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User Manual BDS4241V/BDH4241/BDH5021V

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Unpacking

Package Contents
Installation Notes

PA RT S A N D FU N C T IO N S

Front View
Rear View

Remote Control

General Functions

Using S-Video Input
Using Component Video Input

Inserting the batteries in the remote control

C O N N EC T IO N S T O EX T ERN A L EQ U IPMEN T

Connecting external equipment (VCR, DVD, camcorder, satellite receiver)

Using Video Input

Using Monitor Output

Using DVI Input

External Audio Connection

Connecting External Amplified Speakers

Connecting a PC

Using RGB (VGA) or DVI Video Input

BA SIC FU N C T IO N S

Powering ON/OFF

Selecting Signal Source

Volume Adjustment

MUTE
Display Information

A DV A N C ED FU N C T IO N S

Picture Controls

Adjusting Picture Settings

Reset to the factory defaults

Sound Controls

Adjusting Sound Settings

OSD Menu Language

Power Save Mode

Adjusting the color Temperature

Minimize screen sticking

Freezing the current picture
On-screen display TIMEOUT

Adjusting the menu trasparency
Changing the screen size

IMPO RT A N T N O T ES A N D SA FET Y IN ST RU C T IO N S

Safety Instructions

FCC Instruction

End-Of-Life Disposal

U N PA C K IN G A N D IN ST A LLA T IO N

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Summary of Contents for 50-WXGA PLASMA MONITOR BDH5021V-27B

Page 1: ...Philips Business Solutions User Manual EN TYPE Nr BDS4241V BDH4241V BDH5021V ...

Page 2: ...IPMENT Connecting external equipment VCR DVD camcorder satellite receiver Using Video Input Using Monitor Output Using DVI Input External Audio Connection Connecting External Amplified Speakers Connecting a PC Using RGB VGA or DVI Video Input BASIC FUNCT IONS Powering ON OFF Selecting Signal Source Volume Adjustment MUTE Display Information ADVANCED FUNCT IONS Picture Controls Adjusting Picture Se...

Page 3: ...DS4241V BDH4241 BDH5021V Setting up the PC Input Changing the screen size 6 11 26 6 12 27 Viewing the picture in picture PIP 6 13 28 Remote management INPUT MODE T ECHNICAL SPECIFICAT IONS CLEANING AND T ROUBLESHOOT ING 38 Cleaning Troubleshooting ...

Page 4: ...CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN 3 User Manual BDS4241V BDH4241 BDH5021V 1 1 Safty Instructions 1 IMPORTANT NOTES AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS re if it is connected to re ...

Page 5: ...tch TV very nearly Place remote control away from a humid or hot place because it is very minute device If this product is not used for a long period of time unplug the power cord This can result in a risk of re or electric shock Do not drop this product Unplug the power cord and ask to Service Centre when it is broken Do not cover this product with curtains or a tablecloth This can result in a ri...

Page 6: ...uipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense User must use shielded signal inte...

Page 7: ...sable materials and minimize the amounts which need to be properly disposed This product might also use batteries which should not be thrown away when depleted but should be handed in and disposed of as small chemical waste Please find out about the local regulations regarding the disposal of the television batteries and packaging materials whenever you replace existing equipment 1 3 END OF LIFE D...

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Page 9: ...ight it is rccommended to move it by 2 people The protective glass and the glass substrate are installed on the front of the product Since both glass can be broken and scraped easily the product has to be handled with care Never place the monitor with the glass faced down unless it is protected with pads After opening the carton ensure that the content is in good condition and complete Please veri...

Page 10: ...g the product in the kitchen bathroom or any other places with high humidity so as not to shorten the service life of the electronic components Please ensure the product is installed horizontally Any 90 degrees clockwise or counter clockwise installation may induce poor ventilation and subsequent component damage To protect the screen and avoid screen damage do not display a still picture for a lo...

Page 11: ...uttons to navigate through the On Screen Display menu If an optional TV tuner is installed these buttons also function as Channel Up Down 5 Power Standly Button Turns power on off from standby mode There is a wait period between on off cycles 6 Status LED Not Illumated No AC Power detected If the main power switch rear of panel is turned off this LED will not illuminate Red Standby Power OFF with ...

Page 12: ...udio output 6 S Video Input Connect S Video signals from external sources such as VCRs or DVD players 7 Monitor Output Connect to the video and audio input of a recording VCR or DVD Connect to the audio input of an audio system 8 Video Input Connect to the video and audio output of an external device 9 Power Connection Connect to the video and audio output of an external device 5 Component Video I...

Page 13: ...tandby mode 3 Menu Activates the OSD On Screen Display menu 4 Volume Turns volume up or down 5 Channel Up Down Changes the TV channels sequentially 6 TEXT Activates the TELETEXT mode 7 INPUT Displays the available input sources 8 FREEZE Freeze the display on the screen The playback system will continue playing 9 Number keypad Use number keypad to select the TV channel you want to watch 10 RECALL D...

Page 14: ...HE BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROL 1 Remove the cover on the rear of the remote control 2 Insert two AAA size 1 5V batteries ensuring that the and ends of the batteries are correctl aligned 3 Replace the cover Note Do not mix battery types e g alkaline and managnese ...

Page 15: ...COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT 1 Connect the green colored labeled as Y jack of the device to the green colored Y1 jack of the monitor 2 Connect the red colored labeled as Pr jack of the device to the red colored PR CR jack of the monitor 3 Connect the blue colored labeled as Pb jack of the device to the blue colored PB CB jack of the monitor 4 Connect the red R and white L audio jacks of the device to the...

Page 16: ... USING MONITOR OUTPUT 1 Connect the jack of the DVD or VCR for recording or audio system to the MONITOR OUTPUT of the monitor 2 Connect the red R and white L audio jacks to the R and L audio in jacks located next to the VIDEO connector 4 1 5 USING DVI INPUT 1 Connect the DVI jack of the DVD decoder or satellite receiver to the DVI input 2 Connect the red R and white L audio jacks to the R and L au...

Page 17: ...ONNECTION 4 2 1 CONNECTING EXTERNAL AMPLIFIED SPEAKERS This monitor can be connected to an external set of amplified speakers using the ADDIO OUT jacks located on the back of the monitor 1 Connect the red R and white L AUDIO OUT jacks to the external amplified speakers ...

Page 18: ...PC for Use with Monitor Windows The display settings for a typical Windows based computer are shown below Howerer the actual screen on your computer will differ depending on the version of windows and video card equipped with the computer Even though the actual screen may look different from example displayed below basic set up routine will apply in most cases 1 Go to the Window s CONTROL PANEL by...

Page 19: ...WER key on the front panel or the remote control The monitor will now turn on after a brief pause The STATUS LED will now turn green to indicate power on status 2 Turn off the power by pressing the POWER key on the front panel or the remote control again 5 2 SELECTING SIGNAL SOURCE Using Front Panel or Remote Control 1 Press the INPUT key on the from panel or the AV key on the remote control 2 Pre...

Page 20: ...mote Control 1 Press the MENU button on either the front panel or on the remote control 2 Press the VOL or VOL button to select Audio 3 Press the CH button to enter the selected menu group 4 Press the VOL or VOL button to adjust the sound volume Note If the monitor s built in speakers are turned off then the volume controls will not affect volume generated by the built in speaker 5 4 MUTE Using Re...

Page 21: ...1V 001 ABC TIMER OFF TV 5 5 DISPLAY INFORMATION Via Remote Control Press the RECALL button to display the channel information and setting status Press again to exit Note The displayed information can differ depending on the selected source ...

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Page 23: ...el or remote control The Image menu is displayed 2 Press the CH key to enter the selected menu group 3 Press the CH or CH key to select the option to be adjusted Depending on the input source the following menu s appear Brightness Contrast Sharpness Color Tint Image preset Brightness Contrast Phase Frequency Sharpness RGB PC mode 4 Press the VOL or VOL key toe select the optimal setting 5 Press th...

Page 24: ...arious sound adjustments can be set using the Sound Adjustment OSD menu 1 Press the MENU button on the monitor panel or remote control 2 Press the VOL or VOL key to select Audio 3 Press the CH key to enter the selected menu group 4 Press the CH or CH key to select the desired option Treble Bass Balance 5 Press the VOL or VOL key to adjust the settings Note You can reset the sound settings to the f...

Page 25: ...ter the selected menu group The color temp is selected 3 Press the VOL or VOL button to select required option WARM NORMAL COOL 6 5 POWER SAVE MODE This monitor is equipped with a Power Save mode under RGB VGA or DVI input modes When there are no signals detected by the monitor for a certain time the monitor will automatically go into sleep mode until signal is restored You can select a time perio...

Page 26: ...NG THE MENU TRANSPARENCY You can give the transparency OSD background 1 Press the MENU button 2 Press the VOL or VOL key to select Setup 3 Press the CH key to enter the selected menu group 4 Press the CH or CH key to select OSD Settings 5 Press the VOL key to enter the selected menu group The Transparency is selected 6 Press the VOL or VOL key until you reach the optimal setting Image S etup Audio...

Page 27: ...set to the RGB mode by pressing the INPUT button 1 Press the MENU button 2 Press the VOL or VOL key to select Screen 3 Press the CH key to enter the selected menu group Adjusting the PC screen automatically 1 Press the CH or CH key to select Auto 2 Press the VOL or VOL key The screen quality and position are automatically adjusted Note You can adjust the PC screen automatically by simply pressing ...

Page 28: ...ss the SPLIT button repeatedly to select required mode The available modes are displayed in the following order NORMAL PIP PBP Selecting a location of the sub picture Press the LOCATE button Press the VOL VOL CH or CH button to select required location It is available in PIP mode only Selecting a size of the sub picture Press the SIZE button Press the VOL or VOL button to select required size It i...

Page 29: ...ub input source is differently defined for the default value video1 or video2 depending on your PDP model Swapping the audio of the main or sub picture Press the A SWAP Audio SWAP button repeatedly You can hear the audio of the main or sub picture alternately It is available in PIP and PBP mode only Selecting the main picture or the sub picture Press the S SELECT button repeatedly You can select t...

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Page 31: ...AL Standard SDTV Resolution HDTV Resolution Normally DVB Mode Normally ATSC Mode Not supported The PC text quality is optimumin in XGA mode 1024 x 768 60Hz When this PDP is used as a PC display 24 bit color is supported over 16 million colors Your PC display screen mightapear different depending on the manufacture and your particular version of Windows Chec your PC instruction book for information...

Page 32: ...egular in RGB mode check PC power saving mode or cable connections The display settings table complies to the IBM VESA standards and based on the analog input The DVI support mode is regarded as same to the PC support mode The best timing for the vertical frequency to each mode is 60Hz ...

Page 33: ... x 1 080 V mm 0 900 H x 0 676 V mm 0 810 H x 0 810 V mm 1 billion Option 1500 cd m2 1000 cd m2 1000 cd m2 10 000 1 5000 1 8000 1 9500 K Over 160 degrees 8 TECHNICALS SPECIFICATIONS Display Item 42 SD 42 HD 50 HD Screen Size Active Area Aspect ratio Number of pixels Pixel pitch Displayable Colors Brightness Contrast Ratio Color Temperature Viewing Angle ...

Page 34: ...5V rms Normal 2 Channel L R Y 1V p p 75 C 0 286V p p 75 N TSC Y 1V p p 75 C 0 300V p p 75 PAL SECAM Video 1V p p 75 NTSC PAL SECAM Audio 0 5V rms Normal 2 Channel L R Video 1V p p 75 Y 1V p p 75 C 0 3 V p p 75 RGB 0 7V p p 75 Audio 0 5V rms Normal 2 Channel L R In Out Terminals Item Speaker Output RS 232C DVI input RGB Input Component Input Monitor Output S Video Input Video Output Scart of Video ...

Page 35: ...10 W R MS 8 Ohm 87 dB W M 45 Hz 20 KH z 2 Way 6 Speaker System 10 W R MS 8 Ohm 88 dB W M 140 Hz 10 KHz 42 SD 42 HD 50 HD 42 SD 42 HD 50 HD Specifications Specifications General Item Power Supply Power Consumption Dimension With Stand W mm x H mm x D mm Weight Without Stand Environment Condition Temperature Item Humidity Pressure Operational Storage Operational Storage Operational Storage External ...

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Page 37: ...cleaning cloth or a soft line free cloth If the surface is particular dirty soak a soft line free cloth in a mild detergent solution Wring the cloth to remove excess liquid Wipe the surface of the display to remove dirt Then use a dry cloth of the same type to dry Do not scratch or hit the surface of the panel with fingers or hard objects of any kind Do not use volatile substances such as insert s...

Page 38: ...rrectly set 2 If under AV1 AV2 or Component with 480i input the 4 3 WIDE mode is switched on 1 Use H Size and V Size to adjust the size of the video 2 Use the WIDE key to scroll through various full screen modes Can hear sound but no picture Can see picture but no sound is heard Some picture elements do not light up After Images can still be seen on the monitor after the monitor is powered off Exa...

Page 39: ... it to operate in any country other than the country for which it was designed manufactured approved and or authorized or repair of products damaged by these modifications incidental or consequential damages resulting from the product some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages so the above exclusion may not apply to you This includes but is not limited to prereco...

Page 40: ...5 Before Requesting Service Please check your owner s manual before requesting service Adjustments of the controls discussed there may save you a service call TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE IN U S A PUERTO RICO OR U S VIRGIN ISLANDS Contact the Philips Customer Care Center phone number listed below for product assistance and procedures for servicing Philips Customer Care Center 877 835 1838 or 919 573 78...

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