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    							Push  to  go back  to  the main menu.
     and   buttons to  adjust  image left  and  right. Minimum  is 0  (-). Maximum is 100  (+).
    NOTE:  When  using
     and   buttons to  adjust  image up  and  down. Minimum  is 0  (-). Maximum is 100  (+).
    NOTE:  When  using
     or  to  adjust  the sharpness from  0  to  100.
     and   buttons to  adjust   for best image quality.
    OTHER
    SETTINGS
     to  go back  to  the main menu.
     and   buttons to  adjust  the slider in 1 second  increments,  from  5 to  60  seconds.
     button.
     button for 15  seconds  to  unlock  and  allow user  access  to  all applicable  settings.
    Select Yes to  disable  DDC/CI and  No  to  exit  with out making  changes.
     
    						
    							NOTE: For  best user  experience and  optimum performance  of your  monitor,  keep this feature  enabled.
    NOTE:  Press  any button on the monitor to  terminate LCD  Conditioning  at any time.
     
    						
    							Activate the computer  and  wake  up  the monitor to  gain access  to  the OSD
    or
    OSD Warning Messages
    One  of the following warning  messages may appear on the screen indicating  that  the monitor is out of synchronization.
    or
    This means that  the monitor cannot synchronize with the signal  that  it  is receiving from  the computer. See 
    Monitor Specifications for the Horizontal  and  Vertical
    When  monitor enters Power Save mode, the following message  appears :
    Solving  Problems for more  information.
    Setting the Optimal Resolution
    To set  the optimal resolution for the monitor: 1.  Right-click  on the desktop and  select  Properties.
    2 .  Select the  Settings tab.
    3 .  Set  the screen resolution to   1680  x  1050.
    4 .  Click   OK.
     
    						
    							If  you do not see 1680 x  1050 as an option,  you may need  to  update your  graphics driver. Depending on your  computer, complete  one  of the following procedures:
    If  you have  a  Dell desktop or portable computer:Go to  support.dell.com ,  enter your  service  tag, and  download the latest  driver  for your  graphics card.If  you are using  a  non-Dell computer  (portable  or desktop):Go to  the support site for your  computer  and  download the latest  graphic drivers.Go to  your  graphics card  website and  download the latest  graphic drivers.
    Using the Dell Soundbar (Optional)
    The  Dell Soundbar is a  stereo two channel system, mountable on Dell Flat  Panel Displays.
    1.
     
    						
    							You  can  tilt  the monitor to  best fit  your  viewing needs.
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    Troubleshooting
    Dell™ E2009W/E2209W Flat Panel Monitor  Users Guide
    Troubleshooting Your  Monitor
    Common Problems
    Product Specific  Problems
    CAUTION: Before  you begin any of the procedures in this section, follow  the Safety Instructions
    Troubleshooting Your Monitor
    Self-Test Feature Check
    Your  monitor provides  a  self-test feature  that  allows  you to  check  whether  your  monitor is functioning properly. If  your  monitor and  computer  are properly
    connected but the monitor screen remains  dark,  run  the monitor self-test by performing the following steps:
    1.  Turn off both  your  computer  and  the monitor.
    2 .  Unplug  the video  cable  from  the back  of the computer. To ensure proper Self-Test operation, remove both  Digital (white  connector) and  the Analog  (blue
    connector) cables from  the back  of computer.
    3 .  Turn on the monitor.
    The  floating  dialog  box should appear on-screen (against  a  black  background)  if the monitor cannot sense a  video  signal  and  is working correctly.
    While  in self-test mode, the power LED remains  blue. Also, depending upon the selected input,  one  of the dialogs  shown below  will continuously scroll
    through the screen.
    NOTE:  You  can  run  the built -in diagnostics  only  when  the video  cable  is unplugged  and  the monitor is in  self-test mode.
    To run  the built -in diagnostics: 1.  Ensure  that  the screen is clean (no  dust  particles on the surface of the screen).
    2 .  Unplug  the video  cable(s) from  the back  of the computer  or monitor.  The  monitor then  goes  into the self-test mode.
    3 .  Press  and  hold the 
     and   buttons on the front panel,  simultaneously  for 2 seconds. A  gray screen appears.
    4 .  Carefully  inspect the screen for abnormalities.
    5 .  Press  the 
     button on the front panel  again.  The  color  of the screen changes to  red.
    6 .  Inspect the display  for any abnormalities.
    7 .  Repeat  steps 5 and  6 to  inspect the display  in green, blue, and  white colored screens.
    The  test is complete  when  the white screen appears.  To exit, press  the 
     button again.
    No  Video/ Power LED offNo  pictureEnsure  that  the video  cable  connecting  the monitor and  the computer  is properly  connected and  secure.
     
    						
    							Verify  that  the power outlet is functioning properly  by using  any other electrical equipment.Ensure  that  the power button is depressed fully.
    No  Video/ Power LED on No  picture
    or no
    brightness
    Increase brightness & contrast  controls via OSD.Perform monitor self-test feature  check.Check for bent or broken pins in the video  cable  connector.Run the built -in diagnostics.
    Poor Focus Picture  is
    fuzzy,
    blurry,  or
    ghosting
    Perform Auto Adjust  via OSD.Adjust  the Phase and  Pixel  Clock  controls via OSD.Eliminate video  extension  cables.Reset  the monitor to  Factory Settings.Change the video  resolution to  the correct aspect  ration  (16:10).
    Shaky/Jittery  Video Wavy
    picture or
    fine
    movement
    Perform Auto Adjust  via OSD.Adjust  the Phase and  Pixel  Clock  controls via OSD.Reset  the monitor to  Factory Settings.Check environmental factors.Relocate the monitor and  test in another room.
    Missing  Pixels LCD  screen
    has  spots
    Cycle  power on-off.Pixel  that  is permanently  off is a  natural defect that  can  occur in LCD  technology .Run the built -in diagnostics.
    Stuck-on Pixels LCD  screen
    has  bright
    spots
    Cycle  power on-off.Pixel  that  is permanently  off is a  natural defect that  can  occur in LCD  technology .Run the built -in diagnostics.
    Brightness Problems Picture  too
    dim or too
    bright
    Reset the monitor to  Factory Settings.Auto Adjust  via OSD.Adjust  brightness & contrast  controls via OSD.
    Geometric Distortion Screen not
    centered
    correctly
    Reset the monitor to  Factory Settings.Auto Adjust  via OSD.Adjust  brightness & contrast  controls via OSD.
    NOTE:  When  using  2:  DVI-D, the positioning adjustments are not available.
    Horizontal/Vertical Lines Screen has
    one  or more
    lines
    Reset the monitor to  Factory Settings.Perform Auto Adjust  via OSD.Adjust  Phase and  Pixel  Clock  controls via OSD.Perform monitor self-test feature  check  and  determine  if these lines are also  in self-test mode.Check for bent or broken pins in the video  cable  connector.Run the built -in diagnostics.
    NOTE:  When  using  2:  DVI-D, the Pixel  Clock  and  Phase adjustments are not available.
    Synchronization Problems Screen is
    scrambled
    or appears
    torn
    Reset the monitor to  Factory Settings.Perform Auto Adjust  via OSD.Adjust  Phase and  Pixel  Clock  controls via OSD.Perform monitor self-test feature  check  to  determine  if scrambled screen appears in self-test mode.Check for bent or broken pins in the video  cable  connector.Restart the computer  in the safe mode .
    Safety Related  Issues Visible signs
    of smoke or
    sparks
    Do not perform  any troubleshooting  steps.Contact  Dell immediately.
    Intermittent Problems Monitor
    malfunctions
    on & off
    Ensure  that  the video  cable  connecting  the monitor to  the computer  is connected properly  and  is secure.Reset the monitor to  Factory Settings.Perform monitor self-test feature  check  to  determine  if the intermittent problem occurs in self-test mode.
    Missing  Color Picture
    missing
    color
    Perform monitor self-test feature  check.Ensure  that  the video  cable  connecting  the monitor to  the computer  is connected properly  and  is secure.Check for bent or broken pins in the video  cable  connector.
    Wrong  Color Picture  color
    not good
    Change the Color  Setting  Mode  in the Color  Settings OSD to  Graphics or Video depending to  the application.Try different Color  Preset Settings in Color  Settings OSD.  Adjust  R/G/B value  in Color  Settings OSD if the
    Color  Management is turned off.
    Change the Input Color  Format to  PC RGB or YPbPr in the Advance Setting  OSD.Run the built -in diagnostics.
    Image retention
    Use  the Power Management feature  to  turn  off the monitor at all times  when  it  is not in use (for  more
    information, see Power Management Modes).
    Alternatively,  use a  dynamically changing screensaver.
    Product Specific Problems
     
    						
    							Specific  SymptomsWhat You Experience Possible Solutions
    Screen image is too  small Image is centered on screen, but does  not fill
    entire  viewing areaCheck the Scaling  Ratio setting  in Image Setting  OSD.Reset  the monitor to  Factory Settings .
    Cannot adjust  the monitor
    with the buttons on the front
    panel OSD does  not appear on the screen
    Turn off the monitor,  unplug  the power cord, plug back, and  then  turn
    on the monitor
    .
    The  picture does  not fill  the
    entire  screen. The  picture cannot fill  the height or width of the
    screen
    Due to  different video  formats (aspect ratio)  of DVDs,  the monitor may
    display  in full screen.
    NOTE:
     When  choosing  DVI-D  mode,  the  Auto Adjust  
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    Appendix
    Dell™ E2009W/E2209W Flat Panel Monitor  Users Guide
    Safety Instructions
    FCC Notice (U.S.  Only) and  Other  Regulatory  Information
    Contacting Dell
    CAUTION: Safety Instructions
    CAUTION: Use of  controls,  adjustments, or  procedures other  than those  specified  in this  documentation  may result  in exposure  to shock,
    electrical hazards, and/or mechanical  hazards.
    For  information  on safety instructions,  see the  Product Information  Guide.
    FCC Notices (U.S. Only) and Other Regulatory Information
    For  FCC notices and  other regulatory  information, see the regulatory  compliance website located  at:  http://www.dell.com/regulatory_compliance.
    Contacting Dell
    For  customers  in the United  States, call  800-WWW-DELL (800 -999-3355).
    NOTE: If  you do not have  an active Internet  connection, you can  find contact  information  on your  purchase invoice,  packing slip, bill, or Dell product catalog.
    Dell  provides several online and telephone -based support  and service options. Availability  varies by  country and product,  and some  services  may not
    be  available in your area.  To contact Dell  for  sales, technical support, or  customer  service issues: 1. Visit support.dell.com .
    2. Verify  your  country or region in the  Choose A  Country/Region drop -down  menu  at the bottom  of the page.
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