Eizo Foris Fs2331 Users Manual

							31Chapter3SettingMonitor
3-9. Resetting the Monitor to the Default Settings
There are two different Resets: Color Reset for only resetting the color adjustments to the default settings and 
Full Reset for resetting all settings to the defaults.
Attention
• After resetting, you cannot undo the operation.
Note
• Regarding the default setting, see “Main Default Settings” (page 44).
 ●To reset the color adjustments “Color Reset”
This function only resets the color adjustments for the currently selected mode to the default settings.
Procedure
1.
 
C
 hoose “Color” in the Setting menu, and press 
.
2.
 
C

hoose “Color Reset” in the “Color” menu, and press 
.
3.
 
Se

lect “Yes” with 
 or .
4.
 
P

ress 
.
The color adjustments revert to the default settings.
 ●To reset all adjustments to the default settings “Reset”
This function resets all adjustments to the default settings.
Attention
• The reset operation cannot return the HDCP authentication setting ( “3-8. Changing the HDCP authentication setting 
for HDMI signal input” (page 30) ) to the default setting.
Procedure
1.
 
C
 hoose “Monitor Settings” in the Setting menu, and press 
.
2.
 
C

hoose “Reset” in the “Monitor Settings” menu, and press 
.
3.
 
Se

lect “Yes” with 
 or .
4.
 
P

ress 
.
All adjustments revert to the default settings.
  
						

							32Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions
Chapter 4 Power Saving Functions
4-1. Setting Power Saving “Power Save”
 ●Monitor
This function allows you to specify whether to set the monitor into the power saving mode, depending on the 
state of an external device connected to it. When the monitor has shifted to the power saving mode, the 
images on the screen are not displayed.
Attention
• Turning off the main power switch or unplugging the power cord completely shuts off power supply to the monitor.
•
 
P
 ower consumption varies even when the stereo mini jack cable is connected.
Note
• The monitor changes to the power saving mode about 15 seconds after the signal input ceases to be detected.
Procedure
1.
 
C
 hoose “PowerManager” in the Setting menu, and press 
.
2.
 
C

hoose “Power Save” in the “PowerManager” menu, and press 
.
The “Power Save” menu appears.
3. Select “Enable” or “Disable” with  or .
4.
 
P

ress 
 to exit the adjustment.
Power Saving System
Analog Signal Input
This monitor complies with the VESA DPM standard.
PC MonitorPower Indicator
On OperatingBlue
Power  saving 
m

ode STAND-BY
SUSPENDED
OFF Power
 saving  mode Orange
Power
 Off Power
 saving  mode Orange
Digital Signal Input
When the external device connected is a PC
This monitor complies with the DVI DMPM standard.
PCMonitorPower Indicator
On OperatingBlue
Power  saving  mode Power
 saving  mode Orange
Power
 Off Power
 saving  mode Orange
When the external device connected is not a PC
Ext. DeviceMonitorPower Indicator
PowerOn O peratingBlue
Power  Off Power
 saving  mode Orange
  
						

							33Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions
Attention
• When all the conditions below are met, the monitor does not change to the power saving mode even if “Power Save” is set to “Enable”:
-
 
“
 Power Save” for Sound is set to “Sound On” ( “Audio Output” (page 33))
-
 
I
 n the mute state ( “To mute the sound temporarily” (page 28) )
In these cases, reset the mute.
Exiting the power saving mode
If the monitor receives input, it automatically exits the power saving mode and returns to the normal display 
mode.
 ●Audio Output
This monitor allows you to turn off the audio output from the speakers/headphone at the power saving mode.
Procedure
1.
 
C
 hoose “Sound” in the Setting menu, and press 
.
2.
 
C

hoose “Power Save” in the “Sound” menu, and press 
.
The “Power Save” menu appears.
3. Select “Sound On” or “Sound Off ” with  or .
4.
 
P

ress 
 to exit the adjustment.
Attention
• No audio is output while the monitor is in the Power Saving mode, if the HDMI signal is input or the sound source is  of HDMI.
4-2. Setting Power Indicator “Power Indicator”
This function allows you to set the power indicator (blue) ON/OFF in the monitor ON condition.
Procedure
1.
 
C
 hoose “Monitor Settings” in the Setting menu, and press 
.
2.
 
C

hoose “Power Indicator” in the “Monitor Settings” menu, and press 
.
The “Power Indicator” menu appears.
3. Select “Enable” or “Disable” with  or .
4.
 
P

ress 
 to exit the adjustment.
  
						

							34Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions
4-3. Enabling/Disabling Automatic Brightness Adjustment “Auto EcoView”
The sensor on the front side of the monitor detects the environmental brightness to adjust the screen brightness 
automatically and comfortably by using the Auto EcoView function.
Attention
• Be careful not to block the sensor on the lower side of the monitor when using the Auto EcoView function.
Procedure
1.
 
P
 ress 
 on the remote control.
The “EcoView” menu appears.
2. Select “On” or “Off ” with  or .
3.
 
P

ress 
 to exit the adjustment.
Note
• As “Brightness” in the Setting menu is changed, the auto adjustment range for Auto EcoView is also changed.
4- 4. Checking the power saving level
The EcoView menu allows you to check Power Reduction, CO2 Reduction, and Eco Performance Level. The 
more indicators light up representing the Eco Performance Level, the higher the power saving level attained.
Indicator
Procedure
1.
 
P
 ress 
 on the remote control.
The “EcoView” menu appears.
4-5. Enabling/Disabling Auto Power-OFF “Off Timer  (min)”
This function allows you to set the time to power off the monitor automatically.
Adjustable range
Disable, 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180
Procedure
1.
 
P
 ress 
 on the remote control.
Each time you press , the set time changes.
  
						

							35Chapter4PowerSavingFunctions
Canceling Off Timer
1. 
P
 ress 
 until “Disable” appears.
Checking the remaining time
1.
 
P

ress 
 when the Off Timer is set.
The time to turn off the power appears.
Extending the time of the Off Timer
1.  
P
 ress 
 while the remaining time is displayed.
Each time you press , the time is extended.
  
						

							36Chapter5ConnectingCables
Chapter 5 Connecting Cables
5-1. Connecting Multiple External Devices
The product has multiple connections to external devices and allows you to switch to one of the connections for 
display.
Attention
• Do not use dual link cables.
Connection examples
DVI-HDMIconvertercable
( Commercially  available  product) D-Sub
 mini
15 -pin  connector
DVI  connector
Signal  cable
(supplied  FD-C39)
Signal  cable
(MD-C87  option)
HDMI  cable
*1
(Commerciallyavailableproduct)
H DMI
connector
Analog
Digital
(DVI)
Digital
(HDMI)
D-Subc
onnector
Toext.device1
Toext.device2
Toext.device3,4
HDMIconnector
o r DVI
 connectorDVI-Dconnector
 ●To switch among input signals
Press  or  on the remote control to change the input signal.
When the signal is switched, the active input port name appears at the top right corner of the screen.
PC2(D-SUB)
Note
•  on the monitor also can change the input. (see “1-2. Controls and Functions” (page 8) ).
*1UseaproductabletohandleHighSpeed.
  
						

							37Chapter6Troubleshooting
Chapter 6 T roubleshooting
If a problem still remains after applying the suggested remedies, contact your local dealer.
No picture
Problem Possible cause and remedy
1. No picture
• 
P
 ower  indicator  does  not  light.•
C heck  whether  the  power  cord  is  connected  properly.
• 
T
 urn  the  main  power  switch  on.
•

Pr
 ess 
ontheremotecontrol(oronthe
m

onitor).
•

T

urn

off

the

main

power,

and

then

turn
 it  on  again  a 
f

ew

minutes

later.
•

P

ower

indicator

is

lighting

blue. •

I

ncrease

“Brightness”,

“Contrast”,

or

“Gain”  in  the 
S

etting
m

enu
(

see
“

To
p

erform
ad

vanced
ad
 justments” 
(p

age

16) ).
•

P

ower

indicator

is

lighting

orange. •

C

heck

w

hether

t

he

s

ignal

c

able

i

s

c

onnected 
p
 roperly.
•

C

heck

whether

the

external

device

is

turned  on.
•

O

perate

the

mouse

or

keyboard.
•

S

witch

the

input

signal.
•

I

f

an

external

device

is

plugged

into

the  HDMI  port, 
c

hange

the

HDCP

authentication

setting.  Power  off 
o

nce

and

then

press

onthemonitorforfive
s

econds

or

more

to

change

the  setting  and  then  turn 
o

n

the

power

again.

(see

“3-8.
 Changing  the  HDCP 
a

uthentication
s

etting
f

or
H

DMI
s
 ignal
i
 nput”
(
 page
3
 0)).
2.
 
T

he message below appears. This

message

appears

when

the

signal  is  not  input 
c

orrectly

even

when

the

monitor

functions  properly.
Example:
PC2(D-SUB)
Signal Error
•The  message  shows  that  the  input  signal  is  out  of  the 
s

pecified  range.
•

W
 hen  the  analog  signal  (D-Sub)/  digital  signal  (DVI-D, 
H

DMI:  PC  signal)  is  input,  take  the  measures  below:
-C

heck  whether  the  PC  is  configured  to  meet  the 
r

esolution  and  vertical  scan  frequency  requirements 
o

f  the  monitor  (see  “2-1.  Compatible  Resolutions/
Formats”
 (page  13)).
-R

eboot  the  PC.
-S

elect  an  appropriate  display  mode  using  the 
g

raphics  board’s  utility.  Refer  to  the  manual  of  the 
g

raphics  board  for  details.
  
						

							38Chapter6Troubleshooting
Imaging problems (for both digital and analog)
Problem Possible cause and remedy
3. The screen is too bright or too dark. • U se  “Brightness”  or  “Contrast”  in  the  Setting  menu  to 
a

djust  it.  (The  LCD  monitor  backlight  has  a  limited  life 
s

pan.  When  the  screen  becomes  dark  or  begins  to 
fl

icker,  contact  your  local  dealer.)
•

T
 urn  on  the  Auto  EcoView  function.  The  monitor 
d

etects  the  environmental  brightness  to  adjust  the 
s

creen  brightness  automatically.
4.
 
C
 haracters are blurred. •

C
 heck  whether  the  PC  is  configured  to  meet  the 
r

esolution  and  vertical  scan  frequency  requirements 
o

f  the  monitor  (see  “2-1.  Compatible  Resolutions/
Formats”
 (page  13)).
•

U
 se  “Smoothing”  in  the  Setting  menu  to  adjust  it  (see 
“

To  modify  blurred  characters/lines  “Smoothing”” 
(p

age  26)).
5.
 
A
 fterimages appear. •

A
 fterimages  are  particular  to  LCD  monitors.  Avoid 
d

isplaying  the  same  image  for  a  long  time.
•

U
 se  the  screen  saver  or  power  save  function  to  avoid 
d

isplaying  the  same  image  for  extended  periods  of 
t

ime.
6.
 
G
 reen/red/blue/white dots or defective 
dots remain on the screen. •

T
 his  is  due  to  LCD  panel  characteristics  and  is  not  a 
f

ailure.
7.
 
I
 nterference patterns or pressure marks 
remain on the screen. •

Le
 ave  the  monitor  with  a  white  or  black  screen.  The 
s

ymptom  may  disappear.
8.
 
N
 oise appears on the screen. •

I
 n  the  Setting  menu,  set  “Overdrive”  to  “Off”  (see  “To 
s

et  overdrive  intensity  “Overdrive””  (page  22)).
•

W
 hen  entering  the  signals  of  HDCP  system,  the 
n

ormal  images  may  not  be  displayed  immediately.
9.
 
T
 he screen is whitish or blackish. •

U
 se  “Color  Space”  of  the  “Screen”  submenu  (for  the 
H

DMI  input),  “Black  Level”  (see  “To  adjust  black  level 
“

Black
L
 evel””
(
 page
1
 7)),
a

nd
“
 Contrast”
(
 see
“
 To
a
 djust 
c

ontrast  “Contrast””  (page  18))
 in  the  Setting  menu  to 
a

djust  it.
Imaging problems (for digital only)
ProblemPossible cause and remedy
10. The color shown on the display is not 
correct (for HDMI input). •
C hanget hec olors paceo ft hev ideos ignali n“ Screen” 
-

 “Color  Space”  under  the  Setting  menu.
11.
 
T
 he screen flashes (for HDMI input) •

T
 ransmittable  signals  differ  on  the  category  of  the 
H

DMI  cable.  Check  whether  the  cable  support  High 
S

peed.
  
						

							39Chapter6Troubleshooting
Imaging problems (for analog only)
Problem Possible cause and remedy
12. Display position is incorrect.•Use “Position”  in  the  Setting  menu  to  correct  the 
i

mage  position  (see  “To  correct  the  screen  position 
“

Position””  (page  25)).
•

I
 f  the  problem  persists,  use  the  graphics  board’s  utility 
i

f  available  to  change  the  display  position.
13.
 
V

ertical bars appear on the screen or a 
part of the image is flickering.
•Use  “Clock”  in  the  Setting  menu  to  adjust  it  (see  “To 
e

liminate  vertical  bars  “Clock””  (page  24)).
14.
 
W

hole screen is flickering or blurring.
•Use  “Phase”  in  the  Setting  menu  to  adjust  it  (see  “To 
r

emove  flickering  or  blurring  “Phase””  (page  24)).
  
						

							40Chapter6Troubleshooting
Other problems
Problem Possible cause and remedy
15. The “Smoothing” on the Setting menu 
“Screen” cannot be selected. •
Y ou  cannot  choose  “smoothing”  when  the  screen  is 
d

isplayed  in  the  following  resolutions  or  settings.
-T

he  resolution  is  1920  ×  1080
-S

creen  Size  is  “Normal”
16.
 
T
 he auto adjustment function does not 
work. •

T
 his  function  does  not  work  during  digital  signal  input.
•

T
 his  function  is  intended  for  use  on  the  Macintosh 
a

nd  on  AT-compatible  PC  running  Windows.  It  does 
n

ot  work  properly  when  an  image  is  displayed  only 
o

n  a  part  of  the  screen  (command  prompt  window,  for 
e

xample)
o
 r
w
 hen
ab
 lack
b
 ackground
(
 wallpaper,
e
 tc.) 
i

s  in  use.
•

T
 his  function  does  not  work  correctly  with  some 
g

raphics  boards.
17.
 
N
 o audio output. •

C
 heck
w
 hether
t
 he
s
 tereo
m
 ini
j
 ack
c
 able
i
 s
c
 onnected 
p

roperly.
•

C
 heck  whether  volume  is  set  to  0.
•

C
 heck  the  current  external  device  and  audio  playback 
s

oftware  to  see  whether  they  are  configured  correctly.
•

I
 f  HDMI  input  is  used,  check  the  current  external 
d

evice  and  the  “Source”  setting  in  the  Setting  menu 
(

see  “3-2.  Switching  sound  source  for  HDMI  signal 
i

nput  “Source””  (page  28)).
18.
 
“
 ScreenManager Pro for LCD (DDC/CI)” 
does not run. •

“
 ScreenManager  Pro  for  LCD  (DDC/CI)”  does  not  run 
w

hen  a  PC  is  connected  to  the  HDMI  input.
19.
 
W
 ill not change to the power saving mode •

W
 hen  all  the  conditions  below  are  met,  the  monitor 
d

oes  not  change  to  the  power  saving  mode  even  if 
“

Power  Save”  is  set  to  “Enable”:
-“

Power
S
 ave”
f
 or
S
 ound
i
 s
s
 et
t
 o
“
 Sound
O
 n”
(“

Audio 
O

utput”  (page  33))
-I

n  the  mute  state  (“To
 mute  the  sound  temporarily” 
(p

age  28))
In
 these  cases,  reset  the  mute.