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Place the monitor on a steady surface where it is not likely to fall. To reduce eye fatigue, avoid using the monitor in direct sunlight or under bright lights. To prevent electric shock do not remove screws or cover. Never open the monitor! There are no user-serviceable parts inside. Service should be done only by a qualified service person. Input power source: In many European countries, the wall outlets are 230V, in a range from 200 to 240V. Please check if your monitor supports your country's voltage. Do not place anything heavy on the power cord or any other cables. A Damaged power cord may cause fire or electric shock. If your power cord is damaged, do not use it. A replacement can be purchased at your local computer or electronics store. Do not disassemble the monitor. The cover should be removed by qualified service personnel only. Keep children and pets away from the monitor. Do not allow liquids to spill into the cabinet. Do not operate the monitor beyond the specified temperature and humidity range For proper operation, keep the monitor adequately ventilated. Keep the monitor away from strong magnetic fields produced by transformers, motors, fans, or other devices. When an irregular AC Voltage is supplied, a protective circuit may turn off the monitor (the power indicator will also go off). If this happens, turn off the power switch and wait at least 30 seconds before turning it on again. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (SEE THE ILLUSTRATIONS AT THE START OF THIS GUIDE) 1. Make sure your computer and monitor power are OFF · If your computer is equipped with a VGA port, connect one of the VGA cable plugs to the VGA port on your computer's rear panel and the other to the connector on the rear of the monitor. According to PC99 requirements, the VGA plug and connector should be coloured blue. The VGA interface allows your computer to output analog signals. 2. Connect the power cord to the socket on the rear of the monitor. 3. Connect the other end of the power cord to a 100V-240V earthed electrical outlet. Caution: Before connecting the power cord to your monitor, make sure that the video cable has been correctly connected. Make sure your computer's and monitor's power is OFF. We recommend that you switch on the monitor first, before switching on the computer. MONITOR CONTROLS (SEE THE ILLUSTRATIONS AT THE START OF THIS GUIDE) The DOWN/Mute button (A) mutes the speakers or changes the selection when the OSD menu (see below) is active. The POWER button (C) switches your monitor on and off. Press the AUTO Button (D) to automatically adjust the monitor display to the optimum setting. Press the MENU Button (E) to access the On Screen Display (OSD) menu. The OSD menu allows you to change display settings for your monitor. The current resolution and frequency are displayed at the edge of the OSD menu box. Press the DOWN Button (A) or the UP Button (B) to choose the item you want to adjust. Use the MENU Button to choose the modification. Then the DOWN and UP buttons allow you to decrease or increase the value of the selected control. Press the MENU Button again to confirm the selection. DRIVERS Under normal circumstances your computer will be equipped with the necessary drivers for the Packard Bell monitor. However if your computer does not already have these drivers you may download them from the support section of the Packard Bell website at www.packardbell.com FURTHER INFORMATION For further information a fully comprehensive guide is available from the Packard Bell InfoCentre* or on the Internet from the support section of the Packard Bell website at www.packardbell.com *Available for monitors purchased as part of a complete Packard Bell computer system only. TROUBLE SHOOTING Immediately unplug the monitor from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions: 1 If the power supply cord or plug is damaged If liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the monitor If the monitor has been exposed to rain or water If the monitor has been dropped or the cabinet is damaged Before you call a Packard Bell Authorised Service Provider, please check the following items: I have no picture and the power indicator is not lit . Check if the AC Power Cord is plugged in correctly on both ends and the power switch is on. Check if the signal cable is plugged correctly into the computer and if the cable is not damaged. I have no picture and the power indicator is lit. Your computer may be in Power Down or Sleep mode. This is a temporary status in which your computer and monitor reduce power consumption. Try moving the mouse a little bit, or press the space key on your keyboard and wait for a few seconds. It is also possible that the Brightness of your monitor has been set too high or too low. Use the brightness knob on the bottom of your screen to adjust the brightness. Check if you are using a display mode that is supported by the monitor. Turn the monitor off and back on to see if this resolves the problem. Make sure that the computer is switched on. The image is unstable. Isolate and eliminate nearby sources of electric or magnetic fields. Set your computer to a supported video mode; see the documentation included on the supplied CD for more information. Try plugging the monitor into a different, earthed, power outlet, preferably on a different circuit. Check the display settings of your computer. Make sure that a supported mode is selected. The message "Check Cable" appears on the screen. Make sure that the analogue video cable is correctly plugged into the Analogue Video port on the back of the monitor. Make sure that the other end is correctly plugged into the VGA connector of your computer. ENGLISH PRODUCT DISPOSAL The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive requires that used electrical and electronic products must be disposed of separately from normal household waste in order to promote reuse, recycling, other forms of recovery and to reducing the quantity of waste to be eliminated with a view to reducing landfill. This includes accessories such as speakers, power cords, etc. When you dispose of such products, please follow the guidance of your municipal authority and/or ask your retailer when purchasing a new product. For further information, you can visit www.packardbell.com/recycling. SERVICE PACKARD BELL LIMITED WARRANTY AND WARRANTY Thank you for purchasing a Packard Bell product. The purpose of this document is to provide you with terms and conditions of the Packard Bell Limited Warranty. 1. DEFINITIONS · "Packard Bell" shall mean the Packard Bell sales office of the country in which the Packard Bell Product has been purchased or if there is no Packard Bell sales office in this country: Packard Bell B.V., Nieuweweg 279, 6603 BN, Wijchen, The Netherlands. · "Customer" or "You" shall mean the end-user or the purchaser of the Packard Bell product. · "Product" shall mean a Packard Bell branded monitor, including peripherals or consumable items, which are delivered with the Product in the factory packaging. · "Warranty" shall mean the warranty applicable by law in the country of purchase of the Product or the contractual warranty You are entitled to as a result of the purchase of the Product. · "Warranty Period" shall mean the period during which you are entitled to the application of the Warranty on the Product. The Warranty Period starts from the date of purchase or delivery of the Product. · "Service and Support" shall mean the Packard Bell technical assistance and service provided by its technician or technical representative and the Packard Bell call centre which is accessible to You. · "Country" shall mean the country of purchase of the Product by You. 2. HOW TO ACTIVATE THE PACKARD BELL WARRANTY Packard Bell has special service agreements with a number of Dealers. Please refer to the Dealer's service documentation 2 Quick Start Guide to see if you are entitled to Service and Support from Your Dealer as a Packard Bell authorised service provider. The Dealer's contact information should be used instead of the contact information explained below. Packard Bell understands your needs for product excellence as well as adequate Service and Support. In order to supply the best Service and Support when necessary, Packard Bell will ask you for registration information when you contact Packard Bell. The Customer will provide Packard Bell with the correct date of purchase in order to obtain the Warranty Period. In case of doubt, the Customer will provide Packard Bell with a copy of the proof of purchase (invoice or delivery note). Packard Bell will keep a record of all registrations of personal data in order to provide appropriate Service and Support and adequate assistance to you during the Warranty Period. Packard Bell will protect this personal data to its best effort and may transfer this personal data to third party in order to ensure Service and Support is carried out. 3. WARRANTY COVERAGE Packard Bell warrants that the Product is free from defect in material and workmanship for the Warranty Period set out below and in the Country set out below. This Warranty is limited to the replacement of the Product or part recognised as defective with an identical or comparable Product or part, new or equivalent to new. This Warranty covers the repair, parts and labour included or exchange, as set out below, during the Warranty Period. If you have purchased the Product together with a Packard Bell computer, then the Warranty Period documented in your Packard Bell computer's warranty documentation applies. You can find this information on the Warranty & Service Sheet included with your computer. A different Warranty period may apply: 1. If the dealer where you have purchased your computer has supplied warranty documentation, then the Warranty Period documented in the dealer's Warranty documentation applies. 2. If the Product has been purchased as stand-alone then the Warranty Period depends on the country of purchase: - 2 Years: Belgium, Germany, Portugal, France - 1 Year: All other countries. (Unless otherwise specified by your dealer) Specifically for Liquid Crystal Display ("LCD") screens: Packard Bell strives to provide the highest quality LCD display products in the industry. Your Product meets the Class 2 specifications under the ISO 13406-2 industry guidelines for LCD monitors. LCD monitors use a technology based on pixels. A pixel is a combination of three sub-pixels (red, green and blue) that produce a specific colour. There are millions of these sub-pixels on each LCD screen. Pixel faults on LCD screens can be comprised of whole pixels or sub-pixels either going dark, staying permanently lit or flashing. The ISO 13406-2 standard allows for a certain number of pixel faults based on the number of total pixels in the monitor (determined by the screen size). Packard Bell will replace an LCD monitor during the Warranty Period if it meets the following criteria: Size Number of pixels Type 1 Bright Type 2 Dark Type 3 Subpixel Faulty Cluster 1 Cluster of errors type 1 or 2 in 5X5 pixels 1 1 1 1 Faulty Cluster 2 Cluster of errors type 3 in 5X5 pixels 2 3 3 4 15" 17" 19" 22" 1 024 x 768 1 280 x 1 024 1 280 x 1 024 1 680 x 1 050 786 432 1 310 720 1 310 720 1 764 000 2 3 3 4 2 3 3 4 4 7 7 9 Type 1: A full pixel is always visible on the screen, resulting in a white point. Type 2: A full pixel never illuminate, resulting in a dark point. Type 3: One or two sub-pixels are always switched on or switched off, resulting in a pixel of one of the basic colours (red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow). Or a continuously blinking pixel occurs. Faulty Cluster 1: Within a field of 5x5 pixels there are several malfunctions of Type 1 or Type 2. Faulty Cluster 2: Within a fi ...