Clarion VMA1891 - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 3 – OWNER’S MANUAL; A stand-alone monitor with a home PC or Laptop Computer.; OSD O
- Page 5 – Oper
- Page 6 – Brightness; OSD F; Icons; Contrast; None; Color
- Page 7 – Language
- Page 8 – Attaching a home VCR player.; Connect the video output to the Video input on the VMA1891.; NOTE: Since there is only one set of L/R audio inputs on the VMA1891,; directly to the RGB input on the monitor.; pplication
- Page 9 – If there is no S-Video output on your DVD/CD player, connect its; If the fuse should blow, check to see if the wiring is correct.; This monitor’s audio section can only be power through the 110 Vac
- Page 11 – Specifications; Tilt Angle of Hinge; Set the TV Tuner function to “TV” mode.; Symptom
- Page 12 – FCC S; Clarion Corporation of America
18.1” TFT LCD COLOR
M O N I T O R
OWNER’S MANUAL
INSTALLATION GUIDE
VMA1891
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Summary
1 Intr oduction OWNER’S MANUAL I NTRODUCTION : The Clarion VMA1891 is a full-featured 18.1" TFT LCD Color Monitor. It can beused as:• A stand-alone monitor with a home PC or Laptop Computer. • A monitor integrated into a Clarion mobile multimedia system using auxiliary built-in Video Composite (...
R EAR C ONTROLS AND C ONNECTOR L OCATIONS : O PERATION D ESCRIPTIONS : When using this monitor in a 110Vac home environment. Plug the monitor into a110Vac wall socket with the supplied AC power cable. Turn the rear AC Powerswitch to the ON position. Press the front panel’s power button to power them...
4 OSD Oper a tion VMA1891 18.1” TFT LCD Color Monitor OSD O PERATION D ESCRIPTIONS : 1. Press the OSD Menu button 3 to display the on-screen menu. Press the UP 2 or DN 1 button to scroll forward or backwards for each monitor settings. 2. Press the OSD Menu button 3 again to select the function. See ...
