Philips 191E2/191EL2 Monitor User Manual

This document is a user manual for Philips monitors, including safety precautions, installation setup, product information, technical specifications, customer care and warranty, and troubleshooting.


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Brand
Philips
Category
Monitors
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
47
File format
PDF
File size
6.5 MB
Updated
28 September, 2023
Models
191E2, 191EL2
MD5 checksum
0DC1819B459E5AEC2A2DB77CD9EB998B

About this manual

This manual explains safety precautions, proper handling, and disposal of the Philips 191E2/191EL2 LCD monitor. It covers installation steps, base removal, connector wiring, and recommended operating conditions such as temperature and humidity.

The guide also details the monitor’s on‑screen display (OSD) features, SmartImage Lite, SmartContrast, connectivity options, and technical specifications. A comprehensive FAQ section addresses common issues like resolution settings, image burn‑in, cleaning, and driver installation.

What's inside

  • Important
  • Setting up the monitor
  • Operating the monitor
  • Product information
  • Technical Specifications
  • Regulatory Information
  • Customer care and warranty
  • Troubleshooting & FAQs

Specifications

Panel size18.5" (47 cm)
Aspect ratio16:9
Resolution (native)1366×768 @ 60 Hz
Brightness250 cd/m²
Contrast ratio (typ.)1000:1
Response time (typ.)5 ms
Viewing angle176° H / 170° V
Backlight typeCCFL (191E2) / LED (191EL2)
Panel typeTFT‑LCD
Pixel pitch0.300 mm × 0.300 mm
Color depth16.7 M colors
Refresh rate range56 Hz – 76 Hz
Horizontal frequency range30 kHz – 80 kHz
Stand tilt range-3° to +12°

Frequently asked questions

What should I do if the monitor shows “Cannot display this video mode”?

Set the monitor to its recommended resolution of 1366 × 768 @ 60 Hz (or 75 Hz if needed), then reconnect the PC and restart.

How should I clean the LCD surface?

Use a clean, soft cloth; for deeper cleaning use isopropyl alcohol, avoiding solvents such as acetone or ethyl alcohol.

What is image burn‑in and how can I prevent it?

Static images displayed for long periods can cause burn‑in; use a moving screen saver or periodic screen refresh to avoid it.

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