Samsung 2494HM User Manual (user Manual) (ver.1.0) (English) - Page 13

MENU button [MENU, button, Adjust buttons, Enter button, SOURCE button, AUTO button, Power Indicator - manual

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Introduction MENU button [MENU/ ] Opens the on-screen menu and exits from the menu. Also use to exit the OSD menu or return to the previous menu. Customized Key You can customize key assignment for the Custom button according to your preferences. Note You can configure the Customized key for a required function via Setup > Customized Key. Volume button When OSD is not on the screen, push the button to adjust volume. >> Click here to see an animation clip Adjust buttons [ ] Adjust items in the menu. Enter button [ ] / SOURCE button Activates a highlighted menu item. Push the ' /SOURCE', then selects the video signal while the OSD is off. (When the /SOURCE button is pressed to change the input mode, a message appears in the upper left of the screen displaying the current mode -- analog or digital input signal.). Note If you select the digital mode, you must connect your monitor to the graphic card's DVI port using the DVI cable. >> Click here to see an animation clip AUTO button Use this button for auto adjustment. >> Click here to see an animation clip Power button [ ] Use this button for turning the product on and off. Power Indicator This light is lit when operating normally, and blinks once when your adjustments are saved. Note See PowerSaver described in the manual for further information regarding power saving functions. For energy conservation, turn your monitor OFF when it is not needed or when leaving it unattended for long periods. Speaker You can hear sound by connecting the soundcard of your PC to the monitor.

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MENU button [MENU/
]
Opens the on-screen menu and exits from the menu. Also use to exit the
OSD menu or return to the previous menu.
Customized Key
You can customize key assignment for the Custom button according to
your preferences.
Note
You can configure the
Customized key
for a required function via
Setup
>
Customized Key
.
Volume
button
When OSD is not on the screen, push the button to adjust volume.
>> Click here to see an animation clip
Adjust buttons [
]
Adjust items in the menu.
Enter button [
] / SOURCE button
Activates a highlighted menu item.
Push the '
/SOURCE', then selects the video signal while the OSD is off.
(When the
/SOURCE button is pressed to change the input mode, a
message appears in the upper left of the screen displaying the current
mode -- analog or digital input signal.).
Note
If you select the digital mode, you must connect your monitor to the graphic
card's DVI port using the DVI cable.
>> Click here to see an animation clip
AUTO button
Use this button for auto adjustment.
>> Click here to see an animation clip
Power button [
]
Use this button for turning the product on and off.
Power Indicator
This light is lit when operating normally, and blinks once when your ad-
justments are saved.
Note
See PowerSaver described in the manual for further information regarding
power saving functions. For energy conservation, turn your monitor OFF
when it is not needed or when leaving it unattended for long periods.
Speaker
You can hear sound by connecting the soundcard of your PC to the mon-
itor.
Introduction