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Tilt display by grabbing the sides and rotating backwards or forwards. Tilt display by grabbing the sides and rotating backwards or forwards. Tilt display by grabbing the sides and rotating backwards or forwards. Tilt display by grabbing the sides and rotating backwards or forwards. Tilt display by grabbin backwards or forward Display CE-VT288 / CE-VT588 CE-VT568 / CE-VT768 CE-VT988 / CE-VT968 User Manual 2 Included Items • Monitor • Stand • Instruction Sheet • Power Supply • VGA Cable MENU/SELECT 1 Included Items: • Monitor Included Items: • Stand and screw • Monitor • Included Instruction Sheet Items: Stand and • Power Supply and• Power Brickscrew • Monitor • Instruction Sheet • Stand and screw Included • Power Supply and Power BrickItems: • Instruction Sheet Included Items: • Monitor grab the sides and rotate • Power Supply and Power Brick • Stand and screw To tilt the• display backwardsMonitor of forwards. • Stand and screw • Instruction Sheet • Instruction Sheet • Power Supply and Power Brick BNC 1 BNC 2 BNC 2 BNC 1 DC IN Panel -OUT Back InputsINvary by • Power Supply and Power Brick OUT model VGA IN IN 2 1 2 1 Pressing the “MENU/SELECT” or “1” 2 1 2 1 button on the unit will enter the Using the1 Buttons Pressing the “MENU/SELECT” or CE “1” VT-288 / 588 / 988 DC IN BNC 2 IN BNC 2 OUT BNC 1 IN BNC 1 OUT VGA IN CE VT-568 / 768 / 968 BNC 1 BNC 2 BNC 2 BNC 1 it again will enter VGA IN OUT OUT IN IN 1 button on the unit will enter the DC IN the current selection. Also used to toggle between Pressing the “MENU/SELECT” “1” will enter MENU/SELECT menu.selections. Pressing or it again available settings for certain menu 1 button BNC 1 BNC 2 BNC 2 BNC 1 the unit Also will enter VGA IN DC IN OUT OUT IN IN the currenton selection. used the to toggle between BNC 1 BNC 1 BNC 2 BNC 2 BNC 1 VGA IN VGA IN menu.settings Pressingfor it again will enter L AUDIO R “1” BNC 1 DC IN DC IN Pressing the “MENU/SELECT” or OUT OUT OUT IN IN IN available certain menu selections. MENU/SELECTor “2” button AUTO/EXIT PressAlso the “AUTO/EXIT” 1 button on the the current selection. used to toggle between Pressing the “MENU/SELECT” or “1” unit will enter the 2 to back BNC Out: Connect an external display to display BNC BNC 1 MENU/SELECT BNC 1 out to the previous screen VGA IN L AUDIO R DC IN OUT BNC 1 Out: Connect an external display to display BNC 1 Input. IN available settings for certain menu selections. button on the unit will to enter the menu. Pressing it again will enter Input. BNC1 input must selected in order display on AUTO/EXIT or to exit 2 the Press menu.the “AUTO/EXIT” or “2” button BNC 2 Out: Connect an external display to display BNC 2 Input. BNC 1 BNC 1 menu. Pressing it again will enter the current selection. Also used to toggle between external VGA IN L AUDIO R DC INmonitor. to back out to the previous screen OUT IN OSD MENUS: AUTO/EXIT Press the “AUTO/EXIT” or “2”menu. button the current selection. Also used to toggle between available settings for certain menu selections. or to exit the 2 to Navigate to to items each menu The display be pre-set most back out the in previous screen available settingsshould for certain menufor selections. BNC 1 Menu: BNC 1 Audio VGA IN OSD MENUS: L AUDIO R DC IN OUT item by pressing the down or up IN installations, however if some adjustment is or to exit the menu. AUTO/EXIT Press the “AUTO/EXIT” or “2” button BNC 1 BNC 1 OSD Menus Navigate menu VGA IN L AUDIO R DC IN The display should be pre-set for most OUT buttons. These buttonstowill alsoin eachAUTO/EXIT IN the volume 2items VOLUME: Raise or lower on device that Audio Menu: necessary, you may adjust by pressing the OSD MENUS: Press the “AUTO/EXIT” or “2” button to back out to the previous screen item by pressing the down or up installations, however if some adjustment is adjust settings. Ex:inraise ormenu lower 2 is connected to RCA audio inputs. Available on Navigate to items each “MENU/SELECT” or “1” button on the display The display should most screen to backbe outpre-set to the for previous or to exit thealso menu. buttons. These buttons will Audio Menu: VOLUME: Raise or lower the volume on device t necessary, you may adjust by pressing thesupported models only. contrast. item by pressing thesettings. down orEx: upraise or lower to exit the menu. installations,orhowever if some adjustment OSD MENUS:is adjust is connected to RCA audio inputs. Available on “MENU/SELECT” or “1” button on the display buttons. These buttons will also Video VOLUME: Raise or lower the volume on device that Navigate to items inMenu: each menu OSD MENUS: necessary, you may adjust by The pressing theshould be pre-set display for most contrast. supported models only.Menu: Audio AUDIO adjust settings. Ex: raise or lower Feature Controls Navigate to items in each menu is connected to RCA inputs. Available on item by pressing the down or up The display should beaudio pre-set for most “MENU/SELECT” orthe “1”black button on so thethat display installations, however if some adjustment is Menu: Audio Pressing the Down button (when not in the menu) BRIGHTNESS: Set level the Video Menu: contrast. item by pressing the down or upmay adjustinstallations, buttons. These buttons will also supported models only. VOLUME: Raise or lower the vol however if some adjustment is 10 AUDIO necessary, you by pressing the SLEEP TIMER: Adjustable from 0 to 90min (in will mute/unmute the audio. This may have no Feature Controls Menu: images are or at their brightest while the black buttons. These buttons will also Ex: raise lower VOLUM is connected to RCA audio inpu Pressing the Down button (whenadjust not insettings. the menu) Video Menu: necessary, you may adjust pressing BRIGHTNESS: Setadjust the black level so thatbutton the “MENU/SELECT” or “1” on the display minute increments). After by which time the display images are still black. Do not too high AUDIO adjust settings. Ex: raise or lower SLEEP TIMER: Adjustable from 0 to 90min 10 Feature Controls Menu: will mute/unmute the audio. Thiscontrast. may have no supported models only. is(incon “MENU/SELECT” or “1” button on the display images are at their brightest while the black unsupported on your device. where the black the image Pressing the Down button (when not in the menu) BRIGHTNESS: Setportions the blackoflevel so thatbecome the contrast. minute increments). After which time thesuppo displa images are still black. 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BRIGHTNESS: Set the black level so that the where the black portions of the image become images are at their brightest while the black Pressing the Up button (when not in the menu) will timer will reset to “OFF”. appearance. LANGUAGE: Select from one of the following: SLEEP minute increments). After whic This may have no will mute/unmute the audio. CONTRAST: Set the white level so that the aretoo at their out” images are still black. Do images not adjust highbrightest while the black open the volume menu and raise the volume.gray or the image will have a “washed SOURCEthe Up English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Pressing button (whenunsupported not in the menu) willdevice. appearance. minut timer will reset toGerman, “OFF”. on your images are at their brightest without losing images are still black. Do not adjust too high where the black portions of the image become LANGUAGE: Select from one of the following: Pressing “AUTO/EXIT” or “2” button (when not in CONTRAST: white level so that theGreek, Swedish. open thethe volume menu and raise the volume. unsupported on your device. Set the where the black portions of the image become gray or the image will have a “washed out” the menu) willSOURCE change the input source. English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch images are at their brightest without losing Pressing the Up button (when not in the menu) will LANGUAGE: Select from one of the will following: timer reset to “OFF”. Pressing the “AUTO/EXIT” or “2” button (when CONTRAST: not in gray or the image will have a “washed out” Set the white levelappearance. so that the RGB: VGA input Greek, Swedish. SOURCE Pressing Up button (when not in the menu) will open the volume menu and raise the volume. 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