Toshiba PA3923U-2LC3 User Guide - Page 10

Setting up the TOSHIBA Mobile LCD Monitor, Using the convertible protective case

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10 Component Brightness control (up) DC-IN 19V jack Description Used to increase the brightness of the LCD monitor. Used to connect an optional AC adaptor (AC adaptor sold separately) to operate the LCD monitor via AC power (19V). Setting up the TOSHIBA Mobile LCD Monitor Using the convertible protective case A convertible protective case is attached to the LCD monitor to help protect it during transport or storage. A convenient cable management system stores the USB Y cable when not in use. The convertible protective case folds out to be used as an adjustable stand for proper viewing. To help prevent damage to the LCD monitor, do not remove the convertible protective case attached to it. Cable Management System Convertible protective case (Sample Illustration) Using the convertible protective case as a stand

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Setting up the TOSHIBA Mobile LCD Monitor
Using the convertible protective case
A convertible protective case is attached to the LCD monitor to help
protect it during transport or storage. A convenient cable
management system stores the USB Y cable when not in use.
The convertible protective case folds out to be used as an adjustable
stand for proper viewing.
To help prevent damage to the LCD monitor, do not remove the
convertible protective case attached to it.
(Sample Illustration) Using the convertible protective case as a
stand
Brightness
control (up)
Used to increase the brightness of the LCD monitor.
DC-IN 19V jack
Used to connect an optional AC adaptor
(AC adaptor sold separately) to operate the LCD
monitor via AC power (19V).
Component
Description
Convertible protective
Cable Management
System
case