Samsung Syncmaster 940b Quick Start Guide

MENU button [ ] Opens the OSD menu. Also use to exit the OSD menu or return to 
the previous menu.  
MagicBright™™  
[] MagicBright™™ is a new feature providing optimum viewing 
environment depending on the contents of the image you are 
watching. Currently six different modes are available: Custom, 
Text, Internet, Game, Sport and Movie. Each mode has its own 
pre-configured brightness  value. You can easily select one of six 
settings by simply pressing MagicBright™ control button. 
1) Custom...

AUTO buttonUse this button for auto adjustment.
Power button [ ]/  
Power indicator Use this button for turn the monitor on and off. / 
This light glows blue during normal operation, and blinking blue 
once as the monitor saves your adjustments. 
See
PowerSaver  described in the ma nual for further information regarding power saving 
functions. For energy conservation, turn your monitor OFF when it is not needed, or when 
leaving it unattended for long periods.
Rear 
Simple stand Sliding Stand
(The...

Please make sure the following items are included with your monitor. 
If any items are missing,  contact your dealer.
Contact a local deale
rto buy optional items.
Unpacking 
 Type 1 
Monitor & Simple stand  Bottom
MagicRotation program can  not be provided as Simple 
Stand does not suppor t Pivot function. 
 Type 2 
Monitor & Sliding Stand
 Manual
SyncMaster 940Be
 

Quick Setup GuideWarranty Card
(Not available in all 
locations) Users Guide, 
Monitor Driver, 
Natural Color software, 
MagicTune™ software  
Ma
gicRotation software
 Cable
D-sub Cable  Power Cord  DVI Cable (option)
Front
MENU button [ ] Opens the OSD me nu. Also use to exit the OSD menu or return to 
the previous menu.  
MagicBright™™  
[] MagicBright™™ is a new feature providing optimum viewing 
environment depending on the contents of the image you are 
watching. Currently six different modes are...

the pre-configured values may not be comfortable for your 
eyes depending  on your taste.  
  If this is the case, adjust the brightness and contrast by using 
the OSD menu. 
2) Text   For documentations or work  involving a lot of text.
3) Internet   For working with a mixture of  images such as text and 
graphics.
4) Game For watching motion pictures such as a game.
5) Sport For watching motion pictures such as a sport.
6) Movie For watching motion pictures su ch as a DVD or Video CD.
>>Click here to...

Simple stand Sliding Stand
(The configuration at the back of the  monitor may vary from product to product.) 
POWER portConnect the power cord 
for your monitor to the power port on the back 
of the monitor.
DVI IN port Connect the DVI Cable to the DVI port on the back of your monitor. 
RGB IN portConnect the signal cable to the 15-pin, D-sub port on the back of your 
monitor. 
POWER on/off Switch 
(option)
Use this button for turn the monitor on and off.
Kensington LockThe Kensington lock is a device...

Connecting the Monitor 
1.Connect the power cord
 for your monitor to the power port on the back of the monitor. 
Plug the power cord  for the monitor into a nearby outlet.
2-1. Using the D-sub (Analo
g) connector on the video card. 
Connect the signal cable to the 15-pin,  D-sub port on the back of your monitor. 
[ RGB IN ]
2-2. Using the DVI (Digital) conn
ector on the video card. 
Connect the DVI Cabl e to the DVI Port on the  back of your Monitor. 
[ DVI IN ]
2-3. Connected to a Macintosh. 
Connect...

Using the Stand 
   Monitor Assembly
Monitor and Bottom  
   Pivot Stand / Sliding Stand
A.Stand Stopper
  Attaching a Base 
   This monitor accepts a 75 mm x 75 mm VESA-compliant mounting interface pad.
 

Simple standPivot stand 
Sliding Stand 
Lowest HAS Stand
A.  Monitor  
B.  Mounting interface pad (Sold separately) 
   1. Turn off your monitor  and unplug its power cord.  
2. Lay the LCD monitor face-down on a flat surf ace with a cushion beneath it to protect the 
screen.
3. Remove four screws and then  remove the stand from the  LCD monitor.  
4. Align the mounting interface pad with the holes in the rear cover mounting Pad and secure it  with four screws that came with the arm-typ e base, wall...

Connecting the Monitor 
1.Connect the power cord
 for your monitor to the power port on the back of the monitor. 
Plug the power cord  for the monitor into a nearby outlet.
2-1. Using the D-sub (Analo
g) connector on the video card. 
Connect the signal cable to the 15-pin,  D-sub port on the back of your monitor. 
[ RGB IN ]
2-2. Connected to a Macintosh. 
Connect the monito
r to the Macintosh computer using the  D-sub connection cable.
2-3. In the case of an old model 
Macintosh, you need to connect the...