TFT-LCD VIDEO MONITOR TFT-LCD SECURITY MONITOR USER MANUAL V151HV/ V172SV/ V191HV Video Series and V151BN/ V172BN/ V191BN Security Series www.viewera.com R3.0...
EMC COMPLIANCE This device has been tested and found to comply with the standards for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. Those standards are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
IMPORTANT PRECAUTIONS 1. Before using this device, please read all the instructions in this manual carefully. 2. Please keep the manual carefully for future reference. 3. Unplug this device from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp or wet cloth to clean.
Introduction General Thank you for purchasing ViewEra’ s LCD monitor which incorporates high quality display, multiple video inputs, and power-saving energy management into a light-weighted LCD monitor. The LCD video monitor uses color active matrix thin-film-transistor (TFT) liquid crystal display to provide superior display performance.
2. Installation The monitor is equipped with an automatic sensing AC power adapter for a voltage range from 100 to 240 VAC at a frequency of 50 to 60 Hz. Before connecting the cables, please make sure that the monitor and the computer power are both turned off.
2.5 Power on Turn on your monitor and computer. The LED indicator will light green when the screen is under normal condition. If the LED indicator lights amber, please check if the signal cable is securely connected between the computer and the monitor.
3. User Controls 3.1 Control buttons (c) (d) (e) (f) (a), (b) a.) Power button It is used to turn on or off monitor. b) Power indicator When the monitor is under normal working condition, the indicator will light green; if the monitor is under power saving mode or has no signal input, the indicator will light amber.
3.2 OSD menu in VGA mode Press “1” button to enter the OSD main menu. See the Figure as below. Press “1” then press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to the desired item and then press “1” button to enter. Press “ ”...
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b. Press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the contrast of the display. Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to OSD main menu. 2) Brightness a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Brightness and press “1” to enter. b.
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3) Sharpness a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Sharpness and press “1” to enter. b. Press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the sharpness of the display. Press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to OSD main menu.
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4) Color Temperature a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Color Temperature and press “1” to enter. b. Press “1” to select preset color temperature settings, like Cool, Natural, Warm, or select User to adjust Red, Green, Blue independently. If Cool, Natural, or Warm is selected, then press “2” to confirm the selection and press “2”...
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5) User RGB If User is selected, press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Red, and then press “1” to enter the adjustment of Red, which is done by pressing UP or DOWN. Press “1” once to confirm the adjustment of Red and move the highlight to Green and press “1”...
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6) Image Press “1” to get the OSD, press “1” then UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Image menu, and then press “1” to enter Image sub-menu. Then press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Auto Tune, H Position, V Position, Phase or Clocks.
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b. Press UP or DOWN to adjust the horizontal position. Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to Image menu. 6.3) V Position a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to V Position and press “1” to enter.
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b. Press UP or DOWN to move the vertical position of OSD . Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to Image menu. 6.4) Phase a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Phase and press “1” to enter.
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b. Press UP or DOWN to adjust the phase of signal. Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to Image menu. 6.5) Clocks a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Clocks and press “1” to enter.
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b. Press UP or DOWN to adjust the clock of signal. Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to Image menu.
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3.2.1 Audio menu Press “1” to get the OSD, press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Audio menu, and then press “1” to enter Audio adjustment, which is done by pressing UP or DOWN. 1) Volume a. Press UP or DOWN to increase or decrease the volume of the built-in speakers. Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to Audio menu.
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3.2.2 Feature Controls Press “1” to get the OSD, press UP or DOWN to select Feature Controls menu, and then press “1” to enter Feature Controls sub-menu. Then press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Sleep Timer, Language, OSD Controls, or Factory Recall.
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3) OSD Controls Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to OSD Controls and press “1” to enter. There are three options under OSD Controls: OSD H Position, OSD V Position, OSD Rotation, and OSD Timer. 3.1) OSD H Position a.
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b. Press UP or DOWN to adjust the horizontal position of OSD menu. Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to OSD Controls sub-menu. 3.2) OSD V Position a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to OSD V. Position and press “1” to enter.
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b. Press UP or DOWN to adjust the vertical position of OSD menu. Then press “1” to confirm the adjustment and back to OSD Control sub-menu. 3.3) OSD Rotate OSD menu can be displayed in different directions. The options of OSD rotation can be Normal, Down, Mirror, Left or Right by pressing “1”.
3.4) OSD Timer a. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to OSD Timer and press “1” to enter. b. Press “1” to adjust the length of time in seconds for which OSD menu appears on the screen. Then press “2” to confirm the adjustment and back to Feature Controls menu.
3.3.1 Video menu Press “1” button to get the OSD, then press “1” to enter the Video adjustment. Press UP or DOWN to move the highlight to Video sub-menu then press “1” button to enter the adjustment, which is done by pressing UP or DOWN.
8 pixels within the first year of purchase. 5. Warranty & Customer Service Warranty ViewEra warrants the V151, V172, and V191 series TFT-LCD monitors for 1 year on LCD panel, 3 years on parts and labor. For detail information, please refer to our website. (http:// www.viewera.com/warranty.htm) Customer Service Contact your ViewEra retailer or ViewEra for customer services.
If the LED light on the power adapter is off, then it is required to replace the power adapter. If the LED light on the monitor power and the power adapter both come on, please contact support@viewera.com for assistance. 2) “No Input Signal” appears ...
8. Specifications Specifications are subject to change without notice. The following specification sheet may not be updated with specification or design changes. For the latest specification information, please refer to ViewEra’ s product page on the website. a. 15” monitor Model...
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b. 17” monitor Model Features Panel Type: Screen Size: Pixel Pitch: Brightness: Contrast Ratio: Response Time: Viewing Angle(H / V) Max. Resolution: Display Color Video Input Video Output ( for Security series) Power Supply Input voltage: Output rating: Power Consumption Audio Frequency Dimensions(set size)
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c. 19” monitor Model Features Panel Type: Size: Pixel Pitch: Brightness: Contrast Ratio: Response Time: Viewing Angle(H / V) Max. Resolution: Display Color Video Input Video Output ( for Security series) Power Supply Input voltage: Output rating: Power Consumption Audio Frequency Dimensions(set size) Safety &...
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