Panasonic PanaSync E70 User Manual

Features
1
)
Digital
adjustment using the On-Screen
Display
•
The on-screen
menu is available
in
3
languages.
French, English, or Spanish can be selected.
•
Custom
adjustments can
be
made
quickly
and
easily through the on-screen menu utilizing four
buttons
on
the front panel.
•
The on-screen
main
menu
allows these adjustments
to be made easily by scrolling through the
icons
to
select an
adjustment menu. The
choice bar is located at
the bottom of the main menu and it
shows the
currently
selected adjustment menu's name.
•
Set
the
on-screen menus at any one of
six location on
the display screen.
2)
The Plug & Play E70 is a DDC 1/2B*
compatible
monitor that
uses
VESA* (Video Electronics Standards
Association)
DDC ™(Display Data
Channel) standard.
This
allows
the E70 to inform a compatible
host
of
its
capabilities
which meet the Microsoft* /
Intel* Plug
&
Play Definition used
by
Windows*95.
3)
Power
Management
•
A
power
management circuit conforming to the
VESA
DPMS standard is incorporated into the monitor.
Power
consumption of the monitor can be lowered
when
using
it in combination with
a
video board that
meets
the DPMS standard.
•
This
product
conforms to the Energy Star* program.
As an
Energy Star" partner,
Panasonic
Computer Peripheral
Company has
determined that this
product
meets the
Energy
Star* guidelines
for energy
efficiency.
4)
Environmentally
Friendly
•
All the
plastic parts are
recyclable.
5)
Low emissions
and static prevention
•
The
display
unit
meets
the strict Swedish (SWEDAC)
MPR
II
guidelines
for lower ELF and VLF magnetic
fields and
alternating electric
fields.
•
Anti-static
coating of the cathode
ray tube (CRT) reduces
electrostatic charge buildup.
This prevents
electrostatic
shocks
when touching the CRT screen and reduces dust
buildup.
6)
Color
adjusting
function
•
The white
reference color
temperature is 9300K
+
8 MPCD, 7500K, 6500K,
5000K,
or
a
User Color
can be
selected. For
example,
the monitor
colors
can be adjusted to match the
colors of output generated
on a
color printer.
•
The white balance
of an image can
be
adjusted as
desired by individual adjustment
of the red(R) and
green(G) and blue(B)
signals.
This
feature enables
color matching.
7)
PanaSync
digital
multi-scan
•
Horizontal
frequencies of 30
kHz
to 70
kHz and vertical frequencies of 50 Hz to
160 Hz can
be
automatically
tracked.
The
display
unit
is suited to
VGA,
SVGA,
VESA, and
high-resolution video boards of
1280(H)
x
1024(V) / 60 Hz.
•
Eight timing
(1
preset and 7
reservation) selections have been
preset by the factory for image
size and
position. In addition there are 13 user
programmable selections
of timing.
8)
Self-test menu
•
The display unit can be checked via the
self-test menu
displayed on the screen. This menu
can
be
accessed
without
a computer.
9)
DQ-DAF Electron Gun
with
Hyperbolic focus
compensation circuit
•
The exclusive DQ-DAF
electron gun
with
a
hyperbolic focus
compensation circuit that controls
the
electron
beam is combined with an
invar mask
to
display
fine
images
over the entire area on the 17
inch
(16.0inch/40.6cm viewable),
0.27
mm dot
pitch
(H:
0.236
mm x V: 0.137 mm), flat and square screen.
10)
Other features
•
Automatic
selection of
synchronized input signals (separate or composite).
•
An economically designed
tilt
and
swivel base to
complement virtually any
office design.
The
pan angle is
90
degrees to
the
right
and
left,
and the
tilt angle
is 13
degrees up and 4 degrees
down.
*
VESA DDC
The E70 is a
VESA DDC
1/2B
type of
display. The E70 is capable of
continuously
transmitting its EDID
(Extended Display
Identification) using
a uni-directional DDC 1 communications
channel. In
addition, the
E70
can respond to a
request
for EDID,
or complete
VDIF (Video Display Interface), to be
transmitted using
DDC
2,
Level B commands.
The EDID data contains the display
identity
and
the
basic
display specifications. The VDIF data
contains
full
display
specifications as defined in the
VESA
VDIF
standard.
If a DDC 2 capable host is detected by
the
E70,
it
will switch to a bi-directional DDC 2
communications
channel.
As
required
by
the VESA DDC standard, once the E70
has switched
from DDC 1 to DDC 2 it is incapable of
switching from DDC 2 back to DDC 1 unless the
power is turned
off.
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Panasonic PanaSync E70 Specifications

General

Brand	Panasonic
Model	PanaSync E70
Category	Monitor
Language	English