User manual LG FRS640D5F0B

[. . . ] The terms HDMI and HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United States and other countries. ENG ENGLISH VESA, VESA logo, Display Port Compliance Logo and Display Port Compliance Logo for dual-mode source are all registered trademarks of the Video Electronics Standards Association. 4 ASSEMBLING AND PREPARING ASSEMBLING AND PREPARING Product Components Please check whether all the components are included in the box before using the product. If there are missing components, contact the retail store where you purchased the product. Note that the product and components may look different from those shown here. ENGLISH ENG User Manual/Card Power Cord AC/DC Adapter DVI-D Dual Cable or MHL Signal Cable Audio Cable A-B Type USB 3. 0 Cable Cable Tie 29EA93 29EB93 Stand Base Two Screws Screw Cover Stand Base Stand Body CAUTION Always use genuine components to ensure safety and product performance. yy The yy product warranty will not cover damage or injury caused by the use of counterfeit components. NOTE Note that the components may look different from those shown here. [. . . ] If the menu is inactive If the menu is inactive OK Adjusts the volume level of the monitor. If the menu is active Left directional key Adjusts the volume level of the monitor. If the menu is active Right directional key If the menu is active: pressing OK selects the function. If the menu is inactive: pressing OK shows the resolution of the current signal (only when there is input signal). (Power Button) Power Indicator When the monitor is in operating mode, the power indicator will turn red (on mode). When the monitor is in power-saving mode, the power indicator will blink red. NOTE All of the buttons are touch sensitive and can be operated by simply touching the bottom of the monitor with your finger. 30 CUSTOMIZING SETTINGS Customizing settings ENGLISH ENG Menu Settings 1 To view the Menu OSD, press the Menu ( ) button at the bottom of the monitor. 2 Use the < or > buttons to set the options. To return to the upper menu or set other menu items, use the Menu ( 100 70 30 DVI Wide Brightness Contrast Volume Input Ratio Func. PIP All Picture Color Settings Reset Exit Each option is described below. Menu Brightness Contrast Volume Description Adjusts the brightness and contrast of the screen. Adjusts the volume. NOTE Selecting the Menu button in the Volume menu will enable/disable the Mute yy function. Input Ratio Func. PIP Picture Color Settings Reset Exit Selects the current input mode. Adjusts ECO, calibration, and picture mode. Displays the screens of two input modes on one monitor. Adjusts the sharpness, black level, and response time of the screen. Optimizes the screen to display normal picture quality. Optimizes the screen for vivid visual effects. Optimizes the screen for more vivid visual effects. Optimizes the screen to improve the visual effects of a video. The color mode of the main menu can be adjusted. Optimizes the screen for document processing. Optimizes the screen to improve the visual effects of a video. Optimizes the screen for gameplay. Func. Resets the monitor to its original factory settings. Exits the OSD menu. CUSTOMIZING SETTINGS 33 PIP settings ENG ENGLISH 1 To view the Menu OSD, press the Menu ( ) button at the bottom of the monitor. 4 Use the < or > buttons to set the options. [. . . ] Does image sticking occur even when the monitor is turned off? yy Displaying a still image for a prolonged time may cause damage to the screen, resulting in the retention of the image. yy Use a screen saver to protect the screen when using the monitor for a prolonged period of time. NOTE Vertical Frequency: In order to display an image, the screen must be refreshed dozens of times per yy second like a fluorescent lamp. The number of times the screen is refreshed per second is called vertical frequency or refresh rate and is represented by Hz. Horizontal Frequency: The time it takes to display one horizontal line is called the horizontal cycle. [. . . ]