Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product V191 BN Series ViewEra
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T FT -LCD SECURIT Y MO NITOR USER M A NU A L V151, V172 , V191 BN S eries www .vi ew era. co m Re v 1.0.
1 T able of Co ntents EMC Complian ce ………… ……… .. …………… … …………………… ………………… . …… . ...2 Im portant Precautions .......... ....................... ............................... ..............
2 EMC COM PLI ANCE Th is device ha s been tested and foun d to co m pl y w ith the standa rds for a class B digita l de v ice, pursua nt to Part 15 of FCC Rules. Tho se s t andards are designed to prov ide reason able p rotect ion against harmf ul interference in a resident ial i nst allat ion.
3 IMPORT ANT PREC AUTIONS 1. B efore usin g this de v ice, please read all the in structions in th is m anu al care fully . 2. P lease kee p the m anu al carefully for future re ference. 3. Un plug this device fr o m th e w all ou tlet before cle aning.
4 Introducti on 1.1 Genera l Th ank you f or purcha sing V iewEra ’ s LC D se curity m onito r which incor porate s h igh quality disp lay , m ultiple vi deo input s, a nd power-saving en ergy manage ment int o a lig ht-weighted LCD monitor .
5 2. Inst all ation Th e m o nitor i s equi pped w ith an auto m atic sen sing AC power a dapter f or a v olta ge range from 1 00 to 240 V AC at a frequency of 50 to 6 0 Hz. Before c onn ecting th e cables, please make sure t hat the m onito r and the co m puter po w er are bot h tu rned off.
6 2.5 Power on T urn on your m o nitor and comp ute r . Th e LED indicator w ill light gr een w hen the scr een is under norm al cond ition. If the LED ind icator lights amber , p lease check if the sig nal cable is securely conne cted bet w een the comp ute r and the monitor .
7 3. User Cont rols 3.1 Control buttons (3) (4) (5) (6) ( 1 ), (2) 1) Power bu tton It is u sed to t urn on or off m onito r . 2) Power indic ator W hen the m onito r is under normal working con dition, th e indicator w ill light green; if the monitor is unde r power saving m ode or has n o signal i nput, the in dicato r w ill lig ht a mber .
8 3.2 OSD menu in VG A mod e Press “ 1 ” b utt on to ente r the OSD m ain m enu . See the Figure as b elow . Press “ 1 ” the n press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m o v e the highlight to the desired item and the n p ress “ 1 ” butto n t o en ter .
9 b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to increase or de crease the co ntrast of th e display . Then press “ 1 ” to confirm the adju stm ent and back to OSD m ain m enu . 2) Brightne ss a. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m ove the highlight to Brightness a nd press “ 1 ” to enter .
10 3) Sharpne ss a. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to mov e th e h ighlig ht to Sha rpness an d press “ 1 ” to en ter . b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to increase or decrease the sh arpness of the display . Press “ 1 ” to confirm the adju stm ent and back to OSD m ain m enu .
1 1 4) Color T e mperature a. P ress “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m o v e th e h ighlig ht to Color T emp eratu re an d press “ 1 ” to en ter . b. Press “ 1 ” to select pr eset color temperatu re sett ings, like Cool, Natural, War m, or select User to adju st Red, Gr ee n, Blue in depen dently .
12 5) User RGB If U ser is selecte d, p ress “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m ove the highlight to Red, and then p ress “ 1 ” to enter the adju stm ent of Red ,which is do ne by pressing “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ .
13 6) Image Press “ 1 ” to get the OSD, press “ 1 ” then “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m ov e the hig hli ght to Image m enu, and then pr ess “ 1 ” to enter Imag e sub-menu. Then press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m ove the highlig ht to Auto T une, H Position , V Positio n, Phase or Clocks.
14 b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to adjust t he hori zon ta l p osition. Then press “ 1 ” to confirm the adjustment and b ack to Im a ge m enu . 6.3 ) V Posi tion a. P ress “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to move the highlight to V Po sition and press “ 1 ” to enter .
15 b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m ove th e v ertical position of OS D . Then press “ 1 ” t o confirm th e a djustm ent and back to Im a ge m enu . 6.4 ) Phase a. P ress “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to move the highlight to Pha s e a nd press “ 1 ” to ent er .
16 b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to adju st the phase of sig nal. T hen pr ess “ 1 ” to confirm the adjustment an d back to Im a ge m enu . 6.5 ) Clocks a. P ress “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to move the highlight to Clocks and press “ 1 ” to en ter .
17 b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to ad just th e clo ck of signal. T hen press “ 1 ” to con fi rm the ad justment a nd b ack to Im a ge m enu .
18 3.2 .1 A udio menu Press “ 1 ” to g et the OSD, press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m ove the hig hlight to Audio m e nu, and then press “ 1 ” to ent er Audio adju stm ent ,w hich is d one by pr essing “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ . 1) V olume a.
19 3.2 .2 Feature Controls Press “ 1 ” to get t he OSD, press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to se lect Fea ture Co ntrols m enu, an d then press “ 1 ” to en ter Feat ure Contro ls sub-m enu . Th en pr ess “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m o v e the highlight to Sleep T im er , Lan guage, OSD Con trols, or Fa ctory Recall.
20 Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m ove the highlig ht to OSD Controls and press “ 1 ” to enter . There are three options und er OSD Co ntrols: O SD H Positio n, OSD V Position , OS D Rotatio n, and OSD T im er .
21 b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to adjust the horizonta l position of OSD m enu. Then p ress “ 1 ” to confirm the adju stm ent and back to OSD Controls su b-m enu . 3.2 ) OSD V P osition a. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m o v e th e h ighlig ht to OSD V .
22 b. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to adju st the vertical position of O SD m enu . The n pr ess “ 1 ” to confirm the adju stm ent and back to OSD Control su b-m enu . 3.3 ) OSD Rota te OSD m enu can be disp lay ed in different direction s. The options of OSD rot ation c an be Norm al, Down, Mirro r , L eft o r Right by pressing “ 1 ” .
23 3.4 ) OSD T imer a. Press “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to m o v e th e h ighlig ht to OSD T i m er an d press “ 1 ” to en ter . b. Press “ 1 ” to adjust the length of tim e in secon ds f or w hich OSD m enu app ears on the scr een . Then press “ 2 ” to confir m the ad justment an d back t o Feature Cont rols m enu .
24 3.3 OSD menu in A V m ode W hen OSD m enu is not pr esen t on the scr ee n, you can p ress “ 2 ” to switch the signal source to A V m ode . Press “ 1 ” to g et OSD m enu in A V mode and pr ess “ △ ” or “ ▽ “ to move the highlight to Video, Aud io, or Feat ure Controls.
25 4. Dead Pix el Polic y Dead pixels on the T F T LCD pa nel a re s ometimes ine vi t able. V iewEra g uaran tee s tha t the monitor w ill be replaced if the nu mber of dead pixels excee ds 8 pixels within the fir st y ea r of purchase.
26 7. T r oubles hootin g 1) No image Check if y ou a re using the standard pow er ad apter coming w ith t he monitor. Check if the po w er cord is se curely con nected and t he LED light o n the power ada pter comes on. If the LED light o n th e power ada pter is off, the n it is required to replace th e power adapte r .
27 8. S peci fications Speci fications ar e subje ct to c hange without no t ice . The following sp eci fication sheet m ay not be updated with spe cific ati on or de sign ch anges. For th e la te st spec ification infor m ation, ple a s e r e fer to V iewEra ’ s prod uct page on the website.
28 b. 17 ” secur ity monitor V172 BN Seri es P anel T y pe: Scr een Size: Pixel P itch : Brigh t ne ss: Con tra st Ratio: Respon se Tim e: V iewing Ang le(H / V ) Ma x .
29 c. 19 ” secur ity monitor V191 BN Seri es Panel T ype: Size: Pixel P itch : Brigh t ne ss: Con tra st Ratio: Respon se Tim e: V iewing Ang le(H / V ) Ma x .
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