Instrukcja obsługi EverFocus EN7517HDM
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Installation Guide
Table of Content:
1. Accessories
Please check the following included accessories before installation:
AC cable
one pcs
Monitor Base
o ne pcs
Remote Control
one pcs
Installation Guide
one pcs
2. Installation
Rear Interface Side Interface
3. Connecting the Monitor
Cables to Your Video Source
Make all cable connections are secure
by tightening the cable screws. Shaking
and vibration may dislodge cables that
are improperly connected. Route all
wiring and cabling away from heat
sources, sharp metal edges, and any
sources of electromagnetic and radio
frequency interference.
5. Controls & Functions
Buttons on the Bezelright side of the
If you cannot locate your remote, you can use the side panel buttons of your monitor to operate many of the
monitor’s features.
1. POWER: Turns the monitor on or off.
2. SOURCE: Accesses the available video input signals (AV, BNC, , SVIDEO VGA, HDMI)
3. MENU: Brings up the MONITOR Main menu. When using the OSD (On Screen Display) system, press
MENU button to return to the previous menu or exit.
4. : Up arrow button.
5. : Down arrow button.
6.＋
＋
＋
＋＋ : Increases the volume. In the MONITOR menu system, acts like the right arrow button on the remote
control and adjusts menu controls.
7. :
－
－
－
－－ Decreases the volume. In the MONITOR menu system, acts like the left arrow button on the remote
control and adjusts menu controls.
HOW to use buttons
Use the buttons on the right side control panel to adjust the OSD
(1) Power on the LCD monitor.
(2) Press source button to accesses the available video input signals, press or button to enter the ＋ —
video mode.
(3) Press MENU button then press ＋／－ button move highlight icon left / right.
(4) Press SOURCE button to enter the submenu, then press ＋／－ button corresponding to edit.
(5) When you are satisfied with the setting, press MENU button to return to the previous menu or exit.
1. Accessories
4. Testing the Monitor
7. Mounting Your MONITOR to the Wall
2. Installation
5. Controls & Functions
8. Specification
6. Choose the Input Source
9. Reference
3. Connecting the Monitor
Cables to Your Computer
Pull to open rear cover for BNC and
Audio In/Out as highlighted area.
4. Testing the Monitor
After making all connections secure and tight, turn on the power switch
located on the side bezel.
1. Turn on your computer.
2. Ensure the front LED is green.
3. Make sure the video image is centered within the screen area. Use the
monitor controls to adjust the image, if necessary. Perform an Auto
Config first, then if you wish you can adjust the horizontal and vertical
position, contrast, and brightness to better suit your video card and your
personal preference. Refer to Basic OSD setup for more information on
using the on-screen menu to adjust the video display.
6. Choose the Input Source
Press Source button on the monitor or remote control, and the source menu appears on the screen. Then press Up/Down
arrow button to select your video source, and press menu to exit.
AV: the input source from AV or video camera terminal input.
BNC: the input source from BNC terminal input.
S-Video: the input source from S-Video terminal input.
VGA: the input source from VGA terminal input.
HDMI: the input source from HDMI in terminal input.
7. Mounting Your MONITOR to
the Wall
CAUTION: The wall mount must bear
a minimum of five times the monitor’s
net weight without causing damage. To
mount your MONITOR to the wall, you
need to purchase a VESA wall mount.
For models 17inch and 19inch,
purchase a VESA 75 x 75, KM 4 x
8mm (75 x 75, for example, it means
the mounting measurements are
75mm horizontally and 75mm vertically;
Metric (M4 x 8 mm) is screw type that
needs to be used).
1. You need to remove the base first
before attaching the wall mount.
A. Place the MONITOR to
face down on a surface that is
soft, yet strong enough to hold
the MONITOR.
B. Remove the screws from
the four holes on each side of the
bottom of the MONITOR’s base (only
use with base).
2. Follow the directions included with
the wall mount to mount the monitor to
the wall.
9. Reference
Connector Benefits and Limitations
High resolution LCD monitors are capable of displaying very detailed images. However, the type of input signal being
used plays a large role in determining the quality of the image displayed. This guide lists common connectors used
for various signal types and lists them in overall decreasing picture quality. Most LCD monitors have multiple inputs
but only the digital signals/inputs are capable of providing pixel- -by pixel matching. Pixel matching allows the optimal
possible picture by matching the native resolution of the LCD panel to the incoming digital signal. When possible,
always use a digital signal instead of an analog signal. If an analog signal is required, always use the best possible
analog signal/connector type (listed in this guide in descending order).
Connector Type
Benefits
Drawbacks
HDMI
High Definition Multimedia Interface
• Digital
• Highest bandwidth of
any current connector
( 10.2 Gigabit/sec at
340 Megapixels/sec)
• Highest resolution (2560
x1600) from a single
cable
• Allows DRM (Digital
Rights Management)
• Partly compatible with
DVI (but with DVI no
audio is included)
• Small footprint
• Audio included
• No method for locking
connector onto the input
(unlike DVI or BNC)
• Limited to cable length of
8 meters unless a
repeater or amplifier is
used
• No analog signal carried
simultaneously (unlike
DVI- I)
• Fragile connector that
can slip free in vertical
orientations or vibrating
environments.
• Locks out most monitor
8. Specification
Model
19inch
17inch
Resolution
1280 x 1024 (SXGA)
Viewing lines
>500 lines (TVL)
Pixel pitch
0.294mm
0.264mm
Brightness
300 cd/m2
Contrast ratio
800:1
Response time
5ms
Viewing Angles
170/170
3D Comb filter
Yes
De- interlace
Yes
OSD
2 out of 9 Language options
Display colors
16.7 Million
Speakers
2 each (3 watts)
Video Inputs
HDMI, VGA, BNC, S-Video, RCA
Video Outputs
BNC (1 each)
Audio Inputs
RCA, PC
Audio Outputs
RCA
Mounting
75mm VESA
Power Input
AC100- 240V 60/50Hz
Power Use
<45W, <2W (standby)
Desk Stand
Removable-Metal
Options
Rack and wall mounts
Accessories
VGA cord, PC audio cord
Packaging
580 x 515 x 165
518 165 x 465 x
Weight
7 kg net (9 kg in carton)
6 kg net (7.5 kg in carton)
Operating temp
5- C 40°
Safety
UL, CE, FCC, CB
adjustments that are
possible with analog
VGA
DVI Digital Video Interface-
Top to bottom DVI connectors: DVI-I, DVI-I dual
link, DVI-D, DVI- dual link, DVI-A D
• Digital
• 1920 x 1200 resolution
supported on single
cable
• Highest resolution (2560
x1600) possible with
dual link cables
• Partially compatible with
HDMI (but with DVI no
audio is included)
• Can carry analog and
digital signals at the
same time on DVI-I
• Allows locking of the
connector onto the input
(unlike HDMI)
• No DRM possible
• Locks out most monitor
adjustments that are
possible with analog
VGA
• Limited to cable length of
4.6 meters
• Large connector footprint
• No audio included
ANALOG VGA Video (also known
as RGB, D sub15)-
• Red, Green, Blue colors
and synchronizing
signals are separated
and do not interfere with
each other as in
composite video
• Multiple resolutions
supported
• Locking connector is
available
• Analog (noise prone)
• No DRM possible
• No audio included
ANALOG Component Video
• Red, Green, Blue colors
are separated and do not
interfere with each other
as in composite video
signals
• Up to 1920 x 1080p
resolution supported
• Locking BNC connectors
are available
• Analog (noise prone)
• No DRM possible
• No audio included
ANALOG S- Video
• Color (chroma) and
brightness (luma) signals
are separated and do not
interfere with each other
as in composite video
• Analog (noise prone)
• Cannot support high
definition signals
• No DRM possible
• Fragile connectors
• No audio included
ANALOG Composite Video (also
known as CVBS)
• Common standard for
NTSC, PAL, and
SECAM video
• Most common signal
type for video
• Analog (noise prone from
chrominance and
luminance signal
interference)
• Cannot support high
definition signals
• No DRM possible
• No audio included
Specyfikacje produktu
| Marka: | EverFocus |
| Kategoria: | monitor |
| Model: | EN7517HDM |
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