Plug a computer keyboard into the USB port on the back of the display. If you do not have a USB keyboard, you can plug the other kind into the PS2 port located on the back of the unit on the right hand side; however, if you use the PS2 connector, you will need to cycle power to the display after the keyboard is plugged in or the display will not respond to it.
Press the Esc key. This will produce a menu screen. Use your mouse or the arrow keys to highlight Control and press Enter. This will bring up Windows Control Panel. Use the arrow keys to highlight the Date and Time icon and press Enter. Use the Tab and arrow keys to adjust the time zone, date, and time, highlight the OK button and press Enter. When you have returned to the Windows Control Panel, press Alt + F4 to close the window and return to the earlier menu. Use the arrow keys to highlight Run and press Enter. This will restart the normal program on the display.
