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Panel Descriptions

How to Connect Your Monitor

1. Connecting using HDA - Analogue HD Video.
Connect your video cable with a BNC connector to the HDA1/HDA2 connector on the
rear of the monitor, and the other end to your camera.
Connect power to the monitor and video source, and switch on. Using the SOURCE
button, press repeatedly until either ‘HDA1/HDA2’ (depending on the connection
used) is on the display at the top of the monitor's screen.

2. Connecting using HDMI
Connect one end of a HDMI cable to the HDMI connector on the rear of the monitor,
and the other to the HDMI out connector on the PC/DVR. This connection will support
video transmission. Connect power to the monitor and video source, and switch on.
Using the SOURCE button, press repeatedly until ‘HDMI’ is on the display at the top
of the monitor's screen.

* Ensure all cable connections are secure - tighten all cable screws. Movement and
   vibration may dislodge cables that are improperly connected. Route all wiring and
   cabling away from any heat sources and sharp metal edges to avoid damage.

Rear Interface

DC: 

Only use the 12v DC power supply included with the monitor.

HDMI:

 High-Definition Multimedia Interface connections.

HD Analogue 1 IN:

 BNC connections support CVBS/CVI/TVI/AHD.

HD Analogue 1 OUT:

 Video loop though output.

HDA1 Does not support coaxial control protocol.
 HD Analogue 2 IN: 

BNC connections support CVBS/CVI/TVI/AHD.

HD Analogue 2 OUT:

 Video loop though output.

HDA2 Support for coaxial control protocol.

Control Layout

The control buttons are located on the right hand rear side of the monitor.

 

 

   

 

 

   

   

 

SOURCE   MENU             -               +           POWER                               

SOURCE:

 Select input mode – HDA1,HDA2, HDMI. 

MENU: 

Access the On Screen Display (OSD) menu.

 

and 

:

 Controls left/right, Change the size of the value.

POWER: 

Turns the monitor on or off.

Basic On-Screen Display Setup

1. To access the OSD Menu press ‘MENU’.
2. Use the ‘SOURCE’ buttons to select the required menu item, then press the 
    ‘

’ or ‘

’button to select the Sub menu.

3. Continue to use the ‘SOURCE’ button to highlight the required field, then press
    ‘

’ or ‘

’ to adjust the setting

4. Press the ‘MENU’ button to return to previous menu.
5. Press the ‘MENU’ button again to exit the OSD Menu completely.

Summary of Contents for HD Analog Series

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Page 2: ... the correct power cord Mounting Always place the monitor on a secure table or have it properly mounted to the wall Do not hang anything on the monitor Ensure the monitor is located close to a power outlet that is easily accessible as removing the power cord is the only way to isolate power Using a Wall Mount Caution Any wall mount must bear a minimum of 5x the monitor s net weight to mount safely...

Page 3: ... cabling away from any heat sources and sharp metal edges to avoid damage Rear Interface DC Only use the 12v DC power supply included with the monitor HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface connections HD Analogue 1 IN BNC connections support CVBS CVI TVI AHD HD Analogue 1 OUT Video loop though output HDA1 Does not support coaxial control protocol HD Analogue 2 IN BNC connections support CVBS C...

Page 4: ...0 Information on Saturate on 50 Hue 50 Exit Picture Setting the image brightness 0 100 Contrast Setting the image contrast 0 100 Saturation Setting the image Saturation 0 100 Hue Setting the image hue 0 100 Picture Language English Menu OSD H Pos 50 Information OSD V Pos 50 OSD Time 20 Reset Exit 2 Menu Language OSD language selection OSD H Pos OSD horizontal position adjustment 0 100 OSD V Pos OS...

Page 5: ...s OSD horizontal position adjustment 0 100 OSD V Pos OSD vertical position adjustment 0 100 OSD Time OSD display dwell time selection 5 30s Reset OSD setting data recovery factory settings 3 Information Display information about the current source Picture Menu HDMI 1 Information 1080P60 Exit HDMI Input Configuration HDMI supported DVR NVR brand and mode list has been tested Dahua HIKVISION XM TVT ...

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