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Panel Technology | SPVA (P-DID) | Viewable Image Size | 40 " |
Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | Native Resolution | 1920x1080 |
Pixel Pitch | 0.53 mm | Pixels Per Inch | 47 @ native resolution |
Backlight Type | LED Edge-lit | Brightness (typical) | 550 cd/m2 |
Brightness (maximum) | 700 cd/m2 | Contrast Ratio (typical) | 4000:1 |
Viewing Angle (typical) | 178° Vert., 178° Hor. (89U/89D/89L/89R) @ CR>10 | Response Time (Gray to Gray) | 8 ms |
Refresh Rate | 60Hz | Active Screen Area | 35.1 x 19.9 in. / 892.6 x 504.2mm |
Orientation | Landscape/Portrait | Displayable Colors | More than 16.7 million |
Have a problem with your NEC Monitor? Here you'll find common questions. If you do not find a sufficient answer, please do not hesitate to contact us at 800-632-4662.
1. In Windows, right-click on the desktop.
2. Click on "Properties."
3. Click on the "Settings" tab. You can adjust your screen resolution with the slider bar or continue below for more advanced changes.
4. Click on the "advanced" button.
5. Click on the "adapter" tab. Choose your preferred refresh rate in the drop-down menu.
6. Click on "List all Modes" and choose your refresh rate.
Your monitor settings are probably incorrect. To adjust them:
1. In Windows, right-click on the desktop.
2. Click on "Properties."
3. Click on the "Settings" tab.
4. Click on the "advanced" button.
5. Click on the "adapter" tab. Choose your new refresh rate from the drop-down menu.
6. Click on "List all Modes" and choose your refresh rate.
In Windows:
1. Right click on the desktop.
2. Click on "Properties."
3. Choose the "Settings" tab. (You can adjust your screen resolution with the slider bar or continue below for more advanced changes.)
4. Click on the "advanced" button.
5. Choose the "adapter" tab.
6. Click on "List all Modes" and choose your refresh rate.
1. Open the On Screen Menu.
2. Go to the “Tools” tag. (If there are two tags, choose the second.)
3. Select the symbol under the “Tools" tag. (This is the Resolution Notifier setting.)
4. Use the left- and right-arrow buttons to turn the notifier off.
Windows 2000 & Later:
1. Right-click on your desktop.
2. Choose Properties from the pop-up menu, then choose the Settings tab.
3. Use slider bar to change the resolution.
Mac OS X:
1. From the apple menu select System Preferences, then select Displays.
2. Within the "Display" tab, click on the "Detect Display" button. This will do a scan of the monitor information and list the resolutions supported by this monitor.
3. Choose your desired resolution.
The auto Luminance feature (available on the LCD2490WUXi, LCD2490WUXi2, LCD2690WUXi, LCD2690WUXi2 and LCD3090WQXi) uses an internal sensor to constantly measure the luminance of the CCFL backlight used to illuminate the LCD panel and generate an image. These measurements are used to regulate the luminance of the backlight so it remains as constant as possible despite changes due to temperature variations and normal aging of the display.
Using the auto Luminance feature means that the display won't need to be calibrated as often and that it will become stable in luminance sooner after powering on. Using this feature will increase the calibration time slightly, and may have a very slight impact on the contrast ratio of the display when calibrated. The auto Luminance will not be used if the Target setting is near to or above the maximum possible Intensity of the display, or with Targets with Maximum Possible Intensity selected.
almost all LCD panels will have some slight light leakage around the edge of the screen when viewed with a black screen—especially on larger screens or when viewed at an angle. Pressure and stress on the LCD panel edges due to packaging and shipping can also increase this effect temporarily.
allow the display a few days after being unpackaged to reach its optimal performance while the stress on the LCD panel is released. Don't place any heavy items on the top of the display. Don't leave the color sensor resting against the screen for longer than necessary. and never apply pressure to the screen or use suction cups to hold the color sensor in place.
The scheduler lets you set up to seven schedules for your display to automatically power on and off. To program a schedule:
1. Using the "Schedule" menu, choose "Schedule Setting" and choose a schedule number. When the box next to the number turns yellow, the schedule can be programmed.
2. Choose the input source, time to turn on and off, and how often the schedule should repeat. (Use the arrows to select each menu, and the + and – buttons to make each selection.)
Keep in mind that when schedules overlap, the schedule with the higher number takes priority. For example, Schedule #7 takes precedence over Schedule #1.
Follow these steps:
1. Power off the monitor by pressing the power button.
2. Hold down the "Input" button.
3. Turn on the monitor by pressing the power button while continuing to hold the "Input" button.
4. after 4 seconds release the "Input" button.
5. The advanced OSD menu will be shown.
The following are the main changes made to the LCD2690WUXi2:
1. The color gamut has been increased and the green primary now almost exactly match those of adobeRGB. The red and blue primaries exceed that of adobeRGB.
2. The contrast ratio has been improved from 800:1 to 1000:1.
3. The maximum typical luminance has decreased from 400 to 320 cd/m².
4. The white point of the sRGB Emulation mode can now be calibrated by SpectraView.
5. a shortcut feature has been added on the On Screen Display to make it easier to switch between different color modes such as Programmable (calibrated) and sRGB Emulation.