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

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 Resolution16.7M
Brightness300Nits
Contrast Radio800 / 1
Pixel Pitch0.264mm
Response Time5ms
Viewing AngleHorizontal: 170° & Vertical: 160°
VGA PortDB-15 Pin R/G/B Analog Signal
ControllerUSB / RS232 (Optional) 
Operation TemperatureMinus 10°C ~ 50°C
Store TemperatureMinus 20°C ~ 60°C 
Operation Humidity5% ~ 95% RH, Non-condensing
Storage Humidity5% ~ 95% RH, Non-condensing
Installing WaysWall mounting, Desktop VESA
DC AdapterDC12V,4.0A 
Power SupplyAC Input 100V - 240V, 50 / 60Hz
>>>>>> Feature <<<<<<
Touch Screen4 / 5-wire Resistive  (Optional) 
Hitting Life35 Million times up for each point
Stable DesignStand Base With Tilt 90° Adjustment
Operating SystemWin 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: Do all LCD displays have power adapters?
The power interface reads "enter 12V DC" or "enter 220V exchange", 12V is the adapter, and the 220V does not use the adapter.Liquid crystal display (LCD) a type of display used in digital timepieces and many portable computers. The LCD showed two polarizing materials, liquid crystal solutions between them. When the current passes through the liquid, the crystals are rearranged so that the light does not pass through them. Therefore, each crystal is like a shutter that allows light to pass through and to block light. At present, LCD products are developing towards light, thin, short and small targets, and the display products with a long history in computer peripherals are of course no exception. The portability and handling for the premise, show the traditional way such as CRT CRT display and LED display panel and so on, are subject to the volume is too large or huge power consumption and other factors, the actual needs of users can not be reached. And the development of LCD technology just meets the current trend of information products, whether it is right angle display, low power consumption, small size, or zero radiation, etc., can allow users to enjoy the best visual environment.
Q: I have a envision lcd monitor. When I try to turn it on, it won't turn on. The light on the monitor keeps on flashing green, and when I unplug the monitor it doesn't help at all. PLEASE HELP ME!
It would suggest temporarily running your display at a much lower resolution and frequency. Many monitors cannot run 100Hz (or even 80+), some will struggle beyond 1024 x 768. If the monitor cannot make sense of the signal, SOME will say out of sync / freq too high, other will just sulk in standby. Also, check connections etc - if using from a laptop, make sure the output socket is actually switched on ;)
Q: I have a westinghouse monitor. I have had it over a year and half now and until recently it was awesome. It has developed this problem where the brightness of the monitor will go from a normal state to an extremely bright state for no apparent reason. It does it really often and hurts my eyes. This is the only thing that is happening from what the monitor is suppose to do but it is really annoying. My warranty is up so is there a chance I could repair this problem myself.btw, i know it is not a software problem. I have hooked the monitor up to multiple computers can they all experience the same problem as described above. Any ideas?
It sounds like your monitor's backlights or inverter are going bad. Most likely the backlights (built-in to the LCD assy). Unfortunately the only options are to get the monitor repaired (replace the internal LCD assy) or buy a new monitor, which may be cheaper than trying to repair this one. Best of luck.
Q: (yes i google it, and it wasn't very helpful)so can i plug my converter box directly to my monitor, via a vga to rca (white red yellow cables)converter.
NO! unless you have a tv tuner on your computers video card.monitors do not have a tv tuner. and it's more expensive to make one! just buy a cheap lcd tv. but any lcd tv with have the hook ups for want your trying to do.
Q: I think my monitor's Blacklight has hit the crapper. This is what happened. A couple months ago the Monitor's screen started flickering, then it stopped and was fine. The next day the computer screen started flickering again, but this time the screen went black.I turned off the monitor for a couple seconds and turned it back on. The screen stayed on for 1 second and then went black again. This happens after every time I turn it on and off. The picture and everything looks great when I put my face up to the screen, I can still see the pictures (etc)So, I think it's the Blacklight. Is this easy and cheap to fix ? Also I have not had the computer/Monitor that long. Not even a year. Why did this happen ? I think I still have a warranty, but I am just curious
Try this first Unplug your monitor from its power source (the wall, power strip, etc). Then unplug it from the back of your computer. Wait a few minutes, then plug it back in. Power up your computer to see if this solves your problem. It may be as simple as a loose connection, as this has happened to me. And this may sound out of the norm, but in the summer when all the electricity was being pulled from Com Ed, my flat panel monitor was flickering just like you say yours is. Or It is possible that your back light simply failed. This does happen for whatever reasons unknown. But check to see if your monitor may be under warranty. Usually a call to the warranty department will do the trick. They take hand at troubleshooting problems such as these everyday. Godspeed!
Q: I recently bought a 19 Viewsonic LCD monitor. However it only has VGA input. So I was wondering if I can buy a HD set top box, then get a hdmi to vga adapter, so that I can connect it to the lcd monitor. Does anyone know if this is possible ?
It's possible, most definitely possible. But I wouldn't recommend it. Firstly, the LCD is VGA for a reason, it was intended as a Computer Display. Secondly, HDMI is designed for 480p-1080p resoloution, the first one may be your only option, and although it's good, I would recommend you buy an HD certified display unit to achieve the desired resoulution. The LCD Will display the HD, but probably not very well, as the monitor would cut off the extended resoulution (Kind of like watching a Full Frame movie on a Widescreen TV) It won't look right because you're forcing the hardware to do something it wasn't designed to do. worst case scenario, you won't get a picture at all, best case scenario, your plan will work. good luck!
Q: Can someone tell me the difference between an LED Backlight LCD Monitor and a plain LED Monitor? I am looking for a monitor with the least amount of flicker due to an eye problem I have. The flicker causes A LOT of strain on my eyes. Would the LED monitor have even less flicker than the LED Backlight LCD Monitor?THANKS!
Lcd Vs Led Backlit
Q: HI,i need to buy a monitor, so i was thinking that if i can use a LCD TV as monitor, would be great, so i want to that connect LDC TV with computer via HDMI how will be the clarity? i am an architect, so work on CAD and max. will the TV clear as monitor or? witch tv do u suggest?
You might not like my answer, but I don't think a TV is a great choice for computer monitors. The maximum resolution of any TV is 1920 x 1080 and some as low as 1280 x 720, while high quality 28 and 30 LCD monitors can go as high as 2560 x 1600. They will run about the same price at that size: ~$1K. Unless your screen will be 6' in front of you, the only thing you'll end up accomplishing with a screen that size is moving your head from left-to-right more often. I talked a buddy of mine out of this same decision and he's happy I did. He bought a 24 Samsung monitor (1920 x 1200) for $350 and loves it. You might even want to consider dual-screening 2 x 22 or 2 x 24 for a MUCH bigger workspace (but more head movement :-) ) Of course if you can also use your TV for more standard purposes, you might want to just get the TV.
Q: Are TFT-LCD monitors better than LCD monitors?
I could be wrong but I think they are both the same thing (at least commonly used to mean the same).
Q: I have a lcd monitor with vga and dvi-d inputs.How do I connect my normal cable to it.
Computer monitors do not work with TV signals, unless you have HDMI out which just needs an HDMI to DVI adaptor.

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