LG 42PC1RV Series Owner'S Manual Download

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CONTENTS

ACCESSORIES

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INTRODUCTION

Controls / Connection Options

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4-10

Remote Control Key Functions/
Installing Batteries

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TV MENU

On Screen Menus Selection and Adjustment . . . . .36

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Auto programme tuning

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Manual programme tuning

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Fine tuning

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Assigning a station name

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Booster (Option)

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Programme edit

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Favourite programme

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Calling the programme table

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PSM (Picture Status Memory)

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Picture Adjustment (PSM-User option)

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CSM (Colour Status Memory)

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Manual Colour Temperature Control
(CSM - User option)

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Function

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ADVANCED

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Reset

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SSM (Sound Status Memory)

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Sound Frequency Adjustment
(SSM - User option)

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AVL (Auto Volume Leveler)

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Balance Adjustment

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Speaker

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Stereo/Dual Reception

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NICAM Reception

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Speaker Sound Output Selection

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Clock Setup

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On/Off Time

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Auto Sleep

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Sleep Timer

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Child Lock

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ISM (Image Sticking Minimization) Method

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Low Power

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XD Demo

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INSTALLATION

Unfolding The Base Stand

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Stand Installation

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Basic Connection /
How to Remove the Cable Management

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15-16

How to join the product assembly to the wall
to protect the set tumbling

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Installation

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CONNECTIONS & SETUP

Antenna Connection

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VCR SETUP/
EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS

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20-21

DVD SETUP

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22-23

STB(SET-TOP BOX) SETUP

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PC SETUP

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TURNING THE TV ON

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SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

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Watching PIP/Double Window/POP

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Programme Selection for Sub Picture

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Input Source Selection for Sub Picture

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Sub Picture Size Adjustment (PIP mode only)31
Moving the Sub Picture (PIP mode only)

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Adjusting PIP Transparency (PIP mode only)

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Swapping between main and sub pictures

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POP
(Picture-out-of-Picture: Programme Scan)

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Switch on/off

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SIMPLE Text

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TOP Text

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FASTEXT

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Special Teletext Functions

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CONTENTS

Summary of Contents for 42PC1RV Series

Page 1: ...ire service Model number Serial number LCD TV LCD TV MODELS PLASMA TV MODELS PLASMA TV P P N NO O 3 38 82 28 89 9U U0 00 02 25 5H H 0 06 60 04 4 R RE EV V0 00 0 32LC2R 37LC2R 42PC1RV 42LC2R 50PC1R 32LB1R 37LB1R 50PC3R 42LB1R d v Æ d œ O q L F K u U L d o Æ q Æ d c b O q Ë A G O q π N U E ç æ L X Z Ö ç v ó Ç Ü _ L F Ñ á E L _ R ñ Ñ Õ á Ö è À ï Ñ Ç R å A Œ Õ á Ö _ É _ Ñ Ç R å A Œ Q å é d â r Ç R å A...

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Page 3: ...bly Refer p 14 3 32 2L LC C2 2R R o on nl ly y Cable Management Twister Holder Arrange the wires with the twister holder F Fo or r 4 42 2P PC C1 1R R 5 50 0P PC C1 1R R 5 50 0P PC C3 3R R F Fo or r 3 32 2L LC C2 2R R 3 37 7L LC C2 2R R 4 42 2L LC C2 2R R 3 32 2L LB B1 1R R 3 37 7L LB B1 1R R 4 42 2L LB B1 1R R OK INPUT TV TV INPUT PIP PR PIP PR SWAP PIP INPUT DVD ARC EXIT VOL TIME REVEAL INDEX Q V...

Page 4: ... io on ns s Clock Setup 58 On Off Time 59 Auto Sleep 60 Sleep Timer 60 S Sp pe ec ci ia al l M Me en nu u O Op pt ti io on ns s Child Lock 61 ISM Image Sticking Minimization Method 62 Low Power 63 XD Demo 63 INSTALLATION Unfolding The Base Stand 13 Stand Installation 14 Basic Connection How to Remove the Cable Management 15 16 How to join the product assembly to the wall to protect the set tumblin...

Page 5: ...65 Setting the Picture Format 66 67 Selecting Wide VGA XGA mode 68 Initializing Reset to original factory settings 68 APPENDIX External Control Device Setup 69 75 IR Codes 76 Remote control ir codes 77 Programming the Remote 78 Programming code 79 80 Troubleshooting Checklist 81 82 Maintenance 83 Product Specifications 84 85 ...

Page 6: ...ied representation of a front panel Here shown may be somewhat different from your TV Front Panel Controls VOL OK MENU INPUT PROGRAMME Buttons VOLUME Buttons MENU Button OK Button INPUT Button POWER Button PR VOL OK MENU INPUT Power Standby Indicator illuminates red in standby mode illuminates white when the set is switched on PR VOL OK MENU INPUT ...

Page 7: ...tation of a front panel Here shown may be somewhat different from your TV Front Panel Controls PR VOL OK MENU INPUT Remote Control Sensor Power Standby Indicator illuminates red in standby mode illuminates white when the set is switched on PROGRAMME Buttons VOLUME Buttons OK Button MENU Button INPUT Button POWER Button ...

Page 8: ... appropriate input port AV OUT Connect the second TV or monitor to the AV OUT socket on the set Variable Audio Output Connect an external amplifier or add a sub woofer to your surround sound system Power Cord Socket This the set operates on an AC power The volt age is indicated on the Specifications page Never attempt to operate the set on DC power HDMI DVI Input Connect a HDMI signal to HDMI DVI ...

Page 9: ... simplified representation of a front panel Here shown may be somewhat different from your TV Front Panel PR VOL OK MENU INPUT R I Remote Control Sensor Power Standby Indicator illuminates red in standby mode illuminates white when the set is switched on PROGRAMME Buttons VOLUME Buttons OK Button MENU Button INPUT Button POWER Button Side Panel ...

Page 10: ...shown may be somewhat different from your TV Front Panel Controls INPUT ME NU OK VOL PR RGB PC PC INPUT Button VOLUME Buttons Remote Control Sensor PROGRAMME Buttons MENU Button OK Button POWER Button TV mode AV 1 2 mode RGB mode HDMI mode Component 1 2 mode RGB PC Intelligent eye Power Standby Indicator r r illuminates red in standby mode illuminates white when the set is switched on Index Intell...

Page 11: ...operates on an AC power The volt age is indicated on the Specifications page Never attempt to operate the set on DC power RGB Audio Input Connect the monitor output from a PC DTV to the appropriate input port AV OUT Connect the second TV or monitor to the AV OUT socket on the set Variable Audio Output Connect an external amplifier or add a sub woofer to your surround sound system Remote Control Po...

Page 12: ...C DTV to the appropriate input port AV OUT Connect the second TV or monitor to the AV OUT socket on the set Component Input Connect a component video audio device to these jacks Variable Audio Output Connect an external amplifier or add a sub woofer to your surround sound system Power Cord Socket This TV operates on an AC power The voltage is indicated on the Specifications page Never attempt to o...

Page 13: ...om AV1 AV2 Component1 Component2 RGB HDMI DVI to the TV mode Switches the set on from standby If you press the button once the input source OSD will appear on screen Press the D D E E button and then O OK K but ton to select the desired input source TV AV1 AV2 Component1 Component2 RGB HDMI DVI Switches the set on from standby Selects your desired picture format Adjusts screen brightness It return...

Page 14: ...d items in a menu Switches the set on from standby Displays the selected favourite programme No function e e h h h h h h e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e g g g g g g e e h h h h h h e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e...

Page 15: ...the back of the set After folding push two Locks A of the stand bottom outward NOTE Place the set with the screen facing down on a cushion or soft cloth as shown in Figure 1 Before unfolding the stand please make sure two locks A on the bottom of the stand push outward Pull the stand out as shown above in Figures 2 3 After unfolding the stand please insert and tighten the screws in the holes B on ...

Page 16: ...he optimum viewing angle This feature is not available for all models STAND INSTALLATION Only 32LC2R 1 2 3 Carefully place the product screen side down on a cushioned surface that will protect product and screen from damage Place the product stand on the product as shown Install the 4 bolts securely in the back of the product in the holes provided ...

Page 17: ... as shown Connect the cables as necessary To connect an additional equipment see the E Ex xt te er rn na al l e eq qu ui ip pm me en nt t C Co on nn ne ec ct ti io on ns s section Reinstall the C CA AB BL LE E M MA AN NA AG GE EM ME EN NT T as shown 1 2 3 CABLE MANAGEMENT These models have two cable arrangement methods according to the stand type Stand type 1 Stand type 2 ...

Page 18: ...e product is dropped you may be injured or the product may be broken HOW TO REMOVE THE CABLE MANAGEMENT LCD TV models Connect the cables as necessary After connecting the cables neatly arrange the cables to the Cable Holder To connect an additional equipment see the E Ex xt te er rn na al l e eq qu ui ip pm me en nt t C Co on nn ne ec ct ti io on ns s section 1 Install the C CA AB BL LE E M MA AN ...

Page 19: ...is safer to tie the rope so it becomes horizontal between the wall and the product Use the eye bolts or TV brackets bolts to fix the product to the wall as shown in the picture If your product has the bolts in the eye bolts position before inserting the eye bolts loosen the bolts Insert the eye bolts or TV brackets bolts and tighten them securely in the upper holes Secure the wall brackets with th...

Page 20: ...racket Installation and Setup Guide G GR RO OU UN ND DI IN NG G Ensure that you connect the earth ground wire to prevent possible electric shock If grounding methods are not possi ble have a qualified electrician install a separate circuit break er Do not try to ground the unit by connecting it to tele phone wires lightening rods or gas pipes Power Supply Short circuit Breaker The TV can be instal...

Page 21: ... quality install a signal amplifier to the antenna as shown to the right If signal needs to be split for two TVs use an antenna signal splitter for connection S Si ig gn na al l A Am mp pl li if fi ie er r UHF VHF ANTENNA IN 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 VH...

Page 22: ...e A AN NT TE EN NN NA A I IN N socket on the set Connect the antenna cable to the A AN NT T I IN N antenna socket of the VCR Press the P PL LA AY Y button on the VCR and match the appropriate programme between the TV and VCR for viewing 1 2 3 When connecting with an antenna S VIDEO OUT IN R AUDIO L VIDEO 3 4 OUTPUT SWITCH ANT OUT ANT IN VIDEO AUDIO COMPONENT IN ANTENNA IN VARIABLE AUDIO OUT 2 1 AV...

Page 23: ...y is improved compared to normal composite RCA cable input Connect the audio outputs of the VCR to the A AU UD DI IO O input jacks on the set Insert a video tape into the VCR and press PLAY on the VCR Refer to the VCR owner s manual Select A AV V1 1 input source with using the I IN NP PU UT T button on the remote control 1 2 3 4 When connecting with an S Video cable Connect the A AU UD DI IO O V V...

Page 24: ... L D DV VD D 1 2 Connect the S VIDEO output of the DVD to the S S V VI ID DE EO O input on the set Connect the audio outputs of the DVD to the A AU UD DI IO O input jacks on the set Turn on the DVD player insert a DVD Select A AV V1 1 input source with using the I IN NP PU UT T button on the remote control Refer to the DVD player s manual for operating instructions 1 2 3 4 5 When connecting with a...

Page 25: ...a HDMI cable G G If the DVD supports Auto HDMI function the DVD output resolution will be automatically set to 1280x720p G G If the DVD 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 DVD to 1280x720p Connect the HDMI output of the DVD to the H HD DM MI I D DV VI I I IN N jack on the set Select H HD ...

Page 26: ...B Bo ox x NOTE NOTE 1 1 2 2 Signal 480i 576i 480p 576p 720p 1080i Component Yes Yes RGB DTV No Yes HDMI DVI DTV No Yes CONNECTIONS SETUP 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 STB SET TOP BOX SETUP Connect t...

Page 27: ... Bo ox x G G TV can receive the video and audio signal simultaneously with using a HDMI cable G G If the digital set top box supports Auto HDMI function output resolution of the digital set top box will be automatically set to 1280x720p G G If the digital set top box does not support Auto HDMI you need to set the output resolution appropriately To get the best picture quality adjust the output res...

Page 28: ...PUT S VIDEO VIDEO MONO AUDIO AV IN 1 S VIDEO AV OUT RS 232C IN RS 232C IN CONTROL SERVICE HDMI DVI IN HDMI DVI IN PC 1 2 This TV provides Plug and Play capability meaning that the PC adjusts automatically to the TV s settings NOTE When connecting with a D sub 15 pin cable Connect the RGB output of the PC to the R RG GB B P PC C D DT TV V jack on the set Connect the audio outputs of the PC to the A...

Page 29: ...est picture quality G If the resolution of PC is over UXGA there will be no picture on the set G Connect the signal cable from the monitor output port of the PC to the RGB PC DTV port of the set or the signal cable from the HDMI output port of the PC to the HDMI IN port on the set G Connect the audio cable from the PC to the Audio input on the set Audio cables are not included with the set G If us...

Page 30: ...5 00 74 55 60 31 72 18 75 00 60 00 70 06 75 02 60 02 59 99 74 93 60 00 75 02 60 00 75 02 Resolution Horizontal Vertical Frequency KHz Frequency Hz SupportedDisplayResolution 42PC1R 50PC1R 50PC3R RGB PC HDMI PC mode Supported Display Resolution 32LC2R 37LC2R 42LC2R 32LB1R 37LB1R 42LB1R RGB PC HDMI PC mode Horizontal Vertical Frequency KHz Frequency Hz Resolution 720x400 640x480 800x600 832x624 31 4...

Page 31: ...the TV Press the V VO OL L button to adjust the volume If you want to switch the sound off press the M MU UT TE E button You can cancel this function by pressing the M MU UT TE E V VO OL L or I I I II I button Volume Adjustment Press the P PR R or NUMBER button to select a pro gramme number Programme selection 1 1 1 2 3 Press the M ME EN NU U button and then use D D E E button to select the SPECIA...

Page 32: ...e PIP options as shown below 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 Double window mode splits the screen into 2 allowing 2 picture sources to be shown on the TV screen at the same time Each source is given half the screen PIP Mode POP Mode DW1 Mode DW2 Mode PIP Off Programme Selec...

Page 33: ...t the desired sub picture size Moving the Sub Picture PIP mode only Press the P PO OS SI IT TI IO ON N button repeatedly until desired position is achieved The sub picture moves clockwise TV AV1 AV2 Component1 RGB HDMI DVI Component2 Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the SCREEN menu Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select PIP Transparency Press the G G ...

Page 34: ...P Picture out of Picture Programme Scan Use POP to search the programmes of all the memorized channels one by one on the 3 POP screen display while the main picture source remains the current channel The pictures of all the pro grammed channels are searched with the 3 POP screen SWAP Main Picture Sub Picture PIP PICTURE IN PICTURE DOUBLE WINDOW POP ...

Page 35: ... service broadcast by most TV stations which gives up to the minute information on news weather television programmes share prices and many other topics The teletext decoder of this TV can support the SIMPLE TOP and FASTEXT systems SIMPLE standard teletext consists of a number of pages which are selected by directly entering the corresponding page number TOP and FASTEXT are more modern methods all...

Page 36: ...return to previous selection Alternatively the P PR R button can be used A A D Di ir re ec ct t p pa ag ge e s se el le ec ct ti io on n Corresponding to the SIMPLE teletext mode you can select a page by entering it as a three digit number using the NUMBER buttons in TOP mode FASTEXT The teletext pages are colour coded along the bottom of the screen and are selected by pressing the corre sponding ...

Page 37: ...is button to view the updated teletext page A A T TI IM ME E When viewing a TV programme press this button to display the time at the top right hand corner of the screen Press this button again to remove the display In the teletext mode press this button to select a sub page num ber The sub page number is displayed at the bottom of the screen To hold or change the sub page press the RED GREEN F F ...

Page 38: ... c In the teletext mode menus are not displayed d In some models XGA will display on the SCREEN menu e It s not available to use ISM Method and Low Power in 32LC2R 37LC2R 42LC2R 32LB1R 37LB1R 42LB1R S ST TA AT TI IO ON N m me en nu u STATION PICTURE SOUND TIME SPECIAL SCREEN Auto programme Manual programme Programme edit Favourite prog P PI IC CT TU UR RE E m me en nu u STATION PICTURE SOUND TIME ...

Page 39: ...rogramming All receivable stations are stored To stop auto programming press the M ME EN NU U button When auto programming is completed the Programme edit menu appears on the screen See the Programme edit section to edit the stored programme Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing AUTO PROGRAMME TUNING OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU Up to 100 TV stations can b...

Page 40: ...ss the F F G G button to select V UHF or Cable Press the D D E E button to select Channel You can select the desired programme number with the F F G G button or number buttons If possible select the programme number directly with the number buttons Any number under 10 is entered with a numeric 0 in front of it i e 0 05 5 for 5 Press the D D E E button to select Search Press the F F G G button to c...

Page 41: ...ourite prog 2 5 Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the STATION menu Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Manual programme Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Fine Press the F F G G button to to fine tune for the best picture and sound Press the O OK K button to store it Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing 1 ...

Page 42: ...button and then D D E E button You can use a blank the number 0 to 9 and the alphabet A to Z Press the F F G G button to select the position and make your choice of the second character and so on Press the O OK K button to store it Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing Storage 5 System BG Band V UHF Channel 5 Fine Search Name G C 05 Booster Off Store Auto programme Manual pr...

Page 43: ...tton to select the STATION menu Press the G G button and then use D D E E button to select Booster Press the G G button and then use D D E E button to select On or Off Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU Storage 5 System BG Band V UHF Channel 5 Fine Search Name C 05 Booster FG On Store Auto programme Manual programme Programm...

Page 44: ...ect a programme to be moved with the D D E E F F G G button 2 Press the YELLOW button 3 Move the programme to the desired programme number with the D D E E F F G G button 4 Press the YELLOW button again to release this function A A S Sk ki ip pp pi in ng g a a p pr ro og gr ra am mm me e n nu um mb be er r 1 Select a programme number to be skipped with the D D E E F F G G button 2 Press the BLUE b...

Page 45: ...eric 0 in front of it i e 0 05 5 for 5 To store another programme repeat steps 4 to 5 You can store up to 8 programmes Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing This function lets you select your favourite programmes directly Repeatedly press the F FA AV V button to select stored favourite programmes FAVOURITE PROGRAMME OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU Auto progra...

Page 46: ...amme with the D D E E F F G G button Then press the O OK K button The set switches to the chosen programme number A A P Pa ag gi in ng g t th hr ro ou ug gh h a a p pr ro og gr ra am mm me e t ta ab bl le e There are 1 0 programme table pages in which contain 1 00 programmes Pressing the D D E E F F G G button repeatedly turns the pages Press the L LI IS ST T button to return to normal TV viewing ...

Page 47: ...2 Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing PSM adjusts the TV for the best picture appearance Select the preset value in the PSM menu based on the programme category When adjusting User options contrast brightness colour and sharpness tint manually PSM automatically changes to U Us se er r Picture options I In nt te el ll li ig ge en nt t E Ey ye e only 32LB1R 37LB1R 42LB1R D D...

Page 48: ... Adjusts the difference between the light and dark levels in the picture B Br ri ig gh ht tn ne es ss s Increases or decreases amount of white in the your picture C Co ol lo ou ur r Adjusts intensity of all colours S Sh ha ar rp pn ne es ss s Adjusts the level of crispness in the edges between the light and dark areas of the picture The lower the level the softer the image T Ti in nt t Adjusts the...

Page 49: ... colours with more blue OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU 1 2 3 Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the PICTURE menu Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select CSM Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select either Cool Normal Warm or User Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing PSM CSM Advanced Reset 1 2 3 4 1 2...

Page 50: ... then D D E E button to select CSM Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select User Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Red Green or Blue Press the F F G G button to make appropriate adjustments Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing Red 0 G Green 0 Blue 0 User OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU 1 2 3 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 PSM CSM Advanced...

Page 51: ...s the G G button and then D D E E button to select Manual Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select X XD D Contrast XD Colour XD NR or MPEG NR Press the G G button and then F F G G button to make appropriate adjustments Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing X XD D C Co on nt tr ra as st t Optimizing the contrast auto matically according to the brightness of the ...

Page 52: ...lowing mode AV NTSC HDMI PC DTV Cinema Off Auto Black level PSM CSM Advanced G Reset PSM CSM Advanced Reset 1 2 4 Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the PICTURE menu Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Advanced Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Cinema or Black Level Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select On Off Lo...

Page 53: ...ress the G G button and then D D E E button to select Reset Press the G G button to initialize the adjusted value Returns to the default settings PSM CSM XD Advanced at the factory To set PSM CSM Advanced Reset G OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU 1 2 3 PSM CSM Advanced Reset 1 1 2 3 2 3 ...

Page 54: ...e not adjustable S Su ur rr ro ou un nd d M MA AX X Select this option to sound realistic F Fl la at t The most commanding and natural audio M Mu us si ic c Select this option to enjoy the original sound when lis tening to the music M Mo ov vi ie e Select this option to enjoy sublime sound S Sp po or rt ts s Select this option to watch sports broadcasting U Us se er r Select this option to use the...

Page 55: ... by pressing the D D E E button Make appropriate sound level with the F F G G button Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing Adjust the sound equalizer OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU SOUND FREQUENCY ADJUSTMENT SSM User option SSM G AVL Balance 0 Speaker Surround MAX Flat Music Movie Sports User SSM AVL Balance 0 Speaker 1 120Hz F G 200Hz 500Hz 1 2KHz 3KHz 7 5K...

Page 56: ...eps on an equal volume level even if you change programmes AVL Auto Volume Leveler SSM AVL G Balance 0 Speaker On Off 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 You can adjust the sound balance of speaker to the levels you prefer BALANCE ADJUSTMENT Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the SOUND menu Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Balance Press the G G button and then F F G ...

Page 57: ...i stereo system turn off the internal speakers of the set SPEAKER Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the SOUND menu Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Speaker Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select On or Off Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing SSM AVL Balance Speaker G On Off OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP ...

Page 58: ...me received two languages dual language you can switch to D DU UA AL L I I D DU UA AL L I II I or D DU UA AL L I I I II I by pressing the I I I II I button repeatedly OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU When a programme is selected the sound information for the station appears after the programme number and station name disappear DUAL I Sends the primary broadcast language to the louds...

Page 59: ...al sound can be received Sound output can be selected according to the type of received broadcast as follows by press ing the I II button repeatedly SPEAKER SOUND OUTPUT SELECTION In AV1 AV2 Component1 Component2 RGB HDMI DVI mode you can select output sound for the left and right loudspeakers Repeatedly press the I I I II I button to select the sound output L R Audio signal from audio L input is ...

Page 60: ... then D D E E button to set the minutes Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU You must set the time correctly before using on off time function If current time setting is erased by a power failure or the set is unplugged reset the clock After approx 5 minutes CLOCK SETUP TV MENU Time Menu Clock Off time On time Auto sleep Clock...

Page 61: ...tton and then D D E E button to adjust volume level at turn on Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing ON OFF TIME The Off time automatically switches the set to standby at the preset time Two hours after the set is switched on by the on time function it will automatically switch back to standby mode unless a but ton has been pressed Once the on time off time is set these func...

Page 62: ... 1 2 3 4 2 3 You don t have to remember to switch the set off before you go to sleep The sleep timer automatically switches the set to standby after the preset time has elapsed SLEEP TIMER Press the S SL LE EE EP P button repeatedly to select the number of minutes The display will appear on the screen followed by 10 20 30 60 90 120 180 and 240 When the number of minutes you want is displayed on th...

Page 63: ...he E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU CHILD LOCK NOTE In C Ch hi il ld d l lo oc ck k O On n if the set is turned off press the r r I I I IN NP PU UT T P PR R D D E E button on the set or P PO OW WE ER R I IN NP PU UT T T TV V P PR R or NUMBER buttons on the remote control With the C Ch hi il ld d l lo oc ck k O On n the display C Ch ...

Page 64: ...d image to remain on the set s screen for a long period of time It s not available to use this function in LCD TV models W Wh hi it te e w wa as sh h White wash removes permanent images from the screen N No ot te e An excessive permanent image may be impossible to clear entirely with White Wash O Or rb bi it te er r Orbiter may help prevent ghost images However it is best not to allow any fixed im...

Page 65: ...f Language Child lock ISM Method Low Power G Set ID Demo Language Child lock ISM Method Low Power Set ID Demo 1 Use it to see the difference between XD Demo on and XD Demo off It s not available to use this function in RGB PC HDMI PC mode Press the M ME EN NU U button and then use D D E E button to select the SPECIAL menu Press the G G button and then use D D E E button to select XD Demo Press the...

Page 66: ...g OK EXIT VOL Q VIEW MUTE PR SLEEP LIST I II MENU Automatically adjusts picture position and minimizes image shaking Although the image is still not correct your set is functioning properly but needs further adjustment The A Au ut to o c co on nf fi ig g functions don t need to be run for HDMI mode A Au ut to o c co on nf fi ig gu ur re e This function is for the automatic adjustment of the screen...

Page 67: ...rs or stripes visible on the screen background And the horizontal screen size will also change P Ph ha as se e This function allows you to remove any horizontal noise and clear or sharpen the image of characters Press the M ME EN NU U button and then use D D E E button to select the SCREEN menu Press the G G button and then D D E E button to select Manual config Press the G G button and then D D E...

Page 68: ...right sides 1 16 6 9 9 Wide Following selection will lead you to adjust the picture hor izontally in a linear proportion to fill the entire screen useful for viewing 4 3 formatted DVDs 1 14 4 9 9 You can enjoy the picture format of 14 9 or general TV programme through the 14 9 mode The screen 1 4 9 is viewed just like that the screen 4 3 is magnified to the left right OK PIP PR PIP PR SWAP PIP INP...

Page 69: ...ion while filling the entire screen However the top and bottom portions of the picture will be cropped Z Zo oo om m2 2 Choose Z Zo oo om m2 2 when you want the picture to be altered both horizontally extended and vertically cropped The pic ture taking a halfway trade off between alteration and screen coverage Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing 4 A A S Sc cr ro ol ll l f f...

Page 70: ...ST I II MENU SELECTING WIDE VGA XGA MODE 1024x768 1280x768 1360x768 1366x768 Auto config Manual config XGA Mode G ARC PIP Transparency Reset Auto config Manual config XGA Mode ARC PIP Transparency Reset 1 1 2 3 4 2 3 This function operates in current mode To initialize the adjusted value Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the SCREEN menu Press the G G button and then D...

Page 71: ...es are not supplied with the Monitor EXTERNAL CONTROL DEVICE SETUP Type of Connector D Sub 9 Pin Male RS 232C IN CONTROL SERVICE AV OUT RGB IN RGB PC DTV AUDIO RGB DVI VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO AV IN 1 HDMI DVI IN No Pin 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 6 5 9 RS 232C IN CO...

Page 72: ...Refer to Real Data Mapping 1 See page 74 Press the M ME EN NU U button and then D D E E button to select the SPECIAL menu PresstheG GbuttonandthenuseD D E E buttontoselect Set ID Press the G G button and then use F F G G button to adjust Set ID to choose the desired monitor ID number The adjustment range of Set ID is 1 99 Press the E EX XI IT T button to return to normal TV viewing Language Child ...

Page 73: ... non viable functions or communication errors Data1 Illegal Code Data2 Not supported function Data3 Wait more time C Co om mm ma an nd d1 1 C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 S Se et t I ID D D Da at ta a C Cr r C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 S Se et t I ID D O OK K D Da at ta a x x C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 S Se et t I ID D N NG G D Da at ta a x x Command Reference List C CO OM MM MA AN ND D1 1 C CO OM MM MA AN N...

Page 74: ...l volume mute on off You can also adjust mute using the MUTE button on remote control Data 0 Volume mute off Volume on Data 1 Volume mute on Volume off Transmission k e Set ID Data Cr Acknowledgement e Set ID OK Data x 0 05 5 V Vo ollu um me e C Co on nt tr ro oll C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 f f To adjust volume You can also adjust volume with the volume buttons on remote control Data Min 0 Max 64 Re...

Page 75: ...dgement q Set ID OK Data x 1 15 5 B Ba alla an nc ce e C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 t t To adjust balance You can also adjust balance in the SOUND menu Data Min 0 Max 64 Refer to Real data mapping 1 See page 74 Transmission k t Set ID Data Cr Acknowledgement t Set ID OK Data x 1 10 0 S Sh ha ar rp pn ne es ss s C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 k k To adjust the screen sharpness You can also adjust sharpness i...

Page 76: ... Se et tt tiin ng g C Co om mm ma an nd d1 1 jj C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 r r To adjust orbiter operation time term This feature is not available for all models Data Min 1 Max FE Refer to Real data mapping 1 See page 74 Transmission j r Set ID Data Cr Acknowledgement r Set ID OK Data x 2 24 4 O Or rb biit te er r P Piix xe ell S Se et tt tiin ng g C Co om mm ma an nd d1 1 jj C Co om mm ma an nd d2 ...

Page 77: ... code Refer to page 77 Transmission m c Set ID Data Cr Acknowledgement c Set ID OK Data x 2 28 8 I In np pu ut t s se elle ec ct t C Co om mm ma an nd d1 1 x x C Co om mm ma an nd d2 2 b b M Ma aiin n P Piic ct tu ur re e I In np pu ut t To select input source for TV Data Structure Transmission x b Set ID Data Cr 2 29 9 I In np pu ut t s se elle ec ct t C Co om mm ma an nd d1 1 x x C Co om mm ma a...

Page 78: ...code High custom code Data code Data code C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 Repeat code Tf 4 5 ms 9 ms 2 25 ms 9 ms 0 55 ms 0 56ms 1 12ms Tf Tf Tf 108ms 455KHz 0 56ms 2 24ms Bit 0 Bit 1 1 How to Connect Connect your wired remote control to the Remote Control port on the TV 2 Remote Control IR Codes Output waveform Single pulse modulated with 37 917KHz signal a...

Page 79: ...Button 06 G G R C Button 40 D D R C Button 41 E E R C Button 44 OK R C Button 72 PIP PR R C Button 71 PIP PR R C Button 63 SWAP R C Button 61 PIP INPUT R C Button 72 RED R C Button 71 GREEN R C Button 63 YELLOW R C Button 61 BLUE R C Button 02 VOL R C Button 03 VOL R C Button 00 PR R C Button 01 PR R C Button 09 MUTE R C Button 53 LIST R C Button 10 19 Number Key 0 9 R C Button 1E FAVOURITE R C Bu...

Page 80: ...D or V VC CR R on the remote control The remote control button of desired device is lighted Press the M ME EN NU U and M MU UT TE E buttons simultaneously the remote control is ready to be programmed for the code Enter a code number using the N NU UM MB BE ER R buttons on the remote control Programming code numbers for the corresponding component can be found on the following pages Again if the co...

Page 81: ...LTA 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 01 1 014 QUASAR 033 066 075 145 RCA 013 020 033 034 040 041 062 063 107 109...

Page 82: ...20 014 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 01 1 015 SONY 007 THOMPSON 005 006 TOSHIBA 019 008 YAMAHA 009 018 ZENITH 010 016 025 ...

Page 83: ...z zo on nt ta al l v ve er rt ti ic ca al l b ba ar rs s o or r p pi ic ct tu ur re e s sh ha ak ki in ng g P Pi ic ct tu ur re e a ap pp pe ea ar rs s s sl lo ow w l ly y a af ft te er r s sw wi it tc ch hi in ng g o on n Check whether the product is turned on Try another channel The problem may be with the broadcast Is the power cord inserted into wall power outlet Check your antenna direction a...

Page 84: ... sp pe ea ak ke er rs s T Th he er re e i is s a a p pr ro ob bl le em m i in n P PC C m mo od de e O On nl ly y P PC C m mo od de e a ap pp pl li ie ed d Adjust resolution horizontal frequency or vertical frequency Check the input source Work the Auto configure or adjust clock phase or H V position Check the signal cable Reinstall the PC video card T Th he e s si ig gn na al l i is s o ou ut t o ...

Page 85: ...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 Make sure the excess water is off the screen and then let it air dry before you turn on your TV Cleaning the Cabinet To remove dirt or dust wipe the cabinet with a soft dry lint free cloth Please be sure not to use a wet cloth Extended Absence If you expect to leave your ...

Page 86: ...1 9 x 24 8 x 9 2inches 81 1 x 566 8x 1 23 5 mm 31 9 x 22 3 x 4 8 inches 26 3 kg 57 9 lbs 22 9 kg 50 4 lbs 1054 x 813 x286 mm 41 4 x 32x 1 1 2 inches 1054 x 746 x 1 36 8mm 41 4 x 29 3 x 5 3 inches 42 3kg 93 2 lbs 35 7kg 78 7 lbs AC100 240V 50 60Hz PAL SECAM B G D K PAL I II NTSC M 75 ohm 0 40 C 32 104 F Less than 80 20 60 C 4 140 F Less than 85 Dimensions Width x Height x Depth Weight Power require...

Page 87: ...y Storage Temperature Storage Humidity 1045 8x 693 8x 260 4 mm 41 1 x 27 2 x 10 2 inches 1045 8x 594 4x 1 33mm 41 1 x 23 4 x 5 2 inches 31 6kg 69 6 lbs 25 3 kg 55 7 lbs 91 1 4 x 599 x 259 mm 35 8 x 23 5 x 10 inches 91 1 4 x 51 1 5x 1 24 2mm 35 8 x 20 1 x 4 8 inches 22 6 kg 49 8 lbs 1 7 8 kg 39 2 lbs 1 1 75 x 768x300 mm 46 2 x 30 2 x 1 1 8 inches 1 1 75 x 670x 1 43 8mm 46 2 x 26 3 x 5 6 inches 4 1 ...

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