LG MZ-42PM13 Owner’s Manual

PLASMA

MONITOR

OWNER'S

MANUAL

Please

read

this

manual

carefully

before

operating

your

set.

Retain

it

for

future

reference.

Record

model

number

and

serial

number

of

the

set.

See

the

label

attached

on

the

back

cover

and

quote

this

infor-

mation

to

your

dealer

when

you

require

service.

Model

number

:

Serial

number

:

P/NO

:

3828VA0519F

(RF04GC,

138C

TX)

2

PLASMA

MONITOR

Safety

Warnings

Safety

Instructions

Safety

Instructions

Do

not

place

the

set

in

direct

sunlight

or

near

heat

sources

such

as

heat

registers,

stove

and

so

on.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire.

Do

not

use

the

set

in

damp

place

such

as

a

bathroom

or

any

place

where

it

is

likely

to

get

wet.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

Bend

antenna

cable

between

inside

and

outside

building

to

prevent

rain

from

flowing

in.

-

This

may

cause

water

damaged

inside

the

set

and

could

give

an

electric

shock.

Earth

wire

should

be

connected.

-

If

the earth wire

is

not

connected,

there

is

possible

a

danger

of

electric

shock

caused

by

the

current

leakage.

-

If

grounding

methods

are

not

possible,

a

separate

circuit

break-

er

should

be

employed

and

installed

by

a

qualified

electrician.

-

Do

not

connect

ground

to

telephone

wires,

lightning

rods

or

gas

pipe.

Do

not

place

anything

containing

liquid

on

top

of

the

set.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

Do

not

insert

any

object

into

the

exhaust

vent.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

Do

not

place

heavy

objects

on

the

set.

-

This

may

cause

serious

injury

to

a

child

or

adult.

Do

not

use

water

while

cleaning

the

set.

-

This

may

cause

damaged

the

set

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

In

case

of

smoke

or

strange

smell

from

the

set,

switch

it

off

,unplug

it

from

the

wall

outlet

and

contact

your

dealer

or

service

center.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

Do

not

attempt

to

service

the

set

yourself.

Contact

your

dealer

or

service

center.

-

This

may

cause

damaged

the

set

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

During

a

lightning

thunder,

unplug

the

set

from

the

wall

outlet

and

don't

touch

an

antenna

cable.

-

This

may

cause

damaged

the

set

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

W

WARNING

Short-circuit

breaker

Power

supplier

-

Use

the

set

at

the

place

lower

than

the

altitude

of

6562

feet

(2000m)

to

get

the

best

quality

of

picture

and

sound.

Owner's

Manual

3

ENGLISH

Safety

Warnings

Never

touch

the

power

plug

with

a

wet

hand.

-

This

may

cause

an

electric

shock.

Disconnect

from

the

mains

and

remove

all

connec-

tions

before

moving.

Do

not

place

the

set

in

a

built-in

installation

such

as

a

bookcase

or

rack.

-

Ventilation

required.

When

installing

the

set

on

a

table,

be

careful

not

to

place

the

edge

of

its

stand.

-

This

may

cause

the

set

to

fall,

causing

serious

injury

to

a

child

or

adult,

and

serious

damage

to

the

set.

Do

not

place

an

outside

antenna

in

the

vicinity

of

over-

head

power

lines

or

other

electric

light

or

power

cir-

cuits.

-

This

may

cause

an

electric

shock.

There

should

be

enough

distance

between

an

outside

antenna

and

power

lines

to

keep

the

former

from

touching

the

latter

even

when

the

antenna

falls.

-

This

may

cause

an

electric

shock.

Do

not

pull

the

cord

but the

plug

when

unplugging.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire.

Ensure

the

power

cord

doesn't

trail

across

any

hot

objects

like

a

heater.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire

or

an

electric

shock.

Do

not

plug

when

the

power

cord

or

the

plug

is

dam-

aged

or

the

connecting

part

of

the

power

outlet

is

loose.

-

This

may

cause

a

fire

or

an

electric

shock.

Dispose

of

used

batteries

carefully

to

protect

a

child

from

eating

them.

-

In

case

that

it

eats

them,

take

it

to

see

a

doctor

immediately.

When

moving

the

set

assembled

with

speakers

do

not

carry

holding

the

speakers.

-

This

may

cause

the

set

to

fall,

causing

serious

injury

to

a

child

or

adult,

and

serious

damage

to

the

Monitor.

Unplug

this

product

from

the

wall

outlet

before

clean-

ing.

Do

not

use

liquid

cleaners

or

aerosol

cleaners.

-

This

may

cause

damaged

the

set

or

could

give

an

electric

shock.

Contact

the

service

center

once

a

year

to

clean

the

internal

part

of

the

set.

-

Accumulated

dust

can

cause

mechanical

failure.

The

distance

between

eyes

and

the

screen

should

be

about

5

~

7

times

as

long

as

diagonal

length

of

the

screen.

-

If

not,

eyes

will

strain.

Unplug

the

set

from

the

wall

outlet

when

it

is

left

unat-

tended

and

unused

for

long

periods

of

time.

-

Accumulated

dust

may

cause

a

fire

or

an

electric

shock

from

deterioration

or

electric

leakage.

NOTES

*

Safety

instructions

have

two

kinds

of

information,

and

each

meaning

of

it

is

as

below.

Take

care

of

danger

that

may

happen

under

specific

condition.

The

violation

of

this

instruction

may

cause

serious

injuries

and

even

death.

The

violation

of

this

instruction

may

cause

light

injuries

or

damage

of

the

product.

WARNING

NOTES

4

PLASMA

MONITOR

Contents

After

reading

this

manu-

al,

keep

it

in

the

place

where

the

user

can

always

contact

easily.

Safety

Warnings

SafetyInstructions.......................2~3

Introduction

RemoteControlKeyFunctions................6

LocationandFunctionofControls

. . . . . . . . . .

.7~9

Installation

External

Equipment

Viewing

Setups

. . . . . . .

.10~11

Displayable

Monitor

Specification

. . . . . . . . . . . .

.12

Accessories.............................13

InstallationOptions.......................14

Operation

TurningontheSet........................15

On-Screen

Menu

Language

Selection

(option)

. .

.15

Picture

Menu

Options

PSM(PictureStatusMemory)...............16

..................................16

AdjustingAutoColourControl.

. . . . . . . . . . . . .

.16

Manual

Colour

Temperature

Control

(User

option)

. . .

.16

sRGB

(RGB[PC],

DVI[PC]

mode

only)

. . . . . . . .

.17

Fleshtone(option)........................17

Manual

Picture

Control

(User

option)

. . . . . . . . .

.17

Sound

Menu

Options

SSM(SoundStatusMemory)................18

BBE...................................18

AVL(AutoVolumeLeveler).................18

Adjusting

Sound

Control

(User

option)

. . . . . . . .

.18

Time

Menu

Options

SettingtheClock.........................19

SettingtheOn/OffTimer...................19

AutoSleep..............................19

SleepTimer.............................19

Special

Menu

Options

ChildLock..............................20

ISM

(Image

Sticking

Minimization)

Method

. . . . .

.20

LowPower..............................21

Demo(option)......................21

MenuRotationforVerticalViewing.

. . . . . . . . . .

.21

Screen

Menu

Options

Auto

adjustment

(RGB

[PC]

mode

only)

. . . . . . .

.22

SettingPictureFormat.....................22

ScreenPosition..........................22

Manual

Configure

(RGB

[PC]

mode

only)

. . . . . .

.23

Selecting

Wide

VGA/XGA

mode

(RGB[PC]

mode

only)

.23

ScreenAdjustments.......................23

Cinema................................23

Luminance

Noise

Reduction

(option)

. . . . . . . . .

.24

Initializing

(Reset

to

original

factory

value)

. . . . .

.24

SplitZoom..............................24

PIP

(Picture

In

Picture)

Feature

WatchingPIP............................25

Programme

Selection

for

Sub

Picture

(option)

. .

.25

Selecting

an

Input

Signal

Source

for

the

PIP

. . .

.25

MovingthePIP(PIPmodeonly).

. . . . . . . . . . .

.25

PictureSize.............................25

Adjusting

PIP

Transparency

(PIP

mode

only)

. . .

.25

Miscellaneous

ExternalControlDeviceSetup

. . . . . . . . . . .

.26~31

IRCode(NECformat)..................32~33

TroubleshootingChecklist..................34

ProductSpecifications.....................35

Contents

Contents

Owner's

Manual

5

Introduction

ENGLISH

Introduction

Introduction

What

is

a

Plasma

Display

?

If

voltage

is

inputted

to

gas

in

glass

panels,

ultraviolet

rays

is

outputted

and

fused

with

a

fluorescent

substance.

At

this

moment,

light

is

emitted.

A

Plasma

Display

is

a

next

generation

flat

Display

using

this

phenomenon.

160°

-

Wide

angle

range

of

vision

A

Plasma

Display

provides

more

than

160°

angle

range

of

vision

so

that

you

can

get

a

picture

without

distortion

from

any

direction.

Easy

installation

A

Plasma

Display

is

much

lighter

and

smaller

than

other

same

class

products

so

that

you

can

install

the

Plasma

Display

at

the

desired

place.

Big

screen

The

screen

of

a

Plasma

Display

is

42"

(or

50")

so

that

you

can

get

vivid

experience

as

if

you

are

in

a

theater.

Multimedia

Plasma

Display

A

Plasma

Display

can

be

connected

with

a

computer

so

that

you

can use

it

as

a

screen

for

conference,

game,

internet

and

so

on.

The

explanation

about

coloured

dots

may

be

present

on

PDP

screen

The

PDP

which

is

the

display

device

of

this

product

is

composed

of

0.9

to

2.2

million

cells

and

a

few

cell

defects

can

occur

in

the

manufacture

of

the

PDP.

Several

coloured

dots

visible

on

the

screen

would

be

acceptable,

in

line

with

other

PDP

manufacturers

and

would

not

mean

that

the

PDP

is

faulty.

We

hope

you

will

understand

that

the

product

which

corre-

sponds

to

this

standard

is

regarded

as

acceptable.

It

means

that

it

could

not

be

changed

or

refunded.

We

promise

that

we'll

do

our

best

to

develop

our

technology

to

minimize

the

cell

defects.

The

explanation

about

noise

of

42"

(or

50")

PDP

In

the

same

way

that

a

fan

is

used

in

a

PC

to

keep

the

CPU

cool,

the

PDP

is

equipped

with

cooling

fans

to

improve

the

reliability

of

this

product.

Therefore,

a

certain

level

of

noise

could

occur

when

the

fan

is

operated.

This

noise

doesn't

have

any

negative

effect

on

its

efficiency

and

liability

and

it's

also

determined

to

have

no

difficulty

while

using

this

product.

The

noise

from

the

fans

is

normal

in

the

operation

of

this

product.

We

hope

you

will

understand

that

a

certain

level

of

noise

is

acceptable.

It

means

that

it

is

not

changeable

nor

refundable.

WARNING

This

is

Class

A

product.

In

a

domestic

environment

this

product

may

cause

radio

interference

in

which

case

the

user

may

be

required

to

take

adequate

measures.

WARNING

TO

REDUCE

THE

RISK

OF

FIRE

AND

ELECTRIC

SHOCK,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

PRODUCT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

6

PLASMA

MONITOR

Introduction

Remote

Control

Key

Functions

Remote

Control

Key

Functions

-

When

using

the

remote

control

aim

it

at

the

remote

control

sensor

of

the

set.

-

There's

maybe

a

defect

in

consecutive

operation

of

remote

control

in

specified

brightness

according

to

this

set

feature.

?

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

on

the

back

side

and

insert

the

batteries

with

correct

polarity.

?

Install

two

1.5V

alkaline

batteries

of

AAA

type.

Don't

mix

used

batteries

with

new

batteries.

Installing

Batteries

POWER

MUTE

INPUT

SELECT

MULTIMEDIA

LIST

ARC

MENU

PR

PR

VOL

OK

123

456

7

PSM

SSM

89

0

VOL

SPLIT

ZOOM

PIP/DW

SLEEP

REVEAL

TEXT/

PIP

PR+

WIN.

SIZE

MIX

PIP

PR-

POSITION

TIME

SWAP

HOLD

INDEX

PIP

INPUT

?

i

I/II

MULTIMEDIA

selects

the

Component,

RGB

or

DVI

modes.

PIP/DW

switches

the

sub

picture

on

or

off.

selects

PIP

or

DW

modes.

PIP

PR

+

/-

(option)

selects

a

programme

for

the

sub

picture.

SWAP

alternates

between

main

and

sub

pic-

ture.

PIP

INPUT

selects

the

input

mode

for

the

sub

pic-

ture.

WIN.SIZE

adjusts

the

sub

picture

size.

POSITION

movesthesubpicturetoD/EorF/G

direction.

POWER

switches

the

set

on

from

standby

or

off

to

standby.

ARC

changes

the

picture

format.

MENU

displays

on

screen

menus

one

by

one.

exits

the

current

menu.

memorizes

menu

changes.

SWAP

(option)

returns

to

the

previously

viewed

programme.

Note

:

This

function

works

only

when

Favourite

Prog.

is

set

to

Off.

Otherwise

each

press

of

this

button

will

select

a

stored

favorite

programme.

SSM

to

select

the

sound

appropriate

to

your

viewing

programme

character.

NUMBER

buttons

SLEEP

sets

the

sleep

timer.

I/II

(option)

selects

the

language

during

dual

lan-

guage

broadcast.

selects

the

sound

output.

TEXT/*

(option)

These

buttons

are

used

for

teletext.

For

further

details,

see

the

'Teletext'

section.

Note

:

In

teletext

mode,

the

PIP

PR

+/-,

SWAP

and

PIP

INPUT

buttons

are

used

for teletext

function.

LIST

(option)

displays

the

programme

table.

INPUT

SELECT

MUTE

switches

the

sound

on

or

off.

D

/

E

(Programme

Up/Down)

selects

a

programme

or

a

menu

item.

switches

the

set

on

from

standby.

F

/

G

(Volume

Up/Down)

adjusts

the

volume.

adjusts

menu

settings.

OK

accepts

your

selection

or

displays

the

current

mode.

PSM

adjusts

the

factory

preset

picture

according

to

the

room.

SPLIT

ZOOM

enlarge

the

screen

with

regular

ration.

Owner's

Manual

7

ENGLISH

Introduction

Location

and

Function

of

Controls

Location

and

Function

of

Controls

<Front

Panel

Controls>

or

ON/OFF

VOL

MENU

INPUT

SELECT

ON/OFF

-

Shown

is

a

simplified

representation

of

the

set.

-

Here

shown

may

be

somewhat

different

from

your

set.

1.

Main

Power

Button

2.

Remote

Control

Sensor

3.

Power

Standby

Indicator

Illuminates

red

in

standby

mode,

Illuminates

green

when

the

set

is

turned

on

4.

INPUT

SELECT

Button

5.

MENU

Displays

on

screen

menus

one

by

one.

Exits

the

current

menu.

Memorizes

menu

changes.

6.

/

(Programme

Up/Down)

selects

a

programme

or

a

menu

item.

switches

the

set

on

from

standby.

/

(Volume

Up/Down)

adjusts

the

volume.

adjusts

menu

settings.

1

23

4 5 6

1

4

5

6

32

8

PLASMA

MONITOR

Introduction

Location

and

Function

of

Controls

Location

and

Function

of

Controls

<Back

Panel>

RL

AC

INPUT

AUDIO

NPUT

VIDEO

(MONITOR)

INPUT

AUDIO

INPUT

RGB

UTPUT

RGB

INPUT

DVI

NPUT

RS-232C

INPUT

(CONTRO

SERVICE)

REMOTE

CONTROL

AUDIO

(MO

O)

R

L

EXTERNAL

SPEAKER

RL

AUDIO

INPUT

S-VIDEO

ONITOR)

YP

BPR

COMPONENT

(M

NITOR)

INPUT

EXPANDED

IN

UT

Connection

to

PC

Connection

to

AV

equipment

Owner's

Manual

9

Introduction

ENGLISH

<Back

Panel>

R

L

RCA

Type

Scart

Type

5

AUDIO

(MONO)

R

L

YP

BPR

12

3 4 765

1.

CONTROL

LOCK

/

REMOTE

CONTROL

2.

RS-232C

INPUT(CONTROL/SERVICE)

PORT

Connect

to

the

RS-232C

port

on

a

PC.

3.

DVI

INPUT

/

AUDIO

INPUT

/

RGB

INPUT

SOCKETS

Connect

the

monitor

output

socket

of

the

PERSONAL

COM-

PUTER

to

this

socket.

RGB

OUTPUT

SOCKET

You

can

watch

the

RGB

signal

on

another

monitor,

connect

RGB OUTPUT

to

another

monitor

's

PC

input

port.

4.

EXPANDED

INPUT

SOCKET

Connect

the

PDP

Tuner

Cable

to

PDP

Tuner.

5.

COMPONENT

/

AUDIO

INPUT

SOCKETS

S-VIDEO

/

AUDIO

(L/MONO)

INPUT

SOCKETS

VIDEO

/

AUDIO

(L/MONO)

INPUT

SOCKETS

EURO

SCART

SOCKET

Note:

If

you

want

to

use

your

external

hi-fi

stereo

system,

turn

off

the

internal

speakers

of

the

set.

6.

EXTERNAL

SPEAKER

OUTPUT

(8

ohm)

Connect

to

optional

external

speaker(s).

*

For

further

information,

refer

to

'Speaker

&

Speaker

Stand'

manual.

7.

POWER

CORD

SOCKET

This

Monitor

operates

on

an

AC

power.

The

voltage

is

indi-

cated

on

the

Specifications

page.

Never

attempt

to

operate

the

Monitor

on

DC

power.

10

PLASMA

MONITOR

Installation

External

Equipment

V

External

Equipment

Viewing

Setups

iewing

Setups

Watching

VCR

(When

the

Interface

board

is

installed.)

-

When

connecting

the

Plasma

Monitor

with

external

equipments,

match

the

colours

of

connecting

ports

(Video

-

yellow,

Audio(L)

-

white,

Audio(R)

-red).

-

Connect

the

VIDEO

INPUT

socket(yellow)

with

the

BNC-RCA

adapter

to

the

VIDEO

INPUT

socket

of

the

set.

-

If

you

have

a

mono

VCR,

connect

the

audio

cable

from

the

VCR

to

the

AUDIO(L/MONO)

input

of

the

Plasma

Monitor.

-

If

you

connect

an

S-VIDEO

VCR

to

the

S-VIDEO

input,

the

picture

quality

is

improved;

compared

to

connecting

a

regular

VCR

to

the

Video

input.

-

Or,

connect

the

Euro

scart

socket

of

the

VCR

to

the

Euro

scart

socket

of

the

set.

Avoid

having

a

fixed

image

remain

on

the

screen

for

a

long

period

of

time.

Typically

a

frozen

still

picture

from

a

VCR,

4:3

pic-

ture

format

or

if

a

CH

label

is

present;

the

fixed

image

may

remain

visible

on

the

screen.

Use

the

orbiter

function

to

avoid

having

a

fixed

image.

(Refer

to

p.20)

1.

Press

INPUT

SELECT

button

on

the

remote

control

and

select

MNT

AV

or

(MNT

AV1

or

MNT

AV2).

(When

connecting

with

S-Video,

select

the

MNT

S-Video.)

2.

Insert

a

video

tape

into

the

VCR

and

press

the

PLAY

button

on

the

VCR.

(See

VCR

owner

's

manual)

Watching

external

AV

source

(When

the

Interface

board

is

installed.)

-

When

connecting

the

Plasma

Monitor

with

external

equipments,

match

the

colours

of

connecting

ports.

-

Or,

connect

the

Euro

scart

socket

of

the

VCR

to

the

Euro

scart

socket

of

the

set.

1.

Press

INPUT

SELECT

button

on

the

remote

control

of

the

monitor

to

select

MNT

AV

or

(MNT

AV1

or

MNT

AV2).

2.

Operate

the

corresponding

external

equipment.

(See

external

equipment

operating

guide.)

Watching

Cable

TV

(When

the

Interface

board

is

installed.)

-

After

subscribing

to

a

cable

TV

service

from

a

local

provider

and

installing

a

converter,

you

can

watch

cable

TV

program-

ming.

This

monitor

cannot

display

TV

programming

without

a

TV

tuner

device

or

cable

TV

converter

box

connected

to

the

monitor.

1.

Press

INPUT

SELECT

button

on

the

remote

control

and

select

MNT

AV

or

(MNT

AV1

or

MNT

AV2).

2.

Tune

to

cable

service

provided

channels

using

the

cable

box.

?

Component

Input

ports

You

can

get

better

picture

quality

if

you

con-

nect

DVD

player

with

component

input

ports

as

below.

Component

ports

of

the

Monitor

YPBPR

Video

output

ports

of

DVD

player

Y

Y

Y

Y

Pb

B-Y

Cb

PB

Pr

R-Y

Cr

PR

Watching

DVD

(When

the

Interface

board

is

installed.)

How

to

connect

-

Connect

DVD

video

inputs

to

Y,

PB,

PR

of

COMPONENT

(DVD

INPUT)

and

audio

inputs

to

Audio

sockets

of

AUDIO

INPUT.

-

Or,

connect

the

Euro

scart

socket

of

the

VCR

to

the

Euro

scart

socket

of

the

set.

How

to

use

1.

Press

INPUT

SELECT

button

on

the

remote

control

of

the

monitor

to

select

MNT

Component

or

(MNT

AV1

or

MNT

AV2).

2.

Try

this

after

turning

on

the

DVD

player.

(Refer

to

the

DVD

player's

manual

for

operating

instructions.)

Owner's

Manual

11

Installation

ENGLISH

Connecting

PC

-

To

enjoy

vivid

picture

and

sound,

connect

a

PC

to

the

set.

-

Avoid

keeping

a

fixed

image

on

the

set's

screen

for

a

long

period

of

time.

The

fixed

image

may

become

permanently

imprinted

on

the

screen;

use

a

screen saver

when

possible.

-

Connect

PC

to

the

RGB

INPUT(PC

INPUT)

or

DVI

INPUT(DIGITAL

RGB

INPUT)

port

of

the

set;

change

the

resolution

output

of

PC

accordingly.

-

There

might

be

a

noise

according

to

some

resolution,

vertical

pattern,

contrast

or

brightness

in

PC

mode.

Then

change

the

PC

mode

into

other

resolution

or

change

the

refresh

rate

into

other

rate

or

adjust

the

brightness

and

contrast

on

the

menu

until

the

picture

is

clean.

If

the

refresh

rate

of

the

PC

graphic

card

can

not

be

changed,

change

the

PC

graphic

card

or

consult

it

to

the

manufacturer

of

the

PC

graphic

card.

-

The

synchronization

input

form

for

Horizontal

and

Vertical

frequencies

is

separate.

Setup

Instructions

to

Connect

a

PC

to

your

set

-

We

recommend

using

640x480,

60Hz

for

the

PC

mode,

they

provide

the

best

picture

quality.

-

If

the

resolution

of

PC

is

over

UXGA,

there

will

be

no

picture

on

the

set.

-

Connect

the

signal

cable

from

the

monitor

output

port

of

the

PC

to

the

RGB

INPUT

port

of

the

set

or

the

signal

cable

from

the

DVI

output

port

of

the

PC

to

the

DVI

INPUT

port

on

the

set.

-

Connect

the

audio

cable

from

the

PC

to

the

Audio

input

on

the

set.

(Audio

cables

are

not

included

with

the

set).

-

If

using

a

sound

card,

adjust

PC

sound

as

required.

-

This

set

apply

a

VESA

Plug

and

Play

Solution.

The

set

provides

EDID

data

to

the

PC

system

with

a

DDC

protocol.

The

PC

adjusts

automatically

to

use

this

set.

-

DDC

protocol

is

preset

for

RGB

(Analog

RGB),

DVI

(Digital

RGB)

mode.

-

If

required,

adjust

the

set

settings

for

Plug

and

Play

functionally.

-

If

graphic

card

on

the

PC

does

not

output

analog

and

digital

RGB

simultaneously,

connect

only

one

of

both

RGB

INPUT

or

DVI

INPUT

to

display

the

PC

on

the

set.

If

graphic

card

on

the

PC

does

output

analog

and

digital

RGB

simultaneously,

set

the

set

to

either

RGB

or

DVI;

(the

other

mode

is

set

to

Plug

and

Play

automatically

by

the

set.)

-

DOS

mode

may

not

work

depending

on

video

card

if

using

a

DVI-I

cable.

PC

Setup

1.

Turn

on

the

PC

and

apply

power

to

the

set.

2.

Turn

on

the

display

by

pressing

the

POWER

button

on

the

set's

remote

control.

3.

Use

the

INPUT

SELECT

or

MULTIMEDIA

button

on

the

remote

control

to

select

the

RGB

or

DVI

input

source.

4.

Set

the

resolution

output

of

the

PC

to

SXGA

or

under

(1280

x

1024,

60Hz).

(Refer

to

p.

12)