1) Any of the red, green, or blue colors are missing...

-Check the signal cable to make sure it is tightened correctly.

The pins in the cable could be loose and cause a bad     connection.

- Check video cable to ensure all pins are straight.
- Try the ViewPanel with another computer.

2) I keep getting a scrolling image...

Make sure the video input signals are within the monitor's specified frequency range.Try the monitor with another power source and/or computer system. Connect the video cable securely.

3) I get a split image...

Make sure your graphics card is set to non-interlaced mode.
 

4) The image or text is not smooth...

- Make sure the panel is set to run at its true resolution. You can adjust the resolution in your Display Properties in your Control Panel. If running a Macintosh computer, set your adapter to the true resolution for your specific panel.
- Adjust the screen image with the OnView Controls.
 

5) An image is burned-in the LCD panel...

Unlike CRT monitors, image persistence or "Burn-In" is not permanent on your LCD panel. To recover from "Burn-In", leave the panel OFF for an extended time. We recommend the use of a screen saver when the panel is not in use.

6) Why does the display on my monitor appear to be missing some colors?
 

A: Inspect the monitor's video cable to make sure none of the pins are bent and it is connected snugly to the computer.

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