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Posted on Jan 25, 2008

OSD locked out

Hi, My Lacie electron19blue IV is working fine but when I try to calibrate it using the control buttons below the screen I get a message: OSD locked out...meaning that I do not have access to the RGb menu etc....talk about a bummer when you are retouching with Photoshop. Does anyone know how to put it back on? Thanks in advance

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Hello you have Resolved ?
thanks andrea

  • OMMatrix Dec 29, 2010

    To unlock the OSD on the Electron Blue 4 monitors:

    # Open the OSD by pushing the “EXIT” button. (If you open it with the <,>, - or press “EXIT” once). You should have one green tab (if it is yellow, press the “EXIT” button to turn it green. You should see the message “OSD LOCKED OUT”.

    # Press simultaneously “ ” and “SELECT”. (If the tab becomes yellow it means that only “SELECT” was taken into account.. Press the “EXIT” button to turn the tab green and try again).

    Note: Do not hold down the buttons if the operation fails. Try again by releasing both buttons and pushing them one more time. If it still fails, test the “SELECT” button before trying again.

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