Troubleshooting; Display Problems - BELINEA 10 Benutzerhandbuch

TROUBLESHOOTING

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Power indicator is off
- Check if the power cable is connected properly (see section "Connecting").
- Make sure that the monitor was turned on using the power switch (see section "Startup").
Power indicator lights orange or is flashing
- Perhaps a power saving mode is active (see section "Energy Saving Functions")?
- Is the signal cable connected to the monitor and the PC's VGA connector?
- Is the PC turned on (see your PC's documentation)?
Power indicator lights green
- A screen saver may have activated automatically after a certain period of inactivity. Press any key on your
keyboard or move the mouse.
RGB bars
- Make sure the signal cable is connected to the PC's VGA connector (see section "Connecting").
- Is the PC turned on (see section "Startup")?

Display Problems

Image is displaced to the left/right or to the top/bottom
- If the image is displayed normally but not centered correctly, you can adjust its position using the OSD functions.
For more information on this topic consult the functions "V. Position" and "H. Position" in the "OSD Menu
Functions" section.
- If the image flickers, is blurred and moves off the screen towards the right or left, the vertical frequency
selected at the graphics card is probably too high. Immediately lower the frequency to prevent the monitor
from becoming damaged. For more detailed information consult the user's guide of your PC, graphics card or
operating system.
Image flickers or is shaky
- If the image flickers, is blurred and moves off the screen towards the right or left, the vertical frequency
selected at the graphics card is probably too high. Immediately lower the frequency to prevent the monitor
from becoming damaged. For more detailed information consult the user's guide of your PC, graphics card or
operating system.
- If the image is displayed normally but appears slightly shaky, the vertical frequency might be too low. Select a
higher frequency. For more information on this topic consult the user's guide of your PC, graphics card or
operating system.
- Perhaps setup file chosen for the monitor is incorrect. For information on monitor setup under Windows 95/98/
ME/2000/NT consult the "Configuration" section.
Image is blurred
- Check brightness and contrast settings (see section "Basic Setup").
- If the vertical frequency is too high, the image might be slightly blurred. In this case lower the frequency.
Color problems
- If the colors are distorted in some areas, you should demagnetize your monitor (see "Degauss" function in
section "OSD Menu Functions").
- If the colors are off (e.g. white is not really displayed as white etc), you should adjust the color temperature
(see "Color" function in section "OSD Menu Functions").
- Devices generating magnetic fields, such as laser printers and loudspeakers, shouldn't be placed near the
monitor since they might affect image quality.
Image edges distorted
- If the image is slightly distorted, bent or tilted at the edges or the entire image is not aligned horizontally, you
can correct this using the OSD menu functions (see "Trapezoid" "Parallel" "Top/Bottom Corner" and "Rotation"
functions in section "OSD Menu Functions").
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