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3.3.1. Keypad functions
The front panel keypad provides the following functions (going from left to right in the
figure below):
Menu button. Pressing this brings up the OSD (On-Screen Display) menu. Once
in the OSD, this button is also used to select the highlighted OSD option. The
OSD is described in Chapter 7, Getting started and OSD operation.
A valid video input signal must be present for the OSD menu to be displayed.
Brightness up and down buttons. Pressing these buttons increases and
decreases the backlight brightness. There are 64 levels of brightness.
These buttons control the actual brightness of the backlight (it does not do a
colour shift – which is how most LCD monitors work). The brightness setting
has a direct impact on power consumption. The lower the backlight
brightness, the lower the power consumption. Refer to section 5.5, Power
consumption, for power consumption figures.
In OSD mode, these buttons are used to navigate through the menus, and
adjust values (up and down).
Status Indicator LED. It indicates the following:
When green, a valid video signal is being received.
When amber and flashing quickly, no video input is present.
When amber and flashing slowly, the PC has turned off video and placed the
monitor into low power mode.
Power On/Off button. Press this button to turn the monitor on and off. Note that
when off, the monitor is still consuming power, but in a lower power state. To set
the monitor so that it consumes no power, you need to use the On/Off Control
signal in the Monitor Power and Signal Cable – refer to Chapter 4, Connector pin
assignments.
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Figure 2. Keypad front view