Using the Front Bezel Controls (Rev 1.10.1)

 The computer comes with many front panel controls, and activity indicators which are all relatively simple to use:

The POWER button is used to turn the computer on and off. This button also controls the power supply through the AC power to the monitor.

The following table lists the colours of the various LEDs on the front bezel and explains there meaning when active.

Indicator LED Meaning

Power On (Green) The system is powered.

Standby (Yellow) The monitor has entered standby mode.

Message (Red) Unread message in the Message Centre.

Hard Disk Drive (Green) The computer is using the hard disk drive.

The Control Function Display

The LCD Control Function Display is a display panel which informs the user of any unexpected situations such as power loss, loss in signal etc. It has a yellow back light with black text. When the computer is switched on the LCD displays the horizontal and vertical refresh rates of the monitor.

The LCD Control Function Display also has a menu which allows the user to alter the following monitor settings:

Menu	Option	Function
HYP	Hypersound		Alters the sound spectrum.
CNT	Contrast		Alters the contrast level of the monitor.
BRT	Brightness		Alters the black level of the screen.
HSC	H-Size		Alters the horizontal size of the image on the screen.
HPC	H-Position		Alters the horizontal position of the image on the screen.
VSC	V-Size		Alters the vertical size of the image on the screen.
VPC	V-Position		Alters the vertical position of the image on the screen.
PCC	Pincushion		Straightens the left and right sides of the screen image.
TRA	Trapezoid		Adjusts the parallelism of the left and right sides of the screen image.
RRC	Raster Rotation		Adjusts the rotation or twist of the picture.
PRL	Parallelogram		Adjusts the vertical slant or tilt of the screen image.
CTC	Colour Temp	Adjusts the level of blue and red colour in the screen image.
DEG	Degauss	This is used to eliminate possible colour shading or impurity.
CNV	H-Static-Conv	Adjusts the horizontal alignment of the red, green and blue beams.

To alter any of the above features, the MENU button needs to be pressed to display the menu:

The + and - buttons (next to the MENU button) can be used to toggle between the various option s in the menu. As you pass through the various options they begin to flash. To select the option press the MENU button when the required option is flashing.

You should then be able to alter the current level of the selected option by pressing either the + or - buttons, to increase or decrease the current level. The change is indicated by a series of asterisks below the selected option:

 The warning messages you are most likely to come across are:

 The monitor has gone into standby mode. The back light becomes dimmer in this mode.

 There is no power signal, turn the system off.

 There is a power failure, turn the system off.

 There is a problem, turn the system off.

If you ever come across any of the above warning messages, then it is advisable to turn the computer off, check that all power connection cords are securely and correctly in place and then switch the power back on.