LG CS788C Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 16)

Power

Management

System

This

monitor

incorporates

new

circuitry

for

lowering

energy

usage

during

idle

time,

following

the

Display

Power

Management

Signalling

(DPMS)

guide

lines

of

the

Video

Electronics

Standards

Association

(VESA),

and

is

certified

as

exceeding

the

EPA's

Energy

Star

program

for

reduced

power

usage.

For

the

power

savings

feature

to

operate,

the

monitor

must

be used

with

either

a

PC

having

power

saving

circuitry.

The

monitor

has

three

power-saving

states,

and

the

power

saving

operation

is

indicated

by

the

power

indicator

on

the

front

panel.

When

the

power

indicator

is

green,

operation

is

normal.

When

the

power

indicator

is

Amber,

the

monitor

is

in

a

power

saving

mode.

If

the

power

indicator

is

Amber

and

you

wish

to

use

the

PC

again,

move

your

mouse

pointer

or

touch

a

keyboard

button.

When

the

monitor

is

not

in

use,

save

energy

by

turning

it

off.

Image

Adjustment

This

monitor

has

a

microprocessor-based

On

Screen

Display

(OSD)

control

system

for

adjusting

the

following

items:

Horizontal

size,

horizontal

position,

vertical

size

and

position,

side

pincushion

and

trapezoid,

Rotation,

and

color

levels.

When

you

make

adjustments

to

any

of

the

above

items,

the

microprocessor

will

automatically

memorize

the

adjustments

you

made.

Your

settings

will

be

maintained

even

if

you

turn

off

the

monitor

and

turn

it

on

again

at

some

later

time.

NOTE:

The

only

time

you

may

need

to

adjust

the

image

settings

again

is

in

the

event

you

change

video

modes

(for

example,

you

may

go

from

a

640x480

video

mode

in

DOS

to

an

800x600

video

mode

for

windows).

In

this

event,

you

may

need

to

adjust

the

image

controls

again

to

meet

the

image

display

you

desire.

Now

the

microprocessor

will

memorize

the

new

image

settings

you

made

in

the

800x600

video

mode,

having

already

stored

your

640x480

image

settings

before.

From

now

on,

when

you

switch

between

a

640x480

mode

and

an

800x600

mode,

the

monitor

will

recall

each

of

the

specific

image

settings

you

made

in

each

of

these

modes.

More

on

image

memory

modes

in

the

video

memory

modes

section.

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