User manual LG W2386V

[. . . ] User's Guide W2386V Make sure to read the Important Precautions before using the product. Keep the User's Guide(CD) in an accessible place for future reference. See the label attached on the product and give the information to your dealer when you ask for service. Important Precautions This unit has been engineered and manufactured to ensure your personal safety, however improper use may result in potential electrical shock or fire hazards. In order to allow the proper operation of all safeguards incorporated in this display, observe the following basic rules for its installation, use, and servicing. On Safety Use only the power cord supplied with the unit. In case you use another power cord, make sure that it is certified by the applicable national standards if not being provided by the supplier. [. . . ] Use this button to move to 4:3 IN WIDE, PHOTO EFFECT and VOLUME for HDMI signal input. For more information, refer to page 16. MENU Button Use this button to enter or exit the On Screen Display. OSD LOCKED/UNLOCKED This function allows you to lock the current control settings, so that they cannot be inadvertently changed. Press and hold the MENU button for several seconds. The message "OSD LOCKED" should appear. You can unlock the OSD controls at any time by pushing the MENU button for several seconds. The message "OSD UNLOCKED" should appear. 10 Control Panel Functions Buttons Use these buttons to select or adjust functions in the On Screen Display. Use this function to select optimal image conditions in accordance with the surrounding environment (Brightness, Image type). For more information, refer to page 18. (SOURCE Hot key) When two or more input signals are connected, you can select the input signal (D-SUB/DVI/HDMI) you want. When only one signal is connected, it is automatically detected. The default setting is D-SUB. AUTO/SET Button Use this button to enter a selection in the On Screen Display. AUTO IMAGE ADJUSTMENT When adjusting your display settings, always press the AUTO/SET button before entering the On Screen Display(OSD). (Only for D-SUB input) This will automatically adjust your display image to the ideal settings for the current screen resolution size (display mode). The best display mode is 1920 x 1080 Power Button Use this button to turn the display on or off. Power Indicator The power indicator stays red if the display is running properly (On Mode). If the display is in Sleep Mode (Energy Saving), the power indicator is blinking red. Light Sensor This is the sensor to measure the external brightness. Makes the screen brighter or darker, depending on the surrounding brightness, when AUTO BRIGHT is set to ON. * This function is operated only if the 'forteManager' is installed to PC. * HDMI input does not support. CINEMA MODE To focus on the moving picture selected. AUTO BRIGHT AUTO BRIGHT To control screen brightness automatically. When ON is selected, this function adjusts the screen brightness automatically, depending on the surrounding environment, to provide optimal viewing conditions. When OFF is selected, this function is turned off. This function notifies the user that a user-specified time (1 or 2 hours) has passed, which is done by displaying the Alarm OSD and the LED blinking. Time Option: OFF/1HOUR/2HOURS TIME CONTROL TIME CONTROL To notify the user of a specified time. LIVE SENSOR LIVE SENSOR To turn the live sensor of the touch button LED ON or OFF. [. . . ] · Check Control Panel --> Display --> Settings and adjust the display to the recommended resolution or adjust the display image to the ideal setting. Set the color setting higher than 24 bits (true color). G Any horizontal noise appearing in any image or characters are not clearly portrayed. IMPORTANT Check Control Panel --> Display --> Settings and see if the frequency or the resolution were changed. If yes, readjust the video card to the recommend resolution. If the recommended resolution (optimal resolution) is not selected, letters may be blurred and the screen may be dimmed, truncated or biased. [. . . ]