Samsung Electronics Co PPM42H3 42-inch PDP Monitor User Manual

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@ PDP-MONITOR
(ELASMA DISPLAY BANEL)
PPM42H3
Owner’s Instructions
Before operating the unlt,
please read this manual thoroughly,
and retain it for future reference,
Intended ior Common ial Use nl|l| Opornlimi
ON-SCREEN MENUS
PICTURE IN PICTURE (PIP)
VIDEO WALL
MDC (MULTIPLE DISPLAY CONTROL)
DNIE'"
Thank You for Choosing Samsung!
Thank you for choosing Samsung.’ Your new Samsung product represents the latest in FOP
technology. We designed it with comm-use arr-screen menus, nmktng it one oftlte best
pruduz is In its class. We are Fraud to offer you a product that will provide convenient,
dependable service and enjoyment for years to come.
Warning! Important Safety Instructions
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In) nnr 0pm dangerous voltage tnstde
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tNSIDE. REFER SERVIDlNG rn QUALIFIED senvtcs filefl'rlsyoll 0’ lmrmf‘afl}
PERSONNEL IrtslrUCiIDrls accompanying
the product.
Note to CATV system installer: This reminder is provided to call CATV system installer’s attention to Article 820-
40 or the National Electrical Code (Section 54 oi Canadian Electrical Code, Part l). that provides guidelines for
proper grounding and, in particular. speciltes that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding syslem oi
the building as close to the point ol cable entry as practical
Caution: FCC/GSA regulations state that unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment may void
the user's authurity to operate it.
Caution: To prevent electric shock, match the Wlde blade OI plug to the Wide slolt and fully insert the plug.
Attention: pour evtter les chucs electttquas. introduiro la lame la plus large de la liche dans la home
correspondante de la prise el puusserjusqu'au tend.
Important: One Federal Court has held that unauthorized recording oicopyrtghted TV programs ts an
inlrtngement or us copyright Iaws.Certain Canadian programs may also be copyrighted and any unauthorized
recording in whole or in part may be in violation at these rights.
TO PREVENT DAMAGE WHICH MAY RESULT IN FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
Important Safety Informations (UL1492)
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Read all safety and operating instructions before operating your PDP.
Keep the safety and operating instructions tor future reference
Heed all warnings on the POP and in the operating instructions.
Follow all operating and use instructions.
Unplug the pop from the wall outlet lJefOie cleaning. Use a dump cloth; du nnt use liquid or aeresnl
Cleaners.
Never add any attachments and/or equipment without approval of the manufacturer, Such additions
can increase the risk of fire, electric shock, or other personal injury.
Do not use the I’DP where contact with or immersion in water is a possibility, such as near hath tubs,
sinks, Washing machines, swtmmlng pools, etc.
Do not place the PDP on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, table, or
lloor where it Cari iall A falling I’DP call cause serious injury to a child or ‘
adult, and serious damage to the appliance, Use only Wlll’l a cart, stand,
tripod, bracket, oi table recommended by the manufacturer or sold With
the PDP. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions when mounting the unit,
arid use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer. Move
the I’DI’ and can with care Quick stops, excesslve force, and uneven
surfaces can make the unit and cart unsteady and likely to overturn.
Provide ventilation lol' the PDl’. The unit is designed with slots in the cabinet For ventilation to protect
it from overheating, Do not block these openings with any object, and do not place the PDP on a
bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface, Do not place it near a radiator or heat register. lf you place the
PDP on a rack or bookcase, ensure that there is adequate ventilation and that you've followed the
manufacturer's instructions for mounting.
Operate your l’DI’ only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not
sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your appliance dealer or local power com
pany.
Use only a grounded or polarized outlet. For your salety, this I’DP is equipped with a puiarized
alternating current line plug haying one blade Wider than the other. This plug will fit into the power
outlet only one Way. if you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If
the plug still does not fit, contact your electrician to replace your outlet
Protect the power cord, Power supply cunts should he routetl so lhztt they won’t be walked on or
pinched by ohiects placed on or against them. Pay particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the potnt where they exit irom the unit.
Unplug the PDP from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system during a lightning
storm or when left unattended and unused for long periods at time. This will prevent damage to the
unit due to lightning and power-line surges,
Important Safety Informations (UL1492) (continued)
Avoid ovetllead power lines. An Outside anlenna system should not he placed in the vicinity of
overhead power lines or other electric light or power CIYCLIIIS or where it can fall into such power
lines or circuits. When installing an outside antenna system, be extremely careful to keep it om
touching the power lines orcircuits. Contact with such lines can be fatal.
Do not overload the wall oullei or Extension ctirrls. Overloading can result in flre or elecltic shock
Do not insert anything through the openings in the unit, where they can touch dangerous voltage
points or damage parts. Never spill liquid of any kind on the PDI’.
Ground outdoor antennas. if an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the PDP, be sure the
antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and
built-up static charges Section 810 ufthe National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA No.70r1984,
provides information about proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the
lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna
discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and requirements for the grounding electrode.
Do not attempt to service the PDF’ yourself. Reler all servicing to qualified serv'it'e personnel. Unplug
the unit from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following
conditions:
7 when the powersuppiy card or plug is damaged
- it liquid has been spilled on the unit or if oblects have fallen into the unit
e if [he I’DI’ has been exposed to rain or water
- if the PDP does not operate normally by following the operating instructions
— if the PDP has been dropped or the Cabinet has been damaged
, when the PDP exhibits a distinct change in performance
Ifyou make adyustments yourself, adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating
instructions. Adjusting other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a
qualified technician to restore the PDP to normal,
when replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician uses replacement pans specified
by the manufacturer or those that have the same characteristics as the original part, Unauthorized
substitutions may result in additional damage to the tinit.
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this FDI’, ask the service technician to perform safety
checks to determine that the PDP is in a safe operating condition.
The PDP can properly opeiato in a temperature range or 324 04”F(0~40°C) and soon humidity. Do
not use in a hot and humid place
Before moving the PDl’ equipped wtth speakers, separate the speakers from the PDP. if you move the
PDP with the speakers attached, it may result in damage or tnyury.
Important Safety Instructions (UL6500)
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Read these instructions.
Keep these instructions.
Heed all Warnings.
Follow all inslluclians
Do not use this apparatus near water
clean only with dry clolh.
Do not block any ventilation opening, Install in accordance with the mantitaclurer's instructions
Do not install near any heal sources such as radiators, heat registers, or other apparatus (Including
amplifiers) that produce heat.
Do not aeieat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding—type plug. A polarized plug has lwo
blades with one wider than the ether. A gruunding type plug has lwo hlaues anrl a third grounding
prong. The wide blade er the third prong are provided for your safety. ll’ the provided plug does nut tii
“inln your outlet, consult an elec tr lan for replacement uflhe ohsulete uul|eL
i>reieet the power cord train being walked on or pinched partlculally at
plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit tram Ihe ’
apparatus.
Only use attachments/accessories spectfled hy lhe manufacturer
Use only with carl, stand, tiiporl, bracket, or table specified by the
manufacturer, or sold With the allparalus, When a used, cauliun when
mcvlng the cart/apparatus combination to avoid in|ury from tip-over,
Unplug this apparatus during I'lghtning sternis or when unused lor long periods at time
Reler all servicing to qualified service persunnel. Servicing is required when lhe apparatus has been
damaged in any way, sueh as powersupply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or
uleelzts have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has heen exposed tn rain or moisture, does nol
uperate normally, or has been dropped.
User Instructions
The Federal Communications Commission Radio
Frequency Interference Statement includes the
following warning-
NOTE; This equipment has been tested and round to
comply with the limits tor a Class B digital device,
pursuant to Part ‘l s 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
tiequency energy and, it not installed and used in
accomlnnce with the instructions, may cause harmltil
interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interterence will not occur in a
particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmiul InleflelEnCe to
radio or pop receptions, which can be determined by
turning tlte equipment oil and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
more of the lollowtnp, measures
0 Reorient or relocate tlte receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment
and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different truth that In which the receiver is
connected.
0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radlUle’
technlclan for help
User Iniormalion
Changes or modifications not expressl , ppiouerl by
the party responsible for compliance could void the
user's authority to operate the equipment. If necessary,
consult your dealer or an experienced radl'u/PDi>
technician tor additional suggesllnns, ‘(nu may rind the
booklet called. How to Identity and Resolve
Radio/PUP Interlcrence Problems helpfuli This booklet
was prepared by the Federal Communications
Commission. II is available from the us Covemntenl
I’rtnlittg office, Washington, DC 2040., Stock
Number
0044300003454
llte party responsible for product compliance:
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO , LTD
America QA Lab otsiinisiini;
3551 Michelson Drlt'e,
Suite 1290, Irvine, CA926|2 USA
This device complies with Part is at the FCC Rules. Opemliun is subject to the toltowing two co
(1) this device may not cause harmtul intcrlcrcnce, and
(2) This device must acceptany interference rec ed including inlerlerence that ma cause undoireito ei—atinn
Warning
User mtlst use shielded signal interface cables to
maintain FCC compliance [or the product, l’rovtded
ivith this monitor is a detachable power supply cord
\\‘I|l\ IEC320 style terminations, it may lie suitable loi
connection to any UL Listed personal computer With
similar configuration. Before making the connection,
make sure the voltage rating ol the computer
convenience outlet is the same as the monitor and that
the ampere rating of the computer convenience outlet
is equal to or exceeds the monitor voltage rating,
For 120 Volt applications, use only UL Listcd
detachable power cord with NEMA configuration 5-
lsP type (parallel blades) plug cap. For 240 Volt
applications use only UL Listed Detachable power
supply cord with NEMA coniigumtinn outs? type
ttandem blades) plug cap.
IC Compliance Notice
This class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of
the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment
Regulations of ICES-003.
Cet appareil Nunie’rioue rle classe B respects toutes les
exigences on Réglemnnl NMB—O] sur les équipenients
produisant (les interferences au
Canada.
Notice de Confurmité It
Get appareil numérirtue tie classe B respecte toutes les
exigences ilu Réglement ICES-003 sur tes équipemenls
prodiiisanl des interferences at. Canada.
VCCI
This is a Class B product based on the standard of the
Voluntary Control Council for interference by
lnloimation Technology Equipment tvcctt it this is
used near a radio or PDP receiver in a domestic
envlmnmenl, it may cause iadio interference. Install
and use the equipment according to the instruction
manual
thisctassuii tal apparatus compticsw ti
Canadian ICES-003.
co appareil numerique do ta ctasse B est
conforme a la narine NMB-003 du Cananda.
Important Warranty Information Regarding PDP Format
Viewing
Witle screen format PDP Displays t I 6:9,the aspect ratio or the screen witlth to height) are primarily
designed to view Wide screen rennet full-motion vitlee. The images displayed on them should primarily
he in the wide screen 16:9 ratio formal, or expanded to fill the scleen if your lnuriel offers this feature and
constantly moving. Displaying stationary graphics and images on screen, such as the dark side-bars on
nun»ex|)an(led standard lutmnt PDP viden and programming, should he limited to no more than s-vn or
the (Dial PDP Viewmg per week
Additionally, viewing ether stationary images and text such as slack market reports, video game tlisplays,
station logos, web sites or computer graphics and patterns, should be limited as tlescrihed above for all
PDP displays Displaying stationary images that exceed tire above guidelines can mum uneven aging oi
PDP Displays that leave subtle, but permanent burned-in git-7st images in the PDP picture. To avoid
this, vary the programming and images, and primarily display full screen moving images, not stationary
patterns or dark bars. On PDP models that alter picture sizing features, use these controls to View
tliiierent lormats as a itili screen picture.
lie carelui in the selection and duration oi PDP formats tlserl for viewing Uneven PDP aging as a result
at format selection and use, as well as burned-in images, are not covered by ynur Samsung limited
warranty.
User Instructions
Screen Image relem‘ion
De tlol display a still image lsuch as on a video game or when hooking up a PC to this PDP) on the
plasma display panel for more than 2 hours as it can tause screen image retention, This image
retention IS also known as "sfreen burn”. To avoid such image relention, reduce [he degree of
brightness and contrast at this screen when displaying a still image
Cell Defect
The plasma display panel cunsisla 01 line cells. Although the panels are produced with more than
99.9 percent acltve cells, there may be some cells that do not produce light or remain lit.
Height
The PDP can normally operate only under ZOUUm in height. It might abnormally Function at a place
over ZDOOm in height and do not install and operate there.
Warranty
- Warranty Period: Two years Starling (mm the purchase oryotir l’Dl’.
, Warranty does not cover any damage caused by image retention
— Burn—in is nol covered by the warranty.
”EL/RQEEANALQILCE
l’rotlucls wllh Ihe CE marking comply with the EMC Directive
(Swim/EEC], (92/31/50, l‘B/bB/EEC) and Ihe Low Voltage
Directive (73/23/EECJ issued by the Commission of the
European Community. Compliance with these directives
implies conformity to the tnllnwing European Norms:
l EN55012:19‘JB
Radlo Frequency interference
- EN55024z199H
Electromagnetic immunity
I EN61000-3-212000
Power Line Harmonics
I ENM 000-3-3t1955
Voltage Fluctuations
- mamas
Pmtlucl Salety
W' ng the Mains Power Supply Plug (UK Only)
The malrls lead on (his equipment is supplied min a moulded plug lncorporallng a (use. The value ol me luse ls lrldlcaled on me
pin lace pl lire plug and, ii ll requires replacing, a luse approved lo ESIISSZ ol lne same ruling rnusl ire used. Never use the plug
wiln lne luse cover ornilled il lne oover is delaohaule. ii a replacement luse cover is required. il must be oi lne same colouras lne
pin laee oi the plug. Heplaeernenl covers are available lrom your dealer. ll lne lined plug is nol suilable Iol me power poinls in
your house or me cable is nol long enough lo reach a power poinl, you should oprain a suitable salely approved axlenslon lead
or consull your oealer lor assrslance However. n were rs nu allemallve lo cul oil lne plug. remove lne luse and men salely
dispbse el lne plug. Do NOT oonnecl lne plug is a mains sockel as inere is a risk 01 shock hazard lrorn me baled flexible cold.
IMEQKIANI
The wires in [he mains lead are coloured in acoordance w‘llh (he lollowing Dede:
BLUE - NEUTRAL BROWN - LIVE
As these eolnurs may not correspond lo me coloured markings ioeulllying lhe lerruinals in your plug, proceed as lollows
The wire coloured BLUE musl pe oorrneeled in me lerminal malked wilh lne leller N or coloured BLUE or BLACK.
The Wire coloured BROWN musl oe couneeled lo lhe lerrurrral marked wlln me leller L urwlaured BROWN or RED.
Mm DO NOT CONNECT EITHER WIRE TO THE EARTH TERMINALv WHICH IS MARKED WITH THE LITTER E OR EV
m5 EARTH vaBolé, on COlOUllED GREEN OR GREEN AND vEuow.
PPM/1253 & '
PPMSOHS
Ownel’s Inslrucllons Power Cold Speakerwires Stand-Ease
Remote Conlrol/ (25A) (EEA)
AAA Ballelles
y ,
2 Install CD _ Screws l
. MDC Soflware (Rszazc) film‘s owes f‘” PC Cable MDC Cable (4EA) 1
» Pivol software ”93553” (Flszazc)
This feature bring you more detailed image with 3D noise reduction, detail enhanceman contrast
enhancement and while enhancement. New image compensation Algorithm gives brighter, clearer,
much delailnd image la you. DNlc'” [ethnology will or every signals into your eyes.
Contents
0 FOREWORB
Warning! Important Safety instructions.
Imponant Safety Iniormations (UL1492) ,.
Important Safety Iniormations (ULSSOO)
FCC Information
Important Warranty Information Regarding PDP Format Viewtng
User Instructions
Wiring the Mains Power Supply Plug (UK Only).
0 CONNECTING AND PREPARING YOUR DISPLAY
Vour New Plasma Display Panel.
Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control
Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Contra
Assembling the Stand—Ease.
Installing the Display on the Wall Attachment Panel
Installing the Display Vertically"
Before Using the Video Wall and the Multiple Display Contol function
Connecting Speakers
Switching On and on
Choosing Vour Language.
0 Uswo YOUR DISPLAV
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Selecting the Color System (Video or S-Video Mode
Changing the Picture Mode.
Adjusting the Picture Settings ,,,,
Adjusting the Picture Settings (PC or DVl Mode)
Selecting the Picture Size.
Aciivahngloeaclivating the Di tal Noise Reduction Feature .
Freezing the Current Picture l
Changing the Sound Mode
Adjusting the Sound Settings
Extra Sound Settlngs,..
— Auto Volume
— Melody
— Pseudo Stereo / Virtual Surround
Adjusting the Screen Position and Scale.
Adjusting the Image Preterences (PC Mode
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contents (continued)
0 Usmc YOUR DISPlAY (CONTINUED)
- Locking the Control buttuns 31
- Selling the MDC (Multiple Display Qontrol) .. 31
- Protecting the Screen Burning . . 32
- Selling the Multiple Screen. 33
- Displaying the PG Information 34
- Displaying the Setting Information 34
- Setting and Displaying the Current Time 35
. Switching On and on Automatically. . as
I Turning On the Fan .. 37
l Selling the Flim Mod 37
- Viewing the Picture In Picture (PIP) as
l Listening to the Sound oi the Sub Picture 40
0 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND CONNECTIONS
I Viewtng Piclures From External Sources. 40
l Connecting lo the AudioNidec input. 41
- Connecting to the S-Video input.. 42
I Connecting to the DVD/DTV RECEIVER Inpu 42
I Connecting to the DVI input .. 43
l Connecting ID the HGBlPC) input 43
- Setting up Yuur PC Software (Windows only). 44
. Pin Configurations. 45
- input Mode (PC/DVI) 45
I Power Saver (P61 mode only) ... 47
0 RECOMMENDATIONS ron USE
I Troubleshooling: Befure Contacting Service Personnel.. AB
- Care and Maintenance 43
l Technical Specification 49
Symbols A if >
Press important Note
11
Your New Plasma Display Panel
> The aclual conliguralron on your PDP may be diflerenl.
depending on your model
Speaker Speaker
PPMfiiHi
1 Power Indicalnr
SOURCE 1 , Power Off, Red
~ Exlcrnal mplll sclcciion. 1 , PowcrOll, on
- Slave your sailings in Ihe manu, i , Timer 0“; Clean
. When die Main menu is displayed rm sueen, L
Ille Maul menu is rial operaletl lvllll source key. r
Menu display and err 5 Remote Conlrnl Signal Receiver
i Aim We lemme mnirul luwmds ilris dim all [he
- val + 1 FDF.
- Volume nzljuslmenl.
, Adm rm opllun value respectively.
lVOl. + . Emcr (o Illc sclmlcd "10le
VSELA
MENU i
Crinirol Illc cursor m lllc menu. 1
l/ ‘J;
Press In Illrn lhe PDP on and all
12
Your New Plasma Display Panel
> The actual configuration on your PDP may be different,
depending on your model.
I in?
we meQQBQ ©®®OO®©®®®©®
a) R5232C f) VIDEO IN
- IN :Used for the MDC function when connctling Video and audio inputs forextcmal devices, stitch as
PC Of R5231C Output oinnuiner FDP
— OUT :USed for the MDC function when
connecting wnn R5232C input or nnulher
VCR, DVD, Vldcl) game device or vldcu dlsL niaym
[or lur externni devices wiIh an S~Vi “PC Mode" liom this page onward means
Poi/P02 mode using RGBl(PC1) and
RGB21P02).
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Becoming Familiar with the Remote Control
The rL'male control is used mainly to:
0 Change sourcei and adjust the VII/lime
0 Set up the PDP using the ail-screen menu system
rnP uN
sown MODE SELEDYION
PIETURE MDDE SELEcYmM
Mumzmc a UHDMS
moms snu.
vatws menus:
TEMPORARY scum: SWil’lZH—DFF
> Pm: ii agalii . w-lo buItDn
In mm in. mm um um.
"mum: nEcREAsE
sEmNG ms mm
msPLAv AND cmss ms uzuw
RETURN in ma PREVIOUS MENU
MOVE m m: REOMRED MENU
onion:
Amusr AN evnon VALUE
RESVECHVELV
sense" EFFECY SELECTION
(BURNING vnorzcrinwy
AUTO i
Auto ADJUSYMEMY m N: mm: —m
MDC
DQ
, PIP
SIZE LOCATE" suuRc
(DOG
SWAP S.SEL
my on
CURRENT'HME nispuv
MOWPANNING Menu DISPLAY
(emu PDMDDE)
NExTcmuiiEi.
{NUTAVMLABLE Foumis MDNnORl
EXTERNAL MN” 5 ztzcmm
pnzvmus CHANNEL
(NDYAVMLABLE run nus Mom-ion)
INFORMAHON DISPLAY
Em mm mv nispuv
CHANGE commune"
mums mspuv contact
Piciunz size SELECTION
Pi P FUNCTIONS:
- PIP oquF
. SIZE SELECTION tsizsi
- memo N SELECTlDN (Lu cArE)
. iMPur suuRcE SELECTION
(saunas)
AMERCHANGE we minimums
sue Pinunz (swm
- sown sszciioN (5.550
F» rim perform-mm of Him minute mtmi may be affected by bright fight
14
Inserting the Batteries in the Remote Control
You must insert or replace the batteries in the remate control when
you:
0 Purchase the PDP
0 Find that the remute control is mr longer operating
correctly
1 Remove the cover on the tear or the remote control by pressing
the symbol downwards and then pulling tirmly to remove ll.
2 lnseri two R03, UM4. ”AAA” 1.5V or Bquivalenl battenes taking
care in respect the palarltie
0 - on the battery against - on the remote control
0 + on the battery against + on the remote control
3 Replace the cover by aligning it with the base of the remote
control and pressing ll back into place.
Assembling the Stand-Base ’
Fit [he Stand-Base into "IE guide hole an the bottom of
the monitor and tighten the iett and right sides 115ng
four screws for each side.
> ‘ Two or more people Shoukl carry the PDP.
Never lay the PDP on the Floor because at
possible damage to the screen. Always slure the
PDP upright.
o For the PPM53H3 model, please see the
instrncnon tor the SMMGZBO stand.
15
Installing the Display on the Wall Attachment Panel
' Thi5 wall mount bracket installation guide is tor the lullowing models WMN4230/WMN5030ANMN6330.
This installation guide may he drtterent lrorn the PDP Users manual Please rerer tn the proper
installation guide for your product.
0 Do not install the PDP on any place other than vertical walls.
0 To protect the performance or the PDP and prevent trnubles, avoid the tullewrngs:
» Do not install next to smoke and fire detectors.
— Do not install rn an area subjected to vibration nr high voltage.
— Do not install near or around any heating apparatus.
0 Use only recommended pans and components.
Plastic Hanger Screws
e»
PPM4253/F'PM5UH3: 4
PPMGOHS: E
Secure the PDF to the wall mount bracket.
(Please refer to the [allowing instructions.)
2 Set the angle by pulling the upper end oi the
PDP attached to bracket tn the direction at the
arrow.
The Wall mount bracket Is delivered
separately. Please tighten the captive
screw in the direction at the arrow alter
assembling the bracket. 3
t 12“.
The angle can be adjusted from D“ to 20° by
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Installing the Display on the Wall Attachment Panel
> The exterlor ol the PDP may be dlflerenl than the picture.
(Assembly and installation at the plastic hanger is the same)
1 Remove the screws from the back at the PDP.
PPM4ZSJ ! PPM50H3 ! PPMSBHB !
2 Use the screws and assemble the plastic hanger. @ @
C0 —t>
l.‘ 0 Please ask the inslallers to install the wall mount bracket.
0 Please be sure to check it the plastic hanger is completely secured trn both the leh and right
side alter hanging the PDP an the wall mount bracket.
0 Please avoid catching your lingers while installing and adjusting the angle.
0 Please tightly secure the wall mount bracket to the wall to avctd injury from a tallan PDP.
3 Tighten the screws at the plastlc hanger to the back side cftne PDP
PPM4253 l PPMSOHG l PPMSGHS l
fi 5 EV
4 Put the 4 pegs on the PDP in the grcoves ol the wall mount bracket and pull down on the PDP (©) to
secure it to the wall mount bracket (®). Tighten the screws as shnwn (6) so that the PDP cannot be
separated tram wall mount bracket.
Tl
Wall attachment panel bracket
PDP panel
Wall
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Installing the Display Vertically
You can install llle PDP vertically, (PPM4253/50H3/63H3 models
are available, Other mnnuiarlurers rla not guarantee .1 reliably
Working.) In [his cm, the fan automatically war/(s. If you wish to
slap the Inn, position the PD? horizontally anll lllen set
”selectable Fan” 10 "Off” in the "Function" menu.
Please use the wallnllachmenr panel exclusively when installing
vertically. And ynu have to put left iirle ofille pop an lap when
viewed from from.
Before Using the Video Wall and the Multiple Display Contol function
Examgle for 2x2 Video Wall function
1 Please create ID for each PDP before inslalling
them close together. It may be ditticult to create
le when operating the remote control lor PDPs
that are installed class to each other
2 Press the MDC button an the remote control.
Select ID input on the menu. Use the numsllc
buttons to enter the D for PDF‘ adjustment.
You can opelale the lemute control only lol the
PDP that has been selected.
Exam Ie far Mulri Is Dl's In Co 1 I Medians
> o For deeils about Vldsfl Wall configuration
and operation. lelel to “Setfing the Multiple
Screen” on page 33.
0 Fur details abeut Mulll'ple Display Control.
later to “Setting the MDC (Multiple Qisplay
_C_ontlo|)" on page 31 and the Help section in
MDC program CD.
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Connecting Speakers ‘
1 Remnve lhe screws on the rear of lhe PDP.
2 Hang the [we "1“ shaped hangers
on the square holes an Ihe rear cf figmggfig
the pup ‘
> When moving your PDP, do NOT hold Ihe speaker cannec|ed to your PDP H may damage lhe
brackei clamping the speaker and your PDP |ogelher and resuil in a drop 01 your PDP and a risk 01
personal damage and injury
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l Connecting Speakers (continued)
Canned [he speaker audio cable (0 the external speaker output jack on the rear ur nu- PDP matching
(he ”+" and ”—" ends afIhL' cable with the diagram on the PDF,
PPM42 PP H
> o The speakers MUST have (0 a power handling capabihly cl 10 wal|s mlmmum
(impedance 8:2)
0 When you connect the speaker wire to "15 external speaker out connector, first hind lhs
speaker wire rcund Ihe ferrile core to secure il.
The Isrrite cores are used |o allenuate undesired signms
when cannechng cables. attach one of lhese lerrile cores lo ihe cab‘e
near the connector.
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Switching On and Off
The mains lead is attached in the rear of your PDP.
(f ll you have purchased this PDP ln the United Kingdom,
refer in page 9 lcr further instructions on plug wlnng.
1 Plug the mains lead inlo an appnprlare socket.
Beau: The Slandliy indicator on the from 0! lhe PDP Iighls up
> The malrl vollaga is indicated on [he rear 0! me PDP and
the frequency is 50 or SOHZ
2 Press the ” I l d; " button on the lronr ol the FDP (or on (0)
button on the remote control) to switch the PDP on.
3 To switch your PDF eff, press the " | l d) " button again (or OFF
button on the remote control).
Choosing Your Language
When you start using your PDP for lhe first time, you must select the
language which will be used for displaying menus and indicaliuns.
1 Press the MENU button,
Result The main menu is dlsplayed
2 Press lhe A or V button to select numtmn.
EM. The eplions avallahle ln the Function group are
displayed
3 Press the P bulton.
BM. The Language opliun is selected.
4 Press lhe b bulton again.
BM‘ The languages available are listed.
5 Select the appropriate language by pressing the A or V button
repeatedly,
a Press the E. bulton to confirm your chnlce
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i—A‘fi-F—WWF—d
P‘MOD‘E
i Selecting the Color System iVideO or S—Video Mode)
4 nuimni >7
F“ Presel in the Video or S-Video (nude by using Ihe SOURCE bulkin-
ifnacaasnry, select the braadcasling standard which best
carresponds in yaur viewing requircmcn rs.
1 Press Ihe MENU bunon.
555m: The options available in lhe Picture gmup are
displayedi
2 Press ihe > bullcn.
Hamil: The Color System is selecled.
3 Select a required calor system by pressing the 4 or > button.
Result: The following solar systems are available
mm - PAL - small — NTSCAAS — msc3.58 -
PALM—PALN-PnLéfl
Changing the Picture Mode
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You can select the type of picture which best correspands ta ymlr
viewing requiremenir.
1 Press lhe MENU bullun
BM: The oplinria available in the Picture group are
displayed.
2 Press the P built)",
3 Press the A or V button to select Mode, Selecl the oplinn by
pressing lhe < or > bullan.
mull: The loilowing modes are available depending on lhe
input source,
0 Dynalluc - Standard - Mavie » Custom
0 Custmm - High - Middle - my
(PC or DVI Mode)
> You can also sel IiicsE options simply by pressing ihe
P.MODE (Piclule Model button.
Adjusting the Picture Settings
vim pup has several settings which allow you It) tantra! pidure
quzll'ly.
1 Press lhe MENU button,
RM The options available in the Picture group are
displayed.
2 Press lhe > button.
3 Press lhe A or 7 button in selecl Adjust. Press the P button.
Result The Adjust menu is displayed
4 Press the A er 7 button |D select the Opi'lori (Contrast,
Brightness, sharpness, color, Tint-NTSC only) lo be
adjusted Press the 1 or 7 button.
BM The hortmnlal bar is displayed. Move lhe horizontal
bars cursnr ten or right by pressing the 1 or P button.
5 When you are satisiied with the settings, press the E,“ butlon to
store them.
6 Press the MENU buttan
Result: The options available in the Picture group are
displayed again.
7 Press the A nr V button to select color Tone. Select the option
by pressing the < or > button The color tones are dtsplayed in
the tollowing order.
Normal — t-ramtl — Narmz — CoolZ - coon
> If you make any changes to these settings, the ptctttre
made is autonmt'tcnlly swttched la the Custom
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Adjusting the Picture Settings (PC or DVI Mode)
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> Preset lo lhe PC or DVI mode by using the SOURCE button.
Press the MENU button.
Result: The options available in the Picture group are
displayed.
Press the P button.
Press the A or V button to select Adjust Press the > button.
Beutlt:
Press the A or V button to select the option (Contrast,
Brightness, sharpness) to be adjusted. Press the 1 or b button.
Result
The Adjust menu is displayed.
The horizontal bar is displayed Move the horizontal
bat‘s cursor left or right by pressing the 4 or > button.
When you are satislleo with the settings. press the (34 button to
Store them.
Press the MENU button.
Beam: The opttohs available in the Picture group are
displayed again
Press the A or V button to select Cole: Torte. Select the when
by pressing the 1 or ) button. The color tones are displayed in
the following order.
Custom (PC mode only) - Colorl - eotorz - Color3
Press lhe A or V button to select color Rdjust. Press the )
bunon
Result:
> 0 when select the Color Tone to Custom. the Color
Adjust: menu is displayed
0 The Color Adjust menu can not be selected in wt
mode,
The Color Adjust menu is displayed.
Press the A or V button to select the option (Red, Green, Blue) to
be adjusted. Press the 1 or b button.
Bgsujt: The hortzontal bet ts displayed. Move the horizontal
bar‘s cursor left or right by pressing the < or > button.
10
When you are satislleo with lhe settings. press the G-‘ button to
store them.
Selecting the Picture Size
You can select the picture size which best corresponds in your
viewing requirements.
1 Press the MENU bullcn.
BEEMUf The opliuns available in the Picture gmup are
displayed.
2 Press the > button.
3 Press the A D! V button to select sue. Press lhe > butlon.
4 Select tne uplion by pressing the < or > button.
Result: The loilowing modes are available depending on the
input source.
0 wide - 200ml - ZDomZ » 14:9 - NDmial
0 Wide 7 Panazama (Video ch-Video Mode) 7
Zooml — Zooml — 14:9 — Narnia].
> The lilting is available in the mel, mine or
14:9 mode by pressing the v or A button.
0 Hide - Normal
(PC or Dvi Mode)
> You can alsci set these uptiuns simply by pressing the
P.S|ZE button.
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PIP SIZE touts
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Activating/Deactivating the Digital Noise Reduction Feature
if the signal received by your PDP is weak, you can activate this
feature to reduce any static and ghasling that may appear on the
screen.
1 Press the MENU bullori.
mm: The options available in the Picture group are
displayed.
2 Press the P hulton.
Dltlulitn ,., - “snub
Eifl-rfi’ (it)
3 Press the A 01 V button It) select Digital NR.
4 Press [he 1 or b button to change [he selling (On or Off).
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‘ Freezing the Current Picture
You can freeze the piclure when watchinga moving picture simply
by pressing (he ”mu” iniuon. To main in normal viewing, press
ii again.
> ln the PIP mode, [he main and sul: piclures are skilled at
lhe same llme.
Changing the Sound Mode
You can select the type ofspecial sound effect in be used when
watching a given bruadtast.
1 Press the MENU bunon.
Emu: The main menu is displayed.
2 Press the A or 7 butan [0 selecl Sound.
ngli' The opllons available in the Sound group are displayed.
3 Press the P button
[MODE S.MODE ELUOWlS’iAV Begun: The Mode [5 selected.
(3 (AC)
G) g) m 4 Selecl lhe opllun by pressing the 4 01> button. The sound elfecls
are displayed in the following order.
® tr Custom - Standard - Music _ Mavis _ Speech
(3 ®
> You can also sei ihese uplians simply by pressing the
S.MODE (Sound Mode] button.
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Adjusting the Sound Settings
The sound settings can be adjusted to suit your personal
preferences.
1 Press the MENU button. m
' Milo Volum-
Besuu: The main menu is displayed.
2 Press the A or V button to select Sounds
mm: The opttnns available in the sound group are displayed,
3 Press the P button
4 Press the A or V button to select Equahzsr. Ptess the > button.
Result: The Equalizer menu is dtsplayed with the current
option
5 Select the option (volume. balance equalizer) to be adjusted by
pressing the 4 or P button. Press the A or V built)" to reach lhe
tequtred settlng.
6 When you are satisfied wtth the settings, press the SJ butlcn to
store them.
> It you make any changes to the equalizer settings, the
sound mode is automatically switched to the Custom.
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Extra Sound Settings
Q Aum Volume
Each broadcasting stallon has lIS own signal conditions,
and so it lS not easy for you to ntljust the volume every
time the channel is changed. Thls tealure lets you
automatically adlust the volume of the desired channel by
Inwertng the mund output when the modulation signal is
hlgh or by mistng the sound output when the modulation
5lglm| lb low.
0 Melady
You can hear clear melody sound when the run is
powered uh Dr all.
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t ,
AuInVaIuma , 4 ("I b
Pseudo stereo feature converts a monaural sound
“masts", 4 an > signal into Iwu identical left and right channels,
Vlflunlsunonnd 4 Once the Pseudo stereo or virtual surround is set
— ' " " to on or Off, these settings apply to the sound effects
sud] as Standard, Music, Movie, and Speech
0 Pseudo Stereo / Virtual Surround
1 Press the MENU button.
EN: The main menu is dlsplayed,
Feimn $6. 2 Press the A or 7 button to select sound.
ths l - The opllmns available ln the Suund group are displayed
3 Select the required option lhuto Volume, Melody, pseudo
Stereo, Virtual surround) by pressing the A or v button.
4 Press the 4 or b button to change the setting (off or an).
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Adiusting the Screen Position and Scale
1 Press the MENU bullon
Result: The main menu is displayed.
2 Press the A or Y bulton to select Setup. L “W“
tituirt central
RM: The options available in Ihs Setup group are displayed. Sm Euminb Pml truh }
vm-o Will ' >
3 Press the P button,
Beam: The Screen Adjust is selected.
4 Press the > bulton again.
M1 The screen Adjust menu is displayed With the
Position selected.
5 Press lhe b button over again. Adiust the screen position by
pressing the A, v. 4. or b button
6 When you are satislied wi|h the selling. press the SJ button to
slore,
7 Press lhe MENU button
Result" The Screen Adjust menu is displayed again.
a Press the A orv button to select Scale Press the > bultcn.
Adjust |he screen scale by pressing the A, v, 4. or > button.
9 when you are satisfied with the setting. press the E button to
store
> Press lhe A or V bullon I0 select Reset. Press me P bum)"
The position and scale sellings are replaced with the lactory
delault values.
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Adjusting the Image Preferences (PC Model
J”? ImallaLnEk > . '
t; I‘ mu.“ . . 7 7
* Mulllcrfnunl
Press the MENU button.
Beam: The main menu is displayed
Press lhe A or V hulldn lo select setup.
BEN: The nptions available in lhe Setup group are displayed.
Press the D button.
BesiLIl: The Image Lock is selected.
Press lhe b button again.
Result: The mags Lock menu is displayed wilh lhe Auto
ndjusment selected.
Press lhe P button uveragatn.
BM? The screen size and lrequeney are automalically reset
with the Auto Adjusment displayed.
>~ You can also do simply by pressing the AUTO button.
Pme the A or V bulton lo selecl Frequency (or Phase). Press
the D button.
mm: The horizbhtal bar is displayed Move the hmizonlel
bar‘s cursor Ieh or right in, pressing lhe < or > button.
. Panning '
Reset '
30
When you are satisfied wilh lhe sellings. press lhe MENU butlun.
Emu: The Image Dock menu is displayed again
Press the A or v button to select Position, Press lhe P bullon.
Adjusl lhe screen position by pressing the A. v. 4. or > button.
10
When you are satisfied wilh lhe selling. press lhe EU buflun in
store.
Press the MENU hutlnrt.
Essiilt: The Image Lock menu I5 displayed again.
11
Press lhe A or V bultdn to select Zoom/Farming. Press lhe b
button.
Emu: The zoom/Panning menu is displayed wim the zoom
selected.
> law can also do simpley by pressing the ZOOM butlon
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13
Press the 4 er b button to reach the required mag ication
Press the A or Y button to select Penning Move the magnified
picture to required posilidn by using pressing the A. V. 4, or b
button.
Press lhe A or V butlnn is select Reset. Press lhe b butlcn
The zoom and penning seiiings are replaced with the history
detault values.
The Panning and Reset: menus can be used when value or
zoom is more than 1
Locking the Control buttons
This feature allows you to lock the PDP so that it cannot be
swirfhed on via the front panel. It ran, however, still be switL‘hed
on via the remote control, Thus, by keeping the remote control
away from unauthorised users.
1 Press the MENU button, ~ : . — . t
BM The main menu is dtsplayed. '
2 Press the A or 7 button to select Setup.
Result- The options available In the Setup group are displayed
3 Press the P button,
4 Press the A Dr 7 button In setect Key Lock.
5 Press the 4 or > button to change the setting (on or off).
Setting the MDC (Multiple Qisplay gentroI)
1 Press the MENU bullon
Beam: The main menu Is displayed
2 Press the A or 7 button to setect Setup.
Eesult. The options available in the setup group are displayed.
3 Press the P butant
4 Press the A or Y button to select Multi Cuntml.
5 Press the P button
Result: The lmlti Control menu is displayed with the ID
Setup setected.
6 Select the ID setup number by pressing the < or > button
7 Press the A or V button to select ID Input. Enter ID input
number by using the numeric buttons
> To operate the muIti control function PDP1 and PDP2 should be
set in the ID Setup mode When entering the ID Input number 01
PDP1 while the PDP is set in the ID Input mode, only PDP1 is
swttched to the Menu screen and you can operate the remote
control, At this time, FDP2 doesn‘t operate with the remote controt
and dtsplays the standby mode oi ID Input.
> For further detaits, rater to the MDC program guide
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Protecting the Screen Burning
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MuIIICanIrel .,
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Sly-wt pin-n.
' . ' Pixel sntti
Slur-at Pnttnrn
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You can prevent the residual image of the pup.
Press the MENU butttm
Emu]: The main menu is displayed.
Press the A or V button to select Setup.
Beam: The options available in the Setup group are displayed.
Press the P button.
Press the A or V button to select Burning Protection.
Press the P button,
Beam: The Burning Pratection menu is displayed with
the Pixel. shift selected.
Press the P button again.
Result: The Pixel shift menu ts displayed with the set
selected.
> You can also do simply by pressing lite esprecr button.
Set to on by pressing the 4 at b button tor making tne screen
move per regular hour and preventing the residual image.
Select the option (Horizontal Dot, Vertical. Line, Titre) to be
adjusted by pressing the A or V button. Press the < or b button
to reach the required setting.
> Optimum condition lot pixel shift;
PPM4253 PFM50/63H3
Horizontal not 2 4
Vertical lime 4 4
Time 4111" 4mm
When you are saltsfied with the settings. press the MENU buttnn
mutt: The Burning Protection menu is displayed again.
10 Press the A or V button to select Signal Pattern, Set to an by
presstng the 1 or > button lot removing the residual image.
11
Press the A or V button to select All white. Set to on by
pressing the 1 or P button lot removrng the residual image after
making the screen while
> The Signal Pattern antlAll White ieztture are
effective that working rot a long time.
Setting the Multiple Screen
You can gel the various display effect with many PDP5.
1 Press the MENU button
BM: The main menu is displayed.
2 Press the A or V bullan lo selecl setup
Emil: The oplmns available in the setup group are d|splayed,
3 Fresslhe > Milan.
4 Press |he A or v bullnn to select video wall
5 Press "15 P bunmn.
Brew The Vldec wan menu ls displayed wwlh the Set:
selemed
a Set to an by pressing me 4 or > button,
7 Press lhe A or V button it: select Screen vaider. Press [he P
human
8 Select me oplion (2x2. 3x3. 4x4, 1x5, 5x1) by pressing the A or
V bullon Press lhs b bullun
9 Press the 4 01> bullon lu selecl lhe posmon or [he screens.
> PIP luncnon clue, rm! operate during Video Wall
opera'ion,
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Displaying the PC Information
1 FresslheMENUbulton.
Emu; The mam menu is displayed.
' 2 Press lhe A 017 button to select Setup.
. . . BM: The oplluns available in the Setup group are displayed
3 Press lhe b button.
4 Press the A or V button lo select lnformatxon
5 Press the P button.
M: The resolution. verllcal frequency and honzonlal
lrequency are displayed.
‘ Displaying the Setting Information
You can view the setting 51.1 ms you select by pressing the ”INFO”
button on the remote control.
, Vldeu
; mam Dynamlc
. Sound Custom
Clntk
3.1
Setting and Displaying the Current Time
You can set the clock so that the current time is displayed. You must
also set the time if you wish to use the automatic on or tiff timers.
1 Press the MENU button.
RM: The main menu is dispiayed ,
2 Press the A or V button to seteci motion.
Result: The options available in the memo group are
dispiayed.
3 Press the > button
4 Press the A or V button to seiect Time. Press the D button
Beam: The Time menu is displayed with the Clock option F"°f“?‘59'af .
selected. "m" .
on rim. ‘lnlum.
> You can aiso do simply by pressing the TIMER button
5 Press the < or b button to move to the hour or minute.
Set the houror minute by pressing the A or V button,
> Set the dock first( it you have not yet set the ciock. you can
not set other options oi the Time menu.
6 Press the A or V button to select clock Display.
Set to on by pressing the < or > button tor disoiayihg the current
time.
> You can aiso do simpty by pressing the CLOCK DISPLAV
button.
7 When you ate satisfied with the settings. press the E—‘ button to
stole them.
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Switching On and Off Automatically
You can set [he an a! nfili’me st] lhal the PDP will:
o Switch an automatically and (unc la the volume of your
choice at the time you select
7 Clnsk
menial-nil 4 all > " . e Switch offautomalically nr rile time you select
Dnl’lma'lnlumu . 1n—
0" “N ' 1 Press the MENU button.
flljflmv
Emu: The main menu is displayed.
2 Press the A or V button lo select hincticn
new: The oplions available in the Punctlun group are
— displayed.
Clack
cluekhllpl-y ' 3 Press the > button.
rime.
4 Press the A or V button to select Titre. Press the b button
Emil: The Tillie menu is displayed.
> You can also do simply by pressing the TIMER button
5 Press the A or v button to select Timer. Set in On by pressing the
4 or > button lcr switching on or oil automatically.
6 Press the A or V button to select On Time volume Set the
volume by pressing the 4 or > button lnr tuning to the volume or
your choice at the lime switching on
7 Press lite A Or V button in seleclon Tillie. Press the 1 or P
button to move to the hour 01 minute. 351 [he time at which you
wtsh Ihe PDP to be swilched on automatically by pressing the A
or 7 button.
8 Press the A or V button to select Off Title. In the same above.
set the time at which you Wish the PDP to be switched oil
autumalically.
9 When you are salisiled with the setlihgs, press the E4 button to
store them,
> Absent Pawer Off
Your PDP will automatically be turned all, it you do not
operate any controls during the 3 lluurs when the "Timex"
I5 set in "On" and the "On Tulle" is set. However, this
Feature wrll not work when the ”off Time" is set.
This feature prevents n leakage nccizlenl or nverheating,
Caused by your PDP left on for an extended time [when
you are away Uri itululuy, tur example)
as
Turning On the Fan
Yau can use the Fan if you are anxious for (he PDP.
1 Press Ihe MENU bunch.
595 l;- The main menu is displayed
2 Press lhe A or V bultcn to selecl Functum.
Basull: The opilons available in Ihe Function group are
displayed.
3 Press the P human
4 Press the A or v bullun lo select Selectable Fan
5 Press Ihe 4 gr > human to change lhe selling lcm croft).
> o Iiyouri’Di’isd'lsplayedverlically,lhefan
aulomalicaliy works
0 Themessagfi- Check Fan is displayed ii lhere isa'an
pruljiem.
0 Please use the ian when lhe lempflfllure isover 35
degrees.
Setting the Film Mode
When a video input saurce is from a film such as muw'es, ihis feature
identifies the scum: and changes to (he corresponding screen.
,Engli
1 Press lhe MENU Dullon. , , >
3mm: The main menu is dlsplayed. 7
2 Press [he A m V bullon iO selec1 Function,
M: The opiluns available in lhe Function giuup are
displayed.
3 Press Ihe P bullon.
4 Press Ihe A or V bultcn ID ssiecl Film Mode.
5 Press me 4 or b human to change ihe setting (on or off].
> 0 lrwdeosuumelsnurrilm,>ei|noff.
0 Avallable in VldEO, S»Vldeu, and Componenl 14800
modes.
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Viewing the Picture In Picture (PIP)
You can display a sub picture within the main picture. In this way
you can monitor the video input from any connected devices while
monitoring other video input.
1 Press the MENU button
Bear“: The main menu is displayed
2 Press the A or 7 button to select PIP
3 Press the P button.
Result: The PL? option is selected.
4 Set in On by pressing the 4 or > button rm activating the PIP
feature.
st Emu: The options available in the PIP group are displayed
5 Press the A or V button to select set.“ Select a source at the sub
picture by pressing the 1 or P button.
sunny emf
Result: The sources are displayed in the [allowing order:
Video - S»Video - Componentl - Component! -
PCl — PCZ - DVI
> For turther details about selecting a source, rater to
“Selecting the source at sub picture depending on the source
at main picture“ on page 39.
6 Press the A or V button to select Snap. Press the b button
Result. The main picture and sub picture are interchanged.
7 Press the A or 7 button to select Size. Select a size oi the sub
picture by pressing the < or b button
Result. The sizes are displayed in the lollowing order:
Large - Small - Doublel — DoubleZ
B Press the A or V button to select Locate. Select a location of the
sub picture by pressing the < or P button
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Viewing the Picture In Picture (PIP) (continued) i
Easy functions afremnle cannon
Buttons Feature
PIP ON Used to activate or deactivate the PIP teature directly.
SIZE Used to seiecl a size n! sub picture (Large, Small. Aum 5mm P-Silf MDC
Doublel. Daublez).
LOCATE Used to move the sub picture counterclockwise.
SOURCE Used to assign a source M sub piclure.
SWAP Used to interchange the main picture and the sub
pic1ure. i
S.SEL Used In Ilsten the sound at the sub picture
Main picture
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Sub picture
Video V V V V V V
S-Video V V V V V
Componenn
Componentz
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P02
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Listening to the Sound of the Sub Picture
During the PIP feature is activating, ynu can listen in the strand of the
sub picture.
1 Press the MENU button.
Emit: The main menu is displayed.
2 Press the A or V human to select up
Result: The options available in the PIP group are displayed
3 Press the b button,
AUTO smzcr P.Sl1£ Mtx
C D C) C) 4 Press the A or V button to select sound sel. . Set to sub by
pressing the < or > button.
PIP 5le loan scum .
O D D Beam: You can listen to the sound at the sub plcture.
swu= mt
DC‘
> 0 To listen the sound at current maln picture. set In Main.
‘ 0 You can also do strttply by pressing the asst. button.
| Viewing Pictures From External Sources
OntL- you trove rounded up your various audio and video systems,
VOL (H you can View different sources byseleclr'ng the appropriate input.
MHTE O Osuum
Q G'
Check that all the necessary conneclions have been made
2 Switch your PDP on, then press the SOURCE button,
Rg§ It The input sources available are displayed.
3 Press the A or V button to select the required inputsource.
4 Press the [34 button to store
> 0 llyou change the external source whtle viewing,
pictures might take a short pertod or ttme to be
switched
0 Connection ls not indicated lorCornponean and
l’Cz, which use the same tnpttt ccnnector,
no
Connecting to the AudioNideo Input
The "VIDEO IN" connectors are used ior the equipment with an Composiie Video output, such as
video game devices or Video disc players.
ReamLthLElZL’
tlnpul)
VCR
neeotter t
Video game device
video disc player
The “VlDEO OUT" connectors are used for ihe equipment with an
Camposile Video input, such as a camcuvder av VCR.
Camcorder
Mm
(Oulptlll
.. E, El
Salem" receiver
®-1¥
® If you have a second VCR and wish in copy cassefles tape. conned lhe source VCR lo “VIDEO IN‘ and
the target VCR lo “VIDEO OUT" so lhal you can redirect lhs signal lrcm “VIDEO IN" to “VlDEO OUT"
® When you Wish to record a programme, conned the receiver is “VIDEO W" and lhe VCH m “VIDEO
OUT‘ so lhal you can tedirecl lne signal from “VIDEO IN" to "VIDEO OUT’.
i.“ Whenever you connect an audio or video system let your
I’DP, Ensure lhal iJl elements are SWllChEd gfl,
Refer tn the docttnmnlalion supp|ied with your equipment
for detatled Cunneclion instructions and assoclaled safety
pretautitms,
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‘ Connecting to the S-Video Input
The S-VIDEO and RCA (AUDIOUR) connectors are used ler equipment with an S-Video output,
such as a camcorder or VCR.
Camcorder
$5
(I) To play picture and sound, both the SVVIDEO and RCA connectors must be used.
Connecting to the DVD/DTV RECEIVER Input
The “COMPONENTI m" (91 "R(Pr)lG(V)/Bth)" (video) and “AUDIO"; connectors are used for
equipment mm a DVD! DTV RECEIVER output.(4eui,480p,720,1080i)
COMPONENTZIRGBZ ;
mm mm m u v 3
Dlgltal Set-Top Box
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Connecting to the DVI Input
The “DVI IN” (video) and “AUDIO" conneclors are used for equwpmenlwuh a DVI output.
Rear of the PDP
Personal Computer
Connecting to the RGB(PC) Input
The "RGEHPCH ‘N" (2! "H(Pr)lG[V}/E(Pb)/HN") and “AUDIO"
conneclors are used for interiacing wilh your PC.
Rear of the PDP
cummuzmzn '
AUDIO nssumm m) am m) H v
mugs;
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Setting up Your PC Software (Windows only)
The Windows display-settings lor o lypicnl computer ore shown below. But the actual screens on your
PC will probably be dirlerent, depending upon your portioulor version of Windows and your parlicular
video card. Bul‘ ooon if your ectool screens loolr different, the some, basic set-up information will apply
in olmost all cases (If not, contoct your computer mnnufocturer or Samsung Dealer.)
On the Windows screen. selecl in ltie loliuwmg
sequence: Start 4 Settings a Control Panel
3 e.
33 in
g “on.
woos.“
, ¢ 3 »:;. When lhe control panel screen appears. click on
fl “g m5!- NM?- ME“ ME], Display and a display dialag~box will appear.
Control '“ ' " “""
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v m. m “a."
5 an 59
who; non... “on.
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Selecl the Settings lap in the display dialogrboxt
The two key variables that apply the PDP-PC lrller‘lace
are “Resolullon” and “Colours".
The correcl setlings tor lhese two variables are:
0 Size (sometimes called "Resolulion“)
, 640 x 450 pixels (FPM4253)
- 1024 x 758 pixels (PPMso/eai-ia)
0 Colour
24-bil colour (might also be expressed as “16
million colours“)
Shown at Ielt is a typical screen lcr “Display" dialog
Diww }
Enhx v - some" m l box.
[UrhmewdwlmAVIEllH-olf’m'mm in.“ it!)
u“ JMel‘
E imlbyuupmir l
Ila verlicai-lrequency option exlsls on your display
sellings dialog box. lhe correct value is El) Hzi
Olherwise, jusl click OK and etin the dialog box.
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Pin Configurations 1
Rama inpui Conneclor
(15m)
ow Input Connector
(Z4Pin)
Pin RGB(PC) IN Pin Signal
1 Red (n) 1 T M D 5 03132-
2 Green (G) 2 T.M.Ds Daia2+
3 Blue (B) 3 TMDS Daiazld Shield
4 Grounding 4 T.M.D S Dala4-
5 Grounding (DDC) 5 TMDS Daiah
5 Red (H) Gruunding s Clock (DDC)
7 Green (G)Giuur1111ng 7 Dala (BBC)
8 Blue (E) Grounding B Noi cannecled
9 Reserved 9 T M.D.S. Dala1-
10 Sync Gioundmg 10 T M 13.3. Daia1+
11 Grounding 11 T1MD.S. Daia1/3 Shield
12 Data (0130) 12 T M D. Dates-
13 Horizonlal sync. i 13 T M D.S. Dala3+
14 Vertical sync. 14 +5V Power
15 crack (BBC) 1 15 sv Grounding
1 16 Hol P1ug Delecl
‘ 17 T M 13.5 Delan-
1a Data0+ 5
19 DaiaG/S Shield 5
20 Dates? é
21 Daia5+ E
22 . . ka Shield
23 T.M.D.S. Gracia» i
1 Carrier Detect 24 T.M.D. _C\ugk— 3
2 Receive Data
I! Transmii Data l
4 Dana Terminal Ready
5 Syslem Ground
5 6 Data Set Heady
7 Hequesi to Send
' 8 Clear lo Send
1 9 Ring Indicalor
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| Input Mode (PC/DVI)
Bath screen pnsiiion and size wiii vary depending on [he type of PC Marvin)! and its rcsolutinn.
The table below shnws all a! the display modes that are supparled:
Resolution lreineefifflHZ) frazzé'rfgxihz) PPMAZSS PPM50H3 PPMGaHa
VGA 540 x 350 70 31 5 V V V
05 37 9 V V V
540 x 400 35 37 9 V V V
720 x 400 70 315 V V V
05 37 9 V V V
540 x 450 60 31 5 Vi© V1© Vi©
72 37.9 V V V
75 37 5 V V V
05 43.3 V V V
SVGA 000 x 500 55 35 2 V V V
50 37.9 Vi© Vi© Vi©
72 40.1 V V V
75 45.9 V V V
05 53.7 V V V
XGA 1024 x 705 50 45.4 Vi© V V
70 55.5 V V V
75 50.0 V Vi© Vi©
55 5s 7 V V V
WVGA 548 x 480 50 29.0 Vi© Vl© V1®
72 35.1 V V V
75 35.0 V V V
85 37.0 V V V
052 x430 50 31.3 V1@
1152 x 554 75 57.5 V V V
SXGA 1200 x 1024 50 64.0 V Vi© Vi©
75 50.0 V V
WXGA 1280 x 755 60 47.7 Vi=z= V V
75 50.1 Vi© Vi©
1350 x 758 60 47.8 Vi© Vi®
1355 x 755 50 48.2 Vi© Vi©
UXGA 1600 x 1200 so 75 0 V V
0 “in” mode does not work with DVI made
0 The mledace mode is not supported.
0 The PDP might operate abnormal‘y il 5 nan-standard video 10rmati5 selected.
0 The1356 X 768! 852 X 480 made is only supported by a pamcular video card (PIXEL PERFECT made by
IMAGINE GRAPHICS Ltd.)
0 A “V" mark means lhal his mode can be 500007155.
0 A "@" mark means that lhis mode is recommended.
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Power Saver (PC1 mode only)
This monitor has a built-in power management system called Power Saver. This power management
system saves energy by switching your manitar into a low-power made when it has not been used for a
certain amount of time, This power management system apemtes with a VESA thrs compliant video
card installed in your camputer. Ynu use a satin/are utility installed on your computer to set up this
feature. See the table below for details.
Power-saving Function Mode
Slate Normal
Horizontal Sync Acllve lnacttve Active Inactive
Vertical Sync Active Active lnactive lnactive
Video Active Blanked Blanked Blanked
Power |ndicalor Oli Red Bllnkmg Red Blinking Red Blinking
(1 sec lnterval) [1 sec lrilerval) (1 sec Interval)
0 This monitcr automatically returns to normal operation when horizontal and vertical sync return.
0 This occurs when movtng the computer‘s mouse or pressmg a key on the keyboard.
e For energy conservation, turn your monitor OFF when it is nut needed, or when leaving it unattended tor long
periods
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Troubleshooting: Before Contacting Service Personnel
Before contacting Samsung after-sales service, perform the following simple checks.
”you cannot solve the problem using the instructions below, "all: the model and serial number Hi the
PDP and canlncl your local den/err
No sound or picture Check that the mains lead has been connected to a wall socket.
Check that you have pre5sed the ON or OFF bull/an.
Check the picture contrast and brightness settings
Check the vnlume.
0000
Normal piclule but no sound Check lhe volume.
Check whether the volume MUTE button on the remote central has
been pressed.
00
No picture or black and white picture Adjusltrle color setltngs,
Check that the video system selected is correct.
Sound and piclure lnlerference Plug your PDF into a dlflelent mains socket.
Remote control mellunclions Replace the remote conlml ballertes.
Clean the upper edge at the remote control (llansmlssion window).
Check the battery terminals.
000 0 00
Care and Maintenance
0 Identifying Problems
7 m not pul Ihe PDP near extremely hot, cold, humid or (lusty places
— Do not put Ihe l’Dl’ near appliances that create magnetic fielrls
— Keep the ventilation upenings clean
- Do not place the PDI’ on a iuugh and slanted surface, such as cloth or paper.
0 liquids
Dc- not place liquids near or on the PDP,
0 Cabinet
- Never open the cabinel or much the parts milder
. Wipe your PDP with a clean, dry cloth. Never use water, deeming fluitls, wax, or chemicals,
, Do not put heavy objects on mp of the cabinet.
0 Temperature
If your PDP is suddenly moved from a cold to a warm place, unplug the power card For at least twu
hours so that moisture that may have tanned inside the unit can dty completely.
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Technical Specifications |
Exterior design and producl specifications are subject la change without prior notice In improve the
performance of this product.
This mp applies to Class B digiial devia- fur home use.
This PUP has been registered for residential use in terms afEMl. So it can be used in all amns as well as
residential areas,
Dimensions PPM42H3 - 1027 x 79 x 630.5 mm : 40.43 x 3.11 x 2482 Niches
Weight PPM42H3 — 3ikg
(Wilhoul slandl
Screen aspect ratio i6v9
Screen size PPM42H3 - 42 inch
Native pixel resolutlon PPM42H3 -1l)24 x 768
Color systems
Sound
Audio output power law + low 189)
Power supply USA/Canada — AC120V~, GDHz
other countries - AC1flO-250V~. Sfl/SOHZ
Power consumption PPM42H3 — 380 Walls
Vldeo inpuls VIDEO IN — VIDEOIS-VIDEO
COMPONENT1 IN - Vle/Pr (RCA SP. AEUHOBUli
COMPONENTZIRGBZ(P02) m
(BNC, 480i~1080i (PIN/Pb), VGA~XGA (H/G/B/H/V)l
HGE|(PC1)1N f D—SUB.15P
DVI IN - DVl-D type
Monltor outputs VIDEO OUT — VIDEO/UH (RCA‘ SP)
Audio lnpuls VIDEO IN — UR
COMPONENT1 IN — L1H (HCAi ZP)
AUDIO (Slereo jack for COMPONENTE‘HGE1/2(P01I2). and
DVl input)
Audio outputs EXT SPEAKER (HQ) , R—I+. L—I+
External control HSZSZC - IN (Stereo jack), OUT (D-SUB, 9F‘)
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| Memo
50
Memo
51
— AFI'ER SALES SERVICE
— Do not hesitate to contact your retailer or service agent
if a change in the performance of your product indicates
that a faulty condition may be present,
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