Daewoo DTS-42, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...PLASMA TELEVISION USER MANUAL D T S 4 2 Proper use guarantees product life Before using the product be advised that you read this user manual well and try to operate it ...

Page 2: ... magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the lierature accompanying the appliance WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE CAUTION TO PREVENT ELECTRIC SHOCK MATCH WIDE BLADE OF PLUG TO WIDE SLOT FULL...

Page 3: ...it into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use the attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with a cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold wit...

Page 4: ...ents and exhibitions 160o Wide Angle Viewing Area Flat Panel with No Distortion and Color Blurring Since Plasma TV has no problems such as distortion blurring flickering unlike existing CRT type displays you can enjoy Home Cinema picture quality and sound Various Control Functions 4 Languages OSD 20 Step screen zoom function Full screen still function Various aspect ratio Keypad lock fuction Sleep...

Page 5: ...will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipmen...

Page 6: ...V always grip plug firmly and pull straight out from the receptacle It can result in fire or electric shock due to damaged power cord This product must be properly grounded Improper grounding may cause malfunction or electric shock When proper grounding is not possible install circuit breaker Do not ground to gas pipe water pipe lightning rod or telephone line During a lightning storm unplug the T...

Page 7: ...andle or lighted cigarette on the TV If these fall into the inside of the TV it may cause a fire or explosion Do not disassemble batteries and do not leave around in case children swallow them Heavy metal may contaminate environment and can be harmful or detrimental to human health If children swallow the batteries go to hospital and consult with a doctor Batteries could explode if Fitted incorrec...

Page 8: ...t will be exposed to the direct sunlight and the product should not be near heat sources such as radiators stoves etc It may cause malfunction Do not install the product where there is oil smog moist or dust It may cause malfunction For proper ventilation separate the product from the wall and keep a distance of more than 10cm 4 Due to the increase of temperature inside the TV it may cause fire Mi...

Page 9: ... dust in it may cause fire or malfunction When the TV is placed on a cart or table the front side of the TV should not project outward Unbalance may cause the TV to drop resulting in personal injury or equipment malfunction and damage Do not grip speakers when moving the TV attached with speakers When moving the TV while gripping speakers speakers may be fallen away from the TV due to its weight c...

Page 10: ...C TUR E MO DE SOUND MO DE STI LL POWE R MTS ADD ERA SE SLE EP Remote Control 1UNIT Component Cable 1UNIT Coaxial Cable 1UNIT A V Cable 2UNITS Note Check to be sure that the following items are packed with your Plasma panel Checking Accessories Supplied Accessories AC Cable 1 UNIT Ferrite Core 2UNITS Speaker 2 units Place the small ferrite cores in the speaker cables close to the speaker terminals ...

Page 11: ... x 628 H x 83 D mm 39 37 W x 24 72 H x 3 27 D inch Dimension Including Speaker Stand 170 W x 729 H x 194 D mm 6 69 W x 28 7 H x 7 64 D inch Audio Amplifier 10W 10W Impedance 8Ω Weight 6 4kg 14 11 Lbs DTS 42ST Dimension 667 W x 212 H x 320 D mm 26 26 W x 8 35 H x 12 6 D inch Weight 7kg 15 43 Lbs Wall Mounting Unit DSP DP HG10 DSP DP HG20 DSP DP HG22 Variable Angles 0 o 10 o 15 o 20 o Dimension 601 ...

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Page 13: ... Connecting PC DVI APPLICATION MISC 78 Before Requesting Service 79 SPECIFICATIONS CONTENTS 45 Selecting Picture Mode 61 MENU Background Languages 46 Customizing Picture and Keypad Lock Settings 48 Adjusting Screen Size 63 MGDI Meta Genuine 50 Adjusting Screen Size PC DVI Digital Image 52 Enlarging Screen Size 65 Closed Caption Setting 54 Watching a Still Image 67 Time Setting 55 Adjusting Auto So...

Page 14: ...andby Red Standby Green ON Power button Select when adjusting volume or select adjust MENU Press when moving MENU or Channel STANDBY OPERATE DVI D INPUT ANT Used when manufacturing For manufacturer use only PC INPUT 15 pin D sub DVI D INPUT COMPONENT A V jacks DTV DVD INPUT jacks S VIDEO A V INPUT Cable Receiver INPUT jacks External Speaker Power ANT TV out Right Speaker Left Speaker Position of F...

Page 15: ...reen Size button Caption button Power button 100 Channel number 0 9 Multimedia CH button Adjusts the channel Note Use two AAA batteries Be sure to use replacement batteries of the same type as the original ones The life of a battery depends on how much it has been used The number in indicates the page in which the function of each button is explained in detail VIDEO DVD SAT TV CATV DISPLAY MULTIME...

Page 16: ...ice selection button of the remote control once Then the lamp of the button will be turned off Now the setting up of the device can be controlled by Daewoo PDP remote control Remote Control Setup Code DAEWOO 002 008 060 062 063 067 068 JVC 003 006 009 043 044 046 084 089 111 114 124 MITSUBISHI 046 052 075 122 PANASONIC 016 070 087 088 106 PHILIPS 005 040 042 045 048 049 053 064 078 081 090 108 SAM...

Page 17: ...nput at the back of the TV set WHEN THE IMAGE IS NOT CLEAR Unclear screen image and bad reception may be a cause of wrong antenna connection Be sure to check its direction and place when installing WHEN USING THE COMBINING ADAPTER You may obtain the combining adapter at your closest Service Center Antenna Input Indoor Antenna Connection ...

Page 18: ...ation may be found in most When a coaxial cable is used Plug the coaxial cable to the antenna socket and fix it firmly It is recommended to use the provided coaxial cable When a feeder cable is used ANT CABLE 1 ANT CABLE 1 Provided coaxial cable ...

Page 19: ...na connection such as VHF or and UHF may be necessary for installation at private houses Single Antenna Connection Separate Antenna Connection VHF Antenna UHF Antenna ANT CABLE 1 ANT CABLE 1 Outdoor Antenna Connection ...

Page 20: ...e MUTE button 2 No sound is heard if MUTE is displayed on the screen 3 Sound is heard again if pressing the MUTE button once again For example you can use this button when telephone rings or when guest comes while watching TV Check of TV operation status If pressing the DISPLAY button the status of the Channel or broadcasting being currently watched or entry status of video component is displayed ...

Page 21: ...l CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Select the desired channel by pressing the CH button or the number button Ex Channel 09 Adjust volume CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Sound reduces if pressing the VOL button Sound increases if pressing the VOL button 3 1 2 MONO PM 12 00 CH 09 No Ratings 10 Volume Press the POWER button to turn off ...

Page 22: ...O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E The menu screen appears as follows Press the CH button until coming on the channel Press the VOL to enter the sub menu Select the Channel Mode Select the Ch Mode by pressing the CH button Select Air to watch the general broadcasting and select Cable to watch the cable TV by using the VOL button 1 Move Select MENU Exit Mode Brightness Contrast Colo...

Page 23: ...channels In this case if pressing the menu button the automatic Channel search is stopped and channels searched by that time are saved Auto Search is completed If auto search is completed first momorized channel appears on the screen 5 3 4 Move Adjust MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Ch Mode Channel Memory Fine Tune Auto Search Air 42 Add 0 Auto Searching Air 42 15 Please wait MENU ...

Page 24: ... STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Additional Channel Memory Select the Channel to memorize Select the Channel by pressing the number button Ex 13 channel Press the ADD ERASE button ADD ERASE ADD ERASE character alternatively appears whenever pressing this button Add appears in green color and Erase appears in red color Add 13 channel by pressing the ADD ERASE button Check the Channel by pressing th...

Page 25: ...R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Select the Channel to erase with the CH button You may select the Channel by pressing the number button Ex 13 channel Press the ADD ERASE button ADD ERASE After selecting the channel to want to erase press the ADD ERASE ADD ERASE character alternatively appears whenever pressing this button If pressing the ADD ERASE button the Channel number changes from green color to red...

Page 26: ...V C H SCREEN SIZE MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Select the Channel with the Menu button and the VOL button CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Enter the sub menu of Channel by pressing the VOL button 1 Move Select MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Ch Mode Cha...

Page 27: ...Select Fine Tune by using the CH button Until the screen becomes best condition adjust the screen by pressing the VOL button 3 Move Adjust MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Ch Mode Channel Memory Fine Tune Auto Search Air 42 Add 0 CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Note Fine Tune If original TV signal input is not good fine tuning may not improve screen ...

Page 28: ...E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Press the Power Buttons TurnthePDPandtheReceiverON 2 POWER Connect a Digital Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP Prepare supplied A V cables Connect the cables from the Digital TV Receiver output terminal to the PDP Component 1 2 input terminal When co...

Page 29: ... Broadcasting signals 1080i 720p 480p 3 Antenna Connection Apartment Check if community antenna receives digital broadcasts Private Houses Set the indoor outdoor UHF antenna to the direction of the digital broadcasting transmitting company 4 For detailed connection method refer to the Owner s Manual of Digital Broadcasting Receiver 5 What is a component Signals with which brightness and color are ...

Page 30: ...O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Press the Power Buttons TurnthePDPandtheReceiverON 2 POWER Connect a Cable Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP PreparetheA Vcable Connectthereceiver Output toPDP VideoInput asshownbelow WhenconnectingtoanexternalAVsource bes...

Page 31: ...nt input modes appear The sequence is as follows Select a Desired Channel and Function Select a desired channel and function by using the Remote Control of the Cable BroadcastingReceiver 3 4 NOTES 1 If your local cable company re transmits digital broadcasts you may watch normal broadcasts or digital broadcasts simultaneously For detailed information refer to your local cable company Video1 Video2...

Page 32: ... L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Press the Power Buttons TurnthePDPandtheReceiverON 2 POWER Connect a Satellite Broadcasting Receiver to the PDP PreparetheA Vcable Connectthereceiver Output toPDP VideoInput asshownbelow WhenconnectingtoanexternalAVsource ...

Page 33: ... or the INPUT SELECT Key in KeyPad of the pdp set Each time you press TV VIDEO button a different input mode appears The sequence is as follows Select a Desired Channel and Function Select a desired channel and function by using the Remote Control of the Satellite BroadcastingReceiver 3 4 Video1 Video2 TV ...

Page 34: ... TV CATV DISPLAY MULTIMEDIA TV VIDEO CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Press the Power Buttons TurnthePDPandtheDVDON 2 POWER Connect a DVD Player to the PDP PreparetheAVcable ConnecttheDVD Output tothePDP ComponentorVideoInput asshownbelow W...

Page 35: ...eControloftheDVD 3 4 NOTES 1 Y Cb Cr which stands for DVD Player s Output Terminal can also be written as Y B Y R Y Y Pb Pr depending on the kinds of DVD devices 2 The way of connecting the DVD to the PDP is as follows Y Y Cb Pb B Y Cr Pr R Y 3 The DVD output can be Video S Video and or Component Video depending on the DVD devices There are various output modes so be sure to check when you purchas...

Page 36: ...O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Press the Power Buttons TurnthePDPandtheVCRON 2 POWER Connect a VCR to the PDP Prepare the AV cable Connect the Video Output to PDP Video Input as shown below 1 S Video VCR Video Audio ...

Page 37: ...te Control of the VCR 3 4 NOTES 1 When connecting a Video the S Video terminal provides a better image than the Video terminal 2 When connecting to the Video terminal connect 3 color AV cables video left audio right audio to the PDP for the S Video terminal connect the Audio terminal Left Right in the same way and connect the S Video cable sold separately 3 When connecting the Video terminal and t...

Page 38: ... CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Press the Power Buttons Turn the PDP and the Camcorder Game Console ON 2 Connect a Camcorder Game Console to the PDP Prepare the AV cable Connect the Video Output to the PDP Video Input as shown below When connecting to an external AV source be sure to...

Page 39: ...ion by using the Remote Control of Camcorder or GameConsole 3 4 NOTES 1 When connecting a Video the S Video terminal provides a better image than the Video terminal 2 When connecting to the Video terminal connect 3 color AV cables video left audio right audio to the PDP for the S Video terminal connect the Audio terminal Left Right in the same way and connect the S Video cable sold separately 3 Wh...

Page 40: ...W PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Connect the PC to the PDP Prepare the PC cable D sub 15pin and the PC audio cable Sold separately Connect the PC Output to the PDP Input as shown below 2 Before connecting to the PDP set the resolution of the PC Go to SETUP CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY PROPERTIES in Window Screen of the PC Choose t...

Page 41: ...ynamic Ultra Screen TV by Using PC s Keyboard or Mouse 4 5 Press the Power Buttons Turn on the PDP and the PC 3 NOTES 1 The resolution of the PC TV is best at 640 x 480 VGA 2 If there is a Vertical Frequency setting menu in the Display Menu of the PC adjust the frequency to 60Hz 3 If the PC resolution is too high it may be hard to read letters Select a suitable resolution Component1 Component2 DVI...

Page 42: ...I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Connect the PC to the PDP Prepare the DVI cable and the PC audio cable Sold separately Connect the PC Output to the PDP Input as shown below 2 Before connecting to the PDP set the resolution of the PC Go to SETUP CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY PROPERTIES in Window Screen of ...

Page 43: ...nd the PC 3 NOTES 1 The resolution of the PC monitor is best at 640 x 480 VGA 2 If there is a Vertical Frequency setting menu in the Display Menu of the PC adjust the frequency to 60Hz 3 If the PC resolution is too high it may be hard to read letters Select a suitable resolution 4 DVI input port receives only Digital Signal 5 Depending on the graphic card when plug unplug the DVI connection the sc...

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Page 45: ...sappear After selecting a desired Picture mode the menu on the screen will disappear Normal Dynamic and Cinema Modes are factory preset values If you want to customise the Picture modes refer to the following page 3 1 2 Selecting Picture Mode 45 NOTES 1 Normal Dynamic and Cinema Modes are factory preset values 2 When adjusting sub menus while you are in Normal Dynamic and Cinema Modes the Picture ...

Page 46: ...singthe VOL button 3 Press the MENU Button The MENU shown below will display on the screen 1 2 Move Adjust MENU Exit Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Mode Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp Normal Move Adjust MENU Exit Normal 30 60 40 32 48 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Mode Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp User CH CH V O L V O...

Page 47: ...r press the CH buttons to select a specific adjustment item NOTES 1 While you are in the PC or DVI INPUT mode you can only adjust brightness contrast sharpness and color temperature 2 When you adjust Brightness Contrast Color and Tint in DTV mode or adjust Brightness and Contrast in PC or DVI mode the picture is adjusted finely 3 The Tint control is used when the input signal is NTSC If input sign...

Page 48: ...S NOTES 1 When the INPUT SIGNAL is DTV in Component 1 or Component 2 only the aspect ratios of 16 9 and 4 3 are available 2 Displaying a picture in a 4 3 mode for a long time may cause phosphor of the PDP to be burned So avoid displaying a picture in 4 3 screen size for a long time 3 16 9 Theater like 16 9 picture formats 4 3 4 3 picture formats like an Analog TV Enlarge LB Enlarges the screen as ...

Page 49: ... 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Select MENU Exit Mode 16 9 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Adjust MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Mode 16 9 CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Available Screen Mode I...

Page 50: ...U Button The MENU screen as shown below will appear Press the CH button Pressthe CH buttontoselect Screen 1 2 Move Select MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel H Size V Size H Position V Position Phase Frequency 32 32 32 32 32 32 50 Move Select MENU Exit Mode Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp Normal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Adjusting S...

Page 51: ...ode only Horizontal Vertical size are available 2 H Size As the value increases the screen width increases 3 V Size As the value increases the screen height increases 4 H Position As the value increases the screen moves to the right 5 V Position As the value increases the screen mores up 6 Phase When there is jitter or blurring of the image adjust this value 7 Frequency When there is jitter or blu...

Page 52: ...TILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SLEEP Press the ZOOM Button Press the ZOOM button to show currently selected screen size Each time you press the ZOOM button the screen size will increase stepwise in 0 20 scale Toreducethescreensize pressthe ZOOM button 1 52 Enlarging Screen Size You can view enlarged size of the screen with this function Enlarging Screen Size Zoom 0 ZO O M Z O O M Zoom 0 Zoom 5 Zoom 10 Z...

Page 53: ...ft right respectively 2 53 NOTES 1 When the screen is enlarged the pixel of the screen can become thick and dim 2 When only subtitle of zoom level remains you can scroll the image If subtitle of zoom level disappears press zoom key and scroll the image Zoom 6 CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E ...

Page 54: ...till images for a long time may cause image sticking Watching a STILL Image NOTES 1 Displaying the same images such as still images for a long time may cause image sticking after image lagging 2 In this case such image sticking may become less noticeable if moving images are later displayed for a long time 3 However an image sticking may become a permanent one damaging the Plasma Display therefore...

Page 55: ...mode will be displayed Every Press of the Button Changes Modes SOUND MODE Each time you press the button a different sound mode appears The sequence used is as follows Normal Suitable for watching any motion picture Movie Select this mode to simulate being at a movie theater Music Ideal for listening to music News Allows human voice to be heard more clearly User Allows the user to adjust as desire...

Page 56: ...Sound Features Channel Move Adjust MENU Exit Off Mono Off Normal 0 0 0 0 0 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Balance Effect MTS AVC Mode 120Hz 500Hz 1 5kHz 5kHz 10kHz 0 CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Move Select MENU Exit Mode Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp Normal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel VIDEO DVD SAT TV...

Page 57: ...s automatically switched to the User Mode 3 For the realistic sound effect lower than 120Hz frequency sound and greater than 10kHz frequency sound are emphasized 4 If you make connection to the Left Audio Input as input is MONO you can hear from both speakers 5 AVC function This function adjusts volume to the set level automatically However depend on the sources it may have different volume level ...

Page 58: ...e TV VIDEO or MULTIMEDIA button a different screen mode appears The sequence used is asfollows 1 VIDEO DVD SAT TV CATV DISPLAY MULTIMEDIA TV VIDEO CH CH V O L V O L Z O O M ZOOM MENU P R E V C H SCREEN SIZ E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLOW REC STOP PAUSE PREV OPEN CLOSE NEXT PICTURE MODE SOUND MODE STILL POWER MTS ADD ERASE SL INPUT SIGNAL Used to select INPUT signal of external device connect...

Page 59: ...eck if external device is connected and or terminal connection is properly done 3 Also you can select input using INPUT SELECT button in the keypad of the pdp set The used sequence is as follows TV PC DVI Component1 Component2 Video1 Video2 Component 1 1920 x 1080 Component1 PC DVI Component2 Video1 Video2 TV MULTIMEDIA button TV VIDEO button ...

Page 60: ...you watch Component PC or DVI Displays which input terminal is used and indicates the input signal mode Indicates the horizontal and vertical resolution of the current INPUT signal Component 1 1920 x 1080 2 If you watch TV Displays the Channel Mode and its number Indicates the current sound state and time Ch Mode Ch No MONO STEREO SAP st SAP Time 3 If you watch VCR image Displays which input termi...

Page 61: ...ground LanguageandKeypadLockSettings 61 61 Move Select MENU Exit Mode Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp Normal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Adjust MENU Exit English Off On Off Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize Opaque Move Select MENU Exit...

Page 62: ...ockON 4 5 Move Adjust MENU Exit On Off Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize Opaque English Off 62 Move Adjust MENU Exit Off On Off Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize Opaque English KeypadL...

Page 63: ...htness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp Normal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Adjust MENU Exit Off Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize Opaque English Off On Move Select MENU Exit Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Settin...

Page 64: ... L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E AutoPower 1 ON When the AC power is ON the TV will by turned on automatically without pressing the power button on the remote control 2 OFF When the AC power is ON the TV will by turned on by pressing the power button on the remote control or the keypad of front panel AC POWER ON PDP SET ON Automatically AC POWER ON PDP SET ON With the remote...

Page 65: ... be displayed as below 1 2 Closed Caption Setting 65 Move Select MENU Exit Mode Brightness Contrast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp Normal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel CC2 Text3 CC3 Text2 CC4 Text1 CC1 Off Text4 XDS Off VIDEO DVD SAT TV CATV DISPLAY MULTIMEDIA TV VIDEO CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F R SLO...

Page 66: ...ures Channel Move Select MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize Opaque English Off On Off CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Caption Mode Off CC1 CC2 CC3 CC4 Text1 Text2 Text3 Text4 XDS Off caption box black and trasparent and CC on Mute can be set CC on Mu...

Page 67: ...trast Color Tint Sharpness Color Temp Normal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Select MENU Exit Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize English Opaque Off On Off Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Select MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Pow...

Page 68: ...Channel Time Setting Clock OffTimer Off Time Wake Timer WakeTime Wake Ch Wake Vol AM 11 50 Off Off 19 2 AM 12 00 AM 12 00 CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Time Setting Functions 1 This time memory function automatically turns the TV set On of Off at a desired time Once set up this function works every day unless the set time is canceled or the TV set is unplugged Th...

Page 69: ...rmal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Select MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize Opaque English Off On Off Move Select MENU Exit Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize English Opaque Off ...

Page 70: ...REE N S I Z E NOTES Pixel Shift The whole screen shifts up down left right at 20sec interval to minimise image sticking Low Bright When displaying a still picture or a fixed pattern for a long time the brightness level decreases to minimise image sticking VIDEO DVD SAT TV CATV DISPLAY MULTIMEDIA TV VIDEO CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW PLAY F ...

Page 71: ...re Screen Sound Features Channel Move Select MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize Opaque English Off Normal Off Move Select MENU Exit Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize English Opaque Off On Off Picture Screen Sound ...

Page 72: ...Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Parental Control Parental Lock TV GuidLines Movie Retings No Ratings Ext Sources Change Password Unblock Off Block Move Select MENU MUTE Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Rating MA 14 PG G Y7 Y TV GuidLines All FV D L S V Parental Control A guideline of TV is setup in all the TV programs including sports news The CH button selects items and the VOL bu...

Page 73: ...els each item CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E Move Adjust MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Parental Control Parental Lock TV GuidLines Movie Retings No Ratings Ext Sources Change Password Unblock Off Block Interrupts program without rating Interrupts program of the input terminal for the outside video Video 1 2 Sets up the Unblock or the Block with t...

Page 74: ...New Password _ _ _ _ MENU Exit Move Select MENU Exit Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Parental Control Parental Lock TV GuidLines Movie Retings No Ratings Ext Sources Change Password Unblock Off Block Repeat Password _ _ _ _ MENU Exit Exit from the Parental Control menu The main menu appears if pressing the menu button once The OSD of the menu disappears if pressing the menu button until it d...

Page 75: ...ss Color Temp Normal Normal 32 48 32 32 32 Picture Screen Sound Features Channel Move Select MENU Exit Background Language Keypad Lock MGDI Auto Power ClosedCaption Time Setting ISM Parental Lock Initialize English Opaque Off On Off Picture Screen Sound Features Channel CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E VIDEO DVD SAT TV CATV DISPLAY MULTIMEDIA TV VIDEO CH CH V O L V ...

Page 76: ...ed INITIALIZATION Enter the sub menu by using the VOL button Select the Initialize by pressing the CH button then press the VOL button A confirmation message will be displayed To perform initialization press the VOL button after selecting YES by pressing the CH button To return to MENU press MENU button 3 Are you Sure No Yes Move Select MENU Exit CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SC...

Page 77: ...mer NOTES 1 On screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about two seconds after pressing the SLEEP button 2 If you turn the PDP off after setting SLEEP the setting is erased Sleep Off Sleep off Sleep 15 Sleep 30 Sleep 120 Sleep 90 Sleep 60 VIDEO DVD SAT TV CATV DISPLAY MULTIMEDIA TV VIDEO CH CH V O L V O L ZO O M Z O O M MENU P R E V CH SCREE N S I Z E MUTE CAPTION F F SLOW ...

Page 78: ...control does not function properly Check for any obstacle between the Remote Control and the Display Check for dead batteries and incorrect battery orientation Check if the Remote Control is the right one Remove any obstacle between the Remote Control and the Display Replace batteries and use the correct polarity or of the batteries Use the correct Remote Control proper to the model S t y o mm p s...

Page 79: ...9 Display Resolution 853 H 480 V dots Pixel Pitch 1 08 H 1 08 V mm Video Signal NTSC PAL SECAM PAL M N NTSC4 43 Dimension 1044 W 631 H 89 D mm 41 10 W 24 84 H 3 50 D inch Weight 30 kg 66 14Lbs Power Requirement 100 240V 50 60Hz ITEMS VIDEO AUDIO DVI INPUT DVI D Digital Only Jack LEFT RIGHT PC INPUT one 15 pin D sub jack LEFT RIGHT Component INPUT Y Pb Cb Pr Cr RCA Jack 2sets 2sets LEFT RIGHT Video...

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