EXP Computer PowerView - Manual (Page 2)

Getting the Most From Your Video Enhancer
Your monitor can be set to Video Enhancer mode for all media; however, it’s when
used with graphic-rich media and applications that the benefits are most evident.
In the following table, a check indicates the media recommended for use with the
Video Enhancer.
Media Enhanced Mode Contrast Brightness
(max.)
CAD X 100% 50-80%
Digital Camera √ 75-100% 50%
Scanner √ 75-100% 50%
Fax/Modem X 100% 50-80%
Photo Disk √ 75-100% 50%
Game Disk √ 75-100% 50%
Design Software √ 75-100% 50%
PC/TV √ 90-100% 30-50%
VCD
√
90-100% 50%
CCD √ 90-100% 50%
Video-Phone
√
90-100% 50%
CDI √ 90-100% 50%
MPEG
√
90-100% 50%
Internet Animation √ 80-100% 50%
DVD √ 80-100% 30-50%
3D Game √ 80-100& 30-50%
NOTE: These are recommended settings. 100% means the Contrast or Brightness
can be adjusted to its highest level.
Troubleshooting
If the tips in this brief troubleshooting section do not help you to solve your
problem, please contact your dealer.
PROBLEM SOLUTION
The screen is blank. Make sure that all connectors are
securely connected. Confirm that the
Status LED is lit. If it is not lit then the
Video Enhancer is not receiving power.
Color is off or the image looks unstable. Make sure the securing screws on the
connectors are tightened well.
Color and image look no different than
usual. Enhanced mode may be off. Press the
[Pause] hot key to toggle Enhanced
mode on.
Specifications
Maximum dpi: 1800x1440 true color
Video bandwidth: 120MHz
Input signal: 0.7p-p/75 ohm, positive pole
Output resistance: 75 ohm
I/O connector: 15-pin mini D-sub plug
Display colors: Unlimited
Power supply: DC 12V/100mA
Power consumption: 1.2 Watt. (Maximum)
Control interface: [Pause] hot key (on keyboard0
Status LED: Green Enhanced mode
PC compatibility:
All NEC, MAC and IBM monitors
Dimensions: 80x60x20 mm
Recommended
Ambience:
Operation: 0~80
°
C
Storage: -20~60
°
C
Humidity: 20~90%