LG 22CV241 - Manuals

5 Instruction and Notices CAUTION ! Do not store or use the LG Chromebase near a magnetic object (i.e. a bag with a magnetic object, a diary, a wallet, a memo board, high- powered speakers, a bracelet, or etc.). y Otherwise, the SSD and the system may be damaged and fail to operate properly. Never p...

7 Instruction and Notices Do not insert a metal chopstick or other conductors into a hole of the outlet when the power cable is connected to the outlet. Do not touch the plug right after disconnecting it from the outlet. y Otherwise, an electric shock may occur. Please use the power adapter and cord...

8 Instruction and Notices If you use the LG Chromebase for a long period of time, you may be stressed physically. y You should rest for 10 min-utes per hour of usage. y Do not use the LG Chrome-base more than two hours a day (recommended). y Take a rest regularly and relax your muscles by stretching...

11 Instruction and Notices y Spilling a liquid like coffee or juice on the keyboard may cause a fault, malfunction, or electric shock. y The keys may not work prop-erly when you use several keys at the same time while playing a PC game. (Please change the key combination settings according to the co...

12 Assembling and Preparing Assembling and Preparing Product Components Before using the product, check that it comes with all the specified components. y y The product color and components may vary depending upon the model and are subject to change without prior notice for performance improvement. ...

13 Assembling and Preparing Product Operating Environment The monitor must be installed on a flat surface. It is recommended to leave space around the product as shown below. (15 cm) 6 inches (15 cm) 6 inches (15 cm) 6 inches (15 cm) 6 inches Installation y y Wear gloves to protect your hands while ...

14 Assembling and Preparing 2. Tighten the 3 screws provided in the package to secure the Stand Body and Stand Base in place. size: M4x10 3. To disassemble the stand, repeat the process in reversed order. Assembling the Body with the Stand y y Assembling the body and stand on the desk or other high ...

16 Assembling and Preparing Assembling the Stand Cap 1. Place the product properly as shown in the following figure and align the bottom of stand cap with the groove. 2. Push the stand cap in the direction of the arrow until you hear a click sound. 3. To disassemble the body and stand, repeat the pr...

17 Assembling and Preparing Moving the Product and Precautions When you pick up or move the product, please keep the followings in mind so that the product is not scratched or damaged. • Do not touch the monitor screen as this may damage the screen of the pixels within it. • It would be better to pu...

18 Assembling and Preparing Component Names and Functions Front / Right View Rear View 한국어 ENGLISH ENGLISH

20 Assembling and Preparing Keyboard View LG Chromebase Keyboard provides the following function keys that can help you use LG Chromebase more conveniently. The keyboard may differ depending on your country. 1 q w e r t y u i o a s d f g h j k l z x c v b n m , < > > > > > . . ?/ :...

21 Assembling and Preparing Connecting the Power Connect the AC adapter to the product and connect the power cord to a wall outlet. y y To ensure safety when using the product, connect the system to a multi-tap or wall outlet fitted with an earth terminal. NOTE y y Unplug the power cord before movin...

22 Assembling and Preparing Turning on Power 1. When you have connected the AC adapter and the HDMI cable, press the button to turn the power on. (If the monitor is stored in a cool place, the screen may flicker briefly when you turn the power on.) 2. Press the $)30.& button to switch between Ch...

23 Assembling and Preparing Front Panel of the Product No. Button Description 1 Provides the screen adjustment and settings menu for the OSD (On Screen Display). y Use it to move from a OSD (On Screen Display) sub menu to the main menu. - It works as a MUTE button while controlling the volume. y For...

24 Using Chrome OS Using Chrome OS What is Google Chrome? Google Chrome operating system (hereinafter is all one word called Chrome OS ) is suitable for the user who use a PC mainly for internet surfing. Chrome OS has removed the complicated functions of the existing operating systems so that the us...

25 Using Chrome OS Initial Setting and Logging In Before you can use Chrome OS, you need a connection to a network and a Google account. y y The Chrome OS Start screen, Chrome Browser screen and Web Store screen may look different depending on the Chrome OS version. y If you don’t have a Google acco...

26 Using Chrome OS 3. On the Chrome initial setting screen, select the language and keyboard type. 4. If connected to a wired network, Ethernet is automatically selected for Select a network . y y To connect to a wireless network, press the button in Select a network and continue the connec- tion pr...

27 Using Chrome OS 5. If you press the Continue button and agree on the information for the user, the system checks for any OS update automatically and the Google the Sign in screen appears. 6. If you have a Google account, type your email address and password and click the Sign in button. y y If yo...

28 Using Chrome OS 7. To create a Google account, click the Create Google Account link. 8. When the page for creating a Google account appears, register a new Google account as guided. 9. Press the icon at the right bottom of the screen and select Exit guest . 10. On the Sign in screen, type the ema...

29 Using Chrome OS Start Screen When the initial setting and login are completed, the Chrome OS start screen appears. y y The basic apps shown on the Start Screen may be different depending on the version of Chrome OS. y For details on how to use Chrome OS, refer to User’s Guide. NOTE 1 Background T...

30 Using Chrome OS Set up Wake On LAN (WOL) You can set up and use Wake On LAN (WOL) if you want.Before you can change the Wake On LAN settings, you should turn Verification Off (Developer Mode) as follows: Turn Verification Off y y All data stored in the system including account information, photos...

31 Using Chrome OS 4. Press Ctrl + D to display the following screen. English To turn OS verification OFF, press the RECOVERY button. Your system will reoot and local data will be cleared. To go back, press ESC. Model MONROE C3A-B3E 5. Press Recovery button to reboot the system and turn Verification...

33 Using Chrome OS Turn Wake On LAN On/Off To use this function, turn Verification Off (Developer Mode). 1. Log on to Chrome OS and press Alt + Ctrl + T on the keyboard to display the following console screen. 2. Type Shell at the Crosh > prompt and press the Enter key. 3. Type sudo bash at the C...

34 Using Chrome OS 4. To turn on Wake On LAN , type ethtool –s eth0 wol g . 5. To turn off Wake On LAN , type ethtool –s eth0 wol d . 한국어 ENGLISH ENGLISH

35 Using Chrome OS Turn Verification On y y All data stored in the system including account information, photos, apps, and downloaded files as well as data synched with your Google account will be deleted. CAUTION ! 1. Press the button to turn it on and press the Space key in the following screen. E...

36 Using Chrome OS 3. Once Verification is set to On, the system reboots and the following Chrome OS setup screen appears. Power Management Without user activity, the display goes to dim in 7 minutes, screen off in 8 minutes and sleep mode in 30 minutes (default timeouts).Based upon individual user ...

37 Using the Monitor Using the Monitor Connecting the HDMI Cable You can connect various devices (PC, DVD player, or game console) to the HDMI port on the back of the product to use it as a monitor.Use the HDMI cable to connect external devices as shown below. y y HDMI cables are not provided with t...

38 Product Specifications Product Specifications CPU Intel® Celeron® processor OS Chrome OS Memory 2 GB DDR3L Storage 16 GB iSSD Input / Output Display Rear: USB 2.0 x 3, HDMI In x 1, Dc-InDisplay Side: USB 3.0 x 1, HP out/Mic In combo Network WiFi: 801.11 a/b/g/n (2.4 G / 5 G, Dual Band)LAN: Ethern...

39 Product Specifications Factory Preset Mode MODE CLASSIFICATION Polarity Frequency [kHz] / [Hz] Resolution 1 H (Pixels) - 31.469 640 x 480 V (Lines) - 59.94 2 H (Pixels) + 37.879 800 x 600 V (Lines) + 60.317 3 H (Pixels) - 48.363 1024 x 768 V (Lines) - 60.0 4 H (Pixels) + 45.00 1280 x 720 V (Lines...

40 Product Specifications Supported external storage devices This product can use the external storages (USB memory, HDD, etc.) of the following file systems:- Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, FAT, HFS+(read-only on journaled HFS+), ISO9660 (read-only), NTFS, UDF(read-only) y y The supported file type, codec, and ...

41 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Chrome OS Troubleshooting When the Web Browser Screen is not properly displayed. Does a message appear saying No network connection when trying to visit a website? • Verify that your LAN cable is properly connected. • Verify in your task bar that Network connect is...

42 Troubleshooting Monitor Troubleshooting The screen is blank Is the product's power cord connected correctly? • Check if the power cord is connected correctly to a wall outlet. Is the power lamp on? • Check the Power button. Is the power on and the power lamp is lit either blue or green? • Adjust ...

43 Troubleshooting y y Check if the video card resolution or frequency is set within the range usable by the monitor, and go to Control Panel -> Display -> Settings to change the resolution to the recommended resolution (optimum resolution). y Set the resolution to the recommended resolution (...

To get source codes developed under GPL, LGPL, MPL, and other open source licenses used in this product, visit http://opensource.lge.com. All licenses including source codes, copyright notice and warranty disclaimer may be downloaded. When you request open source codes of the software embedded in th...