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MultiSync monitors comply with these standards by offering IPM

System power management and Reduced Magnetic Field technology.

Power Manager

IPM (Intelligent Power Manager) System is an innovative power-saving

utility that complies with both the EPA’s Energy Star requirements and

Europe’s TCO NUTEK’s power management requirements. Energy Star

products use less than 30 watts when in the main power saving mode. The

NUTEK specification 803299 requires automatic power down to less than

30 watts in the suspend mode and less than 8 watts in the off mode.

When in the maximum power-down mode, the MultiSync P1150

monitor will consume less than 10% of the total power drawn under

normal operation. This innovation adds up to more than 90% energy

savings, longer monitor life, environmental protection, reduced

emissions and reduced air conditioning costs of the work environment.

The IPM System increases the monitor’s life and saves energy and costs

by powering down when not in use.

MultiSync monitors follow the Video Electronics Standard Association

(VESA) approved DPMS power-down signalling method. VESA’s

Display Power Management Signalling (DPMS) method, which is

endorsed by the EPA, is the power-down process a system should use to

communicate to the monitor to save power. Power-down functions can

be utilised only with an Energy Star system or video card which adheres

to the VESA DPMS standard. By using the monitor’s horizontal and

vertical SYNC signals, the monitor can be prompted into the different

IPM modes. The following is the description of the LED indicator for

the IPM power-saving modes:

Mode LED Indicator Power Saving

On Green None

Stand By Green Minimum (Quickest Recovery)

Suspend Yellow Moderate (< 20 Watts, Moderate

Recovery)

Off (IPM Mode) Orange Maximum (< 5 Watts, Slow Recovery)

Off (Power Switch, Off) No Light No Power Used (Fully Off)

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