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    ASUS	ML248	Series	LED	Monitor	
    2.1  Assembling the monitor arm/base
    To	assemble	the	monitor	arm/base:
    1. Have the front of the monitor face down on a table.
    2.	 Place	 the	circular	 arm	on	the	 back	 of	the	 monitor	 by	aligning	 the	pins	 on	the	
    arm	 with	 the	slots	 on	the	 monitor.	 Use	a	coin	 or	the	 like	 to	turn	 the	screw	 until	
    the	 circular	 arm	is	securely	 attached	 to	the	 monitor.	 Put	the	screw	 cover	on	the	
    screw.
    3.	 	Attach	 the	circular	 base	to	the	 arm	 by	using	 a	coin	 or	the	 like	 to	turn	 the	screw	
    until	the	circular	base	is	securely	attached	to	the	arm.
    4.	 	The	arm/base	installation	is	complete.
    We	recommend	that	you	cover	the	table	surface	with	soft	cloth	to	prevent	
    damage to the monitor.
    Base Arm
      
    						
    							2Chapter 2: Setup
    2.2 Adjusting the monitor
    •		For	 optimal	 viewing,	 we	recommend	 that	you	look	 at	the	 full	face	 of	the	 monitor,	
    then	adjust	the	monitor	to	the	angle	that	is	most	comfortable	for	you.
    •	 Hold	the	stand	to	prevent	the	monitor	from	falling	when	you	change	its	angle.
    •	 	You	can	adjust	the	monitor’s	angle	from	
    +20˚ to -5˚ and it allows 20˚ swivel 
    adjustment from either left or right.
    -520
    20º20º
    0º
    It	is	normal	that	the	monitor	slightly	shakes	while	you	adjust	the	viewing	angle.	
      
    						
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    2.3  Connecting the cables
    1. Connect the cables as the following instructions:
    •	To connect the power cord:
    a.  Connect	the	power	adapter	securely	to	the	monitor’s	DC	input	port.
    b.  Connect one end of the power cord to the power adapter and the other 
    end to a power outlet. 
    •	 To	connect	the	VGA/HDMI-DVI	cable: 
    a.  Plug	one	end	of	the	VGA/HDMI-DVI	cable	to	the	monitor’s	VGA/HDMI	
    port.
    b.  Connect	the	other	end	of	the	VGA/HDMI-DVI	cable	to	your	computer's	
    VGA/DVI	port.
    c.  Tighten	the	two	screws	to	secure	the	VGA/DVI	connector.
    •	 To	use	the	earphone	(only	when	an	HDMI	cable,	not	the	supplied	HDMI-
    DVI	cable,	is	connected):	connect	the	end	with	plug	type	to	the	monitor’s	
    earphone jack.
    When	these	cables	are	connected,	you	can	choose	the	desired	signal	from	the	
    Input Select item in the OSD menu.
    2.4  Turning on the monitor
    Tap the power button  . See page 1-2 for the location of the power button. The power 
    indicator 
    	lights	up	in	white	to	show	that	the	monitor	is	ON.
      
    						
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    3.1  OSD (On-Screen Display) menu 
    3.1.1	 How	to	reconfigure
    1. Tap	the	MENU	button	to	activate	
    the OSD menu. 
    2.  Ta p  
    ,	 a n d 	t o 
    navigate  through  the  functions. 
    H i g h l i g h t  t h e  d e s i r e d  f u n c t i o n 
    a n d 	t a p 	t h e 	M E N U 	b u t t o n 	t o	
    activate	 it.	If	the	 function	 selected	 has	a	sub-menu,	 tap 
     and  
    again to navigate through the sub-menu functions. Highlight the desired sub-
    menu	function	and	tap	the	MENU	button	to	activate	it.	
    3.  Tap 
    ,	and	to change the settings of the selected function.
    4.  To	exit	 and	 save	 the	OSD	 menu,	 tap	the	
    	button	 repeatedly	 until	the	
    OSD menu disappears.  To	adjust	other	functions,	repeat steps 1-3.
    3.1.2 OSD function introduction
    1. Splendid
    This	function	contains	six	sub-
    functions	you	can	select	for	your	
    preference. Each mode has the 
    Reset	selection,	allowing	you	to	
    maintain	your	setting	or	return	to	
    the preset mode.
    •	 Standard Mode
    :	best	choice	for	document	editing	with	SPLENDID™	
    Video	Enhancement.
    •	 Theater Mode
    :	best	choice	for	movies	with	SPLENDID™	Video	
    Enhancement.
    •	 Game Mode
    :	best	choice	for	games	playing	with	SPLENDID™	Video	
    Enhancement.
    •	 Scenery Mode:	best	choice	for	scenery	photo	display	with	SPLENDID™	
    Video	Enhancement.
    •	 Night View Mode
    : best choice for dark-scene games or movies with 
    SPLENDID™	Video	Enhancement.
    •	 sRGB Mode: best choice for viewing photos and graphics from PCs.
    In	the	Standard	Mode,	the	 ASCR,	Saturation	and	Sharpness	functions	are	
    not user-configurable.
      
    						
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    2. Color 
    You	can	adjust	brightness,	
    contrast,	sharpness,	saturation,	
    position	(VGA 	only),	and	focus	
    (VGA 	only)	from	this	menu.	
    •	 Brightness: the adjusting 
    range is from 0 to 100. 
     
    is	a	hotkey	to	activate	this	
    function.
    •	 Contrast: the adjusting range is from 0 to 100. 
    	is	a	hotkey	to	
    activate this function.
    •	 Saturation: the adjusting range is from 0 to 100. 
    •	 Color Temp.:	contains	four	color	modes	including	Cool,	Normal,	Warm,	
    and	User	Mode.
    •	 Skin Tone
    :	contains	three	color	modes	including	Reddish,	Natural,	and	
    Yellowish.	
    •	 Smart View
    :	provides	better	display	quality	under	big	viewing	angle.
    In	the	User	mode,	colors	of	R	(Red),	G	(Green),	and	B	(Blue)	are	user-
    configurable; the adjusting range is from 0-100.
    3. Image
    Select	the	image	color	you	like	
    from this function. 
    •	 Sharpness: the adjusting 
    range is from 0 to 100.
    •	 Trace Free: adjusts the 
    response time of the monitor.
    •	 Aspect Control: adjusts the 
    aspect	ratio	to	full,	4:3,	or	
    overscan	(only	available	for	the	HDMI	input).	
    •	 ASCR:	turns	on/off	the	 ASCR	(ASUS	Smart	Contrast	Ratio)	function.
    •	 Position:	adjusts	the	horizontal	position	(H-Position)	and	the	vertical	
    position	(V-Position)	of	the	image.	 The	adjusting	range	is	from	0	to	100.
    •	 Focus
    :	reduces	Horizonal-line	noise	and	Vertical-line	noise	of	the	image	
    by	adjusting	(Phase)	and	(Clock)	separately.	 The	adjusting	range	is	from	0	
    to 100.
    •	Phase	adjusts	the	phase	of	the	pixel	clock	signal.	With	a	wrong	phase	
    adjustment,	the	screen	shows	horizontal	disturbances.
    •	 Clock	(pixel	frequency)	controls	the	number	of	pixels	scanned	by	one	
    horizontal	sweep.	If	the	frequency	is	not	correct,	the	screen	shows	vertical	
    stripes and the image is not proportional.
      
    						
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    4.  Input Select 
    In	this	function,	you	can	select	
    your	desired	input	source.
    5.  System Setup 
    Allows	you	to	adjust	the	system.
    •	 Splendid Demo Mode: 
    splits the screen into two for 
    Splendid modes comparison.
    •	 Volume: the adjusting range is from 0 to 100.
    •	 ECO Mode: reduces power consumption.
    •	 OSD Setup: 
    *  Adjusts	the	horizontal	position	(H-Position)/the	vertical	position	
    (V-Position)	of	the	OSD	from	0	to	100.	
    *  Adjusts the OSD timeout from 10 to 120 seconds. 
    *  Enables	or	disables	the	DDC/CI	function.			
    •	 Information: shows the monitor information. 
    •	 Language:	there	are	10	languages	for	your	selection,	including	English,	
    German,	Italian,	French,	Dutch,	Spanish,	Russian,	 Traditional	Chinese,	
    Simplified	Chinese,	and	Japanese.	
    •	 All Reset
    :	“Yes”	allows	you	to	restore	the	default	settings.
      
    						
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    3.2	 Specifications	summary	(ML248H)
    Panel TypeTFT	LCD
    Panel size 24"	(16:9,	61	cm)	wide	screen
    Max. Resolution 1920	x	1080
    Pixel pitch 0.2768	mm
    Brightness (Max.) 250	cd/m
    2
    Contrast Ratio (Typ.)
    1000:1
    Contrast Ratio (Max.) 10,000,000:1	(with	ASCR	on)
    Viewing	angle(H/V)	CR>10 170˚/160˚
    Display colors 16.7 M
    Response time 2 ms
    SPLENDID™	Video	
    Enhancement Yes
    SPLENDID™	selection 6	video	preset	modes	(by	hotkey)
    Auto adjustment Yes	(by	hotkey)
    Color temperature selection 4 color temperatures
    Skin-Tone selection 3 skin-tones
    Digital input HDMI v1.3
    Analog input D-Sub
    Earphone jack Yes	(Only	for	HDMI)
    Colors Black	(front	side)/White	(back	side)
    Power	LED White	(On)/White	(Standby)
    Tilt +20˚~ -5˚
    Swivel +20˚~ -20˚
    Kensington lock Yes
    AC/DC adaptor input 
    voltage AC:	100~240V
    For	use	only	with	power	supply	via	
    Asus ADP-40PH AB
    Power consumption Power	On:	<	30	W,	Standby:	<	1	W,	Power	Off:	<	1	W
    Temperature (Operating) 0˚C~40˚C
    Temperature  
    (Non-operating) -20˚C~+60˚C
    Dimension	(W	x	H	x	D) 572	mm	x	431	mm	x	221	mm	(machine) 
    650	mm	x	483	mm	x	171	mm	(package)	
    Weight (Esti.) 4.1	kg	(Net);	6.1	kg	(Gross)
    Multi-languages 10	languages	(English,	German,	Italian,	French,	Dutch,	
    Spanish,	Russian,	Traditional	Chinese,	Simplified	
    Chinese,	Japanese)
    Accessories  VGA	cable,	HDMI-DVI	cable,	Power	cord,	Power	adapter,	
    Quick	start	guide,	Warranty	card
    Regulation approvals Energy	Star
    ®,	CB,	CE,	Gost-R,	CCC,	UL/cUL,	FCC,	
    C-Tick,	BSMI,	VCCI,	RoHS,	WEEE,	J-MOSS,	PSB,	PSE,	
    Windows	Vista,	Windows	7	WHQL
    *Specifications	are	subject	to	change	without	notice.
      
    						
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    3.3  Troubleshooting (FAQ)
    Problem Possible Solution
    Power		LED	is	not	ON •	Tap the 
     button to check if the monitor is 
    in	the	ON	mode.
    •	 Check	if	the	power	cord	is	properly	
    connected to the monitor and the power 
    outlet. 
    The	power	LED	lights	amber	and	there	is	
    no screen image  •	
    Check if the monitor and the computer are 
    in	the	ON	mode.
    •	 Make	sure	the	signal	cable	is	properly	
    connected the monitor and the computer.
    •	 Inspect the signal cable and make sure 
    none of the pins are bent.
    •	 Connect the computer with another 
    available monitor to check if the computer 
    is	properly	working.
    Screen image is too light or dark •	Adjust the Contrast and Brightness 
    settings via OSD.
    Screen	image	is	not	centered	or	sized	
    properly •	
    Touch the 
     button for 2-4 seconds 
    to	automatically	adjust	the	image	(for	VGA 	
    mode	only).
    •	 Adjust	the	H-Position	or	V-Position	
    settings via OSD.
    Screen image bounces or a wave pattern is 
    present in the image •	
    Make	sure	the	signal	cable	is	properly	
    connected to the monitor and the 
    computer.
    •	 Move	electrical	devices	that	may	cause	
    electrical interference.
    Screen	image	has	color	defects	(white	does	
    not	look	white) •	
    Inspect the signal cable and make sure 
    that none of the pins are bent. 
    •	 Perform All Reset via OSD.
    •	 Adjust	the	R/G/B	color	settings	or	select	
    the Color Temperature via OSD.
    Screen	image	is	blurry	or	fuzzy •	Touch the 
     button for 2-4 seconds 
    to	automatically	adjust	the	image	(for	VGA 	
    mode	only).
    •	 Adjust the Phase and Clock settings via 
    OSD.
    No	sound	or	sound	is	low •	Ensure	that	the	HDMI	cable	is	properly	
    connected to the monitor and the 
    computer.
    •	 Adjust	the	volume	settings	of	both	your	
    monitor and HDMI device. 
    •	 Ensure that the computer sound card 
    driver	is	properly	installed	and	activated.
      
    						
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    3.4 Supported operating modes
    Resolution 
    Frequency Horizontal	
    Frequency	(KHz)Vertical Frequency  
    (Hz)Pixel  
    (MHz)
    720	x	400
    31.4770.0828.32
    640	x	480 31.4759.9425.18
    640	x	480 35.0066.6630.24
    640	x	480 37.8772.8231.50
    640	x	480 37.5075.0031.50
    800	x	600 35.1656.2536.00
    800	x	600 37.8860.3240.00
    800	x	600 48.0872.1250.00
    800	x	600 46.8675.0049.50
    832	x	624 49.7274.5557.28
    1024	x	768 48.3660.0065.00
    1024	x	768 56.47670.06975.00
    1024	x	768 60.0275.0078.75
    1152	x	864 67.5075.00108.00
    1280	x	960 60.0060.00108.00
    1280	x	1024 63.9860.02108.00
    1280	x	1024 79.9875.02135.00
    1366	x	768 47.71259.7985.50
    1440	x	900 55.9459.89106.50
    1600	x	1200 75.0060.00162.00
    1680	x	1050 65.2960.00146.25
    1920	x	1080 67.5060.00148.50
    *		 Modes	not	listed	in	the	table	may	not	be	supported.	For	optimal	resolution,	we	recommend	that	
    you choose a mode listed in the table above.
    *		 This	monitor	supports	full	HD	(480p,	576p,	720p,	1080i/p)	video	content	from	game	consoles,	DVD	
    players	and	other	consumer	video	devices	via	HDMI.
      
    						
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