Acorn multiscan monitor User Guide AKF65
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3. Acorn multiscan monitor User Guide AKF65 a Acorn Acorn multiscan monitor User Guide Introduction This colour monitor is intended only for use with the Acorn range of 32 bit computers using the RISC OS operating system and will display Acorn screen modes with scan rates 30kHz to 50kHz The displayed picture will vary according to the screen mode selected This monitor meets the requirements of the following directives and standards e EEC Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC e EEC Display Screen Directive 90 270 EEC e EMC Directive 89 336 EEC e SWEDAC Low Radiation MPR 2 e Safety of IT Equipment EN60950 Guidelines for safe operation This product is not intended for use as a critical component in life support devices or any system in which failure could be expected to result in personal injury It is most important that installation and operation are carried out in accordance with the instructions given in this guide In the interests of continued safe and reliable operation observe the following guidelines Electrical safety e Warning This equipment must be earthed grounded to prevent electrical shock hazard e To disconnect the equipment from the power supply the power lead must be removed from the power outlet e The equipment shall be installed near the power outlet which shall be readily accessible e Do not operate this equipment if any cables are damaged Guidelines for safe operation Do not attempt to
4. e which has a high refresh rate such as Mode 23 to help reduce any screen flicker For more details see your computer s Welcome Guide Use a font with a size and typeface with which you are comfortable to work Make sure that the colours of your text and background do not clash For more details see your computer s Welcome Guide Clean the screen regularly Power save function The power save function will result in a screen power down when the horizontal synchronisation signal is removed or off This would normally be controlled through the computer when after a period of inactivity the power save function is activated The synchronisation signal will be restored automatically when the computer is operated and full display restored within a few seconds Guarantee information for users in the UK Guarantee information for users in the UK The legal responsibility while the monitor is under guarantee rests with the supplier from whom you bought it The supplier can arrange for any work to be carried out by an Acorn appointed third party organisation For further information please refer to the guarantee card supplied with the product Terminal connection information UK You should be aware of the following details about the monitor s mains cable e The core which is coloured green and yellow must be connected to the terminal in the plug coloured green and yellow or marked by the letter E or by the earth symbol e The core which
5. ed off and unplugged Use a slightly damp cloth to clean the equipment do not use alcohol or ammonia based products Connecting the monitor to a power outlet Your new monitor is designed to operate from an AC supply of 220 240V at 50Hz Stabilising circuits ensure satisfactory performance within normal supply variations If the supply voltage in your location is different from this please consult your supplier An integral IEC320 power cord is supplied with the monitor and is designed to be plugged into the AC outlet socket of your computer see Figure 1 If your computer does not have an AC outlet socket you should purchase a cord set which allows you to power the monitor directly from the standard power outlet In order to prevent electrical hazard the cord set must use three core cable of at least 6A 0 75mm and have an earth contact on both the IEC320 free socket and the plug e In the UK the plug must be a BS 1363A plug fitted with a 3A fuse ASTA approved to BS 1362 e n Australia the plug must comply with the requirements of AS31 12 1990 e In New Zealand the plug must comply with the requirements of NZ SS 198 1967 e In Europe the plug must be a CEE 7 VII plug with an earth connection The lead must have a maximum length of 2 metres Consult your supplier for further assistance Controls and adjustments Connecting the monitor to your computer There are two types of connector to the monitor used
6. in the Acorn range of computers 9 way D type and 15 way D type Consult the Welcome Guide for your computer This monitor is supplied with a fixed signal cable and a I 5 way connector as standard see Figure 2 Should your computer be fitted with a 9 way connector for the monitor then you will need a 9 to 15 way cable adaptor between the monitor cable and the monitor connector on the computer Tighten all four screws at the adaptor and the rear of the computer to hold this connection securely in place Audio connections from your computer via a twin phono lead are made to the colour coded phono sockets at the rear of the monitor cabinet Controls and adjustments On off switch The LED will illuminate when the monitor is switched on Used to adjust the height of the image Used to adjust the image horizontally from left to right Hr o r Adjusts the screen brightness Adjusts the screen contrast N t Adjusts the audio level Acorn multiscan monitor User Guide Using the monitor To prevent eye strain and fatigue you should Position your monitor so that the screen is at eye level or just below You should adjust your chair to assist you in this Avoid using bright room lighting where possible you may find a desk lamp useful Use the tilt and swivel base to help eliminate any screen reflections Set the brightness and contrast controls to give the best screen display Select a screen mod
7. open this monitor there are no user serviceable parts inside Refer all servicing to suitably qualified personnel Switch off and unplug the equipment if you re not going to use it for a few days Installation This equipment is for indoor use only in a dry and dust free environment Do not expose the equipment to sudden extremes in temperature direct sunlight or other heat sources Stand the equipment on a hard level surface allowing enough space for air to circulate when in use Locate the equipment in such a way that it does not present a hazard or interfere with other equipment Ensure that any wires and cables are routed sensibly so that they cannot be snagged or tripped over Do not tug or twist any wires or cables or use them to hang or lift any of the units Operate the machine at a room temperature of 5 C to 35 C 41 to 95 Fahrenheit and a relative humidity of 10 to 80 non condensing Keep the plastic bags used in the packaging away from children and animals Keep the original packaging in case you need to transport the monitor Precautions in use Do not spill liquid on the equipment If you do turn the equipment off immediately and take it to your supplier for assessment Do not drop the equipment or subject it to excessive bumping and jarring Do not obstruct cover or poke objects into the equipment Acom multiscan monitor User Guide e Clean the equipment only when it is switch
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