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Summary of Contents for PDA-4002

Page 1: ...performance of the equipment is guaranteed only when assembly and adjustment are performed as described herein The specifications and descriptions given in this technical manual are subject to change without notice For safety In this manual this symbol indicates important precautions Read these precautions carefully This manual gives precautions general information and examples for installation an...

Page 2: ...rd metal fixtures 62 4 1 Functions and features of standard metal fixtures 62 4 2 Handling standard metal fixtures 63 4 2 1 Precautions on handling metal fixtures 63 4 2 2 Precautions for vendors performing the installation 63 4 3 Stand an accessory to PDP V402 PDP V402E 64 4 3 1 Installing the stand 64 4 3 2 Outer dimensions diagram Unit mm 65 4 4 Tilting stand PDK 4001 66 4 4 1 Specifications 66...

Page 3: ...tallation and assembly 99 4 10 5 Installation and assembly 100 4 11Protective filter PDA 4002 120 4 11 1 Specifications and features Protective filter PDA 4002 120 4 11 2 Specifications 120 4 11 3 Mounting the PDP bracket PDK 4005 with PDA 4002 mounted 123 4 12 Speaker system PDP S03 LR 124 4 12 1 Before operation 124 4 12 2 Specifications 124 4 12 3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and...

Page 4: ...GA PC signals and provides the optimum solution for sharp resolution to prevent loss of information such as fine characters and lines Best display for industrial and public purposes Our plasma display PDP V402 V402E is specifically designed for use as an industrial display It has been designed to provide the following features An aspect ratio of 4 3 optimal for use as a public display A versatile ...

Page 5: ...5 Features ...

Page 6: ...ing Instructions 1 Warranty card 1 Specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice shows the PDP V402E 2 1 List of specifications Light emission panel 40 inch plasma display panel Aspect ratio 4 3 No of pixels 640 480 adaptable to VGA Pixel pitch 1 26 horizontal RGB trio 1 26 vertical mm No of gradations 256 gradations 16 770 000 color full color View angle Horizontal 160 or mor...

Page 7: ...ate Treatment Front Leather satin gray paint Back Semi matte black paint Coating colors should be according to Pioneer s original color specification Packing specifications See 3 3 2 Unpacking shows the PDP V402E Location of center of gravity Light accepting section of the remote controller Operation panel of the main body 24 24 202 5 107 14 14 8 806 4 Effective picture size 604 8 Effective pictur...

Page 8: ...t switch ON OFF This switch will output remote control commands from the RGB 2 D SUB 15 pin terminal to control external peripheral devices planned for future sales release Normally be sure to use set to OFF 8 MINI D SUB 15 pin terminal 9 G on Sync mode selection switch ON OFF If the images become greenish when an external device is connected to the RGB 2 input terminal turn ON the G on SYNC mode ...

Page 9: ...his is a pin for controlling an external add on peripheral device to be released in the near future 1 This can be turned ON OFF with the remote out switch 7 When OFF is selected it is NC not connected RS 232C terminal D sub 9 pin connec tor male Pin arrangement Pin No Signal 1 NC not connected 2 TxD Transmit Data 3 RxD Receive Data 4 NC not connected 5 GND 6 NC not connected 7 NC not connected 8 R...

Page 10: ...ent VIDEO Y C SET MENU RGB 1 RGB 2 INPUT SELECT Î STANDBY ON RGB 1 and 2 buttons These buttons set Input Functions to RGB 1 BNC terminal and RGB 2 Mini D SUB terminal respectively ADJUST button Used to adjust images MENU button Used to switch the menu screen and normal screen VIDEO button Sets Input Function to VIDEO Input Power button Turns power on or off ...

Page 11: ...of the remote control case and attach it on the back of this display or on the installation metal fixture to use as a remote control storage case Note Make sure not to block any air inlet hole with the remote control case Remote control case Remote Example of attaching a remote control case Double sided tape ...

Page 12: ...uspension bolts take care to distribute load evenly on the ceiling on the floor of the installation site 4 Securing installation space Select an installation site with adequate space for working This work requires two or more people Remember to leave adequate space for future maintenance 5 Peripheral equipment Installation sites close to air conditioner outlets or light bulbs may be unsuitable due...

Page 13: ...es when the ambient temperature rises suddenly Such moisture may adversely affect the performance of the display If condensation is observed turn off the machine for one hour before attempting to use it again Another solution is to raise the ambient temperature gradually if possible 11 Power requirements The voltage range required to ensure specified performance is 10 of the rated voltage Keep in ...

Page 14: ...pply concerning operating temperature See 3 4 Special installations 3 2 Installation conditions 3 2 1 Radiation This display comes with multiple ventilation holes for efficient radiation of heat Avoid blocking any of these holes Ventilation holes are indicated by arrows in the following drawing 539 mm Size of air inlet hole 49 8 mm 23mm 23 mm 463 mm Size of air inlet hole 377 mm Size of air inlet ...

Page 15: ...are longer than the above they may damage the inside of the machine Do not block ventilating holes or blowholes in the rear of the machine Hot air is emitted from the ventilating holes Care must be taken not to weaken or soil the wall at the back of the machine with the hot air from the holes Glass is used in this machine It must always be mounted on the straight face Make sure to finger tighten t...

Page 16: ...e care to avoid pinching power cord signal cable etc We recommend mounting at a minimum of 4 points and at 6 or 8 points as shown below if possible Avoid mounting the display with the particular 4 point scheme shown below Mounting method bad example Mounting method good example A 8 point mounting B 6 point mounting C 4 point mounting Metal fixture is mounted vertically ...

Page 17: ...is approximately 0 Holes for mounting bolts Plasma display mounting surface mounting metal fixture Enlarged drawing of the intersectional part A showing the part obliquely Thread Right angle A a d c b a c d b a d e f c b Point e is the center of the thread a b Point f is the center of the thread c d Distance between e and f L Points e and f are indicated in an en larged figure for more detailed un...

Page 18: ...will be invalidated 3 For transportation and storage never stack more than ten packages as indicated on the upper carton 4 For transportation and storage observe the conditions detailed on the upper carton 5 To protect the glass surface of the display avoid stepping on the package placing heavy items on top or sticking sharp objects into the top If the plasma display and fixture needs to be packed...

Page 19: ...ll and damage the product 4 Remove the upper pad 4 5 Open the mirror mat 8 6 Remove the product Requires two workers to remove the set 3 Movement after unpacking Moving the product after unpacking requires two workers Never drag the product on the floor The display screen front protective panel is fragile Move it slowly and take care to avoid striking it or scraping objects against it Remove the p...

Page 20: ...and the plasma display unit If a video cable is wired close to a dimmer neon tube air conditioner or other device or if it is wired in parallel to a cable television cable display performance may be affected shows the PDP V402E 3 Treatment of wires For long term or permanent installations rather than short term installations for specific events use wires of the proper length carefully considering ...

Page 21: ...21 Installation procedure ...

Page 22: ...ion Installation conditions Installation conditions Page Room temperatures VIDEO Remarks PC 9800 56 4Hz Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz 72 8Hz 75Hz Open air 2 without fan and partition Open air 2 without fan and partition Open air 2 without fan and partition Open air 2 without fan and partition Upper and lower clearances 0 left and right clearances 100 mm without fan and fan and partitio...

Page 23: ...nstallation Normal installation with lateral connection Wall hanging installation Normal installation with horizontal connections up to 3 units Installation conditions Page Room temperatures VIDEO Remarks PC 9800 56 4Hz Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz 72 8Hz 75Hz Without fan and partition Without fan and partition Upper lower left and right clearances 100 mm without fan and partition Wit...

Page 24: ...us of 300 mm of this display 2 After fixing on a structure the distortion of the unit must be within 1 mm 3 Do not block holes other than those shown blocked in the fixing figure on the next page 4 Use a structure 20 mm or less in thickness In the case of the fixing examples 1 and 4 on the next page the thickness of the structure is not limited 5 If an L shaped structure is used the thickness of t...

Page 25: ...e fans on the upper side When normally installed When vertically installed PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 40 C 0 40 C 0 40 C The same conditions apply to the working temperature requirements for a speaker system PDP S03 LR PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 40 C 0 40 C 0 40 C The same conditions apply t...

Page 26: ...w Since wall installations involve certain hazards always follow double safety procedures 4 The following table lists proper operating temperatures Use the display within the listed range of outside air temperature 5 Keep deformation of the display to 1 mm including twisting and bending Do not block this area at either the top or bottom 40mm Do not block this area at either the left or right 40mm ...

Page 27: ...han the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams Beams ...

Page 28: ...e drawing B 100mm No limitations of upper and lower clearances for the plasma display Do not block this area at either the left or right A B A 50mm 10mm PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz Clearance A to the wall VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60HZ VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz Less than 50 mm 0 30 C 0 30 C Not usable 50 mm or more 0 40 C 0 40 C 0 35 C Working temperature requirements The same conditions apply to the wo...

Page 29: ...han the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams Beams ...

Page 30: ...lied to the display to 1 mm or less 2 Do not use cable clamps for this installation method Cable clamps can interfere with proper ventilation and result in device failure 3 Installation conditions and ambient operating temperatures 1 If the back of the display will be unobstructed A A B X Y Intake MAX 20 mm Exhaust A A 100 mm 100 mm Special installations Wall embedding The same conditions apply to...

Page 31: ...than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams Beams ...

Page 32: ...m or more Special installations Wall embedding PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 40 C 0 40 C 0 35 C Working temperature requirements 100mm or more 50mm or more 100mm or more 10mm B 50mm Punching net ...

Page 33: ...than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams Beams ...

Page 34: ...ace X less than the following temperature range In particular the space Y should be ventilated sufficiently by the air conditioner or fan so that hot air is not trapped in the space Thus everywhere in Y must be kept less than the following temperature range If hot air remains in the closed space the temperature may rise causing a malfunction or fire As a precaution in case of accidents the inner w...

Page 35: ...A 50 150 A 50 150 B 50 614 B 50 Mesh with aperture effi ciency of 50 or more Rear view the following area should be made of mesh Outside air temperature mea suring point 10mm Mesh Mesh Intake side Exhaust side 10mm A 50 B 50 C 10 D 50 Area 900 cm2 or more Minimum area 900 cm2 or more ...

Page 36: ...llowing temperature range In particular the space Y should be ventilated sufficiently by the air conditioner or fan so that hot air is not trapped in the space Thus everywhere in Y must be kept less than the following temperature range If hot air remains in the closed space the temperature may rise causing a malfunction or fire As a precaution in case of accidents the inner wall should have suffic...

Page 37: ... mm B 100 mm C 100 mm C 100 mm B 50 mm 567 mm B 100 mm Outside air temperature measuring point Mesh Mesh Intake side Exhaust side 10mm 100 mm Intake side Exhaust side Minimum area 500 cm2 or more Mesh with aperture ef ficiency of 50 or more B 50 mm A 50 B 50 C 10 D 50 ...

Page 38: ...ur point stopping Mounting the display on the wall involves danger Be sure to take double safety measures 4 Recommended ambient operating temperatures are listed in the following table Operate the display within this temperature range 5 The surface of the wall should closely approximate a perfectly flat plane Keep deformation pressures on the display such as twisting and bending at or below 1 mm D...

Page 39: ... open all areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams ...

Page 40: ...A to the wall VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 50 A 100 0 35 C 0 35 C 30 C 100 A 0 40 C 0 40 C 0 35 C Basically it is not recommended to operate this display in any confined space In the event that you are going to use this display in a closed space make sure to observe the following requirements in accordance with the above drawing B 100mm C 100mm Working temperature requirements ...

Page 41: ... open all areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams ...

Page 42: ... PDP panel limit any twisting or bending stress applied to the display to 1 mm or less 2 Do not use cable clamps for this installation method Cable clamps can interfere with proper ventilation and result in device failure 3 Installation conditions and ambient operating temperatures 1 If the space behind the wall is open C A A Install the display with the fan on top A A 100 m m 100 m m Exhaust The ...

Page 43: ... open all areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams ...

Page 44: ...y embedding in the wall A B Aperture ratio 50 or more C B C 2 When there is a closed space behind the wall Basically it is not recommended to operate this display in a confined space PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz Clearance A to the wall VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz A 100mm 0 35 C 0 35 C 0 30 C B 100 C 100 X The same conditions will apply to the working temperature requirements ...

Page 45: ... open all areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct Beams ...

Page 46: ...ndependent points for safety Good example Bad example A B C D Wire Metal fixture If the display is suspended close to a wall provide at least 300mmclearance between that wall and the display Use mounting screws with minimum strength equal to that of mild steel cable or stronger screws with hexagonal socket heads The cable must be capable of supporting a load four times as heavy as the total weight...

Page 47: ...ce between the wall face and the unit be 300 mm or less treat the clearance in the rear cover of the pop or that of the fixture nearer to the wall as the clearance A and apply the wall hanging conditions in 3 4 2 wall hanging A or more Wall Metal fixture Metal fixture A PDP ...

Page 48: ...ounting plate metal on a ceiling involves certain hazards Make sure you provide adequate back up safety measures 4 Recommended ambient operating temperatures are given in the following table Operate the display within this range of temperatures 5 The ceiling should closely approximate a perfectly flat plane Keep deformation pressures applied to the display such as twisting and bending at or below ...

Page 49: ...p open all areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct ...

Page 50: ...as twisting and bending of this display can be kept within 1 mm Otherwise it is likely that PDP panel will cause cracks 2 Do not use cable clamps for this installation method Cable clamps can interfere with proper ventilation and result in device failure 3 Installation conditions and ambient operating temperatures 1 When the space above the ceiling is not enclosed A A Intake holes other than that ...

Page 51: ... areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct ...

Page 52: ...llowing drawing four point mounting 4 Recommended ambient operating temperatures are listed in the following table Operate the display within this temperature range 5 The ceiling should closely approximate a perfectly flat plane Keep deformation pressures upon the display such as twisting and bending at or below 1 mm Do not block this area at the top or bottom 75mm 40mm Do not block this area at t...

Page 53: ... all areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect Correct ...

Page 54: ...arance between the PDP and side wall C 50 mm clearance between the PDP and side wall D 290 mm clearance between the surface of the PDP and the mounting surface under the floor E D 65 mm F 180 mm G 600 mm Special installation Installation under the floor A 50 mm or less A 60 mm or less Exhaust fan Flow of air from the air conditioner Intake port Tempered glass etc permeable B B A 50 mm or less 60 m...

Page 55: ...ore a b a a b The size of the intake port is the same as that of the exhaust port For the exhaust port only add a fan at the position indicated in the left figure in the case of a single fan Fan placement Place a fan in an upper position The maximum air flow rate of the fan is 2 0 m3 min In the case of two fans Special installation Installation under the floor ...

Page 56: ... is secured as indicated below Keep open all areas other than the shaded parts The fixing method marked cannot be used for the unit When the unit is fixed on a structure select a structure of the proper thickness and height Care must also be taken regarding the number of fixing bolts to be used see 3 4 1 Fixing on a structure Correct Correct Bad example of blocking exhaust Incorrect ...

Page 57: ...57 Special installation Installation under the floor ...

Page 58: ...e observe the following conditions in the above environment A 20 mm clearance between the protective glass and PDP B 100 mm clearance between the PDP and side wall C 50 mm clearance between the PDP and side wall A 50 mm or less A 60 mm or less Exhaust fan Flow of air from the air conditioner Intake port Tempered glass etc permeable Multi installation fixture PDM 4001 B B C 291mm A 50 mm or less 60...

Page 59: ...ge a a a a C L A 50 mm or less 60 mm or less C L 600 mm or more a b a a b The size of the intake port is the same as that of the exhaust port For the exhaust port only add a fan at the position indicated in the left figure in the case of a single fan Fan placement Place a fan in an upper position The maximum air flow rate of the fan is 2 0 m3 min In the case of two fans ...

Page 60: ...sphere in this range Special installation Horizontal connections Partition A Unit A Unit B Unit C The same conditions apply to the working temperature requirements for a speaker system PDP S03 LR For the securing method see 3 4 Special installations and 3 4 2 Wall hanging PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz Clearance A to the wall VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60HZ VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz A 50 mm 0 35 C 0 35 C 0 ...

Page 61: ...units under conditions that keep the outside atmosphere in this range Special installation Vertical connections A Wall Reference Air flow rate of the fan per unit 2 m3 min or more For the securing method see 3 4 Special installations and 3 4 2 Wall hanging The same conditions apply to the working temperature requirements for a speaker system PDP S03 LR PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz Clearance A to ...

Page 62: ...PDP bracket PDK 4005 The PDK 4005 bracket can be used when handling the display during transport or installation You can also use this bracket as a frame for wire hanging or wall installation It is best suited to rental applications that require speedy installation and simple and safe mounting Wall mounting metal fixture for plasma display PDK 4006 This mounting fixture permits adjustable installa...

Page 63: ... construction is perfect handling the metal fixture improperly can undermine the integrity of the installation You should explain precautions on handling to the customer so that the customer can understand how to handle the display Convenient use of the plasma display If the display is not mounted properly please ask the installing vendor to check and repair it To prevent the display from falling ...

Page 64: ...ble to which the fixture is attached plus 25 mm 3 Insert the main body of the plasma display into the stand 100 100 Rear Front 590 2 Remove hole rivets A and A with a coin or the like 4 Fix the main body to the stand with the washers and bolts provided This unit weighs 30 8 kg 31 6 kg In addition it is unstable due to its small depth and should be unpacked and carried by at least two persons shows...

Page 65: ...65 65 70 49 11 11 24 2 1 5 250 100 22 4 66 65 Mounting standard metal fixtures Stand an accessory to PDP V402 PDP V402E 4 3 2 Outer dimensions diagram Unit mm ...

Page 66: ... installation stand using screws The choice of screws depends on the strength and material of the surface on which the display is installed Prepare suitable screws Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4001 Angle of screen 0 20 0 20 Front 22 30 5 8kg 8 5kg Rear 27 17 7 8kg 4 5kg Turning angle Turning force 7 Outer dimension diagram Unit mm Stand weight 5 5 kg Stand weight display weight 36 3 kg 37 ...

Page 67: ...001 4 4 2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display 7 Procedure for assembling the fixture 1 Insert the round joint into each end of the joint pipe 2 Temporarily attach one joint pipe to the stand frame L or R using an M8 60 hexagon socket button head screw and washer 3 Temporarily attach the other stand frame to the other joint pipe Stand frame L Round joint Join...

Page 68: ... to the stand frame or the plasma display nut will be damaged Fig 1 Loosen the four bolts securing the joint pipe as indicated by the arrow and adjust to remove any clearance or backlash Then mount the display Fig 2 7 Angle adjustments Variable up to 20 from vertical Do not loosen this screw Loosen these screws on the left and right sides and decide on the angle you want Then tighten the screws 7 ...

Page 69: ...69 Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4001 ...

Page 70: ...et head bolt M5 16 1 pc Hexagonal socket head bolt M6 10 3 pcs Hexagonal socket head bolt M6 30 1 pc Hexagonal socket head bolt M8 75 2 pcs Hexagonal socket head bolt M10 85 2 pcs Flat washer φ 8 2 pcs Flat washer φ 10 2 pcs Spring washer φ 8 2 pcs Spring washer φ 10 2 pcs Hole cover 1 pc Spacer 1 pc Pattern paper 1 pc Operating Instructions Japanese only 1 pc Vendor s installation notes Japanese ...

Page 71: ...PDK 4002 200 300 200 300 4 φ 13 5 22 φ 60 5 916 45 45 R522 R 4 6 9 Outline path of the plasma display when it is tilted 25 Outline path of the plasma display when it is tilted 25 Angle of rotation 45 to the left or right 256 102 51 118 14 2 5 805 1162 325 170 φ 240 5 φ 70 ...

Page 72: ... 2 Tighten the M5 16 hexagonal socket head bolt to eliminate backlash 3 Decide where to install the fixture and apply the supplied pattern paper to the ceiling Make a hole in the ceiling according to the pattern and mount the ceiling flange COMP The fixing screws and nuts must be chosen according to the material structure and strength of the part of the ceiling on which the fixture is installed Pr...

Page 73: ...head bolt M10 85 SME100H850FZK Hexagonal socket head bolt M8 75 SME80H750FZK Spring washer WS80FZK Flat washer WC80FZK Hexagonal socket head bolt to eliminate backlash M6 10 SME60H100FZK Monitor frame Cable holes Spacer Support COMP Center rod Monitor bracket Hole cover Use this hole cover to hide the machined hole in the suspended ceiling Hexagonal socket head bolt to eliminate black lash M5 16 S...

Page 74: ...supporting the plasma display Tighten the top screws in the left and right monitor brackets At this point the monitor bracket hole will be the measure for angle adjustment in the monitor bracket in 5 increments 7 Adjust the left to right angle of the plasma display it can rotate 45 left or right Manually rotating the monitor frame decide on the angle you want Fix the monitor frame tightly using th...

Page 75: ...75 Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4002 ...

Page 76: ...down from horizontal 45 to the left or right Material Steel pipe for general structures STK MR Treatment Semi matt black paint Package dimensions 970 W 725 D 415 H mm Package weight 25 9 kg Accessories See the accessories to the PDK 4002 The same conditions apply to the working temperature requirements for a speaker system PDP S03 LR PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz Clearance A to the wall VIDEO Mach...

Page 77: ...ion diagram Unit mm Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4003 200 300 200 300 4 φ 13 5 22 φ 60 5 916 45 45 R586 R 5 8 6 45 45 Outline path of the plasma display when it is tilted 25 Angle of rotation 45 to the left or right Outline path of the plasma display when it is tilted 25 371 371 742 466 233 233 2 5 2 5 14 1162 805 φ 240 5 φ 70 170 325 ...

Page 78: ...lt 6 pcs Flange nut 6 pcs Pattern paper 1 pc Operating Instructions Japanese only 1 pc Vendor s installation notes Japanese only 1 pc The choice of screws used to mount the metal fixture on the ceiling depends on the strength and material of the part of the ceiling on which the fixture is installed Prepare the most suitable screws 7 Outer dimension diagram Unit mm Mounting standard metal fixtures ...

Page 79: ...ng screws and nuts must be chosen according to the material structure and strength of the part of the ceiling on which the metal fixture is installed Prepare the proper screws and nuts Secure the fixing screws and nuts at four points to ensure a uniform load Make sure that the screws are firmly tightened Use the pattern paper delivered with the fixture to make holes in the ceiling After installing...

Page 80: ...ts loosened tighten three nuts each on the left and right monitor mounting bolt assemblies When doing this be sure not to twist the main body of the plasma display 6 Adjust the angles of the top and bottom of the plasma display variable from horizontal to 25 downward Decide on the angle you want while supporting the plasma display Tighten the top screws for the left and right monitor brackets At t...

Page 81: ...81 Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4004 ...

Page 82: ...head bolt M8 18 4 pcs Plus minus screw M5 50 8 pcs Special eye bolt 4 pcs M8 hexagon nut with spring washer 4 pc M8 hexagon nut 8 pc M8 flat washer 4 pc M8 wave washer 4 pc M8 wave washerM5 wave washer 8 pc Operating instructions Japanese only 1 pc Vendor s installation notes Japanese only 1 pc The screws used to mount the metal fixture to the ceiling depend on the strength and material of the par...

Page 83: ...Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4005 4 8 2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display 1 Outer dimension diagram Unit mm PDP bracket weight 3 3 kg PDP bracket weight display weight 34 1 kg 34 9 kg when PDP V402 PDP V402E is installed ...

Page 84: ...gether the horizontal frame and vertical frame place the frames on a flat surface as shown and confirm that the holes match up correctly Table or similar flat surface When the frames are placed on a flat surface as above inserting bolts into the holes is difficult Incorrect 1 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 Caution When assembling the PDP bracket install an M8 nut as shown to keep the Special ey...

Page 85: ...damage the display 4 Tighten the assembled PDP bracket at four points using M8 hexagonal socket button head bolts 9 and M8 wave washers 0 3 Application example With the PDP bracket mounted you can install the plasma display except the PDK 4003 PDK 4006 to a PIONEER standard metal fixture As indicated in the figure you can use the fixture as a handle during transport or installation 9 0 9 0 Mountin...

Page 86: ...o keep the plasma display main body from vibrating fix the main body by attaching wire to the bottom bolt Use wires strong enough to withstand the total weight 30 8 kg 31 6 kg for the plasma display itself plus 3 3 kg for the PDP bracket shows the PDP V402E Use the Special eye bolt only at the specified locations Improper use of Special eye bolts within the plasma display main body may damage the ...

Page 87: ...and the total weight 30 8 kg 31 6 kg for a plasma display and 3 3 kg for a PDP bracket For the temperature or other conditions see the description in Special installation Ceiling suspension using wires shows the PDP V402E Strength when special eye bolts are used It is possible to connect three units in total using special eye bolts Do not connect four or more units because there is a likely danger...

Page 88: ...used to install the display When the angle is 5 degrees or more you may use the display at 0 to 40 C For details see 4 9 2 7 Recommended ambient operating temperature Angle less than 5 Operate at 0 to 35 C When PC75Hz is input however operate at 0 to 30 C Do not cover the metal fixture or the sides of the display main body Angle 5 or more May be used between 0 to 40 C When PC75Hz is input however ...

Page 89: ...etal fixture alone Weight 37 5 kg 38 3 kg metal fixture with plasma display PDP V402 PDP V402E Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4006 11 455 27 20 20 42 860 1 0 8 9 f 23 107 500 107 355 455 555 655 8 21 x 9 slot 35 x 23 912 43 916 32 3 2 400 580 597 1 50 45 268 5 25 124 8 38 35 500 589 50 53 20 35 9 50 37 2 speaker mounting fixture ...

Page 90: ...ward for both the left and right sides Set a lateral frame with the shorter socket diameter closer to the wall side A total of 14 holes are involved in mounting the frame to the wall 3 Assembly procedure 1 Loosen the screw in a and remove one end of the hook fixture a 1 3 3 1 2 3 3 2 This face should face toward the wall The socket with the shorter diameter should be closer to the wall This face s...

Page 91: ...or bolts here should be made based on the specific composition and strength of the wall b b b b Make the end of the nut 4 flush with the screw 4 4 4 860 590 49 8 104 104 49 8 48 8 250 250 660 101 5 Caution Mount one of the four groups bs to the wall at four points Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4006 4 Mounting the monitor fixing bolt to the plasma display 1 Mount the monitor fixing bolt at f...

Page 92: ... the vertical frame c 5 Mounting the plasma display 1 As shown below two workers should hold the left and right ends of the plasma display and insert four monitor fixing bolts into the mounting fixture holes First insert the bolts in the bottom holes then in the top holes Insert a monitor fixing bolt into the hole of the mounting fixture and set it down Tighten the screw from above to prevent the ...

Page 93: ...se screws to connect the variable side and fixed side of the hook fixture shown above Use screws in a Tighten the left and right side screws c a c X Mounting standard metal fixtures PDK 4006 Wire flat bar After setting the angle use screws a and a wire or flat bar to prevent the frame from opening Measure the degree of opening relative to the wall X to obtain the standard for the set angle X Angle...

Page 94: ...hers x 6 Tapping threads x 3 Chain x 1 Tag x 3 Red blue and yellow Operating instructions x 1 Information on installation contractors x 1 For safety reasons ensure that two workers carry out mounting and installation work together For safety reasons ensure that two workers carry out mounting and installation work together Caution PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz Clearance A to the wall VIDEO Machinto...

Page 95: ... view 12 Through hole 919 metal fixture outer dimension 717 metal fixture outer dimension when sliding 229 Sliding frame Main body Locking metal fitting When a chain is attached and pulled down it can cause the frame to slide 6 ø 12 Through hole 8 ø 12 Through hole 711 9 2 ø 12 Through hole 6 ø 12 3 5 870 400 200 10 870 600 6 ø 6 120 30 158 5 210 210 877 PDP 30 120 560 ...

Page 96: ...pace It is possible to pull out the PDP main body forward using the sliding frame For maintenance make sure to provide a sufficient working space on the front side 4 Space on both sides and backside and fan unit They all depend on the installation conditions Make sure to follow the installation conditions as shown in the operating environment requirements For a fan unit see the attached standard s...

Page 97: ...on 2 Allowable operating humidity 20 to 80 3 Storage temperature 10 to 45ºC as packed Moisture is strictly prohibited The shape of this product is vulnerable to the external effects When installing this display closer to an air outlet of an air conditioner or a water fountain where it is highly humid make sure to take perfect waterproofing measures In a building that has newly been built it may be...

Page 98: ...A to 20 A per circuit If the total power consumption is higher than this it is necessary to increase the number of circuits say by two or three additional circuits No of surfaces Power capacity Current capacity of a plasma display unit 1 surface 400VA 4A 4 surfaces 1600VA 16A 9 surfaces 3600VA 36A 12 surfaces 4800VA 48A 16 surfaces 6400VA 64A Moreover when the power for a plasma display is ON the ...

Page 99: ...The same person should do all of this checking 2 Necessary tools for assembly No 2 Phillips driver magnetized Stepladders or trestles x 2 the height depends on the No of units and height of the installation site Ring spanners 12 13 x 2 pieces each Spanners 12 13 17 x 2 pieces each Hexagon socket wrench diagonal 6 cm for M8 x 1 3 System flow chart for assembly Mounting standard metal fixtures PDM 4...

Page 100: ...taking the strength etc into consideration Note Where the floor condition is unstable it is necessary to take measures against falling regardless of the number of stacking units Figure 4 11 5 1 Here are some reference drawings and additional information Reference drawing of a cradle Figure 4 11 5 2 Reference drawing of a base plate Figure 4 11 5 3 Dimension of base plates for two or more columns o...

Page 101: ...view drawing Bottom view drawing a M10 10 mm threaded holes two holes b ø12 mm holes Upper side six holes and lower side eight holes a b a b b b a b 120 141 C 15 mm C 55 mm 20 186 291 919 870 400 b b b b b b b b b b 870 400 61 181 241 Supports are designed based on 40 mm square pipe Figure 4 11 5 2 ...

Page 102: ...ed on 15 mm in thickness a 12 mm hole four holes For securing a base plate b M8 x 8 mm threaded holes eight holes Bracket mounting holes for transport c M10 x 10 mm threaded holes eight holes a c c b b c c c 181 241 B 30 mm 61 660 c b b b b a b a b a 910 854 A 15 a b c c c 400 870 200 30 200 30 Figure 4 11 5 3 ...

Page 103: ...ing to Figure 4 11 5 4 using the value when the combined height of the cradle and base plate is C Relationship between the height of a cradle and the sizes of the front and rear of the base plate A value and B value 300 cradle height 1500 Length of base plate A value and B value Height of cradle C Figure 4 11 5 4 Example Where C 300 A B Two units 1330 300 Three units 1500 400 mm 2000 1500 1000 500...

Page 104: ...floor using the multiple installation fixtures for one column of two units and two columns of three units read the values indicating the side direction size 910 in Figure 4 11 5 3 as 919 2D and 919 2E respectively See Figure 4 11 5 5 Reference Use the D and E values in Figure 4 11 5 6 However the upper limit of the cradle height should be 1500 mm For one column of two units D D 919 C 15 E E 919 C ...

Page 105: ...base plate when not fixed to the floor 300 cradle height 1500 Base plate side length mm 300 200 100 0 500 1000 1500 mm Height of cradle E value three units D value two units Figure 4 11 5 6 Example Where C 300 A B dimension mm Two units 150 919 180 1099 Three units 150 919 300 1219 ...

Page 106: ...f 2 x 2 4 surface multiple installation Reference drawing of 3 X 3 9 surface multiple installation A 919 15 1838 C 717 2 717 C 717 2 291 B C 2x717 C 1x717 A 15 2757 291 B C 3x717 C 2x717 C C C 717 C 717 2 2x717 C 717 2 717 C 717 2 1838 Figure 4 11 5 8 Figure 4 11 5 7 ...

Page 107: ...ixtures PDM 4001 Figure 4 11 5 9 Reference drawing of 4 x 4 16 surface multiple installation Securing by using anchors etc is needed 2757 3676 291 C C 717 2 2x717 C 717 2 717 C 717 2 919 C 717 2 3x717 C 717 C 3x717 C 2x717 C 4x717 ...

Page 108: ...cting left and right fixtures Place washers and nuts as well as the attached AZB 1369 using holes each on a upper part and a lower part on the left and right side of the multiple installation metal fixtures temporarily tighten as much as possible by finger tightening After readjusting the positioning of the left and right frames tighten them finally 3 Securing the multiple installation metal fixtu...

Page 109: ...rame will not slide during transportation Before mounting a plasma display remove these two nuts and two hexagon socket bolts and make preparations so that the slide frame will slide when the locking fittings are released Keep the removed nuts and bolts safely as they may be used later Remove the nuts 919 Outer size of metal fixture Remove the bolts both left and right bolts 717 Outer size of meta...

Page 110: ...ultiple installation fixtures at the points as shown in the above drawing of a plasma display 3 Release the locking fittings and pull out the slide frame See the next page on how to release them 4 Insert the monitor securing bolts into potbellied holes located on the front side of the plasma display When placing the nuts ensure that the end of a nut and a thread are aligned on the same surface Whe...

Page 111: ...tion tags in three different colors red blue and yellow are provided so that they can easily differentiate each column or each unit from the others It is therefore recommended that those tags are attached to the chains 7 Sliding prevention mechanism A sliding prevention mechanism is provided to prevent any accident so that the plasma display will not inattentively slide out when the multiple insta...

Page 112: ...0 Two unit base plate for two units Three unit base plate for three units 2 Use M10 x 8 bolts and M10 X 8 washers to secure cradles and base plate using ø 10 x 8 holes on the bottom side of the cradle and M10 X 8 taps on the base plate Make sure to place the base plate on a flat and horizontal floor When the base plate is not secured to the floor the multiple installation fixtures can be stacked u...

Page 113: ...ack side To prevent falling use these holes to secure to the wall etc Secure the cradle using anchors Moreover for the actual examples of installation works in which suspension bolts and anchors were used see the attached manual ZMZ014 for the installation and implementation of the exclusive fixture TVK series for the system monitor Cradle floor Make sure to confirm the strength after installing a...

Page 114: ...aterally make sure to provide a partition between the left and right units to be connected When installing in a series side by side there is no need for a partition between the left and right units to be connected Partition 100 A 2x717 919 10 A 291 Installation conditions PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 40 C 0 40 C 0 35 C ...

Page 115: ...inforcement Open PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 35 C 0 35 C 0 35 C When connecting laterally make sure to provide a partition between the left and right units to be connected When installing in a series side by side there is no need for a partition between the left and right units to be connected PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7H...

Page 116: ...ed to the wall 291 When connecting laterally make sure to provide a partition between the left and right units to be connected When installing in a series side by side there is no need for a partition between the left and right units to be connected Installation conditions PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 35 C 0 35 C 0 30 C ...

Page 117: ...ature 0 to 35 C PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 35 C 0 35 C 0 35 C When connecting laterally make sure to provide a partition between the left and right units to be connected When installing in a series side by side there is no need for a partition between the left and right units to be connected PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz...

Page 118: ...n the rear side is secured tightly to the wall 291 When connecting laterally make sure to provide partitions on both left and right sides When installing in a series side by side there is no need for a left or right partition Installation conditions PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 35 C 0 35 C 0 30 C ...

Page 119: ...ide a partition between the left and right units to be connected When installing in a series side by side there is no need for a partition between the left and right units to be connected PC 9800 56 4Hz PC 9800 70 1Hz VIDEO Machintosh 66 7Hz VGA 60Hz VGA 72 8Hz 75Hz 0 35 C 0 35 C 0 30 C When connecting laterally make sure to provide a partition between the left and right units to be connected When...

Page 120: ...ixture 4 pcs Hexagonal socket button head bolt M8 x18 8 pcs Washer 8 pcs Decorative screw 4 pcs Filter 1 pc 2 Features Mounting this product can improve the strength of the front of the panel of the plasma display 4 11 2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display 1 Outer dimension diagram Unit mm Filter weight 3 6 kg Filter weight display weight 34 4 kg 35 2 kg whe...

Page 121: ...g using the decorative screws 2 3 1 2 3 2 3 2 3 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 2 Mounting procedure D 5 1 1 5 4 Mounting standard metal fixtures PDA 4002 1 Remove the hole rivets eight points indicated by the arrows using a coin or the like 2 Install two metal fixtures to the bottom of the plasma display using the hexagonal socket button bolt and washer according to the outer shape of the fixture 3 The metal fixtu...

Page 122: ...ame way as for the outer surface Install the filter by reversing the above procedures beginning by first tightening the decorative screws on the top Make sure the screws are adequately tightened D 2 3 5 2 3 5 2 3 1 1 2 3 Mounting standard metal fixtures PDA 4002 5 Assembling the filter Install the filter assembled in Step 4 hanging it on the metal fixture from the top of the plasma display Set the...

Page 123: ...on bolt M8 x M18 supplied with the PDA 4002 Mounting standard metal fixtures PDA 4001 PDA 4002 4 11 3 Mounting the PDP bracket PDK 4005 with PDA 4002 mounted To attach the PDP bracket PDK 4005 with the PDA 4002 mounted tighten along with the filter supporting metal fixture as shown below Caution Hexagonal socket head button bolt M8 x M18 supplied with the PDA 4002 Hexagonal socket head button bolt...

Page 124: ...plifier volume The sound should return in 5 to 10 seconds 4 12 2 Specifications Cabinet Closed type magnetic resistance type Speakers 2 way system Low or medium toned woofer Elliptical cone type 2 Tweeter 2 5 cm dome type Nominal impedance 8 Ω Regenerative frequency band 50 Hz 60 000 Hz Output sonic levels 84 dB W 1 m Permissible input Maximum input EIAJ 12 W Rated input EIAJ 4 W Crossover frequen...

Page 125: ...ixture and mounting the plasma display 1 Outer dimension diagram Unit mm Speaker weight 2 7 2 5 4 kg Plasma display PDP V402 PDP 402E speaker weight 36 2 kg 37 0kg 3 88 1070 98 74 714 916 Mounting standard metal fixtures PDP S03 LR 33 10 5 48 85 36 5 ...

Page 126: ... 0 5 to 1cm be low the top of the speaker Mounting plate Seal 2 places UP UP 1 Since the upper metal fixtures are distinguished between right and left ones make sure of speakers and right and left metal fixtures properly before setting up 2 Install the metal fixtures at the position as shown in the figure to the left Mounting metal fixture for upper side Countersunk screw Metal fixture for lower s...

Page 127: ... right terminal in the figure below and negative for black left terminal in the figure below 2 Press the respective lever down insert the applicable wire into the hole and then release the lever terminal ªterminal To pole To ª pole Speaker output terminal of the stereo amplifier Fix commercially available metal fixture at either position of mounting holes for commercially available metal fixture a...

Page 128: ... the optional speaker 4 12 4 Precautions for mounting various metal fixtures after the optional speakers are attached to the plasma display main body When various metal fixtures are to be mounted after the optional speakers have been mounted to the plasma display the following steps and precautions must be observed depending on the specific type 1 Tilted stand PDK 4001 Washer of φ 25 mm outer diam...

Page 129: ... shown in Fig 3 use the φ 25 mm washers supplied with the optional speaker and the monitor mounting bolts not used to fix the speaker at the center section to tighten the assembly Follow the usual steps for mounting the normal ceiling suspension metal fixture After mounting the optional speaker it will be difficult to see the monitor mounting bolts Take appropriate precautions when mounting the op...

Page 130: ...with the optional speaker use the monitor mounting bolt to tighten the speaker as indicated in Fig 4 Next as shown in Fig 5 follow the usual steps for mounting the wall hanging metal fixture After the optional speaker is mounted it will be difficult to see the monitor mounting bolt attaching section on the wall hanging metal fixture side and the angle setting screw section Take appropriate precaut...

Page 131: ...131 Mounting standard metal fixtures Precautions for installing the optional speaker ...

Page 132: ...1 TINT Note 1 4 TINT Note 1 4 SHARPNESS Note 1 SHARPNESS Note 1 CLK FRQ Note 2 CLK FRQ Note 2 CLK PHS Note 2 CLK PHS Note 2 HOR POS Note 2 HOR POS VER POS Note 2 VER POS INIT INIT SCART RGB Note 6 WHITE BALANCE R HIGH G HIGH B HIGH R LOW G LOW B LOW INIT ADDITIONAL SET UP COLOR MODE BAUD RATE AUTO RGB2 MP MODE Note 5 NTSC MASK Note 4 FULL MASK OSD FOUR METER Note 3 TOTAL INITIALIZE Note 1 Only whe...

Page 133: ... 3 Integrator Mode for further details 4 RS 232C Adjustment Mode This mode enables various adjustments and settings using a PC Some adjustment items are available only in this mode Refer to 5 4 RS 232C Adjustment Mode for further details Combination use of remote Unit operation panel and PC 5 1 2 Combination in use of remote unit operating panel and PC The remote and the operating panel of the mai...

Page 134: ...setting for all functions Note 4 Common setting for RGB1 and RGB2 Variable range 1 STEP Variable amount Before making adjustments PICTURE PARAMETER CONTRAST 000 to 128 to 255 BRIGHT 000 to 128 to 255 COLOR 000 to 128 to 255 TINT 000 to 128 to 255 SHARPNESS 000 to 128 to 255 CLK FRQ 000 to 128 to 255 CLK PHS 000 to 128 to 255 HOR POS 000 to 128 to 255 Note 1 Note 1 VER POS 000 to 128 to 255 Note 2 ...

Page 135: ...135 Before making adjustments ...

Page 136: ... lines horizontal scanning frequency 31 47 kHz vertical scanning frequency 59 94 Hz Horizontal scanning frequency 37 86 kHz vertical scanning frequency 72 81Hz horizontal scanning frequency 37 5 kHz vertical scanning frequency 75 00Hz PC 9800 normal mode 640 dots 400 lines horizontal scanning frequency 24 83 kHz vertical scanning frequency 56 42 Hz horizontal scanning frequency 31 5 kHz vertical s...

Page 137: ...l scanning frequency 37 86 kHz vertical scanning frequency 72 81Hz horizontal scanning frequency 37 5 kHz vertical scanning frequency 75 00Hz PC 9800 normal mode 640 dots 400 lines horizontal scanning frequency 24 83 kHz vertical scanning frequency 56 42 Hz horizontal scanning frequency 31 5 kHz vertical scanning frequency 70 1 Hz Macintosh 13 inch mode 640 dots 480 lines horizontal scanning frequ...

Page 138: ...fter setting by the SET button Controlled with the RS 232C Command When switching is performed within RS 232C adjustment mode and a when STANDBY status is activated b when the non operational period lasts approx 30 seconds and the OSD indication disappears c when switching to Normal Operations mode using the AJN command d when switching to Normal Operations mode by pressing the main body operation...

Page 139: ...AJY command g when hierarchy is restored by pressing the SET button When adjusting using the RS 232C command a when STANDBY status is activated b when the non operational period persists for approx 30 seconds and the OSD indication disappears c when switching to Normal Operations mode using the AJN command d when switching to Normal Operations mode by pressing the main body operation panel button ...

Page 140: ...t so that you can watch the picture easier BRIGHT Adjusts the brightness of the picture so that you can watch the darker parts of the picture easier CLK FRQ When part of the letters in the picture is missing or if the displayed image is distorted as a rainbow like noise use this function This function is to adjust the frequency of the internal clock signal for the video signal input NOTE HOR POS m...

Page 141: ...turn to the step 2 screen press the SET button Repeat steps 2 through 4 to adjust the other items When you have completed the setting return to the normal screen NOTE When the interlaced signals such as NTSC PAL PDP V402E only etc are input from the RGB input terminal adjust the HOR POS and VER POS horizontal and vertical positions so that the image becomes positioned in the center of the screen T...

Page 142: ... MENU INPUT SELECT VIDEO Y C RGB 1 STANDBY ON RGB 2 SET Switch to the MENU screen The currently selected item will be displayed in purple Choose the item to be adjusted PICTURE PARAMETER CONTRAST BRIGHT COLOR SHARPNESS INIT SET SEL MENU EXIT PICTURE PARAMETER CONTRAST BRIGHT COLOR TINT SHARPNESS INIT SET SEL MENU EXIT PICTURE PARAMETER CONTRAST BRIGHT COLOR SHARPNESS INIT SET SEL MENU EXIT NTSC PA...

Page 143: ...re such as night scenes and dark hair easier COLOR Adjusts the color of the picture as desired Set it to a little lower posi tion than that you want to obtain natural pictures TINT Adjusts the tint of the picture so that the face color looks natural Possible to adjust when the NTSC signal is inputted SHARPNESS Normally set to their center values But if you want images to be dis played in softer to...

Page 144: ... input This mode is entered from STANDBY by pressing the Menu button and pressing the power button within three seconds Using the remote control select the adjustment item with the 5 and buttons then select with the SET button Using the operation panel of the main body select the adjustment item with the and buttons and confirm your selection with the SET button Integrator mode P I C T U R E C O N...

Page 145: ...nals are input Adjustment items will not also be displayed 4 Quality and phase adjustment adjustment reset This function returns adjusted values and are set in adjustment mode to factory preset values which are within the range of values currently held in the selected memory area Selecting YES with the remote control 2 button or operation panel button restores factory preset values Selecting NO wi...

Page 146: ... is 000 255 A value adjusted here becomes the center value in the new mode This item may be used to adjust the following parameters RED HIGH RED of high luminance GREEN HIGH GREEN of high luminance BLUE HIGH BLUE of high luminance RED LOW RED of low luminance GREEN LOW GREEN of low luminance BLUE LOW BLUE of low luminance Integrator mode P I C T U R E W H I 1 2 8 1 2 8 1 2 8 1 2 8 1 2 8 1 2 8 T E ...

Page 147: ...ned to the above adjustment mode when selection is complete 8 Various setting menu Operation is the same as with other input functions With the remote control use the 5 and buttons to select the item to be set and confirm your selection with the SET button With the operation panel select the item with the and buttons then confirm your selection with the SET button Integrator mode Y E S N O I N I T...

Page 148: ...n With the operation panel select the item with the and buttons then confirm your selection with the SET button Operating these buttons enables adjustment of picture quality and white balance parameters Selecting COLOR MODE 1 selects the normal picture quality and white balance values Selecting COLOR MODE 2 selects the best picture quality for applications in which pictures are taken again The sys...

Page 149: ...te control use the 5 and buttons to select the item to be set and confirm your selection with the SET button With the operation panel select the item with the and buttons then confirm your selection with the SET button With the mode set to ON the function automatically changes over to RGB2 Dsub when a signal is input Note into RGB2 Dsub When there is no input signal for RGB2 Dsub the function is a...

Page 150: ...ea Depending on the input source the display may exhibit some anomalies when the mask is removed such as a wavering display at the top on the screen 14 MP Motion Picture mode setting mode This function is valid only for PC 9800 VGA and MAC input signals and for NTSC inputs double rate converted from RGB 1 and RGB 2 terminals With the remote control use the 5 and buttons to select the item to be se...

Page 151: ...ng Operation is the same as with other input functions With the remote control use the 5 and buttons to select the item to be set and confirm your selection with the SET button With the operation panel select the item with the and buttons then confirm your selection with the SET button For example if WHITE is selected and the set button is pressed the control screen is displayed as white regardles...

Page 152: ...reen when PC 9800 is input with input function of RGB 1 or RGB 2 The display is factory set to black This function can be set only through RS 232C commands Activate RS 232C adjustment mode and Send a MKB command to set the black mask section Send a MKG command to set the gray mask section Depending on the input signal the rate of phosphor deterioration in the masked section may differ from that in...

Page 153: ...ch is turned off AC OFF b STANDBY status is invoked c A non operational period persists for approx 180 seconds d The KEY LOCK button of the main body is pressed e Input signals are externally switched over or a no signal state arises f The system is switched to RS 232C adjustment mode with an AJY command g The protective circuit P D is activated Note For a and g only the item currently being adjus...

Page 154: ... mode f While in KEY LOCK status buttons on the operation panel or the remote control are pressed g The protective P D circuit is activated Note For a and g only the item currently being adjusted is not placed in last memory Space in the unit s RS 232C communications buffer is limited When many commands are sent in one communication the system may not receive all commands or function properly 5 4 ...

Page 155: ... range STX COMMAND ARGUMENT ETX ARGUMENT 3 Byte ASCII Personal computer for Plasma display Personal computer for Plasma display control PC 9800 control DVS V RXD 3 2 TXD RXD 2 2 TXD TXD 2 3 RXD TXD 3 3 RXD CTS 5 8 RTS CTS 8 8 RTS GND 7 5 GND GND 5 5 GND Third party D sub 9P D sub 25P conversion cables are available commercially Send the PON and POF commands one by one Allow 3 seconds or longer bet...

Page 156: ...ation DW0 DOWN 10 Makes the adjustment value 10 DOWN DWn DOWN n Makes the adjustment value n DOWN DWF DOWN FULL Minimize the adjustment value F FMN FULL MASK NO Cancels FULL MASK FMY FULL MASK YES Turns ON FULL MASK WHITE FMR FULL MASK RED Turns ON FULL MASK RED FMG FULL MASK GREEN Turns ON FULL MASK GREEN FMB FULL MASK BLUE Turns ON FULL MASK BLUE FMK FULL MASK YELLOW Turns ON FULL MASK YELLOW F ...

Page 157: ...FF MP Motion Picture mode MPY MP MODE YES Turn ON MP mode N NMB NTSC MASK BLACK Sets top and bottom mask sections to black when NTSC is input NMG NTSC MASK GRAY Sets top and bottom mask sections to gray when NTSC is input NMN NTSC MASK ON Turns OFF top and bottom mask sections when NTSC is input P POF POWER OFF Turn off power PON POWER ON Turn on power R RHI RED HIGH Adjusts RED HIGH LIGHT RLW RED...

Page 158: ...or GHI GREEN HIGH LIGHT 3BYTE 9 Adjustment data for BHI BLUE HIGH LIGHT 3BYTE 10 Adjustment data for RLW RED LOW LIGHT 3BYTE 11 Adjustment data for GLW GREEN LOW LIGHT 3BYTE 12 Adjustment data for BLW BLUE LOW LIGHT 3BYTE 13 ETX 03H Note 1 When the input function is INPUT RGB 1 2 dummy data is output 2 The dummy data is output when PAL signals are input for PDP V402E 3 GST GET STATUS The status of...

Page 159: ...name Example MPY Indicates MP mode ON 3 NTSC Top Bottom mask mode setting status 3 BYTE Output by command name Example NMG Indicates Gray Mask On 4 PC98 mask mode setting status 3 BYTE Output by command name Example MKB Indicates mask setting of black 5 FAN rotation state 3 BYTE Example FCH High rpm FCL Low rpm 6 ETX 03H RS 232C adjustment mode ...

Page 160: ... top right The system is factory set to KEY UNLOCK to enable use of the operation panel and the remote control 5 5 2 Setting method KEY LOCK status can be set in two ways 1 Operation panel of the main body hidden button Press the KEY LOCK UNLOCK button located in the opening between the STANDBY ON button and INPUT button The button toggles between KEY LOCK and KEY UNLOCK settings 2 RS 232C command...

Page 161: ... does not appear in stills picture images The problem of this noise pseudo contour has been solved by using PIONEER s unique driving system and achieved high picture quality particularly for animation Note that this technology is effective only when operation is for NTSC interlace signal and computer images no interlace signal with MP mode ON Therefore when the following signals are inputted this ...

Page 162: ...ey cannot make operation valid 2 When input is switched over Usual Approximately 0 5 seconds Maximum Approximately 1 0 seconds Images becomes blackout because the system stops driving to make the plasma display emit plasma and must rewrite the contents of the image memory In addition to switch over input between different frequencies it takes more time to convert the arrangement of the contents of...

Page 163: ... with a Mini Max or Wiping Cloth If the panel it is very dirty brush any dust off the panel and then apply a small amount of B4 to the edge of a Mini Max or Wiping Cloth and clean the dirty panel In this state the surface of the panel is unevenly cleaned When the B4 is dry rub the surface with a dry Mini Max or Wiping Cloth Various precautions for operation Care and cleaning of ventilating holes R...

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