Rotating the monitor (optional). BenQ FP94G

Rotating the monitor (optional)

Your LCD monitor also supports portrait viewing orientation, allowing you to fit your specific desktop application without needing to scroll down.

Before rotating the display with a portrait viewing orientation, please install the Visual Optimizer software from the attached CD first.

With Visual Optimizer, you can send commands directly from your PC to the monitor. When the

Enable Auto Pivot function is activated, the images displayed on the screen will be automatically rotated to fit the screen orientation.

Using the Display Data Channel Command Interface (DDC/CI) protocol, Visual Optimizer is a software utility that allows you to make monitor adjustments and color tuning to the display with a couple of mouse clicks instead of using the monitor on-screen display (OSD). To have Visual Optimizer normally operated with the monitor, please ensure that the connected graphic card on your computer supports the VESA

DDC/CI standard.

For more information about Visual Optimizer , click the Help button, , to view its online help.

To install the Visual Optimizer software

1. Execute VO Setup.exe from the folder named Visual Optimizer on the attached CD.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.

If you see the monitor blacking out for a second or two when the installation is about to finish, it’s normal as the software is detecting the connection status with the monitor.

3. After restarting your system, click the Visual Optimizer icon, , in the system tray to launch the software.

4. Under the Options tab, choose Enable Auto Pivot from the Pivot menu.

5. Follow the instructions below to rotate your display from landscape to portrait orientation.

The displayed images and the OSD menu on the screen will be automatically rotated 90 degrees clockwise to fit the portrait orientation.

To rotate the display

1. Fully extend the monitor and tilt it.

Gently lift the display up and extend the stand to the maximum extended position.

The stand should be vertically extended to allow the monitor to rotate from landscape to portrait mode.

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Then tilt the monitor.

2. Rotate the monitor 90 degrees clockwise as illustrated.

To avoid the edge of the LCD display hitting the monitor base surface while it is being rotated, do tilt the extend the monitor to the highest position before you start to rotate the display.

3. Adjust the monitor to the desired viewing angle.

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