic operation process.

PART NAME

Control Names

Identifies and illustrates the location of all front and rear controls, indicators, and connectors on the monitor.

Function

Explains the operation of each control button, indicator light, and connector.

INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION

AC Power Connection

Details how to connect the monitor to the AC power outlet safely and correctly.

Signal Cable Connection

Covers connecting the monitor to a computer using VGA or optional Macintosh adapters.

Connecting to Any IBM VGA Compatible System

Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting to IBM VGA compatible systems.

Connecting to An Apple Macintosh Computer

Guides users on connecting the monitor to Apple Macintosh computers, including adapter use.

OSD (On Screen Display) FUNCTIONS

How to adjust the screen

Illustrates the procedure for accessing and navigating the OSD menu for screen adjustments.

Adjustment Items

Lists and explains all available image adjustment parameters accessible through the OSD.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SPECIFICATIONS

WARRANTY

Declaration of Conformity - United States only