User manual PHILIPS 231P4UPES

[. . . ] 231P4 www. philips. com/welcome EN User manual Customer care and warranty Troubleshooting & FAQs 1 39 44 Table of Contents 1. Important  1 1. 1 Safety precautions and maintenance  1 1. 2 Notational Descriptions  2 1. 3 Disposal of product and packing material  3 2. Setting up the monitor  4 2. 1 Installation  4 2. 2 Operating the monitor  5 2. 3 Remove the Base Assembly for VESA Mounting  8 3. USB docking display Introduction  9 3. 1 How to operate USB docking display  9 4. Image Optimization  15 4. 1 4. 2 4. 3 4. 4 SmartImage  15 SmartContrast  16 Philips SmartControl Premium  16 SmartDesktop Guide  23 5. PowerSensor™  28 6. Technical Specifications  29 6. 1 Resolution & Preset Modes  31 7. Power Management  32 8. Regulatory Information  33 9. Customer care and warranty  39 9. 1 Philips’ Flat Panel Monitors Pixel Defect Policy  39 9. 2 Customer Care & Warranty  41 10. Troubleshooting & FAQs  44 10. 1 Troubleshooting  44 10. 2 USB docking display FAQs  45 10. 3 SmartControl Premium FAQs  46 10. 4 General FAQs  46 1. Important 1. Important This electronic user’s guide is intended for anyone who uses the Philips monitor. Take time to read this user manual before you use your monitor. It contains important information and notes regarding operating your monitor. [. . . ] • Align On/Align Off – Enables/disables the drag and drop auto align feature. 25 4. Image Optimization 7 SmartDesktop Partition Definitions Description Applies all settings to the entire desktop. Image Name Full Desktop Vertical Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into two evenly sized vertical regions. For 90/270 maintain vertical configuration. Horizontal Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into two evenly sized horizontal regions. For 90/270 maintain horizontal configuration. Vertical Triple Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into three evenly sized vertical regions. For 90 Partition 1 horizontal top Partition 2 horizontal center Partition 3 horizontal bottom. For 270 Partition 3 horizontal top Partition 2 horizontal center Partition 1 horizontal bottom. Vertical Split Left Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into two vertical regions, the left hand side is a single region, the right hand side is split into two evenly sized regions. For 90 Partition 1 on top Partition 2&3 on bottomFor 270 Partition 1 on bottom Partition 2&3 on top. Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into two vertical regions, the right hand side is a single region, the left hand side is split into two evenly sized regions. For 90 Partition 1&2 on top Partition 3 on bottom. For 270 Partition 3 on top Partition 1&2 on bottom. Vertical Split Right 26 4. Image Optimization Name Horizontal Split Top Description Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into two evenly sized horizontal regions, the top region is single, the bottom region is spilt into two evenly sized regions For 90 Partition 1 on right side Vertical Partition 2&3 on left side Vertical. For 270 Partition 1 on left side Vertical Partition 2&3 on right side Vertical. Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into two evenly sized horizontal regions, the bottom region is single, the top region is spilt into two evenly sized regionsFor 90 Partition 1&2 on right side Vertical Partition 3 on left side Vertical. For 270 Partition 1&2 on left side Vertical Partition 3 on right side Vertical. Assesses the screen resolution and divides the display into four evenly sized regions. Image Horizontal Split Bottom Even Split 27 5. PowerSensor™ 5. PowerSensor™ 4. How does it work?• PowerSensor works on principle of transmission and reception of harmless “infrared” signals in order to detect userpresence. • When the user is in front of the monitor the monitor operates normally, at the predetermined settings that the user has set- i. e. Brightness, contrast, color, etc • Assuming that the monitor was set to 100% of brightness for example, when the user leaves his seat and is no longer in front of the monitor, the monitor automatically reduces the power consumption down to 80%. User present in front User not present is within 100 cm or 40 inches of the display, step up signal strength when wearing black or other dark clothes. • You can return to the default mode at any time (Setting 3). Hot key Sensor distance Landscape/Portrait mode Above illustrations are for reference purpose only Watt Watt How to adjust settings If PowerSensor is not operating correctly inside or outside the default range, here’s how to fine-tune detection: • Press the PowerSensor hot key • You will find the default position ‘3’ on the adjustment bar. • Adjust the PowerSensor detection adjustment to Setting 4 and press OK. [. . . ] Troubleshooting & FAQs 3. User Define: The user can choose his/ her preference color setting by adjusting red, green blue color. Note A measurement of the color of light radiated by an object while it is being heated. This measurement is expressed in terms of absolute scale, (degrees Kelvin). Lower Kevin temperatures such as 2004K are red; higher temperatures such as 9300K are blue. [. . . ]