E RAE Electronics Industry Co PDT-423BKA PDP Monitor User Manual 90 X 42 X3NM BDMI 00

E-RAE Electronics Industry Co Ltd PDP Monitor 90 X 42 X3NM BDMI 00

Users Manual

42˝ PDP Monitor User's GuidePlease observe all safety precautions when using this product.Please read this manual carefully before using this product.
2CONTENTSQuick and Easy Installation That doesn’t make you feel fatigue on your Eyes.Versatility and Expandability Flat-Panel Digital Display easy on the Eyes.Safety PrecautionsPower Supply 4Installation 5Use and Maintenance 6Important Safety Instructions 7~9Considerations for usage 10User Guidance InformationName of each part 11Controls and Functions 12Accessories 12Mounting on a wall 13Installation Precautions 13Remote controller 14Precautions 15ConnectionsVCR Connections 16Cable TV Connections 17~18Camcorder/ Game Console Connections 19DVD Connections 20~21DTV Connections 22PC Connections 23Home Theater Connections 24Stereo Out Connections 24Basic UsePowering the PDP Monitor 25Initial Settings 25Watching TV 26Selecting TV/ External Input 27Using the Menu 27To Set Location 28Changing Picture Settings 29
3CONTENTSBasic UseChanging Sound Settings 30Custom Sound Adjustment 31Selecting the Menu Language 32Setting OSD Tone Menu Background 33ApplicationChanging Screen Size 33To view the still picture 33Viewing Picture in Picture 34~35Auto Volume Control 36Stereo Setting 36Resetting PDP Monitor Setting 37Setting Time 38Automatic Power On/ Off 39MonitorUsing TV as a Moniter 40Adjusting PC Screen 40Adjusting Colour Tone 41External adjustmentExtermal adjustment 42Set ID 42Special features 43RS-232C Communication Protocol 44~47Maintenance and ServiceTrouble shooting 48Trouble shooting Tips 49Supported Display Modes 49~5042" Specifications 51
4Safety PrecautionsCautionsWarningsPower SupplyDo not use a damagedpower cord or plug or aloose outlet.Doing so may result infire or electric shock.Do not plug severaldevices into the sameoutlet.Doing so may causethe outlet to overheatand start a fire.Insert the power plugfully into the outlet.A loose or improperlyinserted power plugmay result in fire.Do not touch the powerplug with wet hands.Doing so may result inelectric shock.Be sure to ground the unit.Failing to do so may lead to electric shock when a short circuit or overload occurs. If necessary, install a ground fault circuit breaker. Never ground to a telephone line, lightning rod, or metal gas pipe. (Doing so may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.)Do not bend the powercord excessively or placeheavy objects on it.Doing so may result infire or electric shock.Always unplug the unitbefore cleaning.Not doing so mayresult in fire or electricshock.When disconnecting thepower cord from an ACoutlet, always grasp it bythe plug.Pulling on the cordcan damage theinternal wire and mayresult in fire.The purpose of these precautions is toensure user safety and prevent propertydamage. Be sure to read and observe all safetyprecautions.
5Safety PrecautionsCautionsWarningsInstallationWarningsDo not place the unit where itis exposed to rain, excessivemoisture or grease. Doing so may result in fire,electric shock, malfunction,or deformation.Do not use or store flammable or combustible materialsnear the unit.Doing so may result in fireor explosion.Do not place the unit on anunstable surface, such as awobbly stand or sloped table, oron any surface whose area issmaller than the bottom area ofthe unit.If a child climbs on the unit, it couldtopple and fall onto the child,resulting in serious injury to thechild or damage to the unit. Placethe unit on a flat stable surface.Do not place containers withliquids such as flower vases,soft drink cans, or medicinebottles or small metallic objectson top of the unit.If liquid enters the unit or anymetal object falls into the unit,it may result in short-circuit,fire, or electric shock.Do not place the unit in apoorly ventilated enclosure,such as a cabinet.Doing so poses a seriousrisk of fire.Do not run power cords nearheat-producing appliancessuch as radiators, stoves, orirons.The excessive heat couldmelt the insulation andexpose live wires, resultingin fire or electric shock.Install the antenna away fromhigh-voltage power lines andcommunication cables andmake sure it is installedsecurely.If the antenna touches a powerline, contact with the antennacould result in fire, electricshock, serious injury, or death.Do not place a burning candle,burning anti-mosquito incense,or lighted cigarette on top of theunit. Do not place the unit nearany heat source such as afireplace or space heater.Doing so poses a seriousrisk of fire.Install the unit at an adeq-uate distance from thewall to ensure sufficientventilation.If the temperature insidethe unit rises, it may res-ultin fire.Do not cover the unit witha tablecloth, curtain, orother material.If the temperature insidethe unit rises, it may resultin fire.Be sure to place the uniton a level surface.Form a drip loop where thecoaxial antenna cable entersyour building to prevent rainwaterfrom traveling along the cableand coming in contact with theantenna input terminal.If rainwater finds its way insidethe unit, it may result in fire orelectric shock.The following precautions are divided into "Warnings" and "Cautions".Warning : Ignoring this precaution may result in death or serious injury.Caution : Ignoring this precaution may result in injury or property damage.
6Safety PrecautionsWarningsCautionsUse and Maintenance Do not insert any metalobjects, such as a screwdriver,paper clip, or bent wire intothe ventilation openings orA/V terminals.Doing so poses a seriousrisk of fire or electric shock.Do not allow children toclimb or hang on the unit.The unit could toppleover onto a child andresult in serious injury.Never disassemble or modifythe unit in any way. Do notattempt to service the unityourself.Doing so may result in fireor electric shock. If the unitrequires repair, contact theservice center.Disconnect the powercord from the wall outletduring an electrical storm.Not doing so may resultin fire or electric shock.When not using the unit forlong periods of time, discon- nect the power cord fromthe wall outlet.Dust could accumulate over timeon the unit and cause it togenerate heat and ignite, ordeteriorate insulation, which inturn may result in an electrical fire.When removing the batteriesfrom the remote control, makesure children do not swallowthem. Keep the batteries outof the reach of infants andchildren.If a child has swallowed abattery, seek medical atten- tion immediately.If you notice any unusualodors or smoke around theunit, immediately disconnectthe unit from the outlet andcontact the service center.Failure to do so may resultin fire or electric shock.When moving the unit, besure to turn off the unit andunplug the power cord fromthe wall outlet.Moving the unit with thepower cord connected to theoutlet may cause damage tothe cord, resulting in fire orelectric shock.Wipe off any moisture,dirt, or dust on the powerplug pins with a clean drycloth.Failure to do so mayresult in fire or electricshock.Always use two or morepeople to lift or move theunit.If the unit is dropped, itcould be damaged orotherwise cause injury.Always turn off the unit andunplug the power cord whencleaning the unit. Use a soft drycloth to clean the unit.Never clean with industrialstrength polish, wax, benzene,paint thinner, air freshener,lubricant, detergent, or othersuch chemicals. Also, do notclean with a damp cloth.It is advisable to clean theinterior of the unit at least oncea year. Contact the store ofpurchase or service center forinformation.Continuing to use the unitwithout cleaning off the dustbuild-up inside it may resultin fire or electric shock.Warnings
7Safety PrecautionsImportant Safety InstructionsImportant safeguards for you and your new product1) 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 of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer'sinstructions.8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or otherapparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug. A polarized plughas two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. When the provided plug 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 pinched particularly at plugs, conveniencereceptacles, 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 with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over. 13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.Always be careful when using your PDP Monitor. To reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock,and other injuries, keep these safety precautions in mind when installing, using, andmaintaining your machine.
Safety Precautions8Important Safety Instructions- These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.- Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.A warning that an apparatus with CLASS I construction shall be connected to a MAINS socketoutlet with a protective earthing connection.To prevent injury, this apparatus must be securely attached to the floor/wall in accordance withthe installation instructions.Caution :TO PREVENT DAMAGE WHICH MAY RESULT IN FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD,DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.WARNING CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPENCAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELE-CTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER(OR BACK). NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTSINSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIEDSERVICE PERSONNEL.This symbol indicates high voltageis present inside. It is dangerousto make any kind of contact withany inside part of this product.This symbol alerts you thatimportant literature concemingoperation and maintenance hasbeen included with this product.
9Important Safety InstructionsOne Federal Court has held that unauthorized recording of copyrighted TV programs is aninfringement of U.S. copyright laws.Certain Canadian programs may also be copyrighted and any unauthorized recording in whole orin part may be in violation of these rights.Important :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 protectionagainst harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a residential installation. Thisequipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used inaccordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If thisequipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct theinterference 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.REGULATORY INFORMATION :- These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service personnel only. To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.- Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.Caution :TO PREVENT DAMAGE WHICH MAY RESULT IN FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD,DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.WARNINGSafety Precautions
10Still image (immovable) screen may cause permanent damage toPDP Monitor.1. Lengthy display of still images from video games, banners, graphics and others may fatally damagethe screen.2. When using Picture-In-Picture, permanent damage may occur if the sub-image screen stays on thecorner of screen for a long time.3. When using the PDP Monitor in 4 : 3 formats with sidebars for a long period of time, it may causedamage to the plasma panel. It is recommended that you use Wide(16 :9) or Panorama format.(Image burn-in can be avoided by using "Panel Protection" function or a screen-saver. However,once image burn-in occurs, it may not disappear completely. An image will be dimmed as the imageis displayed long time or repeatedly.)Any damage to the PDP Monitor caused by improper usage (such as image burn-in) shall not becovered by the warranty.Defective pixels that can be seen on PDP Monitor screen.(illuminated spots, bright spots, blind spot, blinking)Generally, PDP Monitor consists of about 1.22 million pixels and having defective pixels is possible. APDP Monitor with a number of defective pixels below a certain number is not considered defective. Thelimited number of defective pixels does not affect the performance or reliability of the PDP Monitor. Thestandard of inspection regarding defective pixels is the same or better as the competitor's offering onsimilar PDP Monitor. It is not subject to replacement or a refund. We will do our best to minimize thedefective pixel as best as we can.Considerations For UsageSafety Precautions
11Names of each partCeiling - Mount Bracket Adjustable - Angle Wall mountTo improve the quality of the PDP Monitor, specification is subject to change without notice. Please contact your dealerfor current options available.StandFront ViewOptionsUser Guidance InformationInput ButtonMenu ButtonUp / Down ButtonVolume ButtonStandby Button
12RS-232C TerminalHDMI/DVI TerminalAnalog PC TerminalComponent 1 TerminalComponent 2 Terminal PC Audio Input Terminal Component 1 Audio Terminal Component 2 Audio TerminalComposite 1 Terminal S-VideoStereo OutputOPTICAL (Digital Audio output)AC Input Back ViewUser Guidance InformationControls and FunctionsThe configuration of the components may look different from the following illustration.Power Cord Battery 1.5V( AAA 2) User's GuideRemote ControlUser's GuideAccessories
13Installation PrecautionsWall MountingUsing the StandPlease secure enough space for safe use. (Please refer to A and B.)Installation of the PDP Monitor in an improperly ventilated location can cause a fire or damage to the PDPMonitor due to increased temperature.(Using the Stand)B(Mounting on a wall)ADo not install on an unstable location with support area smaller than the PDP Monitor.Please refer to the desktop stand user's manual for details of installation.Contact your dealer to purchase the "Adjustable-angle wall mount" required for wall-mounted installation.Please contact your dealer to purchase the "speakers".Mounting on a DesktopUser Guidance InformationYour PDP Monitor can be mounted on a Desktop as shown in the figure above.This is not floor-standing unit.
14Functions of remote controller buttonsThe remote controller is using Infra-Red (IR). Point it towards the front of the PDP. The remote controller may notwork correctly if it is operated out of range or out of angle.MUTE : SOUND MUTE KEYPOWER : POWER ON/OFF KEYSLEEP : SLEEP TIMER KEYAUTO : PC INPUT SIGNAL ADJSTILL : FREEZE KEYCOMPOSITE : COMPOSITE INPUT SELECT KEYS-VIDEO : S-VIDEO INPUT SELECT KEYCOMPONENT1 : COMPONENT1, INPUT SELECT KEYPC : PC INPUT SELECT KEYHDMI : HDMI/DVI INPUT SELECT KEYCOMPOENET2 : COMPONENT2 INPUT SELECT KEYP.SIZE : PIP SIZE SELECT KEYS/SWAP : SOUND SWAP KEYDISPLAY : INFORMATION DISPLAY KEYPIP : PIP ON/OFF CONTROL KEYP.INPUT : PIP INPUT SOURCE SELECT KEYP.POSITION : PIP POSITION SELECT KEYUP/ DOWN ( ) : MENU CONTROL KEYVOL ( ) : VOLUME +/- OR MENU CONTROL KEYENTER : SAVE THE VALUEMENU : OSD MENU DISPLAY KEYSOURCE : MAIN INPUT SOURCE SELECT KEY ARC : ASPECT RATIO CONTROL KEYSSM : SOUND STATUS MODE KEYPSM : PICTURE STATUS MODE KEYRemote controllerUser Guidance Information
15Avoiding Remote Control ProblemsInstering Batteries in the Remote ControllerPrecautionsHow to use remote controller2. Insert the two supplied batteries (AAA, 1.5V). Ensurethat the polarities (+and -) of the batteries are alignedcorrectly.1. Open the cover out completely.3. Replay the cover.1. Check the polarity (+,-) of the batteries in the remote controller.2. Check that the batteries have power.3. Check that the PDP Monitor is powered and that it is properly plugged in.4. Check if any three-wavelength lamp, special fluorescent or neon sign is turned on near the PDP Monitor.CAUTION : Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.Dispose of used batteries according to the national code (Recycling program).The remote control should be operated within 23feet(7m) and 30 to the left and the right of the IR receiveron the front of the PDP Monitor.Used batteries should be disposed properly.15User Guidance Information
161. Turn on the PDP Monitor and press on the remote controller.2. Use to move to "Composite".If S-Video has been connected, select "S-Video".3. Turn on the VCR, insert the tape and press play button.VCR ConnectionsConnect the PDP Monitor's Composite terminal to the VCR's Composite Out terminal using the Composite cable.(Make sure the colour of the terminals and the colour of the cable are the same)Use the S-Video cable for higher picture quality.Connection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.< PDP Monitor Back view >< PDP Monitor Back view >Composite CableS-Video CableAuto Cable< VIDEO >(R) (L)< VIDEO >(R) (L)Connecting to the composite terminalConnecting to the S-Video terminalPlaying the VCR16Connection
17Connect the PDP Monitor's Composite terminal to the Cable broadcasting receiver’s Composite Out terminal using theComposite cable. (Make sure the colour of the terminals and the colour of cable are the same)In order to watch Cable TV, Subscribe to your local Cable TV company and install a separate converter(Set-Top-Box) Connection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.Composite Cable< PDP Monitor Back view >(R) (L)< Cable broadcasting receiver >Connecting to the component terminalConnecting to the composite terminal17Connection< PDP Monitor Back view >Component cableAudio cable(R) (L)1. Connect PDP Monitor's Y, Pb,Prterminal in Component 1/2to the Cable broadcasting receiver’s Component Outterminal using the component cable.2. Connect PDP Monitor's Audio terminals (left & right) in Component 1/2to the Cable broadcasting receiver’s Audio Outterminal using the Audio cable.PrPbY< Cable broadcasting receiver >S-Video cable can be used if there is an S-Video terminal. S-Video CableAudio Cable< PDP Monitor Back view >< Cable broadcasting receiver >(R) (L)Connecting to S-Video terminalCable TV Connections
18ConnectionViewing Cable TV1. Turn on the PDP Monitor and press on the remote controller.2. Use to move to "Component1/2".If S-Video has been connected, select "S-Video".If SCART terminal has been connected, select “SCART1” or “SCART2”.If Composite has been connected, select “Composite”.3. Turn on the cable broadcasting receive and select the channel you wish to view.
19Camcorder/Game Console ConnectionsUsing Camcorder/Game Console1. Turn on the PDP Monitor and press on the remote controller. 2. Use to move to "Component 1/2". If S-Video has been connected, select "S-Video". If Composite has been connected, select “Composite”.3. Turn on the Camcorder or video game and Set to Video mode.(Please refer to the User's manual of Camcorder/ Video game for more information)4. Insert tape into Camcorder and press play button or insert disc into the Video game console.ConnectionConnection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.< PDP Monitor Back view >< PDP Monitor Back view >Composite CableConnect the PDP Monitor's Composite terminal to the camcorder/game console's Composite Out terminal with the Composite cable. (Make sure the colour of the terminals and the colour of cable are the same)S-Video cable can be used if there is an S-Video terminal. Connecting to the component terminalConnection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.Connecting to the composite terminalConnecting to S-Video terminal(R) (L)(R) (L)< Camcorder/ Game machine >1. Connect PDP Monitor's Y, Pb,Prterminal in Component 1/2to the Camcoder/game console’s Component Out terminal withthe Component cable.2. Connect PDP Monitor's Audio terminals (left & right) in Component 1/2to the Camcoder/game console’s Audio Out terminalusing the Audio cable.< Camcorder/ Game machine >< Camcorder/ Game machine >S-Video CableAudio Cable< PDP Monitor Back view >Component cableAudio cable(R) (L)PrPbY
20DVD ConnectionsConnectionConnection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.< PDP Monitor Back view >< PDP Monitor Back view >Component cableAudio cable(R) (L)1. Connect PDP Monitor's Y, Pb,Prterminal in Component 1/2to DVD's Video Out terminal using the Component cable.2. Connect PDP Monitor's Audio terminals (left & right) in Component 1/2to DVD's Audio Out terminal using the Audiocable.S-Video cable can be used if there is an S-Video terminal. Connecting to the component terminalConnecting to the S-Video terminalPrPbYS-Video CableAudio Cable< DVD >< DVD >(R) (L)
21ConnectionDVD ConnectionsPlaying the DVD1. Turn on the PDP Monitor and press on the remote controller.2. Use to move to "Component 1/2".If S-Video has been connected, select "S-Video".If HDMI terminal has been connected, select “HDMI”.3. Turn on the DVD, insert the DVD and press Play button.< PDP Monitor Back view >Connect the HDMI terminal of the PDP Monitor to the DVD with the HDMI cable.Connecting to the HDMI terminalHDMI Cable< DVD >(R) (L)PrPbY
22Viewing DTV1. Turn on the PDP Monitor and press on the remote controller.2. Use to move to "Component 1/2".If D-Sub 15 Pin terminal has been connected, select “PC”.If HDMI terminal has been connected, select "HDMl".3. Turn on the DTV receiver and select the channel that you want.DTV Connections22Connection< PDP Monitor Back view >< PDP Monitor Back view >1. Connect PDP Monitor's Y, Pb,Prterminal in Component 1/2to Video receiver's Video Out terminal using the Component cable.2. Connect PDP Monitor's Audio terminals (left & right) in Component 1/2to DTV receiver's Audio Out terminal using the Audio cable.DTV receiver's output terminal can be marked Y, Pb,Pror Y, Cb, Craccording to products.Some of DTV receiver(Set-Top-Box) have an PC Connector (D-Sub 15pin) instead of Component output .Some of DTV receiver(Set-Top-Box) have an DVI Connector instead of Component output .Connect Audio Cable from the Audio output terminal of receiver to the PC Audio input terminal of the PDP Monitor.Connecting to the component terminalConnecting to the D-SUB or HDMI terminalConnection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.(R) (L)< DTV receiver>(R) (L)PrPbY< DTV receiver>Audio CableAudio CableComponent CableHDMI to DVI CableD-SUB CableAudio Cable
23PC ConnectionsHow to Use as PCPC Connections23ConnectionConnect PDP Monitor's RGB terminal to PC's RGB terminal using the D-Sub cable.Connect PDP Monitor's PC Audio terminal to PC's Audio terminal using the Audio cable.(Only possible for PC's with Audio terminal)If there is a DVI- D terminal in your PC, use the HDMI to DVI cable connection.1. Turn on the PDP Monitor and press on the remote controller.2. Use to move to "PC".If HDMI has been connected, select "HDMI".3. Set the PC video output mode to VGA (640 480)/ SVGA (800 600)/ XGA (1024 768), SXGA (12801024, 60Hz). In the mode higher than SXGA (1280 1024, 60Hz) "Out of Range" message appears. Besure to change your PC video format to less than SXGA mode. < PDP Monitor Back view >< PC >Connection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.HDMI to DVI CableAudio CableD-SUB Cable
24ConnectionHome Theater ConnectionsStereo Out Connections< PDP Monitor Back view >Connect PDP Monitor's Digital Audio Out terminal to Home Theater’s Optical terminal using the Optical Cable.Connect PDP Monitor’s Stereo Out terminal to Audio’s Audio out terminal using the Audio Out Cable.Connection terminals of other appliances differ by manufacture and model.(R)VIDEO (L)< Home Theater>(R)VIDEO (L)< AUDIO>< Speaker> < Speaker>< PDP Monitor Back view >Optical Cable
25Basic UsePrior to using the PDP Monitor.Insert the power plug.Connect external equipment properly.Please use only after carefully reading this manual.Check the power connection to the AC outlet and the connection of AC input to the PDP Monitor.CAUTION - After unplugging the power cord, please wait at least more than 3 seconds to connectthe power cord back on.Power on/ offTo turn the PDP Monitor on :Press the "Standby" button. To turn the PDP Monitor off :Press "Standby" button on the PDP Monitor.If ON Time setting is set, the standby power should be ON. To turn on/off by remote controller :Press the Power button of remote controller (If the PDP Monitor is not turned on, check that the AC Power Cord on the PDP Monitor main body is connected. The standby power indicator will light up red if turned on).Powering the PDP MonitorInitial SettingsWhen the brand new television set it turned on for the first time, following settings can be set using the plug and play function of the TV.Using the menuUse to move to the desired "Language".Press to select. the desived LanguagePress to go back to the previous menu. Press .
26Press button on the remote control.Press button or wait 4 seconds for the display to disappear.Basic UseINFO - To check the current state To turn off only soundVolume ControlUse the mute function to turn off the PDP Monitor sound for a while, when a phone or a bell rings.Press button again to hear the sound again.Display shows user's setting and selections.increases the volume.decreases the volume.Watching TV
27Selecting TV/External InputUsing the MenuUse to move to the desired item. Press to select. Use (left, right arrows) to move the cursor to the desired function.Press to get into the sub menu. Press to adjust the setting. Basic UseYou can connect, Composite, S-Video, Component1/2,PC and HDMI to the TV set and enjoy these functions.All input sources will be automatically detected and displayed on screen.PressPressYou can between the TV signal and the input signal of other appliances connected to the TV.Use this function to switch to the input source you wish to view.Press The menu screen will appear.Press to go back to the previous menu.
28Use select between Custom/ Dynamic/ Standard/ Move/ Mild.Press to go back to the previous menu. Use to move to . Press to move to "Mode". Use to move to . Use select between Brightness/ Contrast/ Colour/ Sharpness/Tint.Use to adjust the setting.Press to go back to the previous menu. Basic UsePress .Custom Picture AdjustmentCustom : Select to set user's preferences.Dynamic : Select when using the PDP Monitor in abrightly lit environment.Standard : It is the best screen setting.Movie : Select when watching a movie. Mild : Select when using the PDP Monitor in a dimlylit environment.Custom DynamicStandardMovieMildPress .Custom ModeBrightness : It adjusts the brightness of the image. Contrast : It adjusts the contrast of image.Tint : It adjusts the natural tint of the image. (This mode appears only NTSC Video format connected.)Colour : It adjusts the intensity of the colour.Sharpness : It adjusts the clarity of the image.Changing Picture Settings
29Changing Sound SettingsUse to move to . Press to move to " Mode". Use select between Custom, Standard, Music, Movie, Speech. Basic UsePress to go back to the previous menu. Press orPress .Custom Standard Movie Music SpeechStandard : It is the flat sound setting with no equalizer effect at all.Music : It is preset for music listening.Movie : It is preset sound for watching a movie.Speech : It is preset for hearing vocal audio clearly.Custom : Select when listening to the sound to user's preference.
30Use to move to the desired category.Use to adjust the setting. Press to go back to the previous menu. Use to move to . Press to move to " Equalizer". Press to select. Basic UsePress .Custom ModeVolume : It adjusts the sound volume.Balance : It adjusts the volume of speakers on the left and the right. Equalizer : It adjusts the volume by frequency bands and the user can select the desired sound quality.Custom Sound Adjustment
31Press to go back to the previous menu. Use to move to . Press to move to "OSD Tone". Use to select the "On" or "Off". Press to go back to the previous menu. Use to move to . Press to move to "Language". Use to select the desired language. Basic UseMenu screen can be viewed in the language preferred by the user.Press .Press .Selecting the Menu LanguageSetting OSD Tone Menu Background
32ApplicationPress . Screen Sizewide - It makes 16 : 9 format for input signal.Panorama - It makes 4 : 3 format fit into 16 : 9 format with minimal loss in content. Zoom - It enlarges the natural screen factor by approx. 5 %4 : 3 - It is the standard format of broadcasting.wide4 : 3ZoomPanorama wide4 : 3 Zoom PanoramaIn PC input mode, you can only select either the wide or the 4 : 3 mode. Press .Picture will freeze, but sound will continue to be heard. Press again to cancel.Changing Screen SizeTo view the still picture
33ApplicationUse to select the desired input source.Press to go back to the previous menu. Press to move to "Mode". Use to select the “PIP” or “PBP”.Press to go back to the previous menu. Press to move to "Sub Input Source" Use to select the "PIP".Press to go back to the previous menu. Use to move to . Press to move to "Mode". Press .Or press . The sub-screen can be changed to display picture fromthe desired input source.Or press . Sound from only one of the screens may be heard.Or press . External InputChanging the Screen SizeViewing Picture in Picture
34Viewing Picture in PictureApplicationSelecting Sub Screen SoundOr pressThe sound of the sub screen can be selected when PIP is being displayed.Use to select the desired position.Press to go back to the previous menu.Press to move to "Position". Selecting PositionOr press . Sub-screen position can be selected only from the .Press to move to "Sound Select". Use to select the "Main" or "Sub".Press to go back to the previous menu.
35Press to go back to the previous menu. Use to move to . Press to move to "MTS". Use to select the desired category. Use to select the "On" or "Off".Press to go back to the previous menu. Use to move to . Press to move to "AVC". ApplicationThis feature maintains an equal Volume level ; even if you change channels.Or press . (Multi Television Sound) Press .Press .Auto Volume ControlStereo Settings
36ApplicationUse to move to . Press to move to "Reset". Press to select. Use to select the "Yes" or “No”.Press to select. Resetting PDP Monitor SettingsIt resets all of the parameters to the factory default.The PDP Monitor will turn off. The parameters will be set to factory default.Press .
37ApplicationUse to move to . Press to move to "Time". Press to select.Use to move to “time”. Use digit key to adjust the desired hour and minute. Press to go back to the previous menu. Setting TimePress .You can set your local time by adjusting the differences from GMT, according to your location.
38Automatic Power On/OffApplicationSetting Time for Power On Setting Time for Power OffSetting HourUse to select, digit key to setSetting MinuteUse to select, digit key to setSet/CancelUse to select, to select the"On" or "Off"Channel SelectUse to select, to set programVolume ControlUse to select, to set volume It automatically turns off the Monitorafter a designated period of timeDepending on the number of times the "Sleep" button is pressed, the Monitorwill beturned off after 30, 60, 90, 120, 150 or 180 minutes. It sets the current time and then the automatic turn on/off can be set. The time settings are retained onlyif the AC Power Cord is unplugged, the time is reset. To retain the time setting, do not unplug the ACPower Cord.To have the Monitor turn off after you fall a sleepClock time must be setPress .Press .Use to move to . Press to move to “Time”. Press to select. Press to go back to the previous menu.
39Use to move to "PC". Press to select. Use to move to .Use to move to desired category.Use to adjust the setting.Press to go back to the previous menu. PC Mode must be on in order for you to use the TV as a monitor.Using TV as a MonitorPress .Use this function to remove or reduce noise impacts in case TV vibrates and image boundary is unstablePress .Auto : Use when the screen is not focused or centered.H-Position : It moves the image on the screen horizontally.V-Position : It moves the image on the screen vertically.Using TV as a MonitorAdjusting PC ScreenMonitor
40Adjusting Colour ToneMonitorUse to move to . Use to move to "Colour Tone" Press to select.Use to select the desired category. Use to adjust the setting.Press to go back to the previous menu. Press .Phase : It adjusts the phase shift of the image. Use when image appears blurry or out of focus.
41External adjustmentExternal adjustmentSet IDHow connect a external equipmentUse the RS-232C jack o control monitor’s functions externally by external equipment.<Back view of the PDP Monitor>The adjustment range of Set ID is 1~99.Use this function to choose monitor ID number.Use to move to .Press to move to "Set ID". Press to select. Use to select the desired ID number. Press to go back to the previous menu. Press .
42External adjustmentSpecial featuresPin NO.4 and PinNO.6 must be connected onmonitor sideUse a crossed (reverse) cable.Wire the cable so that each pair of data lines cross between the two devices. These data line pairs are RXD(Receive to send) and TXD (Transmit data), DTR (DTE side ready) and DSR (DCE side ready), and RTS(Ready to send) and CTS (Clear to send).PC PDP MonitorD-sub 9 D-sub 9 7-wire configuration(Standard RS-232C cable) 3-wire configuration(Not standard)No. Pin name1 No connection2 RXD (Receive data)3 TXD (Transmit data)4 DTR (DTE side ready)5 GND6 DSR (Dce side ready)7 RTS (Ready to send)8 CTS (Clear to send)9 No ConnectionRXD 2 3 TXDTXD 3 2 RXDGND 5 5 GNDDTR 4 6 DSRDSR 6 4 DTRRTS 7 8 CTSCTS 8 7 RTSPC PDP MonitorD-sub 9 D-sub 9 RXD 2 3 TXDTXD 3 2 RXDGND 5 5 GNDDTR 4 4 DTRDSR 6 6 DSRRTS 7 7 RTSCTS 8 8 CTSType of connector : D-Sub 9-pin maleRS-232C configurationsControl line
43External adjustmentRS232C Communication ProtocolBAUD RATE : 19200 bpsData Length : 8bitsParity : NoneStop bit : 1bitItem ASCII Code Data(hex)1. Power p 00h~01h2. Input Source i 00h~07h3. Aspect Ratio r 00h~08h4. Volume Mute w 00h~01h5. Volume Control v 00h~64h6. Screen Mode s 00h~04h7. Brightness b 00h~64h8. Contrast k 00h~64hItem ASCII Code Data(hex)9. Information f 00h~01h10. Pip On o 00h~01h11. Pip Source u 00h~07h12. Pip Location n 00h~03h13. Pip Sound set e 00h~01h14. Pip Mode d 00h~02h15. Sound Mode y 00h~04h* Transmission{Command}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}{Commad} To Control Code PDP Monitor{ } "Space , ASCII Code = 0x20"{SET ID} You Can Adjust SET ID Setup Menu of PDP Monitor{Data} Data CommandTransmit 'FF' data to dataread mode{Cr} Carriage ReturnASCII Code 0x0d* Ok Acknowledge{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}The PDP Monitor set transmits ASCII based onthis format When receiving normal data. At thistime, If the data is data read mode, it indicatespresent status data if the data is data writemode, it returns the data of PC.* In case set ID is 0, Ack data doesn’t feed back, andyou can adjust all PDP Monitor set.COMMUICATION PARAMETERSCommand ListTramsmission / Receiving Protocol List
44External adjustmentRS232C Communication Protocol2. Input Source : iTo Input Source Select* Transmission{i}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : TVData 1 : Scart 1Data 2 : Scart 2Data 3 : CompositeData 4 : S-Video1. Power : pTo Control Power On/Off of the PDP Monitor * Transmission{p}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : OffData 1 : On* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : OffData 1 : OnRead Power On Source Status* Transmission{p}{ }{SET ID}{ }{FF}{Cr}* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : TVData 1 : Scart 1Data 2 : Scart 2Data 3 : CompositeData 4 : S-VideoData 5 : Component 1Data 6 : Component 2 Data 7 : HDMI Data 8 : PC If Other Functions Transmit 0xFF data based on thisformat, Ack data feeds back present status abouteach function. Data 5 : Component 1Data 6 : Component 2 Data 7 : HDMI Data 8 : PC * Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : TVData 1 : Scart 1Data 2 : Scart 2Data 3 : CompositeData 4 : S-VideoData 5 : Component 1Data 6 : Component 2 Data 7 : HDMI Data 8 : PC 3. Aspect Ratio : rTo adjust screen format* Transmission{r}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : Auto wideData 1 : WideData 2 : 4:3Data 3 : ZoomData 4 : Panorama* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : Auto wideData 1 : WideData 2 : 4:3Data 3 : ZoomData 4 : Panorama
454. Volume Mute : wTo Select volume mute on/off* Transmission{w}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : OnData 1 : Off* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : OnData 1 : Off5. Volume Control : vTo adjust volume * Transmission{v}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data : Min : 00h~Max : 64h* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data : Min : 00h~Max : 64h6. Screen Mode : sTo Select Screen Mode* Transmission{s}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : CustomData 1 : DynamicData 2 : StandardData 3 : MovieData 4 : Mild* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : CustomData 1 : DynamicData 2 : StandardData 3 : MovieData 4 : Mild7. Brightness : bTo adjust Brightness* Transmission{b}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data : Min : 00h~Max : 64h* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data : Min : 00h~Max : 64h8. Contrast : kTo adjust Contrast* Transmission{k}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data : Min : 00h~Max : 64h* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data : Min : 00h~Max : 64h9. Information : fInformation on/off * Transmission{f}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : OnData 1 : Off* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : OnData 1 : Off10. Pip On : oPip on/off* Transmission{o}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : OnData 1 : Off* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : OnData 1 : OffExternal adjustmentRS232C Communication Protocol
46External adjustmentRS232C Communication Protocol11. Pip Source : uTo Select Pip Source* Transmission{u}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : TVData 1 : Scart 1Data 2 : Scart 2Data 3 : CompositeData 4 : S-VideoData 5 : Component 1Data 6 : Component 2 Data 7 : HDMI Data 8 : PC * Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : TVData 1 : Scart 1Data 2 : Scart 2Data 3 : CompositeData 4 : S-VideoData 5 : Component 1Data 6 : Component 2 Data 7 : HDMI Data 8 : PC 12. Pip Location : nTo Select Pip Position* Transmission{n}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : Right TopData 1 : Left TopData 2 : Left TopData 3 : Right Bottom* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : Right TopData 1 : Left TopData 2 : Left TopData 3 : Right Bottom13. Pip Sound Set : eTo Select Pip Sound* Transmission{e}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : MainData 1 : Sub* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : MainData 1 : Sub14. Pip Mode : dTo Select Pip Mode* Transmission{d}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : SingleData 1 : PIPData 2 : PBP* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : SingleData 1 : PIPData 2 : PBP15. Sound Mode : yTo Select Sound Mode* Transmission{s}{ }{SET ID}{ }{Data}{Cr}Data 0 : CustomData 1 : StandardData 2 : MovieData 3 : MusicData 4 : Speech* Ack{SET ID}{:}{OK}{x}{Data}{x}Data 0 : CustomData 1 : StandardData 2 : MovieData 3 : MusicData 4 : Speech
47Maintenance and ServiceTrouble shooting Problem ActionScreen appears, Voice is not heard 1. Press the "Mute"button. (page 30)2. Increase the sound by pressing volume adjustment button.3. Check if voice terminal of external input is connected properly.4. Check if speaker cables are connected properly.5. If it is on PIP mode, convert audio of main screen and sub screen bypressing SOUND SEL.6. Select and check the other input.If the sound still does not work and the other channels are the same afteryou have done as the above, contact your dealer or an authorizedservice center.7. Check if the headphone jack gets pluged in. 8. Check if the speaker on/off selection at "On" in sound mode.Lots of noise (static) occurs. When connecting a Set-Top-Box, check that it is on stereo broadcasting. If itis, the TV program may not be available or the reception may be bad.Check the audio source with another player. If that source is good, contactyour dealer or an Authorized service center.Sound related MattersIn case a problem occurs with your PDP Monitor, please take the following steps first.If you still have the problem, turn the power off and contact your dealer or an authorized service center.Screen related MattersProblem ActionThe screen does not appear. Is the power plug pulled out? Insert the power plug. Turn the mainpower button on and press the power button of the remote controller.The screen appears too This problem occurs for a brief time in the process ofslowly after the power is turned on. image elimination processing in order to hide temporary screen noisethat occurs when the power is turned on. But if the screen does notcome after 1 minute has passed, contact your dealer or anauthorized service center.Screen is too bright or too dark. Perform brightness adjustment or Contrast adjustment. (Please referto page 34)Screen is too large or too small. Adjust the screen size. (Please refer to page 38)Stripes appear on the screen Stop using wireless telephones, hair driers and electric drills.and it shakes.Simultaneous Screen Check that PDP Monitor and external equipment are connected.does not appear. Check the inputs of simultaneous screen by pressing sub-screenselection.The screen does not move. Press the STILL button. (Please refer to page 42) Check if the Pausebutton is pressed on external equipment.Computer Input Screen is abnormal. Perform manual fine adjustment (Please refer to page 50).Automatic Turn On does not work. Automatic Turn On function works only when turning the PDPMonitor off with the remote controller or Standby button.The screen shows snow or black patt-erns and then reverts to a clear picture.The problem only occurs with DVI input when an abnormal signal isissued during an authorization process for a High-bandwidth DigitalContent Protection (HDCP) compatible device. While it may varydepending on the actual device, the screen reverts to normal within ashort time (5-7 seconds).The screen flickers in multi-screenmode (PIP/PBP).The problem occurs when both main and sub screens are supplied withinterlaced signals. Whilst an internal de-interlacer should remove anytrembling that occurs with interlaced signal input, either of the screenscan still tremble when both screens are input with interlaced signals,because there is only one de-interlacer available.
48Maintenance and ServiceTrouble shooting TipsSupported Display ModesProblem ActionRemote controller does not work. 1. Check if main power is On.2. Check that the batteries of the remote controller wereloaded properly.3. Check to see if any obstacle exists between the PDPMonitor and the remote controller and remove it, if any.4. If the batteries have no power, replace them with two new batteries.5.Please check out current mode of fnuction key.PDP Monitor makes strange noise. It is the noise when the mechanism expands or contractsfrom to changes to the environment due to factors suchas humidity, temperature, etc. It is not a failure.PDP Monitor indication lamp is On. The red means the Stand-by power is ON. It will take afew seconds to turn off as the main power is off.This PDP Monitor is for household use and registered as suitable on electromagnetic waves. Therefore, you can use it in every location as well as residential areas.For improvement of product's quality, program can be upgrade without costomer's agreemant.OthersIf any signal of unsupported resolution is input, the "Out of Range" message appears.Considerations in InstallationPC modeResolution Horizontal Frequency (KHz) Vertical Frequency (Hz)31.47 6037.86 7237.50 7531.47 7035.15 5637.88 6048.88 7246.88 7548.36 6056.48 7060.02 7564.0 60640 480720 400800 6001024 7681280 1024
49Maintenance and ServiceSupported Display ModesIf any signal of unsupported resolution is input, the "Out of Range" message appears.Component Mode [Y, Cb(Pb), Cr(Pr)]Resolution Horizontal Frequency (KHz) Vertical Frequency (Hz)720 480 15.73 60.00 SDTV, DVD 480i720 576 15.63 50.00 SDTV, DVD 576i720 480 31.47 59.94 SDTV, 480p720 576 31.25 50.00 HDTV, 576p1280 720 37.50 50.00 HDTV, 720p1280 720 45.00 60.00 HDTV, 720p1920 1080 28.12 50.00 HDTV, 1080i1920 1080 33.75 60.00 HDTV, 1080iPIP Matrix Table
50Maintenance and ServiceSpecificationsAspect Ratio 16 : 9Screen Size (H V) 921.6 519.2mmResolution 1024 768( XGA ) (1 Pixel = 3RGB Cells)Cell pitch (H V) 300 (H) 676 (v)Displayable Colors 16.7MBrightness 1200cd/m2(w/o filter)Contrast 10,000:1 (MAX)Viewing Angle 160Input signal NTSC SD, HD, VGA~SXGATuner NONEPC Input Analog RGB, HDMIAC Input AC100-240V~, 50/60Hz, 4A(MAX)Power Consumption 320W (MAX)Standby Mode 1W42" Specification
5151DIGITAL ART90-X-42-X3NM-BDMI-00

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