19" COLOUR MEDICAL MONITOR

EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1
user manual

TECNINT HTE srl

Via della Tecnica,16/18 - 23875 OSNAGO (LC) ITALY
Tel. +39.039.5969100 Fax. +39.039.5969124
Email: [email protected] www.tecnint.it

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 The data contained in this publication have been carefully
examined, anyway Tecnint HTE doesn’t take any
responsibility for eventual mistakes or omissions. Tecnint
HTE doesn’t take any responsibility for use of the
information contained in it and for the relevant devices.
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Main Index
DESCRIPTION................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6
1.1 Package contents................................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
1.2 Product identification......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Preliminary check................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
REGULATORY................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
2.1 Intended use.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Classification.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
2.3 End of life................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
3.1 Characteristics.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
IMPORTANT ADVICES............................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
4.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Safety..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.3 User recommendations................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.......................................................................................................................................................................... 18
5.1 Monitor location................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
5.2 Electrical connections..................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
6.1 Commands and indicators........................................................................................................................................................................... 22
6.2 Main Menu.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
6.3 Keylock.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
6.4 Direct Contrast and Brightness................................................................................................................................................................. 23
6.5 INPUT Submenu................................................................................................................................................................................................ 23
6.6 PICTURE Submenu........................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
6.6.1 Brightness, contrast and Backlight...................................................................................................................................................... 24
6.6.2Gamma curve DICOM.................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
6.6.3 Colour................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 25
6.6.3 Sharpness........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
6.6.4 Image Restore............................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.7 GEOMETRY Submenu..................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.7.1 Phase................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
6.7.2 Amplitude......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
6.7.3 Format............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
6.7.4 Auto-adjust....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
6.8 LANGUAGE Submenu..................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
6.9 SCALING Submenu.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
6.10 SETTINGS Submenù .................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
6.11 Current format information...................................................................................................................................................................... 30
MAINTENANCE.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.1 General.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
7.2 Cleanup................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
7.3 Monitor status................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.4 Electrical check.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
7.5 Troubleshooting................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33

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Simbols

“ATTENTION” “DANGEROUS VOLTAGE”

“OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS”: “SEE INSTRUCTION MANUAL ”

refers to technical reference instrutions refers to THIS manual .
or technical topics .

“WEEE- DO NOT DISPOSE IN “CE CERTIFICATION MARK”

THE BIN”: waste electrical and
electronic equipment disposal
regulations shall be applied.
“MET CERTIFICATION MARK”(*)

“PROTECTION GROUND” “NO TAMPERING- DO NOT

see para.. 2.2 OPEN”

“UPPER SIDE” “DO NOT OVERLAP MORE THAN

1 BOX”

“FRAGILE” “PROTECT AGAINST WATER

AND RAIN

“STORAGE TEMPERATURE “PRESSURE LIMITS BY

LIMITS” AIRFREIGHT” ”

“STORAGE HUMIDITY LIMITS” SWITCH ON

SWITCH OFF

DC Direct Current MD Medical Device

AC Alternated Current EM Electro-medical
EMC Electromagnetic compatibility TF Technical File
MU User Manual OEM Outer End Manufacturer
MOD. Model name S/N Serial Number
Direct Current Alternated Current

USB “Universal Serial Bus” PC “Personal Computer”

Manufacturing date

(*) IMPORTANT NOTICE: The certification MET is exclusively applicable for the USA and Canada
markets and is referred to the IEC 60601-1:1998+A1:1991+A2:1995 (equivalent to the EN
60601-1 2nd Edition) and to the regional norms UL 60601-1 1st Edition (USA) and CSA C22.2
No. 601.1 Edition M90 (Canada).

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1. DESCRIPTION
The monitor EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 is a 1280x1024 native LCD colour display suitable for high definition video
imaging in medical systems.
It has been expressly designed for the integration in diagnostic equipment, from which it receives the video
signal and power supply.
It is equipped with a high resolution, high contrast, IPS type LCD panel with 16.7 M colours, which allows
reproduction of high quality, realistic tone colour pictures.
A built-in microprocessor system manages every display functionality and timing/format recognition and
allows the automatic adaptation to many picture standards
(refer to chapters: 3 -specification, 5-installation and 6-operating instructions).
In addition, this system allows the adjustment of the display by user through a simple 5-pushbuttons keyboard
and several pop-up window menus, which appear superimposed on the picture, when activated.
Video signals can be connected via a std. VGA cable (RGB input) , DVI-D cable (digital input) or a single coaxial
cable (COMP input),
(see. chapter 3 -specification, chapter 5-installation and chapter 6-operating instructions).
The ruggedized slimline framed metal cabinet with lateral keyboard makes possible both landscape and
portrait orientation and may be fixed to a standard VESA-75 / VESA-100 fixture or to a pedestal for desktop
installation.

1.1 Package contents

The product package includes:
- 1 Monitor (see para. 1.2)
- 1 VGA cable
- 1 DVI cable
- 1 2-meter power cord IEC60320-C13/(with CEE7-7 for EU) (with NEMA 5-15P for USA-CANADA)
- User manual
- Dummy load 75 Ω (version MII-C2 includes 2 dummy loads and 2 “T-splitters”)

1.2 Product identification

The rear label carries the following information about the product and the unit:
MOD: Model according to the table below.
MOD. Descrizione
EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 Special version, RAL7024 painting; inputsVGA/DVI/COMP (loop-thru'), slimline cabinet, lateral
keyboard, 110-240VAC power supply

S/N Serial number in the form OXXXXXZZZ (O: lfixed letter; XXXXX: lot number; ZZZ: progressive number
in the lot
Manufacturing date in the form MM/AAAA (MM: month AAAA: year)

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 1.3 Preliminary check

At product receipt, before proceeding, please check the product package and its contents:
- Package is not damaged;
- Shock/tilt/environment indicators, when present, are intact;
By damaged package or incorrect environmental conditions or treatment during transportation, inspect the
contents immediately in the presence of the forwarding agent personnel..
- Keep the package for future usage.
- Inspect contents for product integrity and completeness of supply (accessories – see para. 1.1);
- carefully read this manual;
- If shipping/storage environment differs from operating limits, wait at least 1 hour under normal
environmental conditions ( operating limits at para 3.1) before operating the product.

Proceed using the monitor only after all the previous points have been successfully checked .
DO NOT TRY TO CONNECT TO POWER SUPPLY A DAMAGED UNIT!

2. REGULATORY
This display is defined as class I, type B equipment.

Due to its medical purpose, it complies with the following European regulations and has been successfully
tested and certified:

– EN 60 601-1 (1990) + A1 (1993) + A2 (1995)

– EN 60 601-1-2 (2001) + A1 (2006)
– IEC 60 601-1 (1988) + A1 (1991) + A2 (1995)
– IEC 60 601-1-2 (2001) + A1 (2004)

2.1 Intended use

ITE - visual display terminal for the medical clinical professional environment.

This ME may be included into an ME-Equipment by a System Integrator/manufacturer (OEM), who will be
responsible for the final product destination as a part of his own ME-System, involving, for istance and lnot
limited to, a new risk analysis and approval of the entire ME-System, to which this ME have been annexed, any
new added functions and SW installation .

2.2 Classification

2.2.1 Classification according to DDM93/42CEE e 2007/47/CE

The MD is classified according to 93/42/EEC e 2007/47/EC and according to appendix IX -

classification policy

2.2.2 MD Definition

IAccording to the definition in the Chapter 1 of the appendix IX, the device is described as
below
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 • short term usable device;
• visual display terminal for the medical clinical professional environment;
• No applicable parts expected or interaction (also not expected) with patient.

2.2.3 Operator skill level and experience

USER: a II grade high educational level or higher and Special ITE user experience (equal to ECDL –
SPECIALISED grade) are required.
INSTALLATOR: a II grade high educational level or higher, in addition to INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
SPECIALIZATION OF ELECTRONIC AND ELECTROMEDICAL DEVICE and MANAGING AND SW INSTALLATION
SPECIALIZATION are required

2.2.4 Device class according to Dir. 93/42/CEE e 2007/47/CE

According to the definition of the device above and according to the classification rules in the
appendix IX of the Dir. 93/42/EEC the rule 1 (non invasive device) is applicable.
The device is class I classified (risk class for the Dir. 93/42/EEC e 2007/47/EC).

2.2.5 Classification according to IEC/EN60601-1 Ed. 3

The device is classified:
• According to the protection against electrical hazards: CLASS I device
• According to leakproof: IP20 (Note: only front part is protected against water and powder)
• According to inflammable anaesthetic mix in air, oxygen or Nitrous oxide: NO PROTECTION (NO
use of the device EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 under this condition allowed).

2.3 End of life

At end of life, in accordance with European Directives 2002/96/CE and

2003/108/CE related to recycling of Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE), this appliance is not admitted for disposal, it shall be
collected to local WEEE centre; refer to local rules/information for the site
where it will be installed.

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3. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
3.1 Characteristics
• SCREEN
Screen type 19” Colour LCD-TFT Panel, 16.7 M colour
Resolution 1280x1024pixel
Viewing angle H ±89°; V ±89°; CR ≥ 10
Panel Class (UNI EN ISO 13406-2 : 2002 §3.4.13 /ref. ISO 13406-2 : Class I
2001)
Viewable area 376 x 301mm
Contrast ratio 2000:1 typ.
White temperature 9300°K /6500°K/User
Brightness: nominal (max - typical ) 450cd/m2 (600 cd/m2 max.)
Pixel size 0.294 x 0.294mm
Anti-glare treatment Yes, antiglare

• SCAN RANGE
Horizontal frequency 15-81KHz
Vertical frequency 50-120Hz
Preset timings: 640x480 @ 60; 75Hz
all adjustable by user) 800x600 @ 60; 75Hz
1024x768 @ 60; 75Hz
1280x1024 @60; 75Hz

• VIDEO AMPLIFIER
Inputs VGA (linear) / DVI (digital) / Composite

Input connectors D-Sub 15p. HD ; DVI-D; BNC (B/W

composite)
Input sensitivity 700mVB-N(VGA), 1Vpp composite signal
Input impedance 75Ω
HS & VS input TTL (10KΩ)
Video Bandwidth 330MHz (140MHz max. pixel clock)
Greyscale levels 16.7 M colour
Loop-through (BNC only) Passive, with external 75 Ω dummy load
Composite sync (*) Yes
Sync-On-Video (*) Yes
(*) V-sync with serration/eq pulses

• POWER SUPPLY
Mains voltage 110-240V~ 50-60Hz
Power consumption 60W / 115VAmax
Power inlet IEC 60320-C14 with 2 fuses T3.15A L 250V
Power switch “Soft switch”

• OTHER FEATURES
- Controls Via OSD - (On Screen Display) and lateral
keyboard
- Language support Italiano/Deutsch/English/Français/Русский
- ALC (Ambient Light Compensation) From OSD
- Light stabilisation “Stabilight” (450 cd/m2 )(*)
- gamma selection DICOM ( at 450 cd/m2 , with stabilight), CRT

• ENVIRONMENTAL
Working temperature 0…+40°C
Storage temperature -30…+70°C
Humidity max. 80% RH (no frosting)
Air Pressure 30...106kPa
Dimensions WxHxD mm. 422x347x80
Weight 6Kg

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4. IMPORTANT ADVICES

This chapter includes relevant information about safety, electromagnetic

compatibility and correct use of this Medical Device. Read carefully The following
notes.

4.1 Electromagnetic Compatibility

This section includes important specific information about product compliance with IEC
60601-1-2.
The appliance (Display) EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 is a medical electronic device which needs special precautions
regarding electro-magnetic compatibility and needs to be installed and put into service according to the
electro-magnetic compatibility information provided in this document as follows.

Portable and mobile RF communication equipment can affect the appliance EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1.

WARNING! Use of accessories, transducers and cables other thane those specified, with the exception of
transducers and cables sold by the Manufacturer of the appliance EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 as replacement
parts for internal components, may result in increased emissions or decreased immunity of the appliance
EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1.

Guidance and manufacturer's declaration – electromagnetic emissions

The appliance EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below.
The customer or the user of the EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Emission test Compliance Electromagnetic environment - guidance
RF emissions Group 1 The appliance model EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 uses
CISPR11 RF energy only for its internal function.
Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and are
not likely to cause any interference in nearby
electronic equipment.
RF emissions Class B The appliance model EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 is
CISPR11 suitable for use in all establishments, including
domestic establishments and those directly
Harmonic emissions Class A connected to the public low-voltage power
IEC 61000-3-3 supply network that supplies buildings used for
domestic purposes.
Voltage fluctuations/flicker Complies
emissions
IEC 61000-3-3

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 Guidance and manufacturer's declaration – electromagnetic immunity
The appliance EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below.
The customer or the user of the EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 should assure that it is used in such an environment.
Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level Electromagnetic environment -
guidance
Electrostatic discharge ± 6 kV contact The appliance Floors should be wood, concrete or
(ESD) ± 8 kV air does not alter its ceramic tile. If floors are covered
IEC 61000-4-2 state. with synthetic material, the relative
humidity should be at least 30%.
Electrical fast transient / ± 2 kV for power supply The appliance Mains power quality should be that
burst lines does not alter its of a typical commercial or hospital
IEC 61000-4-4 ± 1 kV for input/output state. environment
lines
Surge ± 2 kV common mode The appliance Mains power quality should be that
IEC 61000-4-5 ± 1 kV differential does not alter its of a typical commercial or hospital
state. environment

Voltage dips, short <5% UT (>95% dip in UT) -- Mains power quality should be that
interruptions and voltage for 0,5 cycles of a typical commercial or hospital
variations on power environment.
supply input lines 40% UT (60% dip in UT) for If the user of the appliance
5 cycles EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 requires
IEC-61000-4-11 continuous operation during power
70% UT (30% dip in UT) for mains interruptions, it is
25 cycles recommended that the
EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 be powered
<5% UT (>95% dip in UT) from an interruptible power supply
for 5 seconds or battery.
Power frequency 3A/m The appliance Power frequency magnetic fields
magnetic field (50/60Hz) does not alter its should be at level characteristic of a
IEC-61000-4-8 state. typical commercial or hospital
environment .
Conducted RF 3 mVrms V1 = 3 Vrms Portable and mobile RF
IEC/EN 61000-4-6 150 kHz...80 MHz communication equipment should
(NON life-supporting be used no closer to any part of the
equipment) EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1, including
cables, than the recommended
Radiated RF 3 mVrms separation distance calculated from
E1 = 3 V/m the equation applicable to the
IEC/EN 61000-4-3 80 Mhz...2.5 GHz
(NON life-supporting frequency of the transmitter.
RECOMMENDED SEPARATION
equipment) DISTANCE:
d = [3.5/ V1]√P (up to 80MHz)
d = [12/ E1]√P (from 80 to 800MHz)
d = [23/ E1]√P (from 800 to 2500MHz)
P = maximum output power rating of the
transmitter in Watt (W), according to the
transmitter manufacturer;
d = recommended separation distance
in metres.
Field strengths from fixed RF
transmitters, as determined by an
electromagnetic site survey (a),
should be less than the compliance
level in each frequency ange (b).
Interference may occur in the
vicinity of equipment marked with
the following symbol:

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NOTE1: At 80MHz and 800MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by
absorption from structures, objects and people.

a) Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones and
land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted
theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed transmitters, an
electromagnetic site survey should be considered. IF the measured field strength in the local in which the
EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 should
be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be
necessary, such as re- orienting or relocating the EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1.

b) Over the frequency range 150kHz to 80Mhz, field strengths should be less than 3 V/m.

Recommended separation distances between portable RF communication equipment and the

appliance EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1
The EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated Rf disturbances are
controlled. The customer or the user of the EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1 can help prevent electromagnetic interference by
maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communication equipment (transmitters) and the
EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communication
equipment.
Rated maximum output Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter
power of transmitter m
W
150 kHz … 80 Mhz 80 MHz … 800 Mhz 800 MHz … 2,5 Ghz
d = [3.5/ V1]√P d = [12/ E1]√P d = [23/ E1]√P
0,01 0,12 0,12 0,23
0,1 0,38 0,38 0,73
1 1,2 1,2 2,3
10 3,8 3,8 7,3
100 12 12 23
For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation distance in
metres (m) can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where P is the
maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer.
NOTE1: At 80MHz and 800 Mhz, the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by
absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.

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 4.2 Safety

This appliance has been manufactured in accordance with the current European Safety Regulations and has
been tested as required.

WARNING:
In order to assure continuous safety performance it is necessary to follow
thoroughly the installation and operation instructions of this user manual and
the recommendations listed below:

–This EM Device shall be mandatorily connected to a Protection Earth.

–During installation, follow thoroughly the instructions of this manual. Operating

condition and environment shall comply with the technical specification and
limits of this appliance
(see chapter 3 – Tech. Specification and para. 5.2 - Electrical connections).

–Check mains voltage and earth connection before installation.

–The mains cable shall be approved according to the safety regulations,

especially for insulation, current rating and earth connection.

–Connect the Power Cord of this MD to a reliable and regulatory-compliant wall socket
DIRECTLY. Be sure of EARTH CONNECTION EFFICIENCY

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 – Connect the Supply Adapter of this MD to an ACCESSIBLE Mains Socket, avoid any obstacle to obstruct
access to the plug and the mains socket in order to ease quick unplugging. Keep the area clean and dry .

– To remove power supply to the MD, unplug the Power Adapter from wall-socket.

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 – This MD is NOT suitable for life support systems or as means to control life parameters.

– This MD is only suitable for a patient environment , but not for contact with the patient.

– This MD is NOT intended to be sterilised or used under sterile environment and shall NOT be used in
presence of flammable vapours and substances, such as ether.

– This MD shall NOT be used in Oxygen-rich environment.

– This MD is NOT suitable for incompatible environment with the human presence (acid/alcali; explosives
etc.)
– THIS MD IS INTENDED FOR INDOOR OPERATION. AVOID ANY LIQUID, STEAM OR OTHER MATERIAL TO
PENETRATE THE UNIT.
– This MD Is NOT suitable for vehicle onboard installation.

– When installing without pedestal, secure this MD to an appropriate stand for weight, mechanical stress
and dimension, follow instructions and warnings as in para. 5 – Installation.

– Check the environmental conditions. Avoid installation near Heat generators, such as ovens, stoves, heating
radiators, etc.or Humidifiers. Do not expose to direct sunlight. Do not obstruct the ventilation slots on the
cabinet: it could lead to serious equipment damage. Do not install into racks or recessed places. Be sure
that ambient temperature at the installation point does not exceed the limits. See para.3.1- Characteristics.

– The monitor is not compatible with harsh environments and/or with dusty, aggressive or flammable and
detonating atmosphere.

– Do not handle the Power Cord with moisted hands. Do not bend, tie or pull the cables, do not place any
cable underneath the this MD or other objects.

– If You plan to leave the MD unused for a long period, disconnect it from power supply for safety and to avoid
energy waste.

– The Installer and the User are responsible of the use of this MD in a system which shall comply with safety
requirements of IEC-EN60601-1

– Maintenance rules listed in this manual shall be thoroughly observed. See para.7 – Maintenance

This MD shall not be opened for any reason, furthermore there are no User-serviceable or
Installer-serviceable parts. In case of failure, unplug the power, disconnect the unit from system
and ship it to a Service Center recognised by Tecnint THE or directly to Tecnint-HTE. NO change
or alteration is allowed without written authorization by Tecnint-HTE

NO TAMPERING, NO MODIFICATION IS ALLOWED unless written agreement by TECNINT-HTE.

TECNINT-HTE does not accept any responsibility depending from any modifications or any use
other than Intended Use (see para. 1.1). Tampering will void any warranty.

CAUTION: the picture screen is made of glass, protected by a plastic layer

which avoids risk of sliver emission and liquid-crystal leaks in case of bump.
Should the screen be severely damaged (smashed down) DO NOT TOUCH
THE SCREEN WITH BARE HANDS; in case of accidental contact with liquid-
crystal leaking from a smashed screen, AVOID CONTACT WITH EYES AND
MOUTH. Wash immediately and thoroughly with plenty of water; in case of physical
symptoms refer to a physician (doctor). .

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 4.3 User recommendations

This section contains specific informations about a correct and comfortable use of this MD.

WARNING:

The screen surface is sensitive to scratches and to pressure: do not push with digits or any object onto the screen
surface, do not scrub or scratch with rough, pointed and sharp objects (pencils, pens, rulers etc.) in order to avoid
irreversible damage to the screen (blemishes, stuck pixels, lines drawn on the surface by scratches). Refer to para.
7 – Maintenance for cleaning.

WARNING:

Image persistence: LCD picture screen technology has removed a tipical problem of CRT displays called “burn-in”: a
particular image continuously displayed led to a permanent imprint of it on the phosphour screen. The LCD
technology does not emit light, but filters it by means of pixel-sized polarising filters driven by the image information.
There is however a persistence stimulation when a still image is continuously displayed, which causes the
memorizing of a phantom image in the liquid-crystal matrix. This effect is reversible, but it is necessary to display a
totally black image for at least the same time the previous still image causing the persistence was applied.

In order to prevent from image persistence:

- avoid displaying any fixed image for more than 1 hour;

- display moving or frequently changing images;

- provide and activate a screen-saver feature (can be included in an application SW).

- provide and activate an orbiting feature (can be included in an application SW).

WARNING:

Sight fatigue: extended use of display should be avoided!

Sight fatigue may bring to eye affections and other physical effects.

It is recommended to apply such preventing actions as:

- interrupting watching of display system every 2 hours with at least 15 minutes pause;

- ambient lighting adaptation to the best and comfortable picture watching; this MD is provided with an
Automatic Light Compensation which adapts brightness to the ambient light. Brightness control on the rear
allows a manual adjustment;

- avoiding reflections from windows, direct sunlight or spot lights in the room;

- placing the screen at about 2 ft. / 60 cm from eyes; closer watching causes more fatigue;

- using ergonomic and correctly adjusted stools and desks in order maintain head , neck and back conveniently
aligned.

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5. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

5.1 Monitor location

The monitor is delivered without pedestal and shall be fixed on vertical structures through VESA 75 or VESA
100 mechanical interface , as shown below.

WARNING:
Use an adequate support, safely compatible with the weight and dimension of this MD. The
VESA interface is designed to support the mechanical load of the unit. AVOID IMPROPER
AND ECCESSIVE STRESS TO THE SUPPORT WHICH COULD REDUCE SAFETY, SUCH AS (AND
NOT ONLY) PLACING OBJECTS ON THE UNIT, HANGING OBJECTS OR OWN BODY WEIGHT
ON IT.

WARNING:
Threaded M4 holes are 8mm deep. Longer screws cannot be tightened and can damage the
unit; also shorter ones reduce the coupling between unit and support: use screws protruding
6-8mm from the support. Tightening torque up to 4 Nm.

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 5.2 Electrical connections
5.2.1 Mains connection.

It is made by means of a power cord with std. IEC 60320-C13 female connector. The connector to plug into
the wall-socket may vary according to the Country of installation and local related standards/regulations.

WARNING:
Before connecting to mains, check earth efficiency of the mains socket and voltage:
it shall be within 110 and 240V∼ ±10%.

5.2.2 Supplementary earth connection.

A ground terminal with 6.0 mm. metric screw is provided on the rearside for supplementary connection to a
to the Protection Earth. Continuous earth connection is already assured through the power cord, but OEM
integrators may employ the supplementary ground for better ground continuity on own ME System.
IMPORTANT NOTE: any integration in EM-Systems may change the Intended use of the monitor
EM19TFTI/MCIIL-C1; the OEM Integrator is enforced to assume responsibility concerning any changes of the
Untended use, related risk evaluation and reduction, subsequent submission for compliance of this MD as
part of their own EM-System.

REAR CONNECTIONS
5.2.3 Video signal connection.

On the rear side four video connectors are available:

a) one VGA std. 15 pin HD D-sub Connector for Video, H & V sync (separated)
b) one DVI-I connector for digital video link (with LVDS link & analogue input)
c) two coaxial BNC connectors (COMP) for monochrome composite video
Signal characteristics shall comply with monitor specification.

- VGA Connector pin out:

pin signal description pin signal description

1 Video -in 1 Video signal Red 9 Reserved DO NOT CONNECT

2 Video -in 2 Video signal Green(s.o.g.) 10 GND sync ground

3 Video -in 3 Video signal Blue 11 -

4 - 12 SDA (DDC) DDC INTF data output

5 - 13 Hsync H-sync or C-sync

6 GND video ground 14 Vsync V-sync

7 GND video ground 15 SCL (DDC) DDC INTF clock input

8 GND video ground

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 The above Video signal Green(s.o.g.) is capable of recognising composite video signals with 0.3Vp under-black
negative sync pulses; NOTE that ORed composite sync (with Hsync suppression during Vsync pulse) are not
accepted and may cause picture instability or picture blank.

- DVI Connector pinout:

pin signal description pin signal description

1 TMDS D2- data 2 - 13 -

2 TMDS D2+ data 2 + 14 +5V

3 TMDS D2s data 2 shield 15 GND

4 - 16 HPD Hot Plug Detect

5 - 17 TMDS D0- data 2 -

6 SCL (DDC) DDC INTF clock input 18 TMDS D0+ data 2 +

7 SDA (DDC) DDC INTF data input 19 TMDS D0s data 2 shield

8 Vsync *** V-sync *** 20 SCL (DDC) DDC INTF clock input

9 TMDS D1- data 2 - 21 SCL (DDC) DDC INTF clock input

10 TMDS D1+ data 2 + 22 TMDS Cks clock shield

11 TMDS D1s data 2 shield 23 TMDS Ck- clock -

12 - 24 TMDS Ck+ clock +

C1 Video -in 1 Video signal Red C4 Hsync H-sync or C-sync ***

C2 Video -in 2 Video signal Green C5 +5V

C3 Video -in 3 Video signal Blue

(***) Analogue Video on DVI connector: a DVI-VGA adapter cable is

connected here.

5.2.4 Composite Video coaxial connector COMP

The BNC input COMP is suitable to connect monochrome composite video signals. This input shall be
selected in the INPUT submenu in OSD (see para. 6.2). For best results the coaxial cable should not exceed
5m length, in order to avoid signal drops and noise. This connection is equivalent to three channel analogue
video, because the signal is internally transferred to the three input channels. For simple point-to-point
connection from host (video source) keep the dummy load plugged as in the picture below.

ATTENTION: the coaxial inputs are compatible with CCIR B/W signals; colour - encoded signals
such as CCIR-PAL or NTSC are not decoded and will result in B/W noisy pictures, due to presence
of chroma subcarrier in the signal.
To avoid this :
– employ only the luminance signal from a Y-C (Chroma-Luma) signal;
– add a colour carrier suppression filter .
– disable chroma encoding in the source if possible.
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 5.2.5 Loop-through connection (Daisy-chain)

Second BNC connector is available for loop- through (daisy chain)connection of more units to the same video signal.
This can be accomplished by simply disconnecting the Dummy Load on the second BNC connector and by
connecting another monitor via COAX video cable to it. The last monitor of this chain shall have the Dummy load
plugged on its second BNC connector as in the connection drawing below.

HOST

1st 2nd LAST

MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR

Dummy
Load

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6. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

6.1 Commands and indicators

The appliance is provided with a system of on-screen pop-up menu windows (OSD)
for set-up and adjustment of all the monitor functions. A Power-On key (soft switch)
and five Command keys [MENU], [▲], [▼] , [+] and [–] on the side permit the control
of these adjustments.
After about 10 seconds of inactivity, the OSD disappears automatically and the
last changes not yet confirmed by pressing the [MENU] key will be discarded.
Included in the keyboard a lamp indicator is also present, which can emit different
colours with the following meaning:
- No light : no power supply (the monitor is disconnected from mains voltage)
- Green light : normal operation.
- Yellow light : "suspend" condition (the monitor is off)

The Power-On key (soft switch) is able to suspend or restart monitor operation,
anyway the monitor will start up when power is connected (or applied to from the
vision system to which it is connected).
At power-up the indicator will be yellow for a while, then it will become green as
the internal start-up/auto-test procedure has been successfully accomplished.
For further information see chapter 7 - Service

6.2 Main Menu

By pushing the [MENU] key, the Main menu window will appear on the screen; it lists the
following items (grey items are disabled in the contest):

INPUT  VGA
PICTURE COMP
GEOMETRY DVI
LANGUAGE
SCALING
SETTINGS
EXIT

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- Input for input selection

- Picture for contrast, brightness, gamma, etc. adjustments
- Geometry for format tuning or zooming
- Language for OSD language support change
- Scaling for picture scaling or special formats
- Settings for special options and status information
- Exit to exit OSD
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 Select the item You wish to change by means of the [▲], [▼] keys and confirm with [MENU] ,
in this way the control is passed to the related submenu. Press [MENU] to go back to main
menu ; select EXIT to switch OSD off; Anyway the OSD windows will disappear after 10
seconds from last key operation; new adjustments are saved (or whichever time is
selected in the OSD settings).
Attention: do not disconnect power supply after changes for the next ten seconds, in
order to have the new data memorised.

6.3 Keylock

By contemporary pushing the [+] and [−] keys, a pop-up window appears with the message
"Key Locked". This means that the user can not access the menu. The direct input selection
with the key [+] and the direct contrast and brightness controls are still available. To
unlock push together the [+] and [−] keys again; a pop-up window will appear with the
message "Key Unlocked" to confirm it.

6.4 Direct Contrast and Brightness

By pushing the[▲] or [▼] keys, a "cursor" bar window labelled "Contrast" or "brightness" will
appear for direct contrast adjustment; both controls are alternately available by repeatedly
pushing one of those keys with respectively Contrast [▲] or Brightness [▼]. Set contrast
or brightness as required with [+] e [−], press [MENU] to exit; after 10 seconds the window
disappears anyway and the last setting is saved.

6.5 INPUT Submenu

The Source submenu allows selection of input type:

- VGA; COMP; DVI

ATTENTION: the COMP input is suitable for video B/W composite signals . Also CCIR B/W
signals can be displayed, but a colour - encoded signal such as CCIR-PAL will show noisy
pictures due to the presence of chroma carrier in the signal.

Select the item You wish to change by means of the [▲], [▼] keys and confirm with [MENU] ,
in this way the control is passed to the related submenu. Press [MENU] to go back to main
menu ; select EXIT to switch OSD off; Anyway the OSD windows will disappear after 10
seconds from last key operation; new adjustments are saved (or whichever time is
selected in the OSD settings).

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 6.6 PICTURE Submenu

The Picture submenu gives access to the following settings:

- Brightness (Black threshold)

- Contrast (White threshold)
- Backlight Lamp drive level (backlight brightness)
- Gamma CRT/DICOM at 9300°K and CRT/DICOM at 6500°K
- Sharpness (Antialias)
- Image restore Resets to Brightness/Contrast defaults (50%.)

Select the item You wish to change by means of the [▲], [▼] keys and adjust the item
selected with [+] e [−], press [MENU] to confirm and go back to main menu ; select EXIT to
switch OSD off; Anyway the OSD windows will disappear after 10 seconds from last key
operation; new adjustments are saved (or whichever time is selected in the OSD settings).

6.6.1 Brightness, contrast and Backlight

In the following pictures the effects of Brightness (Fig. 1), Contrast (Fig. 2) and
Backlight (Fig. 3) are shown as they affect the rendering of the video signal; whose
grey-scale discrete levels span from 0 to 255.

A brightness adjustment sums or subtracts a fixed value “n” to each grey-scale level
(fig. 1), a contrast adjustment instead multiplies each level by a coefficient “k” greater
or smaller than 1(fig. 2); both variations are limited by start and end values of the grey-
scale 0 and 255, therefore if brightness is increased by 10 steps, effective grey levels
will span from 10th to 255th (and not to 265th), if it is decreased by 10 steps, effective
grey levels will span from 0th to 245th ; as visible result: in the first case the picture will
become lighter but the lightest greys will turn into white, in the second case the
picture will become darker but the darkest greys will turn into black,

The same principle can be applied also to contrast: if the coefficient “k” > 1 (increasing
contrast), the lightest greys will turn into white because they will exceed the limit (255)
and effective grey-scale will be compressed proportionally by a factor 1/k, viceversa if
the coefficient “k” < 1 (decreasing contrast), there will be no clipping of darkest greys,
but the effective grey-scale will be compressed proportionally by a factor 1/k too.

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 The Backlight acts like the old contrast control of CRT's: the entire greyscale of 255
levels is not affected and the maximum brightness is proportional to the backlight
drive. But this brilliance can vary with time and ageing, for this reason a light
stabilisation system has been added, in order to fix a reference brightness, necessary
to the correct viewing with calibrated gamma curves, such as DICOM.

6.6.2Gamma curve DICOM

This monitor provides a suitable gamma correction curve to assure the accurate
reproduction of the grey levels in radiographic picture viewing. This is defined as DICOM
and is preset by default.

Attention: for correct vision of radiographic pictures the DICOM gamma correction shall
be set as shown below. Do not change this setting.

INPUT Brightness 50 ---------------♦--------------

PICTURE Contrast 50 ---------------♦--------------

GEOMETRY Backlight 90 -------------------------♦----

LANGUAGE Gamma DICOM9300

SCALING Colour Standard

SETTINGS Sharpness 50 ---------------♦--------------

EXIT Image Restore

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The DICOM curve is appropriate for the accurate rendering of grey-tones in medical
imaging: its gamma compensation is variable and takes into account the physiological
perception of grey level differences by a typical human observer.
Its calibration is referred to the peak brightness up to 450 nit, in order to deliver the best
recognition of each grey tone and the proportional perception of the entire grey-scale.
NOTE: The light stabilisation STABILIGHT shall be active to guarantee the reference
brightness level. Do NOT activate ALC.

Also a CRT gamma curve (gamma exponent = 2) to emulate old CRT picture tubes is
available.

6.6.3 Colour

This item allows white balance adjustment other than the preadjusted white points selected
by gamma curve or DICOM curve.
In order to adjust the white hue, first of all select the gamma “CRT6500” in Gamma
submenu, then select the colour “user” in this submenu with the [+] key; adjust one or two
colours only by means of the available “cursors” Red, Green and Blue, at the end press
[MENU] to confirm and to go back.

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 TIPS AND NOTES: maximum brightness depends on the attenuation percentage of each colour; adjust one or
two colour only to weaken the complementary colour to the desired white tint and minimize brightness
reduction: if all three colours are tampered, an unnecessary brightness reduction will occur too.
For example, to get a cooler (blueish) tint, reduce the Red level about to 85%, then adjust the Green level just
to get a correct grey hue (not too greenish, not too purple); viceversa to get a warmer (reddish) tint, reduce
the Blue level about to 70%, then adjust the Green level as just above explained.
THE DICOM CURVE IS NOT COMPENSATED FOR USER-COLOUR ADJUSTMENT .

6.6.3 Sharpness

This interpolation filter is effective during scaling and does affect native displaying by slight
changing of the optical bandwidth; smoother effect is more useful with photographic
images, sharper effect is recommended for text and graphics without halftones.

6.6.4 Image Restore

By selecting this item and pushing the [+] key twice, the Brightness and Contrast controls
are reset to 50%.

6.7 GEOMETRY Submenu

The Geometry submenu gives access to the following settings:

- Horizontal position (Horizontal centring)

- Vertical position (Vertical centring)
- Phase Useful for noise or moiré suppression on text pages
- Amplitude (line fit; the value is in total pixels)
- Autoadjust The above parameters are automatically adjusted.
- Format Full screen/Native/Keep form factor/User select.

Select the item You wish to change by means of the [▲], [▼] keys and adjust the item
selected with [+] e [−], press [MENU] to confirm and go back to main menu ; select EXIT to
switch OSD off; Anyway the OSD windows will disappear after 10 seconds from last key
operation; new adjustments are saved (or whichever time is selected in the OSD settings).

6.7.1 Phase

If auto-adjustment did not correctly tune this parameter, a text page in native mode could
contain slight noise or moiré effect. A manual tuning can minimize this problem.

6.7.2 Amplitude

If auto-adjustment did not correctly tune this parameter, the picture may not fit screen
width or generate moiré effect, due to a slight difference between pixels received and pixels
sampled; correct the parameter as necessary to fit the screen.
Amplitude adjustment affects also horizontal position.

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 6.7.3 Format

Four modes are available:

- Full screen : picture formats other than native (1280x1024pixel) are stretched to fit
the whole screen; visible definition depends on scaling ratio. The antialias filter
(Sharpness) can help to smoothen or sharpen the image according to the kind of
pictures displayed (text or photo).
- Native, picture formats are displayed at their real pixel size, without affecting their
definition and sharpness, i.e. a 640x480pixel picture will be displayed proportionally
smaller than full screen at the centre, with a dark border to fulfil the screen area. This
mode can be useful to maintein the highest definition also with low resolution pictures.
NOTE: “native” definition refers to a picture with the same pixel number and shape of
the display panel (i.e. 1280x1024 pixels) .
- Maintain Aspect Ratio : picture formats other than native are enlarged until their size
can fit the screen without changing their form factor (ratio between width and height),
effective definition depends on scale factor used to fit the picture. The antialias filter
(Sharpness) can help to smoothen or sharpen the image according to the kind of
pictures displayed (text or photo).
- User select : each format can be adjusted horizontally and vertically and re-centered to
enlarge or to reduce the image. Enlargement factor is selectable between 0.5x and 2x.
(discrete value range from 128 to 512 units, 1:1 ratio equals 256 units).

6.7.4 Auto-adjust

By selecting this item, the monitor automatically seeks the picture borders and adapts the
geometry parameters for the best result.
NOTE: It is strongly recommended to display a white page or at least a page with a 2 pixel
clear border during auto-adjust procedure, as the monitor recognises the borders better.
With black background pages the autoadjustmet routine cannot find the active portion
limits of the scanning page (i.e. the picture borders ).

6.8 LANGUAGE Submenu

This submenu allows the user to select a language for OSD messages among English,
French, German, Italian and Russian. Select the new language by means of the [▲], [▼]
keys and press [MENU] to confirm and go back to main menu ; select EXIT to switch OSD
off; Anyway the OSD windows will disappear after 10 seconds from last key operation; new
adjustments are saved (or whichever time is selected in the OSD settings).

6.9 SCALING Submenu

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 This submenu allows the user to set non-standard timings, provided that scan frequencies
fall into the specification limits of this appliance (refer to para. 3.1), to adjust a standard
timing in order to change horizontal sampling (to increase sharpness with low definition
analogue sources, such as video cameras) or aspect ratio other than 5:4 (for instance to
adjust for a 1:1 endoscopic picture timing). Adjustments are possible after selecting one of
the five User Memory locations and after saving the original timing table in it.

INPUT Memory 1
PICTURE Save mode press (+) to confirm

GEOMETRY Erase mode

LANGUAGE H Total 0

SCALING H Resolution 0

SETTINGS V Resolution 0
H Position 0
V Position 0
H Frequency 0.0 KHz
V Frequency 0.0 Hz

EXIT V Total 0

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Select MEMORY first and choose a free location among 1 to 5 with [+] e [−], press [▼] to
go to SAVE MODE and confirm with [+].
Free location show only zeroes in the data fields as in the above picture.
Once the timing is saved, the data fields contain timing parameters to be edited:

INPUT Memory 1
PICTURE Save mode press (+) to confirm

GEOMETRY Erase mode

LANGUAGE H Total 1688

SCALING H Resolution 1280

SETTINGS V Resolution 1024

H Position 236
V Position 41
H Frequency 79.9 KHz
V Frequency 74.9 Hz

EXIT V Total 1066

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 Select every parameter You wish to change by means of the [▲], [▼] keys and adjust the
item selected with [+] e [−]; once finished press [MENU] to confirm and go back to main
menu ; select EXIT to switch OSD off; Anyway the OSD windows will disappear after 10
seconds from last key operation; new adjustments are saved (or whichever time is
selected in the OSD settings).

Data fields H Frequency , V Frequency and Vtotal cannot be edited.

TO REMOVE AN USER TIMING FROM MEMORY select MEMORY first and choose an used
location among 1 to 5 with [+] e [−] , press [▼] to go to ERASE MODE and confirm with [+].

The timing selected will be reset to standard parameters (in internal default table).
NOTE: every standard timing recognised by the monitor can be edited and saved as a user
mode ; no more than 5 user modes can be saved; User modes are recognised first.
To avoid uncertainty when monitor recognises two different scan modes, take into account
that two unique timings have to differ at least by
- 1 Khz horizontal frequency and/or 1 Hz Vertical Frequency.
- sync polarity (VGA input)
otherwise the monitor recognises the same mode for both timings.

TIPS for user adjustments:

- If You wish to increase the sharpness of a low definition timing:

set H Resolution to 1280 pixel

adjust H Total until the whole line is visible, adjust also H Position to keep the picture
centered.

- If You wish to resize the aspect ratio (i.e. 1:1 pictures):

set H Resolution to 1280 pixel
adjust H Total in order to reduce the active horizontal size down to effective value
adjust H Position to re-center the picture.

- If You encounter a limit during H Resolution, H Total and H position:

consider that H Total is the pixel number of the whole scan line, including Sync portion and
Blank; it is not allowed to start the Active portion (H Resolution segment) into the Sync
portion or to end the active portion past the end of scan line (due to excessive H Position
value).

6.10 SETTINGS Submenù

In this submenu the following settings are available :

- OSD H Position. horizontal centring of OSD windows on the picture

- OSD V Position. vertical centring of OSD windows on the picture
- OSD Timeout time after which the OSD disappears
- Factory defaults reset to factory settings
- Keylock menu only if enabled, direct brightness and contrast controls are
always available, if disabled, the keylock function inhibits
menu tampering.
- Stabilight Backlight stabilisation Enable/Disable
- ALC NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS MODEL

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 Select the item You wish to change by means of the [▲], [▼] keys and adjust the item
selected with [+] e [−], press [MENU] to confirm and go back to main menu ; select EXIT to
switch OSD off; Anyway the OSD windows will disappear after 10 seconds from last key
operation; new adjustments are saved (or whichever time is selected in the OSD settings).

6.10.1 Factory defaults

This command restores the factory settings; every adjustment made by the user is
cancelled. This does not affect Greyscale calibration; the last of which is retained.

6.10.2 StabiLight

NOTE: for radiographic purposes do NOT disable STABILIGHT. This feature is necessary to
achieve the accurate greyscale rendering of DICOM gamma compensation.

The backlight stabilisation guarantees fixed 800nit white level independently from lamps
ageing or temperature drift: this is the reference parameter for DICOM curve correct
rendering. The DICOM curve is valid only if STABILIGHT is enabled.

6.11 Current format information

At the bottom of every OSD window a set of information data is shown:

–Current input.
–Definition of current (recognised) format.
–Refresh rate (Vertical Frequency) of current format.
–Scan Mode

INPUT  VGA
PICTURE COMP
GEOMETRY DVI
LANGUAGE
SCALING
SETTINGS
EXIT

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 Current format definition should match the video output definition of the vision system; if
current format has been redefined as user format (Scan Mode number from 69 to 73),
the actual definition may differ because of sampling rate redefining in SCALING Submenu
for this timing.

Refresh rate is useful only to recognise which timing has been applied to the monitor from
the video signal source (video system), since the LCD display panel works at its own refresh
rate. The characteristic flicker effect of old tube monitors is not present in LCD displays
thank this technology.

Scan Mode number is an internal index code assigned to internal timing presets; a Scan
Mode “0” means “not recognised timing”. Scan Modes from 69 to 73 are user modes set
in the SCALING submenu.
The table in the following page gives information about some standard timings.

VESA
format 640x480 800x600 800x600 1024x768 1280x1024 1280x1024
& refresh 60Hz 56Hz 60Hz 60Hz 60Hz 60Hz
P. freq. MHz 25.216 36.000 40.000 65.000 108.000 108.000
Hfreq. KHz 31.52 35.16 37.88 48.36 63.98 64.27
Vfreq Hz 60.03 56.08 60.03 60.07 60.02 60.01
Htotal pixel 800 1024 1056 1344 1688 1680
Hsync 96 72 128 136 112 112
Hback porch 48 128 88 160 272 272
Vtotal lines 525 627 631 805 1066 1071
Vsync 2 2 4 6 3 3
Vback porch 33 22 23 29 38 43

NON VESA
format 640x480 1152x900 1022x1194 1280x1024 640x480 1152x864
& refresh 60Hz 66Hz 50Hz interl. 67Hz 85Hz 85Hz
P. freq. MHz 25.024 92.940 40.000 117.050 36.000 121.500
Hfreq. KHz 30.29 61.80 31.25 71.72 43.27 77.09
Vfreq Hz 59.64 65.95 50.04 66.71 85.01 85.00
Htotal pixel 826 1504 1280 1632 832 1576
Hsync 110 128 96 112 56 128
Hback porch 73 195 146 224 80 232
Vtotal lines 508 937 1249 1075 509 907
Vsync 2 4 3+3+3 8 3 3
Vback porch 22 31 46 37 25 39
Comp. Sync - - USA,serr+eq

Special
format 780x576 800x600 1024x1008 947x460 1024x1138 1280x1024
& refresh 100Hz 85Hz 60Hz 120Hz 50Hz 60Hz
P. freq. MHz 30.000 56.233 40.000 39690 40125 110.000
Hfreq. KHz 31.25 53.76 31.25 31.50 31,25 65.36
Vfreq Hz 100 85.07 60.038 120 50 59.42
Htotal pixel 960 1046 1280 1260 1284 1683
Hsync 72 64 96 96 96 32
Hback porch 84 152 128 177 148 140
Vtotal lines 625 632 1041 525 1138 1100
Vsync 3 3 3 3 3 2
Vback porch 43 27 23 58 98 66
Comp. Sync EUR,serr+eq EUR,serr+eq EUR,serr+eq EUR,serr+eq

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7. MAINTENANCE

7.1 General

Maintenance hints are useful for prolonged satisfying operation of this monitor: they consist in simple checks
of monitor status without particular equipment and periodic cleaning.
More complex test and calibration, electrical measurements requiring skills and servicing after failure or to
replace exhausted/broken components, such as the backlight lamps or the LCD panel, should be performed
by authorised technical personnel or directly by returning it to the Factory.

7.2 Cleanup

WARNING: remove power cord before cleaning.

After power disconnection and power plug removal, check the efficiency and good condition of the power cord
and of the Potential Equalisation System connection.
For regular screen and cabinet cleaning use a soft cloth moistened with mild cleaning solution.
Do not use solvent, alcohol, acid or basic substances, polish and other means, which could damage the LCD
panel surface or the cabinet enamelling.
Do not spry directly onto the screen and on the cabinet: fluids can strain on the internal circuits and cause
heavy damages.
Improper and excessive use of cleaning products could lead the metallic parts to corrosion.
DO NOT USE ABRASIVE AND AVOID SCRATCHING AND POLISHING OF PANEL SCREEN!

7.3 Monitor status

The light indicator near the keyboard gives information about the operation level of the appliance under the
following cases:
a) normal operation (green light)
b) stand-by (yellow light)
c) power removed (off)

7.4 Electrical check

No particular or periodic adjustments are required. If abnormal or degraded performance

is noticed, refer to an authorised service centre or by returning it directly to the Factory.
No User- or Installer-serviceable parts inside. Do not tamper. Do not Opren the appliance.

7.5 Troubleshooting
The Installer can follow the table below to check for a solution. Should not possible to fix the
problem, please ship the unit to Service Centre recognised by TECNINT-HTE or directly to
TECNINT-HTE.

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 NO User- or Installer-serviceable parts inside of the unit. NO replaceable
fuse or resettable current limiters by user are included.

Symptom Possible cause Solution

The unit does not power Power voltage is missing Check power at the power plug of
on, the indicator is dark the unit with another item.
Check if the power cord is
properly inserted ad is not
damaged.
A protection fuse is blown Unplug the power cord and send
the unit to an authorised
service centre or directly to
Factory Service
The screen is dark, the STAND-BY: The power-on button Press Power-On button again.
indicator is yellow. has been pressed.

Signal affected by noise Check integrity of signal cables

and connectors. Check for RF
emitter (see para.4)
No picture. No video signal or incorrect sync Try to change video input.
The windows in the low type Check video cable and signal
right corner is still present source.
and shows scan mode 0 or Change video timing. (see para.
“No video” 6.11)

The picture does not fit the Auto-adjustment error Use a white page or white edged
screen (too large or too imag and repeat auto-adjustment
narrow) or
adjust geometry manually (see
para. 6.10)

picture bleached or Contrast and/or Brightness Readjust Contrast / brightness

blackened (light greys improperly adjusted.
turned white or darker Analog signal amplitude not Check analog signal amplitude
greys turned black). correct (see para.3.1 - characteristics)

Picture affected by noise Poor quality VGA cable Replace VGA cable with higher
and reflections quality item

Picture blurred Scaled format Use native format: change video

format into 1280x1024pixel or
set Scaling to NATIVE (see para.
6.13).
Incorrect Phase adjustment
Check and readjust Phase and
Amplitude (see para 6.7.1 &
6.7.12)
Try to define a user timing setting
H Resolution to 1280 pixel. (se
para. 6.16)

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