LG Electronics 60PC1D 60" CLASS PLASMA HDTV User Manual

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

before

operating

your

set.

Retain

it

for

future

reference.

Record

model

number

and

serial

number

of

the

set.

See

the

label

attached

on

the

back

cover

and

quote

this

information

to

your

dealer

when

you

require

service.

ENERGYSTAR

is

a

set

of

power-saving

guidelines

issued

by

the

U.S.

Environmental

Protection

Agency(EPA).

As

an

ENERGY

STAR

Partner

LGE

U.

S.

A.,Inc.

has

determined

that

this

product

meets

the

ENER-

GY

STAR

guidelines

for

energy

efficiency.

OWNER'S

MANUAL

LCD

TV

MODELS:

32LC2D

32LC2DU

37LC2D

42LC2D

PLASMA

TV

MODELS:

42PC3D

42PC3DC

42PC3DV

42PC3DVA

50PC3D

60PC1D

Internet

Home

Page

:

http://www.lge.com

http://www.lg.ca

-

Applied

models:

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA/50PC3D,

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU

2

Warning

WARNING:

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

NO

USER

SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

TO

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

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

suffi-

cient

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

appli-

ance.

NOTE

TO

CABLE/TV

INSTALLER:

This

reminder

is

provided

to

call

the

CATV

system

installer

's

attention

to

Article

820-40

of

the

National

Electric

Code

(U.S.A.).

The

code

provides

guidelines

for

proper

grounding

and,

in

particular,

specifies

that

the

cable

ground

shall

be

connected

to

the

grounding

system

of

the

building,

as

close

to

the

point

of

the

cable

entry

as

prac-

tical.

REGULATORY

INFORMATION

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

-

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

-

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

-

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

-

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

Any

changes

or

modifications

not

expressly

approved

by

the

party

responsible

for

compliance

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equipment.

CAUTION:

Do

not

attempt

to

modify

this

product

in

any

way

without

written

authorization

from

LG

Electronics

Corporation.

Unauthorized

modification

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

this

product.

CAUTION

W

arning

3

Safety

Instructions

WARNING

:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

fire

or

electric

shock,

do

not

expose

this

apparatus

to

rain

or

moisture.

Apparatus

shall

not

be

exposed

to

dripping

or

splashing

and

no

objects

filled

with

liquids,

such

as

vases,

shall

be

placed

on

the

apparatus.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1.

Read

these

instructions.

2.

Keep

these

instructions.

3.

Heed

all

warnings.

4.

Follow

all

instructions.

5.

Do

not

use

this

apparatus

near

water.

6.

Clean

only

with

a

dry

cloth.

7.

Do

not

block

any

of

the

ventilation

openings.

Install

in

accordance

with

the

manufacturer's

instructions.

8.

Do

not

install

near

any

heat

sources

such

as

radiators,

heat

registers,

stoves,

or

other

apparatus

(including

amplifiers)

that

produce

heat.

9.

Do

not

defeat

the

safety

purpose

of

the

polarized

or

grounding

type

plug.

A

polarized

plug

has

two

blades

with

one

wider

than

the

other.

A

grounding

type

plug

has

two

blades

and

a

third

grounding

prong.

The

wide

blade

or

the

third

prong

is

provided

for

your

safety.

When

the

provided

plug

does

not

fit

into

your

outlet,

consult

an

electrician

for

replacement

of

the

obsolete

outlet.

10.

Protect

the

power

cord

from

being

walked

on

or

pinched

particularly

at

plugs,

convenience

recepta-

cles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

11.

Only

use

the

attachments

/

accessories

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

Safety

Instructions

Safety

Instructions

O

w

n

e

r

'

s

M

a

n

u

a

l

4

Safety

Instructions

12.

Use

only

with

a

cart,

stand,

tripod,

bracket,

or

table

specified

by

the

manufacturer,

or

sold

with

the

appa-

ratus.

When

a

cart

is

used,

use

caution

when

moving

the cart

/

apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

13.

Unplug

this

apparatus

during

lightning

storms

or

when

unused

for

long

periods

of

time.

14.

Refer

all

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Servicing

is

required

when

the

apparatus

has

been

damaged

in

any

way,

such

as

power

supply

cord

or

plug

is

damaged,

liquid

has

been

spilled

or

objects

have

fallen

into

the

apparatus,

the

apparatus

has

been

exposed

to

rain

or

moisture,

does

not

operate

normal-

ly,

or

has

been

dropped.

15.

DISCONNECTING

DEVICE

FROM

MAINS

Main

plug

is

the

disconnecting

device.The

plug

must

remain

redily

operable.

On

Disposal

a.

The

fluorescent

lamp

used

in

this

product

contains

a

small

amount

of

mercury.

b.

Do

not

dispose

of

this

product

with

general

household

waste.

Disposal

of

this

product

must

be

carried

out

in

accordance

to

the

regulations

of

your

local

authority.

Note

-

If

the

TV

feels

cold

to

the

touch,

there

may

be

a

small

"flicker"

when when

it

is

turned

on.

This

is

normal,

there

is

noth-

ing

wrong

with

TV.

-

Some

minute

dot defects

may

be

visible

on

the

screen,

appearing

as

tiny

red,

green,

or

blue

spots.

However,

they

have

no

adverse

effect

on

the

monitor's

performance.

-

Avoid

touching

the

LCD

screen

or

holding

your

finger(s)

against

it

for

long

periods

of

time.

Doing

so

may

produce

some

temporary

distortion

effects

on

the

screen.

CAUTION

concerning

the

Power

Cord

Most

appliances

recommend

they

be

placed

upon

a

dedicated

circuit;

that

is,

a

single

outlet

circuit

which

powers

only

that

appliance

and

has

no

additional

outlets

or

branch

circuits.

Check

the

specification

page

of

this

owner's

manual

to

be

certain.

Do

not

overload

wall

outlets.

Overloaded

wall

outlets,

loose

or

damaged

wall

outlets,

extension

cords,

frayed

power

cords,

or

damaged

or

cracked

wire

insulation

are

dangerous.

Any

of

these

conditions

could

result

in

electric

shock

or

fire.

Periodically

examine

the

cord

of

your

appliance,

and

if

its

appearance

indicates

damage

or

deterioration,

unplug

it,

discon-

tinue

use

of

the

appliance,

and

have

the

cord

replaced

with

an

exact

replacement

part

by

an

authorized

servicer.

Protect

the

power

cord

from

physical

or

mechanical

abuse,

such

as

being

twisted,

kinked,

pinched,

closed

in

a

door,

or

walked

upon.

Pay

particular

attention

to

plugs,

wall

outlets,

and

the

point

where

the

cord

exits

the

appliance.

FOR

LCD

TV

5

Contents

Introduction

Installation

Operation

29

Turning

on

the

TV

29

Volume

Adjustment

29

Channel

Selection

29

On

Screen

Menus

Language

Selection

30

On

Screen

Menus

Selection

and

Adjustment

31

EZ

Scan

(Channel

Search)

31

Manual

Scan

32

Channel

Edit

33

DTV

Signal

Strength

33

Input

Source

34

Input

Label

35

Auto

Picture

Control(EZ

Picture)

35~36

Color

Temperature

Control

37

XD

38

Advanced-Cinema

3:2

Mode

/

Black

Level

39

Video Reset

40

Audio

Language

41

Auto

Sound

Control(EZ

Sound)

41~42

Manual

Sound

Control

(EZ

Sound-User

option)

43

Balance

43

TV

Speakers

On/Off

Setup

2

Warning

3~4

Safety

Instructions

7

Accessories

8~11

Controls

Connection

Options

12~13

Remote

Control

Key

Functions

14

Attaching

the

TV

to

a

wall

15

Desktop

Pedestal

Installation

16~17

Basic

Connection

18

Antenna

or

Cable

Connection

19~20

VCR

Setup

20

External

AV

Source

Setup

21~22

DVD

Setup

23~24

HDSTB

Setup

25

AV

Out

Setup

25

Digital

Audio

Output

26~28

PC

Setup

Menu

Options

Video

Menu

Options

Audio

Menu

Options

Basic

operation

External

Equipment

Connections

6

Contents

Reference

44

Manual

Clock

Setup

44

Auto

Clock

Setup

45

On/Off

Timer

Setup

45

Sleep

Timer

46

Auto

Off

47

Aspect

Ratio

Control

48

Caption/Text

49

Caption

Option

49

Low

Power

(

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D,

60PC1D

only)

50

ISM

(Image

Sticking

Minimization)

Method

(42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D,

60PC1D

only)

51~52

Parental

Lock

Setup

53~58

External

Control

Device

Setup

59~60

IR

Codes

61

Programming

the

Remote

62~63

Programming

Codes

64~65

Troubleshooting

Checklist

65

Maintenance

66~67

Product

Specifications

Operation

7

Introduction

Accessories

Introduction

Owner's

Manual

75Ω

Round

Cable

Power

Cord

Ensure

that

the

following

accessories

are

included

with

your

TV.

If

any

accessory

is

missing,

please

contact

the

dealer

from

where

you

purchased

the

product.

User

must

use

shielded

signal

interface

cables(D-sub

15

cable)

with

ferrite

cores

to

maintain

standard

compliance

for

the

product.

1.5V

1

.

5

V

O

L

C

H

P

O

W

E

R

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

0

9

M

E

N

U

M

U

T

E

F

A

V

D

AY

-

G

U

D

E

D

A

Y

+

R

A

TI

O

V

C

R

T

V

D

V

D

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T

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A

P

M

A

D

J

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S

T

S

A

P

E

Z

S

O

U

N

D

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P

C

F

R

E

Z

E

F

L

A

S

H

B

K

P

A

G

E

P

A

G

E

X

IT

T

IM

E

R

C

I

NF

O

A

U

D

IO

C

A

B

L

E

S

T

B

M

O

D

E

T

V

IN

P

U

T

I

N

P

U

T

Remote

Control

/

Batteries

2-eye-bolts

2-TV

brackets

2-Wall

brackets

2-TV

Bracket

Bolts

For

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU

For

/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D

Twister

Holder

Arrange

the wires

with

the

twister

holder.

Cable

Management

(Refer

p.16)

2-Wall

brackets

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA

only

2-bolts

(Refer

p.14)

4-bolts

for

stand

assembly

See

below

for

detail

information.

32LC2D/U

only

42LC2D

only

Polishing

Cloth

Polish

the

TV

with

the

cloth.

Carefully

place

the

product

screen

side

down

on

a

cushioned

surface

that

will

protect

product

and

screen

from

damage.

1

Place

the

hook

of

the

stand

in

the

back

of

the

product

as

shown.

2

Install

the

4

bolts

provided

securely,

in

the

back

of

the

product.

3

Stand

Installation

for

32LC2D/U

[Polishing

Cloth]

Slightly

wipe

stained

spot

on

the

exterior

only

with

the

cleansing

cloths

for

the

product

exterior

if

there

is

stain

or

fingerprint

on

surface

of

the

exterior.

Do

not

wipe

roughly

when

removing

stain.

Please

be

cautious

of

that

excessive

power

may

cause

scratch

or

discoloration.

Option

Extras

D-sub

15

cable

For

60PC1D

4-RING

SPACER

2-TV

brackets

2-Wall

brackets

4-

Bolts

Polishing

Cloth

Polish

the

TV

with

the

cloth.

8

Introduction

Controls

(Model

Name:

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D,

60PC1D)

-

This

is

a

simplified

representation

of

front

panel.

-

This

picture

shown

below

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

POWER

Button

INPUT

Button

ENTER

Button

VOLUME

(F,G)Buttons

CHANNEL

(E,D)Buttons

Power

Standby

Indicator

Illuminates

red

in

stand-

by

mode.

Illuminates

white

when

the

set

is

switched

on.

MENU

Button

N

Remote

Control

Sensor

CH

OL

ENTER

MENU

INPUT

CHANNEL

(D,

E)

Buttons

VOLUME

(F,G)

Buttons

ENTER

Button

MENU

Button

INPUT

Button

Remote

Control

Sensor

Power/Standby

Indicator

?

illuminates

red

in

standby

mode.

?

illuminates

green

when

the

set

is

switched

on.

(Power)

Button

42/50PC3D

42PC3DV/A

60PC1D

9

Introduction

Connection

Options

Connection

Options

(Model

Name:

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D,

60PC1D)

-

This

picture

shown

below

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

AVIN2

/MONO

R

HDMI

IN

V

DEO

AUD

O

V

DEO

AUD

O

MONO

SVDEO

AVIN1

AV OUT

ANTENNA

CAB

EIN

(CONTRO SERVICE

RGB

N

COMPONENT IN

OUT

OPT

CAL

(D)

2

SERVICE

S-VIDEO

Input

Provides

better

picture

quality

than

the

video

input.

AUDIO

Input

Connections

are

available

for

lis-

tening

to stereo

sound

from

an

external

device.

VIDEO

Input

Connects

the

video

signal

from

a

video

device.

1

2

4

5

6

7

8

3

9

11

10

COMPONENT

IN

Connect

a

component

video/audio

device

to

these

jacks.

AV

OUT

Connect

a

second

TV

or

monitor.

AV

(Audio/Video)

IN

1

Connect

audio/video

output

from

an

external

device

to

these

jacks.

S-VIDEO

Connect

S-Video

out

from

an

S-VIDEO

device.

ANTENNA/CABLE

IN

Connect

over-the

air

signals

to

this

jack.

Connect

cable

signals

to

this

jack.

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

Connect

digital

audio

from

various

types

of

equip-

ment.

Note:

In

standby

mode,

these

ports

do

not

work.

HDMI

IN

Connect

a

HDMI

signal

to

1(DVI)

or

2.

Or

DVI

(VIDEO)signal

to

the

1(DVI)

port

with

a

DVI

to

HDMI

cable.

RGB

IN

(PC)

Connect

the

monitor

output

from

a

PC

to

the

appropriate

input

port.

Remote

Control

Port

Connect

your

wired

remote

control.

AUDIO

IN

(RGB/DVI)

Connect

the

monitor

output

from

a

PC

to

the

appropriate

input

port.

RS-232C

IN

(CONTROL

&

SERVICE)

PORT

Connect

to

the

RS-232C

port

on

a

PC.

SERVICE

Power

Cord

Socket

For

operation

with

AC

power.

Caution:

Never

attempt

to

operate

the

TV

on

DC

power.

1

7

8

9

10

2

3

4

5

6

11

Introduction

Controls

(Model

Name:

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU)

-

This

is

a

simplified

representation

of

front

panel.

-

This

picture

shown

below

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

10

R

CH

VOL

ENTER

MENU

INPUT

CHANNEL

(D,

E)

Buttons

VOLUME

(F,G)

Buttons

ENTER

Button

MENU

Button

INPUT

Button

Remote

Control

Sensor

Power/Standby

Indicator

?

illuminates

red

in

standby

mode.

?

illuminates

green

when

the

set

is

switched

on.

(Power)

Button

Swivel

Stand

(42LC2D

Only)

Swivel

Stand

(42LC2D

Only)

R

-

The

TV

can

be

conveniently

swivelled

on

its

stand

30°

to

the

left

or

right

to

provide

the

optimum

viewing

angle.

11

Introduction

Connection

Options

Connection

Options

(Model

Name:

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU)

-

This

picture

shown

below

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

AC

IN

V

DEO

AUD

O

V

DEO

AUD

O

MONO

SVDEO

AVIN1

AV OUT

ANTENNA

ABN

RS-232C

IN

CO

TROL

&

SER

CE)

RGB

IN

(PC)

COMPONENT IN

DGTA

AUDO

OUT

OP

ICAL

SERVICE

HDM

N

1D

2

S-VIDEO

Input

Provides

better

picture

quality

than

the

video

input.

VIDEO

Input

Connects

the

video

signal

from

a

video

device.

AUDIO

Input

Connections

are

available

for

listening

to

stereo

sound

from

an

external

device.

COMPONENT

IN

Connect

a

component

video/audio

device

to

these

jacks.

AV

OUT

Connect

a

second

TV

or

monitor.

AV

(Audio/Video)

IN

1

Connect

audio/video

output

from

an

external

device

to

these

jacks.

S-VIDEO

Connect

S-Video

out

from

an

S-VIDEO

device.

ANTENNA/CABLE

IN

Connect

over-the

air

signals

to

this

jack.

Connect

cable

signals

to

this

jack.

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OUT

Connect

digital

audio

from

various

types

of

equip-

ment.

Note:

In

standby

mode,

these

ports

do

not

work.

HDMI

IN

Connect

a

HDMI

signal

to

1(DVI)

or

2.

Or

DVI

(VIDEO)signal

to

the

1(DVI)

port

with

a

DVI

to

HDMI

cable.

RGB

IN

(PC)

Connect

the

monitor

output

from

a

PC

to

the

appropriate

input

port.

Remote

Control

Port

Connect

your

wired

remote

control.

AUDIO

IN

(RGB/DVI)

Connect

the

monitor

output

from

a

PC

to

the

appropriate

input

port.

RS-232C

IN

(CONTROL

&

SERVICE)

PORT

Connect

to

the

RS-232C

port

on

a

PC.

SERVICE

Power

Cord

Socket

For

operation

with

AC

power.

Caution:

Never

attempt

to

operate

the

TV

on

DC

power.

1

2

4

1

7

8

9

10

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

3

9

11

6

11

10

12

Introduction

Remote

Control

Key

Functions

Remote

Control

Key

Functions

POWER

Turns

your

TV

or

any

other

programmed

equipment

on

or

off,

depending

on

mode.

VOL

CH

POWER

1

2 3

4

5 6

78

0

9

ME

NU

MUTE

FAV

B

R

I

G

H

T

+

V

C

R

T

V

DVD

ENTER

ADJUST

SAP

EZ

SOUND

EZ

PIC

CC

FLASHBK

E

X

I

T

I

M

E

R

A

T

I

O

I

N

F

O

A

U

D

I

O

CABLE

S

T

B

MODE

TV

INPUT

B

R

I

G

H

T

-

TV

INPUT

In

AV1-2,

Component

1-2,

or

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI,

and

HDMI2

input

sources,

screen

returns

to

the

last

TV

channel.

MODE

Selects

the

remote

operating

mode:

TV,

DVD,

VCR,

AUDIO,

CABLE,

or

STB.

Select

a

mode

other

than

TV,

for

the

remote

to

operate

an

external

device.

INPUT

External

input

modes

rotate

in

regular

sequence:

TV, AV1-2,

Component

1-2,

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2.

(AV

1-2,

Component

1-2,

RGB-PC

,

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2

input

sources

are

linked

automatically,

only

if

these

are

con-

nected.)

EXIT

Clears

all

on-screen

displays

and

returns

to

TV

viewing

from

any

menu.

TIMER

G

p.45

Lets

you

select

the

amount

of

time before

your

TV

turns

itself

off

automatically.

RATIO

G

p.47

Changes

the

aspect

ratio.

MENU

Brings

up

the

main

menu

to

the

screen.

BRIGHT+/-

-

Adjust

brightness

on

screen.

-

It

turns

to

the

default

settings

brightness

by

changing

mode

source.

THUMBSTICK

(Up/Down/Left/Right/ENTER)

Allows

you

to

navigate

the

on-screen

menus

and

adjust

the

system

settings

to

your

preference.

INFO

When

you

watch

the

TV,

information

displays

on

top

of

the

screen.

Not

available

in

Component

1-2,

RGB,

HDMI1/DVI

and

HDMI2

mode.

13

Introduction

EZ

PIC

G

p.35

Selects

a

factory

preset

picture

mode

depending

on

the

view-

ing

environment.

EZ

SOUND

G

p.41

Selects

the

sound

appropriate

for

the

program's

character.

SAP

Selects

MTS

sound:

Mono,

Stereo,

and

SAP

in

analog

mode.

Change

the

audio

language

in

DTV

mode.

CC

G

p.48

(*In

DTV/CADTV

mode

G

p.48)

Select

a

closed

caption:

Off,

CC1~4,

Text1~4.

ADJUST

Adjusts

screen

position,

size,

and

phase

in

PC

mode.

FAV

Use

to

scroll

the

Favorite

channels.

MUTE

G

p.29

Switches

the

sound

on

or

off.

CHANNEL

UP/DOWN

Selects

available

channels

found

with

EZ

scan

and

Manual

scan.

VOLUME

UP/DOWN

Increases/decreases

the

sound

level.

VOL

CH

POWER

1

2 3

4

5 6

78

0

9

MENU

MUTE

FAV

B

R

I

G

H

T

+

V

C

R

T

V

DVD

ENTER

ADJUST

SAP

EZ

SOUND

EZ

PIC

CC

FLASHBK

E

X

I

T

I

M

E

R

A

T

I

O

I

N

F

O

A

U

D

I

O

CABLE

S

T

B

MODE

TV

INPUT

B

R

I

G

H

T

-

---

(DASH)

Used

to

enter

a

program

number

for

multiple

program

chan-

nels

such

as

2-1,

2-2,etc.

NUMBER

BUTTONS

FLASHBK

Returns

to

the

last

channel

viewed.

VCR/DVD/DVHS/Camcorder

BUTTONS

Control

some

video

cassette

recorders

or

DVD

players

("RECORD"

button

is

not

available

for

DVD

player).

14

Introduction

ATTACHING

THE

TV

TO

A

WALL

We

recommend

that

you

set

up

the

TV

close

to

a

wall

so

it

cannot

fall

over

if

pushed

backwards.

Additionally,

we

recommend

that

the

TV

be

attached

to

a

wall

so

it

cannot

be

pulled

in

a

forward

direction,

poten-

tially

causing

injury

or

damaging

the

product.

Caution:

Please

make

sure

that

children

don't

climb

on

or

hang

from

the

TV.

Insert

the

eye-bolts

(or

TV

brackets

and

bolts)

to

tighten

the

product

to

the

wall

as

shown

in

the

picture.

*

If

your

product

has

the

bolts

in

the

eye-bolts

position,

loosen

the

bolts.

Secure

the

wall

brackets

with

the

bolts

(not

provided

as

parts

of

the

product,

must

purchase

separately)

on

the

wall.

Match

the

height

of

the

bracket

that

is

mounted

on

the

wall

to

the

holes

in

the

product.

Ensure

the

eye-bolts

or

brackets

are

tightened

securely.

Use

a

sturdy

rope

(not

provided

as

parts

of

the

product,

must

purchase

sepa-

rately)

to

tie

the

product.

It

is

safer

to

tie

the

rope

so

it

becomes

horizontal

between

the

wall

and

the

product.

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

on

the

back

side

and

install

the

batteries

matching

cor-

rect

polarity

(

+with

+,-with

-

)

.

Install

two

1.5V

AA

batteries.

Don't

mix

old

or

used

batteries

with

new

ones.

Close

cover.

Use

a

remote

control

up

to

7

meters

distance

and

30

degree

(left/right)

within

the

receiving

unit

scope.

Dispose

of

used

batteries

in

a

recycle

bin

to

pre-

serve

environment.

POWER

MENU

BRIG

HT

+

VCR

TV

DVD

ENTER

EXIT

T

IMER

RAT

ON

FO

A

UDO

CABLE

ST

B

MODE

TVINPUT

NPUT

B

RIG

HT

POWER

MENU

D

BR

IGH

T+

V

CRTV

DVD

ENTER

EX

IT

TIME

RR

ATIO

INF

O

AUD

IO

CABLE

SB

MODE

TV

NPUT

BR

I

GHT

POWER

MENU

BRIG

HT

+

VCR

TV

DVD

ENTER

EXI

TT

IMER

RATI

ON

FO

A

UDIO

CABLE

ST

B

MODE

TVINPUT

INPUT

B

RIG

HT

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA

,

50PC3D

60PC1D

Installing

Batteries

Remote

control

effective

range

60PC1D

15

Installation

For

proper

ventilation,

allow

a

clearance

of

4inches

on

each

side

from

the

wall.

G

Ensure

adequate

ventilation

by

following

the

clearance

recommendations.

CAUTION

Power

Supply

Short-circuit

Breaker

This

picture

shown

below

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

GROUNDING

Ensure

that

you

connect

the

earth

ground

wire

to

prevent

possible

electric

shock.

If

grounding

methods

are

not

possible,

have

a

qualified

electrician

install

a

separate

circuit

breaker.

Do

not

try

to

ground

the

unit

by

connecting

it

to

telephone

wires,

lightening

rods,

or

gas

pipes.

DESKTOP

PEDESTAL

INSTALLATION

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D/60PC1D

16

Connect

the

cables

as

necessary.

After

connecting

the

cables

neat-

ly,

arrange

the

cables

to

the

Cable

Holder.

To

connect

an

additional

equip-

ment,

see

the

External

equip-

ment

Connections

section.

Reinstall

the

CABLE MANAGE-

MENT

as

shown.

1

2

Bundle

the

cables

using

the

sup-

plied

twister

holder.

3

Basic

Connection

(For

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU)

Basic

Connection

(For

32/37/42LC2D,

32LC2DU)

32LC2D/U

Cable

holder

37/42LC2D

32LC2D/U

37/42LC2D

32LC2D/U

37/42LC2D

Do

not

hold

the

CABLE

MANAGEMENT

when

moving

the

product.

-

If

the

product

is

dropped,

you

may

be

injured

or

the

product

may

be

broken.

How

to

remove

the

CABLE

MANAGEMENT

-

Hold

the

CABLE

MANAGEMENT

with

both

hands

and

pull

it

upward.

CABLE

MANAGEMENT

CABLE

MANAGEMENT

17

Place

the

set

with

the

screen

facing

down

on

a

cushion

or

soft

cloth

as

shown.

Before

unfolding

the

stand,

please

make

sure

two

locks

(A)

on

the

bottom

of

the

stand

push

outward.

Pull

the

stand

out

as

shown.

After

unfolding

the

stand,

please

insert

and

tighten

the

screws

(provided

as

parts

of

the

product)

in

the

holes

(B)

on

the

bottom

of

the

stand.

1

2

When

connecting

cables

to

the

set,

Do

not

disengage

the

lock

(C).

This

may

cause

the

set

to

fall,

causing

serious

bodily

injury

and

serious

damage

to

the

set.

3

Basic

Connection

Basic

Connection

(C)

Hold

the

CABLE

MANAGEMENT

with

both

hands

and

push

it

as

shown.

Connect

the

cables

as

necessary.

To

connect

an

additional

equipment,

see

the

External

equipment

Connections

section.

Reinstall

the

CABLE

MANAGEMENT

as

shown.

1

2

3

*

Image

shown

here

may

be

slightly

different

from

your

set.

When

closing

the

stand

for

storage

-

First

remove

the

screws

in

the

holes

(B)

on

the

bottom

of

the

stand.

And

then

pull

two

Hooks

(D)

of

the

stand

bottom

and

fold

the

stand

into

the

back

of

the

set.

-

After

folding,

push

the

two

Locks

(A)

of

the

stand

bottom

outward.

(A)

(B)

(D)

(A)

(B)

How

to

use

stand

(For

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA)

How

to

arrange

the

cable

(For

50PC3D)

For

60PC1D,

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA

Arrange

the

cable

as

shown.

18

Installation

Antenna

Or

Cable

Connection

Multi-family

Dwellings/Apartments

(Connect

to

wall

antenna

socket)

Single-family

Dwellings

/Houses

(Connect

to

wall

jack

for

outdoor

antenna)

Outdoor

Antenna

Wall

Antenna

Socket

VHF

Antenna

UHF

Antenna

RF

Coaxial

Wire

(75

ohm)

Turn

clockwise

to

tighten.

ANTENNA

CABLE

IN

Bronze

Wire

Be

careful

not

to

bend

the

bronze

wire

when

connecting

the

antenna.

Analog

and

Digital

TV

signals

provided

on

antenna

-

Antenna

or

Cable

Service

without

a

Cable

Box

Connection.

-

For

optimum

picture

quality,

adjust

antenna

direction

if

needed.

Analog

and

DTV

signals

provided

on

two

separate

antennas

Cable

TV

Wall

Jack

RF

Coaxial

Wire

(75

ohm)

Bronze

Wire

Bronze

Wire

Turn

clockwise

to

tighten.

Antenna

RF

Coaxial

Wire

(75

ohm)

?

In

a

poor

signal

area

to

improve

picture

quality,

purchase

and

install

a

sig-

nal

amplifier.

?

If

the

antenna

needs

to

be

split

for

two

TV's,

install

a

"2-Way

Signal

Splitter"

in

the

connections.

?

If

the

antenna

is

not

installed

properly,

contact

your

dealer

for

assistance.

N

NNA

C

B

N

External

Equipment

Connections

External

Equipment

Connections

signal

amplifier

ANTENNA

CABLE

N

NOTE:

All

cables

shown

are

not

included

with

the

TV

Cable

TV

Wall

Jack

RF

Coaxial

Wire

(75

ohm)

Turn

clockwise

to

tighten.

Analog

and

Digital

TV

signals

provided

on

cable

ANTENNA

CABEN

19

Installation

-

To

avoid

picture

noise

(interference),

leave

an

adequate

distance

between

the

VCR

and

TV.

-

Typically

a

frozen

still

picture

from

a

VCR.

If

the

4:3

picture

format

is

used;

the

fixed

images

on

the

sides

of

the

screen

may

remain

visible

on

the

screen.

VCR

Setup

When

connecting

with

an

antenna

S-VIDEO

OUT

IN

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

VIDEO

34

OUTPUT

SWITCH

ANT

OUT

ANT

IN

AN

ENNA

CABLE

N

O O

RS

232C

N

CO

TROL&SER

CE

(C)

DON

D

SE

VCE

1

When

connecting

with

a

RCA

cable

S-VIDEO

OUT

IN

(AUDIL)VEO

34

OUTPUT

SWITCH

ANT

OUT

ANT

IN

V

DEO

DO

V

DEO

A

D

MONO

S

D

COMPONENT

OUT

PTC

L

VCR

1

2

3

Connect

the

AUDIO/VIDEO

jacks

between

TV

and

VCR.

Match

the

jack

colors

(Video

=

yellow,

Audio

Left

=

white,

and

Audio

Right

=

red)

Insert

a

video

tape

into

the

VCR

and

press

PLAY

on

the

VCR.

(Refer

to

the

VCR

owner's

manual.)

Select

AV

1

input

source

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

-

If

connected

to

AV

I

N

2

,

select

AV2

input

source.

?

If

you

have

a

mono

VCR,

connect

the

audio

cable

from

the

VCR

to

the

AUDIO

L/MONO

jack

of

the

set.

1

2

3

4

Connect

the

RF

antenna

out

socket

of

the

VCR

to

the

Antenna

socket

on

the

set.

Connect

the

antenna

cable

to

the

RF

antenna

in

socket

of

the

VCR.

Set

VCR

output

switch

to

3

or

4

and

then

tune

TV

to

the

same

channel

number.

Insert

a

video

tape

into

the

VCR

and

press

PLAY

on

the

VCR.

(Refer

to

the

VCR

owner's

manual.)

VCR

1

2

20

Installation

When

connecting

with

an

S-Video

cable

ADO

DO

MONO

S

VDO

COMPONEN N

DGTALAUDO

PT

CAL

S-V

DEO

OUT

IN

(AUDI

L)VEO

34

O

PUT

SW

CH

ANT

OUT

ANT

IN

VCR

1

2

3

4

Connect

the

S-VIDEO

output

of

the

VCR

to

the

S-

VIDEO

input

on

the

set.

The

picture

quality

is

improved;

compared

to

normal

composite

(RCA

cable)

input.

Connect

the

audio

outputs

of

the

VCR

to

the

AUDIO

input

jacks

on

the

set.

Insert

a

video

tape

into

the

VCR

and

press

PLAY

on

the

VCR.

(Refer

to

the

VCR

owner's

manual.)

Select

AV1

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

-

If

connected

to

AV

I

N

2,

select

AV2

input

source.

Do

not

connect

to

both

Video

and

S-Video

at

the

same

time.

In

the

event

that

you

connect

both

Video

and

the

S-Video

cables,

only

the

S-Video

will

work.

R

L

AUDIO

VIDEO

Camcorder

Video

Game

Set

1

2

3

Connect

the

AUDIO/VIDEO

jacks

between

TV

and

external

equipment.

Match

the

jack

colors

(Video

=

yellow,

Audio

Left

=

white,

and

Audio

Right

=

red).

Select

AV2

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

-

If

connected

to

AV

I

N

1

input,

select

AV1

input

source.

Operate

the

corresponding

external

equipment.

Refer

to

external

equipment

operating

guide.

External

AV

Source

Setup

?

This

TV

finds

the

connected

input

sources

automatically

for

AV1, AV2,

Component

1-2,

RGB,

HDMI1/DVI

and

HDMI2

sources

are

connected.

21

Installation

DVD

Setup

When

connecting

with

a

S-Video

cable

DEO

AUD

O

V

DEO

AUD

O

MONO

SVDEO

VIN1

VOU

COMPON N N

DG

ALAUDO

OUT

P

CAL

S-VIDEO

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

DVD

1

2

3

4

5

Connect

the

S-VIDEO

output

of

the

DVD

to

the

S-VIDEO

input

on

the

set.

Connect

the

audio

outputs

of

the

DVD

to

the

AUDIO

input

jacks

on

the

set.

Turn

on

the

DVD

player,

insert

a

DVD.

Select

AV1

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

-

If

connected

to

AV

IN

2,

select

AV

2

input

source.

Refer

to

the

DVD

player's

manual

for

operating

instructions.

When

connecting

with

a

HDMI

cable

1

2

3

Connect

the

HDMI

output

of

the

DVD

to

the

HDMI

IN

1(DVI)

or

2

jack

on

the

set.

Select

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

Refer

to

the

DVD

player's

manual

for

operating

instructions.

ANTENNA/

CABLE

N

HDMI-DVD

OUTPUT

HDM

N

DVD

1

?

TV

can

receive

the

video

and

audio

signal

simultaneously

with

using

a

HDMI

cable.

?

If

the

DVD

supports

Auto

HDMI

function,

the

DVD

output

resolution

will

be

automatically

set

to

1280x720p.

?

If

the

DVD

does

not

support

Auto

HDMI,

you

need

to

set

the

output

resolution

appropriate-

ly.

To

get

the

best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

output

resolution

of

the

DVD

to

1280x720p.

22

Installation

When

connecting

with

a

component

cable

1

2

3

4

5

Connect

the

video

outputs

(Y,

PB,

PR)

of

the

DVD

to

the

COMPONENT

IN

VIDEO

jacks

on

the

set.

Connect

the

audio

outputs

of

the

DVD

to

the

COMPONENT

IN

AUDIO

jacks

on

the

set.

Turn

on

the

DVD

player,

insert

a

DVD.

Select

Component

1

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

-

If

connected

to

COMPONENT

IN

2,

select

Component

2

input

source.

Refer

to

the

DVD

player's

manual

for

operating

instructions.

?

Component

Input

ports

To

get

better

picture

quality,

connect

a

DVD

player

to

the

component

input

ports

as

shown

below.

YPBPR

Component

ports

on

the

TV

Y

Pb

B-Y

Cb

PB

Pr

R-Y

Cr

PR

Video

output

ports

on

DVD

player

AUD

O

COMPONEN

B

R

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

DVD

1

2

23

Installation

-

This

TV

can

receive

Digital

Over-the-air/Cable

signals

without

an

external

digital

set-top

box.

However,

if

you

do

receive

Digital

signals

from

a

digital

set-top

box

or

other

digital

external

device,

refer

to

the

figure

as

shown

below.

HDSTB

Setup

When

connecting

with

a

HDMI

cable

1

2

3

Connect

the

HDMI

output

of

the

digital

set-top

box

to

the

HDMI

IN

1(DVI)

or

2

jack

on

the

set.

Select

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

Turn

on

the

digital

set-top

box.

(Refer

to

the

owner's

manual

for

the

digital

set-top

box.)

Digital

Set-top

Box

?

TV

can

receive

the

video

and

audio

signal

simultaneously

using

a

HDMI

cable.

?

If

the

digital

set-top

box

supports

Auto

HDMI

function,

output

resolution

of

the

digital

set-top

box

will

be

automatically

set

to

1280x720p.

?

If

the

digital

set-top

box

does

not

support

Auto

HDMI,

you

need

to

set

the

output

resolution

appro-

priately.

To

get

the

best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

output

resolution

of

the

digital

set-top

box

to

1280x720p.

HDMI-DTV

OUTPUT

REMO

E

CO

ROL

RS-232C

N

CON

ROL

&

SERVICE

RGB

IN

PC)

AUDO

N

RGB

DV

SERV

CE

HDM

N

1

When

connecting

with

a

Component

cable

1

2

3

4

Connect

the

video

outputs

(Y,

PB,

PR)

of

the

digi-

tal

set-top

box

to

the

COMPONENT

IN

VIDEO

jacks

on

the

set.

Connect

the

audio

output

of

the

digital

set-top

box

to

the

COMPONENT

IN

AUDIO

jacks

on

the

set.

Turn

on

the

digital

set-top

box.

(Refer

to

the

owner's

manual

for

the

digital

set-top

box.)

Select

Component

1

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

-

If

connected

to

COMPONENT

IN

2,

select

Component

2

input

source.

B

R

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

V

DEO

AUD

O

V

DEO

AUD

O

MONO

SVDEO

VIN1

V OUT

COMPONENT

DG

ALAUDO

OUT

P

CAL

Signal

480i

480p/720p/1080i

Component1/2

Yes

HDMI1/DVI,

HDMI2

No

Yes

2

1

Digital

Set-top

Box

24

Installation

When

connecting

with

a

HDMI

to

DVI

cable

1

2

3

4

Connect

the

DVI

output

of

the

digital

set-top

box

to

the

HDMI

IN

1(DVI)

jack

on

the

set.

Connect

the

audio

outputs

of

the

set-top

box

to

the

AUDIO

IN(RGB/DVI)

jack

on

the

set.

Turn

on

the

digital

set-top

box.

(Refer

to

the

owner's

manual

for

the

digital

set-top

box.)

Select

HDMI1/DVI

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

DVI-DTV

OUTPUT

REMO

E

CO

ROL

S-232C

N

CO

ROL

&

SERVICE

RGB

IN

PC)

AUDON

RGB

DV

SERV

CE

HDM N

V

Digital

Set-top

Box

1

2

?

If

the

digital

set-top

box

has

a

DVI

output

and

no

HDMI

output,

a

separated

audio

connection

is

nec-

essary.

?

If

the

digital

set-top

box

supports

Auto

DVI

function,

the

output

resolution

of

the

digital

set-top

box

will

be

automatically

set

to

1280x720p.

?

If

the

digital

set-top

box

does

not

support

Auto

DVI,

you

need

to

set

the

output

resolution

appropri-

ately.

To

get

the

best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

output

resolution

of

the

digital

set-top

box

to

1280x720p.

25

Installation

Digital

Audio

Output

1

2

3

Connect

one

end

of

an

optical

cable

to

the

TV

Digital

Audio

Optical

Output

port.

Connect

the

other

end

of

the

optical

cable

to

the

digital

audio

optical

input

on

the

audio

equipment.

See

the

external

audio

equipment

instruction

manual

for

operation.

When

connecting

with

external

audio

equip-

ments,

such

as

amplifiers

or

speakers,

please

turn

the

TV

speakers

off.

(Refer

to

p.43)

O

UD

O

D

MONO

D

VN

V OUT

DG

DO

A

-

Send

the

TV's

audio

to

external

audio

equipment

(stereo

system)

via

the

Digital

Audio

Output

Optical

port.

CAUTION

Do

not

look

into

the

optical

output

port.

Looking

at

the

laser

beam

may

damage

your

vision.

1/2

AV

Out

Setup

1

2

Connect

the

second

TV

or

monitor

to

the

TV's

AV

OUT

jacks.

See

the

Operating

Manual

of

the

second

TV

or

monitor

for

further

details

regarding

that

device's

input

settings.

S-VIDEO

IN

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

VIDEO

V

DEO

AUD

O

VEO

DO

ONO

S-V

DEO

VN1

V OUT

COMPONENT

DG

ALAUDO

OU

P

CAL

-

The

TV

has

a

special

signal

output

capability

which

allows

you

to

hook

up

a

second

TV

or

monitor.

1/2

?

Component

1-2,

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI,

HDMI2,

DTV

input

sources

cannot

be used

for

Monitor

out.

?

We

recommend

to

use

the

video

and

audio

output

jacks

for

VCR

recording.

26

Installation

-

This

TV

provides

Plug

and

Play

capability,

meaning

that

the

PC

adjusts

automatically

to

the

TV's

settings.

PC

Setup

When

connecting

with

a

D-sub

15

cable

1

2

3

4

Connect

the

RGB

output

of

the

PC

to

the

RGB

IN

(PC)

jack

on

the

set.

Connect

the

PC

audio

outputs

to

the

AUDIO

IN(RGB/DVI)

jack

on

the

set.

Turn

on

the

PC

and

the

set.

Select

RGB-PC

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

RGB-PC

OUTPUT

RS

232C

N

CONTROL

&

SERV

CE

A

DIOIN

RG

DVI

AUDIO

1

2

PC

When

connecting

with

a

HDMI

to

DVI

cable

1

2

3

4

Connect

the

DVI

output

of

the

PC

to

the

HDMI

IN

1(DVI)

jack

on

the

set.

Connect

the

audio

outputs

of

the

PC

to

the

AUDIO

IN(RGB/DVI)

jack

on

the

set.

Turn

on

the

PC

and

the

set.

Select

HDMI1/DVI

input

source

with

using

the

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

DVI-PC

OUTPUT

REM

E

N

L

N

RGB

IN

SERVICE

HDM

N

DVI

AUDIO

PC

?

If

the

PC

has

a

DVI

output

and

no

HDMI

output,

a

separated

audio

connection

is

necessary.

?

If

the

PC

does

not

support

Auto

DVI,

you

need

to

set

the

output

resolution

appropriately.

To

get

the

best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

output

resolution

of

PC

graphics

card

output

to

1024x768,

60Hz.

1

2

27

Installation

1.

Depending

on

the

graphics

card,

DOS

mode

may

not

work

if

a

HDMI

to

DVI

Cable

is

in

use.

2.

When

Source

Devices

connected

with

HDMI/DVI

Input,

output

PC

Resolution

(VGA,

SVGA,

XGA,

WXGA),

Position

and

Size

may

not

fit

to

Screen.Press

the

ADJUST

button

to

adjust

the

screen

Position

of

TV

SET

and

contact

an

PC

graphics

card

service

center.

3.

When

Source

Devices

connected

with

HDMI/DVI

Input,

output

TV

SET

Resolution

(480p,

720p,

1080i.

1080p)

and

TV

SET

Display

fit

EIA/CEA-

861-B

Specification

to

Screen.

If

not,

refer

to

the

Manual

of

HDMI/DVI

Source

Devices

or

contact

your

service

center.

4.

In

case

HDMI/DVI

Source

Devices

is

not

connect-

ed

Cable

or

poor

cable

connection,

"NO

SIGNAL"

OSD

display

in

HDMI/DVI

Input.

In

case

that

Video

Resolution

is

not

supported

TV

SET

output

in

HDMI/DVI

Source

Devices,

"INVALID

FORMAT"

OSD

display.

Refer

to

the

Manual

of

HDMI/DVI

Source

Devices

or

contact

your

service

center.

5.

Check

the

image

on

your

TV.

There

may

be

noise

associated

with

the

resolution,

vertical

pattern,

contrast

or

brightness

in

PC,

HDMI/DVI

mode.

If

noise

is

present,

change

the

PC

or

HDMI/DVI

mode

to

another

resolution,

change

the

refresh

rate

to

another

rate

or

adjust

the

brightness

and

contrast

on

the

menu

until

the

picture

is

clear.

If

the

refresh

rate

of

the

PC

graphic

card

can

not

be

changed,

change

the

PC

graphic

card

or

consult

the

manufacturer

of

the

PC

graphic

card.

6.

Avoid

keeping

a

fixed

image

on

the

TV's

screen

for

a

long

period

of

time.

The

fixed

image

may

become

permanently

imprinted

on

the

screen.

7.

The

synchronization

input

form

for

Horizontal

and

Vertical

frequencies

is

separate.

Supported

Display

Resolution

*640x350

*720x400

Horizontal

Frequency

(kHz)

31.469

70.08

59.94

70.08

Vertical

Frequency

(Hz)

Resolution

Horizontal

Frequency

(kHz)

47.776

47.720

47.130

59.87

59.799

59.65

Vertical

Frequency

(Hz)

37.879

48.363

60.31

60.00

800x600

1024x768

*

Only

for

RGB-PC

640x480

1280x768

1360x768

1366x768

?

42PC3DV/A

is

not

supported

to

1280x768, 1360x768,

1366x768,

1920x1080P.

Resolution

720x480

Horizontal

Frequency

(kHz)

Vertical

Frequency

(Hz)

Resolution

Horizontal

Frequency

(kHz)

33.720

33.750

27.000

33.750

59.94

60.00

24.00

30.00

Vertical

Frequency

(Hz)

31.469

31.500

44.960

45.000

59.94

60.00

59.94

60.00

1920x1080i

1920x1080p

1280x720

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI-PC

Mode

HDMI1/DVI-DTV,

HDMI2-DTV

Mode

28

Installation

*

Adjustment

for

screen

Resolution,

Position,

Size,

and

Phase

*

Initializing

(Reset

to

original

factory

values)

-

To

initialize

the

adjusted

values

Position

This

function

is

to

adjust

picture

to

left/right

and

up/down

as

you

prefer.

Size

This

function

is

to

minimize

any

vertical

bars

or

stripes

visible

on

the

screen

back-

ground.

And

the

horizontal

screen

size

will

also

change.

Phase

This

function

allows

you

to

remove

any

horizontal

noise

and

clear

or

sharpen

the

image

of

characters.

Resolution

This

function

allows

you

select

Resolution

of

XGA/WXGA.

Mini

Glossary

-

When

RGB

connect

to

PC

input

and

select

the

RGB-PC,

this

function

is

used.

-

When

HDMI/DVI

connect

to

PC

input

and

select

HDMI/DVI

input,

this

function

is

used.

-

After

connecting

RGB-PC

or

HDMI/DVI

to

PC

input

and

checking

the

screen

quality.

Press

the

ADJUST

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Resolution,

POSITION,

SIZE,

or

PHASE.

Press

ENTER

button

and

then

use

D/E

/F/Gbuttonsto

make

appropriate

adjustments.

?

The

PHASE

adjustment

range

is

-16

~

+16.

(In

HDMI/DVI-PC

mode,

PHASE

is

not

available.)

?

The

SIZE

adjustment

range

is

-30

~

+30.

(In

HDMI/DVI-PC

mode,

SIZE

is

not

available.)

Press

ENTER

button.

1

2

3

Press

the

ADJUST

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

RESET

option.

Press

ENTER

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

select

Yes

.

Press

ENTER

button.

1

2

3

Screen

Setup

for

PC

mode

4 5 6

78

0

9

SAP

EZ

SOUND

EZ

PIC

CC

FLASHBK

ADJUST

1

2

3

4 5 6

78

0

9

SAP

EZ

SOUND

EZ

PIC

CC

FLASHBK

ADJUST

*

When

you

change

the

resolution,

select

the

proper

resolution

in

present

input

to

see

the

best

picture

appearance.

29

Operation

Basic

operation

Basic

operation

1.

First,

connect

power

cord

correctly.

At

this

moment,

the

TV

switches

to

standby

mode.

In

standby

mode

to

turn

TV

on,

press

the

,

INPUT,

CH

D/E

button

on

the

TV

or

press

the

POWER,

TV

INPUT,

CH

D

/

E

,

Number

(0

~

9)

button

on

the

remote

control

.

2.

Select

the

viewing

source

by

using

TV

INPUT,

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

This

TV

is

programmed

to

remember

which

power

state

it

was

last

set

to,

even

if

the

power

cord

is

out.

3.

When

finished

using

the

TV,

press

the

POWER

button

on

the

remote

control.

The

TV

reverts

to

standby

mode.

1.

Press

the

VOL

D

/

E

button

to

adjust

the

volume.

2.

If

you

want

to

switch

the

sound

off,

press

the

MUTE

button.

3.

You

can

cancel

this

function

by

pressing

the

MUTE

or

VOL

D

/

E

button.

Press

the

CH

D

/

E

or

NUMBER

buttons

to

select

a

channel

number.

-

The

menus

can

be

shown

on

the

screen

in

the

selected

language.

First

select

your

language.

On

Screen

Menus

Language

Selection

Volume

Adjustment

Turning

on

the

TV

Channel

Selection

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D

/

E

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D

/

E

button

to

select

Language.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D

/

E

button

to

select

your

desired

language.

From

this

point

on,

the

on-screen

menus

will

be

shown

in

the

selected

language.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

?

If

you

intend

to

be

away

on

vacation,

disconnect

the

power

plug

from

the

wall

power

outlet.

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

G

ISM

Method

Low

Power

English

Espanol

(Spanish)

Francais

(French)

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

30

Operation

On

Screen

Menus

Selection

and

On

Screen

Menus

Selection

and

Adjustment

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

D

/

E

button

to

select

each

menu.

2.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

/

F

/

G

button

to

display

the

available

menus.

?

Your

TV's

OSD

(On

Screen

Display)

may

differ

slightly

from

what

is

shown

in

this

manual.

How

to

adjust

the

OSD

screen

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

Audio

Language

EZ

Sound

Balance

TV

Speaker

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Lock

System

Set

Password

Block

Channel

Movie

Rating

TV

Rating-Children

TV

Rating-General

Input

Block

31

Operation

EZ

Scan

(Channel

Search)

Setup

Menu

Options

Setup

Menu

Options

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

EZ

Scan.

Press

the

ENTER

button

to

begin

the

channel

search.

Allow

EZ

Scan

to

complete

the

channel

search

cycle

for

ANTENNA,

and

CABLE.

1

2

3

Manual

Scan

-

A

password

is

required

to

gain

access

to

Manual

Scan

menu

if

the

Lock

System

is

turned

on.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Manual

Scan.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

TV,

DTV,

CATV,

and

CADTV.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

channel

num-

ber

you

want

to

add

or

delete.

Press

the

ENTER

button

to

add

or

delete

for

the

channel

number.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

5

6

-

Automatically

finds

all

channels

available

through

antenna

or

cable

inputs,

and

stores

them

in

memory

on

the

channel

list.

-

Run

EZ

Scan

again

after

any

Antenna/Cable

connection

changes.

-

A

password

is

required

to

gain

access

to

EZ

Scan

menu

if

the

Lock

System

is

turned

on.

EZ Scan

G

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

Selection

(

G

or)

leads

you

to

the EZ

scan

screen.

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

Processing

EZ

scan...

TV

Ch.20

0

channel(s)

found

Press

to

stop

the

current

scan

and

start

DIGITAL

ANTENNA

channel

scan.

MENU

PreviousNext

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

Select

channel

type

and

RF-channel

number.

TV

G

2

Press

to

delete

the

channel.

TV

2-0

D

E

32

Operation

-

There

are

two

different

ways

in

order

to

add

or

delete

scanned

channels.

One

is

"Custom

List"

and

the

other

is

"Favorite

List"

in

the

channel

list.

Both

of

them

are

available

after

EZ

Scan

on

the

SETUP

menu.

-

A

Custom

List

can

be

created

by

toggling

each

channel

on

or

off

with

ENTER

button.

The

chan-

nels

in

the

Custom

List

are

dis-

played

in

black

color,

and

the

channels

deleted

from

the

Custom

List

are

displayed

in

gray

color.

Once

a

channel

is

highlighted

you

can

add

or

delete

the

channel

by

referring

to

the

small

window

at

the

top-left

corner

of

the

screen.You

can

create

your

own

Favorite

List.

Use

the

FAV

button

on

the

remote

control

when

a

channel

is

highlighted

and

then

you

can

add

or

delete

the

channel

to/from

the

Favorite

List.

Channel

Edit

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Channel

Edit.

Press

the

G

button.

You

will

now

see

a

screen

filled

with

channel

num-

bers

and

a

preview

picture.

Use

D/E

/

F

/

G

button

to

select

a

channel

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button

to

add

or

delete

it.

Press

FAV

button

to

add

the

channel

to

the

Favorite

List.

The

heart-mark

will

appear

in

front

of

that

channel

num-

ber.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

5

*

Custom

List

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

G

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

Selection

(

G

or

)

leads

you

to

the

channel

edit

screen.

D

E

33

Operation

DTV

Signal

Strength

-

Shows

how

strong

your

DTV

sig-

nal

is

and

whether

you

need

to

adjust

your

antenna

or

digital

cable

input.

The

higher

the

sig-

nal

strength,

the

less

likely

you

are

to

experience

picture

degra-

dation.

-

DTV

Signals:

Only

when

the

input

signal

is

DTV

or

CADTV,

this

function

is

available.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

DTV

Signal.

View

the

on-screen

signal

strength

monitor

to

see

the

quality

of

the

signal

being

received.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

-

Changes

the

picture

source

so

you

can

watch

your

TV,

cable

TV,

VCR,

DVD,

or

any

other

devices

that

are

connected

to

your

TV.

Input

Source

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Input

Source.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

source:

TV,

AV1,

AV2,

Component1, Component2,

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI,

or

HDMI2.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Setup

Menu

Options

continued

Setup

Menu

Options

continued

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

Bad

Normal

Good

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

G

Input

Label

Set

ID

TV

AV1

AV2

Component1

Component2

RGB-PC

HDMI1/DVI

HDMI2

34

Operation

-

Sets

a

label

to

each

input

source

or

lets

you

skip

the

input

source

which

is

not

in

use

when

you

press

INPUT

button.

Input

Label

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Input

Label.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

source:

AV1-

2,

Component1-2,

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2.

Press

the

F

/

G

button

to

select

the

label.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

5

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

G

Set

ID

AV1

Cable

Box

AV2 VCR

Component1

DVD

Component2

Set

Top

Box

RGB-PC

PC

HDMI1/DVI

Game

HDMI2

Satellite

35

Operation

V

ideo

Menu

Options

ideo

Menu

Options

Auto

Picture

Control

Auto

Picture

Control

(

(EZ

Picture)

-

EZ

Picture

adjusts

the

TV

for

the

best

picture

appearance.

Select

the

preset

value

in

the

EZ

Picture

menu

based

on

the

program

category.

-

Daylight,

Normal,

Night

Time

set-

tings

are

preset

for

optimum

picture

quality

at

the

factory

and

are

not

adjustable.

-

In

the

User

1,

and

User

2

modes

only,

user

can

directly

adjust

the

contrast,

brightness,

color,

sharpness,

tint.

Press

the

EZ

PIC

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

picture

appear-

ance

setup

option

as

shown

below:

Daylight,

Normal,

Night

Time,

User

1

and

User

2(your

own

set-

tings).

?

You

can

also

use

the

VIDEO

menu

to

adjust

EZ

Picture.

Press

the

EXIT

button

to

save

and

return

to

TV

viewing

.

1

2

Color

Temperature

Control

-

Choose

one

of

three

automatic

color

adjustments.

Set

to

warm

to

enhance

hotter

colors

such

as

red,

or

set

to

cool

to

see

less

intense

colors

with

more

blue.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Color

Temperature.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

either

Cool,

Medium,

Warm,

or

User.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

G

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

Cool

Medium

Warm

User

36

Operation

Manual

Color

Temperature

Control

-

You

can

also

adjust

the

detailed

set

tings(Red,

Green,

Blue)

by

selecting

the

User

menu.

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

Red

0

E

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

Press

to

confirm.

MENU

Selection

(

G

or

)

leads

you

to

the

detailed

setting

screen.

Cool

Medium

Warm

User

G

User

Red

0

G

Green

0

Blue

0

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Color

Temperature

.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

User

.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Red,

Green

or

Blue

.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

make

appropri-

ate

adjustments.

?

The

adjustment

range

of

Red,

Green

or

Blue

is

-20~

+20.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

but-

ton

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

5

6

37

Operation

-

XD

is

LG

Electronic's

unique

picture

improving

technology

to

display

a

real

HD

source

through

an

advanced

dig-ital

signal

processing

algorithm.

-

When

selecting

EZ

Picture

options

(Daylight,

Normal

and

Night

time),

XD

is

automatically

change

to

Auto.

-

When

selecting

EZ

Picture

options

(User

1

and

User

2),

you

can

choose

the

Auto

/

Manual

and

when

selecting

Manual,

you

can

adjust

the

XD

Contrast,

XD

color

and

XD

Noise.

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

G

Advanced

Video

Reset

Manual

XD

Contrast

On

XD

Color

On

XD

Noise

On

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

XD.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Auto

or

Manual.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

*

Selecting

the

Manual

1.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

select

XD

Contrast,

XD

Color

or

XD

Noise.

XD

Contrast

:Optimizing

the

contrast

automatically

according

to

the

brightness

of

the

reflection.

XD

Color

:Adjusting

the

colors

of

the

reflection

automatically

to

reproduce

as

closely

as

possible

to

the

natural

colors.

XD

Noise

:Removing

the

noise

up

to

the

point

where

it

does

not

damage

the

original

picture.

2.

Use

the

D/E

button

to

make

appropriate

adjustments.

XD

1

2

3

4

38

Operation

Advanced-Cinema

3:2

Mode

/

Black

Level

Advanced-Cinema

3:2

Mode

/

Black

Level

?

Cinema

3:2

Mode

-

Set

up

the

TV

for

the

best

picture

appearance

for

viewing

movies.

When

you

operate

Cinema

(3:2

Pull-

Down

Mode

or

Cinema

Correction

Mode),the

TV

will

adjust

24

fps

video

from

movies

to

30

fps

video

for

display

(This

function

is

only

available

in

Analog,

AV1,

AV2,

Component

480i

mode.)

?

Black

level

-

Adjusting

the

contrast

and

the

brightness

of

the

screen

using

the

black

level

of

the

screen.

This

feature

operates

only

in

HDMI1/DVI,

HDMI2

or

AV1,

AV2

mode.

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

G

Video

Reset

Cinema

3:2

Mode

Off

Black

Level

Low

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Advanced

.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Cinema

3:2

Mode

or

Black

Level.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

*

Selecting

the

Cinema

3:2

Mode

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

OnorOff.

*

Selecting

the

Black

Level

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Low

or

High.

Low

The

reflection

of

the

screen

gets

darker.

High

The

reflection

of

the

screen

gets

brighter.

1

2

3

4

5

39

Operation

-

Use

to

quickly

reset

all

the

Video

menu

options

to

their

original

factory

preset

values.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Video

Reset.

Press

the

G

button

to

reset

the

Video

menu

options

to

original

values.

1

2

3

Video

Reset

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

EZ

Picture

Color

Temperature

XD

Advanced

Video

Reset

G

Selection

(

G

or

)

resets

to

the

factory

settings

(default).

40

Operation

Audio

Menu

Options

Audio

Menu

Options

-

Other

languages

may

be

available

if

a

digital

signal

is

provided

by

the

broadcasting

station.

Audio

Language

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Audio

Language.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select:

English,

Spanish,

or

French.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Audio

Language

G

EZ

Sound

Balance

TV

Speaker

English

Spanish

French

Audio

Language

EZ

Sound

Balance

TV

Speaker

41

Operation

Auto

Sound

Control

(

Auto

Sound

Control

(EZ

Sound)

Manual

Sound

Control

(EZ

Sound-User

option)

-

EZ

Sound

lets

you

enjoy

the

best

sound

without

any

special

adjust-

ment

because

the

TV

sets

the

appropriate

sound

options

based

on

the

program

content.

-

Normal,

Stadium,

News,

Music

and

Theater

are

preset

for

good

sound

quality

at

the

factory

and

are

not

adjustable.

-

When

you

select

the

Stadium

or

Theater,

the

AUDIO

menu-

Balance

option

is

disable

and

the

Balance

option

is

set

to

0

automatically.

When

SRS

is

On,

the

Balance

option

is

set

to

0

automatically.

And

when

you

change

the

other

modes,

the

balance

is

restored

to

the

original

value

set

the

user.

-

Adjust

the

sound

in

your

prefer-

ence

and

surrounded

environ-

ment.

Press

the

EZ

SOUND

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

appropriate

sound

setup

as

shown

below

:

Normal,

Stadium,

News,

Music,

Theater

and

User

(your

own

settings)

.

?

You

can

also

adjust

EZ

Sound

in

the

AUDIO

menu.

Press

EXIT

button

to

save

and

return

to

TV

viewing.

1

2

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

EZ

Sound.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

User.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

desired

sound

option

(Treble,

Bass

or

Front

Surround).

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

make

appropriate

adjustments.

1

2

3

4

5

User

Treble

50

G

Bass

50

Front

Surround

Off

Press

to

confirm.

MENU

Audio

Language

EZ

Sound

Balance

TV

Speaker

BBE

Selection

(

G

or

)

leads

you

to

the

detailed

setting

screen.

Normal

Stadium

News

Music

Theater

User

G

42

Operation

Front

Surround

SRS

TruSurround

XT

*

Selecting

the

Front

Surround

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

select

Off

or

SRS

(

Sound

Retrieval

System)

TruSurround

XT

.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

6

SRS

TruSurround

XT

Takes

advantage

of

any

multi-channel

format

without

needing

to

add

extra

speakers

or

equipment.

Dialog

clarity,

bass

enrichment,

and

the

addition

of

stereo

audio

enhancement

produces

an

immersive

sound

experience

from

standard

stereo

material.

Note:

When

SRS

(

Sound

Retrieval

System)

TruSurround

XT

is

selected,

Audio

Balance

function

is

disable

and

set

to

0

.

When

Off

is

selected,

Audio

Balance

function

is

enable

and

reset

the

bal-

ance

as

previous.

43

Operation

-

Adjust

the

sound

in

your

preference

and

surrounded

environment.

Audio

Language

EZ

Sound

Balance

TV

Speaker

L

R

Balance

0

Audio

Language

EZ

Sound

Balance

0

TV

Speaker

L

R

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Balance.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

make

appropriate

adjustments.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Balance

1

2

3

4

TV

Speakers

On/Off

Setup

-

Turn

TV

speakers

off

if

using

external

audio

equipment.

Feature

turns

the

TV

Speakers

option

On

or

Off.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

TV

Speaker.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Off

or

On.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Audio

Language

EZ

Sound

Balance

TV

Speaker

Audio

Language

EZ

Sound

Balance

TV

Speaker

G

Off

On

44

Operation

T

ime

Menu

Options

ime

Menu

Options

-

If

current

time

setting

is

wrong,

reset

the

clock

manually.

Auto

Clock

Setup

Manual

Clock

Setup

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Auto

Clock.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

On.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

your

viewing

area

time

zone.

?

U.S.A:

Eastern, Central,

Mountain,

Pacific,

Alaska,

or

Hawaii.

?

Canada:

Eastern,

Central,

Mountain,

Pacific,

New

F.land,

or

Atlantic.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Auto,

Off,

On,

depending

on

whether

or

not

your

viewing

area

observes

Daylight

Saving

time.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

5

6

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Manual

Clock.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

select

either

the

year,

date,

or

time

option.

Once

selected,

use

the

D/E

button

to

set

the

year,

date,

and

time

options.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

-

The

current

time

will

be

set

auto-

matically

from

a

digital

channel

signal

provided

by

the

broad-

casting

station.

-

Set

the

clock

manually,

if

the

cur-

rent

time

is

set

incorrectly

by

the

auto

clock

function.

-

The

factory

default

value

of

the

Auto

Clock

is

Off,

because

a

clock

information

sent each

broadcasting

station

is

different.

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

Auto

Clock

G

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

On

Time

Zone

Eastern

Auto

Daylight

Saving

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

G

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

Year

----

Date--/--

Time--:--

--

45

Operation

On/Off

Timer

Setup

Sleep

Timer

-

Timer

function

operates

only

if

current

time

has

been

set.

-

Off-Timer

function

overrides

On-

Timer

function

if

they

are

set

both

set

to

the

same

time.

-

The

TV

must

be

in

standby

mode

for

the

On-Timer

to

work.

-

If

you

do

not

press

any

button

within

2

hours

after

the

TV

turns

on

with

the

On

Timer

function,

the

TV

will

automatically

revert

to

standby

mode.

-

The

Sleep

Timer

turns

the

TV

off

at

the

preset

time.

Note

that

this

setting

is

cleared

when

the

TV

is

turned

off.

-

You

can

also

set

up

the

Sleep

Timer

in

the

TIME

menu.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Off

Timer

or

On

Timer.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

On.

?

To

cancel

On/Off

Timer

function,

select

Off.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

set

the

hour.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

set

the

minutes.

For

only

On

Timer

function

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

channel

at

turn-on.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

set

the

sound

level

at

turn-on.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Press

the

TIMER

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

number

of

minutes.

First

the

Off

option

appears

on

the

screen,

followed

by

the

following

sleep

timer

options:

10,

20,

30,

60,

90,

120,

180,

and

240

minutes.

When

the

number

of

minutes

you

want

is

displayed

on

the

screen,

press

the

TIMER

button.

The

timer

begins

to

count

down

from

the

num-

ber

of

minutes

selected.

To

check

the

remaining

minutes

before

the

TV

turns

off,

press

the

TIMER

button

once.

To

cancel

the

Sleep

Timer,

press

the

TIMER

button

repeatedly

to

select

Off.

1

2

3

4

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

G

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

On

Time6:30AM

Ch.

TV

2-0

Vol

17

46

Operation

T

ime

Menu

Options

continued

ime

Menu

Options

continued

Auto

Off

-IftheTVisonandthereisno

input

signal,

the

TV

turns

off

automatically

after

10

minutes.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Auto

Off.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Off

or

On.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

Auto

Clock

Manual

Clock

Off

Timer

On

Timer

Sleep

Timer

Auto

Off

G

Off

On

TV

will

be

automatically

turned

off,

in

case

of

No

Signal

for

10

minutes.

47

Operation

Aspect

Ratio

Control

Option

Menu

Features

Option

Menu

Features

1

-

This

feature

allow

an

analog

picture

with

4:3

aspect

ratio

to

be

displayed

in

a

different

propor-

tion.

When

4:3

analog

signal

is

received

on

the

16:9

TV,

personally

preferred

aspect

ratio

needs

to

be

specified.

-

RGB-PC/DVI-PC

input

source use

4:3

or

16:9

aspect

ratio.

Press

the

RATIO

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

desired

picture

format.

?

You

can

also

adjust

the

Aspect

Ratio

in

the

OPTION

menu.

Set

by

program

Selects the

proper

picture

proportion

to

match

the source's

image.

4:3

Choose

4:3

when

you

want

to

view

a

picture

with

an

original

4:3

aspect

ratio.

16:9

Adjust

the

picture

horizontally,

in

a

linear

proportion

to

fill

the

entire

screen.

Horizon

The

screen

size

is,

more

enlarged

at

both

sides,

to

create

a

spectacular

view.

Zoom

1

Choose

Zoom

1

when

you

want

to

view

the

picture

with-

out

any

alteration.

However,

the

top

and

bottom

portions

of

the

picture

will

be

cropped.

Zoom

2

Choose

Zoom

2

when

you

want

the

picture

to

be

altered,

both

vertically

extended

and

cropped.

The

picture

taking

a

halfway

trade

off

between

alteration

and

screen

coverage.

Set

By

Program

4:3

16:9

Horizon

Zoom

1

Zoom

2

Set

By

Program

(4:3

4:3)

(16:9 16:9)

48

Operation

Option

Menu

Features

continued

Option

Menu

Features

continued

-

Select

a

caption

mode

for

dis-

playing

captioning

information

if

provided

on a

program.

-

Analog

caption

displays

informa-

tion

at

any

position

on

the

screen.

-

Text

displays

information,

usual-

ly

at

the

bottom

position

and

is

used

for

a

data

service.

-

Caption/Text,

if

provided

by

the

broadcaster,

would

be

available

for

both

digital

and

analog

chan-

nels

on

the

Antenna/Cable.

-

This

TV

is

programmed

to

remember

the

caption/text

mode

it

was

last

set

to,

when

you

turn

the

power

off.

-

Whe

you

select

the

CC1~Text4,

Caption

Option

must

be

dis-

abled.

Caption/Text

*

Digital

Broadcasting

System

Captions

*

Analog

Broadcasting

System

Captions

-

Choose

the

language

you

want

the

DTV/CADTV

Captions

to

appear

in.

-

Other

languages

can

be

chosen

for

digital

sources

only

if

they

are

included

on

the

program.

-

Caption

may

not

be

available

depends

if

the

service

is

not

pro-

vided

by

the

digital

broadcaster.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Caption/Text.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select available

cap-

tion

languages:

English,

Spanish,

or

French.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Caption/Text.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

caption:

CC1,

CC2,

CC3,

CC4,

Text1,

Text2,

Text3,

or

Text4.

?

CAPTION

The

term

for

the

words

that

scroll

across

the

bottom

of

the

TV

screen.

?

TEXT

The

term

for

the

words

that

appear

in

a

large

black

frame

and

almost

cover

the

entire

screen;

usually

messages

provided

by

the

broadcaster.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Use

the

CC

button

repeatedly

to

select

Caption

Off,

CC1,

CC2,

CC3,

CC4,

Text1,

Text2,

Text3,

or

Text4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

save

and

return

to

TV

viewing.

1

2

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

G

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Off

CC1

CC2

CC3

CC4

Text

1

Text 2

Text

3

Text

4

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

G

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Off

English

Spanish

French

49

-

Customize

the

DTV/CADTV

cap-

tions

that

appear

on

your

screen.

Caption

Option

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Caption

Option.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

F

/

G

button

to

select

Custom.

Use

D/E

button

to

customize

the

Style,

Font,

etc.,

to

your

preference.

A

preview

icon

is

provided

at

the

bottom

of

the

screen,

use

it

to

see

the

caption

language.

?

Size:

Set

the

size

the

words

will

appear

in.

?

Font:

Select

a

typeface

for

the

words.

?

Text

Color:

Choose

a

color

for

the

text.

?

Text

Opacity:

Specify

the

opacity

for

the

text

color.

?

Bg

(Background)

Color:

Select

a

background

color.

?

Bg

(Background)

Opacity:

Select

the

opacity

for

the

background

color.

?

Edge

Type:

Select

an

edge

type.

?

Edge

Color:

Select

a

color

for

the

edges.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

5

-

Low

power

reduces

the

power

consumption

of

plasma

display.

Low

Power

(42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D,

60PC1D

only)

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Low

Power.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

On

or

Off.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Operation

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

G

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Style

Custom

Size

A

Standard

Font

0

Text

Color

White

Text

Opacity

Solid

Bg

Color

Black

Bg

Opacity

Solid

Edge

Type

None

Edge

Color

Black

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Off

On

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

G

50

Operation

Option

Menu

Features

continued

Option

Menu

Features

continued

-

A

frozen

still

picture

from

a

PC/video

game

displayed

on

the

screen

for

prolonged

periods

will

result

in

a

ghost

image

;

even

though

the

image

is

changed.

Use

our

unique

method

to

mini-

mize

any

fixed

image

on

the

screen.

ISM

(Image

Sticking

Minimization)

Method

(42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D,

60PC1D

only)

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

ISM

Method.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Normal,

White

Wash,

Orbiter

or

Inversion.

?

Normal

If

image

sticking

is

never

a

problem,

ISM

is

not

necessary

-

set

to

Normal.

?

White

Wash

White

Wash

removes

permanent

images

from

the

screen.

Note:

An

excessive

permanent

image

may

be

impossible

to

clear

entirely

with

White

Wash.

To

return

to

normal

viewing,

press

the

any

button.

?

Orbiter

may

help

prevent

ghost

images.

However,

it

is

best

not

to

allow

any

fixed

image

to

remain

on

the

screen.

To

avoid

a

permanent

image

on

the

screen,

the

image

will

move

once

per

2

minutes:

Left

→

Right

→

Upside

→

Downside

→

Right

→

Left

→

Downside

→

Upside.

?

Inversion

will

automatically

invert

the

plasma

display

panel

color

every

30

minutes.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

4

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

Low

Power

Normal

White

Wash

Orbiter

Inversion

Aspect

Ratio

Caption/Text

Caption

Option

Language

ISM

Method

G

Low

Power

51

Operation

Lock

Menu

Options

Lock

Menu

Options

Parental

Control

can

be used

to

block

specific

channels,

ratings

and

other

viewing

sources.

The

Parental

Control

Function

(V-Chip)

is

used

to

block

program

viewing

based

on

the

ratings

sent

by

the

broadcast-

ing

station.

The

default

setting

is

to

allow

all

programs

to

be

viewed.

Viewing

can

be

blocked

by

the

type

of

program

and

by

the

categories

Rating

guidelines

are

provided

by

broadcasting

stations.

Most

television

programs

and

television

movies

can

be

blocked

by

TV

Rating

and/or

Individual

Categories.

Movies

that

have

been

shown

at

the

theaters

or

direct-to-video

movies

use

the

Movie

Rating

System

(MPAA)

only.

Ratings

for

Movies

previously

shown

in

theaters:

Movie

Ratings

:

?

Blocking

Off

(Permits

all

programs)

?G

(General

audience)

?PG

(Parental

guidance

suggested)

?

PG-13

(Parents

strongly

cautioned)

?R

(Restricted)

?

NC-17

(No

one

17

and

under

admitted)

?X

(Adult

only)

If

you

set

PG-13

:

G

and

PG

movies

will

be

avail-

able,

PG-13,

R,

NC-17

and

X

will

be

blocked.

Ratings

for

Television

programs

including

made-for-TV

movies

:

?

TV-G

(General

audience)

?

TV-PG

(Parental

guidance

suggested)

?

TV-14

(Parents

strongly

cautioned)

?

TV-MA

(Mature

audience

only)

?

TV-Y

(All

children)

?

TV-Y7

(Children

7

years

and

older)

TV

Rating-Children:

?

Age

(applies

to

TV-Y,

TV-Y7)

?

Fantasy

Violence

(applies

to

TV-Y7)

TV

Rating-General:

?

Age

(applies

to

TV-G,

TV-PG,

TV-14,

TV-MA)

?

Dialogue-

sexual

dialogue

(applies

to

TV-PG,

TV-14)

?

Language-

adult

language

(applies

to

TV-PG,

TV-

14,

TV-MA)

?

Sex-

sexual

situations

(applies

to

TV-PG,

TV-14,

TV-MA)

?

Violence

(applies

to

TV-PG,

TV-14,

TV-MA)

Input

Block

?AV1,2

(On,

Off)

?

Component

1,

2

(On,

Off)

?

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI

and

HDMI2

(On,

Off)

For

USA

TV

Rating-English:

?E

(Exempt)

?C

(Children)

?

C8+

(8

years

and

up)

?G

(General

programming.

Suitable

for

all

audiences)

?PG

(Parental

guidance

suggested)

?

14+

(Viewers

14

years

and

up)

?

18+

(Adult

programming)

?

Blocking

off

(Permits

all

programming)

TV

Rating-French:

?E

(Exempt)

?G

(General)

?

8

ans+

(8

years

and

up)

?

13

ans+

(13

years

and

up)

?

16

ans+

(16

years

and

up)

?

18

ans+

(Adults

only)

?

Blocking

off

(Permits

all

programming)

Input

Block

?AV1,2

(On,

Off)

?

Component

1,

2

(On,

Off)

?

RGB-PC,

HDMI1/DVI

and

HDMI2

(On,

Off)

For

Canada

52

Operation

-

Set

up

blocking

schemes

to

block

specific

channels,

ratings,

and

external

viewing

sources.

-

A

password

is

required

to

gain

access

to

this

menu

if

the

Lock

System

is

turned

on.

Parental

Lock

Setup

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

LOCK

menu.

Then,

press

the

G

button

?

If

Lock

is

already

set,

enter

the

password

as

requested.

?

The

TV

is

set

up

with

the

initial

password

"0-0-0-0".

Use

the

D/E

button

to

choose

from

the

following

Lock

Menu

options.

Once

the

option

is

selected,

change

the

settings

to

your

preference.

?

Lock

System:

Activates

or

disables

the

blocking

scheme

you

set

up

previously.

?

Set

Password:

Change

the

password

by

inputting

a

new

password

twice.

?

Block

Channel:

Select

a

channel

number

that

you

wish

to

block.

?

Input

block:

Enables

you

to

select

a

source

to

block

from

the

exter-

nal

source

devices

you

have

hooked

up.

?

TV

Rating-English

/

TV

Rating-French:

Selecting

canadian

English

/French

language

rating

system.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1

2

3

?

If

you

ever

forget

your

pass-

word,

key

in

'7',

'7'

on

the

remote

control.

Lock

System

G

Set

Password

Block

Channel

TV

Rating-English

TV

Rating-French

Input

Block

Off

On

Lock

System

Set

Password

Block

Channel

TV

Rating-English

TV

Rating-French

Input

Block

53

Reference

No.

Name

1

No

connection

2

RXD

(Receive

data)

3

TXD

(Transmit

data)

4

DTR

(DTE

side

ready)

5

GND

6

DSR

(DCE

side

ready)

7

RTS

(Ready

to

send)

8

CTS

(Clear

to

send)

9

No

Connection

1

5

6

9

2

3

5

4

6

7

8

RXD

TXD

GND

DTR

DSR

RTS

CTS

TXD

RXD

GND

DSR

DTR

CTS

RTS

PC

7-Wire

Configurations

(Serial

female-female

NULL

modem

cable)

D-Sub

9

3

2

5

6

4

8

7

TV

D-Sub

9

2

3

5

4

6

7

8

RXD

TXD

GND

DTR

DSR

RTS

CTS

TXD

RXD

GND

DTR

DSR

RTS

CTS

PC

3-Wire

Configurations

(Not

standard)

D-Sub

9

3

2

5

4

6

7

8

TV

D-Sub

9

-

Connect

the

RS-232C

input

jack

to

an

external

control

device

(such

as a

computer

or

an

A/V

control

system)

and

control

the

Monitor's

functions

externally.

-

Connect

the

serial

port

of

the

control

device

to

the

RS-232C

jack

on

the

TV

back

panel.

-

RS-232C

connection

cables

are

not

supplied

with

the

TV.

T

ype

of

Connector;

D-Sub

9-Pin

Male

ype

of

Connector;

D-Sub

9-Pin

Male

RS-232C

Configurations

RS-232C

Configurations

External

Control

Device

Setup

External

Control

Device

Setup

RS-232C

Setup

RS-232C

Setup

R

O O

RSN

CO

E

RGB

N

PC

54

Reference

Set

ID

Set

ID

-

Use

this

function

to

specify

a

TV

ID

number.

-

Refer

to

'Real

Data

Mapping'.

See

page

55.

?

Baud

rate

:

9600

bps

(UART)

?

Data

length

:

8

bits

?

Parity

:

None

?Stopbit:1bit

?

Communication

code

:

ASCII

code

*

Use

a

crossed

(reverse)

cable.

Communication

Parameters

Communication

Parameters

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

select

Set

ID.

3.

Press

the

G

button

and

then

use

D/E

button

to

adjust

Set

ID

to

choose

the

desired

TV

ID

number.

The

adjustment

range

of

Set

ID

is1~99.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Transmission

*

[Command

1]:

First

command

to

control

the

set.(j,k,m

or

x)

*

[Command

2]:

Second

command

to

control

the

set.

*

[Set

ID]:

You

can

adjust

the

set

ID

to

choose

desired

monitor

ID

number

in

Setup

menu.

Adjustment

range

is

1

~

99.

When

selecting

Set

ID

'0',

every

connected

the

TV

is

controlled.

Set

ID

is

indicated

as

decimal

(1~99)

on

menu

and

as

Hexa

decimal

(0x0~0x63)

on

transmission/receiving

protocol.

*

[DATA]:

To

transmit

command

data.

Transmit

'FF'

data

to

read

status

of

command.

*

[Cr]:

Carriage

Return

ASCII

code

'0x0D'

*

[

]:

ASCII

code

'space

(0x20)'

[Command1][Command2][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

T

ransmission

/

Receiving

Protocol

ransmission

/

Receiving

Protocol

OK

Acknowledgement

*

The

Monitor

transmits

ACK

(acknowledgement)

based

on

this

format

when

receiving

normal

data.

At

this

time,

if

the

data

is

data

read

mode,

it

indicates

present

status

data.

If

the

data

is

data

write

mode,

it

returns

the

data

of

the

PC

computer.

[Command2][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

Error

Acknowledgement

*

The

Monitor

transmits

ACK

(acknowledgement)

based

on

this

format

when

receiving

abnormal

data

from

non-viable

functions

or

communication

errors.

[Command2][

][Set

ID][

][NG][Data][x]

Data

1:

Illegal

Code

2:

Not

supported

function

3:

Wait

more

time

20.

Channel

Tuning

m

a

physical/program

high

major/program

low

major

low

minor

high

minor

low

attribute

21.

Channel

Add/Del

m

b

00~01

22.

Key

m

c

key

code

23.

Input

Select

x

b

*

(Refer

to

p.58)

COM-

MAND

2

COM-

MAND

1

DATA

0

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

1

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

2

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

3

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

4

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

5

(Hexadecimal)

01.

Power

k

a

0~1

02.

Input

Select

k

b

*

(Refer

to

p.55)

03.

Aspect

Ratio

k

c

*

(Refer

to

p.55)

04.

Screen

Mute

k

d

0~1

05.

Volume

Mute

k

e

0~1

06.

Volume

Control

k

f

0~64

07.

Contrast

k

g

0~64

08.

Brightness

k h

0~64

09.

Color

k

i

0~64

10.

Tint

k

j

0~64

11.

Sharpness

k k

0~64

12.

OSD

Select

k

l

0~1

13.

Remote

Control

Lock

Mode

k

m

0~1

14.

Treble

k

r

0~64

15.

Bass

k

s

0~64

16.

Balance

k

t

0~64

17.

Color

Temperature

k

u

0~3

18.

ISM

Method

j

p

*

(Refer

to

p.57)

19.

Low

Power

j

q

0~1

COMMAND

1

COMMAND

2

DATA

(Hexadecimal)

Command

Reference

List

Command

Reference

List

EZ

Scan

Manual

Scan

Channel

Edit

DTV

Signal

Input

Source

Input

Label

Set

ID

G

1

55

Reference

02.

Input

Select

(Command2:b)

(Main

Picture

Input)

G

To

select

input

source

for

the

TV.

Transmission

Data

0:

DTV

1:

Analog

2:

AV1

3:

AV2

4:

Component

1

5:

Component

2

7:

RGB-PC

8:

HDMI1/DVI

9:

HDMI2

Date

1:

4:3

2:

16:9

3:

Horizon

4:

Zoom

1

5:

Zoom

2

6:

Set

by

program

[k][b][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[b][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

01.

Power

(Command2:a)

G

To

control

Power

On/Off

of

the

TV.

Transmission

Data

0

:

Power

Off

1:PowerOn

[k][a][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[a][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

*

In

a

like

manner,

if

other

functions

transmit

'FF'

data

based

on

this

format,

Acknowledgement

data

feedback

presents

status

about

each

function.

05.

Volume

Mute

(Command2:e)

G

To

control

volume

mute

on/off.

You

can

also

adjust

mute

using

the

MUTE

button

on

remote

control.

Transmission

Data

0

:

Volume

mute

on

(Volume

off)

1

:

Volume

mute

off

(Volume

on)

[k][e][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[e][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

03.

Aspect

Ratio

(Command2:c)

(Main

picture

format)

G

To

adjust

the

screen

format.

You

can

also

adjust

the

screen

format

using

the

RATIO

button

on

remote

control

or

in

the

Option

menu.

Transmission

[k][c][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[c][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

04.

Screen

Mute

(Command2:d)

G

To

select

screen

mute

on/off.

Transmission

Data

0

:

Screen

mute

off

(Picture

on)

1

:

Screen

mute

on

(Picture

off)

[k][d][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[d][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

06.

Volume

Control

(Command2:f)

G

To

adjust

volume.

You

can

also

adjust

volume

with

the

volume

buttons

on

remote

control.

Transmission

Data

Min:0~Max:64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'

as

shown

below.

[k][f][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[f][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

07.

Contrast

(Command2:g)

G

To

adjust

screen

contrast.

You

can

also

adjust

contrast

in

the

Video

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:0~Max:64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'

as

shown

below.

[k][g][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[g][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

08.

Brightness

(Command2:h)

G

To

adjust

screen

brightness.

You

can

also

adjust

brightness

in

the

Video

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:0~Max:64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'

as

shown

below.

[k][h][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[h][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

*

Real

data

mapping

0

:Step0

A

:Step10(SETID10)

F

:Step15(SETID15)

10

:Step16(SETID16)

63

:Step99(SETID99)

64

:

Step

100

*

Tint:R50~G50

*

Balance

:

L50

~

R50

56

Reference

09.

Color

(Command2:i)

G

To

adjust

the

screen

color.

You

can

also

adjust

color

in

the

Video

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:0~Max:64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

55.

[k][i][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[i][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

10.

Tint

(Command2:j)

G

To

adjust

the

screen

tint.

You

can

also

adjust

tint

in

the

Video

menu.

Transmission

Data

Red:0~Green:64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

55.

[k][j][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[ j

][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

13.

Remote

Control

Lock

Mode

(Command2:m)

G

To

lock

the

remote

control

and

the

front

panel

controls

on

the

set.

Transmission

[k][m][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

Data

0:

Lock

off

1:

Lock

on

[m][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

G

To

adjust

the

screen

sharpness.

You

can

also

adjust

sharpness

in

the

Video

menu.

Transmission

11.

Sharpness

(Command2:k)

Data

Min:

0

~

Max:

64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

55.

[k][k][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[k][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

12.

OSD

Select

(Command2:l)

G

To

select

OSD

(On

Screen

Display)

on/off.

Transmission

[k][l][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

Data

0:

OSD

off

1:

OSD

on

[l][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

14.

Treble

(Command2:r)

G

To

adjust

treble.

You

can

also

adjust

treble

in

the

Audio

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:

0

~

Max:

64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

55.

[k][r][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[r][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

16.

Balance

(Command2:t)

G

To

adjust

balance.

You

can

also

adjust

balance

in

the

Audio

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:

0

~

Max:

64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

55.

[k][t][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[t][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

15.

Bass

(Command2:s)

G

To

adjust

bass.

You

can

also

adjust

bass

in

the

Audio

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:

0

~

Max:

64

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

55.

[k][s][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[s][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

17.

Color

Temperature

(Command2:u)

G

To

adjust

color

temperature.

You

can

also

adjust

color

temperature

in

the

Video

menu.

Transmission

Data

0:

Medium

1:

Cool

2:

Warm

3:

User

[k][u][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[u][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

57

Reference

20.

Tune

Command

(Command:

m

a)

G

To

tune

channel

to

following

physical/major/minor

number

Transmission

Data

0:

Physical

Channel

Number(Transmit

by

Hexadecimal

code)

NTSC

air:02~45

NTSC

cable:

01~87

ATSC

air:02~45

ATSC

cable:01~87

Data

1,Data

2:

Major

Channel

Number(two

part)

or

Channel

Number(One

part)

Data1:

High

byte

Data2:

Low

byte

Two

part

channel

number:

Major

number-Minor

number

One

part

channel

number:

If

the

channel

band

is

ATSC

digital

cable,

it

can

be

used.

In

case

of

using

one

part

channel

number,

minor

channel

does

not

need.

Data

3,

Data

4:

Minor

Channel

Number

Data3:

High

byte

Data4:

Low

byte

Data

5:

[m][a][

][Set

ID][

][Data0][

][Data1][ ][Data2][ ][Data3][ ][Data4][

][Data5][Cr]

7

Main

Picture

6

Two/One

Part

Channel

Using

Physical

Channel

4

Reserv

ed

3

21

0

Step

0

1

Main

0

1

Two

One

Use

No

Use

x

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

x

0

1

0

NTSC

Air

ATSC

cable_auto

ATS

C

Cable_irc

ATS

C

Cable_hrc

ATS

C

Cable_std

NTSC

Cable

ATSC

Air

Reserved

...

Reserved

5

0

1

[a][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data0][Data1][Data2][Data3][Data4][Data5][x]

[a][

][Set

ID][

][NG][Data0][x]

Acknowledgement

*

All

data

are

transmitted

by

Hexadecimal

code

*Two/One

part

Channel:

6th

bit

This

bit

is

used

in

a

cable-ready

system.

*Using

physical

channel:

5th

bit

If

the

channel

band

is

NTSC

air

or

NTSC

cable,

channel

tuning

can

be

done

by

only

physical

channel.

In

this

case,

using

phys-

ical

channel

bit

must

be

low(0).

But

if

the

channel

band

is

ATSC

air

or

ATSC

cable,

there

are

two

cases

that

physical

channel

enable

or

disable.

If

the

physical

channel

sending

is

meaningful,

you

should

set

this

bit

low(0).

If

the

physical

channel

sending

is

meaningless,

you

should

set

this

bit

high(1).

Example)

1.

Analog

channel:

NTSC

cable,

channel

number(35),

main

pic-

ture

Command:

ma

00 23

xx

xx xx

01attribute(0x01):

main

picture,

two

part(it's

not

mandatory),

using

physical

channel,

NTSC

cable

'xx'

data:

don't

care

major

and

minor

channel

number

in

case

analog

channel

tuning.

2.

Digital

channel:

ATSC

air,

channel

number(don't

know

physi-

cal

channel,

major(30),

minor(3)),

main

picture

Command:

ma

00

xx

00

1E

00 03 22

attribute(0x22):

main

picture,

two

part,

not

using

physical

channel,

ATSC

air

'xx'

data:

don't

care

analog

channel

number

in

case

digital

chan-

nel

tuning.

3.

Digital

channel:

ATSC

air,

channel

number

(physical(20),

major

(30),

minor

(5)),

main

picture

Command:

ma

00

14

00

1E

00 05

02

attribute(0x02):

main

picture,

two

part,

using

physical

channel,

ATSC

air.

18.

ISM

Method

(Command2:p)

These

functions

are

available

in

42PC3D/3DC/3DV/3DVA,

50PC3D,

60PC1D

model

only.

G

To

avoid

having

a

fixed

image

remain

on

screen.

Transmission

Data

1:

Inversion

2:

Orbiter

4:

White

Wash

8:

Normal

[ j

][p][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[p][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

19.

Low

Power

(Command2:q)

G

To

control

the

Low

Power

function

on/off.

You

can

also

adjust

Low

Power

in

Option

menu.

Transmission

Data

0:

Low

Power

off

1:

Low

Power

on

[ j

][q][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[q][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

58

Reference

23.

Input

select(Command:

x

b)

(Main

Picture

Input)

G

To

select

input

source

for

TV.

Transmission

[x][b][][Set

ID][][Data][Cr]

21.

Channel

Add/Del

(Command:

m

b)

G

To

add and

delete

the

channels

Transmission

Data

0:

Channel

Delete

1:

Channel

Add

[m][b][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

[b][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

[b][

][Set

ID][

][NG][Data][x]

Acknowledgement

22.

Key

(Command:

m

c)

G

To

send

IR

remote

key

code

Transmission

Data

Key

code:

Refer

to

page

60.

[m][c][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

[c][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

Acknowledgement

[b][

][Set

ID][

][OK/NG][Data][x]

Acknowledgement

Data

Structure

DATA(Hex)

INPUT

00

DTV

(Antenna)

01

10

11

20

21

40

41

60

90

DTV

(Cable)

Analog

(Antenna)

Analog

(Cable)

AV1

AV2

Component

1

Component

2

RGB

PC

HDMI1/DVI

91

HDMI2

59

Reference

G

Connect

your

wired

remote

control

to

the

Remote

Control

port

on

the

TV.

G

Output

waveform

Single

pulse,

modulated

with

37.917KHz

signal

at

455KHz

G

Configuration

of

frame

G

Repeat

code

G

Lead

code

?

1st

frame

Low

custom

code

Lead

code

High

custom

code

Data

code

Data

code

TC

Tf

T1

C0

Carrier

frequency

FCAR

=

1/TC

=

fOSC/12

Duty

ratio

=

T1/TC

=

1/3

?

Repeat

frame

C1C2C3C4C5C6C7C0C1C2C3C4C5C6C7D0D1D2D3D4D5D6D7D0D1D2D3D4D5D6D7

Repeat

code

9ms

4.5

ms

0.55

ms

9ms

2.25

ms

G

Bit

description

G

Frame

interval

:

Tf

The

waveform

is

transmitted

as

long

as

a

key

is

depressed.

?

Bit

"0"

Tf Tf

Tf=108ms

@455KHz

0.56

ms

0.56

ms

1.12

ms

?

Bit

"1"

2.24

ms

IR

Codes

IR

Codes

60

Reference

0B

0F

98

08

C4

C5

79

0E

10~19

4C

1A

09

02

03

00

01

1E

AA

39

40

41

07

06

44

43

52

4D

5B

0A

CB

D6

5A

D0

BF

D4

D5

CE

CC

76

77

AF

E1

E0

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

(Power

On/Off)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Only

Power

On)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Only

Power

Off)

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

Discrete

IR

Code

(TV

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(AV1

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(AV2

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Component1

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Component2

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(RGB-PC

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(HDMI-DVI

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(HDMI2

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Only

4:3

Mode)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Only

16:9

Mode)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Only

Zoom1

Mode)

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

INPUT

TV

INPUT

MULTIMEDIA

POWER

ON

POWER

OFF

RATIO

TIMER

Number

Key

0~

9

-

(Dash)

FLASHBK

MUTE

VOL

D

VOL

E

CH

D

CH

E

FAV

INFO

CC

D

E

F

G

ENTER

MENU

EZ

SOUND

EZ

PIC

EXIT

SAP

ADJUST

TV

AV1

AV2

COMPONENT

1

COMPONENT

2

RGB-PC

HDMI1/DVI

HDMI2

Ratio

4:3

Ratio

16:9

Ratio

Zoom

BRIGHT

-

BRIGHT

+

61

Reference

G

The

remote

control

is

a

multi-brand

or

universal

remote

control.

It

can

be

programmed

to

operate

most

remote-controllable

devices

of

other

manufacturers.

Note

that

the

remote

control

may

not

control

all

models

of

other

brands.

Programming

the

Remote

Programming

the

Remote

VOL

CH

POWER

1

2 3

4 5 6

78

0

9

ME

NU

MUTE

FAV

B

R

I

G

H

T

+

V

C

R

T

V

DVD

ENTER

ADJUST

SAP

EZ

SOUND

EZ

PIC

CC

FLASHBK

E

X

I

T

IM

E

R

A

T

I

O

I

N

F

O

A

U

D

I

O

CABLE

S

T

B

MODE

TV

INPUT

B

R

I

G

H

T

-

Programming

a

code

into

a

remote

mode

Test

your

remote

control.

To

find

out

whether

your

remote

control

can

operate

the

component

without

programming,

turn

on

the

component

such

as a

VCR

and

press

the

corresponding

MODE

button

(VCR)

on

the

remote

control,

while

illuminating

on

the

selected

component.

Test

the

POWER

button

to

see

if

the

component

responds

properly.

If

not,

the

remote

requires

pro-

gramming

to

operate

the

device.

Turn

on

the

component

to

be

programmed,

then

press

the

correspond-

ing

MODE

button

on

the

remote

control.

Press

the

MENU

and

MUTE

buttons

simultaneously

for

2

seconds,

the

button

selected

component

lights

on

the

remote

control.

If

you

don't

press

any

button

for

20

seconds,

the button

selected

component

will

turn

off

on

the

remote

control.

At

a

moment,

you

have

to

repeat

from

step

2.

Enter

a

code

number

using

the

number

buttons

on

the

remote.

When

pressing

the

button,

the

light

is

blinked

at

a

time.

Programming

code

numbers

for

the

corresponding

component

can

be

found

on

the

follow-

ing

pages.

Again,

if

the

code

is

correct,

the

device

will

turn

off.

Press

the

MENU

button

to

store

the

code.

After

blinking

twice,

this

code

is

stored.

Test

the

remote

control

functions

to

see

if

the

component

responds

properly.

If

not,

repeat

from

step

2.

1

2

3

4

5

6

62

Reference

Programming

Codes

Programming

Codes

AIWA

034

AKAI

016 043

046

124

125 146

AMPRO

072

ANAM

031

033

103

AUDIO

DYNAMICS

012

023

039 043

BROKSONIC

035 037

129

CANON

028

031

033

CAPEHART

108

CRAIG

003 040

135

CURTIS

MATHES

031

033

041

DAEWOO

005 007 010

064

065

108

110

111

112

116 117 119

DAYTRON

108

DBX

012

023

039 043

DYNATECH

034 053

ELECTROHOME

059

EMERSON

006 017 025

027

029

031

034 035

036 037

046

101

129

131

138 153

FISHER

003 008

009 010

FUNAI

034

GE

031

033

063

072

107 109

144 147

GO

VIDEO

132

136

HARMAN

KARDON

012

045

HITACHI

004 018

026 034

043 063

137 150

INSTANTREPLAY

031

033

JCL

031

033

JCPENNY

012

013

015 033

040 066

101

JENSEN

043

JVC

012

031

033 043

048 050

055 060

130 150 152

KENWOOD

014 034

039 043

047 048

LG

(GOLDSTAR)

001

012

013

020

101

106

114

123

LLOYD

034

LXI

003 009

013 014

017 034

101

106

MAGIN

040

MAGNAVOX

031

033 034

041

067 068

MARANTZ

012

031

033 067

069

MARTA

101

MATSUI

027 030

MEI

031

033

MEMOREX

003 010 014

031

033 034 053 072

101

102

134

139

MGA

045 046 059

MINOLTA

013 020

MITSUBISHI

013 020

045 046

049

051

059

061

151

MTC

034 040

MULTITECH

024 034

NEC

012

023 039

043

048

NORDMENDE

043

OPTONICA

053 054

PANASONIC

066 070 074

083

133 140 145

PENTAX

013 020

031

033

063

PHILCO

031

034 067

PHILIPS

031

033

034 054

067

071

101

PILOT

101

PIONEER

013

021

048

PORTLAND

108

PULSAR

072

QUARTZ

011

014

QUASAR

033 066 075

145

RCA

013 020 033

034

040

041

062

063

107 109 140

144

145 147

REALISTIC

003 008 010

014

031

033 034

040

053 054

101

RICO

058

RUNCO

148

SALORA

014

SAMSUNG

032

040

102

104

105 107 109

112

113 115

120 122

125

SANSUI

022

043 048

135

SANYO

003 007 010

014

102

134

SCOTT

017 037

112

129

131

SEARS

003 008 009

010

013 014 017

020

031

042

073

081

101

SHARP

031

054

149

SHINTOM

024

SONY

003 009

031

052

056 057 058

076

077 078

149

SOUNDESIGN

034

STS

013

SYLVANIA

031

033 034

059

067

SYMPHONIC

034

TANDY

010 034

TATUNG

039 043

TEAC

034 039 043

TECHNICS

031

033 070

TEKNIKA

019

031

033

034

101

THOMAS

034

TMK

006

TOSHIBA

008 013

042

047

059

082

112

131

TOTEVISION

040

101

UNITECH

040

VECTOR

RESEARCH

012

VICTOR

048

VIDEO

CONCEPTS

012

034 046

VIDEOSONIC

040

WARDS

003 013 017

024

031

033 034

040

053 054

131

YAMAHA

012

034 039 043

ZENITH

034 048 056

058

072

080

101

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

ABC

003 004

039

042

046

052

053

AJIN

112

ANTRONIK

014

ARCHER

005 007

014 024

CABLE

STAR

026

CENTURION

092

CENTURY

007

CITIZEN

007

COLOUR

VOICE

065 090

COMBANO

080

081

COMTRONICS

019 030

DIAMOND

023

EAGLE

020 030 040

EASTERN

057

062

066

ELECTRICORD

032

GE

072

GEMINI

008

022

025 054

GI

052

074

GOLDEN

CHANNEL

030

HAMLIN

049 050 055

HITACHI

052

055

HOSPITALITY

070 077

JERROLD

002

003 004

008

009 010 052

069

074

LG

(GOLDSTAR)

001

106

101

005

M-NET

037

MACOM

033

MAGNAVOX

010

012

064

079

MEMOREX

100

MOVIE

TIME

028

032

NSC

015 028 038

071

073

OAK

016

031

037

053

PANASONIC

044 047

PARAGON

100

PHILIPS

006

012

013 020

065 085 090

PIONEER

034

051

052

063

076

POST

NEWS

WEEK

016

PRUCER

059

PTS

011

048

071

072

073 074

PULSAR

100

RCA

047

REGAL

049 050

REGENCY

057

REMBRANT

025

SAMSUNG

102

107

030

068

SCIENTIFIC

ATLANTA

003

011

041

042

043 045 046

SHERITECH

022

SIGNAL

030

SIGNATURE

052

SL

MARX

030

SPRUCER

047 078

STARCOM

002

004 008 009

STARGATE

008 030

TADIRAN

030

TAEKWANG

110

TAIHAN

105

TANDY

017

TEXSCAN

029

TOCOM

039 040 056

TOSHIBA

100

UNIKA

007 014 024

UNITED

CABLE

004 053

UNIVERSAL

005 007 014 024

026 027

032

035

VIEWSTAR

012

015 018 086

087 088 089

ZENITH

100

114

060

093

63

Reference

APEX

DIGITAL

022

DENON

020 014

GE

005 006

HARMAN

KARDON

027

JVC

012

LG

001

010 016 025

MAGNAVOX

013

MARANTZ

024

MITSUBISHI

002

NAD

023

ONKYO

008 017

PANASONIC

003 009

PHILIPS

013

PIONEER

004 026

PROCEED

021

PROSCAN

005 006

RCA

005 006

SAMSUNG

011

015

SONY

007

THOMPSON

005 006

TOSHIBA

019 008

YAMAHA

009 018

ZENITH

010 016 025

ALPHASTAR

DSR

123

AMPLICA

050

BIRDVIEW

051

126 129

CHANNEL

MASTER

013 014 015 018

036 055

CHAPARRAL

008 009

012

077

CITOH

054

CURTIS

MATHES

050

145

DRAKE

005 006 007 010

011

052

112

116

141

DX

ANTENNA

024 046 056 076

ECHOSTAR

038 040 057 058

093 094 095 096

097 098 099

100

122

ELECTRO

HOME

089

EUROPLUS

114

FUJITSU

017

021

022

027

133 134

GENERAL

INSTRUMENT

003 004 016 029

031

059

101

HITACHI

139 140

HOUSTON

TRACKER

033 037 039

051

057

104

HUGHES

068

JANIEL

060

147

JERROLD

061

KATHREIN

108

LEGEND

057

LG

001

LUTRON

132

LUXOR

062

144

MACOM

010 059 063 064

065

MEMOREX

057

NEXTWAVE

028

124 125

NORSAT

069 070

PACE

SKY

SATELLITE

143

PANASONIC

060

142

PANSAT

121

PERSONAL

CABLE

117

PHILIPS

071

PICO

105

PRESIDENT

019

102

PRIMESTAR

030

110

111

PROSAT

072

RCA

066

106

REALISTIC

043 074

SAMSUNG

123

SATELLITE

SERVICE

CO

028 035 047 057

085

SCIENTIFIC

ATLANTA

032

138

SONY

103

STARCAST

041

SUPER

GUIDE

020

124 125

TEECOM

023 026 075 087

088 090

107 130

137

TOSHIBA

002

127

UNIDEN

016 025

042

043

044 045 048 049

078 079 080 086

101

UNIDEN

135 136

VIEWSTAR

115

WINEGARD

128 146

ZENITH

081

082

083 084

091

120

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

AIWA

014 028 070 096

125 129 139

229

230

AKAI

163

ANAM

003 014 017 023

059

106 189

216

217 235 236

BURMECTER

252

CARVER

086

CLARION

199

DAEWOO

027 053 060 084

102

148 198

221

DENON

015 075

130 143

FANTASIA

071

FINEARTS

022

FISHER

089 099

LG(GOLDSTAR)

001 021

024 029

087

107 108

110

190

191

192

210

211

212

239

HAITAI

034 035

188

222

HARMAN/KARDON

068

INKEL

037 058

062

069

078 079 095

121

122

149 150

151

152

153 154 155

157 158 159 160

189

207

222

224

225 226 227 243

247

JVC

004 013

141

KEC

185 186 187

KENWOOD

038 050 067 089

170

171

197

206

215

222

KOHEL

030

NAD

045 046

LOTTE

014 016 036 098

100

172

173 174

175 176 177 178

179 180

181

183

201

202

208 213

214 219 223

232

238 240

LXI

103

MAGNAVOX

111

MARANTZ

002

018 020 025

034

041 081

090

097

112

MCINTOSH

049

MCS

104

MEMOREX

107

NAD

046

ONKYO

013 040

041

047

048 056 057

132

133 140

OPTIMUS

158

PANASONIC

007 033 064

113

142

220

241 251

PENNEY

104

PHILIPS

026

112

143

PIONEER

039

042

043 063

065

091

093 094

115

123 127

250

QUASAR

113

RCA

080

RCX

092

REALISTIC

103 106

SAMSUNG

124 145 146

182

193 194 195

203

204 244 245 246

SANSUI

011

135 138 144

SANYO

019 083 234

SCOTT

106 186

SHARP

031

032

051

052

072 082

117 119

156 184 199

200

206 209

SHERWOOD

005 006

158

SONY

044 045

109

114

118

126

248 249

TAEKWANG

012

020 073 074

076 077

105

161

162

163 164 165

166 167 168 169

205

231

233

242

TEAC

010 085

106 136

185 187

237

TECHNICS

101

113

128 134

147

218

TOSHIBA

137

THE

061

VICTOR

088

131

WARDS

089

YAMAHA

054 055 066

092

199

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

Brand

Codes

64

Reference

T

roubleshooting

Checklist

roubleshooting

Checklist

The

video

function

does

not

work.

No

picture

&

No

sound

No

or

poor

color

or

poor

picture

?

Adjust

Color

in

menu

option.

?

Keep

a

sufficient

distance

between

the

product

and

the

VCR.

?

Try

another

channel.

The

problem

may

be

with

the

broadcast.

?

Are

the

video

cables

installed

properly?

?

Activate

any

function

to

restore

the

brightness

of

the

picture.

Picture

appears

slowly

after

switching

on

?

This

is

normal,

the

image

is

muted

during

the

product

startup

process.

Please

contact

your

service

center,

if

the

picture

has

not

appeared

after

five

minutes.

Horizontal/verti-

cal

bars

or

pic-

ture

shaking

?

Check

for

local

interference

such

as

an

electrical

appliance

or

power

tool.

Poor

reception

on

some

channels

?

Station

or

cable

product

experiencing

problems,

tune

to

another

station.

?

Station

signal

is

weak,

reorient

antenna

to

receive

weaker

station.

?

Check

for

sources

of

possible

interference.

Lines

or

streaks

in

pictures

?

Check

antenna

(Change

the

direction

of

the

antenna).

?

Check

whether

the

product

is

turned

on.

?

Try

another

channel.

The

problem

may

be

with

the

broadcast.

?

Is

the

power

cord

inserted

into

wall

power

outlet?

?

Check

your

antenna

direction

and/or

location.

?

Test

the

wall

power

outlet,

plug

another

product's

power

cord

into

the

outlet

where

the

product's

power

cord

was

plugged

in.

The

remote

control

doesn't

work

The

operation

does

not

work

normally.

?

Check

to

see

if

there

is

any

object

between

the

product

and

the

remote

control

causing

obstruction.

?

Are

batteries

installed

with

correct

polarity

(+

to

+,

-

to

-)?

?

Correct

remote

operating

mode

set:

TV,

VCR

etc.?

?

Install

new

batteries.

Power

is

suddenly

turned

off

?

Is

the

sleep

timer

set?

?

Check

the

power

control

settings.

Power

interrupted

?

No

broadcast

on

station

tuned

with

Auto

off

activated.

65

Reference

The

audio

function

does

not

work.

Picture

OK

&

No

sound

?

Press

the

VOL

or

VOLUME

button.

?

Sound

muted?

Press

MUTE

button.

?

Try

another

channel.

The

problem

may

be

with

the

broadcast.

?

Are

the

audio

cables

installed

properly?

Unusual

sound

from

inside

the

product

?

A

change

in

ambient

humidity

or

temperature

may

result

in

an

unusual

noise

when

the

product

is

turned

on

or

off

and

does

not

indicate

a

fault

with

the

product.

No

output

from

one

of

the

speakers

?

Adjust

Balance

in

menu

option.

Screen

color

is

unstable

or

single

color

?

Check

the

signal

cable.

?

Reinstall

the

PC

video

card.

The

signal

is

out

of

range.

There

is

a

problem

in

PC

mode.

(Only

PC

mode

applied)

?

Adjust

resolution,

horizontal

frequency,

or

vertical

frequency.

?

Check

it

whether

the

signal

cable

is

connected

or

loose.

?

Check

the

input

source.

Vertical

bar

or

stripe

on

back-

ground

&

Horizontal

Noise

&

Incorrect

position

?

Work

the

Auto

configure

or

adjust

clock,

phase,

or

H/V

position.

(Option)

1.

Here's

a

great

way

to

keep

the

dust

off

your

screen

for

a

while.

Wet

a

soft

cloth

in

a

mixture

of

lukewarm

water

and

a

little

fabric

softener

or

dish

washing

detergent.

Wring

the

cloth

until

it's

almost

dry,

and

then

use

it

to

wipe

the

screen.

2.

Make

sure

the

excess

water

is

off

the

screen,

and

then

let

it

air-dry

before

you

turn

on

your

TV.

To

remove

dirt

or

dust,

wipe

the

cabinet

with

a

soft,

dry,

lint-free

cloth.

Please

do

not

use

a

wet

cloth.

If

you

expect

to

leave

your

TV

dormant

for

a

long

time

(such

as a

vacation),

it's

a

good

idea

to

unplug

the

power

cord

to

protect

against

possible

damage

from

lightning

or

power

surges.

-

Early

malfunctions

can

be

prevented.

Careful

and

regular

cleaning

can

extend

the

amount

of

time

you

will

have

your

new

TV.

Be

sure

to

turn

the

power

off

and

unplug

the

power

cord

before

you

begin

any

cleaning.

Cleaning

the

Screen

Cleaning

the

Screen

Cleaning

the

Cabinet

Cleaning

the

Cabinet

Extended

Absence

Maintenance

Product

Specifications

Product

Specifications

66

Reference

60PC1D

(60PC1D-UE)

AC100-240V

~

50/60Hz

NTSC-M,

ATSC,

64

&

256

QAM

VHF2~13,UHF14~69,

CATV1~135,CADTV1~135,DTV2~69

75Ω

32

~

104°F

(0

~

40°C)

Less

than

80%

-4

~

140°F

(-20

~

60°C)

Less

than

85%

60.8

x

40.8

x

16.0

inches

1544.0

x

1035.5

x

408.2

mm

60.8

x

38.4

x

4.7

inches

1544.0

x

977.0

x

119.2

mm

163

pounds

/

74.0

kg

137.3

pounds

/

62.26

kg

Dimensions

(Width

x

Height

x

Depth)

Weight

with

stand

without

stand

with

stand

without

stand

42PC3D

(42PC3D-UE)

42PC3DC

(42PC3DC-UE)

44.4

x

29.5x

15.0

inches

1129.0

x

748.5

x

380.0

mm

44.4

x

27.4

x

4.1

inches

1129.0

x

695

x

103.7

mm

64.4

pounds

/

29.2

kg

55.8

pounds

/

25.3

kg

Dimensions

(Width

x

Height

x

Depth)

Weight

with

stand

without

stand

with

stand

without

stand

42PC3DV/A

(42PC3DV/A-UE)

44.4

x

29.5x

15.0

inches

1129.0

x

748.5

x

380.0

mm

44.4

x

27.4

x

4.1

inches

1129.0

x

695

x

103.7

mm

62.6

pounds

/

28.4

kg

54.0

pounds

/

24.5

kg

Dimensions

(Width

x

Height

x

Depth)

Weight

with

stand

without

stand

with

stand

without

stand

50PC3D

(50PC3D-UE)

51.3

x

34.3

x

14.0

inches

1302.6

x

872.0

x

355.8

mm

51.3

x

31.9

x

4.2

inches

1302.6

x

810.0

x

107.7

mm

114.4

pounds

/

51.9

kg

95.0

pounds

/

43.1

kg

Dimensions

(Width

x

Height

x

Depth)

Weight

with

stand

without

stand

with

stand

without

stand

Power

requirement

Television

System

Program

Coverage

External

Antenna

Impedance

Operating

Temperature

Operating

Humidity

Storage

Temperature

Storage

Humidity

Environmental

condition

?

The

specifications

shown

above

may

be

changed

without

prior

notice

for

quality

improvement.

67

Reference

?

The

specifications

shown

above

may

be

changed

without

prior

notice

for

quality

improvement.

32LC2D

32LC2DU

(32LC2D-UE

32LC2DU-UE)

AC100-240V

~

50/60Hz

NTSC-M,

ATSC,

64

&

256

QAM

VHF2~13,UHF14~69,

CATV1~135,CADTV1~135,DTV2~69

75Ω

32

~

104°F

(0

~

40°C)

Less

than

80%

-4

~

140°F

(-20

~

60°C)

Less

than

85%

31.9

x

24.8

x

9.3

inches

811x630x235mm

31.9

x

22.3

x

4.9

inches

811.0

x

566.8

x

123.5

mm

48.3

pounds

/

21.9

kg

40.8

pounds

/

18.5

kg

Dimensions

(Width

x

Height

x

Depth)

Weight

with

stand

without

stand

with

stand

without

stand

37LC2D

(37LC2D-UE)

37.2

x

28.7

x

11.3

inches

944x729x286mm

37.2

x26.0

x

5.1

inches

944.0

x

659.3

x

129.7

mm

65.0

pounds

/

29.5

kg

54.9

pounds

/

24.9

kg

Dimensions

(Width

x

Height

x

Depth)

Weight

with

stand

without

stand

with

stand

without

stand

42LC2D

(42LC2D-UE)

41.5

x

32.0

x

11.9

inches

1054x813x302mm

41.5

x

29.4x

5.4

inches

1054.0

x

746.0

x

136.8

mm

81.6

pounds

/

37.0

kg

67.0

pounds

/

30.4

kg

Dimensions

(Width

x

Height

x

Depth)

Weight

with

stand

without

stand

with

stand

without

stand

Power

requirement

Television

System

Program

Coverage

External

Antenna

Impedance

Operating

Temperature

Operating

Humidity

Storage

Temperature

Storage

Humidity

Environmental

condition

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