Precautions
1)
Installation
•
Install
the
monitor in a well
ventilated place.
Avoid exposing to
direct sunlight,
a
heater,
or
any
other
heat source.
Heat will adversely
affect
the cabinets and the parts
inside.
•
Position
the
display
unit
so
that the holes in the
cabinet
will not
be
blocked during use.
•
Keep
the
display
unit away
from
the
kitchen, bathroom, washing
machine, or
other
sources of
exposure to
water, steam or
moisture.
•
In
order
to
use
the display
unit
safely,
use only the
supplied AC
Power
cord.
The AC
Power
cord must
be
used with a
properly grounded
and polarized
power supply
socket. The AC
Power cord
supplied is for the
USA (UL) and Canada
(CSA)
for
use
with the display unit. For use
in
other
countries, make
sure the AC
Power
cord
meets
the
safety
standards of the country.
•
Place
the
AC
Power
cord
where it will not be
subject to stress.
•
Use only
Panasonic provided accessories
or the exact
equivalent.
2)
Usage
•
The monitor power switch does not
completely
turn off the AC
Power
to
the
monitor's
circuits and
places
the monitor into a stand-by
mode,
which consumes about 0.1
W.
This stand-by mode
gives no
operation until the
power switch is turned ON.
To
totally
remove power, the AC
Power cord
must
be
disconnected
completely.
•
Pulling on the
AC
Power
cord
or VGA
Signal Cable can
damage the display unit
(monitor) and can cause
the
unit
to
fall and possibly cause
personal
injury.
•
Receiving trouble.
If there
is a
television set or other
display
unit
nearby,
keep your display unit as
far
away from
it
as
possible. Mutual
interference
can
cause
image distortion or noise.
•
Long exposure
to rubber
or
vinyl products can stains the
cabinet.
•
Keep the
monitor from physical
shock
when
moving. Be
careful
of the Cathode
Ray
Tube (CRT).
•
Do
not place anything on the
monitor.
•
Also take good
care of the AC
Power cord:
Do not place
any objects on
the
AC
Power
cord.
Do
not attempt to extend, shorten or
tie it into a knot.
3)
Product Care
•
Prior to cleaning
your display unit, disconnect
the AC Power
cord and the
VGA Signal
Cable
from the display unit.
•
Use a
clean, soft, dry
cloth
to
clean the
outside of the
monitor or the CRT surface.
If the monitor or
CRT surface is
very dirty, wet a clean, soft
cloth
with neutral detergent
(such as
dishwashing detergent) and
water, squeeze
it tight until almost
dry,
wipe the
monitor
or
CRT
surface
with it, and
finish
by
wiping with
a
clean
dry cloth. Do not use
any
solvents.
•
Do
not rub or strike the
monitor
with anything
hard or
harsh as
this
may
scratch,
mar
or
damage
the monitor permanently.
•
Do not use a
chemical duster or
polish-cleaner because
it can adversely affect
the unit
and
peel the paint coat.
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