Owner's Manual

Connecting
the Monitor
On the back of the monitor are three
plug-in
connections;
one for the
AC
power
cord,
and the others for the
signal
cable from the video card.
1.
AC Power Connection
One end of the AC
power
cord is connected into the AC
power
connector
on the back of the monitor. The other end is
plugged
into a
properly
grounded three-prong
AC outlet. The monitor's
auto-sensing power supply
can
automatically
detect 100-120V AC or 200-240V
AC,
50 or 60Hz.
2.
Signal
Cable Connection
The connectors for the
signal
cable are located on the back of the
monitor. The BNC and 15
pin
VGA connectors on the back of the
monitor allow for a wide
variety
of video controllers to be connected to
the monitor.
Examples
of
signals
that
might
be sent to the monitor
include
signals
from
IBM
PC and
compatibles, Apple
Macintosh,
Centris, Quadra,
and SPARC workstations.
The
supplied signal
cable consists of 15
pin
VGA connectors at both
ends,
suitable for connections to an
IBM
PC or
compatible.
Other
generic
cables or
adapters may
be used for connections to
your
equipment,
as
long
as
they
meet the
compatible signal requirements
to activate this monitor
(see page
24
for
input specifications).
For
Apple
Macintosh
use,
a
separate plug adapter
is needed to
change
the 15
pin high density (3 row)
D-sub VGA connector on the
supplied
cable to a 15
pin
2
row connector.
Examples
of
typical
connections
are shown below. Select the connection
example
that fits
your
needs.
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