1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat source such as radiators, stoves, or other apparatus
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9. Do not allow the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug to be circumvented.
A polarized plug has two blades one wider than the other. A grounding-type plug has two blades
and a third grounding prong. The wide blade and third prong are provided for your safety. If the
plug provided does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete
outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or constricted particularly near the plug,
by waste bins, and at the point where it exits from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with
the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to
avoid injury from overturning.
13. Unplug this apparatus during electrical storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has
been damaged in any way, such as when the power-supply cord or plug is damaged, when liquid
has been spilled on it, when it does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
15. The apparatus should not be exposed to dripping or splashing of liquids, and objects filled with
liquid, such as vases, should not be placed on the apparatus.
Important Safety Instruction
Shock Hazard Marking and Associated Graphic Symbols
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
Explanation of Safety Related Symbols
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated
“dangerous voltage” within the product’s casing that may be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance(servicing) instructions in the literature
accompanying the appliance.
WARNING – To Reduce The Risk Of Fire Or Electric Shock, Do Not Expose This
Apparatus To Rain Or Moisture.
Important Safety Instruction
General safety precautions
Never touch the power plug with wet hands.
An electric shock may occur.
Don’t plug more than one appliance into the same power outlet.
An electric shock or fire may occur.
Insert the plug fully so that the power supply unit is connected
securely. Unsafe power connection may cause a fire.
Grasp the power plug at the base to remove it from the wall, and pull
firmly but gently. If you jerk the cord, the wire may be break, causing
ignition or heat generation.
Select a cool, dry area and protect the LCD display from extremes of
temperature, humidity, dust and smoke. Electric shock, fire or failure
may occur.
Place the apparatus at a proper distance (over 10 cm) away from the
wall for sufficient ventilation. A fire may result from an increase in
internal temperature.
Place the monitor in a well-ventilated room. A fire may result from an
increase in internal temperature.
Do not touch the antenna when ti is snowing or, raining, or during
electrical storm. Electric shock may result.
There may be a danger of electric shock when installing the outdoor
antenna; please consult a specialist firm.
Electric shock may result.
Important Safety Instruction
Position the outdoor antenna line in such a way as to prevent rain
water flowing into the parts indoors. A fire or electric shock may be
caused if rainwater is allowed to get into the LCD display.
Never disassemble and repair this apparatus yourself; use trained
repair engineers. A fire or electric shock may result. If repair or
adjustment is reguired, please contact the appropriate sales agency
or customer advisor.
Don’t insert metal objects (such as coins, hair pins or ironware) or
flammable items (such as paper or matches) into the apparatus. A fire
or electric shock may result.
Stop using the apparatus in case of smoke or abnormal odors.
Immediately turn off the power, pull the power cord out of the wall and
then contact your service center. Continued use in these
circumstances may cause a fire or electric shock.
Please prevent children from tampering with or swallowing a remote
control dry cell. Keep dry cells out of children’s reach. If a child
swallows one, please consult a doctor immediately.
Place on a stable and secure surface.
If the monitor falls or is dislodged, it may cause an injury.
Turn off the apparatus and disconnect all cables from the monitor
before moving the apparatus.
Do not subject the apparatus to shock when moving.
Important Safety Instruction
If installing or moving the LCD TV after opening the LCD TV box, ensure
that two persons hold each side of the unit for moving it to the
installation site. This is to avoid potential hazards to the LCD TV as
well as to the people moving the unit. Carrying an LCD TV by only one
person places intense stress on the back, possibly resulting in back
injuries. The unit could also be dropped on the floor, which could
break the cradle or cause other injuries.
Don’t put pressure on the panel or scratch the surface with your hands
or a sharp item such as a nail or pen. Damage or failure of the panel
may result.
Keep an appropriate distance from the product. If you watch the
product continually at too short a range, your eyesight may be
damaged.
When replacing dry cells, make sure to align the polarity (+, -)
correctly. Please use only designated standard products. If the polarity
is not correct, dry cells may explode or their internal liquid may leak,
causing fire, injury and contamination damage.
Information to the user
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.
If 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 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 technician for help.
CAUTION : Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
● This User Manual contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright.
All rights are reserved. No part of this User Manual may be reproduced, photocopied,
transcribed, translated or transmitted in whatsoever form without the prior permission of the
manufacturer.
● The size and appearance of this LCD display may be changed without notice for the purpose
of improvement.
● Damage caused by using unauthorized components, and non-observance of the information
and precautions in this user manual, is not covered by the warranty.
● If you have a problem with your LCD display, please check the Troubleshooting section in
this User Manual before requesting assistance from a service center.
● The information in this user manual is subject to change without notice.
● If static images are displayed on the LCD for a prolonged period, the LCD display may
show screen image retention. This is not a permanent condition and the image will fade in
time. Image retention is a condition that may occur with all LCD displays.
● The LCD consists of about 5 million pixels. One pixel incorporates 3 dots, and some of the
dots may be perceived as brighter or darker compared to others. Please note that this may
occur on all LCD displays and is not a product defect.
● This User Manual contains descriptions and instructions for both the 37-inch and 42-inch
LCD TV models.
After opening the box, make sure the following items are provided with the monitor. If you find
that any of these items are missing or appear to be damaged, contact your dealer immediately.
LCD TV Main Unit
37
LCD TV
42
LCD TV
Standard Items
User’s Manual
75Ω Antenna - extensible
Coaxial Cable
Remote Control/Batteries
(1.5V AAA type)
Power Cable
N O T E
▶ Shapes and colours of parts are subject to change without prior notice, but their functions remain
unchanged.
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LCD TV Overview and Installation
1.1 Product Characteristics ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-2
1.2 LCD Display Overview ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-4
Front View₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-4
Rear View ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-6
Cradle Installation₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-8
Speaker Installation ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-9
1.3 Remote Controller₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-12
Before Using the Remote Control ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-12
Remote Controller Button Functions ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-14
1.4 Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-18
Connecting the Aerial or Cable Television Network ₩₩ 1-18
Connecting VCR ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-21
Connecting a DVD Player & Set-Top Box (Connecting to Y, Pb, Pr)
₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩1-23
Connecting an External TV ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-24
Connecting to a PC₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 1-25
Using the LCD TV
2.1 Watching TV ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-2
2.2 To configure the menu ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-4
Menu Settings₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-4
TV Menu Categories and Items₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-7
CONTENTS
2.3 To Configure TV Channels ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-10
Setting channels automatically₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-10
Storing the Channel Manually ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-11
2.4 To Select TV/External Input ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-14
Selecting an External Input Device Connected to the
LCD TV for viewing₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-14
Selecting External Input Device When Playing
PIP/POP/PBP₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-14
2.5 Adjusting the Picture ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-18
2.6 Adjusting the Sound ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-20
2.7 Configuring the PIP/POP/PBP Functions ₩₩₩ 2-24
PIP Function Settings₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-24
POP Function Settings ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-25
PBP Function Settings ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-25
2.8 To Configure the SET UP ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-28
Selecting the Main Screen Language₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-28
Adjusting Image Transparency ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-28
Selecting Screen ARC₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-29
Setting Sleep Timer ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-30
Viewing Closed Captions ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-32
Using the Parental ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-33
2.9 External Control Device Setup ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-40
Set ID₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-41
Communication Parameters ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-41
Command Reference List ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 2-42
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PC Mode Environment Settings
3.1 Initial PC Mode Settings ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 3-2
3.2 PC Menu Components ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 3-4
3.3 Main Menu Settings₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 3-6
PICTURE Menu Settings ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 3-6
SCREEN Menu Settings₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ 3-8
Appendix
A.1 Appendix ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ A-2
Specifications ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ A-2
Dispaly Modes ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ A-4
Check before calling for service ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ A-6
Troubleshooting ₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩₩ A-9
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Product Characteristics
LCD Display Overview
Remote Controller
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
This product is equipped with an LCD panel to provide high-resolution PC mode.
It is a 37"/42" LCD display that allows you to watch two high-resolution video
sources simultaneously.
Automatic Power On/Off
You can preset the power on/off time to have it turned on and off automatically as desired.
It is automatically turned off if there is no input signal for 15 minutes. (TV Mode)
Viewing high resolution video from external devices
You can view high-resolution video by connecting it to a DVD player and Set-Top Receiver
(480p, 480i, 720p, 1080i-compatible) or a PC connector, AV (Composite) jack, S-Video jack,
VGA (RGB) connector, DVI (Digital) connector and Component 1/2 provided.
Viewing two video sources at the same time with the Picture-in-Picture
(PIP) feature
Using the PIP feature, you can watch two video signals from external devices simultaneously.
● Viewing two video signals:
SWAP
Interactive Menu Screen
The interactive menu screen lets you select a menu item to bring up another menu, providing
easy access to the monitor functions.
HDTV-Ready Display
Enables you to view high-definition digital pictures using a DVD player or HDTV set-top
receiver (480p, 480i, 720p, 1080i-compatible).
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Product Characteristics
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Various Picture/Sound Controls
● Allows you to set the picture and sound settings for a number of different types of program
and viewing and listening conditions.
● Supports SSM (Sound Status Memory) and PSM (Picture Status Memory), facilitating
optimum sound settings for different video modes (TV drama, music, movie, and so on).
Monitor Function
PC mode resolution supports up to 1600x1200 @ 60Hz. But to get the best picture quality,
adjust the PC graphics card to 1360x768 @ 60Hz.
N O T E
▶ PC Mode Resolution
If PC Graphic card is not supportting 1360x768. Please adjust resolution to 1280x768 @ 60Hz or
1024x768 @ 60Hz.
Product Characteristics
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Front View
1 LCD Display
Displays the current contents of the display.
2 MENU Button
Displays the main OSD menu. Exits from a sub-menu.
3 SOURCE Button
Displays a menu of all of the available input sources.
(TV, AV 1, 2, 3, Component 1, 2, DVI and RGB)
1-4
LCD Display Overview
LCD TV Overview and Installation
4 Channel (▼/▲) Buttons
Press CH (▼) or CH (▲) to change channels. Also used to select the OSD (On Screen
Display) menu.
5 Volume (◀/▶) Buttons
Press the VOL ◀(decrease) or VOL ▶ (increase) to change the volume. Also used to
increase or reduce the values in an OSD menu.
6 POWER Button
Press this button in Standby mode to turn off the LCD TV. (Use this button after pressing the
main power button on the rear panel of the LCD TV.)
7 Power Indication Lamp/Remote Controller Receiver
If the AC adapter is connected, the red lamp is on, and if the LCD Display power is turned on,
the green light is on. The function for receiving the radio waves emitted from the remote
controller. (Aim the remote control towards this spot on the LCD Display.)
8 External Speakers
Output device for LCD TV sound (for information on installing speakers, see Page 1-9).
LCD Display Overview
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LCD TV Overview and Installation
Rear View
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1 Head Phone Jack
Connects with a headphone.
2 AV3 : S-VIDEO (AV)
S-Video signal from an S-VHS VCR or Laserdisc player.
3 AV3 : Composite
- Composite Video IN : Connect with the Video input terminal from a VCR (or DVD Player).
- Audio L/R IN : Connect with the Audio-Left/Right from a Digital TV.
N O T E
▶ S-video or composite video input signal can be connected for use. (If both of them are connected, the
input signal connected to S-video is used.)
1-6
LCD Display Overview
LCD TV Overview and Installation
4 DVI-D
Connects the DVI cable to the DVI connector on the computer.
5 ANALOG RGB
Connects the VGA signal cable to the VGA connector on the computer.
6 PC AUDIO INPUT
Connect to the audio-output port of a PC.
7 RS-232C
This is used for connecting a serial cable.
8 COMPONENT 1/COMPONENT 2 VIDEO INPUT
Jack for connecting the DVD player (or VCR player or Digital TV playback player)
video input connector (for both DVD and DTV).
9 COMPONENT 1/COMPONENT 2 Audio Input Jack
Jack for connecting the DVD player (or DTV) audio input connector.
10 ANT (VHF/UHF) Connector
Connect with an external cable from the external antenna.
11 VIDEO INPUT 1/2 (AV 1, 2)
This jack is used for audio/video input from external devices.
12 VIDEO OUT 1
This jack is used for output from the LCD TV video to an external (other) TV.
13 Main Power Button
Press this button to switches the LCD TV main power on/off. (To use the TV, press this
button to turn the main power on, and press the POWER button on the remote control.)
14 AC Input Connector
To input AC power cable from a power outlet.
N O T E
▶ Either S-Video input signal or Composite Video input signal can be connected for use.
LCD Display Overview
1-7
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Cradle Installation
Place the cradle on a wide, stable, and flat surface.
If the cradle has not been assembled, assemble
it as illustrated in the diagram.
N O T E
▶ If installing the LCD panel on the cradle, install the LCD panel before attaching the speakers.
1-8
Lower the LCD panel in the direction of the arrow.
LCD Display Overview
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Secure the LCD TV with screws.
Speaker Installation
Attach the latch to the speaker, and secure it with screws.
Attach the speaker to the LCD TV, and secure it with screws.
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LCD Display Overview
1-9
LCD TV Overview and Installation
1-10
Connect the speaker audio cable to the LCD TV.
LCD Display Overview
LCD TV Overview and Installation
LCD Display Overview
1-11
Before Using the Remote Control
Inserting the batteries in the Remote Controller
You must insert or replace the batteries
in the remote controller.
❶ Open the cover.
❷ Insert dry cells with the correct polarity
(+, -).
❸ Close the cover.
N O T E
▶ Always use recommended batteries only; use of other batteries may result in battery leakage or
corrosion.
▶ Do not insert the batteries with the wrong polarity.
▶ Do not put spent batteries in a fire.
▶ Do not leave completely-used batteries in the remote controller. Leaving them in place for a long time
may cause corrosion of the electrodes in the remote controller.
▶ Replace the batteries with new ones, if the remote controller does not work well.
1-12
Remote Controller
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Information on the Use of the Remote Controller
● When using the remote controller, point it towards the remote controller receiving part of
the LCD Display.
● The operating distance should be within 10m.
● The receiving angle should be within 30 degrees.
N O T E
▶ Do not subject the remote controller to shock. It may get damaged.
▶ Be caregul not to let water get into the remote controller. It may cause damage.
▶ Do not disassemble the remote controller.
▶ Do not expose the remote controller to direct sunlight or other strong light. The remote controller may not
work normally.
▶ Do not keep in cold or humid places. It may cause defects.
Remote Controller
1-13
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Remote Controller Button Functions
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1 POWER Button
Turns the display On or Off.
2 NUMBER Buttons
Direct channel select. Direct page selection during Teletext display.
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Remote Controller
LCD TV Overview and Installation
3 PSM (Picture Status Memory) Button
Recalls your preferred picture setting. (Dynamic, Standard, Game, Mild, User)
N O T E
▶ PC Mode(CSM) : Warm, Normal, Cool, User
4 SSM (Sound Status Memory) Button
Recalls your preferred sound setting. (Flat, Music, Movie, Speech, User)
5 MENU Button
Displays OSD Menu.
6 VOL ◀/▶(-/+) Buttons
Increases or decreases the volume. Also used to select the OSD main menu, to select the
sub-menu or to change the values in sub-menus.
7 TV/AV Button
It converts to TV input mode and, if you press and hold the button, input mode will be
switched.
8 SLEEP Button
Sets the sleep timer. The apparatus is automatically turned off.
9 ARC (Aspect Ratio Control) Button
You can watch the LCD Display in various picture formats ; 16:9, 14:9, 4:3.
Repeatedly press the ARC button to select your chosen picture format.
<16:9>
<14:9>
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Remote Controller
1-15
LCD TV Overview and Installation
10 P.INPUT Button
Changes the PIP input source.
11 PIP Button
Changes the screen size. PIP(Small), PIP(Large), POP, PBP1, PBP2 screen change.
PIP(Small)
PIP(Large)
POP
PBP1
PBP2
12 CAPTION Button
Controls the caption decoder.
13 P.POSITION Button
Changes the PIP sub-window to 4 different corner locations.
PIP Position Change (PIP Mode only).
14 PIP-CH ▼/▲ Buttons
Use this button when PIP Input is set to TV to perform PIP Channel Down/Up.
15 SWAP Button
Swaps the main screen for a sub-screen (only in PIP, POP, PBP mode).
16 Q.VIEW Button
It goes from the channel you are currently viewing back to the channel you were
previously watching. (Quick Search View Function)
17 OK Button
Select sub-menu or fix user setting.
18 CH ▼/▲ Buttons
Press CH ▼ or CH ▲ to change channels. Also used to select in the OSD menu or
select the channel providing teletext service.
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Remote Controller
LCD TV Overview and Installation
19 MUTE Button
Press to temporarily cut off the sound.
20 MTS Button
Press to choose stereo, mono or Sepatate Audio Program (SAP broadcast).
21 SOURCE Button
Selects the external input source.
(TV, AV1, AV2, AV3, COMPONENT1, COMPONENT2, RGB, DVI)
Remote Controller
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Connecting the Aerial or Cable Television Network
To view television channels correctly, a signal must be received by the set from one
of following sources:
● An outdoor aerial
● An indoor aerial (not recommendable)
● A cable television network
When connecting an outdoor antenna
Antenna connection is the most important factor for obtaining clean and sharp video
quality. Whenever possible, use an external antenna in areas with weak signals.
1 In the first three cases, connect the aerial or network input cable to the 75Ω coaxial
socket on the rear of the TFT LCD display.
2 Press the TV button on the remote controller.
1-18
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
LCD TV Overview and Installation
UHF Outdoor Antenna
VHF Outdoor Antenna
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75Ω Coaxial Cable (Optional)
or
300Ω Feeder Cable (Optional)
Antenna Converter
(Optional)
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
1-19
LCD TV Overview and Installation
N O T E
▶ Connecting 300Ω
Ω feeder cable to the antenna converter
❶ Remove the insulation from
the 300Ω feeder cable.
❷ Use the driver to
loosen the screw.
❸ Connect the 300Ω feeder
cable, and secure it by
retightening the screw with
the screwdriver.
▶ If the video is not clear because of weak signals, install a signal amplifier to obtain clearer video. (An
amplifier is often necessary when using an indoor antenna.)
When connecting an indoor antenna (cable TV)
Check the antenna connector on the wall and then connect the antenna cable.
1-20
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Connecting VCR
When connecting to the composite connector
Different jacks on the rear panel are used for different external devices.
Method 1
VCR
Composite Audio/Video cable (Optional)
Method 2
VCR
Composite Audio/Video
cable (Optional)
N O T E
▶ S-video and composite video signals share the audio signals.
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
1-21
LCD TV Overview and Installation
When connecting to the S-video connector
Different jacks on the rear panel are used for different external devices.
Method 1
VCR
Audio cable (Optional)
S-Video cable (Optional)
Method 2
VCR
Audio cable (Optional)
S-Video cable (Optional)
1-22
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
LCD TV Overview and Installation
N O T E
▶ Connecting VCR (when connecting to the antenna input connector)
Different jacks on the rear panel are used for different external devices.
❶ Connect the external antenna cable to the VCR.
❷ Connect the 75Ω coaxial cable to the VCR and TV.
❸ Set the channel selection switch on the rear panel of the VCR to channel 3 or 4, and turn on the VCR
power.
❹ Turn on the TV power and switch the channel to the same channel that was set on the VCR (3 or 4).
❺ Insert a video tape into the VCR, and press the button.
VCR
External Antenna
75Ω coaxial cable
Connecting a DVD Player & Set-Top Box (Connecting to Y, Pb, Pr)
Connect a set of audio cables between the component AUDIO IN jacks of the LCD
Display and the AUDIO OUT jacks of the DVD Player.
Connect video cables between the Y, Pb and Pr inputs on the LCD Display and the Y, Pb
and Pr outputs on the DVD Player.
Turn on the TV power, and press the button on the remote control to select the
DVD mode (component 1 or 2).
Turn on the DVD Player power or Set-Top Box power to view high quality video.
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
1-23
LCD TV Overview and Installation
DVD
or
Set top
Audio cable (Optional)
Component cable (Optional)
N O T E
▶ For an explanation of Component video, see your DVD Player's manual.
▶ When connecting the DVD player or set top box, connect the component cable to the Component1
jack or the Component2 jack.
Connecting an External TV
The video output of this LCD TV can be transmitted to other external TVs.
1-24
Connect the audio/video cables to the video output jack on the LCD TV.
Connect the other end of the audio/video cables to the video input jack on the external TV.
Turn on the LCD TV power, and then turn on the external TV power.
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Check the video on the external TV and use the external TV remote control to select
the input mode. The same screen showing on the LCD TV will be displayed on the
external TV.
TV
Audio/Video cable (Optional)
Connecting to a PC
When used as a monitor, this LCD TV supports resolutions of 1600x1200 @ 60Hz (UXGA) /
1280x1024 @ 85Hz (SXGA). For best performance, please select 1280x768 @ 60Hz /
1360x768 @ 60Hz (WXGA).
Turn off your PC and LCD TV.
Turn on the PC power and verify the PC settings. (For best performance, please set the
resolution to 1280x768 @ 60Hz / 1360x768 @ 60Hz (WXGA).)
Connect a PC VGA or DVI cable between your PC and the ANALOG RGB or DVI-D of
the LCD TV. Then fasten the screws on both sides of the cable.
Connect a PC Audio Cable between the Sound Output Jack of the sound card on the
PC and the AV3 Composite of the LCD TV.
Connect a Power cable to the Power connector on the rear of your LCD TV.
Power on the computer before turning on the LCD TV.
Connecting the LCD TV and Peripheral Devices
1-25
LCD TV Overview and Installation
Turn on the TV power and press the button on the remote control to select the PC
input mode.
RGB
PC
Speaker
(optional)
Headphone
(optional)
or
Audio cable (optional)
VGA cable
DVI
PC
Speaker
(optional)
Headphone
(optional)
or
Audio cable (optional)
DVI cable
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