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3 Operating Instructions
3-3
Controls
and
Functions
3-3-1
Basic
Controls
and
LED
Indicator
Functions
Power button:
@
The
power
button
turns
the
monitor
power
on
and
off.
Push
the
power
button
once
to
turn
monitor
power
on;
the
power
on
indicator
LED
also
turns
on.
Push
the
button
again
to
turn
monitor
power
off.
Power indicator (Dual color):
The. power indicator shows the state. of
your monitor.
When
the
monitor
operates
normally,
the
indicator
LED
glows
green.
When
the
monitor
operates
in
one
of
the
power
saving
modes,
the
indicator
LED
is
orange
or
blinks
orange
and
green.
- Contrast control:
©
The
contrast
control
adjusts
the
degree
of
difference
between
dark
and
light
areas
of
the
image.
Brightness control:
The brightness control adjusts the overall
“s* — brightness of the display image.
Adjustment Control
O80
Use
Adjustment
Control
buttons
to
adjust
©
the
display
image
while
a
control
function
is
active
(the
indicator
is
orange).
However,
you
cannot
adjust
the
display
image
while
a
control
function
is
disabled
(the
indicator
is
green).
Push
the
up
(A
)
or
right
(>
)
button
to
increase
the
value
of
the
adjustment
function.
Push
the
down
(
W
)
or
left
( <q
)
button
to
decrease
the
value
of
the
adjustment
function.
Note: The monitor automatically saves your
preferred
display
settings
3
to
4
seconds
after
the
last adjustment.
3-3-2
Microprocessor
Controls
and
Functions
General Description
This
monitor
has
mode
display
settings
for
each
of
the
standard
timing
signals
listed
on
the
timing
chart.
The
monitor
automatically
adjusts
itself
to
an
optimum
size
and
position
when
it
senses
one
of
the
standard
timing
signals.
However,
some
users
may
wish
to
adjust
the
monitor
to
their
own
preferred
settings
rather
than
the
factory
settings.
The
monitor’s
microprocessor
automatically
saves
the
new
settings
for
a
specific
timing
signal
and
automatically
adjusts
itself
when
the
monitor
senses
that
signal.
See
pages
4-1
and
4-2
for
the
standard
timing
chart.
On Screen Display
The
monitor
features
an
On
Screen
Display
(OSD)
that
shows
information
about
the
display
settings.
The
OSD
appears
on
the
screen
when
you
select
a
function
button.
The
OSD
shows
the
name,
range
and
current
setting
of
the
control
function.
In
addition,
the
OSD
shows
the
current
input
signal
frequency
and
the
list
of
user
and
factory
preset
timing.
The
OSD
remains
active
for
approximately
10
seconds
after
completion
of
any
adjustments.
Control Function Buttons
The
monitor
uses
single
and
multi-function
buttons.
Single
function
buttons,
when
pressed,
allow
access
to
one
of
the
control
functions.
Multi-function
buttons
can
access
a
second
function
in
addition
to
the
first
one.
To
access
the
second
adjustment
function,
push
the
function
button
twice.
The
chart
below
shows
you
the
buttons
that
allow
access
to
a
second
function.
Table 3-1: Multi-Function Control Buttons
Tenorio
|
pow
|
nalts
Position (H/V) User, Preset mode
Size (H/V)
Information
Parallelogram/
Tilt
Pincushion/
Trapezoid
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