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REMOTE CODE SET UP

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT SETTING BUTTONS

1

EDIT/LEARN button
EDIT:

When the EDIT/LEARN button is pressed at the
same time as number button 1, the mode will
change to preset code edit mode. (See page
72.)

LEARN:

When the EDIT/LEARN button is pressed at the
same time as number button 2, the unit’ s
capability to learn and store command codes
from other remote control units will be activated.
(See page 74.)

2

Mode switch
Use to switch the remote control unit modes.

3

Light button
When this button is pressed, all the buttons on the remote
control unit will light. The lighting will turn off if no
operations are performed within five seconds.
This button is used for performing operations in dark places.

RECEIVER CONTROL BUTTONS

When a Pioneer receiver is connected to the Monitor, the
receiver can be operated using buttons 

4

 to 

6

.

When another company’ s receiver is connected to the Monitor,
have the signals for 

4

 to 

6

 learned (see page 74).

4

 RECEIVER POWER button (STANDBY/ON)

Turns receiver power on and off.

5

RECEIVER INPUT button
Selects the input source connected to the receiver.

6

RECEIVER VOL (volume) +, – buttons
Adjusts receiver volume level.
Press the plus button (+) to increase the volume and the
minus button (– ) to decrease it.

7

(RECEIVER) MUTING button
Allows the receiver’ s mute signal to be learned.
This button is used when the mode switch has been set to
something other than TV.

1

2

INPUT

VOL

VOL

3

4

6

5

7

9

8

0

INPUT

1

2

3

4

TV

CH

ENTER

5

∞

2

3

SET/

ENTER

MENU

SUB CH

SELECT

FREEZE

SPLIT

SOURCE

INFO

SCREEN

RECEIVER

4

¢

MENU

MODE

DISPLAY

GUIDE

8

CH

RETURN

POWER

SEARCH

VCR REC

CH

TV

VOL

ANT

FAVORITE CH

1

7

3

¡

EDIT/

LEARN

DTV/SAT

DTV/DVD TOP

DTV/(SAT)

TV/SAT/DVD

HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR

Î

MUTING

TV

CBL

/SAT

/DTV

DVD

/LD

VCR

Transmitting LED

1

4

5

3

2

6

7

USING THE TV REMOTE
CONTROL UNIT TO CONTROL
OTHER DEVICES

Summary of Contents for ELITE PRO-520HD

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR PRO 720HD PRO 620HD PRO 520HD ...

Page 2: ...h image type and preference the level of effect can be changed in terms of three stages Tinted Protective Screen The accompanying protective screen is tinted not only to protect the screen but to present more natural high contrast images by renewing the color Pioneer s PureCinema Format Converter An advanced and exclusive I P Interlace Progressive format converterdevelopedbyPioneer called PureCine...

Page 3: ...creen functions The SPLIT screen and SEARCH screen functions provided in this monitor are intended for private viewing only Use of the above video processing functions for profitmaking purposeorforpublicviewing clubs hotels etc withoutprior authorization from the transmitter and or owner of the video program s maybeaninfringementofexistingcopyrightlaws NOTICE ON ADVERSE EFFECTS ON THE TV TUBE When...

Page 4: ...may result in electrical or fire hazard 5 Do not attempt to service this Monitor yourself as opening or removingcoversmayexposeyou to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified personnel 6 Neverpushtheobjectsofanykind into this Monitor through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerousvoltagepointsorshort out parts that could result in a fire orelectricshock Neverspillliqui...

Page 5: ...n the cabinet for ventilationpurposestoensurethe reliable operation of the Monitor andtoprotectitfromoverheating These openings must not be blocked or covered Nevercovertheslotsoropenings with cloth or other material Never block the bottom ventilationslotsoftheMonitorby placing it on a bed sofa rug etc Never place the Monitor near or over a radiator or heat register NeverplacetheMonitorinabuilt in...

Page 6: ...tion 21 If your Monitor is to remain unused for a period of time for instance when you go on a holiday turntheMonitor off and unplug it from the wall outlet 24 It is normal for some Monitor to make occasional snapping or popping sounds particularly whenbeingturnedonoroff Ifthe snapping or popping is continuous or frequent unplug the Monitor and consult your dealer or service technician IF THE HDTV...

Page 7: ... CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT 30 BASIC FUNCTIONS PROGRAM BLOCK V CHIP FUNCTION 32 CHANGING PASSWORD 39 CHANGING SCREEN SIZE 41 MULTI SCREEN FUNCTION 43 CLOSED CAPTION DECODE FUNCTION 45 CHANGING CHANNEL SET UP 46 PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS 51 SOUND ADJUSTMENTS 59 RLS FUNCTION 63 MULTI POINT CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT 64 VARIOUS FUNCTIONS CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER 1 66 CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER 2 69 CONNECTING THE SY...

Page 8: ... ENTER 4 Select AUTO CHANNEL PRESET 1 Select TV 2 3 5 SET ENTER CHANN E L S E AU T O CHANN CHANN E L F A VOR I E C T E T L AD P D R E D S E E L T HA U NN E L P E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER NOTE The CHANNEL SET UP cannot be selected unless the function is set up for TV 2 3 SET ENTER 5 AU T O CHANN AN T E NNA A B T V C A B L E E L M P O R D E E S E T C A T V S T D AU T O PR E S E T S T AR T...

Page 9: ...flective materials carpet rugs wallpaper etc OPERATING PRECAUTIONS Optimum viewing distance 10 to 23 feet is the range recommended for viewing comfort Adjust room illumination Excessively bright or dim lighting may strain your eyes Draw the curtains if necessary to shut out direct sunlight CARE OF YOUR PROJECTION MONITOR DO NOT Donotusestrongcleansers solvents polishes orchemically treated cloths ...

Page 10: ...ttach upper and lower panel frames as indicated then follow step 5 on HOW TO ATTACH THE PROTECTIVE SCREEN HOW TO ATTACH THE PROVIDED PROTECTIVE SCREEN WE RECOMMEND ATTACHING THE PROTECTIVE SCREEN BEFORE USING THE MONITOR CAUTION BEFORE ATTACHING THE PROTECTIVE SCREEN Do not handle the screen by yourself Have someone assist you when attaching or carrying the screen to prevent any accidents Usealarg...

Page 11: ...me and remove the upper panel frame 3 Remove the protective screen from the lower panel frame andremovethelowerpanelframe Reattachpanelframes andframecoversasindicatedinHOWTOATTACHUPPER AND LOWER TRIM ONLY NOTES FOR CARE AND CLEANING OF SCREEN Donothitorthrowanythingontotheprotectivescreen asa damaged protective screen may cause injury If the protective screen surface is dirty wipe it with a cloth...

Page 12: ... you watch the TV perform the following procedure Connectthepowercordtothe AC wall socket Turn on the MAIN POWER button When the MAIN POWER is on the red STANDBY indicator lights up In this state the POWER STANDBY ON button or the TV Power button of theremotecontrolunitcanbeusedtoturnonand off the Monitor ConnectthecablesoftheVHFantenna andUHFantennatotheANTENNAA terminal See pages 14 and 15 Red i...

Page 13: ...nds remain in memory for about 15 minutes If you remove the batteries and press any button the memory is erased in a few seconds Remote control operation range Two DURACELL AA MN1500 1 5V ALKALINE dry cell batteries 23 feet 7m 30 CAUTION Incorrectuseofbatteriesmayleadtoleakageorrupture Always be sure to follow these instructions A Never mix new and used batteries B Batteries of the same size may h...

Page 14: ...or have a central antenna for your building you will not need an external antenna Connecting VHF UHF antenna Connect the TV signal source to your Monitor properly Use a 75 ohm coaxial cable with an F type connector and connect the cable as shown in the illustration Connecting VHF UHF antenna with VCR ANTENNA CABLE A B UHF antenna UHF VHF VHF antenna U V mixer Antenna or Cable TV VCR VCR ANTENNA Sp...

Page 15: ...nverter with VCR Connecting VHF UHF antenna and CATV converter CONNECTING THE ANTENNA ANTENNA CABLE A B VCR VCR ANTENNA OUT IN Splitter CATV converter Cable TV ANTENNA CABLE A B UHF antenna UHF VHF VHF antenna U V mixer CATV converter Cable TV ...

Page 16: ...he AC outlet If both the VIDEO terminal pin jack type and S VIDEO terminal are connected the signals from the S VIDEO terminal will have priority OnlytheINPUT1andINPUT2jackscaninputthecomponent video signal When the component signal and other signals are input to the INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 jacks the component signal will be given priority B ÙÛ B ÙÛ VCR VCR VCR SAT tuner or Digital tuner VCR DVD LD pla...

Page 17: ... Do not connect to INPUT 1 BNC and INPUT 1 RCA simultaneously Picture will be scrambled COMPONENT VIDEO Y PB CB PR CR INPUT 1 VIDEO INPUTS OUTPUT VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO R L VCR OUTPUT VIDEO S VIDEO AUDIO R L V R L V R L V V R L R L V R L V L R CONNECTING VIDEO AUDIO EQUIPMENT DVD LD player VCR SAT tuner Rear panel The video output can be connected to BNC or to RCA types SIGNAL Component video output ...

Page 18: ...output signal will be a composite of Y and C COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT jack Inputsthreesignals Y PB CB andPR CR outputfromDVD players and the like 480 i 15 734 kHz 60 Hz DVD player etc 480 p 31 468 kHz 60 Hz 1080 i 33 75 kHz 60 Hz Digital tuner etc 480 p 31 468 kHz 60 Hz Horizontal Vertical Format frequency frequency RGB INPUT jack Inputs five signals R G B H and V output from digital tuners and the l...

Page 19: ...B CB PR CR R L AUDIO R L R L RGB OUTPUT ANTENNA CABLE A B COMPONENT VIDEO Y PB CB PR CR INPUT 1 VIDEO INPUTS Do not connect to INPUT 1 BNC and INPUT 1 RCA simultaneously Picture will be scrambled Rear panel SIGNAL SIGNAL Digital tuner NOTE Setting the INPUT 3 SELECT switch to RGB will cause all S Video and composite images input from the INPUT 3 jack to be suppressed Similarly setting the INPUT 3 ...

Page 20: ...onitorusing the 4 STANDBY ON button on the monitor or TV power on the remote control 4 POWER STANDBY ON button Switches the monitor between on and standby note that the monitorconsumesasmallamountofpower 0 3W instandby mode 5 INPUT SELECT button Press to select your program source Each press of the INPUT SELECT button changes the selection to the next source While the menu is displayed it performs...

Page 21: ...the remote control unit while recording Signals from the MONITOR OUTPUT jacks may be temporarily interrupted when a button is pressed ATTENTION The Projection Monitor Receiver will not function properly in the following cases An electrical discharge in the CRT Lightning storms High static electricity environment Poor voltage regulation in the power source If the Projection Monitor does not operate...

Page 22: ...lower channel Only the preset channels can be tuned in using these buttons 7 MUTING button Presstotemporarilyturnoffthesound Pressagaintoreturn to the previous volume level 8 Select Adjust Set buttons SET ENTER 2 3 5 2 3 5 Press to select or adjust items on the menu screen SET ENTER Press to activate the selected function 9 FAVORITE CH buttons Thesebuttonscallupthechannelsthathavebeenassigned to t...

Page 23: ...odisplaytheinputsource channel settingandother screen indicators for a few seconds CH ENTER button Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons CH RETURN channel return button Press to switch between the current channel and the channel you were watching immediately before VOL volume buttons Press plus button to increase the volume press minus button to decrease it Volume leve...

Page 24: ...tance is 10 to 23 feet Remote control unit 1 Turn on the POWER The green ON indicator lights up 3 Select antenna A or B Check the input signals at the ANTENNA A and B terminals Control panel of the monitor Remote control unit TV ANT Remote control unit Control panel of the monitor 140 45 STANDBY ON STANDBY ON POWER Green indicator 2 Set the mode switch to TV and then press the TV button Remote con...

Page 25: ...NNEL ASSIGNMENT TABLE Inthecabletuningmode channelscanonlybeassigned to numbers 01 to 125 The specific channel number assignments and the corresponding alphabet designation are shown at the bottom left of the channel table For example Channel number 14 corresponds to midband cable channel A NOTE Cable CATV services can vary according to area The channel number assignments shown in the channel tabl...

Page 26: ...CTION MONITOR Î VCR REC FAVORITE CH 1 7 3 2 3 MENU SET ENTER 5 TV SAT DVD 2 3 5 SET ENTER SET ENTER MENU TV SAT DVD USE END MENU PICTURE SOUND SCREEN SET UP CC PICTURE MOD E US E R N E S S T H E A T E CON T RA S T 0 5 2 3 0 1 1 B L A C K L V L CO L OR T I N T SHARP O T H E R E X I T USE END MENU R PICTURE adjustment menu See page 51 PICTURE L S VM O F F 3 D Y C E V E L 3 3 D NR L E V E L 3 CO L OR...

Page 27: ...ND MENU PICTURE SOUND SCREEN SET UP CC SCREEN setting menu See page 42 SET ENTER I C N EMA W I D E V POS I T I ON 1 0 E X I T USE END MENU SCREEN Closed Caption menu See page 45 C C O MOD E C C F F 2 E X I T USE END MENU CC 2 3 5 SET ENTER PICTURE SOUND SCREEN SET UP CC USE END MENU SET ENTER SET UP menu See pages 28 30 34 39 46 63 and 66 CHANN E L S E T UP E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CONV E RG E ...

Page 28: ...CHANNELSETUP inthesameway 2 3 5 SET ENTER CHANN E L S E T UP E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CONV E RG E NC R L S O F F S Y S T EM I N E OU T PROGRAM B L OC K CHANG E P A S SWORD SET ENTER 4 Select AUTO CHANNEL PRESET 1 Select TV 2 3 5 SET ENTER CHANN E L S E AU T O CHANN CHANN E L F A VOR I E C T E T L AD P D R E D S E E L T HA U NN E L P E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER NOTE The CHANNEL SET UP ...

Page 29: ...ervice station for the mode of your local CATV system 2 3 5 SET ENTER AU T O CHANN AN T E NNA A T V C A B L E E L M P O R D E E S E T C A T V S T D AU T O PR E S E T S T AR T E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER 2 3 5 SET ENTER AU T O CHANN T V C A B L E E L M P O R D E E S E T A I R C A T V S T D C A T V HRC C A T V I RC E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER 7 Select AUTO PRESET START 2 3 5 SET ...

Page 30: ... white If the cross pattern shows other colors or when one side of the white line is red or blue Thecolorisconverged PressSET button twice proceed onto page 64 and perform MULTI POINT convergence This indicates that the color is misconverged Proceed to step 4 and perform the adjustment C J D A ONV E RG E NC E USE X I E T MENU C J D A ONV E RG E NC E USE X I E T MENU CONVERGENCEADJUSTMENT 1 Converg...

Page 31: ...2 3 Move the horizontal line C J D A ONV E RG E NC E USE X I E T MENU 2 3 SET ENTER 5 2 3 5 SET ENTER C J D A ONV E RG E NC E USE X I E T MENU C J D A ONV E RG E NC E USE X I E T MENU C J D A ONV E RG E NC E USE X I E T MENU 5 2 3 SET ENTER CONV E RG E NC AD J C E N NA T URA L W I D E E AD J MU T I PO I T E R L N T PO I N T E X I T USE END MENU SET UP When ADJ CENTER POINT is selected center conve...

Page 32: ...ollowing D Some suggestive dialogue L Infrequent coarse language V Moderate violence S Some sexual situations TV 14 Parents Strongly Cautioned This program contains some material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age This program contains one or more of the following D Intensely suggestive dialogue L Strong coarse language S Intense sexual situations V Intense ...

Page 33: ...me content inappropriate for unsupervised viewing by children aged 8 13 14 Programming contains themes or content which may not be suitable for viewers under the age of 14 Parents are strongly cautioned to exercise discretion in permitting viewing by pre teens and early teens 18 Adult May contain violence integral to the development of the plot character or theme intended for adult audiences CANAD...

Page 34: ...ndselect SETUP byusing the5or buttonandthenpressingSET ENTER Refer to page 26 2 Select PROGRAM BLOCK in the same way 2 3 5 SET ENTER E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CHANN E L S E T UP CONV E RG E NC R L S O F F S Y S T EM I N E OU T PROGRAM B L OC K CHANG E P A S SWORD SET ENTER Enter a password Press numeric buttons 0 through 9 to enter a four digit password Ifthepasswordhasnotbeenchangedasdescribedi...

Page 35: ...USE END MENU SET UP MPA AR T V P US A A RA T I NG RA T I NG E N T A L GU I D E L S Y S T EM I N E S SET ENTER NOTE Blocking programming with a low rating will cause all programming with a higher rating also to be blocked The NR not rated MPAA RATING may be set to View or Block without regard to other ratings E X I T USE END MENU SET UP G PG 3 PG R 1 W V I E W V I E W V I E W V I E W V I E W V I E ...

Page 36: ...B V V V B V V V V V V D V V V V V F L S T V T V 1 4 PG T V MA P AR E N T A L D E L I N E S GU I B V V 10 If you selected CANADIAN RATING SYSTEM in step 6 select ENGLISH or FRENCH SET ENTER E X I T USE END MENU SET UP C AN AD I AN C AN AD I AN RA T I NG L ANGUA S Y S T EM RA T I NG E N L G I SH G E C AN AD I AN L ANGUA RA T I NG F R N E CH G E SET ENTER E X I T USE END MENU SET UP C C 8 G G P W V I...

Page 37: ...I T USE END MENU SET UP G 8 W V I E W V I E W V I E W V I E 1 8 1 3 1 6 C ANA I D AN E NCHH F R EW B V I K L OC 5 2 3 SET ENTER 2 3 SET ENTER 5 EDIT SOURCE INFO SUB CH INPUT RECEIVER 4 MENU VOL INPUT VOL MODE SELECT SPLIT 1 2 3 4 GUIDE 8 LEARN POWER TV TV CBL SAT DTV DVD LD VCR SEARCH DISPLAY FREEZE DTV SAT DTV DVD TOP SCREEN DTV SAT HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR Î TV POWER ANT 1 3 2 4 6 5 7 9 8 0 CH EN...

Page 38: ...OVING BLOCKING IN MULTI SCREEN MODE Just as in normal single screen mode programs are blocked in SEARCH screen mode see pages 43 and 44 but blocking can be removed only from the Main picture To remove blocking from Search picture screen switch to theMainpictureforthatchannelandthenremoveblocking WhenviewinginFREEZEscreen seepage43 mode only programming on the Moving screen to the left will be bloc...

Page 39: ...elect SETUP byusing the5or buttonandthenpressingSET ENTER Refer to page 26 2 Select CHANGEPASSWORD inthesame way 2 3 5 SET ENTER E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CHANN E L S E T UP CONV E RG E NC R L S O F F S Y S T EM I N E OU T PROGRAM B L OC K CHANG E P A S SWORD SET ENTER Enter current password Press numeric buttons 0 through 9 to enter a four digit password If no password has been previously set e...

Page 40: ...A S SWORD 1 4 7 5 8 6 9 2 3 0 5 After setting press MENU to turn the menu off MENU TV SAT DVD EDIT SOURCE INFO SUB CH INPUT RECEIVER 4 MENU VOL INPUT VOL MODE SELECT SPLIT 1 2 3 4 GUIDE 8 LEARN POWER TV TV CBL SAT DTV DVD LD VCR SEARCH DISPLAY FREEZE DTV SAT DTV DVD TOP SCREEN DTV SAT HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR Î TV POWER ANT 4 CH CH VOL MUTING RETURN VCR REC FAVORITE CH 1 7 3 MENU TV SAT DVD CH ENTE...

Page 41: ...ome parts of the images may be cut off or distorted NOTES When 1080i component signals or RGB signals are input SCREEN MODE will be limited to FULL Continuous operation for extended periods in 4 3 NORMAL mode may burn out the screen We thus recommend that this mode be used only in conjunction with another SCREEN mode Press the SCREEN MODE button NATURAL WIDE CINEMA WIDE 4 3 NORMAL FULL ZOOM NATURA...

Page 42: ...justing press MENU to turn the menu off CHANGING SCREEN SIZE TO ADJUST THE SCREEN POSITION WhenthescreensizeisCINEMAWIDEorZOOM youcanadjustthescreen position by pushing the 5 or button 1 PressMENUandselect SCREEN byusing the5or buttonandthenpressingSET ENTER Refer to page 26 2 Select V POSITION in the same way 2 3 5 SET ENTER I C N EMA W I D E V POS I T I ON 1 0 E X I T USE END MENU SCREEN SET ENT...

Page 43: ... the screen display to normal and displays the menu on screen These functions cannot be used when INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 is receiving a 1080i or 480p component signal or the signals might not be received or noise might be generated When a TV broadcast is being received the screen on the right will not show the antenna B signal RGB signals input from INPUT3 cannot be displayed Continuous operation for ...

Page 44: ...n or 3 SEARCH screen modes the screen may be disrupted SEARCHING FOR A PROGRAM ON A DIFFERENT CHANNEL SEARCH screen Thescreenontherightsidecanbemadeintonineorthreedifferentscreens making it possible to search for programs or enjoy multiple images Press the SEARCH button Normal screen 3 SEARCH screen 9 SEARCH screen 1 9 SEARCH screen On the search picture the antenna A preset channel see page 28 wi...

Page 45: ...USE END MENU CC SET ENTER Set CC to ON 4 Select MODE 2 3 5 SET ENTER SET ENTER NOTES When a video cassette or Video Disc carrying the CC mark etc is played the closed caption signal may not be output depending on your VCR or Video disc player During TV broadcast reception closed caption signal may not be decoded properly if the receiving broadcast signal is weak Closed caption signal may not be de...

Page 46: ...reception The deletedchannelscanbeskippedwhenselectingchannels with the and CH channel buttons PerformthefollowingaftercompletingAUTOCHANNELPRESET See page 28 1 PressMENUandselect SETUP byusing the5or buttonandthenpressingSET ENTER Refer to page 26 2 Select CHANNELSETUP inthesameway 2 3 5 SET ENTER CHANN E L S E T UP E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CONV E RG E NC R L S O F F S Y S T EM I N E OU T PROG...

Page 47: ... 5 SET ENTER AN T E NA A CHANN E L S E T T I N D G ADD D E L CHAN N N E L 1 2 5 D L A B E L B A CD A E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER AN T E NA A CHANN E L S E T T I N D G ADD D E L CHAN N N E L 1 2 5 D L A B E L B A CD A E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER 6 Select SETTING then select ADD addition or DEL deletion 2 3 5 SET ENTER AN T E NA A CHANN E L S E T T I N D G ADD D E L CHAN N N E L ...

Page 48: ...of4characterscanbeinputfor the added channel 2 3 5 SET ENTER AN T E NA A CHANN E L S E T T I N D G ADD D E L CHAN N N E L 1 2 5 D L A B E L B A CD A E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER AN T E NA A CHANN E L S E T T I N D G ADD D E A H O V 3 0 B I P W 4 C J Q X 5 D K R Y 6 _ E L S Z 7 F M T 1 8 G N U 2 9 L CHAN N N E L 1 2 5 D L A B E L B A CD A E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER 8 Repeat step...

Page 49: ...ed to each button making it possible to set a total of 16 channels 2 Select CHANNELSETUP inthesameway 2 3 5 SET ENTER CHANN E L S E T UP E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CONV E RG E NC R L S O F F S Y S T EM I N E OU T PROGRAM B L OC K CHANG E P A S SWORD SET ENTER 3 Select FAVORITE CHANNEL 2 3 5 SET ENTER CHANN E L S E AU T O CHANN CHANN E L F A VOR I E C T E T L AD P D R E D S E E L T HA U NN E L P E...

Page 50: ...END MENU SET UP SET ENTER 7 Select the channel Y E L L OW AN T CH 1 F A VOR I E C T HANN E L 2 3 4 B B A A 1 1 5 2 4 6 3 5 E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER 2 3 SET ENTER 5 2 3 SET ENTER 5 8 Tosetanothernumber repeatsteps5to 7 Tosetabuttonofadifferentcolor repeat steps 4 to 7 To return to step 4 press either the 5 or the button to select EXIT and then press the SET ENTER button 9 After setting...

Page 51: ...SET ENTER STD Sets standard picture quality REF THEATER This mode reproduces film material just like a real film image By cutting video enhancement circuits the picture becomes more natural and looks filmlike GAME Lowers the relative contrast of TV game and personal computer images to minimize discomfort to the eyes This will minimize bad effects such as discolored spots or stains on the CRT of th...

Page 52: ...PUT TV 1 2 3 4 If VCR or DVD LD has been selected start playback for the relevant device 2 Press MENU and select PICTURE 2 3 5 SET ENTER USE END MENU PICTURE SOUND SCREEN SET UP CC SET ENTER 3 Adjust the desired picture quality Refer to steps 2 and 3 on page 53 Ifanymode STD REFTHEATER orGAME isadjusted setting for USER mode The last mode that was adjusted will become the USER sub mode indicated i...

Page 53: ...B input When RLS is LVL1 or LVL 2 CONTRAST BLACK LVL and COLOR cannot be adjusted See page 63 When picture quality has been adjusted the user mode data will be overwritten with the new settings After adjusting press MENU to turn the menu off PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS TO ADJUST THE PICTURE QUALITY Adjustthepicturequalitywhenyouwantimprovethequalityofthepicture youarewatching YoucanadjusttheCONTRAST BLACK...

Page 54: ...nificant degradation Flesh tone reduces color noise improves color uniformity and corrects unnatural flesh tones to give your natural images 5 PURECINEMA This function automatically detects movie film recorded at 24 frames per second and converts it into a high quality 30 frames per second delivering the picture at the same rate as it was recorded 6 BLACK ENHANCE Changing the black part of the vid...

Page 55: ...a source that has been connected to the S VIDEO input terminal 2 3 5 SET ENTER PICTURE L S VM 3 D Y C E V E L 3 3 D NR L E V E L 3 CO L OR T EMP S T D F L E SH T ON E B L K E NHANC E PUR E C I N EMA HQ E X I T USE END MENU F O F F O F F O F SET ENTER Select 3D NR LEVEL 2 3 SET ENTER 5 3 D NR L E V 3 L E USE END MENU SET ENTER 1 2 3 4 5 Low noise reduction High noise reduction Select the desired le...

Page 56: ...ONE to ON EDIT SOURCE INFO SUB CH INPUT RECEIVER 4 MENU VOL INPUT VOL MODE SELECT SPLIT 1 2 3 4 GUIDE 8 LEARN POWER TV TV CBL SAT DTV DVD LD VCR SEARCH DISPLAY FREEZE DTV SAT DTV DVD TOP SCREEN DTV SAT HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR Î TV POWER ANT 1 3 2 4 6 5 7 9 8 0 CH ENTER 4 CH CH VOL MUTING RETURN VCR REC FAVORITE CH 1 7 3 SET ENTER 5 FAVORITE CH 2 3 MENU TV SAT DVD 3 To adjust COLOR TEMP This functi...

Page 57: ...E NHANC E PUR E C I N EMA O F E X I T USE END MENU F O F HQ F O F SET ENTER NOTE on PURECINEMA adjustment Normally this function should be set to HQ High Quality however occasionally this setting may cause slight syncopation problems with the audio track If you are bothered by this select STD Standard or OFF If OFF is selected normal progressive signal processing is performed Select the desired PU...

Page 58: ...tour definition can be selected as desired NOTE This function cannot be used when SCREEN MODE is 4 3 NORMAL or PICTURE MODE is GAME Select SVM 2 3 5 SET ENTER PICTURE L S VM O F F 3 D Y C E V E L 3 3 D NR L E V E L 3 CO L OR T EMP S T D F L E SH T ON E B L K E NHANC E PUR E C I N EMA HQ E X I T USE END MENU O F F O F F SET ENTER Select the desired SVM mode 2 3 SET ENTER 5 S V M I H GH USE END MENU...

Page 59: ...Uandselect SOUND byusing the5or buttonandthenpressingSET ENTER Refer to page 26 2 Select MTS in the same way 2 3 5 SET ENTER MT S MA I N B A S S 0 5 2 R 1 T R E B L E B A L ANC E SURROUND E X I T USE END MENU SOUND O F F SUP E R A S B S O F F SET ENTER 3 Select the desired audio mode 2 3 SET ENTER 5 MT S MA I N S A P MONO B A S S 0 5 2 R 1 T R E B L E B A L ANC E E X I T USE END MENU SOUND SURROUN...

Page 60: ... select SOUND Refer to page 26 2 Select the adjustment item 2 3 5 SET ENTER MT S MA I N B A S S 0 5 2 R 1 T R E B L E B A L ANC E E X I T USE END MENU SOUND SURROUND O F F SUP E R A S B S O F F SET ENTER 3 2 3 SET ENTER 5 MT S MA I N B A S S 0 5 2 R 1 T R E B L E B A L ANC E E X I T END MENU SOUND USE SURROUND O F F SUP E R A S B S O F F SET ENTER 4 Adjust by pressing 2 or 3 Adjustable range BASS ...

Page 61: ...ODE This function creates the sound with a sense of presence Inaconcerthallorinatheater youhearamixtureofsoundcomingdirectly to you direct sound and sound that reaches you with a slight delay after being reflected from the walls indirect sound Surround mode applies this principal to create a sense of presence by mixing slightly delayed sound signals with direct sound signals 1 Press MENU and selec...

Page 62: ...DVD SET ENTER 5 FAVORITE CH 2 3 TO ADJUST SUPER BASS Use this function to enjoy powerful bass sounds 1 Press MENU and select SOUND Refer to page 26 2 3 5 SET ENTER MT S MA I N B A S S 0 5 2 R 1 T R E B L E B A L ANC E E X I T USE END MENU SOUND SURROUND O F F SUP E R A S B S O F F SET ENTER 3 2 3 SET ENTER 5 SET ENTER 4 Set SUPER BASS to ON After adjusting press MENU to turn the menu off MENU TV S...

Page 63: ...o a greater or lesser extent to the light in the room 2 Select RLS in the same way 2 3 5 SET ENTER E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CHANN E L S E T UP CONV E RG E NC R L S O F F S Y S T EM I N E OU T PROGRAM B L OC K CHANG E P A S SWORD SET ENTER 3 Select the desired RLS mode O F F E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CHANN E L S E T UP CONV E RG E NC R L S S Y S T EM I N E OU T PROGRAM B L OC K L V L 1 L V L 2...

Page 64: ... X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER 4 Select the adjust point E T S S E L E T C A T PO I N T USE END MENU SET ENTER 5 2 3 SET ENTER 5 Adjust the red line E T S B L U E PO I N T D J A MU L T I PO I N T USE END MENU SET ENTER 5 2 3 SET ENTER NOTES The number of adjustment points varies according to the screen mode The cursor is partially invisible around the edge of the screen according to the scre...

Page 65: ...3 2 4 6 5 7 9 8 0 CH ENTER 4 CH CH VOL MUTING RETURN VCR REC FAVORITE CH 1 7 3 MENU TV SAT DVD SET ENTER 5 FAVORITE CH 2 3 The brackets which shows the adjusting point will move in order Move to the next point to be adjusted and repeat steps 4 to 6 7 After completing the convergence adjustment press MENU to turn the menu off MULTI POINT CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT 6 Adjust the blue line E T S N E X T P...

Page 66: ...ill be scrambled The audio signal output from this unit can be reproduced on the receiver when this monitor is connected to the receiver When this monitor is connected to the CENTER OUT terminal of the receiver the speaker of this monitor can be used as the center speaker Rear panel AUDIO SIGNAL AUDIO SIGNAL Receiver Speaker Speaker Before making or changing connections set the power switch to off...

Page 67: ... OUT inthesameway 2 3 5 SET ENTER CHANN E L S E S Y S T EM I N T OU U T P E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CONV E RG E NC R L S O F F E PROGRAM B L OC K CHANG E P A S SWORD SET ENTER Select the SPEAKER mode 2 3 5 SET ENTER NOTE After the speaker mode is set to CENTER IN the volume of the center speaker should be controlled from this monitor SPEAKER and AUDIO OUT settings 3 Select SPEAKER 2 3 5 SET ENTE...

Page 68: ... VCR SEARCH DISPLAY FREEZE DTV SAT DTV DVD TOP SCREEN DTV SAT HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR Î TV POWER ANT 1 3 2 4 6 5 7 9 8 0 CH ENTER 4 CH CH VOL MUTING RETURN VCR REC FAVORITE CH 1 7 3 MENU TV SAT DVD SET ENTER 5 2 3 FIXED SignalsoutputfromtheAUDIOOUTPUTterminal will not change even if the Monitor s volume is adjusted VAR variable Sound signals output will change as Monitor s volume is changed WhenSY...

Page 69: ...TIONWITHRECEIVER 2 Receiver SIGNAL Thisunitcanbeusedasthemonitorforthereceiverwhenthis unit is connected to the receiver When this unit is connected to the CENTER OUT terminal of the receiver the speaker of this unit can be used as the center speaker SIGNAL Mixer CATV converter Speaker Speaker DVD LD player VCR SAT tuner Before making or changing connections set the power switch to off and unplug ...

Page 70: ...F F E PROGRAM B L OC K CHANG E P A S SWORD SET ENTER Switch the SYSTEM MODE 3 Select SYSTEM MODE 2 3 5 SET ENTER S P E A K E R NO AUD I O OU T S Y S T EM MOD E O F S Y S T EM I N RM F I X E OU A T L F D E X I T USE END MENU SET UP SET ENTER ON TheMonitorinputisfixedtoINPUT1andtheimagesof the input source selected by the receiver will be displayed OFF Normal setting 5 After setting press MENU to tu...

Page 71: ...nect as shown To other units bearing the Î mark NOTES When the Pioneer unit with Î mark is connected to the CONTROL IN terminal of the projection monitor the remote sensor of the projection monitor does not accept signals from the remote control unit In this case point the remote control at the this unit in the chain the equipment with no CONTROL IN connection To connect the control cord use the c...

Page 72: ...step 1 and step 2 if you do not press the button for one minute no operation the EDIT mode will be canceled If the table on page 71 does not include your desired manufacturer or the remote control code does not work you can make the memory learn its code by the learning mode see page 74 The initial code is 00 PIONEER TV CBL SAT DTV DVD LD VCR LEARN EDIT 1 INPUT 1 2 3 4 TV TV CBL SAT DTV DVD LD VCR...

Page 73: ...R DTV SHARP DTV None None None None None PIONEER FISHER FISHER FISHER GOLD STAR HITACHI HITACHI 2 HITACHI 3 MAGNAVOX 2 MITSUBISHI MITSUBISHI 2 MITSUBISHI 3 MITSUBISHI 4 MITSUBISHI 5 MITSUBISHI 6 PANASONIC PANASONIC 2 PANASONIC 3 RCA RCA 2 RCA 3 SANYO SANYO 2 SANYO 3 SHARP SHARP 2 SHARP 3 SONY BETA SONY VHS SONY 8mm TOSHIBA JVC JVC 2 JVC 3 JVC 4 JVC 5 ZENITH PIONEER DVD PANASONIC DVD SAMSUNG DVD SO...

Page 74: ...L CODES To operate other manufacturers remote control codes not preset using the remote control unit have the remote control unit learn these signals Example To learn the VCR power to turn on Before operation TosetthemodeswitchtoVCRwhenavideocassetterecorderisconnected see page 16 1 At the same time press the LEARN button and number button 2 LEARN EDIT 2 INPUT 1 2 3 4 TV TV CBL SAT DTV DVD LD VCR ...

Page 75: ...ow to use the remote control unit you can adjust the distance of the remote control units 0 8 to 2 0 inch 2 to 5 cm VCR POWER If blinks once return to step2forotherbuttons Flashes four times it indicates an error has occurred This ends learn Repeat steps 2 and 3 for learning pertaining to other VCR devices If the remote control unit s LED blink four times it means that learning capacity has reache...

Page 76: ...perated using buttons 4 to 6 Whenanothercompany sreceiverisconnectedtotheMonitor have the signals for 4 to 6 learned see page 74 4 RECEIVER POWER button STANDBY ON Turns receiver power on and off 5 RECEIVER INPUT button Selects the input source connected to the receiver 6 RECEIVER VOL volume buttons Adjusts receiver volume level Press the plus button to increase the volume and the minus button to ...

Page 77: ...tune in a higher or lower channel 3 SOURCE POWER button Turns the power of the cable converter on and off 4 CH ENTER button Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons 5 CH RETURN channel return button Press to switch between the current channel and the channel you were watching immediately before Some manufacturers do not preset CH ENTER and CH RETURN Use these buttons to l...

Page 78: ...T digital satellite system tuner on and off 4 Select Set buttons SET ENTER 2 3 5 2 3 5 Press the button to select items on the SAT GUIDE screen or SAT MENU screen SET ENTER Press to activate the selected function 5 CH ENTER button Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons Use this button to learn if necessary 6 SAT MENU button When this button is pressed the satellite broa...

Page 79: ...H channel button Press plus or minus to tune in a higher or lower channel 5 SOURCE POWER button Turns the power of the DTV digital tuner on and off 6 Select Set buttons SET ENTER 2 3 5 2 3 5 Press the button to select items on the DTV MENU screen SET ENTER Press to activate the selected function 7 FAVORITE CH Colored blue green red and yellow buttons FAVORITE CH Used for making FAVORITE CH setting...

Page 80: ...er on the VCR 2 SOURCE POWER button Turns the power of the VCR on and off 3 8 PAUSE STILL button Set pauses and still pictures 4 1 REW button Rewinds the tape and allows picture search 5 7 STOP button Stop the tape transport 6 8 VCR REC record buttons Press both buttons at the same time to start recording 7 FF button Rapidly advances the tape and allows picture search 8 3 PLAY button Selects playb...

Page 81: ...operated using the remote control unit if buttons 1 to have learnt the functions see page 74 1 CHAPTER SEARCH button Pressing quickly once takes you to the start of the next chapter Each time you press it you move ahead to the start of the next chapter 2 4 CHAPTER SEARCH button Pressing quickly once takes you to the start of the chapter currently playing Each time you press it you move back to the...

Page 82: ...C USE END MENU PICTURE L S VM H I G H 3 D Y C E V E L 3 3 D NR L E V E L 3 CO L OR T EMP S T D N F L E SH T ON E ON B L K E NHANC E O PUR E C I N EMA HQ E X I T USE END MENU MT S MA I N B A S S 0 0 0 T R E B L E B A L ANC E SURROUND E X I T USE END MENU SOUND O F F SUP E R B A S S O F F A N T URA L W I D E V POS I T I ON E X I T USE END MENU SCREEN T US E D O N C C O MOD E C C F F 1 E X I T USE EN...

Page 83: ...MENU SET UP CONV E RG E NC AD J C E N NA T URA L W I D E E AD J MU T I PO I T E R L N T PO I N T E X I T USE END MENU SET UP CHANN E L S E AU T O CHANN CHANN E L F A VOR I E C T E T L AD P D R E D S E E L T HA U NN E L P E X I T USE END MENU SET UP AN T E NA A CHANN E L S E T T I N D G ADD D E L CHAN N N E L 1 2 3 D L A B E L B A CD A E X I T USE END MENU SET UP B L U E GR E E N R E D F A VOR I E ...

Page 84: ... and polarities The battery has worn out Strong lights striking the remote control sensor may cause the internal microcomputer to malfunction Adjust the picture quality The room is too bright Adjust the color convergence TV CATV MODE is set incorrectly The power will not turn on The Monitor is inoperative A TV broadcast station cannot be received No picture appears on the screen No sound The Monit...

Page 85: ... of harmful waves produced by motor equipments such as hair dryers andvacuumcleaners ignitiondevicessuchascarsandmotorbikes flashingdevices such as thermostats and electricity discharge by transmission distribution lines Mixing of electric waves from TV stations FM stations amateur wireless public wireless simple wireless etc or nearby personal computer TV VCR audio equipment Sometimes creaking so...

Page 86: ...o output 75 ohms Audio output Less than 1 kilo ohms Effective output Front both channels driven 10 W 10 W THD 1 1 kHz 8 ohms Built in speaker system 16 cm 6 5 16 in full range x 2 Tuner section Circuit type Video signal detection PLL full synchronous detection PLL digital synthesizer system Audio multiplex BTSC system Reception channels VHF CH2 CH13 UHF CH14 CH69 CATV STANDARD IRC or HRC CATV 1 12...

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Page 88: ... CA 90810 U S A TEL 1 310 746 6337 PIONEER ELECTRONICS OF CANADA INC 300 Allstate Parkway Markham Ontario L3R OP2 Canada TEL 1 905 479 4411 PIONEER EUROPE NV Haven 1087 Keetberglaan 1 B 9120 Melsele Belgium TEL 32 3 570 0511 PIONEER ELECTRONICS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 178 184 Boundary Road Braeside Victoria 3195 Australia TEL 61 39 586 6300 PIONEER ELECTRONICS DE MEXICO S A DE C V San Lorenzo 1009 3er P...

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