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NX-VUE27C
User Manuel
Version 6/15/2021
www.nixeus.com
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  • Page 1 NX-VUE27C User Manuel Version 6/15/2021 www.nixeus.com...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Over Drive Low Blue Ray On Screen Display (OSD) – OSD Sub-Menu Language Menu Time OSD H Position (Horizontal) OSD V Position (Vertical) Transparency Reset Warranty Information 32-33 Electronics Recycling and Proper Electronics Disposal Nixeus Technology, Inc - Contact Information Disclaimer...

  • Page 3: Important Information

    DC power line wires for normal operation. 6) Please use only approved power line and power adapters provided by Nixeus. If any power connections are missing, please contact Nixeus for a replacement. Using un-authorized power connectors may damage your monitor and void your warranty.
  • Page 4 Please contact Nixeus if you need assistance in removing image persistence.

  • Page 5: Product Overview

    Product Overview Monitor Buttons 1) Menu Button: Press to display the OSD menu or enter sub-menus. 2) Left Button: Press to move up or left in the menus. 3) Right Button: Press to move down or right in the menus. 4) Exit Button: Press to Exit or Open Input source menu.
  • Page 6 NOTE: Do not use cable/adapter converters to connect the NX-VUE27C to HDMI, DVI, or VGA output hardware/devices. We cannot guarantee these adapters will work with the NX-VUE27C . NX-VUE27C Power Cable and Power Supply: Only use the power cable included with the NX-VUE27C . Using any other un-authorized power adapters may damage your monitor and void your warranty.

  • Page 7: Monitor Button Operations - Legends And Functions

    Monitor Button Operations – Legends and Functions Button Functions when NOT navigating in the On Screen Display (OSD) Main Menu - Brings up and enables the On Screen Display Menu (OSD). - Brings up Volume Control and decreases volume. Press to navigate back or go to previous (left) - Brings up Volume Control and increases volume.

  • Page 8: Video Source Input Select

    Video Source Input Selection a) To bring up the INPUT Sub Menu, press [2]. Note: The INPUT Sub Menu will only pop up if there is an active video signal to the monitor. b) Press [∆] or [∇] to navigate to select the input for your desired video output source and press [2] to confirm.

  • Page 9: Button Functions And Features For On Screen Display (Osd) Main Menu

    Button Functions and Features for On Screen Display (OSD) Main Menu Press to select/confirm. ∇ - Press to move up in the menus or increase setting status bar. ∆ Press to move down in the menus or decrease setting status bar. - Press to exit.

  • Page 10: On Screen Display (Osd) Picture Sub-Menu

    On Screen Display (OSD) PICTURE SUB-MENU Picture (Sub-Menu) – BRIGHTNESS a) To bring up the OSD Main Menu, press [1] b) Make sure the PICTURE sub-menu is highlighted (see picture) and press [1] to confirm selection. Highlight BRIGHTNESS and press [1] to enter into BRIGHTNESS adjustment. c) Press [∇] to decrease brightness or press [∆] to increase brightness.

  • Page 11: Contrast Adjustment

    PICTURE (Sub-Menu) – Contrast The CONTRAST Feature allows you to set your preferred static contrast ratio of the luminance of the brightness color (white) to that of the darkest color (black). a) In the PICTURE sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight CONTRAST and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 12: Sharpness Adjustment

    Picture Sub-menu – Sharpness The SHARPNESS feature allows you to set your preferred sharpness for your text, video, and picture content. a) In the PICTURE sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight SHARPNESS and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 13: Aspect Ratio Adjustment

    PICTURE (Sub-Menu) - ASPECT RATIO The ASPECT RATIO feature allows you to set your preferred ASPECT RATIO for your monitor's video, and picture content. Available ASPECT RATIO settings are FULL, 16.9, 4:3, 5:4 and 1:1. a) In the PICTURE sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight ASPECT RATIO and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 14: Ultra Vivid Adjustment

    PICTURE (Sub-Menu) - ULTRA VIVID The ULTRA VIVID feature allows you to set your preferred settings for more vivid or vibrant colors for your text, video, and picture content. Available settings is OFF, LOW, MIDDLE, and HIGH. Enabling this feature may affect the accuracy of picture color, affect picture/video quality, or add input lag in PC games (we recommend leaving this feature off for PC Gaming).

  • Page 15: Dynamic Contrast Ratio Adjustment (Dcr)

    PICTURE (Sub-Menu) - DYNAMIC CONTRAST RATIO (DCR) The DCR (DYNAMIC CONTRAST RATIO) feature allows you to see more of a dark image or dark scene by increasing the contrast ratio dynamically. Enabling this feature may affect the accuracy of picture color, affect picture/video quality or add input lag in PC games (we recommend leaving this feature off for PC Gaming).

  • Page 16: On Screen Display (Osd) Color Sub-Menu

    Color Sub-menu COLOR SUB-MENU – Color Effect The NX-VUE27C has five preset COLOR EFFECTS for your professional use, general use and gaming needs - STANDARD, GAME, MOVIE, PHOTO, and VIVID. a) In the COLOR sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight COLOR EFFECT and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 17: Saturation

    COLOR (Sub-Menu) – SATURATION The NX-VUE27C has SATURATION settings to allow you to adjust color saturations for your professional use, general use and gaming needs. a) In the COLOR sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight SATURATION and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 18: Gamma

    NOTE: Only Custom Calibrate the Monitor's GAMMA and COLOR TEMPERATURE if you have a Colorimeter. The NX-VUE27C has five presets for GAMMA for your professional use, general use and gaming needs - OFF, 1.8, 2.0, 2.2 and 2.4. a) In the COLOR sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight GAMMA and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 19: Temperature - Presets

    COLOR (Sub-Menu) – TEMPERATURE The NX-VUE27C has a premium feature to allow you to custom calibrate the color temperature and color settings for RED, GREEN, and BLUE without the assistance or need of your computer's operating system or graphics card color temperature calibration features. This feature allows you to create more accurate colors for content creation, print work, photography and graphic design.

  • Page 20: User (Custom Color Temperature Adjustments)

    TEMPERATURE - USER (Custom Color Temperature Adjustments) a) To adjust the RED settings, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight R and press [1]. b) Use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to adjust between 0 to 255 for the RED temperature settings. c) Once you set your desired RED temperature settings, press [1] to confirm selection and exit to COLOR sub-menu to adjust the next color settings.
  • Page 21 a) To adjust the BLUE settings, Use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to navigate and highlight B and press [1]. b) Use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to adjust between 0 to 255 for the BLUE temperature settings. c) Once you set your desired BLUE temperature settings, press [1] to confirm selection and exit to COLOR sub-menu to adjust the next color settings.

  • Page 22: Volume

    ADVANCE (OSD) – Advance Sub-Menu VOLUME a) In the ADVANCE sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight VOLUME and press [2] to confirm selection. b) Press [∇] to decrease the VOLUME or press [∆] to increase the VOLUME. (Default VOLUME is at 50).

  • Page 23: Mute

    ADVANCE (OSD), MUTE The NX-VUE27C includes the feature to mute all audio that outputs from its speakers. a) In the ADVANCE sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight MUTE and press [2] to confirm selection. b) Press [∇] or [∆] to change the MUTE setting to OFF or ON.

  • Page 24: Over Drive

    Over Drive – Anti-Ghosting The NX-VUE27C has an OVER DRIVE settings to help minimize ghosting in PC Games. a) In the ADVANCE sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to highlight OVER DRIVE and press [2] to confirm selection.

  • Page 25: Low Blue Ray

    Low BLUE RAY – LOW BLUE LIGHT DISPLAY FEATURE The NX-VUE27C has three LOW BLUE RAY settings of LOW, MIDDLE, and HIGH to help minimize blue light transmission from the monitor to help prevent eye strain or eye damage due to prolong use.

  • Page 26: On Screen Display (Osd) - Osd Sub-Menu

    ON SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD) SUB-MENU OSD SETTINGS (Sub-Menu) – LANGUAGE The NX-VUE27C supports multiple languages for its On Screen Display (OSD) Menu. a) To bring up the OSD Main Menu, press [1]. Next use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to navigate to the OSD sub-menu and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 27: Menu Time

    OSD (Sub-Menu) – MENU TIME The MENU TIME feature allows you to set how long or how short the OSD Menu remains on screen. If you want the OSD Menu to immediately to go away you can always press [1]. a) To bring up the OSD Main Menu, press [1].

  • Page 28: Osd H Position (Horizontal)

    OSD SETTINGS (Sub-Menu) – OSD H POSITION (Horizontal) The OSD H POSITION and features allows you to set the OSD MENU (On Screen Display Menu) to either towards the left or right of your monitor's screen. a) Using the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆], navigate to OSD H POSITION, make sure OSD H POSITION is highlighted (see picture) and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 29: Osd V Position (Vertical)

    OSD SETTINGS (Sub-Menu) – OSD V Position (Vertical) The OSD V POSITION and features allows you to set the OSD MENU (On Screen Display Menu) to either towards the top or bottom of your monitor. a) Using the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆], navigate to OSD V POSITION, make sure OSD V POSITION is highlighted (see picture) and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 30: Transparency

    OSD SETTINGS (Sub-Menu) – TRANSPARENCY The TRANSPARENCY feature allows you to make the OSD Menu more solid or transparent. a) To bring up the OSD Main Menu, press [1]. Next use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to navigate to the OSD sub-menu and press [1] to confirm selection.

  • Page 31: Reset

    OSD SETTINGS (Sub-Menu) – RESET The RESET feature in the OSD SETTINGS sub-menu will allow you to reset all On Screen Display (OSD) configurations or changes you have made - back to the monitors default settings. a) In the OSD sub-menu, use the arrow buttons [∇] or [∆] to navigate to RESET. Make sure RESET is highlighted (see picture) and press [2] to RESET all changes made in the On Screen Display Menu (OSD).

  • Page 32: Warranty Information

    The Warranty Period at no charge to the original owner excluding shipping and handling fees. The replacement product needs not to be new nor have identical make, model or part. Nixeus may replace the defective Product or any part thereof with any factory reconditioned product that Nixeus determines is equivalent in all material respects to the defective Product.
  • Page 33 Office. Nixeus will ship back the repaired or replacement package any common carrier selected by Nixeus. Return shipping fees shall be paid by Nixeus, if a United States address is used, otherwise the product will be shipped to you using freight collect. Expedited shipment methods are available at Customers (End Users) expense upon request.

  • Page 34: Electronics Recycling And Proper Electronics Disposal

    Computer Hardware and Electronics Recycling: Nixeus Technology, Inc is committed to a greener environment by encouraging all our Nixeus customers to recycle our covered electronic devices (CEDs) and accessories. It is illegal to throw away your electronic devices in regular garbage and landfills. Electronic devices need to be recycled or properly disposed of to avoid unnecessary harm to our community and environment.

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