User manual IIYAMA PB1705S

[. . . ] USER MANUAL ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANCAIS NEDERLANDS Thank you very much for choosing the iiyama LCD monitor. We recommend that you take a few minutes to read this comprehensive manual carefully before installing and switching on the monitor. Please keep this manual in a safe place for your future reference. POLSKI ENGLISH This display carries the TCO Certified label. This ensures that the display is designed for minimal impact on the climate and natural environment, while offering all the performance expected from top of the line electronic products. [. . . ] Power of the monitor and the computer is turned on. NOTE The signal cables used for connecting the computer and monitor may vary with the type of computer used. An incorrect connection may cause serious damage to both the monitor and the computer. The cable supplied with the monitor is for a standard 15 pin D-Sub connector. If a special cable is required please contact your local iiyama dealer or regional iiyama office. For connection to Macintosh computers, contact your local iiyama dealer or regional iiyama office for a suitable adaptor. Make sure you tighten the finger screws at each end of the signal cable. [Example of Connection] <Back> Power Cable (Accessory) D-Sub Signal Cable (Accessory) DVI-D Cable (Accessory) Audio Cable (Accessory) Computer BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR 8 ENGLISH COMPUTER SETTING Signal Timing Change to the desired signal timing listed on page 26: COMPLIANT TIMING. Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP/Vista/7 Plug & Play The iiyama LCD monitor complies with DDC2B of VESA standard. The Plug & Play function runs on Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP/Vista/7 by connecting the monitor to DDC2B compliant computer with the Signal Cable supplied. For installation on Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP: The monitor Information File for iiyama monitors ENGLISH may be necessary for your computer and obtained via the Internet, using the address: http://www. iiyama. com NOTE For additional information on how to download the driver for your touch screen monitor, please access the internet site noted above. Monitor Drivers are not required in most cases for Macintosh or Unix operating systems. For further information, please contact your computer dealer first for advice. 9 BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR ADJUSTING THE VIEWING ANGLE : ProLite P1705S / ProLite P1905S For optimal viewing it is recommended to look at the full face of the monitor. Hold the stand so that the monitor does not topple when you change the monitor's angle. You are able to adjust the monitor 's angle up to 20 degrees upward. In order to ensure a healthy and relaxed body position when using the monitor at visual display workstations, it is recommended that the adjusted tilt angle should not exceed 10 degrees. Adjust the monitor's angle to your own preference. NOTE Do not press down heavily on the glass when you change the angle. It may cause damage or break the LCD screen. Careful attention is required not to catch your fingers or hands when you change the angle. 20 ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT AND THE VIEWING ANGLE : ProLite PB1705S For optimal viewing it is recommended to position yourself directly opposite the full face of the monitor, then adjust the monitor's height and angle to your own preference. Hold the panel so that the monitor does not topple when you change the monitor's height or angle. You are able to adjust the monitor's height up to 80mm 1 20 80mm, 20 degrees upward, 1 degrees downward. NOTE Do not press down heavily on the glass when you change the height or the angle. It may cause damage or break the LCD screen. [. . . ] Turn off the Power Switch whenever the monitor is not in use, during the night and weekends, to avoid unnecessary power consumption. It is possible that the video signal from the computer may be on while the H or V sync signal is missing. In this instance, the POWER MANAGEMENT feature may not work properly. 19 OPERATING THE MONITOR TROUBLE SHOOTING If the monitor fails to operate correctly, please follow the steps below for a possible solution. Perform the adjustments described in OPERATING THE MONITOR, depending on the problem you have. [. . . ]