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HP L1510 15" LCD Monitor Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Before calling HP check the following: There is no picture and LED is off: • Check that the monitor is switched on. • Check that the power cord is properly connected. • Check the electrical outlet. • Test and see if monitor works on another PC previously set to another monitor's supported resolution. There is no picture and the LED is on: • Check that the monitor is not in power saving mode. • Adjust the Contrast and Brightness through OSD or control buttons. • Check that the PC is switched on. • Check that the video cable has no bent pins. • Test that the monitor works on another PC previously set to another monitor's supported resolution. The picture is fuzzy: • Adjust your monitor, using the Automatic Adjustment function (refer to "Auto Adjustment" on page 16). • If you are running a Windows 95/98/2000 Operating System then install the INF file - Plug and Play driver (refer to "How To Install The Drivers" on page 8). • Change the resolution to the recommended resolution 1024 x 768 at 60Hz. Pixels are missing: • Refer to "LCD Monitor Quality and Pixel Policy" on page 24, or the web. Colors are not pure: • Check that the video cable has no bent pins and is firmly attached to both the PC and monitor Video Connectors. • Recall the colors default factory settings (refer to "Miscellaneous" on page 20). • Adjust the RGB (Red, Green and Blue) colors to as required (refer to "Color Adjustment" on page 17). EnglishEnglish 23

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HP L1510 15” LCD Monitor
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Before calling HP check the following:
There is no picture and LED is off:
Check that the monitor is switched
on.
Check that the power cord
is properly connected.
Check the electrical outlet.
Test and see if monitor works on another PC previously set to
another monitor’s supported resolution.
There is no picture and the LED is on:
Check that the monitor is not in power saving mode.
Adjust the
Contrast
and
Brightness
through OSD or control buttons.
Check that the PC is switched on.
Check that the video cable has no bent pins.
Test that the monitor works on another PC previously set to
another monitor’s supported resolution.
The picture is fuzzy:
Adjust your monitor, using the
Automatic Adjustment
function (refer
to “Auto Adjustment” on page 16).
If you are running a Windows 95/98/2000 Operating System then
install the
INF
file - Plug and Play driver (refer to “How To Install
The Drivers” on page 8).
Change the resolution to the recommended resolution 1024 x 768
at 60Hz.
Pixels are missing:
Refer to “LCD Monitor Quality and Pixel Policy” on page 24, or the
web.
Colors are not pure:
Check that the video cable has no bent pins and is firmly attached
to both the PC and monitor Video Connectors.
Recall the colors default factory settings (refer to “Miscellaneous”
on page 20).
Adjust the
RGB
(Red, Green and Blue) colors to as required (refer
to “Color Adjustment” on page 17).