Owner manual

ON SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD):
For the On Screen Display to be visible on the monitor, a video signal must be transmited to the monitor from
your PC/MAC. e six buttons you will use to navigate the On Screen Display (OSD) are “AUTO,” “MENU,”
“VOL+,” “VOL-,” “UP,” and “DOWN.” ese buttons can be found on the bottom right corner under the bezel
with their corosponding logos. e On Screen Display feature that allows the user to adjust monitor settings
without relying on a PC or Mac’s software.
NOTE: For On Screen Display (OSD) Navigation: e “MENU” button also functions as an “ENTER” or “OK” buttonand the “
AUTO” button functions as a “BACK” or “RETURN” button.
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OSD SETTING Sub-Menu:
One of the rst things you should do is to adjust the On Screen Display settings to your preference.
1) To bring up the OSD menu, rst press the MENU button then press the DOWN button to navigate down
to OSD SETTING.
2) Next press the MENU button and you will highlight the word LANGUAGE in red. (NOTE: e MENU
button alsoacts like an “ENTER” or “OK” button)
Settings