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46” Plasma Display 

MH462su - PROVIEW-usermanual.doc 

 

 

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English

 

Contents 

1. Getting started .........................................................................  2 

1.1  Opening the carton 
1.2  Installing your plasma display 

2. Safety instructions.................................................................... 3 

 

3. Product features....................................................................... 9 

 

4. Standard accessories................................................................  10  
5.  Name and function of different parts of your plasma display....  11   

5.1 Side 

panel 

 

5.2 Front 

panel 

5.3 Back 

panel 

5.4 Remote 

controller 

6.  Connecting an external device to your plasma display..............  20   

6.1 PC 

module 

6.2 VIDEO 

module 

6.3 Connecting 

external 

speakers 

7.  Basic operation of your plasma display.....................................  24   

7.1  Turning your plasma display on and off 
7.2  Selecting input mode 
7.3  Adjusting OSD item settings 
7.4 Adjusting 

volume 

7.5  Zooming in to/out of pictures 
7.6 Miscellaneous 

functions 

7.7 OSD 

functions 

8. Optional accessories ................................................................  33  

8.1  Connect to antenna 
8.2  Input and Output Connection 
8.3 Operating 

Instructions 

8.4 Advanced 

Functions 

9. TV Instruction ..........................................................................  41  
10..............................................................Technical specification 
 42 

 

11..........................................................................Factory default 

Summary of Contents for MH462su

Page 1: ...ting an external device to your plasma display 20 6 1 PC module 6 2 VIDEO module 6 3 Connecting external speakers 7 Basic operation of your plasma display 24 7 1 Turning your plasma display on and off...

Page 2: ...46 Plasma Display MH462su PROVIEW usermanual doc 2 43 12 Cleaning your plasma display and troubleshooting 44...

Page 3: ...if any accessories are missing from the carton y Carry your plasma display by the handles located at the back 1 2 Installing your plasma display y Read this manual carefully before installing your pla...

Page 4: ...e To ensure that you can use your plasma display properly and to prevent physical and property damage we have used the following symbols in this manual Warning Mistakes due to negligence may cause phy...

Page 5: ...emical liquids or small metal articles on top of plasma display It may cause a short circuit and fire or electric shock when liquid spills into plasma display Do not damage power cord Do not damage or...

Page 6: ...thunderstorms It may cause electric shock Caution Keep plasma display out of fumes and steam It may cause fire or electric shock Keep plasma display out of dust and moisture It may cause fire or elec...

Page 7: ...micals of battery fluid may cause physical injuries or contaminate remote control Do not recharge batteries that come with plasma display to prevent hazard Do not cover vent When vent is covered heat...

Page 8: ...re the reliable operation of the plasma display Do not block or cover the vents Make sure that the vents are free from obstruction when placing the plasma display on a bed couch rug or furniture of si...

Page 9: ...re that only genuine parts or equivalent parts can be used on the plasma display Use of unqualified parts may cause fire electric shock or other hazard 21 The plasma display must be inspected and test...

Page 10: ...1080i and TV signals NTSC PAL and SECAM systems y Resolution for PC module SXGA 1280X1024 60Hz 2 Power management Equipped with energy saving functionality 3 Fan free design Your plasma display has b...

Page 11: ...al doc 11 English 4 Standard accessories User s Manual x 1 Power cord x 1 NB Cord specification is subject to change according to local requirements S video cable x 1 D sub 15pin cable x 1 AV cable x...

Page 12: ...included power cord to the power socket on the right hand side of the plasma display Then connect the plug of the power cord to a power source y Press the power switch 0 Off 1 On to turn the plasma di...

Page 13: ...c 13 English 5 2 Front 1 Remote control receiver Receives signals from the remote control The power indicator inside indicates the status of your plasma display Indicator Status Red Standby Mode Green...

Page 14: ...menu and select OSD menus according to the following sequence Picture Display TV Setting Audio Miscellaneous Information VOLUME A Press these buttons to select an item to the left or right in OSD mod...

Page 15: ...stall the wall mount rack with the screws included NB The wall mount rack is an optional accessory 4 Handles Carry your plasma display by the handles Remove handles from your plasma display for wall m...

Page 16: ...input terminals RCA for connecting video systems with component outputs E Audio In Audio input terminals for connecting the audio output of the component outputs of a video system F Phone Jack Stereo...

Page 17: ...is button to turn your plasma display on and off in standby mode 2 PIP POP Press this button to turn PIP or POP function on and off 3 CH Press this button to view the next TV channel in the sub frame...

Page 18: ...display mode 15 MUTE Press this button to mute the speakers Press this button again to resume 16 ENTER Press or button to move the highlight bar to the desired menu and adjust settings Press ENTER to...

Page 19: ...nnels 28 FAV ADD DEL Press button to add or delete a channel from the favorite channel list 29 ZOOM Press button to zoom in on an image 30 ASPECT RATIO Press button to select screen size Pixel to Pixe...

Page 20: ...l of your plasma display y The effective range of remote control is 10M 30 left and right and 20 up and down as shown above Notes for remote control maintenance y Avoid impact falling or dropping of r...

Page 21: ...46 Plasma Display MH462su PROVIEW usermanual doc 21 English 6 RGB 2 DVI RGB 1 D SUB Connecting an external device to your plasma display 6 1 PC module...

Page 22: ...terface on the VGA card Select VGA from INPUT DVI Connect to the DVI I digital RGB output interface on the VGA card Select DVI from INPUT Notes 1 The DVI port on your plasma display is for connecting...

Page 23: ...anual doc 23 English 6 2 VIDEO module y Functions of the D SUB DVI and RS 232 ports are the same as that of the PC module y Component Y PbCb PrCr terminals For connecting video systems with component...

Page 24: ...connecting video systems with Video CVBS outputs e g VCRs VCD players and DVD players Connect the audio output port of device to Audio In Select Video1 Video 2 from INPUT y Video Out For connecting t...

Page 25: ...out Notes 1 The connection of both channels L R is the same 2 Set Speaker to External Speaker in the OSD menu when a pair of external speakers is connected See 7 7 2 for details 3 Use the standard sp...

Page 26: ...plasma display off Note Power indicator will blink for a few seconds before turning from green into red standby mode 7 2 Selecting input mode y Press the INPUT button and the INPUT OSD menu will appe...

Page 27: ...he setting of an item y Press EXIT button to exit OSD menu Note You can adjust the OSD time out from the Miscellaneous menu The OSD menu will turn off automatically if there is no button action before...

Page 28: ...ideo mode y Press and hold ZOOM to zoom in and return to normal 7 6 Miscellaneous functions y Press AUTO to activate auto adjustment phase V sync and H sync if there is a display problem in PC mode af...

Page 29: ...Color Temperature Audio Source User R Factory Default User G User B AV Picture Display TV Settings Audio Miscellaneous Information Brightness Video System Channel System Treble OSD Time Out Contrast A...

Page 30: ...int Reset Picture Mode and Color Temperature y You can reset the Brightness Contrast Saturation and Tint settings to the factory default If you have selected User in the Color Temperature setting you...

Page 31: ...Position Clock Phase and Position y When connecting your plasma display via the video module you can adjust the following items Video System Aspect Ratio PIP Size and PIP Position y There are five dis...

Page 32: ...V module before you can adjust the TV items including Channel System Channel Edit Auto Scan and Parental Protection available only in the USA 4 Audio menu y Items in the Audio Menu are the same for bo...

Page 33: ...ems in this menu include OSD Time Out OSD Position OSD Language OSD Transparency DPMS PC Only Image Reverse Color Space Audio Source and Factory Default y You can select the OSD language using the Lan...

Page 34: ...ia the PC module you can adjust the resolution H sync and V sync from this page If the PIP function is on the input and system of sub frame will be displayed y When connecting your plasma display via...

Page 35: ...terminal of the tuner When using 300 parallel feed line First connect to a 300 to 75 converter then connect to the VHF UHF terminal of the tuner 8 2 Input and Output Connection VHF UHF Connect antenn...

Page 36: ...mponent VGA DVI TV 2 System Select y Press MENU select TV Setting and execute Press to select Press to execute y Based on source of signal set Channel System Selection as Cable TV or Air this Selectio...

Page 37: ...elect y Switch using remote control MTS Key select Stereo Sap or Mono output 2 PIP POP Setting Press PIP POP on remote control to enter PIP POP Mode This mode provides a variety of PIP POP screens pre...

Page 38: ...n to enter PIP Size Selection on Display page and set PIP size to Large Medium or Small Also without entering the OSD directly press PIP POP button on remote control to change PIP size Change PIP posi...

Page 39: ...t subtitle message CC2 Show the second subtitle T2 Show the 2nd subtitle message T3 Show the 3rd subtitle message T4 Show the 4th subtitle message OFF Hide the subtitle 2 Setting TV Rating Activate th...

Page 40: ...isplayed y Change password highlight Password item then press the Enter button You may change the password and save it See the figure below y V Chip Control Press to choose between two kinds of rating...

Page 41: ...scription RATING DESCRIPTION G General Audience Appropriate for all ages PG Parental Guidance Suggested Some material may not be suitable for children PG 13 Parental Strongly Cautioned Some material m...

Page 42: ...ng system description RATING FV Fantasy Violence V Violence S Sexual Situation L Adult Language D Sexually Suggestive Dialog TV Y All children TV Y7 Direct to Older Children X TV G General Audience TV...

Page 43: ...46 Plasma Display MH462su PROVIEW usermanual doc 43 English 9 Optional accessories External Speakers Wall mount rack 0 20 adjustable Installation...

Page 44: ...6 R G B 8bit Viewable angle Over 160 both horizontal and vertical Sound effect SRS Power supply 100 120VAC 220 240VAC 50Hz 60Hz Power consumption 330W general Input terminals PC module D Sub 15 pin an...

Page 45: ...50 VESA 6 640 480 37 86 72 81 31 50 VESA 7 640 480 43 30 85 00 36 00 VESA 8 800 600 35 16 56 25 36 00 VESA 9 800 600 37 90 60 32 40 00 VESA 10 800 600 46 90 75 00 49 50 VESA 11 800 600 48 08 72 19 50...

Page 46: ...reen gently with a soft cloth 2 There is a fragile protective glass in front of the screen Do not allow sharp objects to scratch it Do not press or hit the glass If the glass is very dirty dampen a cl...

Page 47: ...e The color or picture quality is poor y Check picture settings such as Brightness Contrast and Color See OSD Functions in 7 7 for details about picture quality adjustments Incorrect frame position an...

Page 48: ...BASED IN CONTRACT TORT OR OTHERWISE Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages or limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above exclu...

Page 49: ...nter Contact the Customer Interactive Center for details In Home Service for screen sizes over 20 only Please retain dated bill of sale or delivery ticket as evidence of the Date of Purchase for proof...

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