NEC N9902-1 MultiSync V920, MultiSync V921-1, MultiSync 95, AccuSync 90, AccuSync 90 M color monitor SERVICE MANUAL

N9902-1 MultiSync V920, N9902-1 MultiSync V921-1, N9902-1 MultiSync 95, N9902-1 AccuSync 90, N9902-1 AccuSync 90 M are color monitors with analog input signals and separate sync. These monitors support various resolutions with automatic synchronization, ranging from 640×480 to 1600×1200. They come equipped with controls for adjusting brightness, contrast, color, image position, size, and other features like degaussing and moire cancellation.

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Key features

  • Analog input signals

  • Separate sync

  • Resolution support: 640x480 to 1600x1200

  • Automatic synchronization

  • On-screen display controls

  • Degauss control

  • Moire cancellation

  • Power saving feature

Frequently asked questions

You can adjust the brightness and contrast using the on-screen display (OSD) controls. Press the SELECT button to enter the OSD menu, and then navigate to the Brightness and Contrast controls using the CONTROL buttons. You can increase or decrease the values using the + and - buttons.

To degauss the monitor, press the Degauss button on the front panel. The screen image will briefly jump and waver as the screen is demagnetized. Allow at least 20 minutes to elapse before using the Degauss control again.

The monitor supports various resolutions, including 640×480, 800×600, 1024×768, 1280×1024, and 1600×1200. The specific resolutions supported may vary depending on the display card used.

The monitor has a power saving feature that automatically puts it into suspend mode after 5 seconds of inactivity and into power off mode after 3 seconds of being in suspend mode. The power consumption in suspend mode is less than 15 watts, and in power off mode it is less than 5 watts. You can verify this by observing the LED color change - green for active, orange for suspend, and off for power off.

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