owner's manual network monitor - lg · pdf file owner's manual network monitor ... 9...

www.lg.com

OWNER'S MANUAL

NETWORK MONITOR

N2210WZ

Please read the safety information carefully before using the product.

Network Monitor Model

English

2

ENG

English

Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 ASSEMBLING AND PREPARING

3 Unpacking4 Partsandbuttons6 SettingUptheMonitorset6 -AttachingtheStandBase6 -Detachingthestandbase7 -Adjustingthestandheight7 -Adjustingtheangle8 -Mountingonatable8 -UsingtheKensingtonlockingdevice9 -Detachingthestandbody9 -Swivelstand9 - Installingthewallmountplate10 -Mountingonawall

11 USING THE MONITOR SET11 ConnectingInputSignalCable11 -D-SUBINconnection-PC11 -D-SUBOUTconnection-PCoIP12 -DVIconnection-PCoIP13 ConnectingLAN/Peripherals13 - LANconnection-PCoIP14 -Peripheraldeviceconnection15 -SelfImageAdjustment

16 CUSTOMIZING SETTINGS16 AccessingTheMainMenus17 MENUSettings17 -Picture18 -Color19 -Display19 -Volume(OnlysupportedinPCoIP)20 -Others21 AUTOSettings:D-SUBInput21 -//-Settings:PCoIPInput

22 TROUBLESHOOTING

24 PRODUCT SPECIFICATION25 PresetMode25 PowerIndicator

26 PROPER POSTURE26 Properpostureforusingthemonitor

27 USING PCOIP SOLUTION

3EN

GEnglish

ASSEMBLING AND PREPARING


UnpackingPleasecheckwhetherallthecomponentsareincludedintheboxbeforeusingtheproduct.Iftherearemissingcomponents,contacttheretailstorewhereyoupurchasedtheproduct.Notethattheproductandcomponentsmaylookdifferentfromthoseshownhere.

yy OnlyuseanapprovedLGpoweradapter.yy Damagecausedbyotherpoweradaptersisnotcoveredbywarranty.

yy Notethatthecomponentsmaylookdifferentfromthoseshownhere.yy Withoutpriornotice,allinformationandspecificationsinthismanualaresubjecttochangetoimprovetheperformanceoftheproduct.yy Topurchaseoptionalaccessories,visitanelectronicsstoreoronlineshoppingsiteorcontacttheretailstorewhereyoupurchasedtheproduct.

Power CordUser Manual/Card

Stand Base

Adaptor

CAUTION

NOTE

15-pin D-SUB Signal Cable

4

ENG

English


Parts and buttons

Power Indicatoryy LEDOn:Powerisonyy LEDOff:Powerisoff

FrontSideButtons

InputConnectors(Seep.11to14)

(PowerButton)

InputConnectors(Seep.14)

5EN

GEnglish


Button DescriptionMENU Activatesthemainmenu.

OSD Lock/Unlock Functions

Locks/unlockstheOSDscreen.y TolocktheOSDscreen,pressandholdtheMENUbuttonforseveralseconds.The"OSDLOCKED"messagewillbedisplayedandthescreenwillbelocked.

y TounlocktheOSDscreen,pressandholdtheMENUbuttonagainforseveralseconds.The"OSDUNLOCKED"messagewillbedisplayedandthescreenwillbeunlocked.

VOLUME(OnlyPCoIPmode) AdjustthevolumeoftheMonitorset.(Seep.19)AUTO Toadjustthemonitorsettings,presstheAUTObuttonontheMONITORSETUPOSD

menu(onlysupportedforanalogsignal).Foroptimalscreendisplay,usethefollowingresolution.Optimal Resolution 1680x1050

INPUT Allowsselectionoftheinputsignal.y IfyouconnectthemonitortoacomputerusingaD-SUBcable,selecteitherthePCoIPorD-SUBinputsignal.

y Ifonlyonecomputerisconnectedtothemonitor,theinputsignalisdetectedautomati-cally.TheinitialinputsignalisPCoIP.

EXIT ExitstheOSDmenu.

(PowerButton) y D-SUBInput:PowerOn/Offy PCoIPInputMonitorOff:Pressthepowerbuttonandwaitfor5seconds.PCoIPOff:Pressthepowerbuttontwice.PCoIPOn:Pressthepowerbutton.RemotePCPowerControl:PressthepowerbuttonforatleastfivesecondstoturnthePCon/off.*TousetheRemotePCPowerControlfunction,separatesettingsarerequiredforthePC.

Power Indicator Whenthemonitorisinoperatingmode,thepowerindicatorwillturnwhite(onmode).Whenthemonitorisinpowersavingmode,thepowerindica-torwillblinkwhite.

6

ENG

English


yy Thecomponentsappearingintheillustra-tionsmaylookdifferentfromtheactualprod-uct.yy Donotcarrythemonitorupside-downasthismaycauseittofalloffitsstand,resultingindamageorinjury.yy Toavoiddamagingthescreenwhenliftingormovingthemonitor,onlyholdthestandortheplasticcover.Thisavoidsputtingunnec-essarypressureonthescreen.yy Onlyremovethetapeandthelockingpinwhenthemonitorismountedonthestandbaseandisinanuprightposition.Otherwise,thestandbodymayprotrude,whichmayleadtoinjury.

Detaching the stand base

1 Placethemonitor'sscreenfacedown.Toprotectthescreenfromscratches,coverthesurfacewithasoftcloth.

Setting Up the Monitor setAttaching the Stand Base

1 Placethemonitor'sscreenfacedown.

yy Toprotectthescreenfromscratches,coverthesurfacewithasoftcloth.

3 Usingacoin,turnthescrewclockwisetose-cure the stand base.

2 Checktheposition (at the front and rear) ofthestandbody, then mountthestand baseonthestand body asshowninthefigure.

Stand Body

Stand Base

Stand Base

2 Usingacoin,turnthescrewinthestandbasecounterclockwise.Detachthestand base fromthestand body.

Stand Body

Stand Base

CAUTION

CAUTION

7EN

GEnglish


yy Oncethepinisremoved,itisnotnecessarytore-insertittoadjusttheheight.

Adjusting the stand height

1 Placethemonitormountedonthestandbaseinanuprightposition.

Adjusting the angle

1 Placethemonitormountedonthestandbaseinanuprightposition.

2 Removethetapeattachedatthebottomrearofthe stand body, thenpulloutthelocking pin.

3 Theheightcanbeadjustedupto110 mm.

2 Adjusttheangleofthescreen.Theangleofthescreencanbeadjustedupto15°forwardsand5°backwardsforacomfortableviewingexperi-ence.

yy Toavoidinjurytothefingerswhenadjustingthescreen,donotholdthelowerpartofthemonitor'sframeasillustratedbelow.

yy Donotputyourfingerbe-tweenthescreenandthebase(chassis)whenadjust-ingthescreen'sheight.

yy Becarefulnottotouchorpressthescreenareawhenadjustingtheangleofthemonitor.

15- 5

Front Side Rear Side

15- 5

Tape

Locking Pin

Stand Body

110.0 mm

CAUTION

WARNING

WARNING

8

ENG

English


Mounting on a table

1 Liftthemonitorandplaceitonthetableinanuprightposition.Installatleast10 cm awayfromthewalltoensuresufficientventilation.

2 Connecttheadaptortothemonitor,thenplugthepowercordintothewalloutlet.

3 Pressthe (Power)buttononthefrontofthemonitortoturnonthemonitor.

10 cm

10 cm

10 cm

10 cm

yy Unplugthepowercordpriortomovingorinstallingthemonitor.Thereisriskofelectricshock.

Using the Kensington locking deviceTheconnectorfortheKensingtonlockislocatedontherearofthemonitor.Formoreinformationoninstallationandusage,refertotheKensingtonlockusermanualorvisitthewebsiteathttp://www.kensington.com.

ConnectthemonitortothetablewiththeKensing-tonlockcable.

yy UsingtheKensingtonlockisoptional.Theaccessoriescanbepurchasedatyourlocalelectronicsstore.

CAUTION

NOTE

9EN

GEnglish


Installing the wall mount plateThismonitorhasaVESAcompatiblemountontheback.MostmountswillrequireanLGmountingplate.

Detaching the stand body


2 Usingascrewdriver,removethefourscrewsanddetachthestandfromthemonitor.

Swivel standyy ImageshownmaydifferfromyourMonitorset.

1 Swivel356degreesandadjusttheangleoftheMonitorsettosuityourview.


2 Placethewallmountplateonthemonitorandalignitwiththescrewholesonthemonitor.

3 Usingascrewdriver,tightenthefourscrewstofixtheplateontothemonitor.

yy Thewallmountplateissoldseparately.yy Formoreinformationontheinstallation,refertothewallmountplate'sinstallationguide.

Wall Mount Plate

NOTE

10

ENG

English


10 cm

10 cm

10 cm10 cm

IfyouintendtomounttheMonitorsettoawall,attachWallmountinginterface(optionalparts)tothebackoftheset.WhenyouinstalltheMonitorsetusingawallmountinginterface(optionalparts),attachitcarefullysoitwillnotdrop.1Please,Usethescrewandwallmountinterface

inaccordancewithVESAStandards.

2Ifyouusescrewlongerthanstandard,themonitormightbedamagedinternally.

3Ifyouuseimproperscrew,theproductmightbedamagedanddropfrommountedposition.Inthiscase,LGElectronicsisnotresponsibleforit.

4VESAcompatible.

5PleaseuseVESAstandardasbelow.yy 784.8mm(30.9inch)andunder*WallMountPadThickness:2.6mm*Screw:Φ4.0mmxPitch0.7mmxLength10mmyy 787.4mm(31.0inch)andabove*PleaseuseVESAstandardwallmountpadandscrews.

yy Unplugthepowercordbeforemovingorin-stallingthemonitortoavoidelectricshocks.yy Installingthemonitorontheceilingoronaslantedwallmayresultinthemonitorfallingoff,whichcouldleadtoinjury.PleaseuseaLGwallmountingbracketwhenusingaVESAmount.Formoreinformation,contactyourlocalretailstoreoraqualifiedinstaller.yy Applyingexcessiveforcewhenfasteningscrewsmaycausedamagetothemoni-tor.Damagecausedinthiswaywillnotbecoveredbytheproductwarranty.yy UsethewallmountingbracketandscrewsthatconformtotheVESAstandard.Dam-agecausedbytheuseormisuseofinap-propriatecomponentswillnotbecoveredbytheproductwarranty.

yy UsethescrewsspecifiedintheVESAstan-dard.yy Thewallmountkitincludestheinstallationguideandnecessaryparts.yy Thewallmountingbracketisoptional.Theaccessoriescanbepurchasedatyourlocalretailstore.yy Thelengthofthescrewmaydifferforeachwallmountingbracket.Ensurethecorrectlengthofthescrewisused.yy Formoreinformation,pleaserefertotheusermanualforthewallmountingbracket.

Model N2210WZ VESA (A x B) 75x75Stand Screw M4Required Screw 4Wall Mount Plate (Optional)

RW120

Mounting on a wallInstallthemonitoratleast10cmawayfromthewallandleaveabout10cmofspaceateachsideofthemonitortoensuresufficientventilation.De-tailedinstallationinstructionscanbeobtainedfromyourlocalretailstore.Pleaserefertothemanualtoinstallandsetupatiltingwallmountingbracket.

CAUTION

NOTE

11EN

GEnglish

USING THE MONITOR SET


Connecting Input Signal Cableyy Thismonitorsupportsthe*PlugandPlayfeature.*PlugandPlay:Afeaturethatallowsyoutoaddadevicetoyourcomputer,withouthavingtoreconfigureanythingorinstallanymanualdrivers.

D-SUB IN connection - PC

D-SUBINtransfersanalogvideosignalsfromthePCtothemonitor.ConnectthemonitortothePCusingtheprovided15-pinD-SUBsignalcableasillustratedbelow.

yy MacintoshAdaptor:UsethestandardMa-cintoshadaptor.Othercommercialadaptorsmaynotbecompatible(duetothesignalingdifference).

yy WhenusingaMacintoshD-SUBinputcable

yy Whenusingthisdevicesimplyasaregu-larmonitorthroughtheRGBINport,set"PCoIP"toOFFinMENU>OTHERStoreduceenergyconsumption.

NOTE

NOTERGB OUT

RGB INMONITOR

RGB OUT

RGB INMONITOR

D-SUB OUT connection - PCoIP

D-SUBOUTcanonlymirrortheimagedisplayedonthemonitor.(itdoesnotsupportanextendeddesktop).ConnectthemonitortothePCusingtheprovided15-pinD-SUBsignalcableasillustratedbelow.

12

ENG

English


DVI connection - PCoIPTransfersdigitalvideosignalstoanothermonitor.ConnectthemonitorusingtheDVIcableasillus-tratedbelow.Thisconnectionisusedtosupportanextendedmonitororreplicatetheimagedisplayedonthemonitor.

yy Toconnectthemonitortoacomputer,usetheappropriatesignalcable(LANandD-SUB).yy AconvertercanbeusedtoconverttheDVI-IinputsignaltoD-SUBinputsignal.yy Whenconnectingthepowercordtotheout-let,useagrounded(3-hole)multi-socketoragroundedwalloutlet.yy Themonitormayflickerwhenturnedoninanareaoflowtemperature.Thisisnormal.yy Sometimesred,greenorbluespotsmayap-pearonthescreen.Thisisnormal.

yy Connecttheinputsignalcableandtighteninthedirectionofthearrow.Topreventdisconnectionsecurethecabletightly.yy Donotpressonthescreenforaprolongedtime.Thismaycauseimagedistortion.yy Donotdisplayastillimageonthescreenforaprolongedtime.Thismaycauseimageretention.Ifpossible,usethescreensaver.

DVI-I(D) IN

MONITOR

CAUTION

NOTE

13EN

GEnglish


Connecting LAN/PeripheralsLAN connection - PCoIPTheLANconnectiontransmitsPCoIPsignalstothemonitor.ConnecttherouterorswitchtothemonitorusingaLANcableasillustratedbelow.

yy TheLANcableissoldseparately.yy ThefollowingLANcabletypecanbeused:Standard:IEEE802.3ETHERNETyy WhenconnectingtheEarphoneOutorLineOutthroughtheLAN,usethevolumeicononthetaskbarofyourPCtoadjustthevolume.

yy ConnecttheLANcableandtheperipheraldevicespriortobootingupthePC.

LAN

Hub/Router

NOTE

NOTE

14

ENG

English


yy Peripheraldevicesaresoldseparately.yy TheUSBportsontheleftandbottomofthemonitorcanbeusedtoconnectthekey-board,mouse,andotherUSBdevices.yy Cableswithangledplugsmayhaveclear-anceissues,usestraightplugswhenpos-sible.

AngleType StraightType

Peripheral device connectionConnectperipheraldevicestothemonitorusingUSB,headphone,speaker,andmicrophoneports.

Left

Bottom

NOTE

NOTE

yy Headphones,speakersormicrophonemaynotworknormally,dependingontheserverPCsettings.yy VirtualsolutionsmayaffectthefunctionsorspeedofthespecificUSBstoragedevice.

15EN

GEnglish


yy Whatis"SelfImageAdjustment"?Thisfunc-tionrunswhenthemonitorisconnectedforthefirsttimeandperformsautomaticimageadjustmentforeachsignal(onlyavailableforanalog[D-SUBinput]signals)toprovideanoptimalscreendisplay.

Self Image AdjustmentPressthepowerbuttononthefronttoturnonthemonitor.Whenpoweredon,the"Self Image Adjustment" functionwillrunautomatically(onlyavailableforanalog[D-SUBinput]signals).

NOTE

16

ENG

English

CUSTOMIZING SETTINGS


Accessing The Main Menus

1 PressanybuttononthefrontofthemonitortodisplaytheMONITORSETUPOSDmenu.

2 Presstoselectthedesiredmenuitem.

3 Tochangethesettingsoftheselecteditempressthebuttonsonthefrontofthemonitor.Toreturntotheuppermenuorsetothermenuitems,usetheuparrow( )button.

4 SelectEXITtoleavetheOSDmenu.

MENU (See p.17)Setsthescreenoptions.

EXIT(See p.5)ExitstheOSDmenu.

AUTO / (Seep.21)Optimizestheresolution./Disconnectsfromtheserver.

Differentmenuitemsareenableddependingonthetypeofinputsignal.yyD-SUB Input: MENU,AUTO,INPUT,EXITyyPCoIP Input: MENU,VOLUME, ,INPUT,EXITyyThelanguageofthemonitor'sOSDmenuandthatoftheOSDmenuillustratedintheCD-ROMmanualmaybedifferent.

Front Side Buttons

VOLUME (See p.19)Setsthevolume.

INPUT (See p.5)Setstheexternalinput.

NOTE

17EN

GEnglish


MENU SettingsPicture

1 Pressanybuttononthefrontofthemonitortodis-playtheMONITOR SETUP OSDmenu.

2 PresstheMENU buttontodisplaytheoptionsintheOSDmenu.

3 Settheoptionsbypressingthebuttonsonthefrontofthemonitor.

4 SelectEXITtoleavetheOSDmenu.Toreturntotheuppermenuorsetothermenuitems,usetheuparrow( )button.

Eachoptionisexplainedbelow.

Menu Analog (D-SUB)

PCoIP Description

BRIGHTNESS ● ● Setsthebrightnessofthescreen.CONTRAST ● ● Setsthecontrastofthescreen.SHARPNESS ● ● Setsthesharpnessofthescreen.

yy Ifthescreenisnotdisplayedproperlyafteradjustingthesettings,usethe"FACTORYRESET"optiontorevertbacktothefactorydefaultsettings.Ifnecessary,enablethe"WHITEBALANCE"optionagain.Thisoptionisenabledonlyforanalog(D-SUB)signals.

yy Analog: D-SUB (analog signal) input. PCoIP: Internal signal through the LAN.

NOTE

18

ENG

English


Menu Analog (D-SUB)

PCoIP Description

COLOR TEMP ● ● AllowsPRESETorUSERtobeselected.

PRESET

● ●

sRGB SetsthescreencoloraccordingtothesRGBcolorstandard.

WARM Setsthescreencolortoareddishtone.

MEDIUM Setsthescreencolorbetweenthereddishandbluishtone.

COOL Setsthescreencolortoabluishtone.

USER ● ● YoucancustomizethepicturecolorusingRed,Green,andBluecolors.

GAMMA● ●

Setstheclarityofthescreen.Thegammavaluecanbesetto0,1or2,fromdarkertobrighterscreencolorsrespectively.


Color




4 SelectEXIT toleavetheOSDmenu.Toreturntotheuppermenuorsetothermenuitems,usetheuparrow( )button.


19EN

GEnglish


Menu Analog (D-SUB)

PCoIP Description

HORIZONTAL ● x Movesthedisplayarealeftorright.VERTICAL ● x Movesthedisplayareaupordown.CLOCK ● x Ifverticallinesareshownonthescreen,adjustthefrequencytomini-

mizethelinesandadjustthescreen'shorizontalwidth.PHASE

● xAdjuststhefocusofthescreen'simage.Usewhenfrequenciesareshownonthescreenorwhenthetextap-pearsoverlapped.Foroptimalresults,usethisoptionafteradjustingthe"CLOCK"option.


Display






Volume (Only supported in PCoIP)





20

ENG

English


Menu Analog (D-SUB)

PCoIP Description

LANGUAGE ● ● Sets the menu screen to the desired language.PCoIP

● ●

Allows the PCoIP to be turned ON or OFF.

If PCoIP is ONIf you switch to D-SUB input, PCoIP continues to be turned on.If PCoIP is OFFIf you switch to D-SUB input, PCoIP will be turned off.

ORIGINAL RATIO

● x

WIDESwitch to full screen mode according to input image signal.ORIGINALChange the input image signal ratio to original.* This function works only if input resolution is lower than Monitor set ratio (16:9).

WHITE BALANCE

● x

If the video card output is different from the specified level, the color may appear to have altered due to the video signal distortion. The white balance adjusts the output signal level to correspond to that of the standard signal, thus providing optimal display. Run this option when the screen displays an image with both white and black.

FACTORY RESET ● ● Resets the screen to the factory default settings. Note that the language option will not be reset.

y Analog: D-SUB (analog signal) input. PCoIP: Internal signal through the LAN.

Others

1 Press any button on the front of the monitor to dis-play the MONITOR SETUP OSD menu.

2 Press the MENU button to display the options in the OSD menu.

3 Set the options by pressing the buttons on the front of the monitor.

4 Select EXIT to leave the OSD menu.To return to the upper menu or set other menu items, use the up arrow ( ) button.

Each option is explained below.

yThe factory default is set to OFF. y If you use it for the normal PC usage only, turn off the PCoIP mode to save energy consumption.

NOTE

21EN

GEnglish



2 PresstheAUTO buttontoautomaticallyadjustthescreen.


-//-Settings : PCoIP Input

1 PressanybuttononthefrontofthemonitortodisplaytheMONITOR SETUP OSDmenu.

2 Pressthebuttonforatleastthreesecondstodisconnectfromtheserver.


PressingtheAUTObuttonallowsthemonitortoautomaticallyoptimizethescreentothecurrentdisplaymode.Ifyouarenotsatisfiedwiththeoptimizedscreen,youcanmanuallyadjustthepositionofthedisplayarea,frequency,phaseandsharpnessintheOSDmenu.(OnlyavailableforD-SUB[analog]signals.Notethatthesharpnesssettingisonlyavailablefordigitalsig-nals.)

InPCoIPmode,pressthebuttonforatleastthreesecondstodisconnectfromtheserver.

PROCESSING AUTO IMAGE ADJUSTMENT

FOR OPTIMAL DISPLAY

CHANGE RESOLUTION TO 1680 x 1050

yy Whatis"AutoImageAdjustment"?TheAutoImageAdjustmentoptionallowsyoutoimprovethepicturequalityifthescreenisdimmed,ifthetextappearsblurredorspread,ifthescreenflickersorifthedisplayareaisnotcenteredafteradjustingtheresolution.(OnlyavailableforD-SUB[analog]signals.)

NOTE

AUTO Settings : D-SUB Input

22

ENG

English

Troubleshooting

TROUBLESHOOTINGNothing is displayed on the screenIsthemonitor'spowercordpluggedin? y Checkifthepowercordiscorrectlypluggedintotheoutlet.Isthepowerindicatoron? y Checkthepowerindicator.Isthepowerindicatordisplayingaswhite?

y Adjustthebrightnessandthecontrast.

Isthepowerindicatorblinking? y Ifthemonitorisinpowersavingmode,movethemouseorpressanykeyonthekeyboardtoswitchthedisplayon.y Checkifthecomputeristurnedon.

Isthe"OUTOFRANGE"messagedisplayed?

y ThisoccurswhensignalstransferredfromthePC(videocard)areoutofthehorizontalorverticalfrequencyrangeofthemonitor.Pleaseseethe"ProductSpecification"sectionofthismanualtosettheappropri-atefrequency.

Isthe"CHECKSIGNALCABLE"messageisdisplayed?

y ThisisdisplayedwhenthesignalcablebetweenthePCandthemoni-torismissingordisconnected.Checkthecableandreconnect.

The "OSD LOCKED" message is displayed.Isthe"OSDLOCKED"messagedisplayedwhentheMENUbuttonispressed?

y TheOSDlockfeatureisenabledtopreventundesiredmodificationoftheOSDsettings.PressandholdtheMENUbuttonforacoupleofsecondstounlocktheOSD.(The"OSDUNLOCKED"messagewillbedisplayed.)

The screen retains an image.Doesimagestickingoccurevenwhenthemonitoristurnedoff?

y Displayingastillimageforaprolongedtimemaycausedamagetothescreen,resultingintheretentionoftheimage.y Useascreensavertoprotectthescreenwhenusingthemonitorforaprolongedperiodoftime.

yy Vertical Frequency:Inordertodisplayanimage,thescreenmustberefresheddozensoftimespersecondlikeafluorescentlamp.ThenumberoftimesthescreenisrefreshedpersecondiscalledverticalfrequencyorrefreshrateandisrepresentedbyHz.yy Horizontal Frequency: Thetimeittakestodisplayonehorizontallineiscalledthehorizontalcycle.Thenumberofhorizontallinesdisplayedinonesecondcanbecalculatedbydividingonebythehorizontalcycle.ThisiscalledhorizontalfrequencyandisrepresentedbykHz.

NOTE

23EN

GEnglish

Troubleshooting

The image is displayed abnormally.Doesthedisplayareaappearun-centered?

PressingtheAUTObuttonwillautomaticallyoptimizethescreentothecurrentdisplaymode.

Doesthescreenexhibitverticallines?


Doesthescreendisplayhorizontalfrequencies,ordoesthetextappearblurred?


yy Checkifthevideocard'sresolutionorfrequencyiswithintherangeallowedbythemonitorandsettotherecommended(optimal)resolutioninControl Panel >Display > Settings.yy Failingtosetthevideocardtotherecommended(optimal)resolutionmayresultinblurredtext,adimmedscreen,atruncateddisplayareaormisalignmentofthedisplay.yy Theconfigurationproceduremaydifferdependingonyourcomputerand/oroperatingsystem.Also,somevideocardsmaynotsupportcertainresolutions.Ifthisisthecase,contactthecomputerorvideocardmanufacturerforassistance.yy TheAUTOoptionisonlyavailableforD-SUB(analog)signals.

The display color is abnormal.Doesthedisplaycolorappeardis-colored(16color)?

y Setthecolorto24bit(truecolor)orhigher.InWindows,gotoControlPanel>Display>Settings>ColorQuality.

Doesthedisplaycolorappearun-stableorinmonochrome?

y Checkifthesignalcableisconnectedproperly.Re-connectthecableorre-insertthePC'svideocard.

Aretherespotsonthescreen? y Whenusingthemonitor,pixilatedspots(red,green,blue,whiteorblack)mayappearonthescreen.ThisisnormalfortheLCDscreen.Itisnotanerrornorisitrelatedtothemonitor'sperformance.

NOTE

24

ENG

English

Specifications

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION

LCD Screen Type 558 mm (22 inch) TFT (Thin Film Transistor) LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) ScreenDiagonal length of the screen: 558 mm

Pixel Pitch 0.282 mm x 0.282 mmResolution Maximum Resolution 1680 x 1050 @ 60 Hz

Recommended Resolution 1680 x 1050 @ 60 HzVideo Signal Horizontal Frequency 30 kHz to 66 kHz

Vertical Frequency 57 Hz to 63 Hz Synchronization Separate Sync/PCoIP

Input Connector 15-pin D-SUB (Analog), 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45 (PCoIP)Power 19 V 3.2 A

Power Consumption: PCoIP/D-SUB

On Mode: 42 W/28 W (Typical)Power Saving Mode ≤ 16 W/1 WOff Mode ≤ 1 W

AC/DC Adapter Type PA-1650-68, manufactured by LITE-ON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION.OUTPUT: 19 V 3.42 A

Dimension/Weight

Monitor Size (Width x Height x Depth)With Stand 506.4 mm x 368.9 mm x 224.4 mmWithout Stand 506.4 mm x 333.2 mm x 59.1 mm

Weight (Without Packaging)

4.2 kg

Stand Angle Adjustment

Forwards/Backwards: -5° to 15° (Monitor)

Environment Condition

Operating Condition Temperature: 10°C to 35°C; Humidity: 10% to 80%Storing Condition Temperature: -20°C to 60°C; Humidity: 5% to 90%

The specifications are subject to change without notice.

25EN

GEnglish

Product Specification

Preset Mode

Display Modes (Resolution)

Horizontal Frequency (kHz)

Vertical Frequency (Hz) Polarity (H/V) Remark

720x400 31.468 70 -/+640x480 31.469 60 -/-800x600 37.879 60 +/+1024x768 48.363 60 -/-1280x1024 63.981 60 +/+1680x1050 65.290 60 -/+ RecommendedMode

Power Indicator

Mode LED ColorOnMode WhitePowerSaving FlashingWhiteOffMode Off

26

ENG

English

Proper Posture

PROPER POSTURE

Proper posture for using the monitorAdjusttheanglesothatthescreenisslightlylowerthanyoureyes.yy Usingthemonitorforaprolongedperiodoftimecancauseeyefatigue.Takea10-minutebreakeveryhour.yy Thestandisdesignedtobestsupportthemonitorwhentheoptimalconditionsareselected.Adjusttheangleofthemonitorfrom-5°to15°toobtainthebestviewofthescreen.

Youshouldbelooking

slightlydownatthescreen.

Placeyourhandsgentlyonthekeyboard,

keepingyourarmsbentattheelbows

andextendedhorizontallyinfrontofyou.

Adjusttheanglefrom-5°to15°

sothatthereisnore-flectionorglarefromthescreen.

27EN

GEnglish

Using PCoIP Solution

USING PCOIP SOLUTION

SelectingtheConnectbuttoninitiatesaPCoIPorRDPsessiondependingonthesessionsettings.WhilethePCoIPconnectionispending,theOSDlocalGUIwilldisplaya"ConnectionPending"message.Whentheconnectionisestablished,theOSDlocalGUIwilldisappearandbereplacedbythesessionimage.

OSD Options MenuSelectingtheOptionsmenuwillproducealistofselections.TheOSDOptionsmenucontains: y Configuration y Diagnostics y Information y User Settings

Ared"X"overthenetworkiconindicatesthateitherthenetworkisnotproperlyconnectedorthattheconnectionisstillbeinginitialized(i.e.duringportalbootup).Figure2-2showsthered"X"overthenetworkiconindicatingthatthenetworkisnotready.

Figure2-3showsthenetworkiconwhenready.

Figure2-1.OSDConnectScreenFigure2-4.OSDConnectScreen(Connecting)

Figure2-2.NetworkNotReady(Detail)

Figure2-3.NetworkReady(Detail)

Connect ScreenTheConnectscreenisshownduringstart-up,exceptwhentheportalhasbeenconfiguredforamanagedstart-uporauto-reconnect.Thelogodis-playedabovetheConnectbuttoncanbechangedbyuploadingareplacementimageviatheadmininterface.ThenetworkicononthebottomrightoftheConnectscreenshowsthestatusofthenet-workconnection.YoumustwaituntilthenetworkiconisdisplayedasshowninFigure2-3.

Selectingoneoftheoptionswillproduceasettingswindow.

28

ENG

English


Figure2-5.OSDOptionsMenu

Configuration WindowIntheConfigurationwindow,theadministratorcanaccessthewindowtabsthatcontainthesettingstoconfigureandmanagetheportalenvironment.TheConfigurationwindowhasthefollowingtabs: y Network y Label y Connection Management y Discovery y Session y RDP y Language y OSD y Reset y Display y VMware View

Figure2-6.NetworkConfiguration

EachtabcontainsOK,CancelandApplybuttonstoallowtheadministratortoapplyorcancelthemodifiedsettings.

y Enable DHCPIftheEnableDHCPoptionisselected,adevicewillbeconnectedtotheDHCPserver.thatallocatestheIPaddress,subnetmask,gatewayIPaddress,andDNSserver.Ifthisoptionisdisabled,theaboveparametersmustbeconfiguredmanually.

y IP AddressTheIPAddressfieldcontainstheIPaddressofthedevice.IfDHCPisdisabled,thisfieldisrequired.IfDHCPisenabled,thisfieldcannotbeedited.ThisfieldmustcontainthecorrectIPaddress.IfanincorrectIPaddressisprovided,anOSDmessageisdisplayedpromptingtheadministratortoprovidethecorrecttheIPaddress.

y Subnet MaskTheSubnetMaskfieldcontainsthesubnetmaskofthedevice.IfDHCPisdisabled,thisfieldisrequired.IfDHCPisenabled,thisfieldcannotbeedited.Thisfieldmusthavethecorrectsubnetmask.Ifanincorrectsubnetmaskisprovided,anOSDmessageisdisplayedpromptingtheadminis-tratortoprovidethecorrectthesubnetmask.

Network TabTheNetworktaballowstheadministratortoconfig-uretheportalnetworkparameters.

yy SomePCoIPdeviceshavetheirpasswordprotectiondisabledandcanbeloggedintothemanagementwebpageoraccesstheOSDparameterswithoutapassword.TheloginpageandtheOSD'spasswordprotec-tioncanbeenabledinthePCoIPmanage-mentconsole.

yy Thenetworkparameterscanalsobecon-figuredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

NOTE

Selectingoneoftheoptionswillproduceasettingswindow.

NOTE

29EN

GEnglish


Figure2-7.LabelConfiguration

Label TabTheLabeltaballowstheadministratororhosttoaddcustomizedinformationtotheportal.

yy Theportallabelparameterscanalsobecon-figuredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

yy InordertoutilizetheFQDNfeature,aDNSserver,configuredproperlywithDHCPoption81,mustbeused.

y GatewayTheGatewayfieldcontainsthegatewayIPad-dressofthedevice.IfDHCPisdisabled,thisfieldisrequired.IfDHCPisenabled,thisfieldcannotbeedited.

y Primary DNS ServerThePrimaryDNSServerfieldcontainstheprimaryDNSIPaddressofthedevice.Thisfieldisoption-al.IfDHCPisenabled,thisfieldcannotbeedited.

y Secondary DNS ServerTheSecondaryDNSServerfieldcontainsthesec-ondaryDNSIPaddressofthedevice.Thisfieldisoptional.IftheDHCPisenabled,thisfieldcannotbeedited.

y Domain NameTheDomainNamefieldcontainsthedomainnameused,e.g."domainlocal".Thisfieldisoptional.Itspeci-fiesonwhichdomainthehostorportaloperates.

y FQDNTheFQDNfieldrepresentstheFullyQualifiedDo-mainNameofthehostorportal.ThedefaultvalueisPCoIP-host-MACorPCoIP-portal-MAC,whereMACistheMACaddressofthehostorportal.Ifthereisadomainname,itwillbeaddedtotheFQDNintheformatofPCoIP-host-MAC.domain.local

y PCoIP Device NameInthePCoIPDeviceNamefield,theadministratorcanspecifyalogicalnametothehostorportal.ThedefaultvalueisPCoIP-host-MACorPCoIP-portal-MAC,whereMACistheMACaddressofthehostorportal.

y PCoIP Device DescriptionInthePCoIPDeviceDescriptionfield,theadministra-torcanaddspecificinformation,suchastheendpointlocation,oraddadescriptiontothehostorportal.ThisfieldcannotbeusedinthePCoIPfirmwareandaccessibilityisstrictlylimitedtotheadministrator.

y Generic TagIntheGenericTagfield,theadministratorcanaddagenerictagtothehostorportal.ThisfieldcannotbeusedinthePCoIPfirmwareandaccessibilityisstrictlylimitedtotheadministrator.

y Ethernet ModeTheEthernetModefieldspecifiestheportal'sEth-ernetmode.Theavailableoptionsareasfollows.

y Autoy 100MbpsFull-Duplexy 10MbpsFull-Duplex

Ifanothernetworkdeviceisconfiguredtooper-ateunder10MbpsFull-Duplexor100MbpsFull-Duplex,theadministratorshouldalwayssettheEthernetModefieldtoAutoandonlyuse10MbpsFull-Duplexor100MbpsFull-Duplex.

NOTE

NOTE

30

ENG

English


Figure2-8.ConnectionManagementConfiguration

Table2-1ConnectionManagerMethod

Connection Management TabThe Connection Management tab allows the user to enable or disable the connection man-agement and specify the connection manager's IP address.

Inamanagedconnection,anexternalConnectionManagementServercancommunicatewithadevicetoremotelycontrolandconfigurethedevice.Theconnectionmanagercanalsosearchforanap-propriatepeertoconnecttothedevice.ConnectionManagementsignificantlyreducesthetasksoftheadministratorinalargeandcomplicatedsystem.

Table2-1showstheconfigurationparametersthatcanbeusedwithoneofthetwomethods.IfanincorrectIPaddressorDNSnameisprovided,anOSDmessageisdisplayedpromptingtheadminis-tratortocorrecttheerror.

yy TheConnectionManagementparameterscanalsobeconfiguredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

y Enable Connection ManagementIftheEnableConnectionManagementoptionisenabled,thedevicecanbecontrolledandconfig-uredfromanexternalconnectionmanager.

y Identify Connection Manager ByTheIdentifyConnectionManagerByselectoral-lowstheadministratortodecidewhethertoiden-tifytheconnectionmanagerbyIPAddressorbyFQDN.IfConnectionManagementisdisabled,thisfieldisnotrequiredandcanthereforenotbeedited.

y Enable Event Log NotificationTheEnableEventLogNotificationfieldcontrolswhetherthePCoIPhostandtheportaldeviceswillsendtheireventlogtotheconnectionmanage-mentserver. y Enable Diagnostic LogTheEnableDiagnosticLogfieldspecifieswhethertologtheconnectionmanagementspecificdebugmessagetothePCoIPhostandtotheportalde-vices'eventlogs.

NOTE

31EN

GEnglish


Table2-2.PeerIDMethod

y Enable DiscoveryIftheEnableDiscoveryoptionisselected,adevicewilluseSLPDiscoverytodynamicallylocatethepeerdevicewithoutrequiringanyinformationaboutthelocationofthedeviceinthenetwork.Thismeansthattheconfigurationandmaintenanceworkinacomplicatedsystemcanbesignificantlyreduced.AsSLPDiscoveryrequiresamulticast-enabledrouter,therecommendedsearchstructureisDNS-SRVDiscovery.

y Enable Host DiscoveryTheEnableHostDiscoveryoptionallowstheusertofindthehostnotlistedinthePCoIPsessionfromtheportal.Whenthisoptionisenabled,upto10availablehostscanbelisted,intheorderoftheirdetectionfromtheportal.UsetheEnableHostDiscoveryoptionwhentherearearelativelysmallnumberofhosts.

y Session TypeInSessionType,theadministratorcanconfigureaportalforthePCoIPsessionortheRDPsession.

y Identify Peer ByTheIdentifyPeerByselectorallowstheadminis-tratortodecidewhethertoidentifythepeerdevicebyIP,byMACaddressorbyFQDN.Table2-2showsthepeerIDparametersthatcanbeusedwithoneofthetwomethods.Ifanincor-rectIPaddressorDNSnameisprovided,anOSDmessageisdisplayedpromptingtheadministratortocorrecttheerror.

y Enable Auto-ReconnectTheEnableAuto-Reconnectoptionallowsthepor-taltoautomaticallyreconnecttothelastconnectedhostwhenthesessionisclosed.

Figure2-9.DiscoveryConfigurationFigure2-10.SessionConfiguration

Discovery TabTheDiscoverytaballowstheadministratortoeas-ilyfindaportalinthePCoIPsystem.

Session TabTheSessiontaballowstheadministratortosetthemethodtoconnectthedevicetoapeerdevice.

yy TheDiscoveryparameterscanalsobecon-figuredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

yy TheSessionparameterscanalsobecon-figuredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

NOTENOTE

32

ENG

English


y ResolutionTheResolutionfieldisusedtosettheRDPscreenresolution.Theavailablevaluesareasfollows.

y NativeResolutiony 800x600y 1024x768y 1280x768y 1280x1024y 1440x900y 1600x1200y 1680x1050y 1920x1080y 1920x1200

y Bit DepthTheBitDepthfieldisusedtosetthecolorbitdepthfortheRDPsession.Theavailablevaluesareasfollows.

y 8bpp(bitsperpixel)y 16bppy 24bpp

y Terminal Server PortTheTerminalServerPortfieldisusedtosettheportnumbertoconnecttheRDPclient.

y LanguageTheLanguagefieldisusedtosetthedisplaylanguageoftheOSDandtheuserleveleventlogmessages.

y Keyboard LayoutTheKeyboardLayoutfieldallowstheadministratortomodifythekeyboardlayout.

Figure2-11.RDPConfiguration

Figure2-12.LanguageConfiguration

RDP TabTheRDPtaballowstheadministratortoconfiguretheremotedesktopprotocol(RDP)specificset-tings.

Language TabTheLanguagetaballowstheadministratortosettheOSDlanguage.

yy TheRDPLabelparameterscanalsobecon-figuredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

yy TheLanguageparameterscanalsobecon-figuredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

y Audio ModeTheAudioModefieldisusedtosettheaudioplay-backlocationoftheRDPsession.Theavailableoptionsareasfollows.

y Noney Playonclienty Playonhost

y Enable WallpaperTheEnableWallpaperfieldisusedtoallowtheusertousethewallpaperintheRDPsession.

y Enable ThemesTheEnableThemesfieldisusedtoenabletheusertousethewallpaperthemeintheRDPsession.

NOTE

NOTE

33EN

GEnglish


y Screen-Saver TimeoutTheScreen-SaverTimeoutfieldallowsthead-ministratortosetatimelimitforthescreensaver.Thetimelimitisdefinedinseconds.Themaximumtimeis9999seconds.Ifitissetto0seconds,thescreensaverwillbeturnedoff.

y Reset ParametersPressingtheResetParametersbuttonwillresetallsettingsandoptionstothefactorydefaultsettings.Whenthisbuttonispressed,anOSDmessageisdisplayed.Thisistoprompttheadministratorandpreventaccidentalreset.

Figure2-13.OSDConfiguration

Figure2-14Reset

OSD TabTheOSDtaballowstheadministratortomodifytheOnScreenDisplay(OSD)parameters.

Reset TabTheResettaballowstheadministratortoresetallconfigurableparametersstoredinFlash.

yy TheOSDparameterscanalsobeconfiguredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface. yy TheResetfunctioncanalsobeaccessed

throughtheWebpageAdministrationInter-face.

NOTENOTE

34

ENG

English


y Enable VMware ViewTheEnableVMwareViewoptionallowstheusertoconfiguretheportaltousetheVMwareViewCon-nectionServer.

y Identify Connection Server byTheIdentifyConnectionServerbyselectorallowstheadministratortodecidewhethertoidentifytheconnectionmanagerbyIPaddressorbyFQDN.IfVMwareViewisdisabled,thisfieldisnotrequiredcannotbeedited.

y PortThePortparameterallowstheadministratortospecifytheporttocommunicatewiththeVMwareViewConnectionServer.

y SSLTheSSLparameterallowstheadministratortospecifytheSSLtocommunicatewiththeVMwareViewConnectionServer.

y Auto ConnectTheAutoConnectparameterallowstheadminis-tratortoensurethatthedevicealwaysautomati-callyconnectstotheVMwareViewConnectionServerwhenstartingtheportal.

y Event Log y Session Statistics y PCoIP Processor y PingEachtabhastheClosebuttontoclosethewindow.

Figure2-15.DisplayConfiguration

Figure2-16.VMwareViewConfiguration

Display TabTheDisplaytaballowstheusertoconfiguretheEDIDfunctionofthemonitor.

Diagnostics WindowIntheDiagnosticswindow,theadministratorcanaccessthewindowtabtodiagnosetheportal.TheDiagnosticswindowhasthefollowingtabs:

VMware View TabTheVMwareViewtaballowstheusertoselectthedevicetousetheVMwareViewConnectionServer.

yy TheEnabledisplayoverridefunctioncanbeusedwhentheEDIDfunctionofthemonitorisnotrunning.

yy TheVMwareViewparameterscanalsobeconfiguredusingtheWebpageAdministra-tionInterface.

yy ToenabletheVMwareViewfunction,theEnableConnectionManagementcheckboxintheEnableConnectionManagementTabmustbedeselected.

NOTENOTE

NOTE

35EN

GEnglish


y View Event Log MessageTheViewEventLogMessagefielddisplaysthelogmessagesaccompaniedbythetimestampinforma-tion.Thefollowingtwobuttonsareavailable: y RefreshTheRefreshbuttonrefreshesthedisplayedeventlogmessages. y ClearTheClearbuttonclearsalleventlogmessages.

y PCoIP Packets Statistics y PCoIPPacketsSentThePCoIPPacketsSentfieldshowsthetotalnumberofPCoIPpacketssentfromtheportaltothehostinthelastactivesession.y PCoIPPacketsReceivedThePCoIPPacketsReceivedfieldshowsthetotalnumberofPCoIPpacketsreceivedfromthehosttotheportalinthelastactivesession.

y PCoIPPacketsLostThePCoIPPacketsLostfieldshowsthetotalnumberofPCoIPpacketslostinthelastac-tivesession.

Figure2-17.EventLogConfiguration

Figure2-18.SessionStatisticsConfiguration

Event Log TabTheEventLogtaballowstheadministratortoviewanddeletetheeventlogmessagesfromtheportal.

Session Statistics TabTheSessionStatisticstaballowstheadministratortoviewthePCoIPspecificstatisticsofthelastac-tivePCoIPsessionfromtheportal.

yy Theeventlog(regardlessofthequantity)canalsoberesetusingtheWebpageAdmin-istrationInterface.

yy Thesessionstatistics(regardlessofthequantity)canalsobeviewedusingtheWeb-pageAdministrationInterface.

NOTE

NOTE

36

ENG

English


y Ping Settingsy DestinationTheIPaddressorFQDNtoperformthepingtest.

y IntervalTheintervalbetweenthepingpackets.

y PacketSizeThesizeofthepingpacket.

y Packetsy SentThenumberofpingpacketssent.

y ReceivedThenumberofpingpacketsreceived.

Figure2-19.PCoIPProcessorConfiguration

Figure2-20.PingConfiguration

PCoIP Processor TabThePCoIPProcessortaballowstheadministratortoviewtheportalPCoIPprocessor'suptimesinceitslastbooting.

Ping TabThePingtaballowstheadministratortoperformapingtesttothedeviceandcheckifitcanreachtheoverallIPnetwork.Thisisusefultocheckwhetherthedevicecanreachthehost.

yy ThePCoIPProcessorUptimecanalsobeviewedusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

yy ThePingtabhasnocorrespondingmenuintotheWebpageAdministrationInterfaceofSection1.

NOTE

y Bytes Statisticsy BytesSentTheBytesSentfieldshowsthetotalnumberofbytessentinthelastactivesession.y BytesReceivedTheBytesReceivedfieldshowsthetotalnumberofbytesreceivedinthelastactivesession.

y Round Trip LatencyTheRoundTripLatencyfieldshowsthetotalround-tripPCoIPsystem(e.g.fromtheportaltothehost,thenbacktotheportal)andthenetworklatencyinmilliseconds(+/-1ms).

NOTE

37EN

GEnglish


y VPD InformationTheVitalProductData(VPD)isinformationthatuniquelyidentifieseachportalorhost.

y MACAddressTheportalMACaddress

y UniqueIdentifierTheportalID

y SerialNumberTheportalserialnumber

y FirmwarePartNumberThepartnumberofthePCoIPfirmware

y HardwareVersionTheportalhardwareversion

y Firmware InformationTheFirmwareInformationshowsthedetailsofthecurrentPCoIPfirmware.

y FirmwareVersionThecurrentPCoIPfirmwareversion

y FirmwareBuildIDThecurrentPCoIPfirmwarerevisioncode

y FirmwareBuildDateThecurrentPCoIPfirmwarebuilddate

y Boot Loader InformationTheBootLoaderInformationshowsthedetailsofthecurrentPCoIPbootloader.

y BootLoaderVersionThecurrentPCoIPbootloaderversion

y BootLoaderBuildIDThecurrentPCoIPbootloaderrevisioncode

y BootLoaderBuildDateThecurrentPCoIPbootloaderbuilddate

y Boot Loader InformationTheBootLoaderInformationshowsthedetailsofthecurrentPCoIPbootloader.

y Mousey Keyboardy Imagey DisplayTopology

Figure2-21.VersionConfiguration

Information WindowIntheInformationwindow,theadministratorcanaccesstheVersiontabthatcontainsthedevicerelatedinformation.

User Settings WindowIntheUserSettingswindow,theadministratorcanaccessthetabtoselectthemouseandkeyboardanddefinethePCoIPimagequality.TheUserSettingswindowhasthefollowingtabs:

PCoIP Processor RevisionThisshowsthePCoIPprocessor'srevisioncode.TERA1x00RevisionAsiliconeisdenotedby0.0andTERA1x00RevisionBsiliconeisdenotedby1.0.

yy TheversioninformationcanalsobeviewedusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

NOTE

38

ENG

English


y Mouse SpeedTheMouseSpeedfieldallowstheusertosettheportal'smousecursorspeed.

y Keyboard Repeat DelayTheKeyboardRepeatDelayfieldallowstheusertosettheportal'skeyboardrepeatdelay. y Keyboard Repeat RateTheKeyboardRepeatRatefieldallowstheusertosettheportal'skeyboardrepeatrate. y Repeat Settings Test BoxTheRepeatSettingsTestBoxallowstheusertotesttheselectedkeyboardsettings.

Figure2-22.MouseFigure2-23.Keyboard

Mouse TabTheMousetaballowstheusertomodifytheOSDandRDPsession'smousecursorspeedsetting.

Keyboard TabTheKeyboardtaballowstheusertomodifytheOSDandRDPsession'skeyboardrepeatsetting.

yy TheOSDmousecursorspeedsettingdoesnotaffectthemousecursorsettingswhenaPColPsessionisactiveunlesstheLocalKeyboardHostDriverfunctionisbeingused(seePColPHostSoftwareUserGuideformoreinformation).yy TheMousetabhasnocorrespondingmenuintheWebpageAdministrationInterfaceofSection1.

yy TheOSDkeyboardsettingdoesnotaffectthekeyboardsettingswhenaPColPsessionisactiveunlesstheLocalKeyboardHostDriverfunctionisbeingused(seePColPHostSoftwareUserGuideformoreinforma-tion).yy TheKeyboardtabhasnocorrespondingmenuintheWebpageAdministrationInter-faceofSection1.

yy TheMouseSpeedcanalsobeconfiguredviathePCoIPHostSoftware.Formoreinforma-tiononusingthePCoIPHostSoftware,refertothePCoIPHostSoftwareUserGuide.

NOTE

NOTE

NOTE

39EN

GEnglish


y Minimum Image QualityTheMinimumImageQualitysliderallowsthead-ministratortomakecompromisesbetweenimagequalityandframeratewhennetworkbandwidthislimited.Sometimes,lower-qualityimagesatahigherframeratemayberequired,whileatothertimes,higher-qualityimagesatalowerframeratemaybepreferred.Inenvironmentswherethenetworkbandwidthislimited,movingtheslidertowardsReduceden-sureshigherframerates;movingtheslidertowardsPerception-Freeensureshigherimagequality.Whennetworkbandwidthisnotlimited,thePCoIPsystemwillmaintainpercep-tion-freequalityregardlessoftheMinimumImageQualitysetting.

Figure2-24.Image

ImageTheImagetaballowsausertochangetheimagesettingsonthePCoIPsystem.

yy TheImageparameterscanalsobecon-figuredusingtheWebpageAdministrationInterface.

NOTE

MODEL

SERIAL

Make sure to read the Safety Precautions before using the product.Keep the Owner’s Manual (CD) in an accessible place for future reference.The model and serial number of the SET is located on the back and one side of the SET. Record it below should you ever need service. As an ENERGY STAR Partner LGE

U. S. A.,Inc. has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.

ENERGY STAR is a set of power-savingguidelines issued by the U.S.EnvironmentalProtection Agency(EPA).

owner's manual network monitor - lg · pdf file owner's manual network monitor ... 9...

Documents