TVLogic LEM-250C - Manual (Page 4)

4 FHD OLED Reference Monitor
Precautions
1. Caution
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Pixel Defects
The OLED panel used in this monitor is
manufacturered with state-of-the-art
technology and has more than two million
pixels or more than six million sub-pixels to
reproduce the high resolution images. But,
some of the pixels in the OLED screen may
be stuck to show either always on (red, green,
blue) or always off (black or dark). TVLogic
guarantees more than 99.999% of the sub-
pixels are operating normally and less than
0.001% of the sub-pixels may be defective.
Some sub-pixels may spontaneously become
defective after long period of time, but this is
not a malfunction of the monitor.
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Burn-In
Similar to CRT or Plasma display, OLED is
also a self-luminescence display and due to
the characteristics of the materials used for
this technology, Burn-In, Image Sticking or
regional brightness reduction may occur
when displaying a static image, markers,
characters, overlay graphics or masked
images for specific screen ratio over a certain
period of time. To prevent burn-in, it is highly
recommended to turn off the power of the
monitor when it is not used. And displaying
markers, characters, overlay graphics, static
images or masked screen for more than 10
minutes are not recommended. Please turn
off these functions whenever possible.
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Handling the monitor
Do not push, scratch or hit the screen which
may cause damage to OLED panel or pixel
defects. Do not place or use the monitor with
facing the Sun or direct light with very high
temperature. Using or storing the monitor in a
very high temperature, a very low temperature
or a very high humidity may cause damage or
abnormal operation of the monitor. Please refer
to the specification for operation and storage
temperature. Liquids including water, rain,
coffee and beverages spilled on the monitor
or on the monitor screen may cause damage to
the monitor or the OLED panel.