terra LCD/LED 2747W Display Monitor User Manual

LCD/LED 2747W
USER MANUAL

Safety Precautions and Maintenance

Read this manual carefully and retain for future reference

1. Unplug the monitor before cleaning it with a slightly damp cloth.
2.  Wiping the screen with a dry cloth is recommendable, and only during the power has been switched off.
3.  Do not use alcohol or ammonia-based liquids.
4.  This monitor is designed with ventilation holes on the cabinet back, please do not cover them or block it.
5.  Also avoid placing the monitor near the electric heater or heater, including in an enclosed room with no ventilation.
6. Please do not insert any matter or spray any liquid on it.
7. Please do not position the monitor in an unsafe space, if it falls, it may be damaged and may hurt the user.
8. Unplug the monitor if it is not going to be in use for an extended period of time.
9.  Please do not put heavy items on the monitor, or electric cord.
10. Please do not open the monitor back panel because the monitor contained a high voltage current.

Contents

• Monitor
• HDMI cable
• AC Power cord (C5)
• Warranty card
• Quick start guide
• Audio cable

Features ：

• 16.7M high-quality image colors
• Smart image screen setting-OSD with a simple layout and easy selection
• Smart control interfaces for easy settings

Basic setup
a) Connect a DVI cable or HDMI cable to the PC (signal output) and to the monitor.

b) The monitor has a wide power voltage range; it can be used on AC100-240V~ 60/50Hz power supply.
c) Connect the power cable to the Monitor power socket and to the power source in the room.
d) Turn on the power source supply.
e) To switch on the monitor, press the power control key.

Screen image setups
The right backside of the monitor has five keys to adjust the monitor settings with aid of the OnScreen Display.

menu
N| Adjust the options-move down or lower / When not in OSD-Menu: call the brightness menu
| Shows main menu/ Exit from the menu
Press [ ] key long-term: OSD LOCKED
Then press [ ****] key long-term: OSD UNLOCKED
| Power ON/OFF
Press [ ] key long-term: POWER LOCKED
Then press [ ] key long-term: POWER UNLOCKED

Functions:
Press 1 button the main menu will appear as follows:
Press △ / ▽ button to select BRIGHTNESS in the main menu, then press 2 the button to enter.
BRIGHTNESS
Press △ / ▽ button to select BRIGHTNESS, then press button confirmation choice and press/button to adjust.
CONTRAST
Press/button to select CONTRAST, then press button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to adjust.
PICTURE MODE
Press △ / ▽ button to select PICTURE MODE, then press button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to select STANDARD, MOVIE, GAME, TEXT.
DCR (Dynamic Contrast Ratio)
Press △ / ▽ button to select DCR, then press button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to select ON or OFF.
OD(Overdrive)
Press△ / ▽ button to select OD, then press button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to select STRONG, MIDDLE, WEAK, OFF.

Press the button to select IMAGE in the main menu, then press the button to enter.

ASPECT
Press △ / ▽ button to select ASPECT, then press button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to select WIDE or 4:3.
Press △ / ▽ button to select COLOR TEMP. in the main menu, then press the button to enter.

COLOR TEMP.
Press △ / ▽ button to select COLOR TEMP., then press button confirmation choice and Press △ / ▽ button to choose the color temperature (NORMAL, WARM, USER, COOL).
RED
When you choose the USER Press △ / ▽ button to select RED, then press button to adjust the value of the three primary colors of red.
GREEN
When you choose the USER Press △ / ▽ button to select GREEN, then press button2 to adjust the value of the three primary colors of green.
BLUE
When you choose the USER Press △ / ▽ button to select BLUE, then press the button to adjust the value of the three primary colors of blue.
ANTI BLUE LIGHT:
Decreases the blue light emitted from the display to reduce the risk of blue light exposure to your eyes.

Press △ / ▽ button to select OSD SETTING in the main menu, then press 2 buttons to enter.

LANGUAGE
Press △ / ▽ button to select LANGUAGE, then press button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to select, then press button confirmation choice.

OSD H. POS.
Press △ / ▽ button to select OSD H. POS. then press2 button confirmation choice and Press △ button OSD toward the right direction. Press ▽ button OSD toward the left
direction.
OSD V. POS.
Press △ / ▽ button to select OSD V. POS. then press 2 the button confirmation choice and Press △ button OSD toward the up direction. Press ▽ button OSD toward the down direction.
OSD TIMER
Press △ / ▽ button to select OSD TIMER, then press button confirmation choice 2 and Press △ / ▽ button to adjust.
TRANSPARENCY
Press △ / ▽ button to select TRANSPARENCY, then press 2 button confirmation choice and Press △ / ▽ button to adjust.
RESET
To recall factory settings for Video & Audio controls.
Press △ / ▽ button to select MISC in the main menu, press 2 buttons to enter.
SIGNAL SOURCE
Press △ / ▽ button to select SIGNAL SOURCE, then press2 button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to select DVI or HDMI then press2 button confirmation choice.
VOLUME
Press △ / ▽ button to select VOLUME, then press 2 button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to adjust.
AUDIO INPUT (only available in HDMI mode)
Press △ / ▽ button to select AUDIO INPUT in the main menu then press 2 button confirmation choice and press △ / ▽ button to select DIGITAL or ANALOG.

Installing the LED Monitor

1. Place the monitor face down on a soft cloth or cushion on a table.
2. Install the stand base to the monitor.

Supporting Timing Modes

Warning: Do not set the graphic card in your computer to exceed these maximum refresh rates. Doing so may result in permanent damage to your monitor.

Troubleshooting

1. NO Image on Screen
a) Check if the power button has been switched on.
b) Verify the brightness and contrast of the monitor is within the normal setting.
c) Check the power indicator is orange. If so this indicates that the monitor is not receiving the input signal.
d) If the signal source is a notebook or laptop, make sure that the signal has been switched to screen mode.
2. Non-focus Image
a) Check if the image signal cable is inserted properly (upright position).
3. Flash Screen
a) The power is insufficient to connect the monitor or too weak.
b) To avoid a magnetic field around the monitor, do not place these devices close to it. Such as speakers, fluorescence lightings, AC transformer, table fan, and etc.
4. Wrong or Unusual Colour
a) If red, green, blue or any of the colours disappears, check to see if the signal cord is connected properly. If the plug is loosely connected it might cause bad connection.
b) Try connecting to another PC for comparison.
5. How to Clean the Monitor
a) Make sure that the monitor power has been switched off.
b) Do not spray any liquid on the screen or the plastic panel directly.
6. When Cleaning the Screen
a) Use clean, soft no fur materials to clean the screen.
b) If it is still dirty, do add a little non-ammonia liquid and non-alcohol glass cleaner to clean the screen.
7. When Cleaning the Plastic Panel
a) Use a soft dry cloth.
b) To add a little non-ammonia liquid and non-alcohol of non-abrasion cleanser to clean the surface if it is still unclear.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Input
connector| DVI-D| DVI Digital
HDMI| HDMI Ver1.4 Connector
Audio Input| 3.5mm stereo jack
Environment| Operation Temp:0°C — 40°C
Humidity: Less than 80%
Storage Temp: -20°C — 60°C

WEEE Statement

Important Information for Recycling
This warning sign of the trash bin indicates that the objects are not allowed to be disposed of as general refuse. Please follow the local act and carry out further disposal with refuse recycling and collecting system in your Country or District. Please contact the address below for more information on recycling.

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