LG Electronics 50PX4DR 50" Plasma Integrated HDTV User Manual

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

and

completely

before

operating

your

TV.

Retain

this

manual

for

future

reference.

Record

model

number

and

serial

number

of

the

TV

in

the

spaces

provided

below.

See

the

label

attached

on

the

back

cover

and

relate

this

information

to

your

dealer

if

you

require

service.

Model

Number

:

Serial

Number

:

MODELS:

50PY2DR/60PY2DR/50PX4DR

50PY2DR-UA/60PY2DR-UA/

50PX4DR-UA

LG

Electronics

U.S.A.,

Inc.

TM

R

TruSurround

XT

PLASMA

TV

OWNER'S

MANUAL

2

Plasma

TV

Warning/Caution

WARNING/CAUTION:

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.

WARNING/CAUTION:

TO PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARDS,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

PRODUCT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

FCC

NOTICE

?

A

Class

B

digital

device

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device,

pursuant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

-

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

compli-

ance

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.

Unauthorized

mod-

ification

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

this

product

WARNING/CAUTION

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

AND

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

PRODUCT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

W

Warning/Caution

arning/Caution

Owner's

Manual

3

TV

Guide

On

Screen

Notices

for

U.S.A.

TV

Guide

On

Screen

Notices

for

U.S.A.

Digital

Cable

Compatibility

Digital

Cable

Compatibility

This

digital

television

is

capable

of

receiving

basic

analog,

digital

basic

and

digital

premium

cable

television

programming

by

direct

connection

to

a

cable

system

providing

such

programming.

A

security

card

provided

by

your

cable

operator

is

required

to

view

encrypted

digital

programming.

Cable

operator

enhanced

program

(For

example,

electronic

program

guide

provided

by

the

cable

operator),

and

data

enhanced

television

service

may

require

the

use

of

a

set

top

box.

For

more

information

con-

tact

your

local

cable

operator.

Use

of

the

CableCARDTM

TradeMark.

"CableCARDTM

is

a

trademark

of

Cable

Television

Laboratories,

Inc."

Trademark

Notice

Aux

Etats

Unis

TV

GUIDE

et

d'autres

marques

relatives

sont

des

marques

deposees

de

Gemstar-TV

Guide

International,

Inc.

et/ou

d'une

de

ses

societes

affiliees.

Au

Canada

TV

GUIDE

est

une

marque

deposee

de

Transcontinental

Inc.,

utilisee

sous

licence

de

Gemstar-TV

Guide

International,

Inc.

Le

systeme

TV

Guide

On

Screen

est

fabriques

sous

licence

de

Gemstar-TV

Guide

International,

Inc.

et/ou

d'une

de

ses

societes

affiliees.

Le

systeme

TV

Guide

On

Screen

est

proteges

par

un

ou

plusieurs

brevets

emis

aux

Etats

Unis,

comme

le

6,498,895,

6,418,556,

6,331,877; 6,239,794;

6,154,203;

5,940,073; 4,908,713; 4,751,578; 4,706,121.

License

Notice

Patent Notice

4

Plasma

TV

Warning/Caution

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

Important

safety

instructions

shall

be

provided

with

each

apparatus.

This

information

shall

be

given

in

a

separate

booklet

or

sheet,

or

be

located

before

any

operating

instructions

in

an

instruction

for

installation

for

use

and

supplied

with

the

appa-

ratus.

This

information

shall

be

given

in

a

language

acceptable

to

the

country

where

the

apparatus

is

intended

to

be

used.

The

important

safety

instructions

shall

be

entitled

"Important

Safety

Instructions".

The

following

safety

instructions

shall

be

included

where

applicable,

and,

when

used,

shall

be

verbatim

as

follows.

Additional

safety

information

may

be

included

by

adding

statements

after

the

end

of

the

following

safety

instruction

list.

At the

manufacturer's

option,

a

picture

or

drawing

that

illustrates

the

intent

of

a

specific

safety

instruction

may

be

placed

immediately

adjacent

to

that

safety

instruction

:

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

dry

cloth.

7.

Do

not

block

any

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

ampli-

fiers)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

are

provided

for

your

safety.

If

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

receptacles,

and

the

point

where

they

exit

from

the

apparatus.

11.

Only

use

attachments/accessories

specified

by

the

manufacturer.

12.

Use

only

with the

cart,

stand,

tripod,

bracket,

or

table

specified

by

the

manufacturer,

or

sold

with the

apparatus.

When

a

cart

is

used,

use

caution

when

moving

the

cart/apparatus

combination

to

avoid

injury

from

tip-over.

Safety

Instructions

Safety

Instructions

PORTABLE

CART

WARNING

Owner's

Manual

5

Safety

Instructions

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

exposed

to

rain

or

moisture,

does

not

operate

normally,

or

has

been

dropped.

15.

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,

discontinue

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.

16.

Outdoor

Use

Marking

:

WARNING

-

To

Reduce

The

Risk

Of

Fire

Or

Electric

Shock,

Do

Not

Expose

This

Appliance

To

Rain

Or

Moisture.

17.

Wet

Location

Marking

:

Apparatus

shall

not

be

exposed

to

dripping

or

splashing

and

no

objects

filled

with

liquids,

such

as

vases,

shall

be

placed

on

the

apparatus.

6

Plasma

TV

Contents

After

reading

this

manual,

keep

it

handy

for

future

reference.

Warning/Caution................................2

DigitalCableCompatibility.........................3

SafetyInstructions.............................4~5

Introduction

Controls/Connection

Options

. . . . . . . . . . . .

.8~11

RemoteControlKeyFunctions.

. . . . . . . .

.12~13

Installation

Accessories...........................14

Installation

Instructions

Joining

the

TV

assembly

to

the

wall

to

protect

the

set

tum-

bling.................................14

Install

the

RING

SPACER

with

the

bolts

on

the

set

asshown.............................15

Remove

orAttachethePlateCover

. . . . . . . . . .

.17

Swivelfunction.........................18

Arrangementwires......................18

External

Equipment

Connections

. . . . . . . . .

.19~25

AntennaorCableConnection

. . . . . . . . . .

.19~20

VCRSetup...........................20

ExternalA/VSourceSetup................21

DVDSetup............................21

CableCARDTMSetup.....................22

HDSTBSetup.........................22

PCSetup..........................23~24

MonitorOutSetup......................25

DigitalAudioOutput.....................25

HDMI...............................26~28

TVGuideOnScreenSetup..............29~35

Operation

TurningtheTVOn........................36

HOMEMenu............................37

TVSetup............................38~56

On-screen

Menus

Language

Selection

. . . . . .

.38

Setup

Menu

Options

EZScan(ChannelSearch)................39

ManualScan..........................39

ChannelEdit...........................40

DTVSignalStrength.....................40

ChannelLabelSetup....................41

MainPictureSourceSelection

. . . . . . . . . . . .

.41

InputLabel............................41

Video

Menu

Options

EZPicture............................42

Manual

Picture

Control

(Custom

Option)

. . . . .

.42

ColorTemperatureControl................42

VideoReset...........................42

Audio

Menu

Options

AudioLanguage........................43

EZSoundRite/EZSound.................43

Manual

Sound

Control

(custom

Option)

. . . . . .

.44

FrontSurround.........................44

TVSpeakersOn/OffSetup................45

Stereo/SAPBroadcastsSetup

. . . . . . . . . . . .

.45

BBE.................................45

Time

Menu

Options

AutoClockSetup.......................46

ManualClockSetup.....................46

On/OffTimerSetup.....................46

SleepTimer/AutoOff....................47

Option

Menu

Features

Advanced.............................48

Cinema3:2ModeSetup................48

LowPower..........................48

LGLogo............................49

AspectRatioControl.....................50

Caption...............................51

Caption/Text..........................51

CaptionOption........................52

ISMMethod...........................53

FrontDisplay..........................53

AutoDemo............................54

Lock

Menu

Options

ParentalLockSetup.....................56

CableCARDTM

Function

Cablemenuoptions.....................57

Scrambledchannel......................57

CableChannelList......................58

EmergencyAlertMessage................58

RecordedTV.......................59~63

NotesonMemoryCard................64~67

PhotoList..........................68~69

MusicList..........................70~72

Timeshift...........................73~74

Recording..........................75~77

TVGuideOnScreenTMSystem

. . . . . . . . . .

.78~98

IEEE1394..........................99~110

Remote

Control

PIP

(Picture-in-Picture)/POP/Twin

Picture

Watching

PIP/POP/Twin

Picture

. . . . . . . . . .

..111

Selecting

an

Input

Signal

Source

for

PIP/Twin

Picture

.111

SwappingPIP/TwinPicture...............111

TVProgramSelectionforPIP

. . . . . . . . . . . .

.111

MovingthePIPsubpicture...............112

Adjusting

Main

and

Sub

Picture

Sizes

for

Twin

Picture

.112

POP

(Picture-out-of-Picture:

Channel

Scan)

.

.112

APM.

...............................113

BriedInfo.............................114

EZMute.............................115

ScreenSetupforPCmode...............116

ExternalControlDeviceSetup

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

.117~122

IRCodes..............................123~124

ProgrammingtheRemote.....................125

ProgrammingCodes.....................126~127

TroubleshootingChecklist.....................128

Maintenance................................129

ProductSpecifications........................130

Warranty...............................131~132

Contents

Owner's

Manual

7

Introduction

What

is

a

Plasma

Display

Panel

(PDP)?

A

plasma

display

panel

is

the

latest

display

technology

and

the

best

way

to

achieve

flat

panel

displays

with

excellent

image

quality

and

large

screen

sizes

that

are

easily

viewable.

The

PDP

can

be

thought

of

as

a

descendant

of

the

neon

lamp

and

it

can

be

also

be viewed

as

a

series

of

fluorescent

lamps.

How

does

it

work?

PDP

is

an

array

of

cells,

known

as

pixels,

which

are

comprised

of

3

sub

pixels,

corresponding

to

the

colors

red,

green,

and

blue.

Gas

in

a

plasma

state

is

used

to

react

with

phosphors

in

each

sub-pixel

to

produce

colored

light

(red,

green,

or

blue).

These

phos-

phors

are

the

same

types

used

in

Cathode

Ray

Tube

(CRT)

devices

such

as

televisions

and

common

computer

monitors.

You

get

the

rich,

dynamic

colors

that

you

expect.

Each

sub-pixel

is

individually

controlled

by

advanced

electronics

to

produce

over

16

million

different

colors.

All

of

these

mean

that

you

get

perfect

images

that

are

easily

viewable

in

a

display

that

is

less

than

5

inches

thick.

160°

-

Wide

angle

range

of

vision

Your

flat

panel

plasma

screen

offers

an

exceptionally

broad

viewing

angle

--

over

160

degrees.

This

means

that

the

display

is

clear

and

visible

to

viewers

anywhere

in

the

room

who

can

see

the

screen.

Wide

Screen

The

screen

of

the

Plasma

Display

is

so

wide

that

your

viewing

experience

is

as

if

you

are

in

a

theater.

Multimedia

Connect

your

plasma

display

to

a

PC

and

you

can use

it

for

conferencing,

games,

and

Internet

browsing.

The

Picture-in-Picture

feature

allows

you

to

view

your

PC

and

video

images

simultaneously.

Versatile

The

light

weight

and

thin

size

makes

it

easy

to

install

your

plasma

display

in

a

variety

of

locations

where

conventional

TVs

will

not

fit.

The

PDP

Manufacturing

Process:

a

few

minute

colored

dots

may

be

present

on

the

PDP

screen

The

PDP

(Plasma

Display

Panel),

which

is

the

display

device

of

this

product,

is

composed

of

0.9

to

2.2

million

cells.

A

few

cell

defects

will

normally

occur

in

the

PDP

manufacturing

process.

Several

tiny,

minute

colored

dots

visible

on

the

screen

should

be

acceptable.

This

also

occurs

in

other

PDP

manufacturers'

products.

The

tiny

dots

appearing

does

not

mean

that

this

PDP

is

defec-

tive.

Thus

a

few

cell

defects

are

not

sufficient

cause

for

the

PDP

to

be

exchanged

or

returned.

Our

production

technology

mini-

mizes

these

cell

defects

during

the

manufacture

and

operation

of

this

product.

Cooling

Fan

Noise

In

the

same

way

that

a

fan

is

used

in

a

PC

computer

to

keep

the

CPU

(Central

Processing

Unit)

cool,

the

PDP

is

equipped

with

cooling

fans

to

cool

the

Monitor

and

improve

its

reliability.

Therefore,

a

certain

level

of

noise

could

occur

while

the

fans

are

operat-

ing

and

cooling

the

PDP.

The

fan

noise

doesn't

have

any

negative

effect

on

the

PDP's

efficiency

or

reliability.

The

noise

from these

fans

is

normal

during

the

operation

of

this

product.

We

hope

you

understand

that

a

certain

level

of

noise

from

the

cooling

fans

is

acceptable

and

is

not

suffi-

cient

cause

for

the

PDP

to

be

exchanged

or

returned.

8

Plasma

TV

Introduction

W

This

is

a

front

panel

of

50PY2DR,

60PY2DR

series

TVs.

-

This

is

a

simplified

representation

of

a

front

panel.

Here

shown

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

-

This

manual

explains

the

features

available

on

the

50PY2DR,

60PY2DR

series

TVs.

Front

Panel

Controls

Front

Panel

Controls

MENU

Button

TV/VIDEO

Button

POWER

Button

VOLUME

Buttons

CHANNEL

Buttons

INDEX

Switches

LED

Display

on

or

off.

TV

GUIDE

Button

Remote

Control

Sensor

Power

Standby

Indicator

Illuminates

orange

in

standby

mode.

When

the

TV

is

turned

on,

the

indicator

will

blink

green

for

3-4

seconds

before

the

picture

is

seen.

Controls

Memory

Card

Slots

1,2

Program

Display

RGB-PC(or

RGB-DTV)

mode

IEEE1394

mode

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2 mode

Component1

or

2

mode

Antenna

or

Cable

mode

Video

or

Front

Video

mode

On

recording

On

playing

On

operating

the

TimeShift

State

of

setting

the

reserve

record

On

operating

the

mode

RS

32CINPUT

CONTROL/SERVCE)

AUDOI

PUT

CMPNN

2

R

L

GTAA

DO(

PTCAL)

DVI

PUT

OMOET

I

PUT

OUPUT

A

DONPUT

RGBI

PUT

VIDEO

NPUT

I

E

1

3

4

HDMI2

HDMI/DVI

CMPNN

1

MNOR

OTUT

AV

PT1

IDEO R

LUI

MNO)

V

I

D

S R

M

O

C

O

N

T

CABE NTNNA ACI

PUT

DVD

DV

PUT

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

L/MONO

AUDIO

FRONT

A/V

INPUT

R

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

AUDIO

R

L

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

INPUT

COMPONENT2

INPUT

OUTPUT

AUDIO

INPUT

RGB

INPUT

VIDEO

HDMI

2

HDMI

/DVI

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

IEEE-1394

COMPONENT

INPUT 2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A/V

INPUT

1

VIDEO

AUDIO

S-VIDEO

REMOTE

CONTROL

Cable

Owner's

Manual

9

Introduction

Back

Connection

Panel

Back

Connection

Panel

Antenna

Input

Connect

over-the-

air

signals

to

this

jack.

RGB/AUDIO

INPUT

Connect

the

moni-

tor

output

from

a

PC

to

the

appropri-

ate

input

port.

Digital

Audio

(DVI:

Digital

Visual

Interface/Compon

ent2)

Input/

Digital

Audio

Output

Connect

digital

audio

from

various

types

of

equipment.

Note:

In

standby

mode,

these

ports

will

not

work.

DVD/DTV

Input

(Component

1-2)

Connect

a

com-

ponent

video/audio

device

to

these

jacks.

Monitor

Output

Connect

a

second

TV

or

Monitor.

Remote

Control

Port

Connect

your

wired

remote

control

here.

S-Video

Input

Connect

S-

Video

out

from

an

S-VIDEO

device.

CABLE

Input

Connect

cable

signals

to

this

jack,

either

directly

or

through

a

cable

box.

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SER-

VICE)

PORT

Connect

to

the

RS-

232C

port

on a

PC.

HDMI1/DVI(VIDE

O),

HDMI

2

Connect

a

HDMI

signal

to

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2.

Or

DVI(VIDEO)

sig-

nal

to

HDMI1/DVI

port

with

DVI

to

HDMI

cable.

VIDEO

Input

Connects

the

video

signal

from

a

video

device.

AUDIO

Input

Connections

are

available

for

listen-

ing

stereo

sound

from

an

external

device.

Audio/Video

Input

Connect

audio/video

output

from

an

exter-

nal

device

to

these

jacks.

Power

Cord

Socket

This

TV

operates

on

an

AC

power.

The

voltage

is

indicated

on

the

Specifications

page.

Never

attempt

to

operate

the

TV

on

DC

power.

CableCARDTM

Used

for

CableCARDTM

received

Cable

Service

Provider.

G-LINK

Connect

an

IR

controller

to

this

jack.

IEEE1394

Connect

DVHS

or

MicroMV

to

IEEE1394

Connector.

Connection

Options

Connection

Options

Note:

-

After

removing

the

cover,

you

can

insert

the

CableCARDTM

or

connect

to

the

G-LINK

jack.

W

This

is

a

back

panel

of

50PY2DR,

60PY2DR

series

TVs.

S-VIDEO

Input

A

connection

is

available

to

provide

better

picture

quality

than

the

video

input.

10

Plasma

TV

Introduction

TV

GUIDE

TV

GUIDE

MENU

Button

TV/VIDEO

Button

VOLUME

(

,

)

Buttons

CHANNEL

(

,

)

Buttons

INDEX

Switches

LED

Display

on

or

off.

TV

GUIDE

Button

Remote

Control

Sensor

Power

Standby

Indicator

Illuminates

orange

in

standby

mode.

When

the

TV

is

turned

on,

the

indicator

will

blink

green

for

3-4

seconds

before

the

picture

is

seen.

POWER

Button

Front

Panel

Controls

Front

Panel

Controls

W

This

is

a

front

panel

of

50PX4DR

series

TVs.

-

This

is

a

simplified

representation

of

front

panel.

Here

shown

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

Controls

Owner's

Manual

11

Introduction

Connection

Options

Connection

Options

W

This

is

a

back

panel

of

50PX4DR

series

TVs.

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

AUDIO

R

L

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

INPUT

COMPONENT2

INPUT

OUTPUT

AUDIO

INPUT

RGB

INPUT

VIDEO

HDMI

2

HDMI1/DVI

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

IEEE-1394

COMPONENT

INPUT

2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A/V

INPUT

VIDEO

AUDIO

S-VIDEO

REMOTE

CONTROL

S-VIDEO

FRONT

A/V

INPUT

VIDEO

L/MONO

AUDIO

R

Cable

S-VIDEO

Input

A

connection

is

available

to

provide

better

picture

quality

than

the

video

input.

Memory

Card

Slots

G-LINKTM

Connect

an

IR

controller

to

this

jack.

CableCARDTM

Used

for

CableCARDTM

received

from

Cable

Service

Provider.

VIDEO

Input

Connects

the

video

signal

from

a

video

device.

AUDIO

Input

Connections

are

available

for

listening

stereo

sound

from

an

external

device.

Antenna

Input

Connect

over-the-

air

signals

to

this

jack.

RGB/AUDIO

INPUT

Connect

the

monitor

output

connector

from

a

PC

to

the

appropriate

input

port.

Digital

Audio

(DVI:

Digital

Visual

Interface/Component2)

Input/

Digital

Audio

Output

Connect

digital

audio

from

various

types

of

equipment.

Note:

In

standby

mode,

these

ports

will

not

work.

DVD/DTV

Input

(Component

1-2)

Connect

a

component

video/audio

device

to

these

jacks.

Monitor

Output

Connect

a

second

TV

or

Monitor.

Remote

Control

Port

Connect

your

wired

remote

control

here.

S-Video

Input

Connect

S-

Video out from

an

S-VIDEO

device

to

the

S-

VIDEO

input.

CABLE

Input

Connect

cable

signals

to

this

jack,

either

directly

or

through

a

cable

box.

RS-232C

INPUT

(CON-

TROL/SERVICE)

PORT

Connect

to

the

RS-232C

port

on

a

PC.

HDMI1/DVI,

HDMI

2

Connect

a

HDMI

sig-

nal

to

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2.

Or

connect

a

DVI(Video)

signal

to

HDMI1/DVI.

Audio/Video

Input

Connect

audio/video

output

from

an

external

device

to

these

jacks.

Power

Cord

Socket

This

TV

operates

on an

AC

power.

The

voltage

is

indicated

on

the

Specifications

page.

Never

attempt

to

operate

the

TV

on

DC

power.

IEEE1394

Connect

DVHS

or

MicroMV

to

IEEE1394

Connector.

Back

Connection

Panel

Back

Connection

Panel

12

Plasma

TV

Introduction

-

When

using

the

remote

control,

aim

it

at

the

remote

control

sensor on

the

TV.

MODE

DAY

-

DAY

+

FLASHBK

APM

CC

AUTO

DEMO

M/C

EJECT

TV

INPUT

TV/VIDEO

LIGHT

Illuminates

the

remote

control

buttons

of

selected

mode.

DAY+/DAY-

Moves

the

Listings

Grid

forward

or

backward

in

24

hour

increments.

NUMBER

buttons

/VCR/DVD

control

buttons

?

Use

for

DVR

record

or

trick

play.

? ?

?

(Refer

to

p.61,

74)

?

Use

for

Photo

mode

or

Music

mode

?of

.

(Refer

to

p.69,

72)

?

Controls the

DVHS

or

Camcorder

in

?

IEEE

1394

mode.

?

Controls

some

video

cassette

? ? ? ?

?

recorders

or

DVD

players

when

you

?

have

already

selected

DVD

or

VCR

?

mode

button.

RATIO

Changes

the

aspect

ratio.

POWER

Turns

your

TV

or

any

other

programmed

equipment

on

or

off,

depending

on

mode.

CC

Select

a

closed

caption:

Off,

CC1~4,

Text1~4.

THUMBSTICK

(Up/Down/Left/Right/ENTER)

Allows

you

to

navigate

the

on-screen

menus

and

adjust

the

system

settings

to

your

pref-

erence.

CHANNEL

UP/DOWN

Selects

available

channels

found

dur-

ing

Manual

scan.

PAGE

UP/PAGE

DOWN

Moves

from

one

full

set

of

screen

information

to

the

SAP

Selects

MTS

sound:

Mono,

Stereo,

and

SAP

in

Analog

mode.

Change

the

audio

language

in

DTV

mode.

EZ

SOUND

Selects

the

sound

appropriate

for

the

program's

character.

Bring

up

the

HOME

menu

to

the

screen.

APM

(Adaptive

Picture

Mode)

Concurrently,

compare

with

the

Daylight,

Normal,

Night

Time

and

Custom

on

the

screen.

(Refer

to

p.113)

VOLUME

UP/DOWN

Increases/decreases

the

sound

level.

REC

LIST

Appear

the

thumbnail

recorded

list.

M/C

EJECT

Remove

the

Memory

Card.

Remote

Control

Key

Functions

Remote

Control

Key

Functions

FLASHBK

Tunes

to

the

last

channel

viewed.

Owner's

Manual

13

Introduction

MODE

DAY

-

DAY

+

FLASHBK

APM

CC

AUTO

DEMO

M/C

EJECT

TV

INPUT

TV/VIDEO

TV

INPUT

?

Rotates

the

input

mode

between

Antenna

and

Cable.

?

Video,

Front

Video,

Component

1-2,

RGB-

DTV

(or

RGB-PC),

HDMI1/DVI,

HDMI2

and

IEEE1394

input

sources,

screen

returns

to

the

last

TV.

MUTE

Switches

the

sound

on

or

off.(Refer

to

p.115)

MODE

Selects

the

remote

operating

mode:

TV,

DVD,

VCR,

AUDIO,

CABLE

or

STB.

Select

other

operating

modes,

for

the

remote

to

operate

external

devices.

EXIT

Clears

all

on-screen

displays

and

returns

to

TV

viewing

from

any

menu.

TIMER

Lets

you

select

the

amount

of

time

before

your

TV

turns

itself

off

automatically.

MENU

Brings

up

the

main

menu

to

the

screen.

Enters

or

exits

a

Panel

Menu

in

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system.

PIP

Switches

to

PIP,

POP

(Picture-out-of-

Picture)

and

Twin

picture

modes

in

regu-

lar

sequence.

Switches

the

video

window

locking

or

unlocking

in

the

Listings

Grid.

PIPCH-/PIPCH+

Changes

to

the

PIP

channel.

PIP

INPUT

Selects

the

input

source

for

the

sub

pic-

ture

in

PIP/Twin

picture

mode.

SWAP

Exchanges

the

main/sub

images

in

PIP/Twin

picture

mode.

EZ

PIC

Adjusts

the

factory

preset

picture

depending

on

the

viewing

environment.

ADJUST

Adjusts

screen

position,

size,

and

phase

in

PC

mode.

AUTO

DEMO

Starts

the

demonstration

to

explain

the

main

features

of

this

TV.

TV/VIDEO

External

input

modes

rotate

in

regular

sequence:

Antenna,

Cable,

Video,

Front

Video,

Component

1-2,

RGB-DTV

(or

RGB-PC),

HDMI1/DVI

and

HDMI2

input

sources.

(Video,

Front

Video,

Component

1-2

input

sources

are

linked

automatically,

only

if

these

are

connected

)

INFO

When

you

watch

the

TV,

information

dis-

plays

on

top

of

the

screen.

Not

available

in

Component

1-2,

RGB,

HDMI1/DVI

and

HDMI2

mode.(Refer

to

p.114)

FAV

Scrolls

the

Favorite

channels.

TV

GUIDE

Brings

up

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

sys-

tem

to

the

screen.

Mark

Selects

the

wanted

functions.

?

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

on

the

back

side

and

install

the

batteries

matching

correct

polarity

(+

with

+,

-

with

-).

?

Install

two

1.5V

AA

batteries.

Don't

mix

old

or

used

batteries

with

new

ones.

Close

cover.

Installing

Batteries

Installing

Batteries

14

Plasma

TV

Installation

Owner's

Manual

1.5V

Batteries

Power

Cord

75Ω

Round

Cable

Ensure

that

the

following

accessories

are

included

with

your

plasma

display.

If

an

accessory

is

missing,

please

contact

the

dealer

where

you

purchased

the

product.

Remote

Control

Installation

Instructions

Installation

Instructions

Accessories

-

Secure

the

TV

assembly

by

joining

it

to

a

wall

by

using

the

TV/Wall

brackets.

-

Here

shown

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

Joining

the

Joining

the

TV

assembly

to

the

wall

to

protect

the

set

tumbling

TV

assembly

to

the

wall

to

protect

the

set

tumbling

D-sub

15

Cable

2-Wall

brackets(60")

2-TV

brackets(60")

G-LINK

Cable

6-RING

SPACER

(Only

60PY2DR

series

)

6-

bolts

(Only

60PY2DR

series

)

2-Wall

brackets(50")

2-eye-bolts(50")

50PY2DR

?

If

the

set

will

be

mounted

on

a

desk

top,

insert

the

2

eye-bolts

and

tighten

them

securely

in

the

upper

holes

as

shown.

Install

the

wall

brackets

on

the

wall

with

2

bolts*,

(not

supplied

with

the

product),

as

shown.

Match

the

height

of

the

eye-bolts

and

the

wall

brack-

ets.

Check

to

be

sure

the

eye-bolts

and

the

brackets

are

tightened

securely.

Owner's

Manual

15

Installation

?

Secure

the

TV

assembly

to

the

wall

with

strong

strings

or

wire

cables,

(not

supplied

with

the

prod-

uct),

as

shown.

?

If

the

set

will

be

mounted

on

a

desk

top,

install

the

2

ring

spac-

er

on

the

TV.

And

then

install

the

TV

brackets

on

the

ring

spacer

as

shown.

Insert

the

2

bolts

and

tighten

securely,

in

the

upper

holes

on

the

brackets.

Install

the

wall

brackets

on

the

wall

with

2

bolts*,

(not

sup-

plied

with

the

product).

Match

the

height

of

the

TV

brackets

and

the

wall

brackets.

Check

to

be

sure

the

brackets

are

tightened

securely.

Note:

Bolts

and

RING

SPACER

commonly

use

for

fixing

the

TV

bracket

or

connecting

the

wall

mounting

bracket.

60PY2DR

50PX4DR

2.

When

you

connect

the

wall

mounting

bracket

to

the

set,

connect

to

it

by

using

the

6-bolts,

(supplied

with

the

product),

as

shown.

Install

the

RING

SP

Install

the

RING

SPACER

with

the

bolts

on

the

set

as

shown.

ACER

with

the

bolts

on

the

set

as

shown.(Only

60PY2DR

series

)

?

If

the

set

will

be

mounted

on

a

desk

top,

insert

the

2

eye-bolts

and

tighten

them

securely

in

the

upper

holes

as

shown.

Install

the

wall

brackets

on

the

wall

with

2

bolts*,

(not

supplied

with

the

product),

as

shown.

Match

the

height

of

the

eye-bolts

and

the

wall

brack-

ets.

Check

to

be

sure

the

eye-bolts

and

the

brackets

are

tightened

securely.

1.

Put

the

RING

SPACER

in

the

holes

of

the

bolts

before

connecting

to

the

wall

mounting

bracket.

Note:

Bolts

and

RING

SPACER

commonly

use

for

fixing

the

TV

bracket

or

connecting

the

wall

mounting

bracket.

16

Plasma

TV

Installation

Instructions

Installation

Instructions

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.

Power

Supply

Short-circuit

Breaker

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

4

inches

2

inches

W

Wall

Mount:

Horizontal

installation

all

Mount:

Horizontal

installation

For

proper

ventilation,

allow

a

clearance

of

4"

on

each

side

and

2"

from

the

wall.

Detailed

installation

instruc-

tions

are

available

from

your

dealer,

see

the

optional

Wall

Mounting

Bracket

Installation.

4

inches

4

inches

2.36

inches

4

inches

2

inches

Desktop

Pedestal

Installation

Desktop

Pedestal

Installation

For

proper

ventilation,

allow

a

clearance

of

4"

on

each

side

and

the

top,

2.36"

on

the

bottom,

and

2"

from

the

wall.

Detailed

installation

instructions

are

included

in

the

optional

Desktop

Stand

Installation.

?

The

TV

can

be

installed

in

various

ways

such

as

on a

wall,

or

on

a

desktop

etc.

?

The

TV

is

designed

to

be

mounted

horizontally.

-

This

manual

explains

the

features

available

on

the

50PY2DR,

60PY2DR

series

TVs.

-

Here

shown

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

TV.

Owner's

Manual

17

Installation

RS

32C

PUT

(CONROLSERVCE)

AUDO

PUT

OPNN

2

R

L

DGTLAUIOPTCAL)

DVI

PUT

OMON2

I

PUT

UTUT

A

DOIPUT

RGBI

PUT

V

DEOI

PUT

I

E

1

3

9

HDM2

HDMI

DVI

OPNN

1

MOTR

UPT

V

NU1

DO

R

LUO

MN)

I

D

E

O

S R

M

O

T

C

O

N

T

R

O

L

CABE ATENA

AC

PUT

DVD

DTV

NPT

Remove

or

Remove

or

Attache

the

Plate

Cover

Attache

the

Plate

Cover

(Only

50/60PY2DR

series

)

2.

Connect

the

power

cord

on

the

TV's

back.

-

This

function

explains

the

features

available

on

the

50PY2DR,

60PY2DR

series

TVs.

?

When

moving

or

connecting

the

power

cord,

be

used

the

these

methods.

?

And

after

removing

the

plate

cover,

you

must

install

the

wall

brackets

on

the

wall.

1.

With

hands,

push

the

lower

left/right

of

plate

cover

and

then

pull

out

to

the

front.

3.

In

attaching

the

plate

cover,

align

the

guide

to

the

bush-

ings

and

press

the

cover

in

place

with

your

hand.

18

Plasma

TV

Installation

RS

32C

PUT

CONTOLSERIC)

A

DIOPUT

OPNN

2

RL

DGTLADO

PTCAL)

DVIPT

OPNT2

PUT

OUPT

ADOPUT

RGB

PUT

IDEOI

PUT

I

E

1

3

9

DMI2

DM

DVI

OPNN

1

MNOR

OTUT

AV

PT1

IDEO

R

LD

MO)

V

D

E

S R

E

M

O

TE

C

O

NTR

O

CBLE ATNNA AC

PUT

DD

DTV

NPT

Swivel

function

Swivel

function

-

This

function

explains

the

features

available

on

the

50PY2DR,

60PY2DR

series

TVs.

?

After

installing

the

TV,

you

can

adjust

the

TV

set

manually

turning

it

to

the

left

or

right

direction

by

20

degrees

to

suit

your

viewing

position.

Arrangement

wires

Arrangement

wires

(Only

50/60PY2DR

series

)

-

This

function

explains

the

features

available

on

the

50PY2DR,

60PY2DR

series

TVs.

?

Run

the

accessory

device

wires

inside

the

JACK

MANAGEMENT

pole

as

shown.

Note:

Before

adjusting

the

angle,

you

must

loosen

(to

the

left)

the

shaft

bolt

on

the

middle

of stand's back.

And

when

you

acheve

the

desired

position,

you

must

close

the

shaft

bolt

to

set

the

hole.(As

shown

below)

20°

Installation

Instructions

Installation

Instructions

50/60PY2DR

50PX4DR

20°

Owner's

Manual

19

Installation

Antenna

or

Cable

Connection

Antenna

or

Cable

Connection

-

Wall

Antenna

Socket

or

Outdoor

Antenna

without

a

Cable

Box

Connections

-

For

optimum

picture

quality,

adjust

antenna

direction

if

needed.

1.

Analog

and

Digital

TV

signals

provided

on

antenna

2.

Analog

and

Digital

TV

signals

provided

on

cable

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

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)Bronze

Wire

Turn

clockwise

to

tighten.

Bronze

Wire

Be

careful

not

to

bend

the

bronze

wire

when

connecting

the

antenna.

Bronze

Wire

Cable

TV

Wall

Jack

RF

Coaxial

Wire

(75

ohm)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

External

Equipment

Connections

External

Equipment

Connections

Turn

clockwise

to

tighten.

20

Plasma

TV

Installation

-

To

avoid

picture

noise

(interference),

leave

an

adequate

distance

between

the

VCR

and

TV

-

Use

the

ISM

Method

(on

the

Option

menu)

feature

to

avoid

having

a

fixed

image

remain

on

the

screen

for

a

long

period

of

time.

If

the

4:3

picture

format

is

used;

the

fixed

images

on

the sides

of

the

screen

may

remain

visible

on

the

screen.

Connection

Option

1

Set

VCR

output

switch

to

3

or

4

and

then

tune

TV

to

the

same

channel

number.

Connection

Option

2

1.

Connect

the

audio

and

video

cables

from

the

VCR's

output

jacks

to

the

TV

input

jacks,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

When

connecting

the

TV

to

VCR,

match

the

jack

colors

(Video

=

yellow,

Audio

Left

=

white,

and

Audio

Right

=

red).

If

you

connect

an

S-VIDEO

output

from

VCR

to

the

S-VIDEO

input,

the

picture

quality

is

improved;

compared

to

connecting

a

regular

VCR

to

the

Video

input.

2.

Insert

a

video

tape

into

the

VCR

and

press

PLAY

on

the

VCR.

(Refer

to

the

VCR

owner

's

manual.)

3.

Select

the

input

source

with

using

the

TV/VIDEO

button

on

the

remote

control.

(If

connected

to

A/V

INPUT

,

select

Video

input

source)

Do

not

connect

to

both

Video

and

S-Video

at

the

same

time.

VCR

Setup

VCR

Setup

AUDIO

R

L

RGB

INPUT

VIDEO

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

COMPONENT

INPUT

2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A/V

INPUT

VIDEO

AUDIO

INPUT

S-V

O

REMOTE

CONTROL

S-VIDEO

OUT

IN

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

VIDEO

34

OUTPUT

SWITCH

ANT

OUT

ANT

IN

VCR

Rear

1

Note:

The

TV

will

let

you

know

when

the

analog,

cable,

and

digital

channel

scans

are

complete.

?

To

improve

the

picture

quality

in

a

poor

signal

area,

please

purchase

a

signal

amplifier

and

install

properly.

?

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

deal-

er

for

assistance.

ANTENNA

Signal

Amplifier

3.

Analog

and

Digital

TV

signals

provided

on

cable

and

antenna

Antenna

RF

Coaxial

Wire

(75

ohm)

Bronze

Wire

Turn

clockwise

to

tighten.

Cable

TV

Wall

Jack

RF

Coaxial

Wire

(75

ohm)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

2

Bronze

Wire

Owner's

Manual

21

Installation

?

Component

Input

ports

To

get

better

picture

quality,

connect

a

DVD

player

to

the

compo-

nent

input

ports

as

shown

below.

How

to

connect

Connect

the

audio

and

video

cables

from

the

external

equip-

ment's

output

jacks

to

the

TV

input

jacks,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

When

connecting

the

TV

to

external

equipment,

match

the

jack

colors

(Video

=

yellow,

Audio

Left

=

white,

and

Audio

Right

=

red).

How

to

use

1.

Select

the

input

source

with

using

the

TV/VIDEO

button

on

the

remote

control.

Note

that

this

TV

finds

the

connected

input

sources

automatically

for

Video

1-2

and

Component

1-

2.

It

is

presumed

that

RGB,

HDMI1/DVI

and

HDMI2

sources

are

connected.

2.

Operate

the

corresponding

external

equipment.

For

connec-

tion

instructions

to

operate

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system,

see

page

29.

Component

ports

on

the

TV

YPBPR

Video

output

ports

on

DVD

player

Y

Pb

B-Y

Cb

PB

Pr

R-Y

Cr

PR

How

to

connect

1.

Connect

the

DVD

video

outputs

(Y,

PB,

PR)

to

the

COMPONENT

(Y,

PB,

PR)

INPUT

jacks

on

the

TV

and

connect

the

DVD

audio

outputs

to

the

AUDIO

INPUT

jacks

on

the

TV,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

2.

If

your

DVD

only

has

an

S-Video

output

jack,

connect

this

to

the

S-VIDEO

input

on

the

TV

and

connect

the

DVD

audio

outputs

to

the

AUDIO

INPUT

jacks

on

the

TV,

as

shown

in

the

figure.

Note:

If

your

DVD

player

does

not

provide

component

video

output,

use

S-Video

output.

How

to

use

1.

Turn

on

the

DVD

player

and

then

insert

a

DVD.

2.

Use

the

TV/VIDEO

button

on

the

remote

control

to

select

Component

1

or

Component

2.

(If

connected

to

S-VIDEO,

select

the

Video

or

Front

Video

external

input

source.)

3.

Refer

to

the

DVD

player's

manual

for

operating

instructions.

External

A/V

Source

Setup

A/V

Source

Setup

DVD

Setup

DVD

Setup

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

AUDIO

R

L

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

INPUT

COMPONENT2

INPUT

OUTPUT

RGB

INPUT

VIDEO

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

RL

(MONO)

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

COMPONENT

INPUT

2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A/V

NPUT

VIDEO

AUDIO

RL

AUDIO

VIDEO

AUDIO

INPUT

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

AUDIO

R

L

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

INPUT

COMPONENT2

INPUT

OUTPUT

RGB

INPUT

VIDEO

HDMI

2

HDMI1

/DVI

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

IEEE-1394

COMPONENT

INPUT

2

MONITOROUTPUT

A/V

INPUT

VIDEO

AUDIO

B

R

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OPTICAL

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

S-VIDEO

AUDIO

INPUT

S-VIDEO

REMOTE

CONTROL

Cable

DVD

or

Camcorder

Video

Game

Set

Notes:

?

Digital

Audio

will

not

work

for

Component

1

input

source.

?

Digital

Audio

operation

has

priority

if

Digital

Audio

and

AUDIO

L/R

are

connected

at

the

same

time.

or

22

Plasma

TV

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.

-

This

TV

supports

HDCP

(High-bandwidth

Digital

Contents

Protection)

protocol

for

Digital

Contents

(480p,720p,1080i).

How

to

connect

Use

the

TV's

COMPONENT

(Y,

PB,

PR)

INPUT,

RGB,

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2

jack

for

video

connections,

depending

on

your

set-top

box

connector.

Then,

make

the

corresponding

audio

connections.

How

to

use

1.

Turn

on

the

digital

set-top

box.

(Refer

to

the

owner's

manual

for

the

digital

set-top

box.)

2.

Use

TV/VIDEO

on

the

remote

control

to

select

Component

1,

Component

2,

RGB-DTV,

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2

source.

HDSTB

Setup

HDSTB

Setup

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

AUDIO

R

L

DIGI AL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

INPUT

COMPONENT2

INPUT

OUTPUT

RGB

INPUT

VIDEO

HDMI

2

HDMI1

/DVI

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

COMPONENT

INPUT

2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A/V

INPUT

VIDEO

AUDIO

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

RGB-DTV

OUTPUT

B

R

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OPTICAL

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

DVI-DTV

OUTPUT

DIGITAL

AUDIO

OPTICAL

HDMI-DTV

OUTPUT

AUDIO

INPUT

S-VIDEO

REMOTE

CONTROL

Digital

Set-top

Box

or

Signal

480i

480p

720p

1080i

Component

1/2

Yes

RGB-DTV,HDMI1/DVI,HDMI2

No

Yes

CableCARD

CableCARDTM

TM

Setup

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

INPUT

COMPONENT2

INPUT

OUTPUT

HDMI

2

HDMI1

/DVI

IEEE-1394

Cable

How

to

use

Insert

the

CableCARDTM

TM

received

from

the

cable

service

provider

to

the

CableCARDTM

TM

slot

of

TV

back

panel.

If

the

pairing

information

about

this

TV

and

the

CableCARD

is

automati-

cally

displayed

on

the

screen,

contact

with

the

cable

service

provider.

Note

:

?

CableCARDTM

TM

have

the

types

of

Motorola,

Scientific

Atlanta,

SCM

etc..

These

3

types

of

CableCARDTM

TM

can

be

used

for

this

PLASMA

TV.

Caution:

When

removing

the

CableCARDTM

TM,

do

not

drop

it

as

this

may

cause

damage

to

the

CableCARDTM

TM.

Owner's

Manual

23

Installation

<When

the

PC

supports

DVI>

How

to

connect

1.

Connect

the

PC

to

HDMI1/DVI

port

of

this

TV

with

an

HDMI-to-DVI

cable(not

supplied

with

this

product).

If

you

do

not

need

to

connect

audio,

HDMI2

port

is

also

available

for

the

DVI

video

connection.

2.

If

the

PC(or

the

sound

card

of

the

PC)

has

a

fiber

optic

digital

audio

output

connector,

connect

the

PC's

audio

output

to

DIGI-

TAL

AUDIO(OPTICAL)

port

for

DVI

INPUT.

3.

If

the

PC(or

the

sound

card

of

the

PC)

has

an

analog

audio

output

connector,

connect

the

PC's

audio

output

to

AUDIO

INPUT

port

located

on

the

right

side

of

RGB

INPUT

port.

How

To

Use

1.

To

get

the best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

PC

graphics

card

to

1024x768,

60Hz.

2.

Select

HDMI1/DVI

input

source

in

main

input

option

of

SETUP

menu.(Refer

to

P.41)

TV/VIDEO

button

is

also

available

for

this

purpose.

3.

Check

the

image

on

your

TV.

There

may

be

noise

associated

with

the

resolution,

vertical

pattern,

contrast

or

brightness

in

PC

mode.

If

noise

is

present,

change

the

PC

output

to

another

resolution,

change

the

refresh

rate

to

another

rate

or

adjust

the

brightness

and

contrast

on

the

VIDEO

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.

<When

the

PC

supports

RGB>

How

to

connect

1.

Connect

the

PC

to

RGB

INPUT

port

of

this

TV

with

a

RGB

cable.

2.

If

the

PC(or

the

sound

card

of

the

PC)

has

an

analog

audio

output

connector,

connect

the

PC's

audio

output

to

AUDIO

INPUT

port

located

on

the

right

side

of

RGB

INPUT

port.

How

To

Use

1.

To

get

the best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

PC

graphics

card

to

1024x768,

60

Hz.

2.

Select

RGB-PC

input

source

in

main

input

option

of

SETUP

menu.(Refer

to

P.41)

Once

you

select

RGB-PC

in

main

input

option

of

SETUP

menu,

TV/VIDEO

button

is

also

available

for

this

purpose.

3.

Check

the

image

on

your

TV.

There

may

be

noise

associated

with

the

resolution,

vertical

pattern,

contrast

or

brightness

in

PC

mode.

If

noise

is

present,

change

the

PC

output

to

another

resolution,

change

the

refresh

rate

to

another

rate

or

adjust

the

brightness

and

contrast

on

the

VIDEO

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.

PC

Setup

PC

Setup

-

This

TV

provides

Plug

and

Play

capability,

meaning

that

the

PC

adjusts

automatically

to

the

TV's

settings.

-

The

TV

perceives

640x480,

60Hz

as

DTV

480p

based

on

the

PC

graphic

card,

change

the

screen

scanning

rate

for

the

graphic

card

accordingly.

24

Plasma

TV

Installation

Resolution

720x400

640x480

800x600

Horizontal

Frequency(KHz)

31.469

37.927

31.469

37.861

37.500

43.269

70.08

85.03

59.94

72.80

75.00

85.00

35.156

37.879

48.077

46.875

53.674

48.363

56.476

60.023

56.25

60.31

72.18

75.00

85.06

60.00

70.06

75.02

Vertical

Frequency(Hz)

Resolution

Horizontal

Frequency(KHz)

Vertical

Frequency(Hz)

1024x768

Monitor

Display

Specifications

(RGB-PC

)

Resolution

720x480

1280x720

1920x1080

Horizontal

Frequency(KHz)

31.47

31.50

45.00

44.96

33.75

33.72

59.94

60

60.00

59.94

60.00

59.94

Vertical

Frequency(Hz)

Monitor

Display

Specifications

(RGB-DTV

)

Resolution

640x480

800x600

Horizontal

Frequency(KHz)

31.469

37.861

37.500

43.269

35.156

37.879

48.077

46.875

53.674

59.94

72.80

75.00

85.00

56.25

60.31

72.18

75.00

85.06

48.363

56.476

60.023

60.00

70.06

75.02

Vertical

Frequency(Hz)

Resolution

Horizontal

Frequency(KHz)

Vertical

Frequency(Hz)

1024x768

Monitor

Display

Specifications

(HDMI-PC)

Resolution

720x480

1280x720

1920x1080

Horizontal

Frequency(KHz)

31.500

31.469

45.00

44.96

33.75

33.72

60

59.94

60.00

59.94

60.00

59.94

Vertical

Frequency(Hz)

Monitor

Display

Specifications

(HDMI-DTV)

Owner's

Manual

25

Installation

Send

the

TV's

audio

to

external

audio

equipment

via

the

Digital

Audio

Output

(Optical)

port.

How

to

connect

1.

Connect

one

end

of

an

optical

cable

to

the

TV

Digital

Audio

(Optical)

Output

port.

2.

Connect

the other

end

of

the

optical

cable

to

the

digital

audio

(opti-

cal)

input

on

the

audio

equipment.

3.

Set

the

"

TV

Speaker

option

-

Off"

in

the

AUDIO

menu.

Refer

to

page

45.

See

the

external

audio

equipment

instruction

manual

for

operation.

Note:

When

connecting

with

external

audio

equipments,

such

as

amplifers

or

speakers,

please

turn

the

TV

speakers

off.(Refer

to

p.45)

Caution:

Do

not

look

into

the

optical

output

port.

Looking

at

the

laser

beam

may

damage

your

vision.

Digital

Audio

Output

Audio

Output

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

IN

UT

CT2

INT

OUTPUT

RGB

INPUT

HDMI

2

HDMI1

/DVI

IEEE-1394

AUDIO

INPUT

Cable

The

TV

has

a

special

signal

output

capability

which

allows

you

to

hook

up

the

second

TV

or

monitor.

Connect

the

second

TV

or

monitor

to

the

TV's

MONITOR

OUT-

PUT.

See

the

Operating

Manual

of

the

second

TV

or

monitor

for

further

details

regarding

the

device's

input

settings.

Note

?

Component,

RGB-PC/RGB-DTV,

HDMI1/DVI,HDMI2,

DTV

input

sources

cannot

be

used

for

Monitor

out.

?

When

connecting

with

external

audio

equipments,

such

as

amplifers

or

speakers,

please

turn

the

TV

speakers

off.(Refer

to

p.45)

AUDIO

R

L

VIDEO

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

CABLE

ANTENNA

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

COMPONENT

INPUT

2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A

PUT

VIDEO

AUDIO

S-VIDEO

IN

(L)

AUDIO

(R)

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

REMOTE

CONTROL

Monitor

Out

Setup

Monitor

Out

Setup

26

Plasma

TV

Installation

-

HDMITM,

the

HDMI

logo

and

High-Definition

Multimedia

Interface

is

a

trademark

or

registered

trademark

of

HDMI

Licensing."

-

This

TV

can

receive

the

High-Definition

Multimedia

Interface(HDMI)

or

the

Digital

Visual

Interface(DVI).

-

This

TV

supports

HDCP(High-bandwidth

Digital

Contents

Protection)

Protocol

for

720x480p,

1280x720p,

and

1920x1080i

reso-

lution.

-

When

you

connect

this

TV

with

a

source

device(DVD

player,

Set

Top

Box

or

PC)

supporting

Auto

HDMI/DVI

function,

the

output

resolution

of

the

source

device

will

be

automatically

set

to

1280x720p.

-

If

the

source

device

does

not

support

Auto

HDMI1/DVI,

you

need

to

set

the

output

resolution

appropriately.

To

get

the best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

DVD

Player

or

Set

Top

Box's

output

resolution

to

1280x720p,

and

the

PC

graphics

card's

output

resolution

to

1024x768,

60Hz.

-

If

the

source

device

has

an

HDMI

output,

no

other

audio connection

is

necessary

because

HDMI-to-HDMI

connection

includes

both

video

and

audio.

-

If

the

source

device

has

a

DVI

output

and

no

HDMI

output,

a

separated

audio

connection

is

necessary.

<When

the

source

device

(DVD

player

or

Set

Top

Box)

supports

HDMI>

How

To

Connect

1.

Connect

the

source

device

to

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2

port

of

this

TV

with

an

HDMI

cable(not

supplied

with

this

product).

2.

No

separated

audio

connection

is

necessary.

How

To

Use

-

If

the

source

device

supports

Auto

HDMI

function,

the

output

resolution

of

the

source

device

will

be

automatically

set

to

1280x720p.

-

If

the

source

device

does

not

support

Auto

HDMI,

you

need

to

set

the

output

resolution

appropriately.

To

get

the best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

output

resolution

of

the

source

device

to

1280x720p.

-

Select

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2

input

source

in

main

input

option

of

SETUP

menu.(Refer

to

P.41)

TV/VIDEO

button

is

also

available

for

this

purpose.

<When

the

source

device(DVD

player

or

Set

Top

Box)

supports

DVI>

How

To

Connect

1.

Connect

the

source

device

to

HDMI1/DVI

port

of

this

TV

with

a

HDMI-to-DVI

cable(not

supplied

with

this

product).

Do

not

use

HDMI2

port

for

DVI

connection

if

you

want

to

connect

audio.

2.

A

separated

audio

connection

is

necessary.

3.

If

the

source

device

has

a

fiber

optic

digital

audio

output,

connect

the

audio

output

to

DIGITAL

AUDIO(OPTICAL)

port

for

DVI

INPUT.

4.

If

the

source

device

has

an

analog

audio

output

connector,

connect

the

PC's

audio

output

to

AUDIO

INPUT

port

located

on

the

right

side

of

RGB

INPUT

port.

How

To

Use

-

If

the

source

device

supports

Auto

DVI

function,

the

output

resolution

of

the

source

device

will

be

automatically

set

to

1280x720p.

-

If

the

source

device

does

not

support

Auto

DVI,

you

need

to

set

the

output

resolution

appropriately.

To

get

the best

picture

quality,

adjust

the

output

resolution

of

the

source

device

to

1280x720p.

-

Select

HDMI1/DVI

input

source

in

main

input

option

on

the

SETUP

menu.

(Refer

to

P.41)

TV/VIDEO

button

is

also

available

for

this

purpose.

HDMI

Owner's

Manual

27

Installation

Cable

sample

HDMI

Cable

(not

supplied

with

the

product)

HDMI

to

DVI

Cable

(not

supplied

with

the

product)

Fiber

Optic

Digital

Audio

Cable

(not

supplied

with

the

product)

Analog

Audio

Cable(RCA

type)

(not

supplied

with

the

product)

Analog

Audio

Cable(Stereo

to

RCA

type)

(not

supplied

with

the

product)

Reference

28

Plasma

TV

Installation

How

to

use

1.

Connect

the

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices(DVD

Player

or

Set

Top

Box

or

PC)

and

the

TV

SET.

2.

Turn

on

the

display

by

pressing

the

POWER

button

on

the

TV SET

and

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices

remote

control.

3.

Select

HDMI1/DVI

Input

source

in

Main

Input

option

on

the

SETUP

menu.(Refer

to

P.41)

4.

Check

the

image

on

your

TV

SET.

There

may

be

noise

associated

with

the

resolution,

vertical

pattern,

contrast

or

brightness

in

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices.

If

noise

is

present,

change

the

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices

to

another

resolution,

change

the

refresh

rate

or

adjust

the

brightness

and

contrast

on

the

menu

until

the

picture

is

clear.

If

the

refresh

rate

of

the

PC

graphics

card

can

not

changed,

change

the

PC

graphics

card

or

consult the

manufacturer

of

the

PC

graphics

card.

Notes:

-

Depending

on

the

graphics

card,

DOS

mode

may

not

work

if

a

HDMI1

to

DVI

Cable

is

in

use.

-

Avoid

keeping

a

fixed

image

on

the

screen

for

a

long

period

of

time.

The

fixed

image

may

become

permanently

imprinted

on

the

screen.

Use

the

Orbiter

feature

on

the

ISM

Method

menu.

-

When

Source

Devices

connected

with

HDMI1/DVI

Input,

output

PC

Resolution(VGA,

SVGA,

XGA),

Position

and

Size

may

not

fit

to

Screen.

As

shown

the

picture

below,

press

the

ADJUST

button

to

adjust

the

screen

Position of

TV

SET

and

contact

an

PC

graphics

card

service

center.

-

When

Source

Devices

connected

with

HDMI1/DVI

Input,

output

TV

SET

Resolution(480p,

720p,

1080i)

and

TV

SET

Display

fit

EIA/CEA-861-B

Specification

to

Screen.

If

not,

refer

to

the

Manual

of

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices

or

contact

your

service

cen-

ter.

-

In

case

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices

is

not

connected

Cable

or

poor

cable

connection,

"NO

SIGNAL"

OSD

display

in

HDMI1/DVI

Input.

In

case

that

Video

Resolution

is

not

supported

TV

SET

output

in

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices,

"INVALID

FORMAT"

OSD

display.

Refer

to

the

Manual

of

HDMI1/DVI

Source

Devices

or

contact

your

service

center.

In

This

Mode,

the

Supported

TV

SET

Resolution

Specification

-

1920

x

1080

I

@

59.94Hz

/

60Hz,

16:9

-

1280

x

720

P

@

59.94Hz

/

60Hz,

16:9(preferred

format)

[email protected]/60Hz,16:9

[email protected]/60Hz,4:3

In

This

Mode,

the

Supported

PC

Resolution

Specification

-

640

x

480

@

59.94Hz

-

640

x

480

@

72.80Hz

-640x480@75Hz

-640x480@85Hz

-

800

x

600

@

56.25Hz

-

800

x

600

@

60.31Hz

-

800

x

600

@

72.18Hz

-800x600@75Hz

-

800

x

600

@

85.06Hz

-

1024

x

768

@

60Hz(preferred

format)

-

1024

x

768

@

70.06Hz

-

1024

x

768

@

75.02Hz

HDMI

PC

mode

Owner's

Manual

29

Installation

AUDIO

R

L

VIDEO

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

CABLE

ANTENNA

AC

INPUT

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

COMPONENT

INPUT

2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A/VI

PUT1

VIDEO

AUDIO

TV SET

TV

VCR

Cable

IN

(R)

AUDIO

(L)

VIDEO

34

OUTPUT

SWITCH

S-VIDEO

REMOTE

CONTROL

Cable

Box

Rear

Cable

Box

Front

or

Cable

Service

with

a

Cable

Box

Cable

Service

with

a

Cable

Box

-

The

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

uses

Setup

information

to

provide

you

with

show

listings

and

lineups

in

your

area---which

are

updated

several

times

a

day.

-

Once

you

set

up

the

TV

according

to

manufacturer's

instructions,

you

are

ready

to

set

up

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system.

-

To

download

program

listings

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

needs

to

be

able

to

change

channels

on

your

cable

box

when

the

TV

is

not

in

use.

Please

connect

the

supplied

G-LINK

cable

to

the

G-LINK

jack

of

the

TV.

After

you

connect

the

G-LINK

cable

you

will

be

able

to

control

your

cable

box

using

the

TV's

remote.

Notes:

?

The

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

provides

listings

for

cable-ready,

cable

box,

and

digital

cable

services

as

well

as

over-the-air

broadcast.

It

does

not

provide

listings

for

satellite

services.

?

You

may

use

to

connect

directly

without

Cable

Box.

How

to

connect

Cable

Box

TV

Guide

On

Screen

Setup

TV

Guide

On

Screen

Setup

30

Plasma

TV

Installation

The

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system's

Welcome

Screen

appears:

--

by

pressing

the

TV

Guide

key

--

when

you

power

On

your

TV

if

you

previously

skipped

"Set

up

TV

Guide

On

Screen

now"

on

the

Reminder

Screen.

The

Welcome

Screen

highlights

features

of

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system.

Press

ENTER

to

begin

Setup.

How

to

use

1.

Screen

1:

Country

?

This

screen

asks

you

the

location

of

your

TV.

?

Use

the

/

button

to

highlight

a

country.

?

Press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

2.

The

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system's

Reminder

Screen

appears:

--

after

initial

TV

set

up

--

if

you

power

Off

the

TV

and

then

power

it

back

On

To

make

a

selection,

use

the

/

button

to

highlight

an

option,

and

press

ENTER.

?

"Set

up

TV

Guide

On

Screen

now,"

displays

the

Welcome

Screen.

Press

ENTER

to

begin

Setup.

?

"Remind

me

to

set

up

later"

returns

you

to

watching

TV.

?

"Don't

remind

me

again"

returns

you

to

watching

TV

and

stops

the

reminder

screen

from

appearing

upon

power

On.

Note:

?

The

G-LINKTM

cable

is

necessary

for

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

to

work

with

your

Cable

Box.

See

Page

29

for

G-LINKTM

connection

instructions.

2.Reminder Screen

1.Welcome

Screen

TV

Guide

On

Screen

Setup

TV

Guide

On

Screen

Setup

Owner's

Manual

31

Installation

2.

Screen

2:

Enter

ZIP

or

Postal

Code

Option

1

?

If

you

selected

USA

in

Screen

1,

you

see

the

ZIP

Code

screen.

?

You

input

numbers

by

either

pressing

the

number

keys

on

the

remote

or

using

the

/

button

to

display

a

number,

and

then

the

/

but-

ton

to

move

to

another

field.

?

Press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

3.

Option

2

?

If

you

selected

Canada

in

Screen

1,

you

see

the

Postal

Code

screen.

?

You

input

characters

by

using

the

/

button,

and

then

the

/

button

to

move

to

another

field.

?

Press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

3.

Screen

3:

Do

you

have

Cable

Service

connected?

?

If

you

select

Yes,

you

see

Screen

4.

?

If

you

select

No,

you

see

Screen

12.

4.

Screen

4:

Do

you

have

a

Cable

Box?

?

If

you

select

Yes,

you

see

Screen

5.

?

If

you

select

No,

you

see

Screen

12.

32

Plasma

TV

Installation

6.

Screen

6:

Cable

Box

Tuning

Channel

?

Select

the

channel

used

for

the

cable

box.

?

Press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

7.

Screen

7:

Cable

Box

Configuration

Diagram

?

The

diagram

shows

the

correct

way

to

install

the

G-LINK

Cable

from

the

back

of

the

device

to

the

cable

box.

Make

sure

the

G-LINKTM

Cable

is

properly

installed.

?

Press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

8.

5.

Screen

5:

Which

TV

input

is

the

cable

box

plugged

into?

?

If

you

select

Cable,

you

see

Screen

6.

?

If

you

make

any

other

choice,

you

see

Screen

7

.

Owner's

Manual

33

Installation

8.

Screen

8:

Cable

Box

Brand

Name

?

Use

the

/

button

to

select

a

cable

box

brand.

?

Press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

9.

Screen

9:

Cable

Box

Preparation

?

Follow

the

on-screen

instructions,

and

press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

10.

Screen

10:

Cable

Box

Code

Testing

?

When

testing

is

done,

Screen

11

displays

automatically.

11.

Screen

11:

Cable

Box

Tuned

to

Channel

9?

?

If

you

select

Yes,

you

see

Screen

12.

?

If

you

select

No,

a

different

code

is

tested

in

Screen

10.

Note:

?

Many

Cable

Boxes

require

testing

more

than

one

code.

?

If

you

select

Test

this

code

again,

the

same

code

is

tested

again

in

Screen

10.

34

Plasma

TV

Installation

14.

Screen

14:

Congratulations

?Press

ENTER

to

display

Screen

15.

13.

Screen

13:

Are

your

basic

settings

correct?

?If

you

select

Yes,

you

see

Screen

14.

?If

you

select

No,

you

see

Screen

1.

12.

Screen

12:

Do

you

have

an

antenna

connected?

?If

you

select

Yes,

you

see

Screen

13.

Note:

?If

you

selected

No

in

Screen

3

then

you

must

select

Yes

in

this

screen

to

receive

a

channel

lineup

and

listings.

?If

you

select

No,

you

see

Screen

13.

Owner's

Manual

35

Installation

15.

Screen

15:

Helpful

Information

?This

screen

tells

you

valuable

information

on

using

your

Guide.

?Press

ENTER

to

watch

TV.

Notes:

?

The

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

receives

program

listings

data

through

your

cable

or

over-the-air

video

signal.

In

order

to

receive

regular

program

listings,

please

remember

to

do

the

following:

1.

Turn

OFF

your

TV

when

it

is

not

in

use.

(Do

not

unplug

the

power

cord.)

2.

If

you

have

a

Cable

box

connected,

leave

the

cable

box

On,

but

turn

the

TV

Off.

3.

If

you

have

more

than

one

Cable

system

in

your

area,

you

may

be

prompted

to

select

which

Cable

system's

program

data

to

download.

If

so

prompted, please

follow

the

on-screen

instructions.

?

Program

listings

are

updated

several

times

a

day.

It

may

take

up

to

24

hours

to

begin

to

receive

any

TV

program

listings.

It

may

take

up

to

one

week

to

receive

all

eight

days

of

TV

program

listings.

36

Plasma

TV

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

,TV/VIDEO

,

CH

(

/

)

button

on

the

TV

or

press

the

POWER,

TV/VIDEO,

TV

INPUT,

CH

(

/

),

Number

(0

~

9)

button

on

the

remote

control.

Notes:

?

If

you

intend

to

be

away

on

vacation,

disconnect

the

power

plug

from

the

wall

power

outlet.

?

After

turning

on

the

TV,

it

will

take

up

to

a

week

for

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

to

receive

full

listings

data.

?

Illuminates

orange

in

standby

mode.

When

the

TV

is

turned

on,

the

indicator

will

blink

green

for

3-4

seconds

before

the

picture

is

seen.

?

When

the

TV

is

turned

On,

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

is

automatically

displayed.

The

screen

may

be

slightly

delayed

if

the

TV

was

unplugged

and

then

powered

On.

2.

Select

the

viewing

source

by

using

TV/VIDEO,

TV

INPUT

button

on

the

remote

control.

This

TV

is

programmed

to

remember

which

mode

it

was

last

set

to,

even

if

you

turn the

TV

off.

3.

When

finished

using

the

TV,

press

the

POWER

button

on

the

remote

control.

The

TV

reverts

to

standby

mode.

Operation

T

Turning

the

TV

On

urning

the

TV

On

Owner's

Manual

37

Operation

HOME

Menu

HOME

Menu

-

This

menu

is

a

contents

guide.

In

HOME

Menu,

you

enter

the

recorded

list

of

DVR,

photo

list

and

music

list

of

DVR

or

Memory

Card,

TV

Guide,Schedule

of

the

TV

Guide,

IEEE1394

or

TV

Menu.

Recorded

TV

Photo

List

Music

List

TV

Guide

TV

Menu

IEEE

1394

Schedule

38

Plasma

TV

-

The

menus

can

be

shown

on

the

screen

in

the

selected

language.

First

select

your

language.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Language.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

your

desired

language.

From

this

point

on,

the

on-screen

menus

will

be

shown

in

the

selected

language.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Operation

TV

Setup

TV

Setup

On-screen

Menus

Language

Selection

On-screen

Menus

Language

Selection

Owner's

Manual

39

Operation

-

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.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

EZ

Scan.

3.

Press

the

ENTER

button

to

begin

the

channel

search.

Allow

EZ

Scan

to

complete

the

channel

search

cycle

for

ANTENNA,

and

CABLE.

EZ

Scan

(Channel

Search)

EZ

Scan

(Channel

Search)

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Manual

Scan.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

TV,

DTV,

CATV,

and

CADTV.

4.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

channel

number

you

want

to

add

or

delete.

5.

Press

the

ENTER

button

to

add

or

delete

for

the

channel

number.

6.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Manual

Scan

Manual

Scan

Notes:

?

This

channel

number

is

a

physical

channel

number,

which

is

different

from

the

normal

channel

number

shown

in

Channel

Edit.

?

When

a

cable

box connects

to

the

physical

channel

2,3

or

4

in

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

Setup,

cable

chan-

nels(CATV

or

CADTV)

will

not

be

scanned

by

EZ

Scan

or

Manual

Scan.

?

When

inserting

the

CableCARDTM,

CATV,

CADTV

is

not

working

in

Manual

Scan.

?

TV:

analog

antenna(over-the-air)

TV

signal

DTV:

digital

antenna(over-the-air)

TV

signal

CATV:

analog

cable

TV

signal

CADTV:

digital

cable

TV

signal

Setup

Menu

Options

Setup

Menu

Options

-

A

password

is

required

to

gain

access

to

Manual

Scan

menu

if

the

Lock

System

is

turned

on.

40

Plasma

TV

Setup

Menu

Options

Setup

Menu

Options

Note:

?

When

a

cable

box connects

to

the

physical

channel

2,

3,

or

4

in

TV

Guide

On

Screen

Setup,

cable

channels(CATV

or

CADTV)

will

not

be

editable

by

Channel

Edit.

Instead,

use

the

cable

box's

Channel

Edit

if

available.

-

Create

two

different

types

of

channel

lists

in

memory:

"Custom

list"

and

"Favorite

channel

list"

from

the

default

channel

list

created

from

the

EZ

Scan

channel

search.

-

A

custom

list

can

be

created

by

toggling

each

channel

on

or

off

with

ENTER

button.

The.

The

channels

in

the

Custom

List

are

displayed

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.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Channel

Edit.

3.

Press

the

button.

You

will

now

see a

screen

filled

with

channel

numbers

and

a

preview

picture.

4.

Use

/

/ /

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.

5.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return to

the

Channel

Edit

Channel

Edit

-

Shows

DTV

signal

levels

which

are

received

to

your

TV

whether

you

need

to

adjust

your

antenna

or

digital

cable

input.

The

higher

the

signal

strength,

the

less

likely

you

are

to

experience

picture

degradation.

-

DTV

Signal:

Only

when

the

input

signal

is

DTV

or

CADTV,

this

function

is

available.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

DTV

Signal.

3.

View

the

on-screen

signal

strength

monitor

to

see

the

quality

of

the

signal

being

received.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

DTV

Signal

Strength

DTV

Signal

Strength

Operation

Owner's

Manual

41

Operation

-

Changes

the

picture

source

so

you

can

watch

your

off-air

TV,

cable

TV,

VCR,

DVD,

or

any

other

devices

that

are

connected

to

your

TV.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Main

Input.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

source:

Antenna,

Cable,

Video,

Front

Video,

Component1, Component2,

RGB-DTV

(or

RGB-

PC),

HDMI1/DVI,

HDMI2.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Main

Picture

Source

Selection

Main

Picture

Source

Selection

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Input

Label.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

source:

Video,

Front

Video,

Component1,

Component2,

RGB,

HDMI1/DVI

or

HDMI2.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Input

Label

Input

Label

-

Choose

preset

labels

for

your

channels.

-

If

a

channel

label

is

provided

on

the

signal

from

the

broadcasting

station,

the

TV

displays

a

short

name

for

a

channel

-

even

if

you

didn't

preset

a

label

for

the

channel.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Channel

Label.

3.

Press

the

button.

You

will

now

see a

screen

filled

with

Labels

and

a

preview

screen.

4.

Use

the

CH

(

/

)

button

to

select

a

channel

to

Label.

5.

Use

/

/ /

button

to

select

the

appropriate

label

for

the

channel,

then

press

ENTER

button

to

set

the

Label

to

the

selected

channel.

-

If

you

press

ENTER

button,

you

will

see

the

channel

banner.

Channel

Label

Setup

Channel

Label

Setup

42

Plasma

TV

-

Use

to

quickly

reset

all

the

Video

menu

options

to

their

original

factory

preset

values.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Video

Reset

.

3.

Press

the

button

to

reset

the

Video

menu

options

to

original

values.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

V

Video

Reset

ideo

Reset

Operation

-

Adjust

the

picture

appearance

to

suit

your

preference

and

viewing

situations.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

desired

picture

option

(Contrast,

Brightness,

Color,

Sharpness,

or

Tint

).

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

make

appropriate

adjustments.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1.

Press

the

EZ

PIC

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

picture

appearance

setup

option

as

shown

below:

Custom

(your

own

settings),

Daylight,

Normal,

Night

Time, Movie,

Video

Game,

and

Sports.

?

You

can

also

use

the

VIDEO

menu

to

adjust

EZ

Picture.

2.

Press

the

EXIT

button

to

save

and

return

to

TV

viewing.

EZ

Picture

EZ

Picture

Manual

Picture

Control

(

Manual

Picture

Control

(Custom

option)

-

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.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

VIDEO

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Color

Temperature

.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

either

Cool,

Medium

or

Warm.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Color

T

Temperature

Control

emperature

Control

-

EZ

Picture

adjusts

the

TV

for

the

best

picture

appearance.

Select

the

preset

value

in

the

EZ

Picture

menu

based

on

the

program

category.

-

When

adjusting

Video

menu

options

(contrast,

brightness,

color,

sharpness,

tint,

and

color

temperature)

manually,

EZ

Picture

automatically

changes

to

Custom.

-

Daylight,

Normal,

Night

Time,

Movie,

Video

Game,

and

Sports

settings

are

preset

for

optimum

picture

quality

at

the

factory

and

are

not

adjustable.

V

Video

Menu

Options

ideo

Menu

Options

Owner's

Manual

43

Operation

-

Other

languages

may

be

available

if

a

digital

signal

is

provided

by

the

broad-

casting

station.

1.

Press

the

EZ

SOUND

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

appropriate

sound

setup

as

shown

below:

Custom

(your

own

settings),

Normal,

Stadium,

News,

Music,

and

Theater.

?

You

can

also

adjust

EZ

Sound

in

the

AUDIO

menu.

2.

Press

EXIT

button

to

save

and

return

to

TV

viewing.

EZ

Sound

EZ

Sound

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Audio

Language.

3.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select:

English,

Spanish,

or

French.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Audio

Language

Audio

Language

-

EZ

Sound

lets

you

enjoy

the

best

sound

without

any

special

adjustment

because

the

TV

sets

the

appropriate

sound

options

based

on

the

program

content.

-

When

adjusting

sound

options

(treble,

bass,

and

front

surround)

manually,

EZ

Sound

automatically

switches

Custom.

-

Normal,

Stadium,

News,

Music,

and

Theater

are

preset

for

good

sound

quality

at

the

factory

and

are

not

adjustable.

-

Scans

for

changes

in

sound

level

during

commercials,

then

adjusts

the

sound

to

match

the

specified

audio

level.

SoundRite

makes

sure

that

the

vol-

ume

level

remains

consistent

whether

you

are

watching

a

commercial

or

a

regular

TV

program.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

EZ

SoundRite.

3.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to return

to

the

EZ

SoundRite

EZ

SoundRite

Audio

Menu

Options

Audio

Menu

Options

44

Plasma

TV

Audio

Menu

Options

Audio

Menu

Options

Operation

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Front

Surround.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Off,

3D

EchoSound

System

or

SRS

(Sound

Retrieval

System)

TruSurround

XT.

?

3D

EchoSound

System

Creates

a

stunning

simulated

stereo

effects

from

any

mono

sound

and

a

realistic

three-dimensional

sound

with

a

very

wide

and

deep

sound

stage

into

stereo

sound.

?

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

that

produces

an

immersive

sound

experience

from

standard

stereo

material.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Front

Surround

Front

Surround

-

is

a

trademark

of

SRS

Labs,

Inc.

-

TruSurround

XT

technology

is

incorporated

under

license

from

SRS

Labs,

Inc.

-

Manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories.

"Dolby"

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

desired

sound

option

(Balance,

Treble,

or

Bass).

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

make

appropriate

adjustments.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Manual

Sound

Control

(

Manual

Sound

Control

(Custom

option)

-

Adjust

the

sound

to

suit

your

taste

and

room

situations.

Owner's

Manual

45

Operation

1.

Use

the

SAP

button

to

select

your

desired

MTS

mode

in

analog

signal.

Each

time

you

press

the

SAP

button,

Mono,

Stereo,

or

SAP

appear

in

turn.

?

If

other

languages

available

on

the

digital

signal,

select

them

with

the

SAP

button.

2.

Press

EXIT

button

to

save

and

return

to

TV

viewing.

Stereo/SAP

Broadcasts

Setup

Broadcasts

Setup

-

This

TV

can

receive

MTS

stereo

programs

and

any

SAP

(Secondary

Audio

Program)

that

accompanies

the

stereo

program;

if

the

station

transmits

an

additional

sound

signal

as

well

as

the

original

one.

-

When

having

selected

Stereo

or

SAP

button

on

the

remote

control,

this

TV

can

only

receive

the

signal

when

the

TV

station

-

transmits

the

proper

signals.

-

Mono

sound

is

automatically

received

if

the

broadcast

is

only

in

Mono;

even

though

Stereo

or

SAP

has

been

selected.

-

Select

Mono

if

you

want

to

listen

to

the

mono

sound

in

remote

areas

during

stereo/SAP

broadcasting.

-

Stereo

or

SAP

can

be

received

in

Analog

channel.

BBE

-

BBE

High

Definition

Sound

restores

clarity

and

presence

for

better

speech

intelligibility

and

musical

realism.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

TV

Speaker.

3.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

TV

Speakers

On/Of

TV

Speakers

On/Off

Setup

f

Setup

-

Turn

TV

speakers

off

if

using

external

audio

equipment.

Feature

turns

the

TV

Speakers

option

On

or

Off.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

AUDIO

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

BBE.

3.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return to

TV

viewing

or

press

ENTER

button

to return

to

the

Manufactured

under

license

from

BBE

Sound,

Inc.

46

Plasma

TV

Operation

-

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.

On/Of

On/Offf

T

Timer

Setup

imer

Setup

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Off

Timer

or

On

Timer.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On.

?

To

cancel

On/Off

timer

function,

select

Off.

4.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

set

the

hour.

5.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

set

the minutes.

6.

For

only

On

timer

function

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

channel

at

turn-on.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

set

the

sound

level

at

turn-

on.

7.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Auto

Clock

Setup

Auto

Clock

Setup

Manual

Clock

Setup

Manual

Clock

Setup

-

If

current

time

setting

is

wrong,

reset

the clock

manually.

-

When

you

set

up

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system,

Manual

Clock

menu

is

not

selected.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Manual

Clock.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

either

the

year,

date,

or

time

option.

Once

selected,

use

the

/

button

to

set

the

year,

date,

and

time

options.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

-

The

time

is

set

automatically

from

a

digital

channel

signal.

-

The

digital

channel

signal

includes

information

for

the

current

time

provided

by

the

broadcasting

station.

-

Set

the

clock

manually,

if

the

current

time

is

set

incorrectly

by

the

auto

clock

function.

-

When

you

set

up

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system,

Auto

Clock

menu

is

not

selected.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Auto

Clock.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On.

4.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

your

viewing

area

time

zone:

Eastern,

Central,

Mountain,

Pacific,

Alaska,

or

Hawaii.

5.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

T

Time

Menu

Options

ime

Menu

Options

Owner's

Manual

47

Operation

Auto

Of

Auto

Offf

-

If

set

to

on

and

there

is

no

input

signal,

the

TV

turns

off

automatically

after

10

minutes.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

TIME

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Auto

Off.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Sleep

T

Timer

imer

-

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.

1.

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.

2.

When

the

number

of

minutes

you

want

is

displayed

on

the

screen,

press

the

ENTER

button.

The

timer

begins

to

count

down

from

the

number

of

minutes

selected.

3.

To

check

the

remaining

minutes

before

the

TV

turns

off,

press

the

TIMER

button

once.

4.

To

cancel

the

Sleep

Timer,

press

the

TIMER

button

repeatedly

to

select

Off.

48

Plasma

TV

Operation

Cinema

3:2

Mode

Setup

-

Set

up

the

TV

for

the

best

picture

appearance

for

viewing

movies.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Advanced.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Cinema

3:2

Mode.

4.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

5.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Low

Power

Low

Power

-

Low

power

reduces

the

plasma

display

power

consumption.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Advanced.

3.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Low

power.

4.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

?

When

you

select

On,

the

screen

darkens.

5.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Option

Menu

Features

Option

Menu

Features

TimeShift

Mode

-

See

Page

73~74

for

TimeShift

functions.

Note:

This

feature

operates

only

in

480i

mode.

Advanced

Owner's

Manual

49

Operation

LG

Logo

LG

Logo

-

This

function

is

only

applied

to

60PY2DR

model.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Advanced.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

LG

Logo.

4.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

?

When

you

select

On,

the

light

for

the

Logo

is

on.

5.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

50

Plasma

TV

Option

Menu

Features

Option

Menu

Features

Operation

Aspect

Ratio

Control

Aspect

Ratio

Control

-

Lets

you

choose

the

way

an

analog

picture

with

a

4:3

aspect

ratio

is

displayed

on

your

TV

with

a

16:9

ratio

picture

format.

When

you

receive

an

analog

picture

with

a

4:3

aspect

ratio

on

your

16:9

TV,

you

need

to

specify

how

the

picture

is

to

be

dis-

played.

-

If

you

are

viewing

a

picture

with

a

16:9

aspect

ratio,

you

can't

use

the

Horizon

aspect

ratio

option.

-

Horizon

aspect

ratio

is

not

available

for

Component

1-2

(480p/720p/1080i)/RGB-DTV

(480p/720p/1080i)/HDMI1/DVI-DTV

(720p/1080i)/DTV(720p/1080i),

HDMI2-DTV(720p/1080i)

input

source.

-

RGB-PC/DVI-PC

input

source

use

4:3

or

16:9

aspect

ratio.

-

Note:

If

a

fixed

image

is

displayed

on

the

screen

for

a

long

time,

it

image

may

become

imprinted

on

the

screen

and

remain

visi-

ble.

?

Set

By

Program

Selects

the

proper

picture

proportion

to

match

the

source's

image.

(4:3

→

4:3,

16:9

→

16:9)

?

4:3

Choose

4:3

when

you

want

to

view

a

picture

with

an

original

4:3

aspect

ratio,

with

gray

bars

appearing

at

both

the

left

and

right

sides.

?

16:9

Choose

16:9

when

you

want

to

adjust

the

picture

horizontally,

in

a

linear

proportion

to

fill

the

entire

screen.

?

Horizon

Choose

Horizon

when

you

want

to

adjust

the

picture

in

a

non-linear

proportion,

that

is,

more

enlarged

at

both

sides,

to

create

a

spectacular

view.

?Zoom1

Choose

Zoom

1

when

you

want

to

view

the

picture

without

any

alteration.

However,

the

top

and

bottom

portions

of

the

picture

will

be

cropped.

?Zoom2

Choose

Zoom

2

when

you

want

the

picture

to

be

altered,

both

vertically

extended

and

cropped.

The

picture

tak-

ing

a

halfway

trade

off

between

alteration

and

screen

coverage.

?

Cinema

Zoom

Choose

Cinema

Zoom

when

you

want

to

enlarge

the

picture

in

correct

proportion.

Note:

When

enlarging

or

reducing

the

picture,

the

image

may

become

distorted.

You

can

adjust

the

enlarge

proportion

of

Cinema

Zoom

using

/

button.

The

adjustment

range

is

1~16.

1.

Press

the

RATIO

button

repeatedly

to

select

the

desired

picture

format.

You

can

also

adjust

Aspect

Ratio

in

the

OPTION

menu.

Owner's

Manual

51

Operation

Caption/T

Caption/Text

ext

Analog

Broadcasting

System

Captions

-

Select

a

caption

mode

for

displaying

captioning

information

if

provided

on a

program.

-

Analog

caption

displays

information

at

any

position

on

the

screen

usually

the

program's

dialog.

-

Text

displays

information,

usually

at

the

bottom

position

and

is

used

for

a

data

service,

generally

not

program

related.

-

Caption/Text,

if

provided

by

the

broadcaster,

would

be

available

for

both

digital

and

analog

channels

on

the

Antenna/Cable.

-

This

TV

is

programmed

to

memorize

the

caption/text

mode

which

was

last

set

to,

when

you

turn

the

power

off.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Caption/Text.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

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;

usu-

ally

the

audio

portion

of

the

program

provided

for

the

hearing

impaired.

?

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.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

1.

Use

the

CC

button

repeatedly

to

select

Caption

CC1,

CC2,

CC3,

CC4,

Text1,

Text2,

Text3,

or

Text4.

?

EZ

Mute

shows

the

selected

captions

option

(if

available

on

program)

when

the

TV

sound

is

muted

2.

Press

EXIT

button

to

save

and

return

to

TV

viewing.

?

You

can

also

use

the

OPTION

menu

to

select

Caption/Text.

Caption

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Caption.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

On

or

Off.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

52

Plasma

TV

Option

Menu

Features

Option

Menu

Features

Operation

Caption

Option

Caption

Option

-

Customize

the

DTV/CADTV

captions

that

appear

on

your

screen.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Caption

Option.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Custom.

4.

Use

/

button

to

customize

the

Style,

Font,

etc.,

to

your

preference.

A

pre-

view

icon

is

provided

at

the

bottom

of

the

screen,

use

it

to

see

the

caption

lan-

guage.

?

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.

5.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Digital

Broadcasting

System

Captions

-

Choose

the

language

you

want

the

DTV/CADTV

Captions

to

appear

in.

-

Languages

can

be

chosen

for

digital

sources

only

if

they

are

included

on

the

program.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Caption/Text.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select available

caption

lan-

guages:

English,

Spanish,

or

French.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

Owner's

Manual

53

Operation

-

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

minimize

any

fixed

image

on

the

screen.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

ISM

Method.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

either

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

minute:

Left

→

Right

→

Upside

→

Downside

→

Right

→

Left

→

Downside

→

Upside.

?

Inversion

will

automatically

invert

the

plasma

display

panel

color

every

30

minutes.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

ISM

(Image

Sticking

Minimization)

Method

ISM

(Image

Sticking

Minimization)

Method

Front

Display

Front

Display

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Front

Display.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Off,

Dark

and

Bright.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

-

Illuminates

brightly

when

the

set

is

turned

on.

The

LED

displays

current

TV

status.

-

This

function

is

only

available

in

models

50/60PY2DR.

54

Plasma

TV

Operation

Auto

Demo

Auto

Demo

-

Displays

the

slide

show

to

explain

the

main

features

of

this

TV.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

OPTION

menu.

2.

Press

the button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

Auto

Demo.

3.

Press

EXIT

button

to

stop

Auto

Demo.

Note

:

The

images

on

the

Auto

Demo

may

differ

from

the

actual

products.

Option

Menu

Features

Option

Menu

Features

Owner's

Manual

55

Operation

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

broadcasting

station.

The

default

setting

is

to

allow

all

programs

to

be

viewed.

Viewing

can

be

blocked

by

choosing

the

type

of

the

program

and

the

cat-

egories.

It

is

also

possible

to

block

all

program

viewing

for

a

time

period.

To

use

this

function,

the

following

must

be

done

:

1.

Set

ratings

and

category

(e.g.,

Movies,

Sports,

Children,

etc.).

?Search

for

shows

based

on

keywords

or

alphabetically

by

title.

?Direct

tuning

to

a

channel.

?Show

information

while

watching

TV.

?Streamlined

System

Setup

and

default

setting

options.

?Channel

lineup

customization.

?Help

screens

while

in

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system.

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

79

Operation

Screen

Components

-

The

screens

displayed

in

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

share

many

of

the

same

compo-

nents,

as

shown

in

the

following

figure:

?Video

Window

-

displays

TV

video

while

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

is

displayed

?Service

Bar

-

provides

access

to

the

4

main

Guide

Services

?Current

Service

Label

-

indented

to

indicate

current

Service

displayed

?Tile

-

displays

show

title

?Highlight

-

indicates

an

active

tile

?INFO

Box

-

provides

information

for

a

highlighted

item

?INFO

Button

-

indicates

you

can

cycle

through

the

various

Info

Box

sizes

?Channel

Logo

-

identifies

network

?Record/Remind

Icons

-

indicates

a

show

is

set

to

Record

or

set

as

a

Reminder

?Panel

Ad

-

location

where

show-

or

product-specific

information

appears

(and

also

where

Panel

Menu

appears)

80

Plasma

TV

Operation

?A

Panel

Menu

appears

when

the

Menu

key

is

pressed

on

a

highlighted

tile

and

additional

options

are

available.

It

also

appears

when

you

press

ENTER

on

a

show

starting

in

the

future.

?When

a

Panel

Menu

appears,

the

highlighted

tile

changes

color

to

indicate

the

Panel

Menu

relates

to

this

tile.

?The

Panel

Menu

displays

below

the

Video

Window.

?Help

is

available

for

a

displayed

Panel

Menu

by

pressing

the

INFO

button.

?The

/

button

move

between

the

options

within

the

Panel

Menu.

?The

left

and

right

arrows

move

to

adjacent

options

unless

the

highlight

is

on an

odometer,

where

these

arrows

change

the

odometer

choice.

?Pressing

ENTER

from

an

odometer

or

number

entry

box

moves

the

highlight

to

the

default

command

button

of

that

Panel

Menu,

for

example,

Schedule

Reminder.

?Pressing

ENTER

from

a

highlighted

command

button

executes

the

action

and

closes

the

Panel

Menu

(e.g.,

Schedule

Reminder,

Cancel).

?Select

Cancel

to

cancel

any

changes

and

press

ENTER

to

close

this

menu.

?Pressing

Menu

is

a

shortcut

to

Cancel.

Press

Menu

to

cancel

any

changes

and

close the

menu.

?If

a

Panel

Menu

contains

more

menu

options

than

can

be

displayed

on

a

single

screen,

/

button

appear

at

the

top

or

bottom

of

a

menu.

Simply

scroll

down

to

access

these

options.

Panel

Menu

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

81

Operation

-

Access

Listings

by

pressing

the

TV

Guide

button

on

your

remote

or

on

the

front

panel

of

your

TV.

-

Listings

is

always

the

first

Service

displayed

in

the

Guide.

-

With

Listings

highlighted,

press

the

Info

button

to

display

a

Help

screen.

Press

the

Info

button

again

to

close

the

screen.

?View

8

days

of

show

listings

?Read

show

descriptions

?Tune

directly

to

a

show

currently

airing

?Set

a

show

to

Remind

?Set

a

show

to

Record

?Lock

and

unlock

the

Video

Window

?Access

Panel

and

Channel

Ads

Use

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

the

highlight

within

Listings

to:

Main

Services

Notes:

There

may

be

times

when

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

could

display

partial

or

no

program

list-

ings.

The

reasons

for

this

include:

?

Program

schedule

information

was

not

provided

to

TV

Guide

On

Screen.

?

The

transmission

of

the

program

listings

was

inter-

rupted.

The

phrase

"No

Listings"

will

be

replaced

with

program

information

during

the

which

should

occur

within

the

hours.

Please

remember

to

turn

off

your

TV

when

not

in

use

in

order

to

receive

program

listings.

Listings

82

Plasma

TV

Operation

-

Search

lets

you

find

shows

by

category

(Alphabetical,

Movies,

Sports,

Children,

Educational,

News,

Variety,

Series,

HDTV)

or

by

Keyword.

-

With

Search

highlighted,

press

the

Info

button

to

display

a

Help

screen.

Press

the

Info

button

again

to

close

the

screen.

?Category

Search

Example:

Movies

1.

From

Search,

use

the

button

to

highlight

Movies.

Search

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

83

Operation

2.

Use

the

button

to

highlight

a

subcategory

(for

example,

All).

3.

Press

ENTER

to

display

a

list

of

all

Movies,

organized

by

date

and

time.

You

can

choose

to

set

a

recording,

a

reminder,

or

tune

to

the

channel.

4.

Highlight

a

show

and

press

ENTER

to

watch

(if

on

now)

or

the

Menu

key

to

display

the

Episode

Options

menu.

Go

to

Service

Bar

-

closes

the

menu,

changes

no

infor-

mation,

and

returns

to

the

Search

Service

Bar.

Tune

to

Channel

-

exits

the

TV

Guide

On

Screen

system

and

tunes

to

the

channel

of

the

highlighted

show

(show

airs

in

the

future).

Note:

This

option

reads

Watch

Now

if

the

show

is

cur-

rently

airing.

Set

Recording

-

displays

the

Record

Options

menu,

from

which

you

can

set

frequency,

start

and end

time,

etc.

Set

Reminder

-

displays

the

Remind

Options

menu,

from

which

you

can

set

frequency,

start

time,

automatically

power

On,

and

auto-tune

the

TV.

Cancel

-

closes

the

menu,

changes

no

information,

and

returns

to

the

highlighted

show.

84

Plasma

TV

Operation

-

Keyword

search

lets

you

enter

a

word(s)

to

look

for

a

particular

show

by

category

or

for

every

show

title

that

matches.

?

Keyword

Search

1.

Highlight

the

Keyword

navigation

label,

and

press

ENTER

button

to

display

the

Keyword

Search

menu.

2.

Highlight

New

Search,

and

press

ENTER

button.

3.

The

Search

Options

menu

is

displayed.

4.

Highlight

Category,

and

use

the

/

button

to

select

a

category

to

search

(e.g.

All,

HDTV,

Children,

Sports,

etc.).

When

finished,

use

the

button

to

highlight

Enter

Keyword.

5.

Highlight

Enter

Keyword,

and

press

ENTER.

6.

Use

the

/

/ /

button

to

highlight

a

character,

and

press

ENTER

to

display

it.

When

complete,

high-

light

Done

and

press

ENTER.

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

85

Operation

The

TV

guide

on

screen

system

stores

all

the

keywords

you

create.

To

edit

or

delete

a

keyword,

highlight

the

keyword

and

press

the

Menu

key.

A

Search

Options

menu

is

displayed.

Go

to

Service

Bar

-

closes

the

menu,

changes

no

infor-

mation,

and

returns

to

the

Search

Service

Bar.

Edit

Search

-

displays

the

keyboard,

where

you

can

change

the

keyword.

Delete

Search

-

A

Confirm

menu

is

displayed.

?Yes

-

deletes the

Search

?No

-

closes

the

panel

menu

Cancel

-

closes

the

menu,

changes

no

information,

and

returns

to

the

highlighted

show.

7.

A

list

of

all

matching

shows

for

that

keyword

is

dis-

played.

You

can

highlight

a

show,

and

press

ENTER

to

dis-

play

all

airings.

You

can

then

highlight

a

specific

list-

ing

and

press

ENTER

to

watch

(if

On

now)

or

the

Menu

key

to

display

the

Episode

Options

menu.

From

the

Episode

Options

menu,

choose

to

set

a

recording,

a

reminder,

or

tune

to

the

channel,

as

pre-

viously

described.

86

Plasma

TV

Operation

Recordings

displays

a

list

of

previously

recorded

or

currently

recording

shows

on

a

DVR.

With

Recordings

highlighted,

press

the

INFO

button

to

display

a

Help

screen.

Press

the

INFO

button

again

to

close

the

screen.

Choose

the

way

Recordings

are

displayed

by

highlighting

Recordings

on

the

Service

Bar

and

then

press

the

MENU

button

to

display

the

Recordings

Options

menu.

Use

the

/

buttons

to

choose

between

the

following:

?

In

View

As,

use

the

/

buttons

to

choose between

W

Group

-

recorded

shows

are

listed

without

listing

every

recorded

episode

(see

example

in

Screen

A)

W

List

-

displays

a

complete

list

of

every

recorded

episode

for

a

show(see

example

in

Screen

B)

?

In

Sort

By,

use

the

/

buttons

to

choose

between

W

Title

-

shows

are

displayed

in

alphabetical

order

(see

example

in

Screen

A)

W

Date

-

shows

are

displayed

by

date

and

time,

with

most

recent

date

and

time

first

(see

example

in

Screen

B)

When

finished,

press

ENTER

to

hightlight

Done.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close

the

menu

and

display

the

Recordings

with

the

selected

options.

In

List

View,

highlight

an

episode

and

an

Info

box

provides

show

information.

Press

the

MENU

button

to

display

the

Episode

Options

menu.

In

Group

View,

highlight

a

show

and

press

ENTER

to

view

a

summary

for

the

all

the

recorded

shows

along

with

the

episode

list

(pres

ENTER

again

to

collapse

the

episode

list).

Highlight

a

specific

episode

and

press

the

MENU

buttos

to

display

the

Episode

Options

menu.

Screen

A

Screen

B

Recordings

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

87

Operation

To

view

an

episode,

you

can

do

one

of

the

following:

?

Highlight

an

episode,

and

press

ENTER

to

view

it

now.

W

Go

to

Service

Bar

-

close the

menu,

changes

no

infor-

mation,

and

returns

to

the

Schedule

Service

Bar.

W

Delete

Episode

-

deletes the

episode

from

the

Recordings,

A

Confirm

menu

is

displayed.

W

Yes

-

deletes the

episode.

W

No

-

closes

the

panel

menu.

W

Cancel

-

closes

the

menu,

changes

no

information,

and

returns

to

the

highlighted

show.

88

Plasma

TV

Operation

-

Schedule

lets

you

review,

edit,

or

delete

Record

and

Remind

events

that

you

set

previously.

-

With

Schedule

highlighted,

press

the

Info

button

to

display

a

Help

screen.

Press

the

Info

button

again

to

close the

screen.

-

An

icon

identifies

the

event

type:

Record

W

Once

---records

the

show

one

time

W

Regularly

---records

the

show

every

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Weekly

---records

the

show

each

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

day

of

the

week,

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Off

---keeps

the

show

in

the

list

but

will

not

record

this

show

until

the

frequency

is

changed.

Remind

W

Once

---sets

a

show

reminder

one

time

W

Regularly

---sets

a

show

reminder

every

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Weekly

---sets

a

show

reminder

each

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

day

of

the

week,

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Off

---keeps

the

show

in

the

list

but

will

not

remind

until

the

frequency

is

changed

Highlight

an

event,

and

press

the

Menu

key

for

options.

Go

to

Service

Bar

-

closes

the

menu,

changes

no

information,

and

returns

to

the

Schedule

Service

Bar.

Tune

to

channel

-

exits

the

Guide

and

tunes

to

the

highlighted

show.

Delete

Recording

-

removes

the

recording

from

the

Schedule,

after

a

Confirm

screen.

Edit

Recording

-

opens

a

menu

from

which

you

can

change

existing

recording

information.

Set

Reminder

-

opens

a

menu

from

which

you

can

set

a

Reminder

for

the

show

(Record

is

not

cancelled).

Cancel

-

closes

the

menu,

changes

no

information,

and

returns

to

the

highlighted

show.

Schedule

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

89

Operation

-

After

you

initially

complete

Guide

Setup,

you

can

make

changes

to

Guide

settings

in

the

following

areas:

?

Change

System

Settings

?

Change

Channel

Display

?

Change

Default

Options

Highlight

a

choice,

press

ENTER,

and

follow

the

on-screen

instructions.

?

Change

System

Settings

This

option

appears

after

you

have

completed

the

initial

Guide

Setup

process.

Press

ENTER

to

display

the

Confirming

Your

Settings

screen.

You

see

your

current

settings.

With

Setup

highlighted,

press

the

Info

button

to

display

a

Help

screen.

Press

the

Info

button

again

to

close the

screen.

Choose

one

of

the

options,

press

ENTER,

and

follow

the

on-

screen

instructions.

Setup

90

Plasma

TV

Operation

Press

ENTER

to

display

the

Channel

Editor

screen.

Then,

highlight

a

channel

and

press

Menu.

A

Grid

Options

menu

is

displayed.

Highlight

Go

Back

to

Setup

to

close the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

Setup

Service

Bar.

Or

make

changes

and

when

finished,

press

ENTER

to

high-

light

Done.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close

the

menu

and

accept

the

changes.

Highlight

Cancel

to

close

the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

highlighted

channel.

?

Change

Channel

Display

Change

Channel

Display

lets

you

edit

channel

information

that

appears

in

Listings.

With

Change

Channel

Display

you

can

:

?

Change

the

position

number

to

indicate

where

in

the

Listings

the

channel

displays

?

Change

the

tune

channel

number

?

Switch

a

channel

W

On

-

the

channel

is

always

displayed

W

Off

-

the

channel

is

never

displayed

W

Auto-Hide

-

the

channel

is

only

displayed

when

program

information

is

available.

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

91

Operation

General

Default

Options

lets

you

set

defaults

for

the

following:

?The

initial

Info

Box

size

when

the

TV

guide

on

screen

system

is

entered.

Choices

are

No,

Small,

Large,

and

Last

Used

(Default

=

Last

Used).

?The

Info

Box

size

rotation

when

the

Info

key

is

pressed

while

in

the

TV

guide

on

screen

system.

Choices

are

No

only,

Small

only,

Large

only,

No

&

Small,

No

&

Large,

Small

&

Large,

All

(Default

=

All)

?Automatic

entry

into

the

TV

guide

on

screen

system

(Auto-Guide)

when

the

TV

is

powered

On.

Choices

are

On

and

Off

(Default

=

On).

Highlight

General

Default

Options,

and

press

the

Menu

key

to

dis-

play

the

General

Default

Options

menu.

Highlight

Go

to

Service

Bar

to

close the

menu,

change

no

infor-

mation,

and

return

to

the

Setup

Service

Bar.

When

finished,

press

ENTER

to

highlight

Done.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close

the

menu

and

accept

the

changes.

Highlight

Cancel

to

close

the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

highlighted

option.

?

Change

Default

Options

Change

Default

Options

lets

you

change

default

settings

in

the

following

categories:

?General

Default

Options

?Record

Defaults

?Remind

Defaults

Highlight

Change

Default

Options,

and

press

ENTER.

<General

Default

Options>

92

Plasma

TV

Operation

<

Record

Defaults>

?

Record

Default

Options

lets

you

set

defaults

for

the

following:

?

When

to

start

the record

event.

Choices

are

120

minutes

early

to

120

minutes

late,

to

On

time.

(Default

=

On

time)

?

When

to

end

the record

event.

Choices

are

120

minutes

early

to

120

minutes

late,

to

On

time.

(Default

=

On

time)

?

Recorder

choice:

Please

choose

the

HDD

only.

This

TV

does

not

support

other

devices

with

a

recording

feature.

Highlight

Record

Defaults,

and

press

the

Menu

key

to

display

the

Record

Default

Options

menu.

Highlight

Go

to

Service

Bar

to

close the

menu,

change

no

infor-

mation,

and

return

to

the

Setup

Service

Bar.

<

Remind

Defaults>

Remind

Default

Options

lets

you

set

defaults

for

the

following:

?Power

On

the

TV,

if

Off,

when

a

Reminder

is

scheduled.

Choices

are

Yes

and

No.

(Default

=

No)

?Automatically

tune

the

TV

to

the

channel

(TV

must

be

On),

when

a

Reminder

is

scheduled.

Choices

are

Yes

and

No.

(Default

=

No)

?When

to

display

the

reminder

screen.

Choices

are

30

seconds

to

15

minutes

early,

to

30

seconds

to

15

minutes

late,

to

On

time.

(Default

=

1

min

early)

Highlight

Remind

Defaults,

and

press

the

Menu

key

to

display

the

Remind

Default

Options

menu.

Highlight

Go

to

Service

Bar

to

close

the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

Setup

Service

Bar.

When

finished,

press

ENTER

to

highlight

Done.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close

the

menu

and

accept

the

changes.

Highlight

Cancel

to

close

the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

highlighted

option.

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

93

Operation

W

Once

---records

the

show

one

time

W

Regularly

---records

the

show

every

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Weekly

---records

the

show

each

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

day

of

the

week,

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Off

(not

cancel)

---keeps

the

show

in

the

list

but

will

not

record

this

show

until

the

frequency

is

changed

W

Cancel

(no

icon

displayed)---does

not

record

Record

You

can

set

a

show

to

Record

in

Listings,

Search,

and

Schedule

or

change

Record

settings

for

a

show

in

Schedule.

There

are

3

ways

to

set

a

show

to

Record:

1)

Using

the

Record

Button

on

the

Remote

?

Press

the

Record

button

on

the

remote

to

record

the

show

Once

with

current

default

settings

(Start

and

End

recording

On

Time).

Each

time

you

press

the

Record

button,

you

change

the record

frequency

(but

not

the

default

settings)

among

Once

(default),

Regularly,

Weekly,

Off,

and

then

Cancel.

Note:

The

proper

Record

icon

appears

on

the

show

tile,

as

the

Record

button

is

pressed.

2)

From

a

Panel

Menu

?

Highlight

a

show,

and

press

Menu

to

display

the

Episode

Options

menu.

?

Highlight

Set

Recording,

and

press

ENTER

to

display

the

Record

Options

menu.

?

Highlight

the

Frequency

option,

and

use

the

left

and

right

arrows

to

choose

among

Once,

Regularly,

Weekly,

and

Off,

as

previously

described.

?

Recorder

choice:

Please

choose

the

HDD

only.

This

TV

does

not

support

other

devices

with

a

recording

feature.

Note:

Video

Window

Lock

is

switched

to

on

or

off

using

PIP

button

in

Listings

mode.

Record

And

Remind

Features

94

Plasma

TV

Operation

When

finished,

press

ENTER

to

highlight

Schedule

Recording.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close

the

menu.

You

see a

Record

icon

for

the

selected

frequency

the

show

title.

Highlight

Cancel

to

close the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

highlighted

show.

3)

Manual

Recording

?Highlight

the

Schedule

Service

label,

and

press

Menu

to

display

the

Schedule

Options

menu.

?Use

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

through

the

options.

Use

the

number

or

Use

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

change

the

infor-

mation,

as

necessary.

?Highlight

New

Manual

Recording

and

press

ENTER

to

display

the

Record

Options

menu.

?

Current

information

(i.e.,

date,

start

and end

times,

channel,

input)

is

displayed.

?

Recorder

choice:

Please

choose

the

HDD

only.

This

TV

does

not

support

other

devices

with

a

recording

feature.

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

95

Operation

?

Use

the

left

and

right

arrows

to

choose

between

Once,

Daily,

Weekly,

and

Off,

as

follows.

W

Once

---records

the

time,

channel,

input,

recorder

combination

one

time.

W

Daily

---records

the

time,

channel,

input,

recorder

combination

Monday

through

Friday.

W

Weekly

---records

the

time,

channel,

input,

recorder

combination

once

a

week

on

the

selected

day

of

the

week.

W

Off

(not

cancel)

---keeps

the

time,

channel,

input,

recorder

combination

in

the

list

without

recording

until

the

frequency

is

changed.

Record

Conflict

A

conflict

message

appears

for

the

following

reasons:

?

a

show

set

to

Record

overlaps

with

any

part

of

another

show

pre-

viously

set

to

Record,

?

a

show

set

to

Record

overlaps

with

a

show

previously

set

to

auto-

tune

Select

one

of

these

options:

W

record

anyway

-

this

show

will

override

an

existing

show

set

to

Record

or

auto-tune

W

don't

record

this

show

-

cancel

the

Recording

Before

a

recording

begins,

a

notification

screen

appears

if

your

TV

is

On.

At

that

time,

you

can

choose

to

start

or

cancel

recording.

If

the

TV

is

not

On,

the

recording

occurs

as

scheduled.

If

there

is

no

activity

for

3

minutes,

the

notification

screen

automatically

closes

and

com-

pletes

the

highlighted

item.

When

finished,

press

ENTER

to

highlight

Schedule

Recording.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close the

menu.

You

see a

Record

icon

for

the

selected

frequency

the

show

title.

Note:

Manual

recording

is

listed

by

channel number.

Highlight

Cancel

to

close

the

menu,

change

no

informa-

tion,

and

return

to

the

highlighted

show.

96

Plasma

TV

Operation

You

can

set

a

show

Reminder

in

Listings,

Search,

and

Schedule

or

change

Reminder

settings

for

a

show

in

Schedule.

There

are

2

ways

to

set

a

show

Reminder:

1)

From

a

Panel

Menu

?

Highlight

a

show,

and

press

Menu

to

display

the

Episode

Options

menu.

?

Highlight

Set

Reminder,

and

press

ENTER

to

display

the

Remind

Options

menu.

?Highlight

the

Frequency

option,

and

use

the

left

and

right

arrows

to

choose

between:

W

Once

---sets

a

show

reminder

one

time

W

Regularly

---sets

a

show

reminder

every

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Weekly

---sets

a

show

reminder

each

time

the

show

airs

on

the

same

day

of

the

week,

on

the

same

channel

and

starts

at

the

same

time

W

Off

---keeps

the

show

in

the

list

but

will

not

remind

until

the

frequency

is

changed

?Power

On

the

TV,

if

Off,

when

a

Reminder

is

scheduled.

Choices

are

Yes

and

No.

(Default

=

No)

?Automatically

tune

the

TV

to

the

channel

(TV

must

be

On),

when

a

Reminder

is

scheduled.

Choices

are

Yes

and

No.

(Default

=

No)

?When

to

display

the

reminder

screen.

Choices

are

30

seconds

to

15

minutes

early,

to

30

seconds

to

15

minutes

late,

to

On

time.

(Default

=

1

min

early)

When

finished,

press

ENTER

to

highlight

Schedule

Reminder.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close the

menu.

You

see a

Remind

icon

for

the

selected

frequency

the

show

title.

Highlight

Cancel

to

close the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

highlighted

show.

Remind

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

97

Operation

2)

Manual

Reminder

?Highlight

the

Schedule

Service

label,

and

press

the

Menu

key

to

display

the

Schedule

Options

menu.

?Use

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

through

the

options.

Use

the

number

or

/

/ /

buttons

to

change

the

information,

as

necessary.

?Highlight

New

Manual

Reminder

and

press

the

ENTER

key

to

display

the

Remind

Options

menu.

?Current

information

(i.e.,

date,

start

and

end

times,

channel,

input,

frequency,

etc.)

is

displayed.

?Highlight

the

Frequency

option,

and

use

the

/

buttons

to

choose

among

Once,

Daily,

Weekly,

and

Off,

as

follows.

W

Once

---sets

a

show

reminder

for

the

time,

channel,

and

input

combination

one

time

W

Daily

---reminds

for

the

time,

channel,

and

input

com-

bination

Monday

through

Friday

W

Weekly

---sets

a

show

reminder

for

the

time,

channel,

and

input

combination

once

a

week

on

this

selected

day

of

the

week

W

Off

(not

cancel)

---keeps

the

time,

channel,

input,

desti-

nation

combination

in

the

list

without

reminding

until

the

fre-

quency

is

changed

?Power

On

the

TV,

if

Off,

when

a

Reminder

is

scheduled.

Choices

are

Yes

and

No

(Default

=No).

?Automatically

tune

the

TV

to

the

channel

(TV

must

be

On),

when

a

Reminder

is

scheduled.

Choices

are

Yes

and

No

(Default

=

No).

When

finished,

press

ENTER

to

highlight

Schedule

Reminder.

Press

ENTER

again

to

close

the

menu.

You

see a

Remind

icon

for

the

selected

frequency

the

show

title.

Note:

Manual

reminder

is

listed

by

channel

number.

Highlight

Cancel

to

close the

menu,

change

no

information,

and

return

to

the

highlighted

show.

98

Plasma

TV

Operation

Based

on

your

option

settings,

a

notification

screen

will

appear,

if

your

TV

is

On

at

the

reminder

time.

You

can

then

choose

to

hide

the

reminder,

or

highlight

the

show,

and

press

ENTER

to

tune

to

the

show.

If

there

is

no

activ-

ity

for

3

minutes,

the

notification

screen

automatically

closes

and

completes

the

highlighted

item

(hide

reminders).

If

you

choose

Hide

Reminders,

the

window

closes

for

the

show

or

shows,

but

does

not

affect

other

Reminders

you

set.

Note:

If

more

than

2

reminders

are

set

for

the

same

time,

arrows

appear

on

the

Reminder

screen.

Use

the

/

buttons

to

view

the

shows.

Remind

Conflict

A

conflict

message

appears

for

the

following

reasons:

?

a

show

set

with

an

Auto-Tune

Reminder

has

the

same

start

time

as

an

existing

Auto-Tune

Reminder.

?

If

you

are

using

a

cable

box,

a

show

set

with

an

Auto-

Tune

Reminder

overlaps

with

a

Recording

already

scheduled.

Select

one

of

these

options:

W

auto-tune

anyway

-

this

show

will

override

an

exist-

ing

show

set

to

auto-tune

W

proceed,

no

auto-tune

-

set

the

show

as

a

Reminder

but

do

not

auto-tune

W

don't

set

this

reminder

-

cancel

the

Reminder

TV

Guide

On

Screen

TV

Guide

On

ScreenTM

System

Owner's

Manual

99

Operation

-

It's

available

to

communicate

to

either

direction

and

you

can

give

and

take

a

image,

sound,

or

each

control

command

with

one

cable.

W

How

to

connect

the

1394

?To

operate

the

IEEE1394,

these

methods

are

available

as

shown

below.

1.

When

connecting

the

DVHS

or

the

MicroMV

Camcorder,

as

shown

in

the

figure

(a)

or

(b)

,

press

the

button

to

move

the

IEEE

1394

in

HOME

menu

to

show

the

control

panel.

(a)

TV

DVHS

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

(b)

TV

MicroMV

Camcorder

<TV>

<DVHS>

<MicroMV

Camcorder>

IEEE

1394

Functions

IEEE

1394

Functions

Note:

When

connecting

the

DVHS

and

the

MicroMV

Camcorder,

you

may

see

'input

error'

on

the

MicroMV

Camcorder

window,

it's

okay.

100

Plasma

TV

Operation

IEEE

1394

Functions

IEEE

1394

Functions

2.

When

connecting

the

DVHS

and

the

MicroMV

Camcorder,

as

shown

in

the

figure

(c)

or

(d),

press

the button

to

move

the

IEEE

1394

in

HOME

menu

to

show

the

control

panel

and

then

select

the

DVHS

or

the

MicroMV

Camcorder.

(c)

TV

DVHS

+

MicroMV

Camcorder

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

<TV>

<DVHS>

<MicroMV

Camcorder>

-

When

connecting

the

1394

and

then

playing,

you

must

use

the

original

DVHS

tape.

If

not,

it

may

not

play

or

have

errors.

-

If

the

operation

normally

doesn't

work

on

Daisy

Chain

connection,

please

change

an

arrange--

- -

-

ment

of

connected

device.

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

(d)

Daisy

Chain

Connection

<TV>

<DVHS>

<MicroMV

Camcorder>

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

Owner

's

Manual

101

Operation

DVHS

W

How

to

play

the

DVHS

<TV>

<DVHS>

1.

Connect

the

IEEE 1394

jack

at

the

TV

to

the

IEEE

1394

jack

at

the

DVHS

with

IEEE

1394

Cable.

2.

When

watching

the

TV,

press

the

button

to

move

the

IEEE

1394

in

HOME

menu

and

then

ENTER

button.

3.

Press

the

/

buttons

to

select

the

DVHS

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button.

?

Show

the

control

panel

of

DVHS.

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

102

Plasma

TV

IEEE

1394

Functions

IEEE

1394

Functions

Operation

*

Supported

DVHS

List

JVC(HM-DH40000K)

JVC(HM-DH40000U)

JVC(HM-DH5U)

MITSUBISHI(HV-HD1000)

PANASONIC(NV-DH2)

?

The

control

panel

of

DVHS

-Depending

on

the

connected

equipment,

marked

control

panel

may

be

different.

3

4

5

7

6

8

9

1.

DVHS

Model

2.

Connected

Equipment

to

the

1394

3.

DVHS

Company

4.

DVHS

Operating

Status

5.

Power

On/Off

6.

DVHS

Play

Time

7.

Tape

Status

?

Tape

shape

Icon

-

Tape

in

or

not

?

Lock

shape

Icon

-

Writable

or

not

8.

Initializing

Play

Time

9.

DVHS

Play,

Pause,

Stop,

Search,

Skip,

Record,

DVR

Record,

or

DVR

Stop.

(Notes:

?

Skip-

This

function

is

for

a

fast

search.

It

searches

the

program's

start

point.

Onskipping,Search(

,

),Pause(II)andPlay(

)are

displayed

on

the

Control

Panel.

In

some

models,

Skipping

is

not

a

option

(I

,

I

)

function.

12

Notes:

?

In

case

the

DVHS

have

a

incorrect

recognition,

the

power

cord

of

DVHS

is

com-

pletely

pulled

out

and

then

connected

again.

?

When

searching

the

screen(

,

)

,

the

DVHS

may

be

strangely

seen.

And

also

the

DVHS

may

late

respond

by

devices.

Owner

's

Manual

103

Operation

W

How

to

play

the

instant

reecord

to

the

DVHS

2.

Press

the

/

buttons

to

select

the

DVHS

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button.

?

Show

the

control

panel

of

DVHS.

?

Show

the

control

panel

of

DVHS.

The

instant

record

function

can

not

be

used

with

copy-protected

programs.

1.

When

watching

the

TV,

press

the

button

to

move

the

IEEE

1394

in

HOME

menu

and

then

ENTER

button.

3.

Press

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

to

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button.

You

can

record

the

current

program

to

the

DVHS.

4.

Press

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

to

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button.

104

Plasma

TV

Operation

IEEE

1394

Functions

IEEE

1394

Functions

W

How

to

save

the

DVHS

to

the

DVR

1.

On

playing

the

DVHS,

press

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

to

DVR

and

then

press

the

ENTER

button.

?

Save

the

current

screen

to

the

DVR.

2.

Press

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

to

DVR

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button

to

end

a

saving.

When

you

save

the

program

which

is

copy

-

protected

to

the

DVR,

"This

tape

is

copy-protected"

is

display

on

the

screen

and

will

not

save

to

the

DVR.

Owner

's

Manual

105

Operation

W

WV

How

to

save

the

DVR

to

the

DVHS

1.

When

press

the

button,

record

list

is

displayed.

You

can

select

the

wanted

program

by

pressing

the

/

buttons.

And

then

press

the

ENTER

button.

The

copy-protected

contents

couldn't

save

to

the

DVHS.

2.

Select

the

DVHS

Out

by

pressing

the

/

buttons

and

then

press

the

ENTER

button.

3.

Press

the

/

buttons

to

move

to

the

START

and

then

press

the

ENTER

button

to

save

to

DVHS.

4.

Press

the

ENTER

button

to

stop

a

saving.

?

By

pressing

the

RESUME

button,

you

can

con-

tiously

save

the

recorded

contents

from

a

point

of

stopping

time.

-

Press

the

/

but-

tons

to

select

the

wanted

device

and

select

Record.

106

Plasma

TV

Operation

IEEE

1394

Functions

IEEE

1394

Functions

W

WV

How

to

play

the

MicroMV

Camcorder

MicroMV

Camcorder

MicroMV

Camcorder

<TV>

<MicroMV

Camcorder>

1.

Connect

the

IEEE

1394

jack

at

the

TV

to

the

IEEE

1394

jack

at

the

MicroMV

Camcorder

with

IEEE

1394

Cable.

2.

When

watching

the

TV,

press

the

button

to

move

the

IEEE

1394

in

HOME

menu

and

then

ENTER

button.

3.

Press

the

/

buttons

to

select

the

Camcorder

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button.

?

Show

the

control

panel

of

CAM.

Owner

's

Manual

107

Operation

?

The

control

panel

of

MicroMV

Camcorder

-Depending

on

the

connected

equipment,

marked

control

panel

may

be

different.

1.

MicroMV

Camcorder

Model

2.

Connected

Equipment

to

the

1394

3.

MicroMV

Camcorder

Company

4.

MicroMV

Camcorder

Operating

Status

5.

MicroMV

Camcorder

Play

Time

6.

Tape

Status

?

Tape

shape

Icon

-

Tape

in

or

not

7.

MicroMV

Camcorder

Play,

Search,

Record,

7.

Stop,

Pause,

DVR

Record,

or

DVR

Stop

8.

Initializing

Play

Time

*

Supported

MicroMV

Camcorder

List

SONY

DCR

IP-1

SONY

DCR

IP-5

SONY

DCR

IP-45

SONY

DCR

IP-210

3

4

6

5

7

8

12

?

In

camera

mode

of

MicroMV

Camcorder,

this

control

panel

is

showed.

?

Show

the

control

panel

of

CAM.

-

Press

the

TV

INPUT

button

to

stop

the

IEEE1394

function.

108

Plasma

TV

Operation

W

WV

How

to

save

the

MicroMV

Camcorder

to

the

DVR

1.

On

playing

the

MicroMV

Camcorder,

press

the

/

/ /

buttons

to

move

to

DVR

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button.

?

Save

the

current

screen

to

the

DVR.

2.

Press

the

/

buttons

to

move

to

DVR

and

then

use

the

ENTER

button

to

end

a

saving.

Notes:

?

In

memory

mode

of

MicroMV

Camcorder

,

it

doesn't

apply

to

connect

the

IEEE1394.

?

Regardless

of

a

mode

of

MicroMV

Camcorder,

if

the

tape

is

ejected,

it

doesn't

apply

to

connect

the

IEEE1394.

IEEE

1394

Functions

IEEE

1394

Functions

Owner

's

Manual

109

Operation

DTV

Link

DTV

Link

:

DTV

Link

applies

to

1394

connection

of

device

labeled

with

DTV

Link

logo.

W

WV

How

to

play

the

DTV

Link

<TV-Consumer>

<DTV

Link-Producer>

1.

Connect

the

IEEE 1394

jack

of

the

TV

to

the

IEEE

1394

jack

of

the

DTV

Link

supported

device

IEEE

1394

Cable.

3.

On

playing

the

DTV

Link,

press

the

/

buttons

to

move

to

DVR

and

then

press

the

ENTER

button.

?

Save

the

current

screen

to

the

DVR.

4.

Press

the

ENTER

button

to

stop

a

saving.

*

What's

the

DTV

Link?

It

is

normal

standard

of

CEA

which

con-

troles

another

unit

by

a

remote

and

displays

OSD

a

from

one

unit

to

the

other

by

using

a

connection

of

IEEE1394.

Notes:

?

On

a

condition

of

connecting

the

IEEE

1394,

you

can

control

the

DTV

Link

device

while

watching

the

OSD

through

DTV

and

DTV

remote

control.

(

ex:

change

of

channel,

play,

record,

a

show

of

recording

list

etc.)

?

Analog

channel

is

not

supported.

?

In

case a

device

outputting

MPEG2

TS

Data

through

IEEE1394

port

but

it

doesn't

support

to

DTVLink,

you

are

able

to

see

a

screen

even

if

it

doesn't

control

directly

on

TV.

2.

When

watching

the

TV,

press

the

button

to

move

the

IEEE

1394

in

HOME

menu

and

then

press

ENTER

button.

5.

Press

the

TV

INPUT

button

to

stop

the

IEEE1394

function.

110

Plasma

TV

Operation

W

WV

Don't

connect

!

?

When

connecting

with

these

2

methods,

the

IEEE1394

will

not

work

properly.

(a)

LOOP

Connection

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

<TV>

<DVHS>

<MicroMV

Camcorder>

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

<Connect

the

IEEE1394

Cable>

(b)

When

connecting

the

4

devices

and

over,

the

1394

will

not

work

properly.

Note:

When

the

same

devices

connect

with

2

devices

and

over,

it's

undesirable.

IEEE

1394

Functions

IEEE

1394

Functions

Owner

's

Manual

111

Operation

-

PIP

lets

you

view

2

different

inputs

(sources)

on

your

TV

screen

at

the

same

time.

One

source

will

be

large,

and

the other

source

will

show

a

smaller

inset

image.

-

Twin

Picture

mode

splits

the

screen

into

two

images,

allowing

two

picture

sources

to

be

shown

on

the

TV

screen

at

the

same

time.

Each

source

is

given

half

the

screen.

-

If

you

set

the

block/rating

for

Lock

menu

options

in

PIP/Twin

Picture

mode,

"Rating

Blocked"

doesn't

display

on

screen.

Press

the

PIP

button

to

access

the

sub

picture.

Each

press

of

PIP

changes

the

PIP

options

as

shown

below.

PIP

Off

PIP

Mode

POP

Mode

Twin

Picture

Mode

1.

Press

the

PIP

button.

2.

Select the

Antenna

or

Cable

option

on

the

Sub

input

menu

or

with

the

PIP

INPUT

button.

Use

the

PIPCH+

/

PIPCH-

button

to

select

a

channel

for

the

sub

picture.

(You

can't

select

DTV

for

main

and

sub

picture

simultaneously).

Repeatedly,

use

the

SWAP

button

to

switch

the

main

and

sub

pictures.

?

Component

1,

Component

2,

RGB-PC

(or

RGB-DTV),

HDMI1/DVI,HDMI2

input

sources

for

the

main

picture

can't

be

used

to

swap

the

main

and

sub

pictures.

Use

the

PIP

INPUT

button

to

select

the

input

source

for

the

sub

picture.

Each

press

of

PIP

INPUT

button

changes

the

PIP

source.

You

can

also

select

sources

for

the

Sub

Input

in

the

SETUP

menu.

Main

Picture

Source

Available

Sub

Picture

Sources

DTV

Analog

Analog,

Video,

and

Front

Video

DTV,

Analog,

Video,

and

Front

Video

Main

Picture

Sub

Picture

Main

Picture

Sub

Picture

TV

2-0

TV

4-0

TV

6-0

PIP

(Picture-In-Picture)

/

POP

/

Twin

Picture

Remote

Control

Remote

Control

W

Watching

PIP/POP/T

atching

PIP/POP/Twin

Picture

win

Picture

Selecting

an

Input

Signal

Source

for

PIP/T

Selecting

an

Input

Signal

Source

for

PIP/Twin

Picture

win

Picture

Swapping

the

PIP

Swapping

the

PIP/T

/Twin

Picture

win

Picture

TV

Program

selection

for

PIP

TV

Program

selection

for

PIP

112

Plasma

TV

Operation

In

PIP

mode,

press

the

/

/ /

button

to

move

the

sub

picture

to

a

different

location

on

the

screen.

Use

the

/

/ /

button

to

change

main

and

sub

picture

sizes

in

Twin

Picture

mode.

If

screen

is

adjusted

to

the

maximal

size,

the

large

screen

is

filled

with

entire

screen

vertically

as

shown.

i.e)

1.

Press

the

PIP

button

to

activate

the

POP

mode

while

in

PIP

mode.

?

Channel

selection:

Use

button

to

enlarge

the

selected

channel

being

searched

on

the

PIP

screen

to

shift

it

for

viewing

on

the

Main

screen.

?

PIP

selection:

Use

/

button

to

select

one

of

3

PIP

screen

pictures

in

POP

mode.

?

When

watching

TV/CATV

on

Main

picture,

TV/CATV

or

DTV/CADTV

on

Sub

pictures

are

in

chan-

nel

scanning.

However,

when

watching

DTV/CADTV

on

Main

picture,

only

TV/CATV

on

Sub

pic-

ture

is

in

channel

scanning.

2.

Press

the

EXIT

button

to

cancel

POP

mode.

Use

POP

to

search

the

programs

of

all

the

memorized

channels

one-by-one

on

the

3

PIP

screen

display,

(while

the

main

picture

source

remains

the

current

channel).

The

pictures

of

all

the

programmed

channels

are

searched

with

the

3

POP

screens.

Notes:

?Run

EZ

Scan

channel

search

before

using

POP

mode.

?When

Sub

pictures

are

changed

from

the

TV/DTV

to

CATV/CADTV

in

POP

mode,

it

may

make

a

noise

from

the

Tuner

switch.

TV

2-0

TV

4-0

TV

6-0

Moving

the

PIP

Moving

the

PIP

sub

picture

sub

picture

Adjusting

Main

and

Sub

Picture

Sizes

for

Adjusting

Main

and

Sub

Picture

Sizes

for

T

Twin

Picture

win

Picture

POP

(Picture-out-of-Picture:

Channel

Scan)

(Picture-out-of-Picture:

Channel

Scan)

Owner

's

Manual

113

Operation

APM

(Adaptive

Picture

Mode)

-

Allows

a

viewer

to

select

their

preferred

picture

mode

after

compairing

the

four

different

picture

(Daylight,

Normal,

Night

Time

and

Custom)

settings.

1.

Press

the

APM

button

at

once.

As

shown

below,

the

screen

is

divided

to

4-split.

Use

the

/

/ /

button

to

navigate

4

EZ

Pictures.

By

press-

ing

the

ENTER

button,

you

can

select

the

desired

mode.

2.

Press

the

APM

button,

again.

As

shown

below,

the

4-same

screens

are

displayed.

You

can

easily

compare

with

4

modes.

3.

Use

the

/

/ /

button

to

navigate

4

EZ

Pictures.

By

press-

ing

the

ENTER

button,

you

can

select

the

desired

mode.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing.

Note:

While

operating

the

4-split,

any

button

except

APM,

ENTER,

EXIT,

VOLUME

/

,

MUTE

button

on

the

remote

control

are

not

usable.

114

Plasma

TV

Operation

4:3

16:9

Screen

Ratio

of

Input

Signal

4:3

Screen

Ratio

of

Input

Signal

16:9

Resolution

of

Input

Signal

720x480i

Resolution

of

Input

Signal

720x480p

Resolution

of

Input

Signal

1280x720p

Resolution

of

Input

Signal

1920x1080i

Multilingual

:

Input

Signal

have

over

two

Audio

infor-

mation.

Press

the

SAP

button

to

select

wanted

Audio.

Caption:

Input

Signal

have

over

one

Close

service.

Press

the

CC

button

to

select

wanted

Closed

caption.

Input

Signal

have

rating

information

.

Refer

to

the

<Lock

Menu>.

D

(Dialogue),

L

(Language),

S

(Sex),

V

(Violence),

FV

(Fantasy

Violence)

480i

480p

720p

1080i

CC

Operation:

?

Watching

TV/DTV/CATV/CADTV

?

Watching

Video,

Front

Video

?

Watching

IEEE

1394

?

In

Component1,

Component2,

RGB,

HDMI1/DVI,HDMI2

modes,

INFO

button

is

not

working.

Function:

?

Show

the

present

screen

information.

?

On

Watching

with

the

upper

Input

signal,

press

the

INFO

button.

?

Press

the

INFO

button

or

EXIT

button

to

exit.

A:

Banner

information,

Refer

to

the

<Channel

Banner>.

B:

Program

title

C:

Day,

Month,

Year

D:

Program

start

time

E:

Show

the

prosessing

rate

F:

Program

finish

time

G:

Current

time

H:

Added

information.

Refer

to

the

icon

explanation.

I:

Program

information

Brief

Info.

BCDE

A

F

H

G

I

Owner

's

Manual

115

Operation

-

Nothing

to

do

with

Caption

on/Off

using

MUTE

button,

the

mode

selected

Caption/Text

is

to

be

displayed.

-

When

you

repeatedly

press

the

MUTE

button,

the

sound

mode

is

changed

in

turn.

(Refer

to

the

picture

below)

Note:

?

EZ

Mute

only

operates

in

DTV/Analog/Video/Front

Video/IEEE1394.

EZ

Mute

:

Sound

is

muted.

EZ

Mute

:

a

special

mute

mode

to

activate

the

closed

caption,

auto-

matically.

Mute

Off

:

Sound

is

enabled.

116

Plasma

TV

Operation

?

When

RGB

connect

to

PC

output

and

select

the

RGB-PC

in

Main

Input,

this

function

is

used.

?

When

HDMI/DVI

connect

to

PC

output

and

select

HDMI/DVI

input,

this

function

is

used.

?

In

RGB-DTV

mode,

SIZE

and

PHASE

is

not

available.

?After

connecting

RGB-PC

or

HDMI/DVI

to

PC

output

and

checking

the

screen

quality.

-

Display

PC

Adjust

Menu

using

ADJUST

button.

-

Position

:

Adjust

the

screen

position.

After

displaying

the

Adjust,

select

the

screen

position.

-

Size

:

Adjust

the

screen

size.

-

Phase

:

Adjust

the

phase

of

Pixel

clock.

In

HDMI/DVI-PC

mode,

PHASE

is

not

available.

-

Reset

:

Initializating

Size,

Position,

Phase

adjustment

.

Operation

Adjustment

for

screen

Position,

Size,

Phase,

Reset

Adjustment

for

screen

Position,

Size,

Phase,

Reset

Screen

Setup

for

PC

mode

Owner

's

Manual

117

External

Control

Device

Setup

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

(Standard

RS-232C

cable)

D-Sub

9

3256487

PDP

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

3254678

PDP

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

Monitor

back

panel.

-

RS-232C

connection

cables

are

not

supplied

with

the

Monitor.

RS-232C

Setup

RS-232C

Setup

RS-232C

Configurations

RS-232C

Configurations

External

Control

Device

Setup

External

Control

Device

Setup

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTROL/SERVICE)

AUDIO

R

L

DIGITAL

AUDIO

(OPTICAL)

DVI

INPUT

OMPONENT2

NPUT

UTPUT

AUDIO

INPUT

RGB

INPUT

VIDEO

HDMI

2

HDMI

/DVI

COMPONENT

INPUT

1

R

L

(MONO)

DVD

/DTV

INPUT

IEEE-1394

COMPONENT

INPUT 2

MONITOR

OUTPUT

A/V

INPUT

1

VIDEO

AUDIO

S-VIDEO

REMOTE

CONTROL

Cable

PC

T

Type

of

Connector;

D-Sub

9-Pin

Male

ype

of

Connector;

D-Sub

9-Pin

Male

118

Plasma

TV

External

Control

Device

Setup

?

Baud

rate

:

9600

bps

(UART)

?

Data

length

:

8

bits

?

Parity

:

None

*

Use

a

crossed

(reverse)

cable.

?Stopbit:1bit

?

Communication

code

:

ASCII

code

Communication

Parameters

Communication

Parameters

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

TV

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

Transmission

/

Receiving

Protocol

ransmission

/

Receiving

Protocol

OK

Acknowledgement

*

The

TV

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

com-

puter.

[Command2][

][Set

ID][

][OK][Data][x]

Error

Acknowledgement

*

The

TV

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

01.

Power

k

a

0~1

02.

Input

Select

k

b

0~9

03.

Aspect

Ratio k

c

*

04.

Screen

Mute

k

d

0~1

05.

Volume

Mute

k

e

0~2

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/Key

Lock k

m

0~1

14.

PIP/Twin

k

n

0,1,2,5

15.

PIP

Position

k

q

0~3

16.

Treble

k

r

0~64

17.

Bass

k

s

0~64

18.

Balance

k

t

0~64

19.

Color

Temperature

k

u

0~2

20.

PIP

Input

Source

k

y

0~3

21.

ISM

Method

j

p

*

22.

Low

Power

j

q

0~1

23.

Orbiter

Time

Setting

j

r

1~FE

24.

Orbiter

Pixel

Setting

j

s

1~3

COMMAND

1

COMMAND

2

DATA

(Hexadecimal)

Command

Reference

List

Command

Reference

List

Set

ID

Set

ID

Use

this

function

to

specify

a

TV

ID

number.

Refer

to

'Real

Data

Mapping'.

See

page

119.

1.

Press

the

MENU

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

the

SETUP

menu.

2.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

select

SET

ID.

3.

Press

the

button

and

then

use

/

button

to

adjust

SET

ID

to

choose

the

desired

TV

ID

number.

The

adjustment

range

of

SET

ID

is

1

~

99.

4.

Press

EXIT

button

to

return

to

TV

viewing

or

press

MENU

button

to

return

to

the

25.

Channel

Tuning

m

a

physical/program

high

major/program

low

major

low

minor

high

minor

low

attribute

26.

Channel

Add/Del

m

b

0~1

27.

Key

m

c

key

code

28.

Input

Select

x

b

*

29.

PIP

Input

Select

x

y

*

COM-

MAND

2

COM-

MAND

1

DATA

0

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

1

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

2

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

3

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

4

(Hexadecimal)

DATA

5

(Hexadecimal)

Owner

's

Manual

119

External

Control

Device

Setup

02.

Input

Select

(Command2:b)

(Main

Picture

Input)

G

To

select

input

source

for

the TV.

Transmission

Data

0:

DTV

1:

Analog

2:

Video

3:

Front

Video

4:

Component

1

5:

Component

2

6:

RGB-DTV

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

10:

Cinema

Zoom

(1)

1F:

Cinema

Zoom

(16)

[k][b][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[b][

][Set

ID][

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

*

In

a

like

manner,

if

other

functions

transmit

'FF'

data

based

on

this

format,

Acknowledgement

data

feedback

presents

status

about

each

function.

*

Real

data

mapping

0

:Step0

A

:Step10(SETID10)

F

:Step15(SETID15)

10

:Step16(SETID16)

63

:Step99(SETID99)

64

:

Step

100

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

off

(Volume

on)

1

:

Volume

mute

on

(Volume

off)

2

:

EZMute

[k][e][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[e][

][Set

ID][

][OK/NG][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/NG][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/NG][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/NG][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/NG][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(*transmit

by

Hexadecimal

code)

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'

as

shown

below.

[k][h][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[h][

][Set

ID][

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

120

Plasma

TV

External

Control

Device

Setup

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

119.

[k][i][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[i][

][Set

ID][

][OK/NG][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

119.

[k][j][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[ j

][

][Set

ID][

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

14.

PIP

/

POP

/

Twin

Picture

(Command2:n)

G

To

control

the

PIP

(Picture-in-Picture)/POP/Twin

picture.

You

can

also

control

the

PIP/POP/Twin

picture

using

the

PIP

button

on

the

remote

control.

Transmission

Data

0:Off

1:

PIP

2:

DW1

5:

POP4(POP

Scan)

[k][n][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[n][

][Set

ID][

][OK/NG][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

119.

[k][k][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[k][

][Set

ID][

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

15.

PIP

Position

(Command2:q)

G

To

select

sub

picture

position

for

PIP.

Transmission

[k][q][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

Data

0:

Right

down

on

screen

1:

Left

down

on

screen

2:

Left

up

on

screen

3:

Right

up

on

screen

[q][

][Set

ID][

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

16.

Treble

(Command2:r)

G

To

adjust

treble.

You

can

also

adjust

treble

in

the

Audio

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:

0

~

Max:

64(*transmit

by

Hexadecimal

code)

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

119.

[k][r][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[r][

][Set

ID][

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

18.

Balance

(Command2:t)

G

To

adjust

balance.

You

can

also

adjust

balance

in

the

Audio

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:

0

~

Max:

64(*transmit

by

Hexadecimal

code)

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

119.

[k][t][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[t][

][Set

ID][

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

17.

Bass

(Command2:s)

G

To

adjust

bass.

You

can

also

adjust

bass

in

the

Audio

menu.

Transmission

Data

Min:

0

~

Max:

64(*transmit

by

Hexadecimal

code)

?

Refer

to

'Real

data

mapping'.

See

page

119.

[k][s][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[s][

][Set

ID][

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

GIf

you're

not

using

the

remote

control

and

front

panel

controls

on

the

TV,

use

this

mode.

When

main

power

is

on/off,

remote

control

lock

is

released.

Owner

's

Manual

121

External

Control

Device

Setup

19.

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

[k][u][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[u][

][Set

ID][

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

23.

Orbiter

Time

Setting

(Command2:r)

G

To

adjust

orbiter

operation

time

term.

Transmission

Data

Min:

1

~

Max:

FE(*transmit

by

Hexadecimal

code),

Unit:

Second

[ j

][r][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[r][

][Set

ID][

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

24.

Orbiter

Pixel

Setting

(Command2:s)

G

To

adjust

pixel

number

in

orbiter

function.

Transmission

Data

Min:1~Max:3

[ j

][s][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[s][

][Set

ID][

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

25.

Tune

Command

(Command:

m

a)

G

To

tune

channel

to

following

physical/major/minor

number

Transmission

[m][a][

][Set

ID][

][Data0][ ][Data1][ ][Data2][ ][Data3][

][Data4][

][Data5][Cr]

20.

PIP

Input

Select

(Command2:y)

G

To

select

input

source

for

sub

picture

in

PIP/Twin

pic-

ture

mode.

Transmission

Data

0:

DTV

1:

Analog

2:

Video

3:

Front

Video

[k][y][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[y][

][Set

ID][

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

21.

ISM

Method/Orbiter

(Command2:p)

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/NG][Data][x]

22.

Low

Power

(Command2:q)

G

To

control

the

low

power

function

on/off.

Transmission

Data

0:

low

power

off

1:

low

power

on

[ j

][q][

][Set

ID][

][Data][Cr]

Acknowledgement

[q][

][Set

ID][

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

7

Main/Sub

Picture

6

Two/One

Part

Channel

Using

Physical

Channel

4

Reserv

ed3210Step

0

1

Main

Sub

0

1

Two

One

Use

No

Use

x

xx

x

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

x

0110

NTSC

Air

ATS

C

cable_auto

ATS

C

Cable_irc

ATS

C

Cable_hrc

ATS

C

Cable_std

NTSC

Cable

ATSC

Air

Reserved

...

Reserved

5

0

1

Data

0:

Physical

Channel

Number(Transmit

by

Hexadecimal

code)

NTSC

air:02~45

NTSC

cable:

01,

0E~7D

ATSC

air:01~45

ATSC

cable:01~87

Data1,Data2:

Major

Channel

Number

(two

part)/

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

chan

nel

number,

minor

channel

does

not

need.

Data3,

Data

4:

Minor

Channel

Number

Data3:

High

byte

Data4:

Low

byte

Data

5:

122

Plasma

TV

External

Control

Device

Setup

26.

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/NG][Data][x]

Acknowledgement

27.

Key

(Command:

m

c)

G

To

send

IR

remote

key

code

Transmission

Data

Key

code:

Refer

to

page

124.

[m][c][

][Set

ID][

][Data][

][Cr]

[c][

][Set

ID][

][OK/NG][Data][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

tun-

ing

can

be

done

by

only

physical

channel.

In

this

case,

using

physical

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

picture

Command:

ma

00 23

xx

01

attribute(0x01):

main

picture,

two

part(it's

not

mandatory),

using

physical

chan-

nel,

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

phys-

ical

channel,

major(30),

minor(3)),

sub

picture

Command:

ma

00

xx

00

1E

00

03

A2

attribute(0xA2):

sub

pic-

ture,

two

part,

not

using

physical

channel,

ATSC

air

'xx'

data:

don't

care

analog

channel

number

in

case

digital

channel

tun-

ing.

3.

Digital

channel:

ATSC

air,

channel

number(physical(20),major(20),

minor(3)),

sub

picture

Command:ma00140014000382

attribute(0x82):

sub

picture,

two

part,

using

physical

channel,

ATSC

air.

[a][

][Set

ID][

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

[a][

][Set

ID][

][NG][Data0][x]

Acknowledgement

28.

Input

select(Command:

x

b)

(Main

Picture

Input)

G

To

select

input

source

for

TV.

Transmission

[x][b][][Set

ID][][Data][Cr]

[b][

][Set

ID][

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

Acknowledgement

Data

Structure

DATA(Hex)

INPUT

00

DTV

(Antenna)

01

10

11

20

21

40

41

50

60

90

91

DTV

(Cable)

Analog

(Antenna)

Analog

(Cable)

Video

Front

Video

Component

1

Component

2

RGB

DTV

RGB

PC

HDMI1/DVI

HDMI2

29.

PIP

Input

Select(Command:

x

y)

G

To

adjust

input

source

for

sub

picture

in

PIP

mode

Transmission

[x][y][][Set

ID][][Data][Cr]

Data

Structure

DATA(Hex)

INPUT

00

DTV

(Antenna)

01

10

11

20

21

DTV

(Cable)

Analog

(Antenna)

Analog

(Cable)

Video

Front

Video

[y][][Set

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

Acknowledgement

Owner

's

Manual

123

IR

Codes

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

How

to

Connect

How

to

Connect

Remote

Control

IR

Codes

Remote

Control

IR

Codes

IR

Codes

IR

Codes

124

Plasma

TV

IR

Codes

0F

0B

08

79

0E

10~19

4C

1A

09

02

03

00

01

1E

AA

39

40

41

07

06

44

43

52

4D

5B

60

72

71

61

63

0A

CB

D6

5A

D0

BF

D4

D5

D7

C6

CC

76

77

AF

70

C4

C5

B0

BA

B1

BD

8F

8E

B2

B3

A9

92

CA

80

7C

7D

90

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

(Power

On/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

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

R/C

Button

Discrete

IR

Code

(TV

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Video

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Front

Video

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Component1

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Component2

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(RGB-PC

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(RGB-DTV

Input

Selection)

Discrete

IR

Code

(HDMI1/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)

Discrete

IR

Code

(Channel

Search)

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

Code

(Hexa)

Function

Note

TV

INPUT

TV/VIDEO

POWER

RATIO

TIMER

Number

Key

0~

9

-

(Dash)

FLASHBK

MUTE

VOL

CH

FAV

INFO

CC

D

E

F

G

ENTER

MENU

EZ

SOUND

EZ

PIC

EXIT

PIP

PIPCH

-

PIPCH

+

PIP

INPUT

SWAP

SAP

ADJUST

TV

VIDEO

Front

Video

COMPONENT

1

COMPONENT

2

RGB-PC

RGB-DTV

HDMI1/DVI

HDMI2

Ratio

4:3

Ratio

16:9

Ratio

Zoom

POP

POWER

ON

POWER

OFF

PLAY

PAUSE

STOP

REC

REW

FF

GOTOPREV

GOTONEXT

TV

GUIDE

APM

MC

EJECT

AUTO

DEMO

X

STUDIO

PRO

MARK

REC

LIST

Owner

's

Manual

125

Programming

Codes

G

The

remote

is

a

multi-brand

or

a

universal

remote.

It

can

be

programmed

to

operate

most

remote-controllable

devices

of

other

manufacturers.

Note

that

the

remote

may

not

control

all

models

of

other brands.

Programming

a

code

into

a

remote

mode

Programming

a

code

into

a

remote

mode

Programming

the

Remote

Programming

the

Remote

1.

To

find

out

whether

your

remote

can

operate

the

device

without

programming,

turn

on

the

device

such

as

a

VCR

and

press

the

corresponding

mode

button

on

the

remote.

After

that,

press

the

POWER

button.

If

the

device

is

turned

off

then

it

responds

properly

and

the

remote

need

not

to

be

pro-

grammed.

If

not,

the

remote

should

be

programmed

to

operate

the

device.

The

programming

procedures

are

explained

below.

2.

Press

the

MENU

and

MUTE

button

continuously

at

the

same

time

for

2

seconds,

the

current

selected

device

button

will

be

illu-

minated.

If

you

don't

press

any

button

for

20

seconds,

the

light

on

the

mode

button

will

be

turned

off.

In

that

case,

you

have

to

repeat

from

step

2.

3.

Enter

code

numbers

using

the

number

button

on

the

remote

by

refering

the

code

table

on

the

following

pages.

When

pressing

the

button,

the

light

blinks

at

a

time.

If

the

device

turned

off,

the

programming

is

successful.

4.

Press

the

MENU

button

to

store

the

code.

After

blinking

twice,

this

code

is

stored.

5.

Test

the

remote

functions

to

see

if

the

device

responds

properly.

If

not,

repeat

from

step

2.

126

Plasma

TV

Programming

the

Remote

Programming

Codes

Programming

Codes

VCRs

CA

CATV

TV

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

Owner

's

Manual

127

Programming

Codes

Audio

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

DVD

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

135 136

VIEWSTAR

115

WINEGARD

128 146

ZENITH

081

082 083 084

091

120

HDSTB

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

128

Plasma

TV

Troubleshooting

Checklist

No

output

from

one

of

the

speakers

?

Adjust

Balance

in

the

AUDIO

menu.

(Refer

to

p.44)

Unusual

sound

from

inside

the

TV

?

A

change

in

ambient

humidity

or

temperature

may

result

in

an

unusual

noise

when

the

plasma

display

is

turned

on

or

off

and

does

not

indicate

a

fault

with

the

TV.

No

picture

&

No

sound

?

Check

whether

the

TV

is

turned

on.

?

Is

the

power

cord

inserted

into

wall

power

outlet?

?

Test

the

wall

power

outlet,

plug

another

product's

power

cord

into

the

outlet

where

the

TV's

power

cord

was

plugged

in.

No

or

poor

color

or

poor

picture

?

Select

Color

in

the

Video

menu

and

press

the

VOLUME

(G)

button.

(Refer

to

p.42)

?

Keep

a

sufficient

distance

between

the

TV

and

the

VCR.

?

Activate

any

function

to

restore

the

brightness

of

the

picture.

(If

still

picture

is

on

the

screen

for

more

than

5

minutes,

the

screen

gets

dark.)

The

remote

control

doesn't

work

?

Check

to

see

if

there

is

any

object

between

the

TV

and

the

remote

control

causing

obstruction.

?

Are

batteries

installed

with

correct

polarity

(+

to

+,

-

to

-)?

(Refer

to

p.13)

?

Correct

remote

operating

mode

set:

TV,

VCR

etc.?

?

Install

new

batteries.

(Refer

to

p.13)

Picture

OK

&

No

sound

?

Press

the

VOLUME

(G)

button.

?

Sound

muted?

Press

MUTE

button.

Picture

appears

slowly

after

switching

on

?

This

is

normal,

the

image

is

muted

during

the

TV

startup

process.

Please

contact

your

service

center,

if

the

picture

has

not

appeared

after

five

minutes.

Horizontal/vertical

bars

or

picture

shaking

?

Check

for

local

interference

such

as an

electrical

appliance

or

power

tool.

T

Troubleshooting

Checklist

roubleshooting

Checklist

Owner

's

Manual

129

Maintenance

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

be

sure

not

to

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

130

Plasma

TV

Specification

?

The

specifications

shown

above

may

be

changed

without

prior

notice

for

quality

improvement.

Product

Specifications

Product

Specifications

MODELS

AC100-240V

~

50/60Hz

NTSC-M,

ATSC,

64

&

256

QAM

VHF2~13,UHF14~69,CATV1~135,DTV2~69,CADTV1~135

75Ω

32

~

104°F

(0

~

40°C)

Less

than

80%

55.9

/

1420

35/889

14

/

356.8

137.8

/

62.5

65.6

/

1666

40.2

/

1022

17/434

206.8

/

93.8

Width

(inches

/

mm)

Height

(inches

/

mm)

Depth

(inches

/

mm)

Weight

(pounds

/

kg)

Resolution

Power

requirement

Television

System

Program

Coverage

External

Antenna

Impedance

Operating

Temperature

Range

Operating

Humidity

Range

50PY2DR-UA

60PY2DR-UA

1366

x

768

(Dot)

57.5

/

1461

32.9

/

835

13

/

331.3

123.5

/

56

50PX4DR-UA

Your

LG

Plasma

TV

will

be

repaired

or

replaced

in

accordance

with

the

terms

of

this

warranty,

at

LGE's

option,

if

it

proves

to

be

defective

in

material

or

workmanship

under

normal

use,

during

the

warranty

period

("Warranty

Period")

listed

below,

effective

from

the

date

("Date

of

Purchase")

of

original

consumer

purchase

of

the

product.

This

war-

ranty

is

good

only

to

the

original

purchaser

of

the

product

and

effective

only

when

used

in

the

United

States,

includ-

ing

Alaska,

Hawaii,

and

U.S.

Territories.

CONCERNING

PIXEL

FUNCTIONALITY:

Your

Plasma

TV

contains

about

one

million

individual

pixels.

Plasma

TV

typically

contain

a

small

number

of

pixels

that

do

not

function

normally.

Your

display

has

been

inspected

and

is

in

compliance

with

manufacturer's

specifications,

indicating

that

any

pixel

defects

do

not

effect

the

operation

or

use

of

your

display.

THIS

WARRANTY

IS

IN

LIEU

OF

ANY

OTHER

WARRANTY,

EXPRESS

OR

IMPLIED,

INCLUDING

WITHOUT

LIMITATION,

ANY

WARRANTY

OF

MERCHANTABILITY

OR

FITNESS

FOR

A

PARTICULAR

PURPOSE.

TO

THE

EXTENT

ANY

IMPLIED

WARRANTY

IS

REQUIRED

BY

LAW,

IT

IS

LIMITED

IN

DURATION

TO

THE

EXPRESS

WARRANTY

PERIOD

ABOVE.

NEITHER

THE

MANUFACTURER

NOR

ITS

U.S.

DISTRIBUTOR

SHALL

BE

LIABLE

FOR

ANY

INCIDENTAL,

CONSEQUENTIAL,

INDIRECT,

SPECIAL,

OR

PUNITIVE

DAMAGES

OF

ANY

NATURE,

INCLUDING

WITHOUT

LIMITATION,

LOST

PROFITS,

LOST

OR

CORRUPTED

PROGRAMMING

OR

DATA,

OR

ANY

OTHER

DAMAGE

WHETHER

BASED

IN

CONTRACT,

TORT,

OR

OTHERWISE.

Some

states

do

not

allow

the

exclusion

or

limitation

of

incidental

or

consequential

damages

or

limitations

on

how

long

an

implied

warranty

lasts,

so

the

above

exclusion

or

limitation

may

not

apply

to

you.

This

warranty

gives

you

specific

legal

rights

and

you

may

also

have

other

rights

that

vary

from

state

to

state.

WARRANTY

PERIOD:

LABOR

and

PARTS:

2

YEARS

from

the

Date

of

Purchase.

Your

unit

will

be

repaired

or

replaced

with

a

new,

substitute

model

or

factory

reconditioned

unit,

at

LGE's

option.

If

repaired,

parts

used

in

the

repair

may

be

new

or

remanufac-

tured.

Replacement

Units

and

Repair

Parts

are

warranted

for

the

remaining

portion

of

the

original

unit's

warranty

period.

EFFECTIVE

DATE

OF

WARRANTY:

Your

warranty

period

begins

on

the

date

of

sale

to

the

original

consumer/end

user.

KEEP

THE

DEALER'S

DATED

BILL

OF

SALE

OR

PROOF

OF

DELIVERY

as

evidence

of

the

purchase

date.

You

will

be

required

to

submit

a

legible

copy

of

your

bill

of

sale

or

proof

of

delivery

when

requesting

warranty

service.

HOW

SERVICE

IS

HANDLED:

In-Home

Service:

Please

retain

dealer's

dated

bill

of

sale

or

delivery

ticket

as

evidence

of

the

Date

of

Purchase

for

proof

of

warranty,

and

submit

a

copy

of

the

bill

of

sale

to

the

ser-

vice

person

at

the

time

warranty

service

is

pro-

vided.

Please

call

1-800-243-0000

to

locate

your

nearest

LGE

Authorized

Service

Center.

Visit

our

website

at:

http://www.lgservice.com

IMPORTANT:

Please

fill

out

and

mail

in

your

Product

Registration

Card

or

go

to

www.lgservice.com

to

register

your

product

online.

This

information

will

allow

us

to

reach

you

promptly

should

we

discover

a

safety

or

reliability

prob-

lem

that

could

affect

you.

e

TO

CONTACT

THE

LGE

CUSTOMER

SERVICE

CENTER

BY

MAIL:

LGE Customer

Interactive

Center

P.O.

Box

240007

201

James

Record

Road

Huntsville,

Alabama

35824

http://www.lgservice.com

FOR

SERVICE:

Before

you

call

for

warranty

service,

check

your

operating

guide

--

you

may

avoid

a

service

call.

For

warranty

service

information,

please

contact

the

LGE

Customer

Interactive

Center

telephone

number.

When

calling

for

service,

please

have

your

product

model

number,

serial

number

and

the

date

of

pur-

chase

or

the

date

of

original

installation

available.

If

a

replacement

unit

is

required,

under

some

circumstances

you

may

be

asked

to

provide

a

reserve

deposit

to

the

LGE

Service

Center

against

a

credit

card

number

as

surety

for

advanced

shipment.

Your

credit

card

will

not

be

charged

if

you

return

the

defective

unit

within

10

working

days.

If

a

replacement

unit

is

received,

please

use

the

carton

and

packaging

from

that

unit

in

returning

the

defective

unit

to

the

LGBrand

Service

Center.

Parts

and

service

in

accordance

with

the

LGE

warranty

are

LGE's

responsibility

and

will

be

provided

without

charge.

Other

service

requirements

will

be

at

the

owner's

expense.

If

you

have

problems

in

obtaining

satisfactory

warranty

service,

write

or

call

the

LGE Customer

Interactive

Center.

Service

may

be

provided by

independently

owned

and

operated

service

organizations.

To

assure

proper

credit

and

avoid

unnecessary

charges,

you

must

obtain

an

LGE

Return

Authorization

before

returning

any

product

to

the

LGE

Service

Center.

Contact

the

Customer

Interactive

Center

for

details.

CUSTOMER

INTERACTIVE

CENTER

NUMBERS:

To

obtain

customer

assistance,

product

information

or

Dealer

or

Service

locations

Call

1-800-243-0000

24

hours

a

day,

365

days

per

year

THIS

LIMITED

WARRANTY

DOES

NOT

APPLY

TO:

The

cost

of

repair

or

replacement

under

these

excluded

circumstances

shall

be

borne

by

the

consumer.

damage

caused

in

shipping

or

transit

service

required

as

a

result

of

improper

installation,

including

incorrect

or

insufficient

AC

supply

(please

consult

the

owner's

manual

for

power

supply

requirements)

installation

or

repair

of

antenna

systems,

cable

con-

verters,

cable

company

supplied

equipment,

or

other

components

in

a

video

system

set-up

or

adjustment

on

consumer

controls,

or

damage

caused

by

improper

adjustments

damage

caused

by

other

system

components

any

panel

that

has

been

modified

or

incorporated

into

any

other

product

replacement

of

batteries

on

the

remote

control.

damage

(including

cosmetic

damage),

failure,

loss

or

personal

injury

due

to

misuse,

abuse,

negli-

gence,

improper

maintenance

or

storage,

or

to

acts

of

nature

or

other

causes

beyond

our

control.

(Causes

beyond

our

control

include

but

are

not

lim-

ited

to

lightning

strike,

power

surges,

power

out-

ages

and

water

damage.)

image

burn-in

repair

or

replacement

of

warranted

parts

by

other

than

LGE

authorized

service

centers.

units

purchased

or

serviced

outside

of

the

coverage

area.

product

where

the

original

factory

serial

numbers

have

been

removed,

defaced

or

changed

in

any

way.

product

sold

and

labeled

as

"as

is,

where

is"

or

sim-

ilar

disclaimer.

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