17 Inch Pearl White LCD Touch Monitor / 1280*1024 Resolution / 8 Osd Languages

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17 inch pearl white LCD touch monitor / 1280*1024 resolution / 8 OSD Languages

Product Description

>>>>>> Specification <<<<<<
Model				DTK-1768R
Dimension				LCD 17"
Resolution				1280(H) x 1024(V)
Color Resolution				16.7M
Brightness				300Nits
Contrast Radio				800 / 1
Pixel Pitch				0.264mm
Response Time				5ms
Viewing Angle				Horizontal: 170° & Vertical: 160°
VGA Port				DB-15 Pin R/G/B Analog Signal
Controller				USB / RS232 (Optional)
Operation Temperature				Minus 10°C ~ 50°C
Store Temperature				Minus 20°C ~ 60°C
Operation Humidity				5% ~ 95% RH, Non-condensing
Storage Humidity				5% ~ 95% RH, Non-condensing
Installing Ways				Wall mounting, Desktop VESA
DC Adapter				DC12V,4.0A
Power Supply				AC Input 100V - 240V, 50 / 60Hz
>>>>>> Feature <<<<<<
Touch Screen				4 / 5-wire Resistive (Optional)
Hitting Life				35 Million times up for each point
Stable Design				Stand Base With Tilt 90° Adjustment
Operating System				Win XP/Vista/7,Mac OS, Linux, etc
>>>>>> Application <<<<<<
Widely applied to different fields, simplify user operation, such as Banking, ATM
POS Cash Register, Food & Beverage Order Dishes, Industry,Medical Affairs, IPC
Kiosk, Web IA, Information Machines, Retail, Transports, Office Automation, etc.

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Q: I have an HDMI cable from my 22' monitor to my ps3. It supports up to 1080p. What I've noticed though, is in games with a lot of motion i used the wheelman demo to test, the buildings and part of the street are all blurry and off. My current refresh rate is 60hz, and I'm sure it can go higher. If i make it higher will it fix this problem?: I don't think it will help. I found this info on tech support for LCD Monitor. Since LCD monitors do not employ phosphors, refresh rate is not a concern. Basically, the transistors in the LCD remain open or closed as needed until the image changes. This can be a point of confusion for some consumers, however, since most graphics cards still ask for a refresh rate setting. This is due to the analog nature of existing graphic cards (see Inputs section) and their support for CRT displays. While refresh rates do not apply to LCD monitors, most LCDs are set up to accept any settings from 60Hz and above.

Q: I bought a new 22 inch LCD monitor (samsung 226bw) about a week ago but everytime I use it, it hurts my eyes because the refresh rate is too low.When I take a look at the refresh rate it's only at 60hz. I'm pretty sure this is why my eyes hurt. My question is why the max refresh is only 60hz for this brand new top of the line monitor? (or am I mistaken and it's possible to make the refresh higher somehow?)more info: running windows vista at the monitors native resolution ( 1680 x 1050 ). Have installed the latest monitor software/drivers and graphics drivers but the max vista shows the monitor can go up to is 60 hz. My old monitor was running at a refresh rate of 85 hz and I had no eye strain. any help is appreciated!: Here are several things you can do. First some explanations. LCD monitors can ONLY run at 60hz refresh rate. However, don't confuse 60hz on LCD with 85hz on a CRT. 60hz on an LCD is actually just as good as 100hz or better on a CRT. If you are having eye strain on an LCD monitor it is not the refresh rate but the brightness and contrast on the monitor. If you are having eye strain on a CRT monitor then it usually is the refresh rate. Also, with a larger monitor your eyes are not used to looking into such a large bright screen so close up for long periods. Turning down the brightness should help some. One more thing you can check if you are running Windows XP is make sure that ClearType is turned on. This was added in Windows XP to reduce eye strain for users of LCD monitors. To check to see if it is turned on do the following steps: 1. Right click on your desktop and click properties 2. Next click the appearance tab. 3. Next click the effects button 4. The second option on the effects screen will either be set to standard or cleartype. Use standard for CRT monitor and ClearType for LCD monitor. Good Luck

Q: Don't tell me it doesn't matter if Ann doesn't install it. My question is how to install it? Go away, white!My monitor is DELL 2405fpw, and the driver has 3 filesA security catalog is shown below 2405fpw.catThe ICC configuration file shown below 2405fpw.icmThe installation information shown below 2405fpw.infPlease tell me how to install the driver for this display The more comprehensive, the better!: The first time I've heard of a monitor, it needs to be driven. Should be the video card driver... See your network card is what model, to drive home to find a download and install.

Q: My Acer 193W display in appear suddenly snow stripes, after careful examination found only in shallow background, like reading the text there, there are some desktop menu, but the dark is no, still can play CS, get a long time did not make clear what is going on. When I was ready to give up to live apart and after the inspection, the monitor upside down in the past in incredibly good, please understand the people look upIt took me an hour to have the snow again, but I got up in the morning and switched on, and I noticed that the snow was only visible under the white background. The other colors were OK, and the film was clear: The clock frequency of the LCD (liquid crystal display) itself is difficult to keep in full sync with the clock frequency of the analog input signal;Especially in the simulation of synchronous signal frequency changing; if the LCD synchronization circuit, transmission line and synchronous signal connections and graphics problems of short circuit, poor contact, and therefore can not maintain the necessary synchronization, there will be "Huaping" abnormal start;General failure point:1 、 interface pin;2, transmission cable;3. Synchronous circuits are generally semi variable resistors that are dirty or of poor quality;After reversing the display, you can temporarily eliminate the fault phenomenon, indicating the existence of poor contact LCD problems, and the above three, the most vulnerable to such failures are first, second, please Louzhu carefully investigated.

Q: Based on your personal experience, how long should an average 19 LCD monitor stay on before the lamp fades and the images lose brightness?Did it happen to you? A pal told me it's about two years with 8 hour daily usage.Could I expect a shorter fall time in the case I leave it always on (even when I'm not looking at it) or will frequent on-off cycles damage it more quickly?Thank you, very appreciated!: that doesnt sound right, i bought a 22 LG monitor for Gaming and when i got it it said that i should have a life of 40,000 hours or somethign like thatyour monitor really shouldnt fade within a couple of years, and turning your monitor on or off will not hurt it, i always shut mine off if im going somewhere real quick or doing something else.sounds like you got a bad monitor, hope you can return iti would call and complain they should send you a new one.

Q: I have a 20' dell lcd monitor that i use for my desktop computer. My old tube tv broke, and i decided that i should play xbox on the monitor. I got the video working fine using an HDMI to DVI cable, but i cant get the sound to work.: With HDMI its not going to work more then likely. What you want is a cable that has the audio outputs, red and white plugs, and then a monitor cable output aswell. I got one for 20 dollars at gamestop. It will still display HD if your monitor supports it, and I run the adio stright into my sound system and it works wonderful.

Q: I want to buy a new monitor to replace my CRT. My CRT supports 1600x1200 resolution. I do not want to buy an LCD that support 1680x1050. Overall there are fewer pixels with 1680x1050 than 1600x1200 and it does not support 1080p resolution.What are my options for an LCD monitor that supports 1920x1080?: Because manufacturers usually churn out units that are generally in demand in the market. You're 1920 x 1080 is not one of those monitors. Get the monitors with 4:3 ( 1600 x 1200 or greater) or 1:6 ( 1440 x 900 or greater ) aspect ratio ( horizontal : vertical ). They are affordable and high performance type. Hope that helps.

Q: How do I connect my PS3 to my PC? Also, if I buy a new LCD/LED monitor that supports nVidia 3D vision, is it possible for me to play PS3 games in 3D vision too? Will it be worth it?Do you think it's better if I buy a new TV instead?: If you want to use a monitor as a display for a PS3, you do not connect the PS3 to a PC. You connect the PS3 directly to the monitor. The PS3's HDMI port is designed to work best with 1080p HDCP-compliant monitors, such as those equipped with an HDMI jack. So make sure the monitor you buy is 1080p full HD and is equipped with HDMI.

Q: I wonder, are HD LCD monitors worth it? How are they compared to a regular LCD? Dumb question, I know. I'm usually the one that answers these kinds of questions: All LCD monitors sold now are HD, except for some very small ones intended for use with cash registers and the like. If you mean full-HD, as in 1920x1080 resolution, it will definitely be worth it if you plan on using it for PS3 or Xbox 360 gaming, or for watching Blu-Ray. If you plan on watching 1080p video on your computer, a monitor with at least 1920x1080 resolution will guarantee that you get the most detailed picture. For general PC gaming and Internet usage, a widescreen monitor with lesser resolution (1680x1050, 1600x900, etc.) should suffice. Don't get caught up with the terms: full-HD is more of a marketing term than anything that indicates that the monitor can fully resolve 1080p video. But the only 1080p video we have currently is Blu-Ray as well as a few PS3 and Xbox 360 games, and maybe some PC games. In any case, you probably won't see much of a difference on a monitor with slightly lesser resolution. No different than the days of the no-so-distant past when people debated whether it was worth it to get a CRT monitor capable of QXGA 2048x1536, or whether UXGA 1600x1200 would suit them, or whether a UXGA 1600x1200 monitor was worth the extra cost over a SXGA 1280x1024 one. Many times the price difference isn't all that great, so the call is yours, depending on what you plan on using it for.

Q: I just received a 22 monitor and it came with a DVI-D cable and a VGA cable. Originally I plugged in just the VGA but out of curiosity I checked my graphics card and it supports a DVI-D connection.So, I unplugged the VGA and plugged in the DVI-D cable.I'm not sure if there is supposed to be a difference visually.I also don't know if you are supposed to have both plugged in together or just the DVI-D by itself.Thanks in advance,Sean: DVI-D will give a better picture. All LCD monitors are digital. So the monitor has to sample the analog signal and convert it. It needs to do this at the center of each pixel, but there is no signal from the system to tell the monitor when this is. So the monitor has to look at the video signal and reverse engineer the pixel clock to work out where to sample. As you go up in resolution this gets harder as the pixels become shorter periods of time. A poor video card and EMI fixes on the system and monitor make this harder too as the signal takes time to change from one pixel to the next. The result can be a slight shimmer or jitter in the screen. The auto setup routines have gotten a lot better, but are not always perfect. A DVI-D link gets rid of this problem. Only connect one. Unless you want to run an extended desktop across the one monitor, using the monitor's input select button to switch between the left and right sides of your extended desktop. (Not worth it IMHO.)

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