User manual EIZO FLEXSCAN S2402W

[. . . ] CONTENTS Chapter 1 Features and Overview 1-1 Features 1-2 ControlsandFunctions 1-3 CompatibleResolutions/Frequencies 1-4 FunctionsandBasicOperation Chapter 2 Settings and Adjustments 2-1 UtilityDisk 2-2 ScreenAdjustment 2-3 ColorAdjustment 2-4 AdjustingVolume 2-5 TurningofftheaudiooutputatPowerSaving mode 2-6 SettingOn/Offfortheautomaticbrightness adjustmentfunction Important Please read PRECAUTIONS, this User's Manual and Setup Guide (separate volume) carefully to familiarize yourself with safe and effective usage. 2-7 SettingOn/OffforPowerSavingmode 2-8 Turningoffthemonitorautomatically 2-9 Displayingthelevelofpowersaving byEcoViewIndex 2-10 ScreenSizeSelection 2-11 SettingAdjustmentMenuDisplay 2-12 SettingOrientation 2-13 LockingButtons 2-14 DisplayingMonitorInformation 2-15 Enabling/DisablingDDC/CIcommunication The latest User's Manual is available for download from our site: http://www. eizo. com 2-16 SettingPowerIndicatorON/OFF 2-17 SettingLanguage 2-18 SettingEIZOlogodisplayON/OFF 2-19 ResumingtheDefaultSetting Chapter 3 Connecting Cables 3-1 ConnectingTwoPCstotheMonitor 3-2 AdjustingtheDVIInputLevel Chapter 4 Troubleshooting Chapter 5 Reference 5-1 AttachinganArm 5-2 FoldingtheEZ-UPstand 5-3 Specifications 5-4 Glossary 5-5 PresetTiming How to Setup PleasereadtheSetupGuide(separatevolume) [Location of Caution Statement] Ex. Height adjustable stand AsanENERGYSTAR®Partner, EIZONANAOCORPORATIONhasdeterminedthatthisproduct meetstheENERGYSTARguidelinesforenergyefficiency. ThisproducthasacquiredTCOstandardthatrelatestosafety, ergonomics, environmentandsoforthofoffice equipment. ForoverviewoftheTCO, refertoourwebsite. http://www. eizo. com Productspecificationmayvarywithsalesareas. [. . . ] ­Whenyoufeeltheblacklevelofthe screenisbright(Setthebrightness downandthecontrasttohigher than50%). Chapter 2 Settings and Adjustments 15 To adjust the color temperature [Temperature] Thecolortemperaturecanbeadjusted. Thecolortemperatureisnormallyused toexpressthehueof"White"and/or"Black"byanumericalvalue. Thevalue isexpressedindegrees"K"(Kelvin). Inthesamewayastheflametemperature, theimageonthemonitorisdisplayed reddishifthecolortemperatureislowandisbluishifthecolortemperatureis high. Thegainpresetvaluesaresetforeachcolortemperaturesettingvalue. 5000K 6500K The white color image is displayed reddish. The 5000K or 6000K is usually used in the printing industry. The white color image is displayed in warm white like paper white. The temperature is suitable to display photographs or video images. The white color image is displayed slightly bluish white. NOTE 9300K · Youcannotadjustthevalueifthe iconisnotdisplayed, dependingon theFineContrastmodeselected. (See "Adjustmentitemsineachmode"on page15. ) · [Gain]allowsyoutoperformmore advancedadjustment(See"Toadjust thegainvalue"onpage17). · Ifyousetto[Off], theimageis displayedinthepresetcolorofthe monitor(Gain:100%foreachRGB). · Whenchangingthegainvalue, the colortemperatureadjustingrangeis changedto"Off". Adjustablerange: Off, 4000K-10000K(specifiedbyevery500Kunit, including9300K) (1) Choose<Color>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress . (2) Choose<Temperature>fromthe<Color>menu, andpress The<Temperature>adjustmentmenuappears. . (3) Adjustthecolortemperaturewith Theadjustmentiscompleted. or , andpress . To adjust the gamma value [Gamma] Thegammavaluecanbeadjusted. Theluminanceofthemonitorvaries dependingontheinputsignal, however, thevariationrateisnotproportionalto theinputsignal. Tokeepthebalancebetweentheinputsignalandtheluminance ofthemonitoriscalledas"Gammacorrection". Adjustablerange:1. 8, 2. 0, 2. 2 (1) Choose<Color>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress (2) Choose<Gamma>fromthe<Color>menu, andpress The<Gamma>adjustmentmenuappears. NOTE · Youcannotadjustthevalueifthe iconisnotdisplayed, dependingon theFineContrastmodeselected. (See "Adjustmentitemsineachmode"on page15. ) . . (3) Adjustthegammavaluewith Theadjustmentiscompleted. or , andpress . To adjust the color saturation [Saturation] Thisfunctionallowsyoutoadjustthesaturationofthecoloronthemonitor. Adjustablerange:-128to127 (1) Choose<Color>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress . (2) Choose<Saturation>fromthe<Color>menu, andpress . The<Saturation>adjustmentmenuappears. Attention · Thisfunctiondoesnotenableto displayeverycolorgradation. NOTE (3) Adjustthesaturationofthecolorwith Theadjustmentiscompleted. or , andpress . · Youcannotadjustthevalueifthe iconisnotdisplayed, dependingon theFineContrastmodeselected. (See "Adjustmentitemsineachmode"on page15. ) · Settingtheminimum(-128)turnsthe imagetoamonochromescreen. 16 Chapter 2 Settings and Adjustments To adjust the hue [Hue] Thisfunctionallowsyoutoadjustthehue. Ifyousetthehuetoahighvalue, theimageturnsgreenish. Iflow, theimageturnspurplish. Adjustablerange:-32to32 (1) Choose<Color>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress (2) Choose<Hue>fromthe<Color>menu, andpress . The<Hue>adjustmentmenuappears. Attention · Thisfunctiondoesnotenableto displayeverycolorgradation. NOTE . (3) Adjustthehuewith or , andpress . · Youcannotadjustthevalueifthe iconisnotdisplayed, dependingon theFineContrastmodeselected. (See "Adjustmentitemsineachmode"on page15. ) Theadjustmentiscompleted. To adjust the gain value [Gain] Eachluminanceofred/green/bluecomposingthecoloriscalled"Gain". The gainadjustmentmaychangethecolortoneofthe"White"(whenthemaxinput signalforeachcolorisobtained) Adjustablerange:0to100% (1) Choose<Color>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress (2) Choose<Gain>fromthe<Color>menu, andpress . The<Gain>adjustmentmenuappears. Attention · Thisfunctiondoesnotenableto displayeverycolorgradation. NOTE . (3) AdjusttherespectivevalueofRed, GreenorBluewith . Theadjustmentiscompleted. or , andpress · Youcannotadjustthevalueifthe iconisnotdisplayed, dependingon theFineContrastmodeselected. (See "Adjustmentitemsineachmode"on page15. ) · Thegainvaluemaychangedepending onthevalueofthecolortemperature. · Whenchangingthegainvalue, the colortemperatureadjustingrangeis changedto"Off". NOTE 2-4 Adjusting Volume [Volume] Thisfunctionallowsyoutoadjustvolumeupordown. Adjustablerange:0to20 (1) Choose<Sound>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress . (2) Choose<Volume>fromthe<Sound>menu, andpress . Thevolumeadjustmentmenuappears. · Youcanalsoadjustvolumeby pressing or without displayingtheadjustmentmenu. (3) Adjustthevolumewith Theadjustmentiscompleted. or , andpress . 2-5 Turning off the audio output at Power Saving mode [Power Save] Thismonitorallowsyoutoturnofftheaudiooutputfromthespeakers/ headphoneatthepowersavingmode. (1) Choose<Sound>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress . (2) Choose<PowerSave>fromthe<Sound>menu, andpress The<PowerSave>settingmenuappears. . (3) Select"On"or"Off"with Thesettingiscompleted. or , andpress . Chapter 2 Settings and Adjustments 17 2-6 Setting On/Off for the automatic brightness adjustment function [Auto EcoView] NOTE · Becarefulnottoblockthesensoron thelowersideofthemonitorwhen usingtheAutoEcoViewfunction. Thesensoronthefrontsideofthemonitordetectstheenvironmentalbrightness toadjustthescreenbrightnessautomaticallyandcomfortablybyusingtheAuto EcoViewfunction. (1) Press . The<AutoEcoView>settingmenuappears. (2)TheOn/Offsettingistoggledbypressing . 2-7 Setting On/Off for Power Saving mode [Power Save] Thisfunctionallowsyoutosetthemonitorintothepowersavingmode accordingtothePCstatus. (1) Choose<PowerManager>fromtheAdjustmentmenu, andpress . (2) Choose<PowerSave>fromthe<PowerManager>menu, andpress The<PowerSave>settingmenuappears. . (3) Select"On"or"Off"with Thesettingiscompleted. or , andpress . Analog input ThismonitorcomplieswiththeVESADPMSstandard. Attention [Power Saving System] PC Operating Power saving STAND-BY SUSPENDED OFF Monitor Operating Power saving Power Indicator Blue Orange · Turningoffthemainpowerswitch orunpluggingthepowercord completelyshutsoffpowersupplyto themonitor. [. . . ] This means that your display is designed, manufactured and tested according to some of the strictest quality and environmental requirements in the world. This makes for a high performance product, designed with the user in focus that also minimizes the Impact on our natural environment. Some of the features of the TCO'03 Display requirements: Ergonomics Goodvisualergonomicsandimagequalityinordertoimprovetheworkingenvironmentfortheuser andtoreducesightandstrainproblems. Importantparametersareluminance, contrast, resolution, reflectance, colourrenditionandimagestability. Energy Energy-savingmodeafteracertaintime-beneficialbothfortheuserandenvironment Electricalsafety Emissions Electromagneticfields Noiseemissions Ecology Theproductsmustbepreparedforrecyclingandthemanufacturermusthaveacertifiedenvironmental managementsystemsuchasEMASorISO14000 Restrictionson chlorinatedandbrominatedflameretardantsandpolymers heavymetalssuchascadmium, mercuryandlead. TherequirementsincludesinthislabelhavebeendevelopedbyTCODevelopmentinco-operationwithscientists, experts, usersaswellasmanufacturersallovertheworld. Sincetheendofthe1980sTCOhasbeeninvolvedin influencingthedevelopmentofITequipmentinamoreuser-friendlydirection. Ourlabelingsystemwithdisplays in1992andisnowrequestedbyusersandIT-manufacturersallovertheworld. For more information, please visit www. tcodevelopment. com 40 ForU. S. A. , Canada, etc. (rated100-120Vac)Only FCC Declaration of Conformity We, the Responsible Party EIZONANAOTECHNOLOGIESINC. 5710WarlandDrive, Cypress, CA90630 Phone:(562)431-5011 declare that the product Tradename:EIZO Model:FlexScanEV2411W/S2402W is in conformity with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ]