Asus 22t1eh Users Manual

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2.4  Connecting the Display 
 
 
▪ To connect the power cord: connect one end of the power cord securely to the 
display’s AC input port, the other end to a power outlet. 
 Before you connect the cables, ensure that the connected devices are 
switched off or the power cord is unplugged from the electricity supply. 
▪ To connect the signal cables: connect one end of the signal cable(s) to the 
display, the other end to your computer or any other video devices. 
 When more than one signal sources are simultaneously connected, you can
switch the input source by using the 
  key on the keypad of the display or 
on the remote controller. 
▪ To connect the audio cable: connect the audio cable from the display’s 
audio-in port to the computer’s and/or video devices’ audio-out port. 
▪ To connect to external speakers: Connect an audio-out cable from the 
audio-out port of the display to the audio-in port of external speakers. 
2.5  Turning the Display On 
Press the power button. See section 1.3 Display Introduction for the location of the 
power button. The power indicator lights up in blue to show that the monitor is ON. S/PDIF
External 
Stereo 
Speakers  HDMI & 
Audio-in  For 22T1EH, 24T1EH 
& 27T1EH 
PC 
AC Power D-Sub, HDMI, 
& Audio-in 
TV Signal 
(Antenna, 
Cable, etc)  SCART, S-Video, 
Com
posite, & Component
DVD Player, etc 
 
						

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2.6 Setting the Monitor 
Set the PC signal to the optimal resolution and frequency for the best picture quality. 
 Resolution Vertical 
frequency 
Horizontal 
frequency 
Pixel 
frequency 
720 x 400  70Hz  31.47KHz  28.32MHz 
640 x 480  60Hz  31.47KHz  25.17MHz 
640 x 480  72Hz  37.86KHz  31.50MHz 
640 x 480  75Hz  37.50KHz  31.50MHz 
800 x 600  56Hz  35.16KHz  36.00MHz 
800 x 600  60Hz  37.88KHz  40.00MHz 
800 x 600  72Hz  48.08KHz  50.00MHz 
800 x 600  75Hz  46.88KHz  49.50MHz 
848 x 480  60Hz  31.02KHz  33.75MHz 
1024 x 768  60Hz  48.36KHz  65.00MHz 
1024 x 768  70Hz  56.48KHz  75.00MHz 
1024 x 768  75Hz  60.02KHz  78.75MHz 
1152 x 864  75Hz  67.50KHz  108.00MHz 
1280 x 720  60Hz  44.77KHz  74.51MHz 
1280 x 768  60Hz  47.78KHz  79.50MHz 
1280 x 768  75Hz  60.29KHz  102.25MHz 
1280 x 800  60Hz  49.70KHz  83.50MHz 
1280 x 960  60Hz  60.00KHz  108.00MHz 
1280 x 1024  60Hz  63.98KHz  108.00MHz 
1280 x 1024  75Hz  79.98KHz  134.99MHz 
1360 x 768  60Hz  47.71KHz  85.49MHz 
1366 x 768  60Hz  47.10KHz  72.43MHz 
1400 x 900  60Hz  55.93KHz  106.49MHz 
1400 x 1050  60Hz  65.32KHz  121.75MHz 
1600 x 1024  60Hz  62.1KHz  112.26MHz 
 
1680 x 1050  60Hz  65.29KHz  146.24MHz 
  1920 x 1080  60Hz  67.50kHz  148.50MHz 
▪  Modes not listed in the table may possibly not be supported. 
▪ Press 
  button for 2 – 3 seconds if noise, trembling, or picture offset appears 
on the screen while VGA input is in use. 
▪  The 1080 24p resolution is only available for HDMI input. 
 
						

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2.7 Setting the Television 
1. Press  MENU button either on the keypad of the display or on the remote 
controller and use, , , , and 
  buttons to select “Programme”. 
 
2.  Select “Auto Programme” and choose the country of the broadcasting system. 
3.  Select “Start” to scan all the available channels and store them in the memory. 
▪  For further information of setting the TV, please read chapter 3.1.2. 
 
						

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2.8 Using Teletext 
You can control the Teletext functions only 
by the remote controller. The keypad on the 
display does not provide such functions. 
Press TTX 
  button to display Teletext. 
Press it again or 
 EXIT button to switch off 
Teletext. 
1. SIMPLE Text 
▪  Enter the three-digit page number 
with the number buttons to display 
your desired page. 
▪ Press 
 or   to display the 
preceding or the following page. 
2. TOP Text 
▪  Press the blue button to select the 
desired block 
▪  Press the yellow button to select 
the next group. 
▪  Press the green button to display 
the next page. The 
 button can 
also do the same. 
▪  Press the red button to display the 
preceding page. The 
 button 
can also do the same. 
▪  Like SIMPLE Text, you can enter 
the three-digit page number with 
the number buttons to display your 
desired page. 
3. Teletext functions 
▪ 
 Teletext Hold to hold and to continue the automatic page change when 
the Teletext page has more than one sub-page. 
▪ 
 Teletext Size to double the text size of the upper or the lower half of the 
page, and to switch back to ordinary text size. 
▪ 
 Teletext Reveal to reveal and to hide the concealed information, such 
as answer of riddles. 
▪ 
 Teletext Sub-Page to select a sub-page in Teletext and to exit from this 
function. 
▪ 
 Teletext Cancel to display the broadcast while searching for a certain 
Teletext page. 
 
						

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2.9  Electronic Programme Guide (EPG) 
This EPG information is transmitted by the broadcaster and may not be available in 
some countries or regions.   
You can control EPG functions only by the remote controller. The keypad on the 
display does not provide such functions. 
Press EPG button to display Electronic Programme Guide. The programme 
information along the time axis will be displayed. You can scroll the time axis forward 
and backward to see more information. Press EPG button again or 
 EXIT button to 
switch off EPG.   
Use , , , , and ENTER
  to select and display the desired programme if it is 
playing. Press 
  to display the information of the selected programme. 
EPG can remind you when your desired programme is to play. Press the blue button 
to enter the reminder function. There you can specify the programme and the time 
that should be reminded to you. You can also decide whether the programme should 
be reminded only once or periodically. 
Press the green button to display the schedule list. It can tell you the schedule of the 
programmes set to remind you.   
2.10 Programme List 
1. Programme List 
The programme list will be displayed by pressing 
  button on the remote 
controller. You can control the programme list only by the remote controller. The 
keypad on the display does not provide such functions. 
You can use the   buttons to move the highlighted item. Press ENTER
 to 
enter the highlighted programme. You can see a 
  icon for a locked programme 
and a 
  icon for a favourite programme. The following icons indicate the type of 
a programme. 
 Digital television programme 
 Analogue television programme 
 Radio channel 
2.  Favourite Programme List 
The favourite programme list will be displayed by pressing 
  button on the 
remote controller. You can control the favourite programme list only by the 
remote controller. The keypad on the display does not provide such functions. 
Please read chapter 3.1.2 Programme Edit for specifying your favourite 
programmes. 
 
						

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3.1 On-Screen Display (OSD) Menu 
3.1.1  How to reconfigure 
1. Press  MENU button either on the keypad of the display or on the remote 
controller to activate the OSD menu. 
2. Use , , , and  to navigate through the functions. The chosen function will 
be highlighted. To activate the chosen function, press ENTER
  button. If the 
selected function has a sub-menu, still use , , , and  to navigate through 
the sub-menu functions. Again, the chosen function will be highlighted and you 
can activate it by pressing ENTER
 button. 
3. Use , , , or  to change the settings of the activated function. 
4.  You can go back to the top level of the OSD menu list whenever you press the 
 MENU button. Repeat step 2 and 3 to adjust any other function. 
5.  To exit from the OSD menu, press the 
  key on the keypad of the display or 
 EXIT button on the remote controller.   
3.1.2  OSD menu introduction 
1. Picture 
 
▪ Splendid: to switch among Standard, Theatre, Game, and Scenery video 
modes of Splendid™ Video Enhancement Technology. 
- Standard: best choice for document editing with Splendid™ Video 
Intelligence Technology. 
In this mode, you can adjust Sharpness, Colour, and Tint to define your 
preferred picture effect. 
- Theatre: best choice for watching films with Splendid™ Video 
Intelligence Technology. 
 
						

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- Game: best choice for game playing with Splendid™ Video Intelligence 
Technology. 
- Scenery: best choice for scenery photo display with Splendid™ Video 
Intelligence Technology. 
▪ Contrast: to adjust the contrast of the displayed picture. 
▪ Brightness: to adjust the luminance of the display. 
▪ Colour: to adjust the colour of the displayed picture deeper or paler; this 
function is active only in Standard Splendid™ mode and when VGA input is 
not in use. 
▪ Sharpness: to adjust the sharpness of the displayed picture; this function is 
active only in Standard Splendid™ mode. 
▪ Tint: to make the displayed picture more red or green; this function is active 
only when input is NTSC by Video port. 
 You can NOT adjust Colour, Sharpness or Tint for VGA input. 
▪ Colour Temperature: to select the colour temperature among warm,   
mild, cool, and user’s modes. In user’s mode, you can adjust the level of 
the red, green, and blue to define your preferred white colour.   
▪ VGA: to adjust the image parameters for VGA input. 
- Auto Adjust: to let the display automatically optimize the VGA input 
image. 
- Horizontal Pos.: to adjust the horizontal position of the VGA input 
image. 
- Vertical Pos: to adjust the vertical position of the VGA input image. 
- Clock: to adjust the frequency of the VGA input image. 
- Phase: to adjust the phase of the VGA input image. 
▪ Noise Reduction: to specify the intense of noise reduction function among 
Off, Low, Moderate, High and Auto. 
▪ ASCR: to switch on and off the ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio function. 
▪ Back Light Control: to adjust the back light intensity. 
▪ Reset Picture: to reset all the picture parameters. 
 
						

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2. Sound 
 
▪ Sound Mode: to switch among Vocal, Rock, Soft, Boom, and Standard 
sound modes. 
- Vocal: to emphasize the human voice for news report or speech. 
- Rock: to emphasize bass and treble for rock music. 
- Soft: to slightly increase bass and treble for soft music. 
- Boom: to emphasize low tone for fighting games. 
- Standard: to adjust the equalizer to define your preferred sound effect. 
▪ Treble: to adjust the sound treble of the speakers to your preferred levels. 
▪ Bass: to adjust the sound bass of the speakers to your preferred levels. 
▪ Balance: to adjust the sound balance of the speakers to your preferred 
levels. 
▪ Auto Volume: to automatically keep the volume level equal even if 
changing programmes. 
▪ Surround Sound: to turn the simulated surround sound system on and off. 
▪ Reset Sound: to reset all the sound parameters. 
 
						

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3. Programme - This function is to set the TV channels and programmes. 
 
▪ Auto Programme: choose the country of the broadcasting system and then 
select “Start” to scan all the available channels and store them in the 
memory. 
▪ Time Zone: to specify your time zone. 
▪ Manual Scan: to manually set the programme list. 
- DTV Manual Tuning: to manually set the programme list of digital 
broadcasts. You need to specify the channel number of UHF or VHF 
band and then let the system search the signal. 
- ATV Manual Tuning: to manually set the programme list of analogue 
broadcasts. You need to specify the broadcasting system and the 
channel number then let the system search it. You are provided with the 
option of fine tuning the signal. 
 BG:  PAL B/G or SECAM B/G (usually in Europe, Asia, Middle 
East, Australia, and Africa) 
DK:  PAL D/K or SECAM D/K (usually in East Europe, China, 
Africa, and CIS countries) 
I:  PAL I/II (usually in UK, Ireland, Hong Kong, and South Africa)
L:  SECAM L/L’ (usually in France) 
 
						

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▪ Programme Edit: to edit the programme list.   
You can use the   buttons to move the highlighted item. 
For DTV:   
You can press the blue button to skip the channel. The function will be 
deactivated by pressing the same button again. The red button is to delete 
the channel from the programme list. The display will ask for your 
confirmation for selecting this function. 
For ATV:   
You can press the blue button to skip the channel. The function will be 
deactivated by pressing the same button again. The red button is to delete 
the channel from the programme list. The display will ask for your 
confirmation for selecting this function. The green button is to rename a 
channel. The yellow button is to rearrange the order of channels.   
Rename a channel:   
You can rename an ATV channel using the programme edit function. 
1. Press  and  to highlight the channel you want to rename. 
2.  Select RENAME by pressing 
  on the remote control. 
3. Press  and  to select a character, and press  to add another 
character. 
4. Press 
  to confirm the channel name. 
Channel moving:   
You can move the ATV channel using the programme edit function. 
1. Use  and  to highlight 
the channel you want to 
move.  
2.  Select MOVE by pressing 
the yellow key 
 on 
the remote control. 
 
3.  You can use  and  to 
move it to your desired 
position.  
4. Press the 
 button to 
confirm the channel 
position.