Daewoo Electronics DP - 42 GP User's Manual
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1. Press the ZOOM ZOOM Button e Press the ZOOM button to show currently selected screen size ZOOM e Each time you press the ZOOM button the screen size You can view an will increase stepwise in 0 20 scale enlarged nie of the e To reduce the screen size press the ZOOM button screen with this function ZOOM G O SELECT POWER Zoom Level 0 DISPLAY O Zoom Level 0 ZOOM ZOOM Tt MENU L C Zoom Level 5 Tt 4 i Zoom Level 10 T 4 Zoom Level 15 PICTURE SCREEN T MODE FREEZE MODE a SOUND MUTE SLEEP Zoom Level 20 MODE 26 Move the Screen Position While you are in the Zoom mode press the A V lt gt buttons to move screen stepwise up down left right respectively NOTES When the screen is enlarged the pixel of the screen can become thick and dim 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 27 e You can view still images temporarily with this function However displaying the same images such as still images for a long time may cause after image lagging b INPUT SELECT POWER DISPLAY ZOOM 6 ZOOM I MENU i A lt p gt PICTURE SCREEN MODE FREEZE MODE 0 SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE 28 Press the FREEZE Button e f you wish to freeze a picture press the FR2. Music Ideal for listening to music News Allows human voice to be heard more clearly User Allows the user to adjust as desired lt gt MENU will Disappear After selecting a desired SOUND Mode on screen menu will disappear in about 2 3 seconds N e Normal Movie Music News Modes are factory preset values ee aces Ae If you want to customize the sound modes at your preference refer to the following CO O O page SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE 29 Press the MENU Button ai e The MENU Screen as below will be displayed Sound Mode MENU a maa ang Pipe Sound LT IG user al adjust a Screen his preference Z Utility AA Input a Previous Move LJ Select O SELECT POWER 2 Press the A V Button e Select SOUND by the A V buttons then press the gt button to display the following 6 Picture NNI IIN 4 Off thy Screen DISPLAY ZB Utility i IN Input MUU MUU MUU zoom O zoow ING 4 MENU Previous Move a LJ Select 3 Select SOUND BALANCE e Select SOUND BALANCE by the lt gt buttons then adjust it Sound balance is best at O e Sound Balance Adjusts sound balance of left and right speaker fr im W Picture Hi gt O po v Sound PICTURE SCREEN Screen MODE FREEZE MODE Utility An O O O a MN SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE MN Previous Q DR YJ Adjust 30 Select the Spatial Effect
3. When the monitor is placed on a cart or table the front side of the Monitor should not project outward Unbalance may cause the monitor to drop resulting in personal injury or equipment malfunction and damage Do not place heavy objects or heat sources on the power cord It may damage the power cord causing fire or electric shock When watching the TV the distance between the Monitor screen and your eye should be as 5 7 times far as the diagonal distance of the Monitor Watching the TV for a long time may hurt your eye sight lk Over 6m D F Note y x Check to be sure that the following items are packed with your Monitor x You require a scart to A V cable in the U K Supplied Accessories Remote Control 1 UNIT Batteries AAA 2UNITS D CG Audio Cable 1 UNIT PC 15pin Cable 1 UNIT A V Cable 2UNITS AC Cable 1 UNIT The following items are optional accessories Note VERA ACOA aang wd Refer purchasing optional accessories from Optional Accessories Daewoo Electronics Local Dealer or the dealer from where you purchased the unit Speakers DSP SP20 SP21 SP22 Speaker Main Unit Dimension 100 W x 628 H 83 D mm Including Speaker Stand Dimension 170 W x 729 H x 194 D mm Audio Amplifier 8W 8W Impedance 8Q Weight 7 5kg Table Top Stand DSP ST20 ST21 ST22 Dimension 667 W x 238 H
4. Mode e Select Spatial Effect by pressing the A V buttons then select ON OFF by pressing the button fr e Spatial Effect Used for emphasizing ther stereo effect d 45 Picture Balance i Sound zo gt Screen Sound Mode a Utility 120 Hz nt AN Input 500 MN AN 125 MN AN MN AA 10 INUUAAAN 1011111 e Previous Moye O Adjust Select the SOUND Mode e Select the Sound Mode by pressing the A V buttons then adjust it by pressing the lt 4 buttons ii 45 Picture Balance DAA Sound Spatial Effect ii fr Screen 4 Nee gt a Utility 120 Hz NN Input 500 Hz UA 1 5 kHz ITLL UA II AN ULLAL 1111 AA ULLAL AN oe Previous Move Adjust Normal gt Movie gt Music gt News User Normal Suitable for watching any motion picture Movie Select this mode to simulate being at a movie theatre Music Suitable for listening to music News Allows human voice to be heard more clearly F User Allows the user to adjust as desired a NOTES Ye e Custom Mode Used as an Equalizer with which the user can adjust the sound frequency as desired e If you modify the sound frequency in auto Sound Mode News Movie Music etc it is automatically switched to the User Mode e Low sound is emphasized as the frequency is lowered to 120 Hz and high sound as raised to 10 KHz e When INPUT is MONO and if you make connection to the Left Audio Input you can hear from both 31 Pre
5. 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 place the monitor where ventilation is not ensured Due to the increase of temperature inside the Monitor it may cause fire When using an outside antenna system do not install it in the vicinity of overhead power lines When antenna touches such power lines it may cause electric shock MW ee Ooo TF TV CAUTION You can be injured or this product or any other of your property can be damaged if you do not follow instructions Do not grip speakers when moving the monitor attached with speakers When moving the monitor while gripping the speakers the speakers may be fallen away from the monitor due to its weight causing personal injury When cleaning of the inside of the monitor is required consult to the qualified service personnel When the monitor is not cleaned for a long period of time dust in it may cause fire or malfunction Do not wipe the monitor using a cloth damped with chemicals benzene thinner etc Monitor appearance may be marred Unplug the power plug and wipe with soft cloth a IX Do not place any object or cover on the monitor Jv 7 lt mgpa In an event of improper ventilation the monitor will be overheated causing fire
6. can result in fire or electric shock due to a damaged power cord During a lightning storm unplug the monitor from the wall outlet and do not touch the antenna It can cause fire or electric shock Do not place this monitor on an unstable cart stand or table It may cause the product and cart to overturn damaging equipment or causing possible injury LP No objects filled with liquids such as vases shall be placed on the monitor Spilled liquids may cause electric shock or fire Do not disassemble batteries and do not allow children to swallow them Heavy metal may contaminate environment and can be harmful or detrimental to human health If children swallow the batteries go to the hospital and consult with a doctor Do not open the cover or back because high voltage is present within the monitor s enclosure It may cause electric shock IP Do not allow children to play or hang on the monitor These actions may tip it over causing personal injury Do not spray water to the monitor or wipe with damp cloth It may cause electric shock or fire Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings at the back of the monitor It may cause fire or electric shock Do not place a candle or a lighted cigarette on
7. receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technical for help Only shielded interface cable should be used Finally any changes or modifications to the equipment by the user not expressly approved by the guarantee or manufacturer could void the users authority to operate such equipment e All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated If anything strange happens unplug this product from the wall outlet e Do not disassemble or replace any parts of the monitor Refer to a qualified service personnel for repair NWARNING You can be killed or seriously injured if you do not follow instructions During a lightning storm or when it is left unattended and unused for a long period of time unplug it from the wall outlet It can result in fire This product must be properly grounded e Improper grounding may cause malfunction or electric shock e When proper grounding is not possible install circuit breaker e Do not ground to gas pipe water pipe lightning rod and telephone line Do not use this product in the neighborhood of a bath or shower It can result in electric shock or fire When unplugging your monitor always grip plug firmly and pull straight out from the receptacle It
8. the monitor If these fall into the inside of the monitor it may cause a fire or explosion Unplug the monitor from the wall outlet when smoke or a strange smell occurs then refer servicing to your a service personnel If continued to be used it may cause fire or electric shock All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated CAUTION You can be injured or this product or any other of your property can be damaged if you don t follow instructions When moving your monitor remove the power plug antenna and cables and let at least two people move it by more than two people Failure to follow this instruction can result in electric shock or personal injury NN ey 30 installation Do not install where there is oil smog moist and dust It may cause malfunction For proper ventilation separate the product from the wall and keep a distance of more than 10cm Due to the increase of temperature inside the Monitor it may cause fire If you wish to install this product on the wall or ceiling refer to a professional Failure to do so may cause damage to the products and injury to human Do not touch the power plug with wet hands when plugging or unplugging It can result in a risk of electric shock Do not install the product where it will
9. B Pb R Pr Used when connecting External Speaker Power etc H V Input PDP to External Equipment e Use two AAA batteries e 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 _7_ indicates the page in which the function of each button is explained in detail Power button 7 Pressing the Power button of the Monitor allows the Display to be in standby Red light is shown in the Remote Control Sensor At this time if you press the Power button of the Remote Control the Display is turned ON Green light in the sensor Display button lt gt Indicates the current state and resolution Menu button Used to display a desired menu Volume button Adjusts the volume Aspect Ratio 22 7 Adjusts the size of the screen Normal 16 9 etc Still Used to view a still picture during watching moving images Sound can be heard Sleep Timer Each time you press this button a different input mode appears The sequence is as follows 15 Min gt 30 Min gt 60 Min gt 90 Min gt 120 Min gt OFF After the time is selected it automatically goes standby when the selected time elapsed Input Select button E Used to select a desired input Every press of the button cycles through the five different modes PC gt Component 1 RGB H V gt Component 1 ZOOM butto
10. DAEWOO PLASMA PLASMA DISPLAY USER S MANUAL Help Line No 01189 252577 DAEWOO ELECTRONICS CO LID e 106cm 42 super wide 8 0cm Ultra Slim Wall mounting Monitor DAEWOO PLASMA opens a new era Monitor era with advanced plasma technology 8cm ultra slim Monitor Light weight of only 30kg allows installation in a narrow space e DVD Direct Connection Outstanding Picture Quality Digital Broadcasts Receive SD Grade DVD can be directly connected to the unit so that you can view clear digital images You can enjoy even higher quality images by connecting digital broadcasting receiver with which digital broadcasts can be viewed e PC Direct Connection PC can be connected to the PDP without a separate device and can be used as a monitor so that the effect of presentation gets maximized making it more popular in various events and exhibitions PDP Monitor with Minimized Noise Although the PDP Monitor had an outstanding picture quality there was a problem with the noise caused by the cooling fan until now The DAEWOO PLASMA does not use a cooling fan any more since it adopts a self air circulation method with excellent heat transfer eliminating the fan noise e 160 Wide Angle Viewing Area Flat Panel with No Distortion and Colour Blurring Since Plasma Monitor has no problems such as distortion blurring flickering unlike existing CRT type you can enjoy Home Theatre Quality Pictures e Various
11. EEZE button You can still hear the sound Press FREEZE button to cancel the FREEZE function e To view the enlarged images press the ZOOM button FREEZE o 2 S Move the Screen Position e While you are in FREEZE mode press the A V 4 IP buttons to move screen stepwise up down and left right 7 7 Zoom Level 7 F NOTES ab Displaying the same images such as still images for a long time may cause after image lagging In this case such after image may become less noticeable if moving images are later displayed for a long time However an after image may become a permanent one damaging the Plasma Display therefore avoid displaying the same images for a long time Select SOUND Mode justing Al e Press the SOUND MODE on the Sound Mode Remote Control Press of the SOUND MODE for the Enjoy various sound first time will display the current modes b y selecting ae SOUND MODE your favorite Sound Mode depending on the kinds of moving pictures INPUT Every Press of the Button Changes Modes SELECT POWER Each time you press the button a different sound mode appears The sequence used is as follows SOUND MODE Normal gt Movie gt Music News user o Normal Suitable for watching any motion picture ZOOM ZOOM Movie Select this mode to simulate being at a movie theater C ERE O
12. PUT SELECT button a different inout mode appears The sequence is as follows PC gt Component 1 RGB H V gt Component 1 gt Component1 RGB H V ad Enjoy Dynamic Ultra Screen Monitor by 5 Using PC s Keyboard or Mouse F NOTES Na The resolution of the PC monitor is best at 640 x 480 VGA If there is a Vertical Frequency setting menu in the Display Menu of the PC adjust the frequency to 60HZz If the PC resolution is too high it may be hard to read letters Select a suitable resolution 17 Horizontal Frequency KHz 640x350 31 469 Vertical Frequency Hz 70 1 Remark IBM 640x400 IBM DOS VESA 640x480 DOS Macintosh VESA 720x400 720x480 720x576 800x600 37 879 60 3 VESA 48 077 72 2 VESA 46 875 75 0 VESA 53 674 85 1 VESA 832x624 49 726 74 0 Macintosh 48 193 48 077 59 3 59 8 Macintosh OAK 48 363 60 0 VESA 53 95 66 1 XGA 70 1 HP amp VESA 1024x768 74 9 74 6 Macintosh 75 0 VESA VESA Fujitsu SUN 63 851 70 0 VESA 77 094 85 0 VESA 61 796 66 0 SUN 60 60 0 VESA 85 938 85 0 VESA 46 433 43 4 VESA 63 981 60 0 VESA VAX NEC 1280x1024 HP amp HITA 78 855 74 0 Sony amp NEC 79 976 75 0 VESA 81 13 76 1 SUN 91 416 85 0 VESA 62 5 48 0 VESA 75 60 0 VESA 1600x1200 87 5 70 0 VESA 93 75 75 0 VESA 100 80 0 VESA 18 Selecti
13. Video Control 11 Languages OSD 20 Step screen zooming function Full screen still function Various aspect ratio 16 9 Panorama Normal Enlarge LB Enlarge LBS e Accepts Worldwide VGA SVGA XGA UXGA Unlimited Voltage Restriction 100 240V 50 60Hz This Owner s Manual presents safety precautions and how to use the product After reading it thoroughly use the product safely Keep this manual where the user can see it easily Failure to comply with warnings and cautions for the safe use of electric appliances may cause fire or human injury NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation lf this equipment does cause harmful 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
14. e screen position and CA Sound TTT size as desire d Screen PTT This function is only a Utility mm used when adjusting the screen position and size on the PDP monitor by using the F PC input signal O seed INPUT CELECT POWER 2 Press the A V Button e Press the A V buttons to select Screen DISPLAY hr 6 Picture lt NNNNA gt ZOOM ZOOM amp Sound AA TT O C lt gt mt TT MENU a Utility nt Input LA 4 2 Previous Move O SS Adjust lt gt M PICTURE SCREEN MODE FREEZE MODE 0 24 Press the Volume lt gt Buttons e Press the Volume 4 P buttons to select Screen While you are in Screen mode press the A or V button to select a desired item and ty VOL a N then adjust the value by pressing the lt or P W Picture Sound V Size H Position a Utility V Position da Input Phase Frequency Previous NONG i Na Adjust OTES Horizontal Vertical size and position values can be adjusted only in the PC input mode H Size As the value increases the screen width increases V Size As the value increases the screen height increases H Position Increasing value moves screen to the right V Position Increasing value moves screen up Phase When there is jitter or blurring in the immage adjust this value Frequency When there is jitter or blurring in the immage adjust this value
15. ed Picture 14 Connecting the Speaker to the Stand Be sure to check if there is a sponge attached to the surface on which the speaker is contacted mb By using a driver or coin fasten the 3 special screw securely a Stand 2 Connecting the Speaker Cable e Connect one set two cables of the cable to the terminals on the back of the speaker in the way that red cable is for terminal and black cable for terminal 15 e DAEWOO PLASMA supports resolution of VGA SVGA XGA SXGA UXGA e Before connecting a PC to the PDP be sure to adjust the resolution of PC e This product is not supported by Plug and Play so select Standard Monitor when setting PC monitor INPUT SELECT POWER DISPLAY O ZOOM ZOOM 16 Before connecting to the PDP set the resolution of the PC e Go to SETUP CONTROL PANEL DISPLAY PROPERTIES in Window Screen e Choose the SETTINGS tab in the DISPLAY Menu e In the SETTINGS Menu select 640x480 or 800x600 Connect the PC to the PDP e Prepare the PC cable D sub 15pin and the PC audio cable Sold separately e Connect the PC Output to the PDP Input as shown below sma Press the Power button Turn on the PDP and the PC 4 Input Select e Select PC by pressing the INPUT INPUT SELECT button of the Remote Control or SELECT ppp unit e Each time you press the IN
16. he screen size of an image is wider than 16 9 aspect ratio theater screen size e When the video screen is wider than 16 9 aspect ratio you may see dark areas at the top and the bottom of the screen Service 35 36 SPECIFICATIONS DISPLAY UNIT Mode Dp4aap Dp4eopppagwp OOOO 853 H X 480 V dots 1 08 H X 1 08 V mm 1039 W X 628 H X 80 D mm Appearance and specifications of this product are subject to change for improving the product without prior notice INPUT OUTPUT TERMINAL INPUT OUTPUT ITEMS VIDEO AUDIO EXTERNAL RGB COMPONENT INPUT BNC G Y B Pb R Pr H V INPUT LEFT RIGHT 1 set INPUT COMPUTER PC one 15 pin D sub jack R G B H V LEFT RIGHT 1 set AUDIO OUTPUT SPEAKER OUTPUT sold separately 16W two 8W Model Name Front Mask Colour DP 42GP Dark Gray DP 42SP DP 42WP White Pear
17. ime may cause phosphor of the PDP to be burned So avoid displaying a picture in a normal mode for a long time e 16 9 Theatre like 16 9 picture formats Panorama Normal Enlarge LB Enlarge LBS 16 9 picture formats with panorama effect Displays pictures of normal size i e a 4 3 aspect ratio Enlarges the screen as to fill the black part of up and down top and bottom of the picture Enlarges the screen and shifts up as to see the subtitles in case you are watching video with subtitles Press the MENU Button Press the MENU button on the Remote Control MENU ui Picture gt Mode Normal amp Sound Brightness MA M85 Screen Contrast MINT Ag Gg Utility Sharpness MUN a amp Input Color Temp Normal 9 Previous Move 4 gt Select 2 Select Screen Press the Channel A V buttons to select Screen 6 Picture Sound V Size Screen H Position a Utility V Position amp Input Phase a gt Frequency Previous M a oe Adjust Select the Screen Size e Press the Volume lt buttons to select Screen Size 6 Picture Sound V Size FH Screen H Position a Utility V Position da Input Phase Frequency A Previous M 4 gt i Adjust 23 Press the MENU Button e The MENU screen as shown below will appear e You can adjust the gan
18. n Used to zoom the screen To enlarge press the button and to return to the previous condition press the button ZOOM Mode Zoom 0 20 Menu Select button Select Menu by pressing a Up v Down lt Left gt Right buttons Screen Select button Every press of the button cycles through the four different modes Normal gt Dynamic gt Cinema s User Sound Mode button Every press of the button cycles through the five different modes Normal gt Movie gt Music gt News gt User DISPLAY 0 SOWND MUTE SLEEP MODE Mute button Mutes sound m When Using Remote Control mi Installing the Batteries in your Remote Control e Be sure not to allow the Remote Control to drop or to become wet e To remove the cover slide it outwards while pressing it down e Keep it away from hot or moist locations e Place two batteries in the remote control by properly orienting them then close the cover 13 When installing PDP Main Unit be sure it is done by more than 2 professionals x For detailed installation information refer to the User s Manual STAND Take out the STAND from the Smoothly fit the Stand to the package Plasma Display Panel Separate the Protective Caps They are used when using for wall mounting so store them 3 Engage the assembled stand with 4 screws M5 enclosed 4 Erect the Display M5 SCREWS Assembl
19. n to start initialization 4 5 Picture Sound Screen Initialize Press gt key Gg Utility Input Previous Ni A are DON Adjust f When INITIALIZATION is completed e When INITIALIZATION is completed those values that have been set in the User Mode of SCREEN MODE and SOUND MODE will be returned to the factory preset values e When you try to initialize be advised that you should think it over The items in the SCREEN Menu in PC INPUT are also initialized i e H Size V Size H Position V Position Phase Frequency etc Language volume OSD background input mode are not initialized e You can restore the values of the adjustment setting made in the MENU to factory settings 33 Press the SLEEP Button Press the SLEEP button on the Remote Control e Pressing the SLEEP button first time will display the O current setting for the SLEEP TIMER SLEEP To cancel the SLEEP TIMER press the SLEEP button to e SLEEP TIMER turns the Monitor off after O INPUT SELECT POWER Sleep Timer Off DISPLAY ZOOM Q ZOOM Sleep Timer Off Sleep Timer 120 Minutes Ow O l t Sleep Timer 15 Minutes Sleep Timer 90 Minutes 4 T Sleep Timer 30 Minutes Sleep Timer 60 Minutes lt gt PICTURE SCREEN F MODE FREEZE MODE 3 T NOTES Ye On screen information disappears if you do not GRE eae a take any action for about two seconds after pressi
20. ng Picture Mode PICTURE MODE 2 Press the PICTURE MODE on the Remote Control e Pressing the PICTURE MODE first time will display the current PICTURE MODE Each Press of the Button Will Select One of Four Picture Modes Each time you press the button a different Picture mode appears The sequence used is as follows PICTURE MODE Toma gt Dano gt Cinema gt User Normal For a highly defined image in a normally bright room Dynamic Fora clear cut image emphasizing high contrast for sports viewing Cinema Fora movie User Allows the user to customize settings as desired Menu on the Screen Will Disappear F ab After selecting a desired Picture mode the menu on the screen will disappear e Normal Dynamic and Cinema Modes are factory preset values lf you want to customize the Picture modes refer to the following page NOTES Normal Dynamic and Cinema Modes are factory preset values When adjusting sub menus while you are in Normal Dynamic and Cinema Modes the Picture Mode will be automatically converted to User Mode and the adjustments will be made Pressing of the INITIALIZATION button in the Utility Menu will allow for the Brightness Contrast etc to return to the factory preset values The SHARP Menu adjusts the picture sharpness Adjusting the Colour Temperature makes the mood warm or cold e Select the Picture modes that are aut
21. ng the SLEEP button e If you turn the Monitor off after setting SLEEP the setting is erased 34 Before Requesting for a NI PN NG WY KD e Remote control does not function properly e Check for any obstacle between the Remote Control and the Display e Check for dead batteries and incorrect battery orientation e Check if the Remote Control is the right one e Remove any obstacle between the Remote Control and the Display e Replace batteries and use the correct polarity or of the batteries Use the pertinent Remote Control proper to the model e There are spots on the screen or screen rolls e Check if your product is affected by any interference from automobiles high voltage transmission lines neon signs or other potential sources Before requesting for a service check the following points once again e The Display makes a snapping sound e Check if the pictures and sound are normal e This sound is produced due to variations in room temperature e This sound does not indicate that the Display has a problem if the pictures and sound can be viewed and heard properly e Screen size is suddenly changed e The screen size of a video image may not be matched to the size of the dark initial screen e Check by using other video tape There are empty sections at the top and the bottom area of the screen e Check if t
22. omatically s depending on the kinds of pictures and enjoy them INPUT SELECT POWER DISPLAY ZOOM ZOOM MENU A a M JON PICTURE SCREEN MODE FREEZE MODE 0 SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE et 19 Press the MENU Button i Picture The MENU shown below will display on the screen MENU e You can adjust the 4 VEA Sound UAHA l colour tone and b R ht t Screen UHUARAAKAKKUKERARAKKKAED ki aso Ng your NA Utility HUAAAOOEAKKUURAAKIUEERDD eea Input NPU O N Previous SELECT POWER SS Select 2 Press the A V Button After selecting Picture by the A V buttons press the gt button that will display the following w 4 NOMEN p DISPLAY lt NA Sound U EK Screen MMM ZOOM ZOOM G Utility AA O Input MENU im R Previous Uae 4P Adjust lt gt Select the Custom Mode e Select User by the lt gt buttons lt User es Sound U Screen T 1 a im im Input 0 SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE Previous Q A 4 Adjust 20 Select User Mode Adjustments e While you are in Picture Mode User press the A V buttons to select a specific adjustment item wi Picture Mode Normal amp Sound gt Screen Contrast MINT NAg G Utility Sharpness mu KA amp Input Color Temp Normal Q Previous M a gt ae Adjust Picture Condition Adjustments Press the lt gt buttons to adjust the picture of y
23. our preference Picture Mode User Sound Mii gt 4 3 Screen Contrast MUN MAg a Utility Sharpness NIN KA amp Input Color Temp Normal Q Previous M 4 AU Ha Adjust OTES While you are in the PC INPUT mode you can only adjust brightness contrast sharpness and colour temperature When you adjust Brightness Contrast Colour Tint in the PC mode the picture is adjusted finely The adjusted Values are memoried in each mode seperately 21 e You can adjust screen size or aspect ratio as desired O INPUT SELECT POWER DISPLAY ZOOM ZOOM MENU l A a PICTURE SCREEN MODE FREEZE MODE 0 SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE 22 Press the SCREEN MODE Button Each time you press the SCREEN MODE button on the Remote Control a different SCREEN MODE appears The sequence used is as follows The MENU shown below will display on the screen SCREEN MODE T 1 Component 1 select and DVD Input a 4 4 Enlarge LBS Enlarge LB 2 Component 1 select and DTV Input 16 9 to 3 PC select H Size 4 F NOTES When the INPUT SIGNAL is DTV COMPONENT 1 only the aspect ratios of 16 9 and 4 3 Normal will be applied by Input Na signal Etc If input signal is 16 9 PDP displays in 16 9 mode The digital broadcasting 720p 10801 is fixed at the aspect ratio of 16 9 e Displaying a picture in a normal mode 4 3 for a long t
24. ss the MENU Button The MENU screen will be displayed as below MENU rr Sound ma Soun stl ie Screen i and A uage used Gg Utility MIN EN Input INPUT 7 tag SE SELECT POWER Press the A V Button e Select Utility by the A V button W Picture U Opaque Sound 4 gt Screen DISPLAY KA O Input ZOOM ZOOM Previous O may O 5 S P select the MENU BACKGROUND SCREEN A e Select the MENU Background Screen by pressing the button e Every press of the button while you are in the MENU Background screen would switch between Transparent Opaque bp 5 Picture Background BEE s Sound PICTURE SCREEN Saree MODE FREEZE MODE Yy Z Utility ss Input O SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE Move 3 NG Select y ba Previous Ove GN Adjust 32 Select MENU LANGUAGE SELECT by the A V 4 Button e Select LANGUAGE by the A V button Every press of the B button while you are in the hr LANGUAGE mode would cycle through the different languages q if Picture Sound Language 4 English b Screen a Utility im Input NOTES Na x When Power is turned ON first time SELECT LANGUAGE Mode will be displayed then select a desired language by B button Displayed only once 5 INITIALIZATION will Start e Select INITIALIZATION by the A V buttons then Previous Q zw YJ Adust f press the butto
25. x 320 D mm Weight 7kg ng ay Wall Mounting Unit Hi i i w DSP HG10 Variable Angles O 10 15 20 Speaker Main Unit Dimension 601 W x 592 H x 35 D mm Including Stand Weight 4 5kg g PREPARATION 4 e Safety Precautions 12 Panel Controls 13 Remote control BASICS 14 Installation Instructions 15 Connecting Speaker to PDP CONNECTION 16 Connecting PC APPLICATION 20 Selecting Auto Picture Mode 22 Adjusting Screen Size 24 e Adjusting Screen Position and Size 26 Enlarging Screen Size 28 Watching a Still Image 29 e Adjusting Auto Sound Mode 30 Customizing Sound Mode 32 Selecting MENU Background Screen and Languages 44 Setting Sleep Timer MISCELLANY 35 Before Requesting Service 36 SPECIFICATIONS 11 12 Front Panel Back Panel Remote Control x Parts having same names in Plasma Display and Remote Control would function in exactly the same way Power STAND BYIOPERATE INPUT o MOVE VOLUME MENU SELECT e Power control sensor e Power Standby Red Standby Green ON Select when adjusting volume or select adjust MENU Press when moving MENU Power button B Pb R Pr PC INPUT ke a aaa AA EXTERNAL PORT PC INPUT Used when upgrading BNC G Y
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