Iiyama Computer Monitor H511S User Manual

USER MANUAL  
ENGLISH  
DEUTSCH  
FRANCAIS  
NEDERLANDS  
SVENSKA  
ITALIANO  
Thank you very much for choosing the iiyama  
LCD monitor.  
We recommend that you take a few minutes to  
read carefully through this brief but  
comprehensive manual before installing and  
switching on the monitor. Please keep this  
manual in a safe place for your future  
reference.  
Congratulations!  
You have just purchased a TCO’99 approved and labelled  
product! Your choice has provided you with a product developed  
for professional use. Your purchase has also contributed to  
reducing the burden on the environment and also to the further  
development of environmentally adapted electronics products.  
Why do we have environmentally labelled computers?  
In many countries, environmental labelling has become an established method for encouraging the adaptation  
of goods and services to the environment. The main problem, as far as computers and other electronics  
equipment are concerned, is that environmentally harmful substances are used both in the products and during  
their manufacture. Since it is not so far possible to satisfactorily recycle the majority of electronics equipment,  
most of these potentially damaging substances sooner or later enter nature.  
There are also other characteristics of a computer, such as energy consumption levels, that are important  
from the viewpoints of both the work (internal) and natural (external) environments. Since all methods of  
electricity generation have a negative effect on the environment (e.g. acidic and climate-influencing emissions,  
radioactive waste), it is vital to save energy. Electronics equipment in offices is often left running continuously  
and thereby consumes a lot of energy.  
What does labelling involve?  
This product meets the requirements for the TCO’99 scheme which provides for international and environmental  
labelling of personal computers. The labelling scheme was developed as a joint effort by the TCO (The Swedish  
Confederation of Professional Employees), Svenska Naturskyddsforeningen (The Swedish Society for Nature  
Conservation) and Statens Energimyndighet (The Swedish National Energy Administration).  
Approval requirements cover a wide range of issues: environment, ergonomics, usability, emission of electric  
and magnetic fields, energy consumption and electrical and fire safety.  
The environmental demands impose restrictions on the presence and use of heavy metals, brominated and  
chlorinated flame retardants, CFCs (freons) and chlorinated solvents, among other things. The product must  
be prepared for recycling and the manufacturer is obliged to have an environmental policy which must be  
adhered to in each country where the company implements its operational policy.  
The energy requirements include a demand that the computer and/or display, after a certain period of  
inactivity, shall reduce its power consumption to a lower level in one or more stages. The length of time to  
reactivate the computer shall be reasonable for the user.  
Labelled products must meet strict environmental demands, for example, in respect of the reduction of  
electric and magnetic fields, physical and visual ergonomics and good usability.  
Below you will find a brief summary of the environmental requirements met by this product. The complete  
environmental criteria document may be ordered from:  
TCO Development  
SE-114 94 Stockholm, Sweden  
Fax: +46 8 782 92 07  
Email (Internet): [email protected]  
Current information regarding TCO’99 approved and labelled products may also be  
Environmental requirements  
Flame retardants  
Flame retardants are present in printed circuit boards, cables, wires, casings and housings. Their purpose is to  
prevent, or at least to delay the spread of fire. Up to 30% of the plastic in a computer casing can consist of  
flame retardant substances. Most flame retardants contain bromine or chloride, and those flame retardants are  
chemically related to another group of environmental toxins, PCBs. Both the flame retardants containing  
bromine or chloride and the PCBs are suspected of giving rise to severe health effects, including reproductive  
damage in fish-eating birds and mammals, due to the bio-accumulative* processes. Flame retardants have  
been found in human blood and researchers fear that disturbances in foetus development may occur.  
The relevant TCO’99 demand requires that plastic components weighing more than 25 grams must not contain  
flame retardants with organically bound bromine or chlorine. Flame retardants are allowed in the printed circuit  
boards since no substitutes are available.  
Cadmium* *  
Cadmium is present in rechargeable batteries and in the colour-generating layers of certain computer displays.  
Cadmium damages the nervous system and is toxic in high doses. The relevant TCO’99 requirement states  
that batteries, the colour-generating layers of display screens and the electrical or electronics components  
must not contain any cadmium.  
Mercury* *  
Mercury is sometimes found in batteries, relays and switches. It damages the nervous system and is toxic  
in high doses. The relevant TCO’99 requirement states that batteries may not contain any mercury. It also  
demands that mercury is not present in any of the electrical or electronics components associated with the  
labelled unit.  
CFCs (freons)  
The relevant TCO’99 requirement states that neither CFCs nor HCFCs may be used during the manufacture  
and assembly of the product. CFCs (freons) are sometimes used for washing printed circuit boards. CFCs  
break down ozone and thereby damage the ozone layer in the stratosphere, causing increased reception on  
earth of ultraviolet light with e.g. increased risks of skin cancer (malignant melanoma) as a consequence.  
Lead* *  
Lead can be found in picture tubes, display screens, solders and capacitors. Lead damages the nervous  
system and in higher doses, causes lead poisoning. The relevant TCO’99 requirement permits the inclusion of  
lead since no replacement has yet been developed.  
* Bio-accumulative is defined as substances which accumulate within living organisms  
** Lead, Cadmium and Mercury are heavy metals which are Bio-accumulative.  
FCC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY  
Model Number:  
Trade Name:  
PLH511S  
iiyama  
Responsible party:  
Address:  
IIYAMA North America, Inc.  
65 West Street Road, Suite 101B, Warminster, PA18974 U.S.A.  
215-682-9050  
Telephone number:  
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)  
This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,  
including interference that may cause undesired operation.  
This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B Personal Computers and  
peripherals, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection  
against harmful interference when the device is operated in a residential environment. This device generates,  
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,  
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference  
will not occur in a particular installation. If you determine the device does cause harmful interference to radio  
or television reception (this may be determined by monitoring the interference while turning the device off and  
on), you are encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures:  
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  
Increase the separation between the device and receiver.  
Connect the device into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver  
is connected.  
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio or TV technician for help.  
To meet the FCC requirements, you should use a signal cable with ferrite core at both ends.  
CAUTION  
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by iiyama could void the users authority  
to operate the device under FCC compliance regulations.  
CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS COMPLIANCE  
STATEMENT  
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as  
set out in the radio interference regulation of the Canadian department of communications.  
CE MARKING DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY  
This LCD monitor complies with the requirements of the EC Directive 89/336/EEC “EMC Directive” and 73/23/  
EEC “Low Voltage Directive” as amended by Directive 93/68/EEC.  
The electro-magnetic susceptibility has been chosen at a level that gives correct operation in residential areas,  
business and light industrial premises and small-scale enterprises, inside as well as outside of the buildings.  
All places of operation are characterised by their connection to the public low voltage power supply system.  
We reserve the right to change specifications without notice.  
All trademarks used in this user manual are the property of their respective owners.  
TABLE OF CONTENTS  
FOR YOUR SAFETY .............................................................................. 1  
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................................................. 1  
SPECIAL NOTES ON LCD MONITORS ............................................. 3  
CUSTOMERSERVICE ...................................................................... 3  
CLEANING ....................................................................................... 3  
BEFOREYOU OPERATETHE MONITOR ................................................ 4  
FEATURES ....................................................................................... 5  
CHECKING THE CONTENTS OFTHE PACKAGE ............................. 6  
OPTIONALPARTS ........................................................................... 6  
CONTROLSAND CONNECTORS .................................................... 7  
CONNECTINGYOURMONITOR ...................................................... 8  
COMPUTERSETTING ....................................................................... 9  
ADJUSTINGTHE HEIGHTANDTHE VIEWINGANGLE .................... 10  
PANELROTATION ............................................................................ 10  
OPERATINGTHEMONITOR ................................................................... 11  
ADJUSTMENTMENUCONTENTS .................................................... 12  
SCREENADJUSTMENTS ................................................................. 19  
POWER MANAGEMENTFEATURE .................................................. 22  
TROUBLE SHOOTING ............................................................................ 23  
APPENDIX .............................................................................................. 25  
SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................. 25  
DIMENSIONS .................................................................................... 26  
COMPLIANTTIMING ......................................................................... 26  
CONNECTORPINASSIGNMENT ...................................................... 27  
FOR YOUR SAFETY  
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS  
WARNING  
STOP OPERATING THE MONITOR WHEN YOU SENSE TROUBLE  
If you notice any abnormal phenomena such as smoke, strange sounds or fumes, unplug the monitor  
and contact your dealer or iiyama service center immediately. Further use may be dangerous and  
can cause fire or electric shock.  
NEVER REMOVE THE CABINET  
High voltage circuits are inside the monitor. Removing the cabinet may expose you to the danger of  
fire or electric shock.  
DO NOT PUT ANY OBJECT INTO THE MONITOR  
Do not put any solid objects or liquids such as water into the monitor. In case of an accident, unplug  
your monitor immediately and contact your dealer or iiyama service center. Using the monitor with  
any object inside may cause fire, electric shock or damage.  
INSTALL THE MONITOR ON A FLAT, STABLE SURFACE  
The monitor may cause an injury if it falls or is dropped.  
DO NOT USE THE MONITOR NEAR WATER  
Do not use where water may be splashed or spilt onto the monitor as it may cause fire or electric  
shock.  
OPERATE UNDER THE SPECIFIED POWER SUPPLY  
Be sure to operate the monitor only with the specified power supply. Use of an incorrect voltage will  
cause malfunction and may cause fire or electric shock.  
PROTECT THE CABLES  
Do not pull or bend the power cable and signal cable. Do not place the monitor or any other heavy  
objects on the cables. If damaged, the cables may cause fire or electric shock.  
ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS  
It is advisable not to operate the monitor during a heavy thunder storm as the continual breaks in  
power may cause malfunction. It is also advised not to touch the plug in these circumstances as it  
may cause electric shock.  
FOR YOUR SAFETY  
1
CAUTION  
INSTALLATION LOCATION  
Do not install the monitor where sudden temperature changes may occur, or in humid, dusty or smoky  
areas as it may cause fire, electric shock or damage. You should also avoid areas where the sun  
shines directly on the monitor.  
DO NOT PLACE THE MONITOR IN A HAZARDOUS POSITION  
The monitor may topple and cause injury if not suitably located. Please also ensure that you do not  
place any heavy objects on the monitor, and that all cables are routed such that children may not pull  
the cables and possibly cause injury.  
MAINTAIN GOOD VENTILATION  
Ventilation slots are provided to keep the monitor from overheating. Covering the slots may cause  
fire. To allow adequate air circulation, place the monitor at least 10 cm (or 4 inches) from any walls.  
Do not remove the tilt stand when operating the monitor. Ventilation slots on the back of the cabinet  
will be blocked and the monitor may overheat if the stand is removed. This may cause fire or damage.  
Operating the monitor on its back, side, upside down or on a carpet or any other soft material may  
also cause damage.  
DISCONNECT THE CABLES WHEN YOU MOVE THE MONITOR  
When you move the monitor, turn off the power switch, unplug the monitor and be sure the signal  
cable is disconnected. If you do not disconnect them, it may cause fire or electric shock.  
UNPLUG THE MONITOR  
If the monitor is not in use for a long period of time it is recommended that it is left unplugged to avoid  
accidents.  
HOLD THE PLUG WHEN DISCONNECTING  
To disconnect the power cable or signal cable, always pull it by the plug. Never pull on the cable itself  
as this may cause fire or electric shock.  
DO NOT TOUCH THE PLUG WITH WET HANDS  
Pulling or inserting the plug with wet hands may cause electric shock.  
WHEN YOU INSTALL THE MONITOR ON YOUR COMPUTER  
Be sure the computer is strong enough to hold the weight of the monitor, otherwise, you may damage  
your computer.  
DO NOT PUT FLOPPY DISKS NEAR THE SPEAKERS  
Magnetically recorded data, such as on a floppy disk, may become corrupted by the magnetic field  
produced by the speakers if the disks are placed on or near the speakers.  
OTHERS  
ERGONOMIC RECOMMENDATIONS  
To eliminate eye fatigue, do not operate the monitor against a bright background or in a dark room. For  
optimal viewing comfort, the monitor should be just below eye level and 40-60 cm (16-24 inches)  
away from your eyes. When using the monitor over a prolonged time, a ten minute break every hour  
is recommended as looking at the screen continuously can cause eye strain.  
2
FOR YOUR SAFETY  
SPECIAL NOTES ON LCD MONITORS  
The following symptoms are normal with LCD monitors and do not indicate a problem.  
When you first turn on the LCD monitor, the picture may not fit in the display area  
because of the type of computer that is used. In this case, adjust the picture  
position to the correct position.  
NOTE  
Due to the nature of the backlight, the screen may flicker during initial use. Turn off  
the Power Switch and then turn it on again to make sure the flicker disappears.  
You may find slightly uneven brightness on the screen depending on the desktop  
pattern you use.  
Due to the nature of the LCD screen, an afterimage of the previous screen may  
remain after switching the image, when the same image is displayed for hours. In  
this case, the screen is recovered slowly by changing the image or turning off the  
Power Switch for hours.  
Contact your dealer or iiyama service center for the backlight replacement when the  
screen is dark, flickering or not lighting up. Never attempt to replace it by yourself.  
CUSTOMER SERVICE  
The fluorescent light used in the LCD monitor may have to be periodically replaced.  
For the warranty coverage on this component, please check with local iiyama  
service center.  
NOTE  
If you have to return your unit for service and the original packaging has been  
discarded, please contact your dealer or iiyama service center for advice or  
replacement packaging.  
CLEANING  
WARNING  
CAUTION  
NOTE  
If you drop any materials or liquids such as water into the monitor when cleaning,  
unplug the power cable immediately and contact your dealer or iiyama service center.  
For safety reasons, turn off the power switch and unplug the monitor before you  
clean it.  
To protect the LCD panel, do not scratch or rub the screen with a hard object.  
Never use any of the following strong solvents. These will damage the cabinet and  
the LCD screen.  
Spray-type cleaner  
Wax  
Thinner  
Benzine  
Acid or Alkaline solvent  
Abrasive cleaner  
Touching the cabinet with any product made from rubber or plastic for a long time  
may cause degeneration or loss of paint on the cabinet.  
Stains can be removed with a cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solvent. Then  
wipe the cabinet with a soft dry cloth.  
CABINET  
LCD  
Periodic cleaning with a soft dry cloth is recommended.  
SCREEN  
Don't use tissue paper etc. because these will damage the LCD screen.  
FOR YOUR SAFETY  
3
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
The monitor functions as a hub when connected to a USB compliant computer and USB peripherals.  
However, with older operating systems and/or BIOS settings in your computer, the USB hub may not  
operate. In this case, please contact your computer dealer first for advice.  
Please stand the monitor and then remove the  
stopper on the back of the stand slowly while  
pushing top face of the stand before you install  
the monitor. Careful attention is required as the  
monitor is sprung loaded and may expand quickly  
when removing it.  
4
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
FEATURES  
51cm (20.1") TFT Color LCD Monitor  
Supports Resolutions up to 1600 × 1200  
High Contrast 400:1 / High Brightness 250cd/m2 /Quick Response Time 16ms  
17.8mm Narrow Bezel & Slim Design  
Multi-Color Control  
Supports sRGB International Standard  
Gamma Control  
Clear Display for Moving Pictures & Photographs  
Digital Character Smoothing  
Automatic Set-up  
Stereo Speakers  
2 × 2W Stereo Speakers & Headphone Connector  
Economy Mode  
Reduced Power Consumption  
Plug & Play VESA DDC1/2B Compliant  
Windows® 95/98/2000/Me/XP Compliant  
Power Management (ENERGY STAR® and VESA DPMS Compliant)  
Ergonomic Design  
ProLite H511S: TCO ’03 and MPR 3 Approved  
ProLite H511S-B: TCO ’99 and MPR 3 Approved  
Digital Input (DVI-D) for Clear Display  
90o Panel Rotation Design  
VESA Mounting Standard (100mm×100mm) Compliant  
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
5
CHECKING THE CONTENTS OF THE PACKAGE  
The following accessories are included in your package. Check to see if they are enclosed with the  
monitor. If anything is missing or damaged, please contact your local iiyama dealer or regional iiyama  
office.  
Power Cable*  
Audio Cable  
Stand  
D-Sub Signal Cable  
User Manual  
Sample: Pivot® & Liquid Series software (CD)  
Pivot®: This software enables to rotate the orientation of the screen to display in portrait or  
landscape mode.  
Liquid View®: This software enables to scale icons up.  
Liquid SurfTM: This software supports Internet Explorer display.  
Consult english.txt in CD-ROM for installation.  
CAUTION * The rating of the Power Cable enclosed in 120V area is 10A/125V. If you are using a  
power supply higher than this rating, then a power cable with a rating of 10A/250V  
must be used.  
However, all guarantees and warranties are void for any problems or damage caused  
by a power cable not supplied by iiyama.  
OPTIONAL PARTS  
Optional parts as below are available for your LCD monitor. Please contact your local iiyama dealer  
or regional iiyama office for more details. The Protection Sheet may be attached to the LCD panel  
surface to protect it from stains or scratches.  
Protection Sheet (Parts No. 832Z001-05)  
6
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS  
<Front>  
<Back>  
Power Switch / Power Indicator (POWER)  
A
Green: Normal operation (ProLite H511S)  
NOTE  
Blue:  
Normal operation (ProLite H511S-B)  
Orange: Power Management  
The monitor enters into power management mode which reduces the power  
consumption to less than 5W when receiving no horizontal and/or vertical  
sync signal.  
Auto Button (AUTO)  
B
See page 13 for Auto Set-up.  
Exit / Volume Button (EXIT /  
)
C
D
E
F
+ / Brightness Button ( + /  
– / Contrast Button ( – /  
Menu Button (MENU)  
Input Button (INPUT)  
)
)
G
Select either Analog or Digital for the signal input when both of the signal inputs are connected to a signal  
source. Switch D-SUB and DVI-D whenever pressing the input button.  
When only one of the two signal inputs is connected to the signal source, the one connected  
is automatically selected. Input Button is not available if there is no signal input from the  
selected connector or during the power management mode.  
NOTE  
Headphone Connector  
Speakers  
H
I
AC Connector (AC IN)  
J
K Main Power Switch  
Audio Connector (LINE IN)  
L
M DVI-D 24pin Connector (DVI-D)  
N D-sub mini 15pin Connector (D-SUB)  
O Keyhole for Security Lock  
You can fasten a security lock and cable to prevent the monitor from being removed  
without your permission.  
NOTE  
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
7
CONNECTING YOUR MONITOR  
Ensure that both the computer and the monitor are switched off.  
A
B
Connect the computer to the monitor with the signal cable. (See page 27 for CONNECTOR PIN  
ASSIGNMENT.)  
Connect the monitor to the audio equipment with the Audio Cable when using the audio features.  
C
D Connect the Power Cable to the monitor first and then to the power supply.  
NOTE The signal cables used for connecting the computer and monitor may vary with the type of  
computer used. An incorrect connection may cause serious damage to both the monitor and  
the computer. The cable supplied with the monitor is for a standard 15 pin D-Sub connector.  
If a special cable is required please contact your local iiyama dealer or regional iiyama office.  
For connection to Macintosh computers, contact your local iiyama dealer or regional  
iiyama office for a suitable adaptor.  
Make sure you tighten the finger screws at each end of the signal cable.  
[Example of Connection]  
<Back>  
Power Cable  
(Accessory)  
D-Sub Signal Cable  
(Accessory)  
DVI-D Signal Cable  
Audio Cable (Accessory)  
Computer  
8
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
[Cable Wiring]  
Collect cable at the back of the stand.  
A
B
Hook the cable cover to the back of the stand.  
COMPUTER SETTING  
Signal Timing  
Change to the desired signal timing listed on page 26: COMPLIANT TIMING.  
Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP Plug & Play  
The iiyama LCD monitor complies with DDC1/2B of VESA standard. The Plug & Play function runs  
on Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP by connecting the monitor to DDC1/2B compliant computer with  
the Signal Cable supplied. Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP Monitor Information File for iiyama monitors  
may be necessary for your computer and obtained via the Internet, using the address:  
NOTE For additional information on how to download the driver for your monitor, please  
access one of the internet sites noted above.  
Monitor Drivers are not required in most cases for Macintosh or Unix operating systems.  
For further information, please contact your computer dealer first for advice.  
BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
9
ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT AND THE VIEWING ANGLE  
For optimal viewing it is recommended to look at the  
full face of the monitor, then adjust the monitor's  
Height and angle to your own preference.  
Hold the stand so that the monitor does not topple  
when you change the monitor’s angle.  
110mm  
you are able to adjust the monitor's height up to  
110mm,angle up to 35degrees right and left,35  
degrees upward,5 degrees downward.  
Do not touch the LCD screen when you  
change the angle. It may cause damage or  
break the LCD screen.  
NOTE  
Careful attention is required not to catch  
your fingers or hands when you change  
the angle.  
PANEL ROTATION  
Ajust the monitor's height to the maximum.  
Rotate the panel 90 degrees.  
A
B
Portrait: Turn clockwise.  
Landscape: Turn counter clockwise.  
Attempting to rotate without fully  
extending upward may cause  
damage to stand.  
NOTE  
Please use attached Pivot®  
software for rotating the image  
on the screen.  
Ajust the monitor's angle to your preference.  
C
10 BEFORE YOU OPERATE THE MONITOR  
OPERATING THE MONITOR  
To create the best picture, your iiyama LCD monitor has been preset at the factory with the COMPLIANT  
TIMING shown on page 26. You are also able to adjust the picture by following the button operation  
shown below. For more detailed adjustments, see page 19 for SCREEN ADJUSTMENTS.  
Press the Menu Button to start the On Screen Display feature. There are  
additional Menu pages which can be switched by using the +/– Buttons.  
(
Displayed while sRGB is active.  
Displayed while Lockout is active.  
Displayed while Mute is active.  
Displayed while Economy Mode is active.  
Menu:1  
1
sRGB  
LOCK  
Page no.  
Adjustment icon  
1600 × 1200  
H: 74.35 KHz V: 59.48 Hz  
Current horizontal frequency,  
vertical refresh rate  
and resolution  
Select the Menu page which contains the adjustment icon relating to the  
adjustment you want to make. Press the Menu Button again. Then, use the  
+/– Buttons to highlight the desired adjustment icon. Press the Menu Button  
again.  
B
C
Use the +/– Buttons to make the appropriate adjustment or setting.  
For example, to correct for vertical position, select Menu page number 1 and then press the Menu  
Button. Then, select  
(V-Position) by using the +/– Buttons.  
Menu:1  
V-Position  
An adjustment scale appears after you press the Menu Button. Use the +/– Buttons to change the  
vertical position settings. The vertical position of the overall display should be changing accordingly  
while you are doing this.  
V-Position  
The bar shows  
the progress of the  
+
adjustment being made.  
NOTE  
The On Screen Display disappears several seconds after you stop pressing the buttons while  
performing an adjustment. The Exit Button can be used to exit OSD window immediately.  
Any changes are automatically saved in the memory when the On Screen Display disappears.  
Turning off the power should be avoided while using the Menu.  
Adjustments for Clock, Phase and Position are saved for each signal timing. Except for these  
adjustments, all other adjustments have only one setting which applies to all signal timings.  
OPERATING THE MONITOR 11  
ADJUSTMENT MENU CONTENTS  
Analog Input  
Menu : 1  
(Analog)  
Menu:1  
1600 × 1200  
H: 74.35 KHz V: 59.48 Hz  
Adjustment Item  
Brightness *1  
Problem / Option  
Button to Press  
Too dark  
Direct  
Too bright  
Too dull  
Direct  
Contrast  
Too intense  
Clock *2  
To correct flickering text or lines  
Phase *2  
To correct flickering text or lines  
Too low  
Too high  
V-Position  
H-Position  
Too far to the left  
Too far to the right  
Return to Menu  
Highlight “Menu : 1” again.  
*1 Adjust the Brightness when you are using the monitor in a dark room and feel the screen is too  
bright.  
*2 See page 19 for SCREENADJUSTMENTS.  
Direct  
You can skip the Menu pages and display an adjustment scale directly by using the  
following button operations.  
Brightness: Press the Brightness Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
Contrast:  
Press the Contrast Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
12  
OPERATING THE MONITOR  
Menu : 2  
(Analog)  
Menu:2  
1600 × 1200  
H: 74.35 KHz V: 59.48 Hz  
Adjustment Item  
Problem / Option  
Button to Press  
NO  
Return to Menu.  
Auto Set-up *3  
Adjust Clock, Phase, V-Position and H-Position  
automatically.  
YES  
Direct  
The Auto Set-up is not performed when the  
Off  
Setting  
signal input is changed.  
Adjust Clock, Phase, V-Position and H-Position  
automatically when the signal input is changed.  
On  
NOTE The brightness of screen varies for several seconds during the adjustment.  
This function is not performed automatically when changing the signal input because  
the factory-preset of “Setting” in Auto Set-up is set to Off.  
Cold  
Center  
Bluish white  
Normal white  
Warmer white  
sRGB  
Color Temp.  
Warm  
s
R
G
B
Too weak  
Too strong  
(User)  
NOTE sRGB is an international standard which defines and unifies the difference of color  
appearance between equipment.  
You can not adjust the Gamma and Economy Mode during sRGB mode because those  
settings are locked.  
is displayed while sRGB is active.  
Sharpness  
1 2 3 4 5  
Adjust the picture quality at resolutions of less than 1600× 1200.  
You can change the picture quality from 1 to 5 (sharp to soft).  
Press the + Button to change the picture quality in numerical  
order. Press the – Button to change the picture quality in reverse  
numerical order.  
*3 For best results, use the Auto Set-up in conjunction with the adjustment pattern. See page 19 for  
SCREENADJUSTMENTS.  
Direct  
You can skip the Menu pages and display an adjustment scale directly by using the following button  
operations.  
Auto Set-up: Press the Auto Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
OPERATING THE MONITOR 13  
Menu : 2  
(Analog)  
Adjustment Item  
Problem / Option  
Normal  
Off  
Gamma  
Mode1  
Mode2  
Off  
High contrast  
Dark  
Normal  
Economy Mode  
Mode1  
Brightness of back-light is reduced.  
Brightness of back-light is reduced more than Mode1.  
Direct  
Mode2  
NOTE ꢀ  
is displayed while Economy Mode is active.  
Off  
1
The picture is displayed at the optimum resolution.  
Full Screen  
Stretch the picture and keep the screen size ratio.  
Stretch the picture to fit the full screen  
2
Adjust the screen size at resolutions of less than 1600 × 1200.When  
selecting “1 ”or “2 ”displayed text or lines may be blurred, or brightness may not be uniform  
when inputting stripe pattern signal or the like.  
NOTE  
Return to Menu  
Highlight “Menu : 2” again.  
Direct  
You can skip the Menu pages and display an adjustment scale directly by using the following button  
operations.  
Economy Mode: When OSD menu is off, holding the Menu button for 1-2 seconds will toggle the  
Economy Mode switch Off, Mode1 and Mode2.  
14 OPERATING THE MONITOR  
Menu : 3  
(Analog)  
Menu:3  
1600 × 1200  
H: 74.35 KHz V: 59.48 Hz  
Problem / Option  
Button to Press  
Adjustment Item  
Too soft  
Too loud  
Direct  
Volume  
NOTE ꢀ  
is displayed while Mute is active.  
1 2 3 4 5  
OSD Position  
You can move the OSD display area  
to any one of the following 5 positions  
within the overall display:  
Press the + Button to move the OSD in numerical order. Press  
the – Button to move the OSD in reverse numerical order.  
English  
Deutsch  
Français  
Español  
Italiano  
English  
German  
French  
Spanish  
Italian  
Language  
Japanese  
Off  
On  
Lockout is canceled.  
Lockout  
NOTE ꢀ  
All adjustment items except this function are  
locked out.  
is displayed while Lockout is active.  
NO  
Return to Menu.  
Reset  
YES  
Factory-preset data is restored.  
Analog  
Select the Analog input (D-SUB).  
Select the Digital input (DVI-D).  
Direct  
Signal Select  
Digital  
Return to Menu  
Highlight “Menu : 3” again.  
Direct  
You can skip the Menu pages and display an adjustment scale directly by using the following button  
operations.  
Volume:  
Press the Volume Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
Holding the Volume Button for 1-2 seconds will switch the Mute function between  
ON and OFF.  
Signal Select: Press the Input Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
OPERATING THE MONITOR 15  
Digital Input  
Menu : 1  
(Digital)  
Menu:1  
1600 × 1200  
H: 74.35 KHz V: 59.48 Hz  
Adjustment Item  
Problem / Option  
Button to Press  
Too dark  
Brightness *1  
Contrast  
Direct  
Direct  
Too bright  
Too dull  
Too intense  
Cold  
Center  
Warm  
s
Bluish white  
Color Temp.  
Normal white  
Warmer white  
sRGB  
R
G
B
Too weak  
Too strong  
(User)  
sRGB is an international standard which defines and unifies the difference of color  
appearance between equipment.  
NOTE  
You can not adjust the Gamma and Economy Mode during sRGB mode because those  
settings are locked.  
is displayed while sRGB is active.  
1 2 3 4 5  
Sharpness  
Adjust the picture quality at resolutions of less than 1600 × 1200.  
You can change the picture quality from 1 to 5 (sharp to soft).  
Press the + Button to change the picture quality in numerical  
order. Press the – Button to change the picture quality in  
reverse numerical order.  
Normal  
Off  
Gamma  
High contrast  
Mode1  
Mode2 Dark  
*1 Adjust the Brightness when you are using the monitor in a dark room and feel the screen is too bright.  
Direct  
You can skip the Menu pages and display an adjustment scale directly by using the  
following button operations.  
Brightness: Press the Brightness Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
Contrast:  
Press the Contrast Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
16 OPERATING THE MONITOR  
Menu : 1  
(Digital)  
Adjustment Item  
Problem / Option  
Normal  
Off  
Economy Mode  
Mode1  
Mode2  
Brightness of back-light is reduced.  
Direct  
Brightness of back-light is reduced more than Mode1.  
NOTE ꢀ  
is displayed while Economy Mode is active.  
Off  
The picture is displayed at the optimum resolution.  
Full Screen  
Stretch the picture and keep the screen size ratio.  
Stretch the picture to fit the full screen  
1
2
Adjust the screen size at resolutions of less than 1600 × 1200.When  
selecting “1 ”or “2 ”displayed text or lines may be blurred, or brightness may not be uniform  
when inputting stripe pattern signal or the like.  
NOTE  
Return to Menu  
Highlight “Menu : 1” again.  
Direct  
You can skip the Menu pages and display an adjustment scale directly by using the following button  
operations.  
Economy Mode: When OSD menu is off, holding the Menu button for 1-2 seconds will toggle the  
Economy Mode switch Off, Mode1 and Mode2.  
OPERATING THE MONITOR 17  
Menu : 2  
(Digital)  
Menu:2  
1600 × 1200  
H: 74.35 KHz V: 59.48 Hz  
Problem / Option  
Button to Press  
Adjustment Item  
Too soft  
Too loud  
Direct  
Volume  
NOTE ꢀ  
is displayed while Mute is active.  
1 2 3 4 5  
OSD Position  
You can move the OSD display area  
to any one of the following 5 positions  
within the overall display:  
Press the + Button to move the OSD in numerical order. Press  
the – Button to move the OSD in reverse numerical order.  
English  
Deutsch  
Français  
Español  
Italiano  
English  
German  
French  
Spanish  
Italian  
Language  
Japanese  
Off  
On  
Lockout is canceled.  
Lockout  
NOTE ꢀ  
All adjustment items except this function are  
locked out.  
is displayed while Lockout is active.  
NO  
Return to Menu.  
Reset  
YES  
Factory-preset data is restored.  
Analog  
Select the Analog input (D-SUB).  
Select the Digital input (DVI-D).  
Direct  
Signal Select  
Digital  
Return to Menu  
Highlight “Menu : 2” again.  
Direct  
You can skip the Menu pages and display an adjustment scale directly by using the following button  
operations.  
Volume:  
Press the Volume Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
Holding the Volume Button for 1-2 seconds will switch the Mute function between  
ON and OFF.  
Signal Select: Press the Input Button when the Menu is not displayed.  
18 OPERATING THE MONITOR  
SCREEN ADJUSTMENTS  
Adjust the image by following the procedure below to get the desired picture when selecting Analog input.  
The screen adjustments described in this manual are designed to set image position and minimize  
flicker or blur for the particular computer in use.  
The monitor is designed to provide the best performance at resolution of 1600 × 1200, but can not  
provide the best at resolutions of less than 1600 × 1200 because the picture is automatically stretched  
to fit the full screen. It is recommended to operate at resolution of 1600 × 1200 in normal use.  
Displayed text or lines will be blurred or irregular in thickness when the picture is stretched due to  
the screen enlargement process.  
It is preferable to adjust the image position and frequency with the monitor controls, rather than the  
computer software or utilities.  
Perform adjustments after a warm-up period of at least thirty minutes.  
Additional adjustments may be required after the Auto Set-up depending on the resolution or signal  
timing.  
The Auto Set-up may not work correctly when displaying the picture other than the screen  
adjustment pattern. In this case, manual adjustments are required.  
There are two ways to adjust the screen. One way is automatic adjustment for Clock, Phase and  
Position. The other way is performing each adjustment manually.  
Perform the Auto Set-up first when the monitor is connected to a new computer, or resolution is  
changed. If the screen has a flicker or blur, or the picture does not fit in the display area after  
performing the Auto Set-up, manual adjustments are required. Both adjustments should be made by  
using the screen adjustment pattern (Test.bmp) obtained via the iiyama web site (http://  
www.iiyama.com).  
Adjust the image by following the procedure below to get the desired picture.  
This manual explains adjustment under Windows 95/98/2000/Me/XP.  
Display the picture at the optimum resolution.  
A
B
Enter the Test.bmp (screen adjustment pattern) to wallpaper.  
NOTE Consult the appropriate documentation for doing this.  
Test.bmp is made at resolution of 1280 × 1024. Set the display position to center in the  
wallpaper setting dialogue box. If you use Microsoft® PLUS! 95/98 cancel the setting  
of “Stretch desktop wallpaper to fit the screen”.  
[Adjustment pattern]  
Color bar  
Zebra pattern  
Picture frame  
OPERATING THE MONITOR 19  
Press the Auto Button. (Auto Set-up)  
C
D
Adjust the image manually by following procedure below when the screen has a  
flicker or blur, or the picture does not fit in the display area after performing the Auto  
Set-up.  
Adjust the V-Position so that the top and bottom of the picture frame will fit to the  
display area.  
E
+
1) Adjust the H-Position so that the left side of the picture frame will move to the left  
edge of the display area.  
F
+
2) Stretch the right side of the picture frame to the right edge of the display area by  
adjusting the Clock.  
+
NOTE When the left side of the picture frame moves apart from the left edge of the display  
area during the Clock adjustment, adjust steps 1) and 2).  
Another way to make the Clock adjustment is to correct the vertical wavy lines in the  
zebra pattern.  
The picture may flicker during the Clock, H-Position and V-Position adjustment.  
In case the picture frame is bigger or smaller than the data display area after the Clock  
adjustment, repeat steps from  
.
C
20 OPERATING THE MONITOR  
Adjust the Phase to correct horizontal wavy noise, flicker or blur in the zebra pattern.  
G
+
In case the strong flicker or blurs remain on a part of the screen, repeat steps  
NOTE  
and  
F
because the Clock may not be adjusted correctly. If the flicker or blurs still remain,  
G
set the refresh rate of computer to low (60Hz) and repeat steps from  
again.  
C
Adjust the H-Position after the Phase adjustment if the horizontal position moves  
during the adjustment.  
Adjust the Brightness and Color Temp. to get the desired picture after you complete  
the Clock and Phase adjustments.  
H
Put back your favorite wallpaper.  
OPERATING THE MONITOR 21  
POWER MANAGEMENT FEATURE  
The power management feature of this product complies with every power saving requirement of  
VESA DPMS. When activated, it automatically reduces unnecessary power consumption of the  
monitor when your computer is not in use.  
To use the feature, the monitor needs to be connected to a VESA DPMS compliant computer. There  
is a power management step the monitor takes as described below. The power management function,  
including any timer settings is configured by the operating system. Check your operating system  
manual for information on how this can be configured.  
Power Management Mode  
When the H-sync signal / V-sync signal / H and V sync signals from the computer are off, the  
monitor enters into Power Management Mode which reduces the power consumption to less than  
5W. The screen becomes dark, and the power indicator turns to orange. From Power Management  
Mode, the image reappears in several seconds when either the keyboard or the mouse are  
touched again.  
Power Indicator  
Green/  
Blue  
NORMAL MODE  
POWER MANAGEMENT MODE  
Orange  
POWER  
0
5W  
100%  
CONSUMPTION  
Even when using the power management mode, the monitor consumes electricity. Turn  
off the Power Switch whenever the monitor is not in use, during the night and weekends,  
to avoid unnecessary power consumption.  
NOTE  
It is possible that the video signal from the computer may be on while the H or V sync  
signal is missing. In this instance, the POWER MANAGEMENT feature may not work  
properly.  
22 OPERATING THE MONITOR  
TROUBLE SHOOTING  
If the monitor fails to operate correctly, please follow the steps below for a possible solution.  
1. Perform the adjustments described in OPERATING THE MONITOR, depending on the problem you  
have. If the monitor does not get a picture, skip to 2.  
2. Consult the following items if you cannot find an appropriate adjustment item in OPERATING THE  
MONITOR or if the problem persists.  
3.  
If you are experiencing a problem which is not described below or you cannot correct the  
problem, discontinue using the monitor and contact your dealer or iiyama service center for  
further assistance.  
Problem  
Check  
The picture does  
not appear.  
A
(Power indicator  
does not light up.)  
The Power Cable is firmly seated in the socket.  
The Power Switch is turned ON.  
The AC socket is live. Please check with another piece of equipment.  
(Power indicator  
is green/blue.)  
If the blank screen saver is in active mode, touch the keyboard or the  
mouse.  
Increase the Contrast and/or Brightness.  
The computer is ON.  
The Signal Cable is properly connected.  
The signal timing of the computer is within the specification of the monitor.  
(Power indicator If the monitor is in power management mode, touch the keyboard or the  
is orange.)  
mouse.  
The computer is ON.  
The Signal Cable is properly connected.  
The signal timing of the computer is within the specification of the monitor.  
The screen is not The Signal Cable is properly connected.  
synchronized. The signal timing of the computer is within the specification of the monitor.  
The video output level of the computer is within the specification of the  
monitor.  
B
The screen The signal timing of the computer is within the specification of the monitor.  
position is not in  
the center.  
C
D
E
The screen is The video output level of the computer is within the specification of the  
too bright or too  
dark.  
monitor.  
The power voltage is within the specification of the monitor.  
The screen is  
shaking.  
The signal timing of the computer is within the specification of the monitor.  
TROUBLE SHOOTING 23  
Problem  
No sound.  
Check  
The audio equipment (computer etc.) is ON.  
The Audio Cable is properly connected.  
The Volume is turned up.  
F
The Mute is OFF.  
The audio output level of the audio equipment is within the specification of  
the monitor.  
The sound is too The audio output level of the audio equipment is within the specification of  
G
H
the monitor.  
loud or too quiet.  
The Audio Cable is properly connected.  
A strange noise is  
heard.  
24 TROUBLE SHOOTING  
APPENDIX  
SPECIFICATIONS  
LCD Panel Driving system  
a-Si TFT Active Matrix  
Diagonal: 51cm / 20.1"  
0.255mm H × 0.255mm V  
250cd/m2 (Typical)  
Size  
Pixel pitch  
Brightness  
Contrast ratio  
Viewable angle  
400 : 1 (Typical)  
Right / Left / Up / Down: 88 degrees each (Typical)  
16ms (Black, white, black)  
Response time  
Display Colors  
16,777,216 maximum  
Sync Frequency  
Analog: Horizontal 24.0-80.0kHz, Vertical 56-85Hz  
Digital: Horizontal 31.0-80.0kHz, Vertical 56-85Hz  
162MHz maximum  
Dot Clock  
Maximum Resolution  
Input Connector  
Plug & Play  
1600 × 1200, 1.9 MegaPixels  
D-Sub mini 15pin, DVI-D 24pin  
VESA DDC1/2BTM  
Separate sync: TTL, Positive or Negative  
Composite sync: TTL, Positive or Negative  
Sync on green: 0.3Vp-p, Negative  
Input Sync Signal  
Input Video Signal  
Analog: 0.7Vp-p (Standard), 75Ω, Positive  
Digtal: DVI (Digital Visual Interface Standard Rev.1.0) compliance  
Input Audio Connector  
Input Audio Signal  
Speakers  
ø 3.5mm mini jack (Stereo)  
1.0Vrms maximum  
2.0W × 2 (Stereo speakers)  
ø 3.5mm mini jack (Stereo)  
408mm W × 306mm H / 16.1" W × 12" H  
Headphone Connector  
Maximum Screen Size  
Power Source  
100-240VAC, 50/60Hz, 1.4A  
Power Consumption  
85W maximum, Power management mode: 5W maximum*  
Dimensions / Net Weight  
446 × 391.5-501.5mm × 242mm / 17.6 × 15.4-19.7 × 9.5" (W×H×D),  
10kg / 22lbs  
Tilt Angle  
Right / Left: 35 degrees each, Up: 35 degrees, Down: 5 degrees  
Operating: Temperature  
Humidity  
Storage: Temperature  
Humidity  
Environmental  
Considerations  
5 to 35°C / 41 to 95°F  
20 to 80% (No condensation)  
-20 to 60°C / -4 to 140°F  
5 to 85% (No condensation)  
Approvals  
TCO ’03, CE, TÜV-GS / MPR3 (prEN50279) / ISO 13406-2, FCC-B,  
ProLite H511S  
UL / C-UL, VCCI-B, CCC  
TCO ’99, CE, TÜV-GS / MPR3 (prEN50279) / ISO 13406-2, FCC-B,  
ProLite H511S-B  
UL / C-UL, VCCI-B, CCC  
NOTE  
*Condition: Audio equipment is not connected.  
APPENDIX 25  
DIMENSIONS  
446mm/17.6"  
410.5mm/16.2"  
70mm/2.8"  
300.5mm/11.8"  
( ):Maximum adjustment range  
COMPLIANT TIMING  
Horizontal  
Frequency  
31.469kHz  
37.861kHz  
37.500kHz  
43.269kHz  
35.156kHz  
37.879kHz  
48.077kHz  
46.875kHz  
53.674kHz  
48.363kHz  
56.476kHz  
60.023kHz  
68.677kHz  
67.500kHz  
63.981kHz  
79.976kHz  
75.000kHz  
31.469kHz  
35.000kHz  
49.725kHz  
60.150kHz  
24.827kHz  
Vertical  
Video Mode  
Dot Clock  
Frequency  
59.940Hz  
72.809Hz  
75.000Hz  
85.008Hz  
56.250Hz  
60.317Hz  
72.188Hz  
75.000Hz  
85.061Hz  
60.004Hz  
70.069Hz  
75.029Hz  
84.997Hz  
75.000Hz  
60.020Hz  
75.025Hz  
60.000Hz  
70.087Hz  
66.667Hz  
74.500Hz  
74.720Hz  
56.424Hz  
25.175MHz  
31.500MHz  
31.500MHz  
36.000MHz  
36.000MHz  
40.000MHz  
50.000MHz  
49.500MHz  
56.250MHz  
65.000MHz  
75.000MHz  
78.750MHz  
94.500MHz  
108.000MHz  
108.000MHz  
135.000MHz  
162.000MHz  
25.175MHz  
30.240MHz  
57.283MHz  
80.000MHz  
21.053MHz  
VGA  
SVGA  
XGA  
640 × 480  
800 × 600  
VESA  
1024 × 768  
1152 × 864  
SXGA  
UXGA  
1280 × 1024  
1600 × 1200  
640 × 400  
640 × 480  
832 × 624  
1024 × 768  
640 × 400  
*
*
*
*
*
VGA TEXT  
Macintosh  
PC9801  
* DVI input is not compliant.  
NOTE  
26 APPENDIX  
CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENT  
D-Sub mini 15pin  
Pin  
1
Input Signal  
Red video  
Pin  
Input Signal  
Connector  
9
2
10 Ground  
11  
Green video / Sync on green  
Blue video  
3
Reserved port  
4
Reserved port  
12  
Data line (SDA)*  
5
Ground  
13 H-Sync/HV-Sync  
6
Red video ground  
Green video ground  
Blue video ground  
V-Sync  
14  
15  
7
Clock line (SCL)*  
* Compliant to VESA DDC.  
8
DVI-D 24pin  
Input Signal  
Pin  
1
Input Signal  
T.M.D.S Data 2–  
T.M.D.S Data 2+  
Pin  
13  
14  
Connector  
2
1
9
8
16  
24  
3
T.M.D.S Data 2 Ground  
15 Ground  
17  
4
16 Hot Plug Detect  
17 T.M.D.S Data 0–  
18 T.M.D.S Data 0+  
19 T.M.D.S Data 0 Ground  
20  
DVI-D  
5
6
Clock line (SCL) *  
Data line (SDA) *  
7
8
T.M.D.S Data 1–  
T.M.D.S Data 1+  
9
21  
10  
11  
12  
22 T.M.D.S Clock Ground  
23 T.M.D.S Clock +  
T.M.D.S Data 1 Ground  
T.M.D.S Clock –  
24  
* Compliant to VESA DDC.  
APPENDIX  
27  

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