MSAB17BF-2LCD Monitor

Hansol Electronics Inc. VOL Printed in KoreaPart No. 942217020001-01 www.hansolel.co.kr 17" TF T -LCD Color Monitor USER'S MANUAL 17" Printed on the recyclable paper H700TD(B17BF) Parts 3 Connection to Signal Source 4 the range of control Angle 5 Installing Monitor Driver 6 Name and Function of Front 8 Power Management Feature 10 Adjusting OSD 11 Standard Signal Table 18 Specification 19 Troubleshooting 20 Warning 22 Table of Contents INFORMATION TO USER : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmfulinterference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses and canradiate radio frequency energy and,if not installed and used in accordance withthe instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particularinstallation; if this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio ortelevision reception, which can be determined by determined by turning theequipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to crrent the interference byone or more of the fllowing measures: 1. Reorient/Relocate the receiving antenna.2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit difference from that to which the recerver is connected. 4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by themanufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment ENERGY STAR As an ENERGY STAR partner, Hansol Electronics Inc. has determined that this product meets energy Star guidelines for energy efficiency. 3 2 Parts Parts LCD Monitor Place the monitor to face the user and then adjust the monitor angle.Take a break (for about 10 minutes) at every hour during the work withmonitor. Refer to the following figure to take the correct posture. about 50cm Class-B Equipment This unit is registered to Class-B Equipment (allowable electromagnetic wave)and is suitable for use in all areas including residential area. Look down the monitor below the horizon. Relax shoulders and arms, and sit back on the chair. Adjust the monitor to prevent reflection. Adjust the monitor stand to acquire required angle. Keep feet flat on the ground. Maintain the arms horizontally and place hands softly on the keyboard. Good Posture Guide RCA Cable (Pair) Stereo Cable S-VHS Cable 12V-DC Adapter Remote Controller/Battery User's Manual / Warranty Card CD Signal Cable Antenna Cable AC Power Cable Arm and Option Stand are optional. 5 4 Applied Connection Connection to Computer Basic Connection 1. Use 220 V or 110 V. (Free Voltage)2. Connect monitor and computer via computer cable (See figure ) 3. Switch on power to monitor and computer.4. Installation is finished. 1. Connect the adapter to "12V DC" input terminal.2. Connect the computer cable to PC1 and DVI3. Connect video (V1) connection cable or SVHS (V2) connection cable to DVD, VCR or camcorder. 4. Connect audio output (computer, DVD, VCR or camcorder) to Audio In (L), Audio In (R) or Audio In (Stereo). 5. Connect external audio system to Audio Out (Line).6. Connect headphone or earphone to H-Phone terminal. 7. Connect antenna or CATV connection cable to "Antenna" terminal. 12V DC connection terminal Computer cable For PC For Macintosh Use adapter. Adapter for Macintosh (Optional)Refer to the table on the rear side ofthe optional Macintosh adapter andadjust DIP switch by the resolution ofthe monitor. 7 6 Installing Monitor Driver 1. Insert the CD in the CD-ROM driver. 2. "Installation Manager" window appears. (Or, double-click Install.exe in the CD-ROM driver folder using search function.) 3. Click "Driver Installation" icon.4. Select the model and click "OK".5. Select icm file of the model in the icm folder in CD-ROM driver, and then click "OK" button. 6. Click "Exit" to close the installation. Automatic Installation Manual Installation 1. Insert the CD in the CD-ROM driver.2. Click 'My Computer' and follow the procedure below. How to Adjust Monitor Angle How to Default StandHow to Option Stand Refer to page 28 for installation of VESA stand. Click 'Control Panel'. Click 'Display'. Click 'Settings'. Run (Click) Install at CD-ROM driver and select the product model to set the optimumdisplay in Window 95 or 98. Use the Driver CD provided.Download the latest driver from home page of Hansol Electronics Inc. (http://www.hansolel.co.kr). Click 'Finish'. Click 'Next>'. 9 8 9 No image is displayed with LED blinking. Monitor is in power saving mode.Use mouse or keyboard to release power saving mode. No image is displayed without LED on. Power cable plug must be pulled out.Check the power plugs on monitor and on the wall. Power Management Feature When not in use for a long period of time, the monitor automatically reduces its power consumption, meeting powersaving standards of EPA and NUTEK. The monitor is equipped with a power saving circuit that conforms to the world-standard Display Power ManagerSignalling (DPMS) mode of Video Electronics StandardAssociation (VESA).The power management feature requires that the video cardof the computer should support DPMS function. Status Color of LED Power Consumption Normal Green Normal Power Pause Amber/Blinking ( 1 second interval ) Power Cut Off Amber/Blinking ( 2 second interval ) Click 'Advanced..'. Click 'Next>'. Click 'Monitor'. Click 'Display a list of all...'.Click 'Next>'. Click 'Have Disk..'. Select the driver and click 'OK'. Click 'Next>'. 3. Select Exit if the monitor model is changed, and then reboot Windows. 10 W or Below 5 W or Below

11 10 Power Switch Power switch is located in the lower center of the monitor stand.You can push the switch to turn on/off the power. Power Saving LED If the green LED around the power switch turns into blinking amber, it indicates the monitor is in power saving mode.If the amber LED keeps blinking and input signal LED is blinking, it indicatesthe monitor does not support input video signal. Signal Source LED Each of the five LEDs (from left; PC1, DVI, TV, V1 and V2) over the powerswitch indicates the source of the signal which the monitor displays. On Screen Display (OSD) Function Button OSD buttons on the front of the monitor perform the following functions. MUTE : Cut off sound SELECT : Press this button, when OSD is displayed, to select the function the cursor locates. If you press this button when OSD is not displayed, monitor displays source of the signal in order. (PC1 DVI TV V1(Video V2(S-VHS )) AUTO/EXIT : Press this button, when OSD is not displayed, to perform automatic setting. If you press this button when OSD is displayed, you can switch the display to the previous OSD status. MENU : Press this button to display menus. POWER : Power switch. CHANNEL : Press this button to select TV channel in TV mode when OSD is not displayed. Or press the button, when OSD is displayed, to move the cursor into the menus which you want. You can also display information with this button when OSD is not displayed in PC mode. VOLUME : Press this button to adjust volume of audio when OSD is not displayed.By pressing this button when OSD is displayed, you can adjust gauge or select item. Functions Name and Function of Front Keys Front panel MUTE KEY SELECT KEY AUTO/EXIT KEY MENU KEY VOL + KEY VOL - KEY CH + KEY CH - KEY POWER KEY Move to 'PIXEL FREQ' Move to 'PHASE' Move to 'Ajust' Move to 'Ajust' 13 12 Adjust Color Setup Sound ADJUSTMENT BRIGHTNESS 100 5050454050 CONTRASTH-POSITIONV-POSITIONPHASEPIXEL FREQ. AUTO ADJ. OFF PIP Adjusting OSD While Using the PC Adjusting Brightness Adjusting Contrast Adjusting Horizontal Position Move to 'Ajust' Move to 'Ajust' Move to 'Ajust' Move to 'BRIGHTNESS' Use to have the monitor darker, or to brighter. Adjust Color Setup Sound ADJUSTMENT BRIGHTNESS 100 5050504540 CONTRASTH-POSITIONV-POSITIONPHASEPIXEL FREQ. AUTO ADJ. OFF PIP Move to 'CONTRAST' Use or to adjust contrast. Adjust Color Setup Sound ADJUSTMENT BRIGHTNESS 100 5050454050 CONTRASTH-POSITIONV-POSITIONPHASEPIXEL FREQ. AUTO ADJ. OFF PIP Use or to adjust display left or right. Adjust Color Setup Sound ADJUSTMENT BRIGHTNESS 100 5050454050 CONTRASTH-POSITIONV-POSITIONPHASEPIXEL FREQ. AUTO ADJ. OFF PIP Adjusting Vertical Position Adjusting Phase Adjusting Pixel Frequency Move to 'V-POSITION' Use or to adjust display upward or downward. Adjust Color Setup Sound ADJUSTMENT BRIGHTNESS 100 5050504045 CONTRASTH-POSITIONV-POSITIONPHASEPIXEL FREQ. AUTO ADJ. OFF PIP Use or to correct fine trembling or video noise. BRIGHTNESS 100 5050504045 CONTRASTH-POSITIONV-POSITIONPHASE Adjust Color Setup Sound ADJUSTMENT PIXEL FREQ. AUTO ADJ. OFF PIP If Auto Adjustment function fails to remove video noise, Use or to remove vertical noise. (Adjusting phase is required after the adjustment of Pixel Frequency.) Move to 'H-POSITION' Move to 'Ajust' 15 14 BRIGHTNESS 100 5050504045 CONTRASTH-POSITIONV-POSITIONPHASE PIXEL FREQ. Adjust Color Setup Sound ADJUSTMENT AUTO ADJ. ON PIP Move to 'AUTO ADJ' Use to switch 'ON' the AUTO ADJ, and press SELECT button. In most cases, AUTO ADJUSTMENT adjusts display appropriately. Use PHASE or adjust PIXELFREQ. in accordance with graphic card to fine tune the display. Auto Adjustment Adjusting Color Tint Adjust Color Setup Sound COLOR RED 5043 49 GREENBLUE PIP USER 9300K 6500K Move to 'COLOR' Move to 'COLOR' Move to 'RED, GREEN, BLUE' Use to select mode in order. USER : Adjusting ColorMode 1 : Default colorMode 2 : Blue tone Adjusting RGB Color Adjust Color Setup Sound COLOR RED 50 43 49 GREENBLUE PIP USER 9300K 6500K Use or to increase or decrease each color. Adjust Color Setup Sound SETUP LANGUAGE 5050 MODE RECALLSIGNAL SOURCEOSD TURN OFF TIMEOSD TRANSPARENCE - 7 STEP -10 SECNO OSD H-POSOSD V-POS PIP Selecting Language Reset Selecting Signal Source Move to 'Setup' Move to 'Setup' Move to 'Setup' Move to 'SIGNAL SOURCE' Move to 'LANGUAGE' Use to select language in order. 5050 - 7 STEP-10 SEC Adjust Color Setup Sound SETUP LANGUAGEMODE RECALLSIGNAL SOURCEOSD TURN OFF TIMEOSD TRANSPARENCE NO OSD H-POSOSD V-POS PIP Use select 'YES' and then press SELECT button to return to default setting. 5050 - 7 STEP-10 SEC Adjust Color Setup Sound SETUP LANGUAGEMODE RECALLSIGNAL SOURCEOSD TURN OFF TIMEOSD TRANSPARENCE NO OSD H-POSOSD V-POS PIP Use to select signal source in order. Move to 'Ajust' Move to 'MODE RECALL' 17 16 5050 - 7 STEP -10 SEC Adjust Color Setup Sound SETUP LANGUAGEMODE RECALLSIGNAL SOURCEOSD TURN OFF TIME OSD TRANSPARENCE NO OSD H-POS OSD V-POS PIP Setting OSD Turn Off Time Use to adjust OSD transparence. 5050 - 7 STEP-10 SEC Adjust Color Setup Sound SETUP LANGUAGEMODE RECALLSIGNAL SOURCEOSD TURN OFF TIMEOSD TRANSPARENCE NO OSD H-POSOSD V-POS PIP Move to 'OSD TURN OFF TIME' Use increase OSD Turn Off Time by second. The function is used to set up the time to take to have OSD disappeared after the adjustment. 5050 - 7 STEP -10 SEC Adjust Color Setup Sound SETUP LANGUAGEMODE RECALLSIGNAL SOURCEOSD TURN OFF TIMEOSD TRANSPARENCE NO OSD H-POSOSD V-POS PIP 5050 - 7 STEP -10 SEC Adjust Color Setup Sound SETUP LANGUAGEMODE RECALLSIGNAL SOURCEOSD TURN OFF TIMEOSD TRANSPARENCE NO OSD H-POSOSD V-POS PIP Adjust Color Setup Sound SOUND MUTE 505050 VOLUMEBASSTREBLEBILINGUAL PIP OFF Adjust Color Setup Sound SOUND MUTE 505050 VOLUMEBASSTREBLEBILINGUAL PIP OFF Setting OSD Transparence Use or to adjust OSD position left or right. Selecting OSD Horizontal Position Selecting OSD Vertical Position MUTE Use or to adjust OSD position upward or downward. Move to 'MUTE' Use to select On/Off. Adjusting Volume Use or to …

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ROVALSDATE M L OO TITLE PRODUCT LABEL H710,OWN,TCO99,HJ REV. A SIZE A4 SHEET 1 OF 1 UNIT mm SCALE 1 / 1 MATERIAL POLYESTER FILM Q’TY 1 DWG. NO. 922267320001 REF. Made in KOREA HJ 922267320001 - 01 Manufactured: CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER, NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. Hansol Electronics Inc. 27-29 Hanchon-Ri Duksan-Myun Jinchon-Kun Choongbuk, KOREA ATTENTION AFIN D’EVITER TOUT RISQUE D’ELECTROCUTION, NE PAS ENLEVER L’ARRIERE. AUCUNE PIECE REPARABLE PAR L’USAGER A L’INTERIEUR. POUR REPARATIONS, APPELER UN TECHNICIEN QUALIFIE. FCC ID : MSA B17BF-2 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions. 1) This device may not cause harmful interference and 2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. MODEL Name : H700TD MODEL No. : B17BF ELECTRICAL RATING DC 12V , 4.5A For use only with power supply MANUFACTURER :HJC MODEL : HASU05F

      





































  
 







 


 













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