USER’S MANUAL
50”/ 61” WIDE PLASMA DISPLAY
PDS5003W/ PDS5004W/
PDS5003U/ PDS5004U/
PDS6101W
Contents
Page
Page
Before Use
Adjustm ents
• Safety Precautions ··································· E-2–E-3
• Features ····························································E-4
• Accessories ······················································ E-5
• Handy Tips ······················································· E-5
• Installation ······················································· E-6
• Adjusting Pictures (PICTURE Menu)··· E-26–E-27
• Adjusting Screen Position and Size
(POSITION/SIZE Menu) ························ E-28–E-29
• Adjusting Audio (AUDIO Menu) ·········· E-30–E-31
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Other Adjustm ents (FEATURES Menu) ··· E-32–E-40
Usage
• Initialization of user adjustm ent value
• Part Nam es and Functions ····················· E-7–E-11
• Using the Rem ote Control ·····························E-12
• Connecting the Display to External
Equipm ent ············································ E-13–E-15
• Basic Operations ············································E-16
• Selecting Input Mode ·····································E-17
(FACTORY DEFAULT) ·····································E-41
Others
• Options ····························································E-42
• Factory Settings ············································· E-43
• Specification ···················································E-44
• Cleaning and Maintenance ····························E-46
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Watching Pictures on the Wide Screen ··· E-18–E-19
• How to Use Menus ······························· E-20–E-25
Before using the display, read this m anual carefully so that you know how to use the display correctly.
Refer to this m anual whenever questions or problem s about operation arise. Be sure to read and observe the
safety precautions.
Keep this m anual where the user can see it easily.
* Installation and rem oval require special expertise. Consult your product dealer for details.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
according to EN45014
We
Fujitsu General (U.K.) Co. Limited
of
Unit 150, Centennial Park, Centennial Avenue Elstree, Hertfordshire, WD6 3SG
Manufacturer: Shinjyo Fujitsu General Limited
702-3 Kanazawa Shinjyo-shi
Yamagata Japan
declares under our sole responsibility that the product,
Type:
50” PLASMA DISPLAY
Model Name: PDS5004W
to which this declaration relates are in conformity with the following standards;
European Standards:
EMC: a. EN55022 1994/A1:1995/A2:1997/A3:1998 Class B
b. EN61000-3-2 1995
c. EN61000-3-3 1995
d. EN55024 1998
(EN61000-4-2 1995 / EN61000-4-3 1996)
(EN61000-4-4 1995 / EN61000-4-5 1995 / EN61000-4-6 1996)
(EN61000-4-8 1993 / EN61000-4-11 1994)
Safety: e. EN60065
By conformance with the standard referenced, the product follows
the provisions of the directives listed below.
a. EC Council Directive 89/336/EEC of 3rd, May 1989
b. EC Council Directive 92/31/EEC of 28th, April 1992
c. EC Council Directive 93/68/EEC of 22nd, July 1993
d. EC Council Directive 73/23/EEC of 19th, February 1973
Place of Issue: United Kingdom
Date of Issue: Jan. 2002
Signature:
H. Hirosaki, Chief Exective Officer
Fujitsu General (U.K) Co. Limited
Declaration reference: Fujitsu General (U.K) Co. Limited
Unit 150, Centennial Park, Centennial Avenue Elstree,
Hertfordshire, WD6 3SG, United Kingdom
Tel: + 44-(0)20-8731-3450
Fax:+ 44-(0)20-8731-3451
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
according to EN45014
We
Fujitsu General (U.K.) Co. Limited
of
Unit 150, Centennial Park, Centennial Avenue Elstree, Hertfordshire, WD6 3SG
Manufacturer: Shinjyo Fujitsu General Limited
702-3 Kanazawa Shinjyo-shi
Yamagata Japan
declares under our sole responsibility that the product,
Type:
61” PLASMA DISPLAY
Model Name: PDS6101W
to which this declaration relates are in conformity with the following standards;
European Standards:
EMC: a. EN55022 1994/A1:1995/A2:1997/A3:1998 Class A
b. EN61000-3-2 1995
c. EN61000-3-3 1995
d. EN55024 1998
(EN61000-4-2 1995 / EN61000-4-3 1996)
(EN61000-4-4 1995 / EN61000-4-5 1995 / EN61000-4-6 1996)
(EN61000-4-8 1993 / EN61000-4-11 1994)
Safety: e. EN60950 1992/A1:1993/A2:1993/A3:1995/A4:1997
By conformance with the standard referenced, the product follows
the provisions of the directives listed below.
a. EC Council Directive 89/336/EEC of 3rd, May 1989
b. EC Council Directive 92/31/EEC of 28th, April 1992
c. EC Council Directive 93/68/EEC of 22nd, July 1993
d. EC Council Directive 73/23/EEC of 19th, February 1973
Place of Issue: United Kingdom
Date of Issue: Feb. 2002
Signature:
H. Hirosaki, Chief Exective Officer
Fujitsu General (U.K) Co. Limited
Declaration reference: Fujitsu General (U.K) Co. Limited
Unit 150, Centennial Park, Centennial Avenue Elstree,
Hertfordshire, WD6 3SG, United Kingdom
Tel: + 44-(0)20-8731-3450
Fax:+ 44-(0)20-8731-3451
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FCC NOTICE
• PDS5003W/PDS5003U/PDS6101W: A Class A digital device
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to
cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
• PDS5004W/PDS5004U: A Class B digital device
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
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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.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
WARNING: This is a Class A and Class B product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE AND ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS
PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
IMPORTANT
CAUTION:
TO PREVENT THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within
an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user
to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage”
within the product’s enclosure that may be of
sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric
shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle
is intended to alert the user to the presence of
important operating and maintenance (servicing)
instructions in the literature accompanying the
appliance.
BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS
INSIDE. REFER SERVICINGTO QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
Electrical energy can perform many useful functions. This unit has been engineered and manufactured to assure your personal safety. But
IMPROPER USE CAN RESULT IN POTENTIAL ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE HAZARD. In order not to defeat the safeguards
incorporated into this product, observe the following basic rules for its installation, use and service. Please read these “Important
Safeguards” carefully before use.
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All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated.
The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.
All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.
All operating instructions should be followed.
Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they may cause hazards.
Do not use this product near water. Do not use immediately after moving from a low temperature to high temperature, as this causes
condensation, which may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.
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The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing.
No objects filled with liquids, such as vases, shall be placed on the apparatus.
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Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or
adult, and serious damage to the product. The product should be mounted according to the manufacturer’s instructions,
and should use a mount recommended by the manufacturer.
When the product is used on a cart, care should be taken to avoid quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces
which may cause the product and cart to overturn, damaging equipment or causing possible injury to the operator.
Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation. These ensure reliable operation of the product and protect it from
overheating. These openings must not be blocked or covered. (The openings should never be blocked by placing the product on bed,
sofa, rug, or other similar surface. It should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack unless proper ventilation is
provided and the manufacturer’s instructions have been adhered to.)
For proper ventilation, separate the product from other equipment, which may prevent ventilation, and keep distance more than 10 cm.
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This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the label. If you are not sure of the type of power
supply of your home, consult your product dealer or local power company.
This product is equipped with a three-wire plug. This plug will fit only into a grounded power outlet. If you are unable to insert the plug
into the outlet, contact your electrician to install the proper outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounded plug.
Power-supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them. Pay
particular attention to cords at doors, plugs, receptacles, and the point where they exit from the product.
For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it
from the wall outlet and disconnect the cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power line surges.
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Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or convenience receptacles on other equipment as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that
could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.
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Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages and other hazards.
Refer all service to qualified service personnel.
Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer service to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
a) When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.
b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen on the product.
c) If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
d) If the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by the
Operation Manual, as an improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a
qualified technician to restore the product to its normal operation.
e) If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.
f) When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance—this indicates a need for service.
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When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or with
same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service technician to perform safety checks to determine that the
product is in proper operating condition.
The product should be placed more than one foot away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, and other products
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.
When connecting other products such as VCR’s, and personal computers, you should turn off the power of this product for protection
against electric shock.
Do not place combustibles behind the cooling fan. For example, cloth, paper, matches, aerosol cans or gas lighters that present special
hazards when overheated.
Use only the accessory cord designed for this product to prevent shock.
The power supply voltage rating of this product is AC220–240 V (50” W type) and AC120 V (50” U type) and AC100-240 V (61” W type),
and the power cord attached conforms to the following power supply voltage. Use only the power cord designated by our dealer to
ensure Safety and EMC.
When it is used with other power supply voltage, the power cable must be changed.
Power cord
Use the standard power plug and cord set of the specified country.
Consult your product dealer.
AC 240 V (SAATYPE)
(Not included)
Power supply voltage:
AC 100–125 V
AC 200–240 V
(50”U,61”W Type:Included) (50”U,61”W Type:Not Included)
(50”W Type:Not Included)
(50”W Type:Included)
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FEATURES
This display uses a plasma display panel and is only 9.8 cm (50”) /11.8 cm (61”) deep. With its high picture quality and performance, it is
perfectly suited for multimedia applications.
Variety of input signals
• In addition to video, S-video, and RGB, signals, this display supports input of high-quality video signals such as DVD and HDTV.
• The display has an RGB input terminal to receive digital RGB signal of DVI standard to display a high definition picture quality in
addition to mD-sub terminal and BNC terminal.
• Depending on the model, the display supports video input for different color television systems as follows: NTSC, PAL, SECAM,
PAL60, N-PAL, M-PAL, 4.43NTSC.
• The display has a component video input terminal to receive signals from the DVD player and HDTV equipment as well as digital
broadcasting signals (color difference signals).
• The display has an RGB input terminal to receive signals, including VGA, SVGA, XGA,SXGA and UXGA*1.
5 screen sizes (Video input m ode) and 3 screen sizes (RGB input m ode)
• This display offers a total of five different screen sizes in video input mode: Wide1, Wide2, Zoom1, and Zoom2.
A Normal mode is also available for displaying of normal-size (4:3 aspect ratio) pictures.
• The display has an Auto mode to switch screen size automatically depending on the contents of software.
• Three different screen sizes in RGB input mode (Normal, Wide, and Zoom) are also available.
Vertical installation
• The display can be installed vertically, enabling advertisement to be displayed. In this case, you can set up the display so that on-screen
information, such as input modes and menus, is displayed properly.
Power m anagem ent function
• The display features a DPMS (Display Power Management Signaling) function that ensures automatic power saving capability.
Flexible as part of a system
• You can operate the display by remote control using the RS-232C interface.
• If you have two or more displays, you can assign a unique number to each of them so that you can select which one you want to use.
• Input Priority function for selecting automatic switching to desired mode is provided to avoid troublesome operation.
• Main unit key lock function can prevent mischief and malfunction.
Others
• Troublesome adjustment of clock phase can be avoided by automatic clock phase adjustment function (Automatic Clock Phase
function).
• You can specify the color temperature.
• The white screen and screen orbiter functions are available to minimize phosphor burn-in.
• 3 audio input terminals and 8W + 8W (50”) / 20W + 20W (61”) external speaker output terminal are available.
• A clear picture can be obtained by digital noise reduction function.
• A display suitable for such film materials as movie pictures can be made by 24 frame mode function.
*1 The refresh rate of 60, 72, 75 and 85 Hz for SVGA (800 x 600) and those of 60, 70, 75 Hz for XGA (1024 x 768) and those of 60, 75
Hz for SXGA (1280 x 1024) and those of 60, 75, 85 Hz for UXGA (1600 x 1200) are supported.
Note that the SXGA and UXGA pictures will be compressed when displayed on the screen.
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ACCESSORIES
CHECKING ACCESSORIES
One rem ote control
Two AA batteries
One user’s m anual
One power cable
Two big ferrite cores and
two sm all ferrite cores
Manual
(50”U,61”W Type)
(50”W Type)
HANDYTIPS
• Pictures may become “burnt” into the screen phosphors if the screen is left on for extended periods. To ensure that the display has a
prolonged service life, be sure to use a screen orbiter, white screen. This will ensure the same picture or pattern is not constantly
displayed for long periods. (See P.E-38-39.)
• The plasma display panel, which is built for maximum precision, provides more than 99.99% effective pixels. You may find,
however, that some pixels constantly remain lit or dimmed.
• The display has a fan to prevent its internal temperature from rising.
• Be careful with the air delivered by the fan. It may be very hot.
• Contact your dealer if you find that the display does not seem to function properly when used with other audio-visual equipment.
You may need to move your display if it produces degraded pictures or noise due to electromagnetic radiation, or if the infrared remote
control does not function properly.
• Pictures may not be displayed properly if you connect a non-standard PC to the RGB input terminal. In this case, contact your dealer
for more information.
• The protective circuit, built into the display, automatically turns off the power if the display has a problem. In this case, you will see
that the power indicator lamp flashes red.
Warning
If the power indicator lamp flashes red, this signifies that the display has developed a problem. When this happens, be sure to remove the
power plug from the receptacle to prevent fire or electric shock. Then, check the display in accordance with the instructions given on
P. E-42, or contact your dealer.
• Viewing the screen constantly for extended periods can strain your eyes. Be sure to stay at a proper distance (at least 1.9 m or 6.3
feet (50”) / 2.4 m or 8.0 feet (61”) ) from the screen and to look occasionally away while working.
• Have the display inspected and cleaned by your dealer at regular intervals.
Inform ation
Cables for connecting the display to external equipment are not supplied. Contact your dealer for more information on these products.
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INSTALLATION
To prevent the display’s internal components from overheating, make sure that the display is installed in a well-ventilated location.
Be sure to use the optional desktop stand, ceiling-mounting unit, wall-mounting unit and other unit when installing this display. Also, be
sure that your dealer performs the installation.
See the appropriate instruction manual for more information on the installation hardware you select.
To ensure proper heat radiation, provide at least as much space around the display as shown below.
* Make sure that the display is installed in a location where the temperature can be maintained between 0°C and 40°C.
* Never attempt to tilt the display sideways or backward.
* To prevent the power and other cables from being accidentally pulled, be sure to make the wiring work along the wall or through the
corners of floor.
* The display can be installed with either of its sides facing down.
* To prevent an accident and ensure safety in the event of an earthquake, fix the display securely into position as described below.
When using the stand
Front
Side
(cm)
(cm)
Upper
10
4
10
10
6
Wall
Right
Left
Floor
Floor
Stand
Stand
When using other unit than desktop stand (horizontal type)
When using other unit than desktop stand (vertical type)
Front
Side
Front
Side
Upper
10
(cm)
(cm)
(cm)
(cm)
Upper
10
10
10
10
10
Left
Left
Right
Right
Wall
Wall
6
Lower
4
10
Lower
4
CAUTION: When installing the display vertically, setup vertical installation. (Refer to Installation. See P.E-40)
Consult your dealer when installing the display vertically.
Note
The display is a highly precise piece of equipment and therefore must be packed properly before transportation. Be sure to use only those packing
materials originally supplied with the display when repacking it.
Reference
See P.E-42 for more information on options.
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PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
Front (both 50" and 61")
1 Power indicator lam p
This lamp shows the state of the power supply.
Lit (red):
Power OFF (stand-by)
Power ON
Lit (green):
Lit (orange): Power saving (DPMS: Power saving
function) mode ON
Flashing (red): Malfunction (Flashes differently depending
on the type of malfunction. See P. E-46 for
more information.)
2 Rem ote control signal receiver
Receives signals from the remote control.
3 Power button
Turns the power ON or OFF (stand-by).
4 Input m ode selector button [MODE]
Switches between picture input modes.
5 Wide screen selector button [WIDE]
Switches the screen over to a desired wide screen.
6 Menu button [MENU]
Displays picture adjustment menus.
7 Adjustm ent buttons [
The [ ] buttons can also be used to scroll through the
options when a menu is displayed.
8 Adjustm ent buttons [
The [ ] buttons can also be used to scroll through options
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in a menu, or to change values.
9 Enter button [ENTER]
Press this button to finalize the selection of a desired option in
a menu.
Warning
If the power indicator lamp flashes red, this signifies that the display has developed a problem. When this happens, be sure to remove the
power plug from the receptacle and contact your dealer. Leaving the display power ON can result in fire or electric shock.
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PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS (Continued)
Bottom (50”)
Bottom (61”)
1 OFF/ STD-BY sw itch
OFF
:The power indicator lamp goes off, and the power can’t be turned on by the power button. The power is partly supplied.
STD-BY :The power indicator lamp lights red, and the power can be turned on or off by the power button.
2 RGB 2 input term inal (RGB 2 INPUT/ m D-sub)
Connect this terminal to the PC’s display (analog RGB) output terminal or decoder (digital broadcast tuner, etc.) output terminal.
3 RGB 1 input term inal (RGB 1 INPUT/ DVI-D)
Connect this terminal to the PC’s display (digital RGB) output terminal
*The connection cable No.88741-8000 made by molex Inc. is recommanded.
4 RS-232C term inal (RS-232C)
This terminal is provided for you to control the display from the PC. Connect it to the RS-232C terminal on the PC.
When connecting a cable, attach a ferrite core to the cable. (See P. E-13.)
5 Power input term inal
Connect this terminal to the power cable supplied with the display.
When connecting a cable,attach a ferrite core to the cable. (See P. E-13)
6 External speaker output term inal (EXT SP)
Connect this terminal to the optionally available speaker.
(When using other speaker than the optional one, use 6 Ω speaker for 50” type and 4 - 16 Ω for 61” type.)
When connecting a cable,attach a ferrite core to the cable. (See P. E-13)
*See the speaker instruction manual for more information.
7 Sound 3 input term inal (AUDIO 3 INPUT)
Connect this terminal to the sound output terminal of your VCR, etc. (See P.E-37 for the selection of audio input for video input.)
8 Sound 2 input term inal (AUDIO 2 INPUT)
Connect this terminal to the sound output terminal of your VCR, etc. (See P.E-37 for the selection of audio input for video input.)
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9 Sound 1 input term inal (AUDIO 1 INPUT)
Connect this terminal to the sound output terminal of your VCR, etc. (See P.E-37 for the selection of audio input for video input.)
0 RGB 3 synchronization sw itch (SYNC SW TTL/ ANALOG (75 Ω))
This switch is used to terminate horizontal (H) terminal and vertical (V) terminal, out of RGB3 input terminals, with 75 Ω .
TTL
: Does not terminate.
ANALOG (75 Ω): Terminates.
A+B RGB 3 input term inal (RGB 3 INPUT/ BNC)
Connect this terminal to the PC's display (analog RGB) output terminal or decoder (digital broadcast tuner,etc.) output terminal.
*When RGB3 input terminal is connected, Comp.video mode is not available. (See P. E-35.)
B Com ponent video input term inal (COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT)
Connect this terminal to the component video output (color difference output) terminal of your HDTV unit or DVD player.
*When Comp.video input terminal is connected, RGB3 mode is not available. (See P. E-35.)
C Video input term inal (VIDEO INPUT)
Connect this terminal to the video output terminal of your VCR.
D S-Video input term inal (S-VIDEO INPUT)
Connect this terminal to the S-video output terminal of your VCR.
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PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS (Continued)
Description of Input Term inals
DVI-D term inal (RGB 1 INPUT/DVI-D)
RGB2 input term inal (RGB2 INPUT/m D-sub)
Pin No. Input signal Pin No.
Input signal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Red
9
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Green
Blue
10
Ground
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11
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12
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Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
13
Horizontal synchronization
14
Vertical synchronization
15
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Fram e
Ground
RS-232C term inal (RS-232C)
Pin No.
Signal
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
DCD (Data Carrier Detect)
RD (Received Data)
TD (Transm it Data)
DTR (Data Term inal ready)
GND (Ground)
DSR (Data Set Ready)
RTS (Request To send)
CTS (ClearTo Send)
RI (Ring Indication)
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Rem ote Control
1 Power ON button [POWER ON]
➝ (See P. E-16.)
2 Power OFF button [POWER OFF]
➝ (See P. E-16.)
1
3
2
3 RGB input m ode selector button [RGB]
4 Video input m ode selector button [VIDEO]
5 Wide screen selector button [WIDE]
6 Menu button [MENU]
➝ (See P. E-17.)
5
4
➝ (See P. E-17.)
➝ (See P. E-18–E-19.)
➝ (See P. E-20–E-41.)
6
7
8
Use this button to display a desired menu for adjusting the picture.
7 Volum e adjustm ent buttons [VOL +/ -]
➝ (See P. E-16.)
9
Adjust the volume.
Press the + button to increase the volume.
Press the - button to reduce the volume.
8 Adjustm ent buttons [
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➝ (See P. E-20–E-41.)
Use these buttons to scroll through options in a menu and change values.
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9 Enter button [ENTER]
➝ (See P. E-20–E-41.)
Press this button to finalize the selection of a desired menu or option within a menu.
0 Display selector buttons [SHIFT 1–4]
➝ (See P. E-39 .)
When you use two or more displays, you can use these buttons to control up to four displays
by assigning a unique number to each display.
PUTTING BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROL
1 To remove the cover, slide it
2 Place two AA batteries in the
remote control. Make sure that the
batteries are properly oriented.
3 Close the cover until it snaps into
outwards while pressing it down.
place.
CAUTION: Be sure to use replacement batteries of the same type as the original ones.
When disposing of used batteries, please comply with governmental regulations or environmental
public institution’s rules that apply in your country/area.
Note
The remote control will not function properly if the batteries are dead. Be sure to replace them as needed.
Do not use rechargeable batteries (Ni-Cd).
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USING THE REMOTE CONTROL
PRECAUTIONS
To prevent malfunction, be sure not to apply any form of severe shock to the remote control.
To prevent malfunction or deformation, be sure not to allow the remote control to become wet; also, keep it away from hot locations or
heating equipment.
Be sure not to clean the remote control using a cloth dampened in any volatile solvent, such as benzene or thinner.
EFFECTIVE RANGE FORTHE REMOTE CONTROL
Point the remote control at the display’s signal receiver when using it.
Make sure that there are no obstacles between the remote control and the display’s signal receiver.
Upper
20°
20°
Lower
30°
30°
Left
Right
5 m (Front)
Inform ation
The remote control may not function properly if you use a high-frequency fluorescent lamp. If you experience problems, move the lamp or use the
remote control from a different position.
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CONNECTING THE DISPLAYTO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT
Be sure to turn OFF the power to the display and external equipment before making any connections.
No cables are supplied with the display for connection to external equipment. The type of cable to be used varies depending on the PC
model. Contact your dealer for more information.
RECEPTACLE
Make sure that the power cable’s grounding wire is grounded.
The display comes with a 3-prong power plug; one prong is connected to the grounding wire. If you have only a 2-hole receptacle, you
will need to have it replaced. Contact your dealer for more information.
CONNECTING THE DISPLAYTO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT
Carefully check the terminals for position and type before making any connections.
Loose connectors can result in picture or color problems. Make sure that all connectors are securely inserted into their terminals.
Term inal
Connector
VIDEO INPUT
S-VIDEO INPUT
COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT
RGB INPUT
BNC
S terminal
BNC x 3
mD-sub 15-pin , BNC x 5 , DVI-D
Pin jack
AUDIO INPUT
RS-232C
D-sub 9-pin
Ferrite cores
These ferrite cores are used to attenuate undesired signals.
Two big ferrite cores
When connecting a cable to the power input terminal, RS-232C terminal, attach one of these ferrite cores to the cable near the terminal.
Power Cable
Ferrite core
RS-232C Cable
Ferrite core
Two sm all ferrite cores
When connecting a cable to the external speaker output terminal attach one of these ferrite cores to the cable near the terminal.
Ferrite core
Ferrite core
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CONNECTING THE DISPLAYTO EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT(Continued)
(50”)
COMPONENT
VIDEO INPUT
(color difference
input) /
RGB3 INPUT
VIDEO S-VIDEO RS-232C
INPUT INPUT
RGB1
INPUT
(DVI-D)
RGB2
INPUT
(m D-sub)
AUDIO1 AUDIO2 AUDIO3
INPUT
INPUT INPUT
POWER
INPUT
EXT
SP
To sound To sound To sound
output output output
term inal term inal term inal
To
To
To video To S-video To RS-232C To display
output output output (digital RGB) (analog RGB)
term inal term inal
To display
To color difference
output term inal /
To display
speaker receptacle
term inal
output
output
term inal
term inal
(analog RGB)
output term inal
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(61”)
VIDEO
INPUT
COMPONENT
VIDEO INPUT
(color difference
input) /
POWER
INPUT
RGB2
INPUT
(m D-sub)
RGB1
INPUT
(DVI-D)
EXT
SP
RS-232C S-VIDEO
INPUT
AUDIO1 AUDIO2 AUDIO3
INPUT INPUT INPUT
RGB3 INPUT
To receptacle
To color difference
output term inal /
To display
To display
(analog RGB) (digital RGB)
To display
To RS-232C To S-video To video To sound To sound To sound
To
speaker
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
output
term inal
term inal term inal term inal term inal term inal
(analog RGB)
term inal
term inal
output term inal
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BASIC OPERATIONS
TURNING ON THE POWER
Select the OFF/ STD-BY sw itch
1
at the STD-BY of the display.
When you do so, the power indicator lamp turns
red.
(This applies only to 50”display.)
Press
on the rem ote
control.
2
3
When you do so, the power indicator lamp turns
green.
Press
or
to select a
desired input m ode.
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
TURNING OFF THE POWER
Press
w hen the power is ON.
The power indicator lamp turns red.
ADJ USTING THE VOLUME
Press
Press
to increase the volume.
to reduce the volume.
Any value between 0 and 40 can be selected.
* “No Audio” appears if you press or
after you have
selected “No Audio” for “Audio Input”. (See P. E-37.)
When the volum e adjustm ent button is pressed
* Note that the volume level remains stored even when you
turn OFF the power.
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SELECTING INPUT MODE
VIDEO INPUT MODE
Press
to select a desired input
1
m ode.
Each time you press , a different input mode
appears. The sequence is as follows:
Video:
Displays pictures from equipment
connected to the Video terminal.
S-video m ode
S-video:
Displays pictures from equipment
connected to the S-video terminal.
Comp.video: Displays pictures from equipment
connected to the component video
input terminal.
* When RGB-PC is selected in BNC Input mode,
Comp. video mode can not be input.
(See P.E-35.)
Com p.video m ode
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
RGB INPUT MODE
Press
to select a desired input
1
m ode.
Each time you press
appears. The sequence is as follows:
, a different input mode
RGB1:Displays pictures from equipment
connected to the RGB1 (DVI-D) terminal.
RGB1 m ode
RGB2:Displays pictures from equipment
connected to the RGB2 (mD-sub) terminal.
RGB3:Displays pictures from equipment
connected to the RGB3 (BNC x5) terminal.
* When Comp. video is selected in BNC Input
mode, RGB3 mode can not be input.
(See P. E-35)
RGB2 m ode
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
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WATCHING PICTURES ON THE WIDE SCREEN
SWITCHING BETWEEN SCREEN SIZES
Press
.
1
2
The currently selected mode will appear.
Press
to select a desired
picture m ode.
Norm al m ode
Each time you press , a different picture mode
appears. The sequences used are as follows:
When you are in a Video or S-video input m ode
When you are in a Com p.video input m ode
When you are in an RGB input m ode
Wide1 m ode
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
* Depending on the type of signal, some aspects
may not be selected.
Note
• Displaying a picture in a Normal mode for extended periods of time may cause phosphor burn-in.
• A variety of picture modes are available with this display. Remember that if you select a mode with an aspect ratio (ratio of frame width to frame
height) different from that of the TV program or video media, the pictures will appear differently than if you had selected a mode having the same
aspect ratio.
• Showing a movie or similar premium event at a different aspect ratio from its original one at any event site, restaurant, or bar for profit-making
purposes or for a public audience may constitute a copyright infringement.
For films, try to select a mode having the same aspect ratio as the original picture; this enables the director’s original intentions to be preserved.
Reference
See P. E-28–E-29 for how to adjust the picture size and position.
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SCREEN SIZE
Norm al
Displays pictures of normal size (i.e., a 4:3 aspect ratio).
Auto
The screen size changes automatically in accordance with the contents of image software
you use.
Wide1
Displays natural-looking pictures of standard size on the wide screen.
Picture of
standard size
Wide1
Wide2
Zoom 1
Wide2/ Wide
Ideal for displaying vertically extended pictures such as squeezed pictures and recorded
HDTV programs.
Vertically
extended picture
Zoom 1/ Zoom
Enlarges horizontally extended pictures equally in all directions to maintain the aspect
ratio constant.
Horizontally
extended picture
Zoom 2
Reduces the height of horizontally extended pictures with captions, without eliminating
the caption. Only the height of pictures is reduced, not the height of the caption.
Horizontally extended
picture with caption
Zoom 2
(Captions may not be easy to read, however, depending on the picture.)
ASPECT RATIO
The following aspect ratios are available.
4:3 aspect ratio
4
16:9 aspect ratio
16
(VHF/UHF broadcasting, BS broadcasting)
(HDTV broadcasting)
3
9
1.85
2.35
1.85:1 aspect ratio
(Vista Vision size)
1
2.35:1 aspect ratio
(Cinema Vision size)
1
Inform ation
You may find dark areas on top and at the bottom of the screen if you select one of the Zoom modes for media while using the Vista Vision or Cinema
Vision size i.e., the sizes used frequently for picture software.
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HOW TO USE MENUS
SELECTING OPTIONS IN A MENU
Use the [MODE] button on the display or
and
on the remote control to select a desired input mode.
Press
.
1
2
The main menu screen will appear.
Press
or
to sw itch between sub-m enus.
Ex.: “PICTURE” selected in the m ain m enu
screen
Each time you press or , one of the available menus appears.
The corresponding menu screen will appear.
Press
or
to select an option for adjustm ent/ setup.
3
A total of five different menus (PICTURE, POSITION/SIZE, AUDIO, FEATURES, FACTORY DEFAULT) are available.
You can easily distinguish between these menus as shown below.
PICTURE
POSITION/SIZE
AUDIO
FEATURES
FACTORY DEFAULT
*Press
,
,
or
to make adjustment/setup, and press
to store.
* Do not change input signals when any of the menus are displayed.
* Audio Input menu will not be displayed when "No Audio" is selected. (See P. E-37.)
USING THE PICTURE MENU
When you finish selecting a desired option in the PICTURE menu screen, press
At this time, the adjustment/setup screen for that option will appear.
.
You can use or to change the value for the option. Press
Changes you make will be stored only for the selected mode.
to store. (See P. E-26–E-27.)
PICTURE Menu screen (Video Input Mode)
PICTURE Menu screen (RGB Input Mode)
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Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(1) Contrast
Adjusts picture contrast.
: Higher contrast
: Lower contrast
-30 to +30
(2) Brightness
(3) Color
Adjusts screen brightness.
Adjusts color darkness.
Adjusts tint.
: Brighter screen
: Darker screen
-60 to +60
-60 to +60
: Darker colors
: Lighter colors
(4) Tint
: More greenish tint
: More purplish tint
Video, S-video: -30 to +30
Comp.video, RGB-Video, RGB-
PC, Decoder : -60 to +60
(5) Sharpness
Adjusts picture sharpness.
: Sharper pictures
: Less sharp pictures
Video, S-video, Comp.video,
RGB-Video, Decoder :-16 to +16
RGB-PC : -4 to +4
(6) Picture Mode
Can set up the picture mode. Use or for switching.
Dynamic/Fine/Real1/Real2/
Static
(7) Color Temp.
Adjusts color temperature.
Use or for switching.
Press or to select Red,
Green or Blue and press or
Warm/Standard/Cool/User
(8) User Color Temp.
Can set up when User is
selected in Color Temp.
0 to 255 for each of Red,
Green and Blue
to make adjustment.
Use or for switching.
(9) Noise Reduction
Sets up noise reduction.
Off/Min./Std./Max.
(for Video, S-video, Comp.video)
USING THE POSITION/ SIZE MENU
When you finish selecting a desired option in the POSITION/SIZE menu screen, press
When you do so, the adjustment screen for that option appears.
.
Press
or
to select option and press or to make adjustment. Press
to store. (See P. E-28–E-29.)
Changes you make will be stored only for the selected mode.
*You cannot adjust screen size in RGB1 (DVI-D) mode.
POSITION/SIZE Menu screen
“Position” adjustm ent screen
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
Video, S-video
(1) Position
Horizontal
Adjusts screen position.
Adjusts horizontal position.
Horizontal: -30 to +30
Vertical Zoom: -15 to +15
Others:-7 to +7
: Moves screen to the right.
: Moves screen to the left.
Comp.video: -16 to +16
1080I,720P: -32 to +32
RGB-PC: -150 to + 150
RGB-Video, Decoder: -16 to + 16
1080I,720P: -32 to +32
Vertical
Adjusts vertical position.
: Moves screen up.
: Moves screen down.
(2) Size
Width
Adjusts screen size.
Adjusts width.
Video, S-video: -7 to +7
Comp.video: -4 to +4
RGB-PC: -25 to +50
: Increases width.
: Reduces width.
RGB-Video, Decoder: -4 to +4
Height
Adjusts height.
: Increases height.
: Reduces height.
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HOW TO USE MENUS (Continued)
USING THE AUDIO MENU
When you finish selecting a desired option in the AUDIO menu screen, press
When you do so, the adjustment screen for that option appears.
.
Press
or
to select option and press or to make adjustment. Press
to store. (See P. E-30–E-31.)
The adjustments you make will be stored for each audio input terminal.
*Audio Input menu will not be displayed when "No Audio" is selected. (See P. E-37.)
AUDIO Menu screen
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(1) Treble
Adjusts treble.
: Stronger treble
: Weaker treble
-6 to +6
(2) Bass
Adjusts bass.
: Stronger bass
: Weaker bass
-6 to +6
(3) Balance
Adjusts volume balance.
:Higher volume from right-
hand speaker
-10 to +10
:Higher volume from left-
hand speaker
(4) Loudness
Adjusts loudness.
Use or for switching.
On /Off (disabled)
USING THE FEATURES MENUS
• FEATURES setup screen has 5 options of Adjustm ent, Function, On Screen Menu, Input Term inal and
Others.
• Options w ith “ ” on the right
When you select an option with “ ”, press
. The adjustment/setup screen for that option appears.(See P. E-32–E-40.)
You can use or on this screen to make selections or changes.Press
to store.
• Options w ith no “ ” on the right
When you select an option with no “ ”, press or to make selections or changes. Press
to store. (See P. E-32–E-40.)
FEATURES Menu
FEATURES Menu screen (Com p.video Input Mode) Adjustm ent Menu screen
Function Menu screen
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On Screen Menu screen
Others(1/2) Menu screen
Input Term inal Menu screen
Adjustm ent Menu (See P. E-32–E-33.)
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(1) Dot Clock
(for RGB2, RGB3)
Adjusts the dot clock.
Eliminates blur when the
optimum value is selected with
-60 to +60
or
.
(2) Clock Phase
(for RGB2, RGB3)
Adjusts clock phase.
Eliminates blur when the
optimum value is selected with
Auto/Manual
(Can adjust 1 to 32 for
Manual)
or
.
(3) Vertical Sync
(for RGB2, RGB3)
Corrects vertical
synchronization signal.
Use or to select the
optimum value for eliminating
flicker.
-1 to +1
-8 to +8
(4) Clamp Position
Adjusts clamp pulse phase.
Use or for switching.
(for Comp.video, RGB2, RGB3)
(5)Auto Calibration
(for RGB2, RGB3)
Selects the optimum
dynamic range of images.
Select Execute and use
to select an option.
or
Execute
Yes/No
Function Menu(See P. E-32, E-34.)
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(1) 24 Frame Mode
(for Video, S-video, Comp.video) pictures.
Displays the optimum movie Use or for switching.
On (Movie) /
Off (Normal)
(2) 3D Y/C
(for Video(3.58NTSC))
Selects whether to enable
the 3D Y/C circuit.
Use or for switching.
On (3D Y/C circuit) /
Off (3-line)
On Screen Menu(See P. E-32, E-34)
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(1) OSD
Selects whether to display
information other than
menus.
Use or for switching.
On (displayed) /
Off (not displayed)
(2) Language
Selects language used for
menus.
Display the “Language”
selection screen and use
to select a language.
English
or
Deutsch (German)
Español (Spanish)
Français (French)
Italiano (Italian)
Português (Portuguese)
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HOW TO USE MENUS (Continued)
Input Term inal Menu(See P. E-32, E-35–E-36.)
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(1) Video Input
(for Video)
Selects video mode.
Use or for switching.
Auto/NTSC/PAL/SECAM/
PAL60/N-PAL/M-PAL/
4.43NTSC
(2) S-video Input
(for S-video)
Selects video mode.
Use or for switching.
Display BNC Input screen
Auto/NTSC/PAL/SECAM/
PAL60/N-PAL/M-PAL/
4.43NTSC
(3) BNC Input
Selects BNC Input signal.
Function
and press
option.
Use or for switching.
Select Comp.video, RGB-Video
or Decoder by Function to set
up Mask.
or
to select an
Comp.video/RGB-Video/
RGB-PC/Decoder
Mask
Off/5/10/15 (dot)
(4) D-SUB Input
Selects D-SUB Input signal. Display D-SUB Input screen
Function
RGB-PC/Decoder
and press
option.
or
to select an
Use or for switching.
Select Decoder by Function to
set up Mask.
Mask
Off/5/10/15 (dot)
Others Menu(See P. E-32, E-36–E-40.)
Others Menu screen is divided into the following two screens.
Others(1/2) Menu screen
Others(2/2) Menu screen
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(1) Picture Memory
Storing the setting of
Picture menu in 8 pattern.
Display Picture Memory screen Memory 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8
and press
option.
or
to select an
Press or to select Memory
number.
(2) DPMS
(for other than RGB1)
Specifies time before
DPMS starts.
Can specify the background Use or for switching.
color when specifying time. Can specify background by
setting time to other than Off.
Display DPMS screen and press Time
or
to select an option.
Off (disabled)/1 min./
15 min./45 min./60 min.
Background
Black/White
(3) Audio Input
Selects audio input terminal. Display the “Audio Input”
adjustment screen and use
No Audio /Audio 1 /Audio 2/
or Audio 3
to select an option.
Use or to switch between
available choices for the
selected option.
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Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
(4) Screen Orbiter
(for RGB)
Sets up screen orbiter.
Display the “Screen Orbiter”
adjustment screen and use
to select an option.
Use or to switch between
available choices for the
selected option.
Mode/Time
Off (disabled)
Time (every 1 hr)
Mode (every time mode is
switched)
or
Moving area
Min.(moves in small range)
Std.(moves in moderate
range)
Max. (moves in wide range)
(5) Input Priority
(6) Monitor No.
Specifies input mode of
highest priority.
Use or for switching.
Use or for switching.
Use or for switching.
Off/RGB2/RGB3/Video/
S-video/Comp.video
Selects display number.
0 (no setup)/
1/2/3/4
(7) Direct Setting
(for RGB)
Selects input signal.
RGB1:
Auto/VGA/WVGA/XGA/
WXGA
RGB2, RGB3:
Auto/VGA/WVGA/480P/
XGA/WXGA/SXGA/
SXGA+
(8) Code Setting
(for RGB2, RGB3)
Specifies and displays type
of input signal directly.
Display Code Setting screen
Auto/Manual
and press
or
to select an
option.
Select Manual to set up
Parameter.
(9) White Screen
(10) Exhibition Mode
(11) Installation
Sets up to display white
over the entire screen.
Use or for switching.
Use or for switching.
Use or for switching.
On /Off(disabled)
Sets up Exhibition mode.
On (Exhibition mode)/
Off(disabled)
Sets up whether horizontal
or vertical installation.
-90 Deg. (counterclockwise)/
Normal/
+90 Deg. (clockwise)
(12) Key Lock
Locks the main unit button.
Use or for switching.
On (Key Lock)/
Off(disabled)
(13) Information
Displays system operation
status.
Display the “Information”
screen.
Display only
USING THE FACTORY DEFAULT MENU
• Select FACTORY DEFAULT and execute to restore the adjustm ent/ setting m ade in the MENU to factory
settings. (See P. E-41.)
Yes/No selection screen
FACTORY DEFAULT Menu screen
Option
Function
Operation
Range/ Setting
FACTORY DEFAULT
Restores the adjustment/
Select Execute and use
or
Yes/No
setting made in the MENU
to factory settings.
to select an option.
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ADJ USTING PICTURES (PICTURE MENU)
BASIC OPERATIONS [EX.: ADJ USTING TINT (Tint)]
You can make changes to all picture adjustment options in the PICTURE Menu.
The changes you make will be stored for a selected input mode. Therefore, you need to select a desired input mode before making any
changes.
Press
.
1
2
The main menu screen will appear.
Press
or
to select “PICTURE”.
“PICTURE” selected in the m ain m enu
screen
Each time you press or , one of the available
menus appears in the following sequence:
PICTURE
POSITION/SIZE
AUDIO
FEATURES
FACTORY DEFAULT
The PICTURE Menu screen will appear.
Press
Press
or
to select “Tint”.
3
4
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
.
The “Tint” adjustment screen will appear.
“Tint” selected in the PICTURE Menu
screen (Video Input Mode)
Press
values.
or
to change tint
5
6
: More greenish tint
: More purplish tint
“Tint” adjustm ent screen
Press
to store.
Press
w hen you finish.
* Repeat steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 when you wish to
make changes to other options.
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
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• Adjusting Contrast (Contrast)
Any value between -30 and +30 can be selected.
: Higher contrast
: Lower contrast
Press
to store.
• Adjusting Screen Brightness (Brightness)
Any value between -60 and +60 can be selected.
: Brighter screen
: Darker screen
Press
to store.
• Adjusting Color Darkness (Color)
Any value between -60 and +60 can be selected.
: Darker colors
: Lighter colors
Press
to store.
• Adjusting Tint (Tint)
Any value between -30 and +30 for [
: More greenish tint
], and -60 and +60 for [
] can be selected.
: More purplish tint
Press
to store.
• Adjusting picture Sharpness (Sharpness)
Any value between -16 and +16 for [
: Sharper pictures
(RGB-Video,Decoder)], and -4 and +4 for [ (RGB-PC)], can be selected.
: Less sharp pictures
Press
to store.
• Setting Picture Mode (Picture Mode)
Can set up the picture mode.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Dinamic:Suitable for watching a normal motion picture.(Standard)
Fine:
Suitable for watching a dark picture such as movie.
Real 1: Makes a strong contrast picture.
Real 2: Makes a bright color picture.
Static: Suitable for watching a still picture.
Press
to store.
*Select Dinamic, Fine, Real 1, Real 2 or Static to suit your taste.
• Adjusting Color Tem perature (Color Tem p.)
Use or to specify a desired color temperature. Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Warm: More reddish colors
Standard:Standard color temperature
Cool:
User:
More bluish colors
User Color Temp. setup
Press
to store.
• Setting User Color Tem p. (User Color Tem p.)
Can set up when User is selected in Color Temp.
Press
or
to select Red, Green or Blue and press or to make adjustment in the range
of 0 to 255.
Press
to store.
* Color Temp. setup is switched to User. The initial value of User Color Temp. is adjusted
individually at the factory.
• Setting Noise Reduction (Noise Reduction)
Can select the noise reduction setting corresponding to the noise level of the input signal.
Each time you press or ,one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
User Color Tem p.adjustm ent screen
Off: Noise reduction does not function.
Min.: Weak noise reduction setting.
Std.: Standard noise reduction setting.
Max.: Strong noise reduction setting.
Press
to store.
*Some type of signal can not be selected.
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ADJ USTING SCREEN POSITION AND SIZE (POSITION/ SIZE MENU)
BASIC OPERATION [EX.: ADJ USTING HORIZONTAL DIRECTION OF SCREEN POSITION
]
You can make changes to all screen adjustment options in the POSITION/SIZE Menu.
The changes you make will be stored for the selected input mode. Therefore, you need to select a desired input mode before making any
changes.
Press
.
1
2
The main menu screen will appear.
Press
“POSITION/ SIZE”.
or
to select
“POSITION/SIZE” selected from the m ain
m enu screen
Each time you press or , one of the available
menus appears in the following sequence:
PICTURE
POSITION/SIZE
AUDIO
FEATURES
FACTORY DEFAULT
The POSITION/SIZE Menu screen will appear.
Press
“Position”.
or
to select
3
4
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
Press
.
The “Position” adjustment screen will appear.
Press
or
to select
“Horizontal” values of screen
position.
5
6
Press
.
The “Horizontal” adjustment screen will appear.
“Position” adjustm ent screen
Press
or
to change
horizontal values.
: Moves screen to the right.
7
8
:
Moves screen to the left.
Press
Press
to store.
w hen you finish.
* Repeat steps 3 to 8 when you wish to make
changes to other options.
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Adjusting Screen Position (Position)
Horizontal position (Horizontal)
:
:
Moves screen to the right.
Moves screen to the left.
→
→
“Position” adjustm ent screen
Vertical position (Vertical)
:
Moves screen up.
Moves screen down.
to store.
→
→
:
Press
Adjusting Screen Size (Size)
Screen width (Width)
→
→
:
:
Increases width.
Reduces width.
“Size” adjustm ent screen
Screen height (Height)
→
→
:
Increases height.
Reduces height.
to store.
:
Press
*You cannot adjust screen size in RGB1 (DVI-D) mode.
Setting Range
Video, S-video m ode
Com p.video m ode
RGB m ode
Position
Size
Horizontal: -30 to +30
Vertical
-16 to +16
-32 to +32 (for1080I,720P)
RGB-PC: -150 to +150
RGB-Video, Decoder: -16 to +16
-32 to +32 (for1080I,720P)
Zoom:
-15 to +15
Others: -7 to +7
-7 to +7
-4 to +4
RGB-PC: -25 to +50
RGB-Video, Decoder: -4 to +4
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
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ADJ USTING AUDIO (AUDIO MENU)
BASIC OPERATION [EX.: ADJ USTING VOLUME BALANCE (Balance)]
You can make changes to all sound adjustment options in the AUDIO Menu.
The changes you make will be stored for the selected input mode. Therefore, you need to select a desired input mode before making any
changes.
Press
.
1
2
The main menu screen will appear.
Press
or
to select “AUDIO”.
“AUDIO” selected in the m ain m enu screen
Each time you press or , one of the available
menus appears in the following sequence:
PICTURE
POSITION/SIZE
AUDIO
FEATURES
FACTORY DEFAULT
The AUDIO Menu screen will appear.
Press
or
to select
“Balance”.
3
4
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
Press
.
The “Balance” adjustment screen will appear.
“Balance” selected in the AUDIO Menu
screen
Press
or
to adjust the
balance.
5
6
: Higher volume from the right-hand speaker
: Higher volume from the left-hand speaker
Press
to store.
Press
w hen you finish.
* Repeat steps 3 to 6 when you wish to make
changes to other options.
* Audio Input menu will not be displayed when
“No Audio” is selected. (See P. E-37.)
E-30
Adjusting Treble (Treble)
Any value between -6 and +6 can be selected.
: Stronger treble
Each audio input
Each audio input
Each audio input
Each audio input
: Weaker treble
Adjusting Bass (Bass)
Any value between -6 and +6 can be selected.
: Stronger bass
“Treble” selected in the AUDIO Menu
screen
: Weaker bass
Adjusting Volum e Balance (Balance)
Any value between -10 and +10 can be selected.
: Higher volume from the right-hand speaker
: Higher volume from the left-hand speaker
Setting Loudness (Loudness)
Corrects the balance between bass and treble for easy listening even with weak volume.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following
sequence:
On
Off
On : Corrects bass and treble.
Off : Loudness dose not function.
"Loudness" selection screen
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
E-31
OTHER ADJ USTMENTS (FEATURES MENU)
BASIC OPERATION [EX.: SELECTING LANGUAGE (Language)]
You can make the following changes in the FEATURES Menu.
Press
.
1
2
The main menu screen will appear.
Press
or
to select “FEATURES”.
“FEATURES” selected in the m ain m enu
screen
Each time you press or , one of the available
menus appears in the following sequence:
PICTURE
POSITION/SIZE
AUDIO
FEATURES
FACTORY DEFAULT
The FEATURES Menu screen will appear.
Press
Menu".
or
to select "On Screen
3
4
• Select a desired option for adjustment/setup from
Adjustment, Function, On Screen Menu, Input
Terminal and Others.
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
Press
.
On Screen Menu screen
• On Screen Menu appears.
Press
or
to select “Language”.
5
6
Press
.
The “Language” selection screen will appear.
“Language” selection screen
Press
or
to select the
7
8
language.
Press
.
The menu is displayed in the selected language.
Press
w hen you finish.
* Repeat steps 3 to 8 when you wish to make changes
to other options.
E-32
• FEATURES setup screen has the follow ing 5 options.
Adjustment
Function
: Can make a fine adjustment of pictures such as Dot Clock, Clamp Position.
: Can make a function setting such as 24 Frame Mode, 3D Y/C. (See P. E-34.)
On Screen Menu : Can make a display setting such as OSD, Language. (See P. E-34.)
Input Terminal : Can make an input terminal setting such as Video Input. (See P. E-35–E-36.)
Others
: Can make other settings. (See P. E-36–E-40.)
ADJ USTMENT
• Adjusting Dot Clock (Dot Clock)
You may find that pictures blur, depending on the clock frequency of your PC’s processor.
If you experience blurring, you can obtain a clearer picture by adjusting the “Dot Clock”.
Use or to select a value between -60 and +60.
Press
to store.
• Adjusting Clock Phase (Clock Phase)
You may find that pictures blur, depending on the clock phase of your PC’s processor. If you
experience blurring, you can obtain a clearer picture by adjusting the “Clock Phase”.
Use
or
to select "Auto" or "Manual".
Makes automatic adjustment.
Auto:
Manual: Makes manual adjustment.
Use or to specify a value between 1 and 32.
to store.
When selecting Manual by Clock Phase
Press
• Elim inating Flicker (Vertical Sync)
Corrects the vertical synchronization signal timing to eliminate vertical flicker.
Use or to specify a value between -1 and +1.
Press
to store.
*Some type of signal can not be selected.
• Adjusting Clam p Position (Clam p Position)
Adjusts clamp pulse in accordance with the input signal received from connected equipment.
Use or to specify a value between -8 and 8.
Press
to store.
• Selecting the Optim um Dynam ic Range of Im ages (Auto Calibration)
Receives a white screen signal and adjusts the dynamic range of images to the optimum.
(1) Select Auto Calibration and press
Auto Calibration screen appears.
(2) Select Execute and press
.
.
"Auto Calibration" setting screen
Press
Yes: Stores the data of Auto Calibration.
No: Disables the execution result of Auto Calibration.
or
to select Yes or No.
(3) Press
to execute.
"Yes/No" screen to select
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
E-33
OTHER ADJ USTMENTS (FEATURES MENU)(Continued)
FUNCTION
• Displaying the optim um m ovie pictures (24 Fram e Mode)
Can make the optimum display of 24 frames/second signals such as movie pictures.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
On
Off
On : Displays the optimum movie pictures.
Off : Displays normal pictures.
Press
to store.
*Some type of signal can not be selected.
• Setting 3DY/ C Circuit (3DY/ C)
Clear and distinct pictures can be displayed without color blotting.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
On
Off
On : Set to On normally. Enables the 3D Y/C circuit.
You can make this selection only for NTSC signal.
Off : The 3D Y/C circuit can not be used. Set to Off when the moving pictures look unnatural.
Press
to store.
* Can be set only when receiving NTSC signal.
Set to On normally. Set to Off when the moving pictures look unnatural.
ON SCREEN MENU
• Setting Display Inform ation (OSD)
All m odes
You can use this option to select whether to display information other than menus. (Error messages
are displayed regardless of what choice you make for this option.)
Each time you press , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
On
Off
On : Displays all information.
Off : Displays only menus and error messages.
Press
to store.
• Selecting Language (Language)
All m odes
You can use this option to select the language displayed on the screen.
(1) Select “Language” and press
The “Language” selection screen will appear.
(2) Press or to select your desired language.
English
.
Deutsch (German)
Español (Spanish)
Français (French)
Italiano (Italian)
"Language" selection screen
Português (Portuguese)
(3) Press
.
The menu is displayed in the selected language.
E-34
INPUT TERMINAL
• Selecting Video Mode (Video Input)
You can use this option to select the desired video mode of pictures it will receive to the Video Input
terminal.
Each time you press or , one of the available modes appears in the following sequence:
Auto:
Automatically selects NTSC, PAL and SECAM.
Other than Auto: You need to select a system appropriate to the input signal.
Press
to store.
• Selecting Video Mode (S-video Input)
You can use this option to select the desired video mode of pictures it will receive to S-video Input
terminal.
Each time you press or , one of the available modes appears in the following sequence:
Auto:
Automatically selects NTSC, PAL and SECAM.
Other than Auto: You need to select a system appropriate to the input signal.
Press
to store.
• Selecting BNC Input (BNC-Input)
All m odes
You can use this option to select the signal system it will receive to BNC Input terminal.
(1) Select BNC Input and press
BNC Input screen appears.
.
(2) Select the signal system to receive.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
"BNC-Input" selection screen
Comp.video: For using color difference input.
RGB-Video: For using 0.3V input of sync. signal level with RGB signal input.
(RGB-Video is used only for 61" type.)
RGB-PC:
Decoder:
For using PC wih RGB signal input.
For using decoder with RGB signal input.
to select Mask.
(3) Press
or
(4) Select Comp.video, RGB-Video or Decoder by FUNCTION to set up Mask.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
This fringe part is m asked.
Off:
Does not mask.
Number:Masks the fringe (top, bottom, right and left) of the screen by the number of pixels specified.
(5) Press
to store.
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
E-35
OTHER ADJ USTMENTS (FEATURES MENU)(Continued)
INPUT TERMINAL
• Selecting D-SUB Input (D-SUB Input)
All m odes
You can use this option to select the signal system it will receive to D-SUB Input terminal.
(1) Select D-SUB Input and press
D-SUB Input screen appears.
.
(2) Select the signal system to receive.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
RGB-PC Decoder
"D-SUB Input" selection screen
RGB-PC: For using RGB for PC
Decoder: For using digital broadcast tuner
(3) Press
or
to select Mask.
(4) Select Decoder by FUNCTION to set up Mask.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Off:
Does not mask.
This fringe part is m asked.
Number: Masks the fringe (top, bottom, right and left) of the screen by the number of pixels
specified.
(5) Press
to store.
OTHERS MENU
• Storing the setting of PICTURE (Picture Mem ry)
All m odes
Stores 8 patterns of adjustments set by PICTURE.
Read out and store to suit your taste.
In case of "Load"
When setting "Load": Read out your desired Setting.
(1) Select “Picture Memory” and press
.
The “Picture Memory” screen will appear.
"Picture Mem ory" selection screen
(2) Press
(3) Select Data number to make Load.
(4) Press to read out.
or
to select Load.
In case of "Save"
When setting "Save": Set to suit your taste and store.
(1) Select “Picture Memory” and press
.
The “Picture Memory” screen will appear.
(2) Press
(3) Select Data number to make Save.
(4) Press to save.
or
to select Save.
"Load" selection screen
E-36
• Selecting tim e before DPMS starts (DPMS)
All m odes
You can use this option to select the amount of time before the DPMS function starts.
DPMS (which stands for “display power management signaling”) allows the display to maintain an
automatic power saving function.
This function causes on-screen information to disappear until the next input operation, if the power
is ON and the display has not received any signals for the predetermined period of time. When
DPMS is active, the power indicator lamp turns orange.
(1) Select DPMS and press
DPMS screen appears.
.
DPMS selection screen
(2) Press
or
to select Time.
(3) Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Off:
Disables DPMS
Number: Approximate time before DPMS starts. (Unit: minutes)
* The power indicator lamp turns orange while the DPMS is ON.
* The power turns ON automatically when the display receives a signal.
(4) Can specify background color.
Press
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Black White
or
to select background color.
Black: Mutes images in Black background.
White:Mutes images in White background.
* Switches approx. 20 seconds after the display stops receiving signals.
(5) Press
to store.
* DPMS does not function in RGB1 mode.
• Selecting input term inals (Audio Input)
All m odes
You can use this option to select one of the three available terminals to receive sound from
input equipment.
(1) Select “Audio Input” and press
The “Audio Input” selection screen will appear.
(2) Press or to select input equipment.
.
(3) Select a desired input terminal.
“Audio Input” selection screen
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
No audio: No sound in the corresponding mode.
Audio 1-3: Selects Audio 1 through 3 for receiving sound in the corresponding mode.
* Repeat steps (2) and (3) for each piece of input equipment.
(4) Press
to store.
*Audio Input menu will not be displayed when "No Audio"is selected.
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
E-37
OTHER ADJ USTMENTS (FEATURES MENU)(Continued)
• Minim izing phosphor burn-in (Screen Orbiter)
You can use this option to move the screen position to minimize phosphor-induced “burn-in”.
Follow the steps below.
(1) Select “Screen Orbiter” and press
The “Screen Orbiter” setting screen will appear.
(2)Press or to select “Mode/Time”.
.
(3)Select a desired pattern.
“Screen Orbiter” setting screen
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Off: Disables Screen Orbiter.
Time: Moves the pattern approximately every one hour.
Mode: Moves the pattern when the power is turned ON or when you switch between modes.
(4)Press
or
to select “Moving Area”.
(5) Press or to select the range for moving the pattern.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Min.: Pattern moves in small range. (About 5 pixels)
Std.: Pattern moves in moderate range. (About 10 pixels)
Max.: Pattern moves in wide range. (About 15 pixels)
(6) Press
to store.
*When the Screen Orbiter function is operated in RGB1 mode, some letters at the top, bottom,
right or left of the screen may be missed.
Using screen protection functions (exam ples)
The screen protection functions minimize phosphor burn-in but cannot completely eliminate it.
When using the display occasionally
When using the display continuously
• Select a desired amount of time for “DPMS”.
When sw itching between RGB and video input m odes only
occasionally
(1) Select “Time” for “Mode/Time” with “Screen Orbiter”.
(2) Select a desired range for “Moving Area” with “Screen Orbiter”.
This causes the screen saver pattern to move in the same range at
regular intervals.
Thus, when the display does not receive a signal, it will automatically
display white or black over the entire screen. When the predetermined
time elapses, the power will turn OFF.
When sw itching between RGB and video input m odes
frequently
(1) Select “Mode” for “Mode/Time” with “Screen Orbiter”.
(2) Select a desired range for “Moving Area” with “Screen Orbiter”.
When the mode is switched from Video to RGB, the display position
moves.
• Input m ode of priority (Input Priority)
All m odes
You can use this option to switch between modes only when a signal is received through the
selected input mode terminal. You cannot switch the input mode.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
Off:
Switches between modes normally.
Other modes: Displays pictures when a signal is received through the selected input mode
terminal.
Press
to store.
*RGB1 mode cannot be selected.
E-38
• Assigning Num bers to Displays (Monitor No.)
All m odes
When you use two or more displays, you can use a single remote control to control individual
displays by assigning a unique number to each of the displays.
Each time you press or , one of the available numbers appears in the following sequence:
0: You can normally control displays.
You cannot control displays if you press any of [SHIFT 1] through [SHIFT 4].
1–4: Allows you to control a desired display by pressing the corresponding button (one of
[SHIFT 1] through [SHIFT 4]).
When you do not press any of the SHIFT buttons, you can control all displays.
Press
to store.
* You can check the “Monitor No.” on the Information screen. (See P. E-40.)
• Setting RGB Input Signal Com pulsorily (Direct Setting)
You can use this option to switch the setting for RGB input signal.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the
following sequence:
For RGB1 mode:
For RGB2.3 mode:
Auto: The optimum display is obtained automatically for input signals.
Others: The optimum resolution setting is fixed for each signal.
Press
to store.
* In Auto mode, the resolution of VGA, WVGA, 480P, XGA, WXGA, SXGA and SXGA+ may
not be automatically distinguished. Switch to the fixed display when the image is not displayed
properly.
• Specifying RGB Input Signal (Code Setting)
You can use this option to specify and display the type of RGB input signal by code number.
Each time you press
sequence:
or
, one of the available choices appears in the following
Auto
Manual
Auto: Automatically displays the input signal to the optimum.
Manual: Selects RGB code number.
"Code Setting" setting screen
Press
to store.
* In Auto mode, the optimum resolution may not be set up automatically depending on the type of
signal.
Select the type of signal when the image is not displayed properly.
However, note that when the type of signal is selected directly, the signal of other resolution
may not be displayed properly.
• Displaying w hite over entire screen (White Screen)
All m odes
You can use this option to display white over the entire screen to minimize phosphor burn-in.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
On
Off
Off: Does not display white.
On: Displays a white screen immediately.
Press
to store.
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
E-39
OTHER ADJ USTMENTS (FEATURES MENU)(Continued)
• Setting Exhibition Mode (Exhibition Mode)
All m odes
You can use this option to display the enhanced contrast, which is most suitable for the use by
unspecified persons.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
On
Off
On: Sets up Exhibition mode.
Off: Sets up normal mode.
Press
to store.
* In Exhibition mode, the display returns to the original setting in about 5 minutes even if the
adjustment is changed.
* The setup will be cancelled when removing the power plug from the receptacle.
• Horizontal/ Vertical installation (Installation)
All m odes
You can use this option to setup the number of fan rotation and the direction of display text of menu
or other screen for horizontal and vertical installation.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
-90 Deg. : Displays text from left to right when the display is installed with the power indicator lamp at the top.
Normal : Displays text normally.
+90 Deg. : Displays text from left to right when the display is installed with the power indicator lamp at the bottom.
Press
to store.
* Be sure to make this setup when changing the direction of installation.
• Locking Main Unit Button (Key Lock)
All m odes
You can use this option to disable the main unit button.
Each time you press or , one of the available choices appears in the following sequence:
On Off
On: Disables the main unit button.
Off: Enables the main unit button.
Press
to store.
• Displaying System Status (Inform ation)
Displays system operation status.
Select “Information” and press
.
The “Information” screen will appear.
Mode:
Input mode
Monitor No.:
Monitor number
Freq. Scan Mode: Frequency scanning
Inform ation screen (Video Input Mode)
Input Signal:
Input Sync.:
Freq.:
Video mode
Signal type
Frequency and polarity (fH, fV)
RGB code number
Preset No.:
Inform ation screen (RGB2 Input Mode)
* On-screen information disappears if you do not take any action for about 60 seconds.
* The following abbreviations used in this document represent input modes in which you can make adjustments:
: Video mode, : S-video mode, : Comp.video mode, : RGB mode
E-40
INITIALIZATION OF USER ADJ USTMENT VALUE(FACTORY DEFAULT)
You can restore the values of the adjustment/setting made in the MENU to factory settings.
Press
.
1
2
The main menu screen will appear.
Press
DEFAULT”.
or
to select “FACTORY
“FACTORY DEFAULT” selected in the
m ain m enu screen
Each time you press or , one of the available
menus appears in the following sequence:
PICTURE
POSITION/SIZE
AUDIO
FEATURES
FACTORY DEFAULT
The FEATURES Menu screen will appear.
Press
.
3
• Displays the message of whether to proceed
with the initialization.
* You can also use the
switches on the display’s
control panel to accomplish
these steps.
Press
or
to select the Yes.
4
5
Displays the m essage of whether to
proceed the initialization
Press
.
• The message of having completed the
initialization will be displayed after initializing.
Press
w hen you finish.
Displays the m essage of having
com pleted the initialization
E-41
OPTIONS
Wall-mounting unit
Horizontal: 0° to 15° mounting angle
P-50WB01
(for horizontal)
(both 50" and 61")
Hanging unit
0° to 15° mounting angle (variable)
P-50CT01
The pipe is not supplied with the
ceiling-hanging unit, so consult your
produce dealer.
(for horizontal)
(both 50" and 61")
Stand
P-50TT01
(for horizontal)
(both 50" and 61")
Speaker
P-50SP01 (for 50”)
P-61SP01 (for 61”)
(1 set of 2 speakers)
Speaker Stand
P-50ST01 (for 50”)
(1 set of 2 speakers stands)
* When installing an option, make sure that all installation requirements for that option (as given in the relevant instruction manual) are met.
* The colors of options do not match the display colors perfectly.
Warning
To prevent injury, fire, and electric shock, arrange for options to be initially installed (or installed at a different location) by your dealer.
CAUTION: This display (PDS5003W/PDS5003U/PDS5004W/PDS5004U/PDS6101W) is for use only with
Fujitsu General Limited’s option (P-50WB01, P-50CT01, P-50TT01).
Using this display with other option can cause instability resulting in possible injury.
E-42
FACTORY SETTINGS
This display can store the latest four types of signals for RGB adjustment value. The fifth input signal will replace the adjustment value
of the first input signal.
To do this, select a desired signal and follow the instructions in “Adjusting Screen Position and Size” on P. E-28–E-29 to adjust the
parameters. When you finish, the settings will be automatically stored. Thus, when the display receives that signal, pictures will be
displayed in accordance with the settings you most recently selected.
Main corresponding signals (RGB m ode)
Display (dots x lines)
Horizontal frequency (kHz)
Vertical frequency (Hz)
Signal
DVI-D
640 x 480
640 x 480
640 x 480
640 x 480
720 x 400
800 x 600
800 x 600
800 x 600
800 x 600
1024 x 768
1024 x 768
1024 x 768
1280 x 1024
1280 x 1024
1600 x 1200
1600 x 1200
1600 x 1200
640 x 480
848 x 480
852 x 480
720 x 485
720 x 575
640 x 400
31.47
37.86
37.50
43.27
31.47
37.88
48.08
46.88
53.67
48.36
56.48
60.02
63.98
79.98
75.00
93.75
106.25
35.00
31.02
31.72
15.73
15.63
31.50
59.94
72.81
75.00
85.01
70.09
60.32
72.19
75.00
85.06
60.00
70.07
75.03
60.02
75.03
60.00
75.00
85.00
66.67
60.00
59.97
59.94
50.00
70.15
VGA
VGA 72 Hz
VGA 75 Hz
VGA 85 Hz
400 lines
SVGA 60 Hz
SVGA 72 Hz
SVGA 75 Hz
SVGA 85 Hz
XGA 60 Hz
XGA 70 Hz
XGA 75 Hz
SXGA 60 Hz
SXGA 75 Hz
UXGA 60 Hz
UXGA 75 Hz
UXGA 85 Hz
MAC 13RGB
60 fields
50 fields
NEC 31 kHz
* With some input signals, “Out of range” may appear even when the horizontal and vertical frequencies are within their permissible ranges. Make
sure that the vertical frequency of the input signal is 85 Hz or less for SVGA/ UXGA, 75 Hz or less for XGA/ SXGA.
In the DVI-D mode, the input signal can be restricted partly.
In the Comp.video and Video/S-video modes, the display has been factory-set as follows for different input signals:
Main corresponding signals (Com p.video m ode)
Main corresponding signals (Video, S-video m ode)
Horizontal
frequency (kHz)
Vertical
frequency (Hz)
Horizontal
frequency (kHz)
Vertical
frequency (Hz)
Signal
Signal
NTSC
15.73
15.63
31.47
31.25
45.00
37.50
33.75
28.13
59.94
50.00
59.94
50.00
60.00
50.00
60.00
50.00
SDTV 480I
SDTV 576I
SDTV 480P
SDTV 576P
HDTV 720P
HDTV 720P
HDTV 1080I
HDTV 1080I
15.73
15.63
15.63
15.63
15.63
15.73
15.73
59.94
50.00
50.00
59.52
50.00
59.95
59.94
PAL
SECAM
PAL60
N-PAL
M-PAL
4.43NTSC
• With the 1280 x 1024 and 1600 x 1200 modes, pictures of reduced size are displayed on the screen, using size reduction and interpolation.
Note also that on-screen information is also displayed in reduced size.
• “Out of range” appears if the display receives a signal whose characteristic does not fall within the display’s permissible range.
• You can check input signals through “Information” on the FEATURES Menu screen. (See P. E-40.)
• All terms (i.e., company and product names) used in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks.
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SPECIFICATION
Model
PDS5003W/ PDS5003U/ PDS5004W/ PDS5004U
PDS6101W
61" wide screen:
Screen size
50" wide screen:
135.1 cm (W) x 76.0 cm (H) (155.0 cm diagonal)
53.2 inch (W) x 29.9 inch (H) (61.0 inch diagonal)
110.6 cm (W) x 62.2 cm (H) (126.9 cm diagonal)
43.5 inch (W) x 24.5 inch (H) (50.0 inch diagonal)
16:9 (wide)
Aspect ratio
Weight
16:9 (wide)
61.0 kg / 134.5 lbs
45.0 kg / 99.2 lbs
145.2 (W) x 86.2 (H) x 11.9 (D) cm
57.1 (W) x 33.9 (H) x 4.7 (D) inch
Outer dimensions
121.2 (W) x 72.6 (H) x 9.8 (D) cm
47.7 (W) x 28.6 (H) x 3.9 (D) inch
100–240 VAC 50/60 Hz
Power supply
220–240 VAC 50/60 Hz (W type)
120 VAC 50/60 Hz (U type)
Current rating
2.7 A (W type) / 5.5A (U type)
7.5 A
Screen dimensions
110.6 (W) x 62.2 (H) cm
43.5 (W) x 24.5 (H) inch
135.1 (W) x 76.0 (H) cm
53.2 (W) x 29.9 (H) inch
Number of pixels
Display modes
1366 (H) x 768 (V)
1365 (H) x 768 (V)
Video, S-video input:
Component video input: Normal/Wide1/Wide2/Zoom1/Zoom2
Normal/Auto/Wide1/Wide2/Zoom1/Zoom2
RGB:
Normal/Wide/Zoom
Colors
16.77 million
External equipment terminals
Video input terminals
Video input
1 BNC terminal 1 Vp-p/75 Ω
S-video input
1 S terminal
Y:
C:
1 Vp-p/75 Ω
0.286 Vp-p/75 Ω
Component video input (color difference input)
3 BNC terminals Y:
1 Vp-p/75 Ω
PB/B-Y: 0.7 Vp-p/75 Ω
PR/R-Y: 0.7 Vp-p/75 Ω
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Applicable systems
PC input terminal
NTSC/PAL/SECAM/PAL60/N-PAL/M-PAL/4.43NTSC
RGB1 input
RGB2 input
1 DVI-D terminal
mD-sub, 3 rows, 15-pin
Picture signal: 0.7 Vp-p/75 Ω
Synchronization signal:TTL level
RGB3 input
5 BNC terminals
R:0.7 Vp-p/75 Ω
G:0.7 Vp-p/75 Ω
B:0.7 Vp-p/75 Ω
H:TTL /ANALOG (75 Ω)
V:TTL /ANALOG (75 Ω)
Sound terminals
Control terminal
2 sound input pin jacks (L/R) (3 lines)
500 mVrms/at least 22kΩ
2 sound input pin jacks (L/R) (3 lines)
500 mVrms/at least 22kΩ
1 RS-232C connector (D-sub 9-pin)
Effective max. output: 20 W + 20 W (EIAJ), 4 Ω
External speaker output terminal Effective max. output: 8 W + 8 W (EIAJ), 6 Ω
Operating conditions
Temperature: 0 to 40 °C / 32 to 104 °F
Humidity: 20 to 80 %
Accessories
1 remote control, 2AA batteries, 1 instruction manual, 1 power cable, 2 big ferrite cores,
2 small ferrite cores
• Specifications and external appearance may be change for the sake of improvement.
•
is a worldwide trademark of Fujitsu General Limited and is a registered trademark in Japan, the U.S.A. and other countries or areas.
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Regulation ---PDS5003W
• EMC:FCC Part 15 Class A, ICES-003 Class A
• CE Safety: EN60065
EMC: EN55022
EN61000-3-2 1995
EN61000-3-3 1995
EN55024 1998
1998, Class A
EN61000-4-2 1995
EN61000-4-3 1996
EN61000-4-4 1995
EN61000-4-5 1995
EN61000-4-6 1996
EN61000-4-8 1993
EN61000-4-11 1994
• AS Safety: IEC60065
EMC: AS/NZS 3548
Regulation ---PDS5004W
• EMC:FCC Part 15 Class B, ICES-003 Class B
• CE Safety: EN60065
EMC: EN55022
EN61000-3-2 1995
EN61000-3-3 1995
EN55024 1998
1998, Class B
EN61000-4-2 1995
EN61000-4-3 1996
EN61000-4-4 1995
EN61000-4-5 1995
EN61000-4-6 1996
EN61000-4-8 1993
EN61000-4-11 1994
• AS Safety: IEC60065
EMC: AS/NZS 3548
Regulation ---PDS6101W
• UL, CSA Safety: UL60950/CSA C22.2 No.60950
EMC: FCC Part 15 Class A, ICES-003 Class A
• CE Safety: EN60950 1992, A1: 1993, A2: 1993, A3: 1995, A4: 1997
EMC: EN55022
EN61000-3-2 1995
EN61000-3-3 1995
EN55024 1998
1998, Class A
EN61000-4-2 1995
EN61000-4-3 1996
EN61000-4-4 1995
EN61000-4-5 1995
EN61000-4-6 1996
EN61000-4-8 1993
EN61000-4-11 1994
• AS Safety: IEC60950 A1/A2/A3/A4
EMC: AS/NZS 3548
Regulation ---PDS5003U/ PDS5004U
• UL, CSA Safety: UL6500,C-UL
EMC:FCC Part 15 Class A, ICES-003 Class A (PDS5003U)
EMC:FCC Part 15 Class B, ICES-003 Class B (PDS5004U)
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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
Precautions
Cleaning the Cabinet and Rem ote Control
Be sure to remove the power plug from the receptacle before
cleaning the display.
Be sure not to clean the display using a cloth dampened with
volatile solvents, such as benzene or thinner. Such solvents can
harm the display’s cabinet, the filter at the screen front, and the
remote control. They can also cause paint to come off these
Use a soft cloth for cleaning.
If the cabinet or remote control is heavily stained, soak a soft cloth
in a mixture of water and detergent and squeeze it dry before
wiping off the stains. Use a soft, dry cloth for final cleaning.
Cleaning the ventilation grille
Remove dust from the ventilation grille in the rear of the main unit
periodically with a vacuum cleaner as the accumulated dust can
increase the internal temperature of the main unit causing machine
failure or fire hazard.
sections.
Cleaning the Screen
Clean the screen gently with a soft cloth.
The screen surface is fragile. Never attempt to clean it with a hard
material, press on it forcefully, or tap it.
HANDYTIPS
In the event of problems with the display, check the following explanations before contacting your dealer for servicing.
Problem
• Power does not turn ON.
• No pictures are displayed.
Action
• Check whether the power plug is securely inserted into the receptacle.
• Check cables for disconnection.
• Check whether the power for all input equipment is ON.
• Check for connection to wrong terminals or for wrong input mode.
• Check whether the input mode display is colored pink.Special setup may have been
made. Return to original setup or initialize the User adjustment value.
• Remote control does not function properly. • Check for incorrect battery orientation.
• Check for dead batteries.
• Check for distance from the display.
• Check whether you are pointing the remote control transmitter properly at the display’s
receiver.
• Check for any obstacle between the remote control and the display.
• The display makes a snapping sound.
• The display makes a buzzing sound.
• There are spots on the screen.
• Degraded colors/tints
• This sound is produced when the cabinet expands or contracts due to variations in
temperature. This sound does not indicate that the display has a problem.
• The display has fans to maintain the temperature of internal components at a constant
level. This sound is produced by the fan as it rotates.
• Check whether your AV equipment is affected by interference from automobiles, trains,
high-voltage transmission lines, neon signs or other potential sources of interference.
• Check whether all picture adjustments have been properly made.
(See “Adjusting Pictures” on P. E-26–E-27.)
• Improper screen position/size
• No sound
• Check whether screen position and size have been properly adjusted.
(See “Adjusting Screen Position and Size” on P. E-28–E-29.)
• Check cables for disconnection.
• Check whether you have selected “No Audio” for the “Audio Input” setting.
(See “Features” on P. E-37.)
• If “Invalid operation” appears.
• Check whether you have selected “Input Priority”.(See “Features” on P. E-38.)
• If “Out of range” appears, the display is
receiving a signal whose picture or signal
cannot be reproduced by the display.
• The screen turns to black and white.
• Input proper signals.
Make sure that the vertical frequency of the input signal is 85 Hz or less for SVGA/ UXGA
75 Hz or less for XVGA / SXGA.
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• If “Error message Condition 1” appears,
• Remove the power plug from the receptacle, and contact your dealer for repairs.
the fan is defective.
• If “Error message Condition 2” appears,
the display’s internal components are
extremely hot.
• Remove the power plug from the receptacle. (You can turn the power back ON again
when the components have cooled sufficiently.) If the message appears again when you
turn the power back on, remove the power plug from the receptacle, and contact your
dealer for a repairs.
• If "Change refresh rate to 60Hz"appears,
• The picture may get blurred with vertical frequency of other than 48.3-51.8 or 58.4-61.4
(Hz). Change the setting of your PC,etc.
• If the power indicator lamp flashes red.
• Remove the power plug from the receptacle, and inform your dealer about how the lamp
flashed.
As explained below, the power indicator lamp flashes differently depending on the type
of problem:
– Flashes repeatedly: Improper supply voltage level
– Flashes once: Malfunction by the fan
– Flashes twice: Excessive temperature
– Flashes three times or more: Other problems
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