User manual BELINEA 101925

[. . . ] [ USER MANUAL LCD-Monitor Belinea 10 19 25 ] BELINEA PREMIUM SERVICE The three-year return to base warranty for your Belinea monitor includes all parts and labour. In addition many countries offer a free of charge swap out warranty programme. This does not affect your Statutory Rights. Please visit http://www. belinea. com or call the numbers below for further warranty or service information. [. . . ] Furthermore, you should regularly focus on an object around 6 m away from you to help your eyes relax. Ergonomically, your posture is best when elbows, pelvis, knees and ankles are all at right angles. Safety instructions for operation CARING FOR YOUR LCD MONITOR First, unplug the power cord from the wall socket. If the LCD screen is extremely dirty, clean it with a moist cloth. Use only warm water and then wipe the monitor dry. Solvents or harsh cleaners can damage the housing. Clean the display surface only with a soft cloth, otherwise you may damage the display's coating. If the monitor is only slightly dirty, clean it using a soft, dry and antistatic cloth. The LCD monitor's screen surface is very sensitive. Please avoid any contact with the surface (finger, pencil, etc. ) and be especially cautious during transportation since jolts and shocks can cause the screen to become scratched (always use the original packaging). WALL MOUNTING The Belinea monitor is shipped with the standard desktop configuration. However, you can optionally mount the device on a wall or on a monitor swivel arm (optional accessory). Please follow the corresponding instructions (4-hole assembly with a spacing of 100 100 mm according to the international VESA FDMI standard). Belinea 10 19 25 - Operating Instructions - 3 ENGLISH UNPACKING Carefully lift the monitor out of the packaging and make sure that all components are included (see fig. Save the original box and packing material in case you have to ship or transport the monitor. To set up the device, you must fit the monitor base together. < > MENU AUTO Power cord, Power adapter Audio cable VGA cable DVI-D cable (optional) Figure 1. LCD Monitor CONNECTING Please note that the DC-IN, DVI, D-SUB and LINE-IN ports are located under the monitor's rear-side cover, which can be easily removed. To connect the monitor to your PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Make sure that the PC and monitor are unplugged. Connect the 15-pin signal cable to the monitor and the PC (see fig. If you have a graphic card with a digital DVI-D connector (24-pin socket), then connect one end of the DVI-D cable (optional) to the DVI-D connector of your monitor (see fig. 2b), the other end to the computer. DC-IN Figure 2b. Connection via the DVI-D interface 2 4 1 USB upstream port DC-IN DC-IN 3 Figure 3. Connecting the monitor to the power source USB downstream port Signal cable USB downstream port To connect the monitor to the power source . . . . . . . . . . 3) to the power socket of the monitor ( in fig. [. . . ] MAXDATA`s obligation under the warranty is restricted to repairing or exchanging defective components. Defective components removed during repair process become the property of MAXDATA. Components replaced within warranty coverage assume the remaining valid warranty period of the system. Scope of the MAXDATA warranty: MAXDATA`s obligation under the warranty is limited to failures resulting from defective components and manufacturing defects, defects in the CRT, panel and background lighting for electrical errors (please also refer to the term definition and liability restriction). Exclusions from the MAXDATA warranty: The MAXDATA warranty does not cover damage of any kind that results from: The use of peripheral devices Improper use/operating faults Non-adherence to the user instructions Attempted repairs by the customer or third-parties without authorisation by MAXDATA Defective maintenance by third parties Device defects due to power failure, heat losses, missing EMC (electro-magnetic compatibility) cabling or similar reasons Accidents, storms, lightening, fire, water/other liquids, other natural catastrophes, theft, riots, plundering, the effects of war or other instances of acts of god The use of third-party components Non-authorised system changes BIOS versions/firmware updates/programmes to remove defects of all kinds (e. g. service packs, bug-fixes, hotfixes) Resetting safety functions, deletion of passwords etc. [. . . ]