Sony SDM-S205FB - Manual (Page 37)

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Switching your picture to portrait/
landscape (For the Pivot Stand
attached models only)
If your computer has a function to switch the screen to portrait/
landscape, you can rotate the screen 90
°.
Adjust your setting to switch images on your computer first, then
rotate the screen.
Rotating the display to portrait
1 Adjust the setting on your computer to rotate the
screen 90° anti-clockwise.
2 Press the MENU button of the display, and then
select “MENU ROTATION” from the OPTION Menu,
and select “PORTRAIT.”
You can change the menu display position according to the
screen position.
3 Hold both sides of the display and raise it slowly to
the highest position.
Notes
• If you rotate the display connected to the USB device or the USB
compatible products, you may damage the display.
• If you rotate the display, do not crash the display or cables or other
USB devices against objects around it. Be sure to move the display
quietly.
• When you rotate your display remove all the cables from the cable
holder, then move them carefully without pulling them hard.
4 Hold both sides of the display, and rotate it 90°
clockwise slowly.
You cannot rotate the display larger than 90
°.
5 Hold both sides of the display, and adjust the height
and tilt of the display.
To set back the display to the flat position
1 Adjust the setting on your computer to rotate the
screen 90° clockwise.
2 Press the MENU button of the display, and then
select “MENU ROTATION” from the OPTION Menu,
and select “LANDSCAPE.”
Set back the menu display to the flat position.
3 Hold both sides of the display and raise it to the
highest position slowly.
4 Hold both sides of the display, and rotate it 90°
anti-clockwise slowly.
Selecting the input signal (INPUT1/
INPUT2)
Press the OK button.
The input signal changes every time you press the OK button.
On-screen message
(Appears about 5 seconds on
the upper left corner.) Input signal configuration
INPUT1 : DVI-D DVI-D input connector
(digital RGB) for INPUT1
INPUT2 : HD15 HD15 input connector
(analog RGB) for INPUT2
INPUT
OK