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If the LED is off, check the power switch and AC power cord connection. If the LED is amber, verify the signal cable connection, ensure BNC cables are correctly connected (especially the green cable), check the computer power switch, and confirm that the power management function is not active.
What to do if the Mitsubishi Monitor displays 'Attention No Signal' message?
If you see an 'Attention No Signal' message on your Mitsubishi Monitor, check the signal cable connection. Ensure BNC cables are correctly connected, paying special attention to the green cable. Also, verify the computer power switch and check if the power management function is active.
How to fix abnormal picture on Mitsubishi Monitor?
To address an abnormal picture on your Mitsubishi Monitor: * For a standard signal, perform a "GEOMETRY-RESET" or "ALL RESET." * With non-standard signals, adjust HORIZ-SIZE, VERT-SIZE, HORIZ-PHASE, and VERT-POSITION. Note that the monitor might not achieve a full-screen image depending on the signal. If this occurs, select another resolution or vertical refresh timing. Allow a few seconds after adjusting the image size before changing or disconnecting the signal.
Why does my Mitsubishi Monitor say 'Signal Frequency is Out of Range'?
If your Mitsubishi Monitor displays a 'Signal Frequency Out of Range' message, the input signal frequency is either too high or too low for the monitor to synchronize. Check the specification of the graphics adapter.
What to do if USB devices are not operating on Mitsubishi Monitor?
If USB devices are not working with your Mitsubishi Monitor: * If '[Universal serial bus controller]' is missing in [Device Manager], confirm that Windows98 is installed on the computer. * If '[Generic USB HUB]' is missing in [Device Manager], check cable connections, restart the computer, power cycle the monitor, and reconnect all cables to the upstream ports. * If the Upstream port isn't blue on the OSD, select the Upstream port using the OSD screen's "Upstream port selection" option.
Why does my Mitsubishi Monitor make a buzzing sound when I turn it on?
A brief vibration or hum heard just after powering on your Mitsubishi Monitor is normal. It's caused by the automatic degaussing function.
Details the monitor's 55cm/22" intelligent, microprocessor-based capabilities and compatibility with analog RGB standards.
Describes the monitor's power-saving modes, invoked by VESA DPMS-compliant computers, and power consumption levels.
Identifies and describes the location and function of the monitor's front and rear user controls, indicators, and connectors.
Covers connecting the monitor via VGA, BNC, or with an optional Macintosh adapter using various signal cables.
Explains the basic application of the USB system, connecting peripherals via upstream and downstream ports.
Provides step-by-step instructions for enumerating the Mitsubishi USB HUB and monitor function via USB.
This document describes the Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2040u (Model NSB1107STTUW) auto-scanning color display monitor with digital control.
The Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2040u is a high-resolution, microprocessor-based color display monitor designed for use with both PC and Macintosh platforms. It features auto-scanning capabilities, allowing it to adapt to various video cards and software without requiring a new monitor. The monitor is capable of producing crisp text and vivid color graphics. It complies with various safety, EMI, and ergonomic standards, including UL 1950, CSA C22.2 No.950, EN60950, FCC Class-B, VCCI Class-B, EN55022 Class-B, EN50082-1, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3, MPR-II, ISO 9241-3, ISO9241-7, ISO9241-8, and TCO'99 guidelines for environmental safe use. The monitor also meets ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency and has received the Energy 2000 Labeling Award.
General| Brand | Mitsubishi |
|---|---|
| Model | NSB1107STTUW |
| Category | Monitor |
| Language | English |
