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Hibernate can only be enabled on your display when the DPMS mode is enabled first. Therefore,
please refer to "DPMS mode", page 36 to do this.
Please connect your keyboard or mouse to your PC rather than to the display's USB ports when
hibernate is enabled.
To enable/disable hibernation on your display:
1.
Bring up the OSD main menu.
2.
Navigate to the Configuration > Power Management menu.
3.
Enter the Hibernate submenu.
4.
Select Enabled/Disabled as desired and confirm.
To specify the hibernate time-out:
1.
Bring up the OSD main menu.
2.
Navigate to the Configuration > Power Management menu.
3.
Enter the Hibernate Timeout submenu.
4.
Set the time-out value as desired and confirm.
5.10 Delayed power down
About delayed power down
Working with the same image or an application with static image elements (e.g. toolbars, icons) during almost
a full working day continuously may result in a form of image retention. You can avoid or significantly reduce
the occurrence of this phenomenon by enabling the delayed power down option.
This option will keep the display's backlight running for 4 hours after DPMS mode is activated (instead of
immediately switching off the backlight upon DPMS activation).
Enabling delayed power down is only effective when the DPMS mode is also enabled. Please refer
to "DPMS mode", page 36 to do this.
To enable/disable delayed power down on your display:
1.
Bring up the OSD main menu.
2.
Navigate to the Configuration > Power Management menu.
3.
Enter the Delayed Power Down submenu.
4.
Select Enabled/Disabled as desired and confirm.
5.11 I-Luminate default mode
About the I-Luminate default mode
The I-Luminate mode defines the default activated mode during the I-Luminate boost. This mode can be:
Screen
Film (large or small)
The boost mode is applied on the screen display.
Film (large or small): the boost mode activates a high
illuminated rectangle on top of the screen, simulating
a light box for use with radiological film. The size of
this rectangle is similar to a classic (large or small)
radiological film.
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