Panasonic LFV60U, LFV6U operating instructions

Operating Instructions

Functional Manual

FULL HD LCD Display For business use

Model No. TH-55LFV60U

TH-55LFV6U
TH-55LFV60W
TH-55LFV6W

55-inch model

55-inch model

55-inch model

55-inch model

This manual is common to all the models regardless of suffixes of the

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model number.

U : for US, Canada and Mexico

W : for EU, CIS, South East Asia and Middle East Asia

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Please read these instructions before operating your set
and retain them for future reference.

TQBJ0939

Dear Panasonic Customer

Welcome to the Panasonic family of customers. We hope that
you will have many years of enjoyment from your new LCD
Display.

To obtain maximum benefit from your set, please read these
Instructions before making any adjustments, and retain them
for future reference.

Retain your purchase receipt also, and note down the model
number and serial number of your set in the space provided
on the rear cover of these instructions.

Visit our Panasonic Web Site http://panasonic.com

Table of Contents

Before use

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Illustrations and screens in this Operating Instructions
are images for illustration purposes, and may be
different from the actual ones.

Important Safety Instructions ..........................4

FCC STATEMENT ..............................................5

Important Safety Notice ................................... 6

Safety Precautions ........................................... 7

Precautions for use ........................................ 10

Accessories .................................................... 11

Accessories Supply ·········································· 11

Remote Control Batteries ·································· 12

VESA Mounting ...............................................13

Cautions when moving .................................. 13

Eyebolt.............................................................14

Kensington security ....................................... 14

Connections .................................................... 15

AC cord connection and fixing ···························· 15

Cable fixing ···················································· 15

Video equipment connection ······························ 16

Before connecting ············································ 17

HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 terminals connection ············· 18

DVI-D IN / DVI-D OUT terminal connection ··········· 19

PC IN terminal connection ································· 20

VIDEO IN terminal connection ···························· 21

COMPONENT/RGB IN terminal connection··········· 22

SERIAL terminal connection ······························· 22

IR IN/IR OUT terminal connection ······················· 25

AUDIO OUT terminal connection ························· 25

USB terminal connection ··································· 26

Speaker terminal connection ······························ 26

Identifying Controls ........................................27

Main Unit ······················································· 27

Remote Control Transmitter ······························· 28

Basic Controls ................................................ 29

Selecting the input signal ··································· 31

RECALL·························································31

Volume Adjustment ··········································32

Sound mute On / Off ········································· 32

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OFF TIMER ···················································· 32

ASPECT Controls ........................................... 33

Digital ZOOM ................................................... 34

On-Screen Menu Displays ............................. 35

Adjusting Position .......................................... 37

Auto setup ······················································ 37

Sound Adjustment .......................................... 39

Picture Adjustments ....................................... 40

Picture Profiles ............................................... 42

Saving profiles ················································ 43

Loading profiles ··············································· 44

Editing profiles ················································ 45

Setup menu ..................................................... 46

Signal ···························································· 46

Control settings ··············································· 49

Multi display settings ········································ 51

Colour matching function ··································· 53

Screensaver (For preventing image retention)········ 53

Input label ······················································ 54

Power management settings ······························ 55

Wobbling ························································ 56

No activity power off ········································· 56

Power ON screen delay ···································· 57

OSD language ················································ 57

Set up timer ···················································· 57

Date and time ················································· 58

Network settings ·············································· 58

USB media player settings ································· 60

Function button settings ···································· 61

Display orientation ··········································· 62

OSD position ·················································· 63

Menu display duration ······································· 63

Menu transparency ·········································· 63

Options Adjustments .....................................63

Using Network Function ................................ 72

Necessary environment for computers to be
connected ····················································72

Example of network connection ·························· 72

Command control ············································ 73

Control Command via LAN ································ 73

PJLink protocol ················································ 76

Early Warning Software ····································· 77

Multi Monitoring & Control Software ····················· 77

Connecting with LAN ..................................... 78

Computer operation ·········································· 78

Using Web Browser Control .......................... 78

Before Using Web Browser Control ····················· 78

Access from Web Browser ································· 79

Operating with Web Browser ······························ 79

Using Web Browser Control ······························· 83

USB Media Player ........................................... 85

Function description ········································· 85

Preparation ····················································· 85

Playing back the files ········································ 87

Network environment (Multi Media Player only) ······ 89

Starting / ending Media Player ···························· 90

Resume Play function ······································· 90

Controller ID function .....................................91

Setting the remote control’s ID number ················· 91

Cancelling the setting of remote control’s ID number
(ID “0”) ··························································· 91

Entering characters ........................................ 92

Preset Signals ................................................. 93

Shipping condition ......................................... 95

Data Cloning ...................................................96

Copying the display data to the USB memory ········ 96

Copying the USB memory data to the display ········ 97

Troubleshooting .............................................98

Specifications ............................................... 101

Software License .......................................... 103

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WARNING: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

Important Safety

WARNING

WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric shock,
do not remove cover or back.

No user-serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing
to qualified service personnel.

The lightning flash with arrow-head within a
triangle is intended to tell the user that parts
inside the product are a risk of electric shock
to persons.

The exclamation point within a triangle
is intended to tell the user that important
operating and servicing instructions are in the
papers with the appliance.

WARNING :

To prevent damage which may result in fire or
shock hazard, do not expose this apparatus to
rain or moisture.

Do not place containers with water (flower vase,
cups, cosmetics, etc.) above the set.

(including on shelves above, etc.)

WARNING :

1) To prevent electric shock, do not remove cover. No
user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to
qualified service personnel.

2) Do not remove the grounding pin on the power
plug. This apparatus is equipped with a three pin
grounding-type power plug. This plug will only fit
a grounding-type power outlet. This is a safety
feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the
outlet, contact an electrician.

Do not defeat the purpose of the grounding plug.

Instructions

1) Read these instructions.

2) Keep these instructions.

3) Heed all warnings.

4) Follow all instructions.

5) Do not use this apparatus near water.

6) Clean only with dry cloth.

7) Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.

8) Do not install near any heat sources such as
radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.

9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or
grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades
with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug
has two blades and a third grounding prong. The
wide blade or the third prong are provided for your
safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your
outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the
obsolete outlet.

10) Protect the power cord from being walked on
or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the
apparatus.

11) Only use attachments / accessories specified by the
manufacturer.

12) Use only with the cart, stand, tripod,
bracket, or table specified by the
manufacturer, or sold with the apparatus.
When a cart is used, use caution when
moving the cart / apparatus combination
to avoid injury from tip-over.

13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or
when unused for long periods of time.

14) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Servicing is required when the apparatus has been
damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or
plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects
have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has
been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate
normally, or has been dropped.

15) To prevent electric shock, ensure the grounding pin
on the AC cord power plug is securely connected.

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FCC STATEMENT

This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference
in which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.

FCC CAUTION:

To assure continued compliance, follow the attached
installation instructions and use only the provided
power supply cord and DVI interface cable. Any
changes or modifications not expressly approved
by Panasonic Corp. of North America could void the
user’s authority to operate this device.

Declaration of Verification

Model No.

TH-55LFV60U, TH-55LFV6U

Responsible Party:

Panasonic Corporation of North America

Two Riverfront Plaza, Newark, New Jersey

07102-5490

Contact Source:

Panasonic System Communications Company of
North America

1-877-655-2357

General Contact:

http://www.panasonic.com/contactinfo

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and
all applicable IC RSS standards. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.

Note:

Image retention may occur. If you display a still
picture for an extended period, the image might
remain on the screen. However, it will disappear when
a general moving picture is displayed for a while.

Trademark Credits

Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and Internet

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Explorer are the registered trademarks or trademarks
of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or
other countries.

Macintosh, Mac, Mac OS, OS X and Safari are the

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trademarks of Apple Inc. registered in the United
States and other countries.

PJLink is a registered or pending trademark in Japan,

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the United States, and other countries and regions.

HDMI, the HDMI Logo, and High-Definition

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Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered
trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC in the United
States and other countries.

JavaScript is a registered trademark or a trademark of

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Oracle Corporation and its subsidiary and associated
companies in the United States and/or other
countries.

RoomView, Crestron RoomView and Fusion RV are

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registered trademarks of Crestron Electronics, Inc.

Crestron Connected is the trademark of Crestron
Electronics, Inc.

Even if no special notation has been made of company
or product trademarks, these trademarks have been fully
respected.

CANADIAN NOTICE:

This Class A digital apparatus complies with
Canadian ICES-003.

WARNING:

Not for use in a computer room as defined in the

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Standard for the Protection of Electronic Computer/
Data Processing Equipment, ANSI/NFPA 75.

For permanently connected equipment, a readily

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accessible disconnect device shall be incorporated
in the building installation wiring.

For pluggable equipment, the socket-outlet shall

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be installed near the equipment and shall be easily
accessible.

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Important Safety Notice

WARNING

1) To prevent damage which may result in fire or
shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to
dripping or splashing.

Do not place containers with water (flower vase,
cups, cosmetics, etc.) above the set. (including on
shelves above, etc.)

No naked flame sources, such as lighted candles,
should be placed on / above the set.

2) To prevent electric shock, do not remove cover. No
user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to
qualified service personnel.

3) Do not remove the earthing pin on the power
plug. This apparatus is equipped with a three pin
earthing-type power plug. This plug will only fit an
earthing-type power outlet. This is a safety feature.
If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet,
contact an electrician.

Do not defeat the purpose of the earthing plug.

4) To prevent electric shock, ensure the earthing pin
on the AC cord power plug is securely connected.

CAUTION

This appliance is intended for use in environments
which are relatively free of electromagnetic fields.

Using this appliance near sources of strong
electromagnetic fields or where electrical noise may
overlap with the input signals could cause the picture
and sound to wobble or cause interference such as
noise to appear.

To avoid the possibility of harm to this appliance, keep
it away from sources of strong electromagnetic fields.

IMPORTANT: THE MOULDED PLUG

FOR YOUR SAFETY, PLEASE READ THE
FOLLOWING TEXT CAREFULLY.

This display is supplied with a moulded three pin
mains plug for your safety and convenience. A 10
amp fuse is fitted in this plug. Shall the fuse need to
be replaced, please ensure that the replacement fuse
has a rating of 10 amps and that it is approved by
ASTA or BSI to BS1362.

Check for the ASTA mark
the body of the fuse.

If the plug contains a removable fuse cover, you must
ensure that it is refitted when the fuse is replaced.

If you lose the fuse cover the plug must not be used
until a replacement cover is obtained.

A replacement fuse cover can be purchased from
your local Panasonic dealer.
Do not cut off the mains plug.

Do not use any other type of mains lead except the
one supplied with this display.
The supplied mains lead and moulded plug are
designed to be used with this display to avoid
interference and for your safety.

If the socket outlet in your home is not suitable, get it
changed by a qualified electrician.

If the plug or mains lead becomes damaged,
purchase a replacement from an authorized dealer.

WARNING : — THIS DISPLAY MUST BE EARTHED.

How to replace the fuse.

Open the fuse compartment with a screwdriver and
replace the fuse.

or the BSI mark on

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

If a display is not positioned in a sufficiently stable
location, it can be potentially hazardous due to falling.
Many injuries, particularly to children, can be avoided
by taking simple precautions such as:

Using cabinets or stands recommended by the

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manufacturer of the display.

Only using furniture that can safely support the

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display.

Ensuring the display is not overhanging the edge

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of the supporting furniture.

Not placing the display on tall furniture (for

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example, cupboards or bookcases) without
anchoring both the furniture and the display to a
suitable support.

Not standing the displays on cloth or other

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materials placed between the display and
supporting furniture.

Educating children about the dangers of climbing

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on furniture to reach the display or its controls.

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Safety Precautions

WARNING

■ Setup

This LCD Display is for use only with the following
optional accessories.

Use with any other type of optional accessories may
cause instability which could result in the possibility
of injury.

(All of the following accessories are manufactured by
Panasonic Corporation.)

Installation Mount

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TY-VK55LV1

Cover-frame Kit

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TY-CF55VW50

Early Warning Software

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ET-SWA100 series

Video Wall Manager

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TY-VUK10

1: Suffix of the part number may differ depending on

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the license type.

2: Supports Ver1.1 or later.

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Note

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The part number of the optional accessories are
subject to change without notice.

We are not responsible for any product damage, etc.
caused by failures in the installation environment even
during the warranty period.

Always be sure to ask a qualified technician to carry out
set-up.

Small parts can present choking hazard if accidentally
swallowed. Keep small parts away from young children.
Discard unneeded small parts and other objects,
including packaging materials and plastic bags/sheets to
prevent them from being played with by young children,
creating the potential risk of suffocation.

Do not place the Display on sloped or unstable
surfaces, and ensure that the Display does not hang
over the edge of the base.

The Display may fall off or tip over.

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Install this unit at a location with minimal vibration
and which can support the weight of the unit.

Dropping or falling of the unit may cause injury or

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malfunction.

Do not place any objects on top of the Display.

If foreign objects or water get inside the Display, a

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short-circuit may occur which could result in fire or
electric shock. If any foreign objects get inside the
Display, please consult your local Panasonic dealer.

Transport only in upright position!

Transporting the unit with its display panel facing

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upright or downward may cause damage to the
internal circuitry.

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Ventilation should not be impeded by covering
the ventilation openings with items such as
newspapers, table cloths and curtains.

For sufficient ventilation, see page 10.

Caution - For use only with UL Listed Wall Mount
Bracket with minimum weight/load 30.0 kg (66.1 lbs).

When installing the Display vertically, rotate
clockwise and be sure that the Power Indicator
comes to the downside.

(The Power Indicator is situated at the back.)

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Heat is generated and it may cause fire or damage to
the Display.

Installation should be performed by installation
professionals.

Installing the Display incorrectly may lead to an accident
that results in death or serious injury.

Specified Installation Mount (Optional) or a mounting

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bracket that conform to VESA standards (VESA 400 ×

400) must be used. (see page 10)

If you terminate the use of the Display, ask

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professionals to remove the Display as soon as
possible.

When mounting the Display on the wall, prevent the
mounting screws and power cable from contacting
metal objects inside the wall.

An electric shock may occur if they contact metal objects
inside the wall.

Do not install the product to a place where the
product is exposed to direct sunlight.

If the screen is exposed to direct sunlight, the liquid

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crystal panel may have adverse effect.

■ When using the LCD Display

The Display is designed to operate on 110 - 127 or
220 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz.

Do not cover the ventilation holes.

Doing so may cause the Display to overheat, which

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can cause fire or damage to the Display.

Do not stick any foreign objects into the Display.

Do not insert any metal or flammable objects into the

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ventilations holes or drop them onto the Display, as
doing so can cause fire or electric shock.

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Do not remove the cover or modify it in any way.

High voltages which can cause severe electric shocks

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are present inside the Display. For any inspection,
adjustment and repair work, please contact your local
Panasonic dealer.

Ensure that the mains plug is easily accessible.

The mains plug shall be connected to a mains
socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.

Do not use any power supply cord other than that
provided with this unit.

Doing so may cause short-circuit, generates heat,

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etc., which could cause electric shock or fire.

Do not use the supplied power supply cord with any
other devices.

Doing so could cause electric shock or fire.

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Securely insert the power supply plug as far as it
will go.

If the plug is not fully inserted, heat may be generated

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which could cause fire. If the plug is damaged or the
wall socket is loose, they shall not be used.

Do not handle the power supply plug with wet
hands.

Doing so may cause electric shocks.

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Do not do anything that may damage the power
cable. When disconnecting the power cable, pull on
the plug body, not the cable.

Do not damage the cable, make any modifications

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to it, place heavy objects on top of it, heat it, place it
near any hot objects, twist it, bend it excessively or
pull it. To do so may cause fire and electric shock. If
the power cable is damaged, have it repaired at your
local Panasonic dealer.

Do not remove covers and NEVER modify the
Display yourself

Do not remove the rear cover as live parts are

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accessible when it is removed. There are no user
serviceable parts inside. (High-voltage components
may cause serious electrical shock.)

Have the Display checked, adjusted, or repaired at

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your local Panasonic dealer.

Keep the supplied AAA/R03/UM4 batteries out of
reach of children. If accidentally swallowed, it will be
harmful to the body.

Please contact a doctor immediately in case you

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doubt that the child may have swallowed it.

If the Display is not going to be used for any
prolonged length of time:

Unplug the power supply plug from the wall outlet.

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The power consumption is 0 W when the power

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is turned off with the <Main power switch> on the
display. However, the power consumption is 0.5 W
when the power is turned off with the remote control
or <Power button (Unit)>. (see page 27)

Picture noise may occur if you connect / disconnect
the connection cables of the input terminals you
are currently not watching, or if you turn the power
of the video equipment on / off, but it is not a
malfunction.

To prevent the spread of fire, keep
candles or other open flames away from
this product at all times.

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CAUTION

If problems or malfunction occur, stop using
immediately.

■ If problems occur, unplug the power supply

plug.

Smoke or an abnormal odour come out from the unit.

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No picture appears or no sound is heard,

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occasionally.

Liquid such as water or foreign objects got inside the

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unit.

The unit has deformed or broken parts.

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If you continue to use the unit in this condition, it
could result in fire or electric shock.

Turn the power off immediately, unplug the power

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supply plug from the wall outlet, and then contact the
dealer for repairs.

To cut off the power supply to this Display completely,

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you need to unplug the power supply plug from the
wall outlet.

Repairing the unit yourself is dangerous, and shall

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never be done.

To enable to unplug the power supply plug

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immediately, use the wall outlet which you can reach
easily.

■ When using the LCD Display

Do not bring your hands, face or objects close to the
ventilation holes of the Display.

Heated air comes out from the ventilation holes at the

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top of Display will be hot. Do not bring your hands or
face, or objects which cannot withstand heat, close to
this port, otherwise burns or deformation could result.

At least 2 people are required to carry or unpack
this unit.

If this is not observed, the unit may drop, resulting in

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injury.

Be sure to disconnect all cables before moving the
Display.

If the Display is moved while some of the cables are

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still connected, the cables may become damaged,
and fire or electric shock could result.

Disconnect the power supply plug from the wall
socket as a safety precaution before carrying out
any cleaning.

Electric shocks can result if this is not done.

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Clean the power cable regularly to prevent it
becoming dusty.

If dust built up on the power cord plug, the resultant

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humidity can damage the insulation, which could
result in fire. Pull the power cord plug out from the
wall outlet and wipe the mains lead with a dry cloth.

Do not step on, or hang from the display.

They might tip over, or might be broken and it may

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result in injury. Pay special attention to the children.

Do not reverse the polarity (+ and -) of the battery
when inserting.

Mishandling the battery may cause its explosion

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or leakage, resulting in fire, injury or damage to
surrounding properties.

Insert the battery correctly as instructed. (see page

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12)

Remove the batteries from the remote control
transmitter when not using for a long period of time.

The battery may leak, heat, ignite or burst, resulting in

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fire or damage to surrounding properties.

Do not burn or breakup batteries.

Batteries must not be exposed to excessive heat such

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as sunshine, fire or the like.

Do not turn the Display upside down.

Do not position the unit with its display panel facing
upright.

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Precautions for use

Cautions when installing

Do not set up the Display outdoors.

The Display is designed for indoor use.

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Environmental temperature to use this unit

When using the unit where it is below 1 400 m (4 593

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ft) above sea level: 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)

When using the unit at high altitudes (1 400 m (4 593

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ft) and higher and below 2 800 m (9 186 ft) above sea
level): 0 °C to 35 °C (32 °F to 95 °F)

Do not install the unit where it is 2 800 m (9 186 ft)
and higher above sea level.

Failure to do so may shorten the life of the internal

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parts and result in malfunctions.

Required space for ventilation

For the outermost periphery of the display, leave a

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space of 10 cm (3.94”) or more at the top, bottom, left
and right.

At the rear, leave a space of 5 cm (1.97”) or more.

About the screws used for the mounting bracket that
conforms to VESA standards

Screw pitch for

installation

400 mm × 400 mm 16.3 mm M6 (4)

Do not grab the liquid crystal panel.

Do not forcibly press the liquid crystal panel, or push

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it with a pointed object. Applying a strong force to
the liquid crystal panel will cause unevenness of the
screen display, resulting in malfunction.

Depending on the temperature or humidity
conditions, uneven brightness may be observed.
This is not a malfunction.

This unevenness will disappear while applying current

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continuously. If not, consult the distributor.

Depth of

screw hole

Screw

(quantity)

■ Note regarding security

When using this product, take safety measures
against the following incidents.

Personal information being leaked via this product

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Unauthorized operation of this product by a malicious

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third party

Interfering or stopping of this product by a malicious

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third party

Take sufficient security measures. (see page 79, 81)

Make your password difficult to guess as much as

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possible.

Change your password periodically.

•

Panasonic Corporation or its affiliate companies will

•

never ask for your password directly. Do not divulge
your password in case you receive such inquiries.

The connecting network must be secured by a

•

firewall, etc.

Set a password for the web control and restrict the

•

users who can log in.

Cleaning and maintenance

The front of the display panel has been specially
treated. Wipe the surface of the display panel gently
using only a cleaning cloth or a soft, lint-free cloth.

If the surface is particularly dirty, wipe with a soft,

•

lint-free cloth which has been soaked in pure water or
water in which neutral detergent has been diluted 100
times, and then wipe it evenly with a dry cloth of the
same type until the surface is dry.

Do not scratch or hit the surface of the panel with

•

fingernails or other hard objects, otherwise the
surface may become damaged. Furthermore, avoid
contact with volatile substances such as insect
sprays, solvents and thinner, otherwise the quality of
the surface may be adversely affected.

If the cabinet becomes dirty, wipe it with a soft, dry
cloth.

If the cabinet is particularly dirty, soak the cloth in

•

water to which a small amount of neutral detergent
has been added and then wring the cloth dry. Use this
cloth to wipe the cabinet, and then wipe it dry with a
dry cloth.

Do not allow any detergent to come into direct contact

•

with the surface of the Display. If water droplets get
inside the unit, operating problems may result.

Avoid contact with volatile substances such as insect

•

sprays, solvents and thinner, otherwise the quality of
the cabinet surface may be adversely affected or the
coating may peel off. Furthermore, do not leave it for
long periods in contact with articles made from rubber
or PVC.

Usage of a chemical cloth

Do not use a chemical cloth for the panel surface.

•

Follow the instructions for the chemical cloth to use it

•

for the cabinet.

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Wired LAN

When setting up the Display at a place, where
electric statistic occurs often, take a sufficient anti­static measure before start using.

When the Display is used at a location, where

•

static electricity occurs often, such as on a carpet,
communications of the wired LAN is disconnected
more often. In that case, remove static electricity and
the noise source that may cause problems with an
antistatic mat, and re-connect the wired LAN.

In rare cases, the LAN connection is disabled due

•

to static electricity or noise. In that case, turn off the
power of the Display and the connected devices once
and then re-turn on the power.

The Display may not work properly due to strong
radio wave from the broadcast station or the radio.

If there is any facility or equipment, which outputs

•

strong radio wave, near the installation location, set
up the Display at a location sufficiently far from the
source of the radio wave. Or, wrap the LAN cable
connected to the LAN terminal by using a piece of
metal foil or a metal pipe, of which is grounded at
both ends.

Accessories

Accessories Supply

Check that you have the accessories and items shown

Operating Instructions
(CD-ROM × 1)

Remote Control Transmitter
× 1

●

N2QAYA000093

Disposal

When disposing the product, ask your local
authority or dealer about the correct methods of
disposal.

DVI-D cable × 1

IR cable × 1

External IR Receiver × 1

Batteries for the Remote
Control Transmitter

(AAA/R03/UM4 type × 2)

Clamper × 3

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Power supply cord

(Approx. 2 m)

TH-55LFV60U

TH-55LFV6U

TH-55LFV60W

TH-55LFV6W

Attention

●

Store small parts in an appropriate manner, and keep
them away from young children.

●

In case you lost accessories, please consult your
dealer.

●

Dispose the packaging materials appropriately after
taking out the items.

Remote Control Batteries

1. Pull and hold the hook, then open the battery cover.

2. Insert batteries - note correct polarity (+ and -).

AAA/R03/UM4 type

3. Replace the cover.

Helpful Hint

●

For frequent remote control users, replace old
batteries with Alkaline batteries for longer life.

Precaution on battery use

Incorrect installation can cause battery leakage
and corrosion that will damage the remote control
transmitter.

Disposal of batteries should be in an environment­friendly manner.

Observe the following precaution:

1. Batteries shall always be replaced as a pair. Always
use new batteries when replacing the old set.

2. Do not combine a used battery with a new one.

3. Do not mix battery types (example: “Zinc Carbon” with
“Alkaline”).

4. Do not attempt to charge, short-circuit, disassemble,
heat or burn used batteries.

5. Battery replacement is necessary when remote
control acts sporadically or stops operating the
Display set.

6. Do not burn or breakup batteries.

7. Batteries must not be exposed to excessive heat such
as sunshine, fire or the like.

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VESA Mounting

Cautions when

To mount this Display using a VESA mounting bracket
(commercially available):

Protective Sheet

Table

VESA Grid

1. Lay a protective sheet on a flat table, which was
wrapped around this Display when it was packaged,
beneath the screen surface so as not to scratch the
screen face.

2. Ensure you have all accessories for mounting this
Display.

3. Follow the instructions that came with the mounting
kit. Failing to follow the correct mounting procedures
could result in damage to the equipment, or injury to
the user or install personnel. The product warranty
does not cover the damage caused by improper
installation even during the warranty period.

moving

The display has handles for carrying. Hold them when
moving.

Handle

Note

●

Do not hold parts other than the handles.

●

At least 2 people are required to carry this unit.

If this is not observed, the unit may drop, resulting in
injury.

●

When carrying the unit, keep the display panel
upright.

Carrying the unit with the surface of the display panel
facing up or down may cause deformation of the
panel, or internal damage.

●

Do not hold the upper, lower, right and left frames or
the corners of the unit. Do not hold the front surface
of the display panel. Also, do not hit such parts.

Doing so may damage the display panel.

Also, the panel may crack, resulting in injury.

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Eyebolt

Kensington security

The Display has holes for attaching eyebolts. When
installing, use them to suspend the Display.

Eyebolt mounting positions

Note

●

Suspension and installation should be performed by
an installation professional.

●

Do not install the Display using only 1 eyebolt.

●

Use the eyebolt only for temporary hanging or
movement.

●

Use the eyebolt of size M10, which fulfils the load
condition of the mass of the product.

The security slot of this unit is compatible with the
Kensington security cables.

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Connections

AC cord connection and fixing

Back of the unit

AC cord fixing

AC cord (supplied)

Cable fixing

Note

●

3 clampers are supplied with this unit. Fix the cables
at 3 locations using the holes for clampers as shown
below.

If you need more clampers, purchase them from your
dealer. (Available from the customer service)

1. Attach the clamper

hole

Insert the clamper in a
hole.

Plug the connector into the display unit.

Plug the connector until it clicks.

Note

●

Make sure that the connector is locked on both the
left and right sides.

Unplug the AC cord

Unplug the connector pressing the two knobs.

Note

●

When disconnecting the AC cord, be absolutely sure
to disconnect the AC cord plug at the socket outlet
first.

●

The supplied AC cord set is for this unit exclusive use.
Do not use this for other purposes.

To remove from
the unit:

2. Bundle the cables

hooks

To loosen:

knob

snaps

Keep pushing both side
snaps and pull out the
clamper.

Set the tip in the hooks
and tighten.

Keep pushing the knob
and pull out the tip.

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Video equipment connection

11

12

1 EXT SP: Speaker Terminal

2 PC IN: PC Input Terminal

3 AUDIO1 IN: Audio input terminal shared

4 COMPONENT /

RGB /
VIDEO IN:

5 AUDIO2 IN: Audio Input Terminal shared

21 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Connect to external speaker.

(see page 26)

Connect to video terminal of PC,
video equipment with “YP
YCBCR” or “RGB” output.

(see page 20)

with DVI-D IN and PC IN

(see page 19, 20)

COMPONENT / RGB Video
Input Terminal (R/P
CB, G/Y)

Connect to video equipment

BPR / YCBCR” or “RGB”

with “YP
output.

(see page 22)

Composite Video Input
Terminal (VIDEO)

Connect to video equipment with
Composite signal output.

(see page 21)

with COMPONENT/RGB IN and
VIDEO IN

(see page 21, 22)

BPR /

R/CR, B/PB/

6 AUDIO OUT: Analogue Audio Output

7 LAN: LAN Terminal

8 AV IN

(HDMI 1,
HDMI 2):

9 DVI-D IN,

DVI-D OUT:

10 USB: USB Memory Terminal

Terminal

Connect to audio equipment with
analogue audio input terminal.

(see page 25)

Control the Display by connecting
to Network.

(see page 72)

HDMI Input Terminal

Connect to video equipment such
as VCR or DVD player, etc.

(see page 18)

DVI-D Input / Output Terminal

Connect to video equipment
with DVI-D output. Also, when
displaying the picture by daisy
chaining multiple displays,
connect to the other display.

(see page 19)

Connect the USB memory to use
[USB media player]. Also, this
can be used to supply power of
up to 5V/1A to an external device
when receiving images.

(see page 26, 85)

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11 IR IN, IR OUT: Infrared Signal Input / Output

Terminal

Use this when operating more
than one display with one remote
control.

It is possible to receive signal
from the remote control by
connecting the supplied external
IR receiver to the IR IN terminal.

(see page 25)

12 SERIAL IN,

SERIAL OUT:

SERIAL Input / Output Terminal

Control the Display by connecting
to PC.

(see page 22)

Before connecting

●

Before connecting cables, carefully read the operating
instructions for the external device to be connected.

●

Turn off the power of all devices before connecting
cables.

●

Take note of the following points before connecting
the cables. Failure to do so may result in
malfunctions.

When connecting a cable to the unit or a device

•

connected to the unit itself, touch any nearby
metallic objects to eliminate static electricity from
your body before performing work.

Do not use unnecessarily long cables to connect

•

a device to the unit or to the unit body. The
longer the cable, the more susceptible to noise it
becomes. Since using a cable while it is wound
makes it act like an antenna, it is more susceptible
to noise.

When connecting cables, connect GND first, then

•

insert the connecting terminal of the connecting
device in a straight manner.

●

Acquire any connection cable necessary to connect
the external device to the system that is neither
supplied with the device nor available as an option.

●

If the outer shape of the plug of a connection cable
is large, it may come in contact with the plug of an
adjacent connection cable. Use a connection cable
with the suitable plug size for the terminal alignment.

●

If video signals from video equipment contain too
much jitter, the images on the screen may wobble.
In this case, a time base corrector (TBC) must be
connected.

●

When the sync signals output form PC or video
equipment are disturbed, for example, when changing
settings of video output, the colour of the video may
be disturbed temporarily.

●

The unit accepts Composite video signals, YC

BPR signals, analogue RGB signals and digital

YP
signals.

●

Some PC models are not compatible with the unit.

●

Use cable compensator when you connect devices to
the unit using long cables. Otherwise the image may
not display properly.

●

Refer to “Preset Signals” (see page 93) for the types
of video signals that can be displayed with the unit.

BCR/

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HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 terminals connection

Note

●

Video equipment and HDMI cable shown are not
supplied with this unit.

●

Some HDMI equipment may not be able to display
picture.

●

For audio, it is also possible to use AUDIO1 IN or
AUDIO2 IN terminal input. (For [Audio input select]
function, see page 67.)

HDMI cable (commercially available)

Video Cassette Recorder

DVD Player

PC

Pin assignments and signal names for HDMI
Terminal

Pin No. Signal name

T.M.D.S Data2+

T.M.D.S Data2 Shield

T.M.D.S Data2-

T.M.D.S Data1+

T.M.D.S Data1 Shield

T.M.D.S Data1-

T.M.D.S Data0+

T.M.D.S Data0 Shield

T.M.D.S Data0-

T.M.D.S Clock+

T.M.D.S Clock Shield

T.M.D.S Clock-

CEC

SCL

SDA

DDC/CEC Ground

+5V DC

Hot Plug Detect

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DVI-D IN / DVI-D OUT terminal connection

Note

●

DVI-D cable is supplied with the display.

●

Video equipment and audio cable shown are not
supplied with this unit.

●

DVI-D IN terminal is for Single Link only.

●

For audio, it is also possible to use AUDIO2 IN
terminal input. (For [Audio input select] function, see
page 67.)

Shared with PC IN.

Daisy chain connection

It is possible to daisy chain multiple displays when
displaying the picture on multi screen, etc.

DVI-D cable (supplied)

Stereo mini plug (M3) cable (commercially available)

PC with DVI-D video out

First display

Second display

Third display

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Note

●

Up to 10 displays can be connected with a DVI daisy
chain. However, the number of connectable displays
may be limited depending on the cables, signals, the
devices used, etc.

●

HDCP can be supported for up to 8 displays for a DVI
daisy chain.

Pin assignments and signal names for DVI-D
Input/Output

Pin No. Signal Name

T.M.D.S. data 2-

T.M.D.S. data 2+

T.M.D.S. data 2 shield

DDC clock

DDC data

PC IN terminal connection

Shared with DVI-D IN.

(Female)

(Male)

Stereo mini plug
(M3)

Connect a cable
which matches
the audio output
terminal on the
computer.

(commercially
available)

T.M.D.S. data 1-

T.M.D.S. data 1+

T.M.D.S. data 1 shield

+5 V DC

GND (Ground)

Hot plug detect

T.M.D.S. data 0-

T.M.D.S. data 0+

T.M.D.S. data 0 shield

T.M.D.S. clock shield

T.M.D.S. clock+

T.M.D.S. clock-

Note

●

Use the supplied DVI-D cable. (Image deterioration
may occur depending on the length or the quality of
the cable.)

●

Securely tighten the screws at the both ends of the
DVI-D cable.

If the screws are not fixed securely, daisy chain
connection may be unstable.

Mini D-sub 15p cable (commercially available)

Conversion adapter (if necessary) (commercially

available)

Stereo mini plug (M3) cable (commercially available)

PC

The type of computer signal that can be connected

●

With regard to the typical PC input signals that
are described in “Preset Signals” (see page 93),
adjustment values such as for the standard picture
positions and sizes have already been stored in this
unit.

(Computer signals which can be input are those with
a horizontal scanning frequency of 30 to 110 kHz and
vertical scanning frequency of 48 to 120 Hz.)

●

The display resolution is a maximum of 1 440 × 1 080
dots when the aspect mode is set to [4:3], and 1 920
× 1 080 dots when the aspect mode is set to [16:9].
If the display resolution exceeds these maximums, it
may not be possible to show fine detail with sufficient
clarity.

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [16:9] is displayed
as [FULL].

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Note

●

The PC IN terminal is DDC2B-compatible. If the
computer being connected is not DDC2B-compatible,
you will need to make setting changes to the
computer at the time of connection.

●

There is no need to use an adapter for computers
with DOS/V compatible Mini D-sub 15P terminal.

●

The computer shown in the illustration is for example
purposes only.

●

Additional computer, cables and conversion adapter
shown are not supplied with this set.

●

Do not set the horizontal and vertical scanning
frequencies for PC signals which are above or below
the specified frequency range.

●

Component Input is possible with the pin 1, 2, 3 of the
Mini D-sub 15P Connector.

●

Change the [Component/RGB-in select] setting in
the [Signal] menu to [Component] (when Component
signal connection) or [RGB] (when RGB signal
connection). (see page 47)

●

For audio, it is also possible to use AUDIO2 IN
terminal input. (For [Audio input select] function, see
page 67.)

Pin assignments and signal names for PC Input
Terminal (Mini D-sub 15P)

45

10

15 14 13 12 11

1

2

67839

VIDEO IN terminal connection

Note

●

Video equipment, connection cables and conversion
plugs are not supplied with this unit.

●

For audio, it is also possible to use AUDIO1 IN
terminal input. (For [Audio input select] function, see
page 67.)

Shared with COMPONENT/RGB IN.

Stereo mini plug
(M3)

Pin No. Signal Name

R (PR/CR)

G (Y)

B (PB/CB)

NC (not connected)

GND (Ground)

GND (Ground)

GND (Ground)

GND (Ground)

+5 V DC

GND (Ground)

NC (not connected)

SDA

HD/SYNC

VD

SCL

Video pin cable (commercially available)

Pin-BNC conversion plug (commercially available)

Stereo audio cable (commercially available)

Video Cassette Recorder

DVD Player

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COMPONENT/RGB IN terminal connection

Note

●

Video equipment, cables and conversion adapter
shown are not supplied with this unit.

SERIAL terminal connection

The SERIAL terminal conforms to the RS-232C interface
specification, so that the Display can be controlled by a
computer which is connected to this terminal.

(Male)

Shared with VIDEO IN.

Stereo mini
plug (M3)

R LPRPBY

Video pin cable (commercially available)

Pin-BNC conversion plug (commercially available)

Stereo audio cable (commercially available)

DVD Player

RGB camera

Note

●

In accordance with the input signal connected to
COMPONENT/RGB IN terminal, select the input
[Component] or [RGB] in [Signal] - [Component/RGB­in select]. (see page 47)

●

The RGB signal input to COMPONENT/RGB IN
terminal corresponds to “SYNC ON G” only.

●

For audio, it is also possible to use AUDIO1 IN
terminal input. (For [Audio input select] function, see
page 67.)

(Female)

SERIAL OUT SERIAL IN

D-sub 9p

RS-232C Straight cable (commercially available)

PC

Note

●

Use the RS-232C straight cable to connect the
computer to the Display.

●

The computer shown is for example purposes only.

●

Additional computer and cables shown are not
supplied with this set.

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It is possible to daisy chain multiple displays, and
then control the specific display with PC.

Pin assignments and signal names for SERIAL
Terminal

1 3 4 52

6 7 8 9

Pin No. Signal Name

NC (not connected)

RXD

TXD

Non use

GND (Ground)

Non use

RTS

CTS

NC (not connected)

These signal names are those of computer
specifications.

Communication parameters

Signal level: RS-232C compliant

Synchronization method: Asynchronous

Baud rate: 9600 bps

Parity: None

Character length: 8 bits

Stop bit: 1 bit

Flow control: None

Shorted in this set

First display

Second display

Third display

Note

●

When daisy chaining, set [Serial daisy chain position].
(see page 49)

●

When daisy chaining, use a straight cable which pin

to are hard wired.

No.

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Basic format for control data

The transmission of control data from the computer
starts with a STX signal, followed by the command,
the parameters, and lastly an ETX signal in that order.
Add the parameter as required, in accordance with the
control detail.

STX C1 C2 C3 P1 P2 P3 P4: P5 ETX

Start

(02h)

3-character command
(3 bytes)

Command

Command Parameter Control details

PON None Power ON

POF None Power OFF

AVL *** Volume 000 - 100

AMT

IMS None Input select (toggle)

Colon

Parameter(s)

0 Audio MUTE OFF

1 Audio MUTE ON

HM1

HM2

DV1

PC1 PC IN input (PC)

VD1

YP1

UD1 USB input (USB)

HDMI 1 input
(HDMI1)

HDMI 2 input
(HDMI2)

DVI-D IN input
(DVI-D)

VIDEO input
(VIDEO)

COMPONENT input

(COMPONENT/
RGB IN)

End

(03h)

Note

●

If multiple commands are transmitted, be sure to
wait for the response for the first command to come
from this unit before sending the next command.
When sending a command which does not require
parameter, a colon (:) is not needed.

●

If an incorrect command is sent by mistake, this
unit will send an “ER401” command back to the
computer.

●

In Standby condition (power OFF with remote control
or <Power button (Unit)>), the unit responds to PON
command only.

●

When [Serial ID function] (see page 49) is set to
[On], only the command that matches the display ID
can be operated.

As the format, add the following header.

AD94;RAD=<XXX>;

For display ID, insert 001 to 100 or 000 for <XXX>.

For group ID, insert AAA (for A) to GGG (for G) for
<XXX>.

●

Consult your local Panasonic dealer for detail
instructions on command usage.

For more details, visit the following web site.

http://panasonic.net/prodisplays/

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IR IN/IR OUT terminal connection

Connect the IR cable (supplied) from the IR OUT
terminal of the first display to the IR IN terminal of the
second display.

The infrared signal of the first display is sent to the
second display.

In this case, the IR (infrared ray reception on the remote
control sensor) on the second display does not operate.

Repeating the above connections enables the daisy
chain connection.

It is possible to receive signal from the remote control
by connecting the supplied external IR receiver to the IR
IN terminal.

Note

●

IR cable is supplied with this unit.

AUDIO OUT terminal connection

Stereo mini plug
(M3)

line-in

Stereo audio cable (commercially available)

Audio equipment

Note

●

Audio equipment and the cable shown are not
supplied with this set.

●

To output sound from AUDIO OUT terminal of the
unit, be sure to set [Output select] in the [Sound]
menu to [AUDIO OUT]. (see page 39)

External IR Receiver (supplied)

IR cable (supplied)

First display

Second display

Third display

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USB terminal connection

Connect the USB memory to use [USB media player].
(see page 85)

Also, power is supplied when a separately sold stick PC,
etc. are connected.

Note

●

A stick PC and connection cables are not supplied
with this unit.

Note

●

If the direct connection to this unit is not possible due
to the size of a stick PC, etc. use a commercially sold
extension cable.

●

Depending on the type of a USB memory device,
it may come in contact with the periphery such
as a back cover, and cannot be attached. Use a
commercially sold extension cable, or use a small
type of a USB memory device connectable to this
unit.

Speaker terminal connection

Please use 8 Ω/10 W speaker.

While pressing the

lever, insert the core

Red

wire.

Stick PC

USB cable (commercially available)

HDMI extension cable (commercially available)

Pin assignments and signal names for USB Terminal

1 3 42

Pin No. Signal name

+5 V DC

DATA -

DATA +

GND (Ground)

Power of up to 5V/1A can be supplied to an external
device when receiving images.

●

If the electric current exceeding the power supplying
capability is applied, the output is blocked, and the
following message is displayed.

[USB DC5V OUT overload. Please remove cable or
equipment, then turn the display off / on.]

In this case, remove the equipment and then turn the
power off/on using the remote control, etc.

Black

Return the lever.

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Identifying Controls

Main Unit

1

2

1 Main power switch ( / )

Switches the main power ON (

●

Turning ON/OFF the <Main power switch> is the
same as plugging or unplugging the power plug.
Switch the <Main power switch> ON (
turn the power ON / OFF with the remote control or
<Power button (Unit)>.

2 Power Indicator / Remote control sensor (Back of

the unit)

The Power Indicator will light.

When the power of the unit is ON (Main power
switch: ON (

●

Picture is displayed: Green

●

Power OFF (Standby) with remote control or
<Power button (Unit)>: Red

•

●

Power OFF with “Power management” function
(see page 55): Orange

When the power of the unit is OFF (Main power
switch: OFF (

Note

●

When the power indicator is orange, power
consumption during standby is generally larger than
that of when the power indicator is red.

))

When [Network control] is set to [On] (see page

58): Orange

)): No light

) / OFF ( ).

), and then

MENU ENTERINPUT

-

+

1 External Input Terminal

●

Connects to video equipment, PC, etc. (see page

16)

2 <Power button (Unit)> (

●

Turns the power ON (Picture is displayed.) / OFF
(standby) when the <Main power switch> (
ON ( ).

3 <INPUT (Unit)> (INPUT signal selection)

●

Selects the connected device. (see page 31)

4 <MENU (Unit)>

●

Each time the <MENU (Unit)> button is pressed,
the menu screen will switch. (see page 35)

5 <+ (Unit)> / <- (Unit)>

●

Adjusts the volume. (see page 32)

●

On the main screen, switches settings or adjusts
settings level. (see page 35)

(Unit)> / < (Unit)>

6 <

●

Selects the setting item. (see page 35)

7 <ENTER (Unit)>

●

Configures the item on menu screen. (see page

35)

●

Switches aspect mode. (see page 33)

)

/ ) is

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Remote Control Transmitter

1 POWER ON ( )

●

Turns the power on (Picture is displayed.) when
the <Main power switch> (
( ) and in Standby condition. (see page 29)

2 STANDBY (

●

Turns the power off (Standby condition) when the
<Main power switch> (
and the picture is displayed. (see page 29)

3 ASPECT

●

Adjusts the aspect. (see page 33)

4 DEFAULT

●

Resets the settings of picture, sound, etc., to
defaults. (see page 37, 39, 40)

5 ENTER / Cursor buttons (

●

Used to operate the menu screens. (see page 35)

6 INPUT

●

Switches input to display on the screen. (see page

31)

7 MUTE

●

Sound mute on / off. (see page 32)

8 PICTURE

(see page 40)

9 SOUND

(see page 39)

10 POSITION

(see page 37)

)

/ ) is switched to on

/ ) is switched to on ( )

)

11 Numeric buttons (0 - 9)

●

Used to input ID number when using several
Displays. (see page 91)

●

Used as shortcut buttons by assigning frequently
used operations. (see page 62)

12 FUNCTION GROUP

(see page 62)

13 ID MODE

(see page 91)

14 Signal emission

15 Remote control operation Indicator

●

Flashes when remote control buttons are pressed.

16 AUTO SETUP

●

Automatically adjusts the position/size of the
screen. (see page 37)

17 MULTI DISPLAY

●

Switches [On] / [Off] in [Multi display setting]. (see
page 51)

18 RETURN

●

Used to return to the previous menu. (see page 35)

19 RECALL

●

Displays the current setting status of Input mode,
Aspect mode, etc. (see page 31)

20 VOL + / VOL -

●

Adjusts sound volume level. (see page 32)

21 SETUP

(see page 46)

22 OFF TIMER

●

Switches to stand-by after a fixed period. (see
page 32)

23 ECO

●

Switches the settings of [Power management
mode]. (see page 55)

24 ID SET

●

Used to set remote control ID number when using
several Displays. (see page 91)

Note

●

In this manual, buttons of the remote control and the
unit are indicated as < >.

(Example: <INPUT>.)

The operation is mainly explained indicating the
remote control buttons but you can also operate with
the buttons on the unit when there are the same
buttons.

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Basic Controls

AC socket outlet

AC cord (supplied)

Main power switch (

(Back of the unit)

Remote Control Sensor /
Power Indicator

(Back of the unit)

Operate pointing the remote control directly at
the unit’s Remote Control Sensor.

/ )

Connect the AC cord plug to the

1

Display.

(see page 15)

Connect the plug to the socket outlet.

2

Note

●

Main plug types vary between countries. The power
plug shown at left may, therefore, not be the type
fitted to your set.

●

When disconnecting the AC cord, be absolutely
sure to disconnect the AC cord plug at the socket
outlet first.

●

The settings may not be saved if the power plug
is disconnected or the display is turned off at the
<Main power switch> immediately after changing
settings with on-screen menu. Leave enough
period of time before disconnecting the power plug
or switching the display off at the <Main power
switch>. Or, turn the power off with the remote
control, RS-232C control or LAN control before
disconnecting the power plug or switching the
display off at the <Main power switch>.

Switch the <Main power switch>

3

( / ) ON ( ).

■ To turn the power ON/OFF with the remote

control or <Power button (Unit)>:

To turn the power ON

The picture is displayed by pressing <POWER ON> or
<Power button (Unit)> when the <Main power switch> is

) (Power Indicator: Red or orange).

ON (

●

Power Indicator: Green (Picture is displayed.)

To turn the power OFF

The power is turned OFF (Standby) by pressing
<STANDBY> or <Power button (Unit)> when the <Main
power switch> is ON (

●

Power Indicator: Red or orange (standby)

When the power is ON (Picture is displayed.) or OFF
(standby), the power of the display is turned OFF by
switching the <Main power switch> OFF (

Note

●

During operation of the “Power management” function
(see page 55), the power indicator turns orange in the
power off state.

) (Power Indicator: Green).

).

Note

●

Do not put an obstacle between the remote control
sensor of the main unit and the remote control.

●

Do not subject the remote control sensor of the main
unit to the direct sunlight or strong fluorescent light.

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■ When the Unit is turned on for the first time

Following screen will be displayed.

Select the language with and

1

press <ENTER>.

OSD language

English (UK)

Deutsch

Français

Italiano

Español

ENGLISH (US)

Русский

Select [Year] / [Month] / [Day] / [Hour] /

2

[Minute] with and set with .

Date and time

- - - - / - - / - -

Set

Year - - - -

Month

Day

Hour

Minute

Select [Set] with and press

3

<ENTER>.

Date and time

- - - - / - - / - -

Set

Year 2015

Month

Day

Hour

Minute

- - - - - - : - -

- -

- -

- -

- -

- - - -

- - : - -

99:992015/01/01

1

1

10

20

■ Power ON message

The following message may be displayed when turning
the unit power ON:

No activity power off Precautions

‘No activity power off’ is enabled.

When [No activity power off] in the [Setup] menu is set to
[Enable], a warning message is displayed every time the
power is turned ON. (see page 56)

“Power management” Information

Last turn off due to ‘Power management’.

When “Power management” is functioned, an
information message is displayed every time the power
is turned ON. (see page 55)

These message displays can be set with the following
menu:

●

[Options] menu

Power on message(No activity power off)
(see page 70)

Power on message(Power management)
(see page 70)

For vertical installation, select

4

[Portrait] with and press
<ENTER>.

Display orientation

Landscape

Portrait

Note

●

Once the items are set, the screens won’t be
displayed when switching on the unit next time.

After the setting, the items can be changed in the
following menus.

[OSD language] (see page 57)

[Date and time] (see page 58)

[Display orientation] (see page 62)

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Selecting the input signal

Select the signals input to the unit.

Press <INPUT> or <INPUT (Unit)>.

Unit

MENU ENTERINPUT

-

+

Switches input every time the buttons are pressed.

PC

16:9

[HDMI1]→[HDMI2]→[DVI-D]→[PC]→
[COMPONENT]*→[VIDEO]→[USB]

Note

●

Displays the signal name as set in [Input label]. (see
page 54)

●

Input will not be switched unless [Input lock] is set to
[Off]. (see page 68)

●

Image retention (image lag) may occur on the LCD
display panel when a still picture is kept on the panel
for an extended period. To prevent such a problem,
using the screensaver and wobbling is recommended.
(see page 53, 56)

RECALL

It is possible to check the setting status of input label,
picture mode, etc.

Press <RECALL>.

Current setting status will be displayed.

PC

16:9

Backup mode OK

AUDIO1 IN

Memory name: MEMORY2

1
2

3
4
5

[HDMI1]:

HDMI 1 terminal, HDMI input

[HDMI2]:

HDMI 2 terminal, HDMI input

[DVI-D]:

DVI-D IN terminal, DVI-D input

[PC]:

PC IN terminal, PC input

[COMPONENT]*:

COMPONENT/RGB IN terminal, Component input

[VIDEO]:

VIDEO terminal, composite video input

[USB]:

USB terminal, USB input

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

10:00

Off timer

90 min

1 Input label

2 Aspect mode (see page 33)

3 Backup input change (see page 65, 67)

4 Audio input (see page 67)

5 Profile name (see page 44)

6 Off timer remaining time (see page 32)

7 Clock / Mute (see page 32)

●

When there is no signal to the selected input, [No
Signal] is displayed for about 30 seconds at the end.

●

To display the clock, set [Date and time], and then set
[Clock display] to [On]. (see page 58, 69)

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7

31

Volume Adjustment

Press <VOL +> <VOL -> or <+ (Unit)> <- (Unit)> to
adjust volume.

OFF TIMER

The Display can be preset to switch to stand-by after a
fixed period. (30 min, 60 min, 90 min)

The setting switches each time <OFF TIMER> is
pressed.

●

[0 min]→[30 min]→[60 min]→[90 min]
→[0 min] (Cancel)

Unit

MENU ENTERINPUT

-

+

Volume (Speaker out)

●

The current sound volume level is memorised even if
the power is turned off.

●

When [Maximum VOL level] is set to [On], the volume
can only be adjusted to the maximum point you set,
and the displayed value turns red when it reached its
maximum. (see page 68)

●

When [Initial VOL level] is set to [On], the volume will
be at the set level when the display is turned on. (see
page 68)

20

Sound mute On / Off

It is useful when you want to mute the sound temporarily,
for example, when answering the phone or door.

Press <MUTE>.

●

appears on the screen and the sound is muted.

Press again to reactivate the sound.

●

When three minutes remain, the remaining time will
flash (Red). After that, it switches to stand-by.

●

To see the Off timer remaining time, press
<RECALL>.

●

The Off timer is cancelled if a power interruption
occurs. When the power is turned on later on, it will
be in stand-by condition.

●

It is also reactivated when the power is turned on / off
or the volume level is changed.

●

While MUTE is active,
after operation.

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language,
[MUTE].

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is displayed as a reminder

is displayed as

ASPECT Controls

Aspect mode Description

Press <ASPECT> or <ENTER (Unit)> repeatedly to
move through the aspect options:

[4:3]→[Zoom1]→[Zoom2]→[16:9]

Unit

MENU ENTERINPUT

-

+

Note

●

The aspect mode is memorised separately for each
input terminal.

●

When input from USB, the aspect mode is fixed to
[16:9].

■ List of Aspect Modes

Aspect mode Description

Picture

16:9

Pictures are displayed filling the
screen.

Enlarged

screen

Pictures are displayed in the 4:3
area. Pictures with a 4:3 aspect ratio
are displayed as is. PC signals are
enlarged or reduced to be displayed
in the 4:3 area. Side panels are

4:3

Zoom1

Zoom2

Note

●

Do not allow the picture to be displayed in 4:3
mode for an extended period, as this can cause a
permanent image retention to remain on the Display
Panel.

●

Be aware that if you put the display in a public place
for commercial purposes or a public showing and
then use the aspect mode select function to shrink
or expand the picture, you may be violating the
copyright under copyright law. It is prohibited to show
or alter the copyrighted materials of other people for
commercial purposes without the prior permission of
the copyright holder.

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [16:9] is displayed
as [FULL].

displayed both at the right and left
edges of the screen.

Pictures with a 4:3 aspect ratio in
16:9 signals are displayed with their
original aspect ratio. The left and right
edges of the pictures are masked by
side panels.

Letterbox pictures with a 16:9 aspect
ratio are enlarged vertically to fill the
screen. The top and bottom edges of
the pictures are cut off.

Letterbox pictures with a 16:9 aspect
ratio are enlarged vertically and
horizontally to fill the screen. The top
and bottom edges as well as the left
and right edges of the pictures are
cut off.

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Digital ZOOM

Select the screen areas (25 areas) to zoom in, and
zoom in the selected image areas ×2, ×3 or ×4.

(Use the remote control. The main unit’s buttons cannot
be used for operation.)

Exit

Select

Enter

Digital Zoom

Note

●

To use the digital zoom function, assign [Digital
zoom] to the numeric button of the remote control in
[Function button settings] - [Shortcut].

(see page 61)

Set the digital zoom mode.

1

Press the numeric button out of <0>
to <9> that you have assigned [Digital
zoom].

●

Use the button you have set to [Digital zoom] in
[Function button settings] - [Shortcut].

Exit

RETURN

×1

ENTER

The screen aspect is set to [16:9], and the digital
zoom operation guide is displayed.

Select the image areas to zoom in.

2

Select pressing .

RETURN

ENTER

Digital Zoom operation guide

Exit

×1

Switch the zoom ratio for the screen

3

areas.

Switches every time <ENTER> is pressed.

Exit

×1

×1 ×2 ×3 ×4

●

If no operation is performed for approx. 60
seconds when the zoom ratio for the screen is
“×1”, the unit exits the zoom mode.

●

If no operation is performed for approx. 3 seconds
when the zoom ratio for the screen is “×2”, “×3”
or “×4”, the digital zoom operation guide display
disappears. Pressing any of the
buttons displays the guide again.

Exit the digital zoom mode.

4

Press <RETURN> to exit the mode.
The screen returns to the previous state just before

entering the digital zoom mode, and the digital zoom
operation guide display disappears.

●

Press any of the following buttons to exit the
mode. Then, the operation of the pressed button
is performed.

Remote Control:

<AUTO SETUP> <POSITION> <PICTURE>
<INPUT> <SETUP> <SOUND> <DEFAULT>
<RECALL> <MUTE> <ASPECT> <OFF
TIMER> <FUNCTION GROUP> <MULTI
DISPLAY> <ECO> <ID SET> <VOL +>
<VOL -> <0> - <9>

Unit:

<INPUT (Unit)> <MENU (Unit)> <+ (Unit)>
<- (Unit)>

●

When the screen saver timer starts up, the digital
zoom mode finishes.

●

When the power is turned OFF, a force-quit is
performed.

When the power is turned OFF by pressing

•

<STANDBY> or <Power button (Unit)>

When the power is turned OFF by the off-timer

•

When the power is turned OFF by [No signal

•

power off] or [Power management].

Note

●

In the following cases, the digital zoom mode is not
available.

When [Multi display setting] is [On]

•

When the screen saver is in operation

•

When USB input is selected.

•

●

The zoomed image is rougher than the original
image.

●

For multi display use, use the functions in [Multi
display settings]. (see page 51)

Exit

×2

<ENTER (Unit)>

Exit

×3

Exit

×4

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On-Screen Menu

ENTER

-

ENTER

-

Displays

Display the menu screen.

1

Remote Control

Press to select.

Unit

MENU

INPUT

Each time the button is pressed, the menu screen
will switch.

NormalViewing→[Picture]→[Setup]→[Position]
→[Sound]

Select the item.

2

Press for several times.

+

(Example: [Picture] menu)

Picture

Default Default

Picture mode Standard

Backlight

Contrast

Brightness

Colour

Hue

Sharpness

Gamma

Colour temperature

Dynamic contrast

Colour enhancement

Refine enhancer

Gradation smoother

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

50

50

50

50

50

50

HighEnhance level

2.2

6500K

5

Off

Off

Off

Submenu

Press <ENTER> to display the submenu.

Set.

3

Press to select.

Press to select.

-

ENTER

Press.

4

-

+

Exit from the menu.

ENTER

Press.

Press.

Press <RETURN> to return to the previous screen.

INPUT

MENU

Press for several times.

+

Note

●

When changing the settings of the display, picture or
sound disturbance may occur temporarily. This is not
a malfunction.

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Menu display list

●

Menu that cannot be adjusted is greyed out.
Adjustable menu changes depending on signal, input
and menu setting.

[Position] menu

(see page 37 - 38)

Position

Default Default

Auto setup

H-position

H-size

V-position

V-size

Clock phase

Dot clock

1:1 pixel mode

0

0

0

0

15

0

Off

[Sound] menu

(see page 39)

Sound

Default Default

Output select Speaker out

Sound mode

Bass

Treble

Balance

Surround

Normal

0

0

0

Off

[Picture] menu

(see page 40 - 45)

Picture

Default

Default

Picture mode Standard

Backlight

Contrast

Brightness

Colour

Hue

Sharpness

Enhance level High

Gamma

Colour temperature 6500K

Dynamic contrast

Colour enhancement

Refine enhancer

Gradation smoother

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

50

50

50

50

50

50

2.2

5

Off

Off

Off

[Setup] menu

(see page 46 - 63)

Setup

Signal

Control settings

Multi display settings

Colour matching function

Screensaver

Input label

Power management settings

Wobbling

No activity power off

Power ON screen delay

OSD language

Setup

Set up timer

Date and time

Network settings

USB media player settings

Function button settings

Display orientation

OSD position

Menu display duration

Menu transparency

English(UK)

Landscape

Upper/Right

20

Off

Disable

Off

60 sec

1/2

2/2

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Adjusting Position

Press <POSITION> to display the

1

[Position] menu.

Position

Default Default

Auto setup

H-position

H-size

V-position

V-size

Clock phase

Dot clock

1:1 pixel mode

Select the item to adjust with .

2

●

Unadjustable items are greyed out.

Adjustable items differ depending on the signal,
input and the display mode.

Adjust with .

3

Press <POSITION> to exit from adjust

4

mode.

■ To return to the previous screen

Press <RETURN>.

■ To reset to defaults

Press <DEFAULT> while the menu is displayed, or
press <ENTER> when [Default] is selected, then the
settings will be set to factory settings.

Note

●

Settings for [Position] are memorised separately for
each input signal.

Setting [Position] when the display is installed
vertically

When adjusting, please note that even when the
display is installed vertically, setting directions of
position / size are the same as that of horizontal
installation.

0

0

0

0

15

0

Off

Auto setup

When inputting a PC signal, [H-position] / [V-position],
[H-size] / [V-size], [Clock phase] and [Dot clock] are
automatically corrected.

This setting is enabled under the following
condition:

●

When inputting from PC IN or RGB IN

While displaying the picture of the corresponding
signal, select [Auto setup] and press <ENTER>.

Using Remote Control

Press <AUTO SETUP>.

When Auto Setup does not work, [Invalid] is
displayed.

Auto mode

When the [PC auto setting] is set to [On] in the [Options]
menu (see page 69), automatic position adjustment
starts under the following conditions:

●

When the display power is turned ON.

●

When the input signal is switched.

Note

●

When the dot clock frequency of a PC signal is 162
MHz or higher, [Clock phase] and [Dot clock] cannot
be automatically corrected.

●

Auto Setup may not work when a cropped or dark
image is input. In such case, switch to a bright image
with borders and other objects are clearly shown,
and then try auto setup again.

●

Depending on the signal, out of alignment may
occur after Auto Setup. Carry out fine tuning for the
position/size as required.

●

If Auto Setup cannot set properly for XGA signal
(1024×768, 1280×768, 1366×768), pre-selecting the
individual signal in [XGA mode] (see page 48) may
results in correct Auto Setup.

●

Auto Setup does not work well when a signal such
as additional information is superimposed out
of valid image period or when intervals between
synchronizing signal and image signal are short. Also
it does not work well for image signals with tri level
synchronizing signal added, or for some SYNC ON
G signals.

●

If Auto Setup does not work well, select [Default],
press <ENTER>, and then adjust the position/size
manually.

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[H-position] Adjust the horizontal position with .

[H-size] Adjust the horizontal size with

[V-position] Adjust the vertical position with .

[V-size] Adjust the vertical size with .

.

Note

●

In some cases, noise appears outside the area
picture is displayed, but it is not a malfunction.

[Clock
phase]

[Dot clock] (For RGB IN or PC IN input)

[Over scan] Turn image over scan On/Off.

[1:1 pixel
mode]

(For RGB IN or PC IN input)

In some cases, frame of the screen
appears blurred or smudged, when RGB
signal or PC signal are input.

Periodic striped pattern interference
(noise) may occur when a striped pattern
is displayed. If this happens, adjust so
that any such noise is minimized.

Applicable input signal:

525i, 525p, 625i, 625p, 750/60p, 750/50p
(Component Video, RGB, DVI-D, HDMI)

[On] [Off]

Note

●

When [Off] is set, [H-size] and [V-size]
cannot be adjusted.

Adjusts the display size when 1125i or
1125p signal is input.

[Off] [On]

Applicable input signal:

1125 / 50i, 60i, 24PsF, 24p, 25p, 30p,
50p, 60p

Note

●

Select [Off] when flickering is shown
around the image.

●

[H-size] and [V-size] cannot be
adjusted when [On] is selected.

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Sound Adjustment

Press <SOUND> to display the

1

[Sound] menu.

Sound

Default Default

Output select Speaker out

Sound mode

Bass

Treble

Balance

Surround

Select the item to adjust with .

2

●

Menu that cannot be adjusted is greyed out.

Adjust with .

3

Press <SOUND> to exit from adjust

4

mode.

■ To return to the previous screen

Press <RETURN>.

■ To reset to defaults

Press <DEFAULT> while the menu is displayed, or
press <ENTER> when [Default] is selected, then the
settings will be set to factory settings.

Normal

0

0

0

Off

[Output select] Select the audio output.

[Speaker out]:

External speakers

[AUDIO OUT]:

AUDIO OUT terminal output

●

When [AUDIO OUT] is
selected, the other menus
are greyed out and cannot be
selected.

●

Audio volume setting is
memorized separately for each
output.

[Sound mode] Select for best audio.

[Normal]:

Emits the original sound.

[Dynamic]:

Accentuates sharp sound.

[Clear]:

Attenuates human voice.

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [Sound mode]
and [Normal] are displayed as [AUDIO MENU] and
[STANDARD].

[Bass] Adjusts low pitch sounds.

[Treble] Adjusts high pitch sounds.

[Balance] Adjusts left and right volumes.

[Surround]

[Off]:

Normal sound

[On]:

Surround sound

Note

●

[Bass], [Treble] and [Surround] settings are
memorised separately for [Normal], [Dynamic] and
[Clear] in [Sound mode].

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Picture Adjustments

Press <PICTURE> to display the

1

[Picture] menu.

Picture

Default Default

Picture mode Standard

Backlight

Contrast

Brightness

Colour

Hue

Sharpness

Gamma

Colour temperature

Dynamic contrast

Colour enhancement

Refine enhancer

Gradation smoother

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

Select the item to adjust with .

2

●

Menu that cannot be adjusted is greyed out.

Adjust with .

3

Press <PICTURE> to exit from adjust

4

mode.

■ To return to the previous screen

Press <RETURN>.

■ To reset to defaults

Press <DEFAULT> while the menu is displayed, or
press <ENTER> when [Default] is selected, then the
settings will be set to factory settings.

50

50

50

50

50

50

HighEnhance level

2.2

6500K

5

Off

Off

Off

[Picture mode] This menu switches to easy-to-

see pictures suitable to the picture
source or environment where this
unit is used.

[Vivid signage]

Suitable for signage applications
featuring more vivid and sharper
images in bright environments
such as a shop.

[Natural signage]

Suitable for signage applications
such as merchandise exhibition,
featuring natural tone images
with colour reproduction
emphasized under light.

[Standard]

Faithfully reproduces original
picture.

[Surveillance]

Tone-focused pictures with
brightness reduced suitable for
input from a monitoring camera.

[Graphic]

Suitable for PC input.

[DICOM]

Pictures close to the grayscale
standard DICOM Part14.

●

The settings are memorised
separately for each input
terminal.

Note

●

DICOM is the abbreviation for “Digital Imaging and
Communications in Medicine”, which is a standard
for communications between medical imaging
devices. Although “DICOM” is used as a picture
mode name, this unit is not a medical device. Do
not use displayed images for such purposes as
diagnosis.

Note

●

When displaying still picture with USB input (USB
media player), only the following settings have an
effect on the picture.

[Backlight], [Gamma], [Colour temperature]

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[Backlight] Adjusts luminance of the back light.

Darker↔Brighter

[Contrast] Selects the proper brightness and

density for the room.

Less↔More

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [Contrast] is
displayed as [PICTURE].

[Brightness] Adjusts for easier viewing of dark

pictures.

Darker↔Brighter

[Colour] Adjusts colour saturation.

Less↔More

[Hue] Adjusts hue of skin colour.

Reddish↔Greenish

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [Hue] is
displayed as [TINT].

[Sharpness] Adjusts picture sharpness.

Less↔More

[Enhance level] Switches the effect range for

sharpness.

[High]:

Large effect

[Low]:

Small effect

[Gamma] Adjusts gamma.

[2.0], [2.2], [2.4], [2.6],
[DICOM]:

Small tilt - Large tilt

Note

●

When [DICOM] is selected in [Picture mode],
[Gamma] is fixed to [DICOM].

When the items other than [DICOM] are selected
in [Picture mode], [DICOM] cannot be set for
[Gamma].

[Colour
temperature]

Adjusts colour tone.

[3200K], [4000K], [5000K],
[6500K], [7500K], [9300K],
[10700K], [Native], [USER1],
[USER2]

Note

●

Emphasizes red when the numerical value of
[Colour temperature] is small, and emphasizes
blue when it is big.

●

[Native] is a colour tone of the panel element.
When this is selected, [Gamma] is fixed to 2.2 or
equivalent and it cannot be adjusted.

●

When [DICOM] is selected in [Picture mode], only
[6500K] and [9300K] can be selected.

User setting of [Colour
temperature]

2 kinds of detailed [Colour
temperature] settings ([USER1]
and [USER2]) can be stored.

1 Press <ENTER> while setting

[Colour temperature].

Gamma

Colour temperature

HighEnhance level

2.2

6500K

Example:

When [Colour temperature] is
[6500K], it is possible to reflect
the set point, [6500K], to the set
point of [USER1] and [USER2].

2 Select the user to memorise

settings with

and press

<ENTER>.

Adjust colour temperature

Change to 6500K

USER1

USER2

3 Select [Ye s] with and press

<ENTER>.

Adjust colour temperature

Overwrite colour temperature “USER1”?

Yes No

4 Set each item on detail settings

screen.

Adjust colour temperature

USER1

R gain

G gain

B gain

R bias

G bias

B bias

255

150

64

0
0
0

[R gain]

Adjusts the white balance for light
red areas.

0 to 255

[G gain]

Adjusts the white balance for light
green areas.

0 to 255

[B gain]

Adjusts the white balance for light
blue areas.

0 to 255

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[Dynamic
contrast]

[Colour
enhancement]

[Refine
enhancer]

[Gradation
smoother]

[R bias]

Adjusts the white balance for dark
red areas.

-127 to 128

[G bias]

Adjusts the white balance for dark
green areas.

-127 to 128

[B bias]

Adjusts the white balance for dark
blue areas.

-127 to 128

The settings are saved for the user.

When you return to [Picture] menu,
the user you have set is selected for
[Colour temperature].

Gamma

Colour temperature

HighEnhance level

2.2

USER1

Automatically adjusts the contrast
by determining the changes in
the use of colours for images that
constantly change, such as motion
pictures.

No effect ↔ Large effect

Displays images by emphasising
colours.

[Off], [Low], [Mid], [High]

(Small effect to Large effect)

Enhances the sense of resolution
by correcting fuzzy outlines of
pictures resulted from resizing, etc.

[Off], [Low], [Mid], [High]

(Small effect to Large effect)

Extracts and eliminates noise
components from the input
video signals, and then displays
noiseless pictures.

[Off], [On]

Picture Profiles

Up to 8 combinations of picture adjustment values (in
the [Picture] menu) can be stored in the display memory
as profiles and applied as needed, for a convenient way
to enjoy your preferred picture settings.

Picture

Default Default

Picture mode Standard

Backlight

Contrast

Brightness

Colour

Hue

Sharpness

Enhance level

Gamma

Colour temperature

Dynamic contrast

Colour enhancement

Refine enhancer

Gradation smoother

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

[Memory save]

(see page 43)

[Memory load]

(see page 44)

[Memory edit]

(see page 45)

50

50

50

50

50

50

High

2.2

6500K

5

Off

Off

Off

MEMORY1

1. [ ]

MEMORY2

2. [ ]

MEMORY3

3. [ ]

4. [ ] MEMORY4

5. [ ] MEMORY5

6. [ ] MEMORY6

7. [ ] MEMORY7

8. [ ] MEMORY8

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Overview of Picture Profiles

Original picture

Adjust picture.

(see page 40 - 42)

Custom picture

Example:

Save the picture adjustment
values in the [MEMORY1]
profile.

[Memory save]

Original picture

Example:

Load [MEMORY1].

[Memory load]

Custom picture

Saving profiles

Follow these steps to save picture adjustment values as
profiles.

Specify the picture quality in the

1

[Picture] menu.

(see page 40 - 42)

In the [Picture] menu, select [Memory

2

save] with and press <ENTER>.

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

Select a profile name for saving the

3

picture adjustment values with
and press <ENTER>.

Memory save

MEMORY1

1. [ ]

MEMORY2

2. [ ]

MEMORY3

3. [ ]

4. [ ] MEMORY4

5. [ ] MEMORY5

6. [ ] MEMORY6

7. [ ] MEMORY7

8. [ ] MEMORY8

●

] appears for a profile in which the picture

[

*

adjustments have already been saved.

4

Select [Ok] with and press
<ENTER>.

Memory save

[Memory edit] screen

MEMORY1

1. [ ]

MEMORY2

2. [ ]

MEMORY3

3. [ ]

MY PICTURE

1. [ ]

MEMORY2

2. [ ]

MEMORY3

3. [ ]

Example:

Change the memory name
to [MY PICTURE].

[Memory edit]

Save the adjusted value in “MEMORY1”

Ok Cancel

Enter a profile name with .

5

●

Entering characters (see page 92)

█

MEMORY1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a

b c d e f g h i j

k l m

u v w x y z

n o p q r s t

–

a/A/@

_.

0

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

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When you finished entering the

6

profile name, select [Ok] with

and press <ENTER>.

MY MEMORY1

●

To cancel saving the profile, select [Cancel].

█

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a b c d e f g h i j

k l m

u v w x y z

n o p q r s t

–

a/A/@

Loading profiles

Load profiles and apply the picture adjustment values to
the display as follows.

In the [Picture] menu, select [Memory

1

load] with and press <ENTER>.

0

_.

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

Select the profile to load with and

2

press <ENTER>.

Memory load

MEMORY1

1. [ ]

MEMORY2

2. [ ]

MEMORY3

3. [ ]

Loading profiles using numeric buttons on the
remote control.

Each numeric button <1> - <8> is allocated for
loading [MEMORY1] to [MEMORY8].

[Function button settings] (see page 61)

Press any of <1> - <8>.

1

Select [Ok] with and press

2

<ENTER>.

Memory load

Load from “MEMORY2”

Ok Cancel

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When profile is being loaded, profile name is
displayed.

PC

16:9

Memory name: MEMORY2

Note

●

Loaded profiles are stored in memory according
to the selected input terminal.

Editing profiles

Delete or rename profiles as follows.

■ Deleting profiles

In the [Picture] menu, select [Memory

1

edit] with and press <ENTER>.

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

Select [Memory delete] with and

2

press <ENTER>.

Memory edit

Memory delete

Memory name change

Select the profile to delete with

3

and press <ENTER>.

Memory delete

MEMORY1

1. [ ]

MEMORY2

2. [ ]

MEMORY3

3. [ ]

All delete

●

To delete all profiles, select [All delete].

Select [Ok] with and press

4

<ENTER>.

Memory delete

Delete the “MEMORY1” data

Ok Cancel

■ Renaming profiles

In the [Picture] menu, select [Memory

1

edit] with and press <ENTER>.

Memory save

Memory load

Memory edit

Select [Memory name change] with

2

and press <ENTER>.

Memory edit

Memory delete

Memory name change

Select the profile to rename with

3

and press <ENTER>.

Memory name change

MEMORY1

1. [ ]

MEMORY2

2. [ ]

MEMORY3

3. [ ]

Enter a name for the profile with

4

.

●

Entering characters (see page 92)

█

MEMORY1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a b c d e f g h i j

k l m

u v w x y z

n o p q r s t

–

_.

0

a/A/@

When you finished entering the profile

5

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

name, select [Ok] with and
press <ENTER>.

a/A/@

●

To cancel renaming the profile, select [Cancel].

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

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Setup menu

Press <SETUP> to display the [Setup]

1

menu.

Off

Disable

Off

60 sec

1/2

2/2

Setup

Signal

Control settings

Multi display settings

Colour matching function

Screensaver

Input label

Power management settings

Wobbling

No activity power off

Power ON screen delay

OSD language

Setup

Set up timer

Date and time

Network settings

USB media player settings

Function button settings

Display orientation

OSD position

Menu display duration

Menu transparency

Select the item to set with .

2

●

Menu that cannot be adjusted is greyed out.

English(UK)

Landscape

Upper/Right

20

Adjustable menu changes depending on signal,
input and menu setting.

Set with .

3

Press <SETUP> to exit from adjust

4

mode.

■ To return to the previous screen

Press <RETURN>.

Signal

Examples of [Signal] submenu screen

When HDMI / DVI is selected

Signal

YUV/RGB-in select

Cinema reality

Noise reduction

MPEG noise reduction

Signal range

H-freq.

V-freq.

Dot clock freq.

Signal format

When COMPONENT / RGB is selected

Signal

Component/RGB-in select

Cinema reality

Noise reduction

MPEG noise reduction

XGA mode

Input level

H-freq.

V-freq.

Dot clock freq.

Signal format

When PC is selected

Signal

Component/RGB-in select

Sync

Cinema reality

Noise reduction

MPEG noise reduction

XGA mode

Input level

H-freq.

V-freq.

Dot clock freq.

Signal format

When VIDEO is selected

Signal

3D Y/C filter

Colour system

Cinema reality

Noise reduction

MPEG noise reduction

Input level

H-freq.

V-freq.

Dot clock freq.

Signal format

YUV

Off

Auto

Off

Full(0-255)

33.72 kHz

60.00 Hz

74.18 MHz

1125(1080)/60i

Component

Off

Auto

Off

Auto

0

33.72 kHz

60.00 Hz

74.18 MHz

1125(1080)/60i

RGB

Auto

Off

Auto

Off

Auto

0

33.72 kHz

60.00 Hz

74.18 MHz

1125(1080)/60i

Off

Auto

Off

Auto

Off

0

15.73 kHz

59.94 Hz

-- MHz

NTSC

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When USB is selected

Signal

Noise reduction

MPEG noise reduction

Note

●

[Signal] setup menu displays a different setting
condition for each input signal.

●

Menu that cannot be adjusted is greyed out.

Auto

Off

■ [Component/RGB-in select]

This menu is displayed at PC IN and COMPONENT/
RGB IN inputs.

Select to match the signals from the source connected
to each terminal.

[Component] YP

[RGB] RGB signals

Note

●

Set for each input terminal (COMPONENT/RGB IN,
PC IN).

BPR/YCBCR signals

■ [YUV/RGB-in select]

This menu is displayed at HDMI 1, HDMI 2 and DVI-D
IN inputs.

Select to match the signals from the source connected
to each terminal.

[YUV] YUV signals

[RGB] RGB signals

■ [Sync]

This menu is displayed at PC IN input.

Setting RGB/PC sync signal

[Auto]:

The H and V sync or synchronized signal is
automatically selected. When both of them have
sync signal, H and V sync will be selected.

When displaying CS signal, connect to HD input
terminal.

[on G]:

Uses a synchronized signal on the Video G signal,
which is input from the G connector.

[HV sync]:

Uses a synchronized signal on the Video HD/VD
signal, which is input from the HD/VD connector.

Setting Component sync signal

[Auto]:

The H and V sync or synchronized signal is
automatically selected. When both of them have
sync signal, H and V sync will be selected.

When displaying CS signal, connect to HD input
terminal.

[on Y]:

Uses a synchronized signal on the Video Y signal,
which is input from the Y connector.

[HV sync]:

Uses a synchronized signal on the Video HD/VD
signal, which is input from the HD/VD connector.

Note

●

Set for each input terminal (HDMI 1, HDMI 2, DVI-D
IN).

■ [Cinema reality]

Faithfully reproduces videos shot with cinema films. Set
this to [Off] normally.

Note

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [Cinema reality] is
displayed as [3:2 PULLDOWN].

●

If [Cinema reality] is set to [On], videos including
movies shot at 24 frames per second are reproduced
more naturally.

●

If the video is unnatural with [On] set, set it to [Off].

■ [Noise reduction]

Reduces picture noise.

[Off]:

Disables Noise Reduction.

[Min], [Mid], [Max]:

Sets strength of Noise Reduction.

[Auto]:

Noise reduction will be automatically selected from
[Min], [Mid] or [Max].

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■ [MPEG noise reduction]

Reduces block noise and mosquito noise on MPEG
videos.

[Off]:

Disables Noise Reduction.

[Min], [Mid], [Max]:

Sets strength of Noise Reduction.

■ [XGA mode]

This menu is displayed at PC IN and COMPONENT/
RGB IN inputs.

This unit supports XGA signals (1024 × 768, 1280 ×
768, 1366 × 768) having different aspect ratios and
sampling rates.

[Auto]:

Automatically detects the signal.

Switch the setting to suit the input signal for better
display depends on the angle of view or display
resolution condition.

Note

●

After making this setting, be sure to make each
adjustment (such as [Auto setup]) on the [Position]
menu as necessary. (see page 37)

■ [Signal range]

This menu is displayed at HDMI1, HDMI2 and DVI-D IN
inputs. Switches the dynamic range to match the signals
from the source connected to each terminal.

[Video(16-235)]:

If the input signal is the video range

Example: HDMI terminal output for DVD player

[Full(0-255)]:

If the input signal is full range

Example: HDMI terminal output for personal
computer

[Auto]:

Switches the dynamic range automatically between
[Video(16-235)] and [Full(0-255)] according to the
input signal.

Note

●

[Auto] can be selected when the HDMI signal input.

■ [Input level]

This menu is displayed at PC IN, COMPONENT/RGB IN
and VIDEO IN inputs.

Adjustment of parts which are extremely bright and hard
to see.

- 16 to + 16:

(Level low) - (Level high)

■ [3D Y/C filter]

Set this if the video looks unnatural at VIDEO IN input.
Set this to [On] normally.

Note

●

Depending on the signalling system, this setting
may be less effective or may not be effective at all.

■ [Colour system]

Sets the colour system according to the signal method
at VIDEO IN input. Set this to [Auto] normally. This
automatically detects the input signal format.

[Auto], [PAL ], [SECAM], [NTSC], [NTSC 4.43], [PAL
M], [PAL N]:

Set this to [Auto] when viewing PAL-60 videos.

When images are unstable

When the system is set to [Auto], images become
unstable in rare case under the condition that the
input signals are at low level or have many noises.
In this case, set the system so it conforms with the
input signal format.

■ Input signal display

Displays the frequency and the type of the current input
signal.

33.72 kHz

H-freq.

60.00 Hz

V-freq.

Dot clock freq.

Signal format

Display range:

Horizontal (15 kHz - 135 kHz)

Vertical (24 Hz - 120 Hz)

The dot clock frequency is displayed when Digital and
PC signal are input.

74.18 MHz

1125(1080)/60i

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Control settings

Sets each item of the function which enables to control
multiple displays at the same time, or individually.

[Control settings] - submenu screen

Control settings

Display ID

Serial ID function

Controller ID function

Serial response(ID all)

Serial ID group

Serial response(ID group)

Serial daisy chain position

Multi control auto setting

0

Off

Off

Off

A

Off

−

■ [Display ID]

Set ID number when controlling the Display with
[Controller ID function] and [Serial ID function].

0 to 100 (Standard value: 0)

■ [Serial ID function]

Set to control external control with the PC connected to
SERIAL terminal according to the Display’s ID number.

[Off]:

Disables external control by the ID.

[On]:

Enables the external control by the ID.

■ [Controller ID function]

Enables/disables the [Controller ID function].

[Off]:

Disables the [Controller ID function]. (Can be
operated as normal remote control.)

[On]:

Enables the [Controller ID function]. Effective on
switching to [On].

Note

●

To use the [Controller ID function], setting ID numbers
both for the remote control and for the display unit is
required.

For ID number setting for the remote control, see
page 91.

■ [Serial response(ID all)]

Set whether to respond to the command or not, when
serial command of ID number “0” is received.

[Off]:

Does not respond.

[On]:

Responds.

■ [Serial ID group]

When controlling multiple displays simultaneously via
serial communication, those displays are grouped as
one.

A to G (7 groups)

■ [Serial response(ID group)]

Sets whether to respond to the command or not,
when serial command, which the group is specified, is
received.

[Off]:

Does not respond.

[On]:

Responds.

■ [Serial daisy chain position]

Set the first and last terminals in the chain when the
SERIAL IN/OUT terminal of this unit is connected using
a daisy chain scheme.

[---]:

When controlling this unit alone with serial control, or
connecting at a position other than the first and last
terminals in a daisy chain

[Top ]:

When connecting at the first terminal in a daisy chain

[End]:

When connecting at the last terminal in a daisy chain

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■ [Multi control auto setting]

In a serial daisy chain connection, this automatically
assigns ID numbers to subsequent-stage displays based
on the ID number of the first display.

Note

●

If this setting is made on a display other than the
first one, display ID numbers may overlap among
the preceding-stage displays and subsequent-stage
displays. It is recommended to perform this setting on
the first display.

Select [Multi control auto setting] with and

press <ENTER>.

Multi control auto setting

Status

Display ID

Network control / IP address

Start

Display ID

Changing network control

The following screen is displayed on the subsequent­stage displays.

Multi control auto setting

Status

Display ID

Network control / IP address

[Status]

Displays the execution state of the display ID auto
setting.

[Wait]:

ID auto setting has not been executed yet.

[Finished]:

ID auto setting is completed.

[Display ID]

Displays the current display ID.

[Network control / IP address]

Displays [On] / [Off] of [Network control] function and
IP address.

Off

Off

Wait

0

192.168.0.8

1

Yes

Wait

0

192.168.0.8

Set each item.

Multi control auto setting

Status

Display ID

Network control / IP address

Start

Display ID

Changing network control

Wait

0

Off

192.168.0.8

1

Yes

[Display ID]

Sets the ID you want to assign to the display you are
operating.

1 to 100

Note

●

ID numbers are not automatically set for the
preceding-stage displays before the display on which
the operation is performed.

[Changing network control]

Sets whether to change settings in [Network control]
or maintain the current settings.

[No]:

Maintains the settings.

[Yes]:

Switches [Network control] to [On] when it is set to
[Off], and switches [DHCP] to [On].

Select [Start] and press <ENTER>.

Starts auto setting.

The following screen is displayed when the setting
is completed.

Multi control auto setting

Status

Display ID

Network control / IP address

●

When [DHCP] is set to [On], IP address is updated

Finished

1

On

192.168.0.8

automatically.

The following screen is displayed on the subsequent­stage displays.

Multi control auto setting

Status

Display ID

Network control / IP address

●

For each subsequent-stage display, an ID number

Finished

2

On

192.168.0.9

with 1 added to the ID number of each preceding­stage display is assigned.

If the ID number of the preceding-stage display is
“100”, ID number “1” is set.

●

When [DHCP] is set to [On], IP address is updated
automatically.

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Multi display settings

1 to 10 displays can be aligned in horizontal direction
and vertical direction respectively, and those displays
are regarded as one group. The enlarged image is
shown on the combined display.

[Multi display settings] - submenu screen

Multi display settings

Multi display setting

Horizontal scale

Vertical scale

Bezel H adjustment

Bezel V adjustment

Location

Frame control

Reverse scan

Off

2

2

0
0

A1

1

Off

■ [Vertical scale]

Set the vertical scale in the multi display.

1 to 10 (1 to 2 for USB input)

Example:

[Horizontal scale] [5] and [Vertical scale] [5] is set in the
multi display

Note

●

The settings are memorised separately for each
input terminal.

●

When the multi display is set to [Off], adjust to the
same angle of view for [Position] (see page 37).
Then, set the multi display to [On]. Again, make
fine adjustment of the angle of view for [Position].

●

The [Position] menu can be adjusted in the multi
display status.

●

When using the USB input, [Frame control] and
[Reverse scan] cannot be set.

●

[Frame control] and [Reverse scan] functions are
effective when all of the vertical synchronizations
input into each display are the same.

■ [Multi display setting]

[Off]:

The display is not divided when enlarged.

[On]:

The display is divided when enlarged.

When [On] is set, the display aspect is [16:9].

To control with the remote control:

Switches ON / OFF by pressing <MULTI
DISPLAY>.

■ [Bezel H adjustment], [Bezel V adjustment]

Adjust the area of image hidden in the joint horizontally
and vertically respectively.

0 to 100

Display example

Setting value: 0

Displays the entire image including the joint area.
(Suitable when displaying character information on
PC.)

Setting value: 100

Does not display the image of the joint area.
(Suitable when displaying motion pictures.)

■ [Horizontal scale]

Set the horizontal scale in the multi display.

1 to 10 (1 to 2 for USB input)

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■ [Location]

....

Assign the multi display position.

Example:

[Horizontal scale] [10], [Vertical scale] [10]

A1 A2
B1 B2

.... ....

I1 I2 I9

J1 J2 J9

Select from A1 to J10.

●

The displayed content for setting changes
according to the settings for the [Horizontal scale]
and [Vertical scale].

●

By setting [Multi display setting] to [Off], it is
possible to check the location on the screen while
the setting menu is displayed.

....

....

....

....

A9
B9

....

A10
B10

....

I10

J10

■ [Frame control]

Adjusts the image display timing to display motion
pictures more naturally in one screen composed of
multiple screens.

[Auto]:

When [Multi display setting] is set to [On], the image
display timing is automatically set in accordance with
[Location] of vertical direction.

However, when [Multi display setting] is set to [Off],
the image display timing adjustment value is fixed to
[0] (not adjusted).

1 to 5:

Image display timing adjusted value (manual setting)

This function is operated regardless of the setting in
[Multi display setting] ([On] / [Off]).

Note

●

When any of [1] to [5] is set, and signals over a
vertical frequency of 60Hz are input, the unit may not
perform control operation as intended.

Also, if signals over 1080 dots in a longitudinal
direction are input, a screen error may occur.

●

When changing the setting of this function, picture
disturbance may occur. This is not a malfunction.

■ [Reverse scan]

Reverses the image scan direction to display motion
pictures more naturally in one screen composed of
multiple screens.

[Off]:

Normal scan (Top to bottom)

[On]:

Reversed scan (Bottom to top)

Note

●

This function can only be set when [Frame control] is
set to [1] to [5].

●

This function is operated regardless of the setting in
[Multi display setting] ([On] / [Off]).

●

Displayed picture will be interrupted while changing
setting of this function.

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Colour matching function

Corrects unevenness of colours among multiple
screens. R (red), G (green), B (blue) and intermediate
colours (cyan, magenta and yellow) are corrected
individually on each display.

Note

●

When displaying still picture with USB input (USB
media player), it does not have an effect on the
picture.

[Colour matching function] - submenu screen

Colour matching function

Select colour

Red

Green

Blue

Reset

2048

Red

OffTestpattern

0

0

[Select colour]

Select the colour to correct with

.

[Testpattern]

[On]:

Displays the test pattern of the selected colour.
(The sound is muted.)

[Off]:

Displays the normal input signals.

[Red]

Finely adjusts the intensity of red component.

0 to 1023 or 1024 to 2048

[Green]

Finely adjusts the intensity of green component.

0 to 1023 or 1024 to 2048

[Blue]

Finely adjusts the intensity of blue component.

0 to 1023 or 1024 to 2048

[Reset]

Restores each adjustment of all colour selections
to default.

Select [Yes ] with

and press <ENTER>.

■ To restore each adjustment of the selected

colour to default

Press <DEFAULT> while the menu is displayed, then
each adjustment of the selected colour is restored to
default.

Screensaver (For preventing image retention)

Do not display a still picture, especially in 4:3 mode, for
any length of time.

If the display must remain on, a Screensaver should be
used.

Screensaver

10:00

THURSDAY

Start

Mode Off

2015/01/01

■ Screensaver settings

Screensaver operation

When the Screensaver is operating, the following 5
patterns are displayed full screen for 5 seconds each,
and it will be repeated.

Black→Darkgrey→Grey→Lightgrey→White→
Lightgrey→Grey→Darkgrey

To start Screensaver now

Select [On] in [Mode].

Select [Start] and press <ENTER>.

●

The menu screen will disappear and the
Screensaver will be activated.

Screensaver

10:00

Start

Mode On

2015/01/01

Note

●

If the following buttons are pressed while the screen
saver is operating, the screen saver is cancelled.

Remote control: <RETURN>

Main unit: <MENU (Unit)> <INPUT> <+ (Unit)>

<- (Unit)>

●

When the display is turned off, the Screensaver will
be deactivated.

To set interval of Screensaver

Select [Interval] in [Mode].

Set [Periodic time].

●

●

to change the time by 15 minutes.

Press

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [Periodic time]
is displayed as [SHOW DURATION].

Set [Operating time].

●

once to change the time by 1 minute.

Press
Keep pressing down to change the time by 15
minutes.

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [Operating
time] is displayed as [SAVER DURATION].

THURSDAY

<ENTER (Unit)>

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Screensaver

Start

Mode Interval

Periodic time

Operating time

2015/01/01 10:00

THURSDAY

0:00

0:00

Periodic time

Deactivated. Operating time

Note

●

It is not possible to set the duration of [Operating
time] longer than that of [Periodic time].

To set start and finish time of Screensaver

Select [Time designation] in [Mode].

Set [Start time] and [Finish time].

●

once to change the time by 1 minute.

Press
Keep pressing down to change the time by 15
minutes.

●

In [ENGLISH(US)] OSD language, [Time
designation] is displayed as [TIME OF DAY].

Screensaver

10:00

Start

Mode Time designation

Start time

Finish time

2015/01/01

THURSDAY

0:00

0:00

Note

●

Please set [Date and time] before setting [Start
time] and [Finish time]. (see page 58)

To turn the power off after Screensaver

Select [Standby after SCR saver] in [Mode].

Set [Screensaver duration].

●

once to change the time by 1 minute.

Press
Keep pressing down to change the time by 15
minutes.

Select [Start] and press <ENTER>.

●

Screensaver will be activated and the power will
be turned off (Standby) at the time set.

Screensaver

10:00

Start

Mode

Screensaver duration 0:00

2015/01/01

THURSDAY

Standby after SCR saver

Note

●

[Screensaver duration] can be set from 0:00 to
23:59.

When this is set to [0:00], [Standby after SCR
saver] will not be activated.

Input label

This function can change the label of the Input signal to
be displayed.

[Input label] - submenu screen

Input label

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D

PC

COMPONENT COMPONENT

VIDEO

[HDMI1] [HDMI1] / [DVD1] / [DVD2] /

[HDMI2] [HDMI2] / [DVD1] / [DVD2] /

[DVI-D] [DVI-D] / [DVD1] / [DVD2] /

[PC] [PC] / [DVD1] / [DVD2] /

[COMPONENT]*[COMPONENT] / [DVD1] /

[VIDEO] [VIDEO] / [DVD1] / [DVD2] /

(Skip): When <INPUT> is pressed, the input will be

skipped.

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D

PC

VIDEO

[DVD3] / [Blu-ray1] / [Blu-ray2] /
[Blu-ray3] / [CATV] / [VCR] /
[STB] / (Skip)

[DVD3] / [Blu-ray1] / [Blu-ray2] /
[Blu-ray3] / [CATV] / [VCR] /
[STB] / (Skip)

[DVD3] / [Blu-ray1] / [Blu-ray2] /
[Blu-ray3] / [CATV] / [VCR] /
[STB] / (Skip)

[DVD3] / [Blu-ray1] / [Blu-ray2] /
[Blu-ray3] / [CATV] / [VCR] /
[STB] / (Skip)

[DVD2] / [DVD3] / [Blu-ray1] /
[Blu-ray2] / [Blu-ray3] / [CATV] /
[VCR] / [STB] / (Skip)

[DVD3] / [Blu-ray1] / [Blu-ray2] /
[Blu-ray3] / [CATV] / [VCR] /
[STB] / (Skip)

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Power management settings

Set each item to reduce power consumption.

[Power management settings] - submenu screen

Power management settings

Power management mode

No signal power off

HDMI1 power management

HDMI2 power management

DVI-D power management

PC power management

Power save

Custom

Disable

Off

Off

Off

Off

Off

To control with the remote control:

Switches [Power management mode] by pressing
<ECO>.

Power management mode

On

■ [Power management mode]: [On]

The following fixed values are set to the menu of
power consumption reduction. Individual setting is not
available.

[No signal power off]: [Enable]

[HDMI1 power management]: [On]

[HDMI2 power management]: [On]

[DVI-D power management]: [On]

[PC power management]: [On]

[Power save]: [On]

■ [Power management mode]: [Custom]

The menu of the power consumption reduction is
individually set. This setting is enabled when [Power
management mode] is set to [Custom].

[No signal power off]

When this is set to [Enable], the power supply of the
unit goes off automatically when there is no operation or
sync signal for about 10 minutes.

Note

●

With the USB input, the unit determines no signal is
present when the USB device is not connected.

[HDMI1 power management]
[HDMI2 power management]

When this function is set to [On], it operates under
the following conditions to turn the power on or off
automatically.

When no pictures (sync signal) are detected for
60 seconds or so at HDMI1 or HDMI2 input:

Power is turned off (standby); the power indicator
lights up orange.

When pictures (sync signal) are subsequently
detected:

Power is turned on; the power indicator lights up
green.

[DVI-D power management]

When this function is set to [On], it operates under
the following conditions to turn the power on or off
automatically.

When no pictures (sync signal) are detected for
60 or so seconds at DVI-D input:

Power is turned off (standby); the power indicator
lights up orange.

When pictures (sync signal) are subsequently
detected:

Power is turned on; the power indicator lights up
green.

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[PC power management] (DPMS function)

When this function is set to [On], it operates under
the following conditions to turn the power on or off
automatically.

When no pictures (HD/VD sync signals) are
detected for 60 or so seconds at PC input:

Power is turned off (standby); the power indicator
lights up orange.

When pictures (HD/VD sync signals) are
subsequently detected:

Power is turned on; the power indicator lights up
green.

Wobbling

Automatically shifts the display image (therefore
unnoticeable to the eye) to prevent image retention of
sharper contour of image.

Setting this to [On] moves the screen position at certain
intervals and displays the images.

Note

●

If [Multi display setting] is set to [On], this function
does not operate. (see page 51)

●

When this function is operating, part of the screen
may appear to be missing.

Note

●

This function is effective when [Sync] in [Signal] is
set to [Auto] or [HV sync] and [Component/RGB-in
select] is set to [RGB]. (see page 47)

[Power save]

This function adjusts the brightness of the backlight to
reduce power consumption.

[Off]:

This function does not operate.

[On]:

Backlight brightness is reduced.

Note

●

If [Input search] is set to items other than [Off], the
[Input search] function is prioritised. (The “Power
management” function does not operate for each
terminal.) (For details of [Input search] function,
see page 64.)

●

If [Failover/Failback] - [Input change mode] is set
to items other than [Off], the [Failover/Failback]
function is prioritised. (The “Power management”
function does not operate for each terminal.) (For
details of [Failover/Failback] function, see page

64.)

No activity power off

When this function is set to [Enable], the power is turned
off (standby) automatically when there is no operation of
the Display for 4 hours.

Starting from 3 minutes before the turn off, the
remaining time will be displayed.

Press any key to abort.

No activity power off

When the power is turned off due to this function, a
message [Last turn off due to ‘No activity power off’.] is
displayed next time the power is turned on.

Note

●

While the screensaver is running, this function is
disabled.

3 min

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Power ON screen delay

You can set the power-on delay time of the displays to
reduce the power load, when turning on the power of the
multiple displays that are set together.

Set each display’s setting individually.

[Off]:

When the display is switched to power-on state, it is
powered on at once.

[Auto]:

Sets the delay time automatically according to the
number set for [Display ID].

The delay time is determined by multiplying [Display
ID] × 0.3 seconds.

Example:

When [Display ID]is3→0.9seconds

[Display ID] (see page 49)

1 to 30:

Set the power-on delay time (second).

When the display is switched to power-on state, it
is powered on with time delay in accordance with
the setting.

Note

●

While this function is working, the power indicator is
blinking green.

●

This function also works when the power recovers
from failure or after plugging off and in again the
power cord.

OSD language

Select your preferred language.

Selectable languages

English(UK)
Deutsch
Français
Italiano
Español
ENGLISH(US)

中文
日本語

Русский : Russian

: Chinese
: Japanese

Set up timer

Sets the program to turn the power on/off or switch video
inputs at the specified time. Up to 20 programmes can
be set.

Note

●

Set [Date and time] before setting [Set up timer]. (see
page 58)

●

When multiple programs are set at the same time,
the program with the smallest program number is
enabled.

[Set up timer] - submenu screen

Setting Example

Program 1, Every Monday, 12:00,

Power On, Input: HDMI1

Set up timer

10:00

Program

Timer function

Day

Power mode

Time

Input

2015/01/01

1 Set the program number.

2 To execute the program, set to [On].

The program is disabled when [Off] is set.

3 Set the day.

The program is executed every day when
[Everyday] is set.

4 Set the power On/Off.

5 Set the time.

Pressing

once changes time 1 minute.

Pressing continuously changes time by 15
minutes.

6 Set the input.

THURSDAY

1

On

MONDAY

Power on

12:00

HDMI1

1
2
3
4
5
6

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Date and time

Set date and time. ([- -] shows no programme is set.)

[Date and time] - submenu screen

Date and time

2015/01/01

Set

Year 2015

Month

Day

Hour

Minute

THURSDAY

1

1

10

0

10:00

■ Set date and time

Select [Year / Month / Day / Hour / Minute].

Set the selected item.

Date and time

2015/01/01

Set

Year 2016

Month

Day

Hour

Minute

Select [Set] and press <ENTER>.

Date and time

2016/02/05

Set

Year 2016

Month

Day

Hour

Minute

Note

●

If the present date and time are not set, the time
settings for [Set up timer], [Screensaver], etc. cannot
be made.

●

The present date and time setting is reset in the
following case.

When the main unit is left unattended for 7 days or
longer after the main unit is turned off with the <Main
power switch>, the power plug is removed, or power
failure has occurred, etc.

●

Date and time cannot be set when [Year / Month /
Day / Hour / Minute] are set to [- -].

THURSDAY

1

1

10

0

FRIDAY

2

5

18

0

10:00

18:00

99:992015/01/01

Network settings

Set when networking with a computer.

[Network settings] submenu will be displayed.

Network settings

Network control

Display name

LAN setup

Network status

AMX D.D.

Crestron Connected™

Reset

Off

LFV6-00

Off

Off

■ [Network control]

Set when controlling with the unit’s LAN terminal.

[On]:

Controls via LAN using the LAN terminal of the
Display. The power indicator lights orange when
the power is turned off with the remote control
(standby).

[Off]:

Invalidates control with LAN terminal.

(In this case, the power consumption of Standby
condition (when the power is turned off with the
remote control) will be slightly reduced.)

Note

●

When using the LAN control function for “Using
Network Function” (see page 72 - 84), set this
function to [On].

■ [Display name]

The name of the Display that is shown on the network
can be changed.

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■ [LAN setup]

Detailed network settings for the LAN established via the
LAN terminal of the Display can be configured.

Select [LAN setup] with

LAN setup

Save

DHCP Off

IP address

Subnet mask

Gateway

Port

MAC address

[DHCP], [IP address], [Subnet mask], [Gateway]

Press to set [On] / [Off] of [DHCP] and press

<ENTER>.

When [Off] is selected, IP address and other settings
can be set manually.

[DHCP]:

(DHCP client function)

[On]:

Obtains an IP address automatically when a
DHCP server exists in the network the Display is
going to be connected.

[Off]:

When a DHCP server does not exist in the
network the Display is going to be connected,
set [IP address], [Subnet mask] and [Gateway]
manually.

[IP address]:

(IP address display and setting)

Enter an IP address when DHCP server is not used.

[Subnet mask]:

(Subnet mask display and setting)

Enter a Subnet mask when DHCP server is not
used.

[Gateway]:

(Gateway address display and setting)

Enter a gateway address when DHCP server is not
used.

Note

●

When [DHCP] is set to [On], the IP address, etc. will
be displayed in grey.

and press <ENTER>.

192.168. 0. 8

255.255.255. 0

192.168. 0. 1

1024

--:--:--:--:--:--

Entering numbers

IP address

192.168.000.008

I

1. Select the address and press <ENTER>.

2. Select digits with

3. Change numbers with

.

.

4. Press <ENTER>.

You can cancel the change by pressing
<RETURN>.

Select [Save] and press <ENTER>.

Save the current network Setup.

Note

●

To use a DHCP server, make sure the DHCP
server is started.

●

Contact your network administrator for details on
[IP address], [Subnet mask] and [Gateway].

●

Shipping condition

[DHCP]: Off

[IP address]: 192.168.0.8

[Subnet mask]: 255.255.255.0

[Gateway]: 192.168.0.1

[Port]

Set the port number used for command control.

Select [Port] and press <ENTER> to set the number.

●

The available setting range is 1024 - 65535.

●

Entering numbers (see page 59)

Note

●

When the PJLink protocol is used, the port setting is
not necessary.

[MAC address]

Displays the MAC address of this unit.

■ [Network status]

Checks the current Network settings status.

Network status

DHCP

IP address

Subnet mask

Gateway

MAC address

Off

192. 168. 0. 8

255. 255. 255. 0

192. 168. 0. 1

12:34:56:78:9A:BC

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■ [AMX D.D.]

Set whether to allow the Display to be detected by AMX
Device Discovery.

[On]:

Enables detection by AMX Device Discovery.

[Off]:

Disables detection by AMX Device Discovery.

●

For more details, visit the following web site.

http://www.amx.com/

■ [Crestron Connected™]

When this function is set to [On], the Display can be
monitored or controlled via the network using equipment
and application software of Crestron Electronics, Inc.

This Display supports the following application software
from Crestron Electronics, Inc.

RoomView® Express

•

Fusion RV

•

RoomView® Server Edition

•

®

[Crestron Connected™] is a function to connect to
a system developed by Crestron Electronics, Inc.
which manages and controls multiple system devices
connected to the network.

●

For details of “Crestron Connected™”, refer to the
Crestron Electronics, Inc. web site (Provided only in
English).

http://www.crestron.com/

®

For the download of “RoomView

Express”, refer to
the Crestron Electronics, Inc. web site (Provided only
in English).

http://www.crestron.com/getroomview

■ [Reset]

You can reset the network setting to the factory default
of the Display.

Select [Yes ] with

Network settings

and press <ENTER>.

USB media player settings

Set for USB media player function.

[USB media player settings] - submenu screen

USB media player settings

USB media player

Resume play

Scenario file check

No scenario file

Slide show duration

Enable

On

10 sec

■ [USB media player]

Set to enable or disable the USB media player function.

■ [Resume play]

Set to enable or disable resume play.

■ [Scenario file check]

Execute the USB memory contents check. If any error is
detected, the error code and file name will be displayed.

For details of the error codes, refer to “USB memory
contents check”. (see page 89)

Select [Scenario file check] with

and press

<ENTER>.

Scenario file check

Available

■ [Slide show duration]

Select the displaying duration for still images.

[10 sec] to [600 sec]

60

Reset

Yes No

English

Function button settings

Assigns specific functions to the numeric buttons (<0>
to <9>). The buttons can be used as shortcut keys by
assigning frequently used operations.

1

Switch [Function group] with .

[Function button settings] - submenu screen

Function button settings

Function group

Function button 1

Function button 2

Function button 3

Function button 4

Function button 5

Function button 6

Function button 7

Function button 8

Function button 9

Function button 0

Function button guide

Select the numeric button with

2

Input

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D

PC

COMPONENT

VIDEO

USB

---

---

---

On

Input

↓

Memory load

↓

Shortcut

and set the function to assign with

.

■ Functions assignable to the numeric

buttons

[Input] (Direct input select)

Input can be selected with single-touch operation.

[HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D] / [PC] /
[COMPONENT]* / [VIDEO] / [USB]

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB­in select]. (see page 47)

[Memory load]

Memory can be loaded with single-touch operation.

Memory load (see page 44)

[MEMORY1] to [MEMORY8]

●

[MEMORY1] to [MEMORY8] load functions are
already assigned to <1> to <8> respectively.
These settings cannot be changed.

[Shortcut]

[Signal], [Screensaver], [Set up timer], [Power
management settings], [Network settings],
[Multi display settings]

●

Pressing the numeric button displays the menu
screen. Pressing the button again exits the
menu screen.

[AV mute]

●

Pressing the numeric button mutes the audio
and pictures.

To cancel, press any button on the remote
control except power button.

[Digital zoom]

●

Switches to [Digital zoom] mode by pressing
numeric buttons. (see page 34)

Shipping condition

The following functions are assigned to the numeric
buttons as factory default.

[Input]

[Memory

load]

[Shortcut]

1 HDMI1 MEMORY1 [Signal]

2 HDMI2 MEMORY2 [Screensaver]

3 DVI-D MEMORY3 [Set up timer]

[Power

4 PC MEMORY4

management
settings]

5 COMPONENT MEMORY5 [Network settings]

6 VIDEO MEMORY6 [AV mute]

7 USB MEMORY7 [Multi display

setting]

8 – MEMORY8 [Digital zoom]
9 – – –
0 – – –

■ [Function button guide]

Sets the function display when numeric buttons are
pressed. Set this for each function group.

[On]:

Displays the function list for the numeric buttons.

[Off]:

Does not display the function list. Operation starts
when numeric buttons are pressed.

Note

●

When <FUNCTION GROUP> is pressed, [Function
button guide] will be displayed regardless of the [On]
/ [Off] settings.

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■ To use shortcut (numeric buttons)

Press <FUNCTION GROUP> or <0> -

1

<9>.

[Function button guide] will be displayed.

[Function button guide]: When [Off] is set, pressing
the numeric button starts operation.

Example: Input

Input

HDMI 1

1.

HDMI 2

2.

DVI-D

3.

PC

4.

COMPONENT

5.

VIDEO

6.

7. USB

8. ---

9. ---

0. ---

Press <FUNCTION GROUP> to switch

2

function group.

Example: Memory load

Memory load

MEMORY 1

1.

MEMORY 2

2.

MEMORY 3

3.

MEMORY 4

4.

MEMORY 5

5.

MEMORY 6

6.

7. MEMORY 7

8. MEMORY 8

9. ---

0. ---

Display orientation

Sets the on-screen display orientation in the portrait
setting.

[Landscape]:

On-screen display angle is for horizontal
installation.

[Portrait]:

The on-screen display rotates anticlockwise by 90
degrees for easy view in the portrait setting.

18:00

Power indicator

Note

●

For portrait installation, please turn this Display right
so that the Power Indicator comes to the downside.

(The Power Indicator is situated at the back.)

90

Press <0> - <9>.

3

The function for the pressed button starts to operate.

Example: When <2> is pressed.

Memory load

Load from “MEMORY2”

Ok Cancel

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OSD position

Sets the display position of the on-screen menu.

Each time

or is pressed, the display position of the

on-screen menu changes.

Display example:

18:00

Upper/Left

18:00

Centre/Centre

Menu display duration

Sets the display duration time for the on-screen menu.

[5 sec] to [180 sec]

Menu transparency

Sets the transparency rate of the on-screen display
background.

0 to 100

Options Adjustments

This unit offers special functions conveniently used
according to the installation location and application.

Press <SETUP>.

1

[Setup] menu screen will be displayed.

Select [OSD language] with

2

and press <ENTER> for more than 3
seconds.

Following screen will be displayed.

Options

Display serial number

Software licenses

USB data cloning

Shipping

Select [Options] with and press

3

<ENTER>.

[Options] menu screen will be displayed.

On

Off

Off

Off

Off

Off

Off

Off

Enable

Last memory

Off

OffClock display

On

On

Off

Protocol 1

1/2

0

0

2/2

Options

Input search

Failover/Failback

Audio input select

Onscreen display

Initial input

Initial VOL level

Maximum VOL level

Input lock

Button lock

Controller user level

PC auto setting

Options

Off-timer function

Initial startup

Startup logo

Power on message(No activity power off)

Power on message(Power management)

POWER button lock

LAN control protocol

Information timing

Note

●

[POWER button lock] function is only for TH­55LFV60U and TH-55LFV6U.

Select the item to set with .

4

For [Input search], [Failover/Failback], [Audio input
select] and [Information timing], the submenu screen
will be displayed when you press <ENTER>.

(see page 64, 64, 67, 71)

Set with .

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Press <SETUP> to exit from [Options]

6

menu.

Note

●

The remote control is necessary to display the
[Options] menu. The control panel buttons on the
main unit cannot be used to display the menu.

●

Press <RETURN> to return to the previous menu.

●

The serial number of this device is displayed when
[Display serial number] is selected in step 3.

●

The software License is displayed when [Software
licenses] is selected in step 3.

Input search

When a signal is not detected, another input with a
signal is automatically selected.

Select the item with .

Select the set point with

Input search

PC

16:9

Searching...

Custom

(None)

(None)

Input search

1st search input

2nd search input

[Input search]

[Off]:

When there is no signal, the input is not switched
automatically.

[All inputs]:

Searches all inputs and switches to an input with a
signal.

Input search is executed in the following order.

(Example) When the current input is [HDMI1]

[HDMI2]→[DVI-D]→·········→[USB]→
[HDMI1]

Note

●

The inputs set to [(Skip)] in [Input label] (see
page 54) are skipped when searching.

[Custom]:

Repeatedly searches [Current input], [1st search
input] and [2nd search input] in order, and switches
to an input with a signal.

[Searching...] is displayed during the input search.

.

[1st search input], [2nd search input]

Set the input to search when [Custom] is selected.

[HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D] / [PC] /
[COMPONENT]* / [VIDEO] / [USB] / (None)

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

Note

●

This menu will be greyed out and cannot be set
under the following conditions.

[Input lock] is not set to [Off]. (see page 68)

•

[Failover/Failback] - [Input change mode] is not

•

set to [Off]. (see page 64)

●

If the input is changed by this function, the last input
is selected when the power is turned on next time.

If you wish to retain the original input when the
power is turned on, set [Initial input] to the original
input.

(see page 68)

Failover/Failback

Automatically switches to the backup input video if an
interruption of video occurs.

Select the item with .

1

Select the set point with

[Input change mode]

[Off]:

Disables the Backup Input function.

Failover/Failback

Input change mode Off

[Quick]:

Promptly switches to the backup input if an
interruption of video occurs.

The backup video signal needs to be in the same
format as the (main) input in use for viewing.

Upon switching to the backup input, the video and
audio adjustment values for the (main) input used
for viewing will be inherited.

Failover/Failback

Input change mode

Primary backup input

Secondary backup input

Auto switch back mode

Changing mode High speed

Backup input change

Main input

Current input

Quick

HDMI1

DVI-D

Disable

Active

HDMI2

Main input

.

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[Normal]:

Switches to the backup input if an interruption of
video occurs.

The backup video signal does not need to be in the
same format as the (main) input in use for viewing.

Upon switching to the backup input, the video and
audio adjustment values for the backup input will
be used.

■ Backup input (Quick)

Promptly switches to the backup input if an
interruption of video occurs, and enables switching
between digital (HDMI1 / HDMI2 / DVI-D) inputs.

Note

●

The backup video signal needs to be in the same
format as the (main) input in use for viewing.

●

Upon switching to the backup input, the video and
audio adjustment values for the (main) input used for
viewing will be inherited.

[Primary backup input]

Sets the first priority backup input.

(None) / [HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D]

The input that is of the same type as the one in use
for viewing will be greyed out.

[Secondary backup input]

Sets the second priority backup input.

(None) / [HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D]

The input that is of the same type as the one in use
for viewing will be greyed out.

[Auto switch back mode]

Sets whether or not to automatically return to the
former (main) input when the former input video
initially viewed is restored while viewing the video
of the backup input enabled by the operation of the
Backup Input function.

[Disable]:

Unreturned

[Enable]:

Returned

[Changing mode]

Select speed of input switching.

[High speed]:

If switching between the same signal formats, it is
possible to switch within 1 second.

If switching between the different signal formats,
picture noise is caused.

[Normal speed]:

If switching between the same signal formats, it is
possible to switch within 2 seconds.

If switching between the different signal formats, it
takes 3 to 4 seconds to switch but picture noise is
not caused.

[Backup input change]

Displays whether or not operating conditions for the
Backup Input function are met.

[Inactive]:

Indicates that the conditions are not met, and
inactivates the Backup Input function.

[Active]:

Indicates that the conditions are met, and activates
the Backup Input function.

[Main input]

Displays the (main) input initially used for viewing.

[Current input]

Displays whether the input currently in use for viewing
is the (main) input initially used for viewing or the
backup one.

Setting conditions

The following table describes restrictions (available
combinations) on each setting item.

Main

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D

PC

Backup

COMPONENT

VIDEO

USB × × ×

○:SelectableforbothPrimaryandSecondary.

×: Not selectable for neither Primary nor Secondary.

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

Recall display

Pressing <RECALL> displays any of the followings.

●

When the main input is being used for viewing and
the operating conditions for the Backup Input function
are met.

HDMI1

16:9

Main input

Backup OK

○ × ×

*

× × ×

PC

COMPONENT

*

VIDEO

USB

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●

When the backup input, enabled by the operation of
the Backup Input function, is being used for viewing.

HDMI1

16:9

Backup Input

DVI

When the conditions for the Backup Input function
are met, the following screen is displayed.

Main input

Backup OK

■ Backup input (Normal)

Switches to the backup input if an interruption of
video occurs.

Note

●

When an analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO)
input is being used for viewing, you cannot set an
analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO) input as a
backup input.

●

Any analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO)
input cannot be set as [Primary backup input] or
[Secondary backup input].

●

This function will start operating once a video signal is
detected by both the input in use for viewing and the
backup input and the [Backup input change] item is
displayed as [Active].

[Primary backup input]

Sets the first priority backup input.

(None) / [HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D] / [PC] /
[COMPONENT]* / [VIDEO] / [USB]

The input that is of the same type as the one in use
for viewing will be greyed out.

When an analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO)
input is being used for viewing, you cannot set an
analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO) input as a
backup input.

Any analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO)
input cannot be set as [Primary backup input] or
[Secondary backup input].

[Secondary backup input]

Sets the second priority backup input.

(None) / [HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D] / [PC] /
[COMPONENT]* / [VIDEO] / [USB]

The input that is of the same type as the one in use
for viewing will be greyed out.

When an analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO)
input is being used for viewing, you cannot set an
analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO) input as a
backup input.

Any analogue (PC, COMPONENT or VIDEO)
input cannot be set as [Primary backup input] or
[Secondary backup input].

[Auto switch back mode]

Sets whether or not to automatically return to the
former (main) input when the former input video
initially viewed is restored while viewing the video
of the backup input enabled by the operation of the
Backup Input function.

[Disable]:

Unreturned

[Enable]:

Returned

[Backup input change]

Displays whether or not operating conditions for the
Backup Input function are met.

[Inactive]:

Indicates that the conditions are not met, and
inactivates the Backup Input function.

[Active]:

Indicates that the conditions are met, and activates
the Backup Input function.

[Main input]

Displays the (main) input initially used for viewing.

[Current input]

Displays whether the input currently in use for viewing
is the (main) input initially used for viewing or the
backup one.

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

Setting conditions

The following table describes restrictions (available
combinations) on each setting item.

Main

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D

PC

COMPONENT

*

VIDEO

HDMI1

HDMI2

○ ○ ○

DVI-D

Backup

PC

COMPONENT

*

×

VIDEO

USB ○ ○ ×

○:SelectableforbothPrimaryandSecondary.

: Selectable for either Primary or Secondary.

×: Not selectable for neither Primary nor Secondary.

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

USB

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Note

●

When [Input search] is not set to [Off], this menu will
be greyed out and cannot be set. (see page 64)

Recall display

Pressing <RECALL> displays any of the followings.

●

When the main input is being used for viewing and
the operating conditions for the Backup Input function
are met.

HDMI1

16:9

Backup mode OK

●

When the backup input, enabled by the operation of
the Backup Input function, is being used for viewing.

HDMI1

16:9

Primary backup input

When the conditions for the Backup Input function
are met, the following screen is displayed.

Backup mode OK

Audio input select

Set up the sound when a video input is selected.

Select the video input with .

1

Set the audio input with

Audio input select

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D

PC

COMPONENT

VIDEO AUDIO2 IN

●

The illustration above shows the factory settings.

Video input Audio input

HDMI1

HDMI2

DVI-D / PC /
COMPONENT* /
VIDEO

No audio: No audio input (Mute)

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

When the setting for the audio input has been
changed from the factory settings, the audio input is
displayed as below.

AUDIO1 IN

HDMI1

HDMI2

AUDIO1 IN

AUDIO1 IN

AUDIO2 IN

HDMI1 / AUDIO1 IN /
AUDIO2 IN / No audio

HDMI2 / AUDIO1 IN /
AUDIO2 IN / No audio

AUDIO1 IN / AUDIO2 IN /
No audio

HDMI1

16:9

.

Onscreen display

Set to display / hide the following Onscreen display.

●

Power on display

●

Input signal switch display

●

No signal display

●

MUTE display after displaying the menu screen

●

Off timer remaining time display when 3 minutes
remaining

[On]:

Displays the Onscreen display.

[Off]:

Hides the Onscreen display.

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Initial input

Adjusts the input signal when the unit is turned on.

[Off] / [HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D] / [PC] /
[COMPONENT]* / [VIDEO] / [USB]

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

Note

●

This menu is available only when [Input lock] is [Off].
(see page 68)

Initial VOL level

Adjusts the sound volume level when the unit is turned
on.

[Off]:

It will be the sound volume level which had been set
before the power of the unit was turned off.

[On]:

Sets your preferred volume.

●

Outputs with the set volume when [Initial VOL level] in
[On] state is selected on the menu.

■ To adjust sound volume level

Press <VOL +> <VOL ->.

Note

●

When [Maximum VOL level] is [On], the volume
cannot be set to the level higher than the level set for
[Maximum VOL level].

Maximum VOL level

Adjusts the maximum volume.

[Off]:

The sound volume level can be set up to 100
(maximum).

[On]:

The sound volume level will not exceed the set
point.

●

Outputs with the set volume when [Maximum VOL
level] in [On] state is selected on the menu.

■ To adjust sound volume level

Press <VOL +> <VOL ->.

Note

●

When the [Maximum VOL level] is switched from
[Off] to [On], if the [Maximum VOL level] is set lower
than the [Initial VOL level], the [Initial VOL level]
automatically becomes the same as the [Maximum
VOL level].

Input lock

Locks the input switch operation.

[Off] / [HDMI1] / [HDMI2] / [DVI-D] / [PC] /
[COMPONENT]* / [VIDEO] / [USB]

: [COMPONENT] may be displayed as [RGB]

*

depending on the settings of [Component/RGB-in
select]. (see page 47)

Note

●

Input switch can be used when this is set to [Off].

Button lock

Limits operation of the buttons on the unit.

[Off]:

All the buttons on main unit can be used.

[On]:

All button operations except for the <Power button
(Unit)> are disabled.

[MENU&ENTER]:

Locks <MENU (Unit)> and <ENTER (Unit)> buttons.

■ To set [Button lock]

Set with the buttons on the unit.

[Off]:

Press <+ (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <INPUT (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <- (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <ENTER (Unit)>.

[On]:

Press <- (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <ENTER (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <+ (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <ENTER (Unit)>.

[MENU&ENTER]:

Press <ENTER (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <+ (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <INPUT (Unit)> for 4 times.

Press <ENTER (Unit)>.

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Controller user level

Limits operation of the buttons on the remote control.

[Off]:

You can use all of the buttons on the remote control.

[User1]:

You can only use <POWER ON>, <STANDBY>,
<INPUT>, <RECALL>, <MUTE>, <VOL +> and
<VOL -> buttons on the remote control.

[User2]:

You can only use <POWER ON> and <STANDBY>
buttons on the remote control.

[User3]:

Locks all the buttons on the remote control.

PC auto setting

Sets the operational mode of the automatic position
adjustment in the [Position] menu.

[Off]:

Automatic position adjustment starts when <AUTO
SETUP> is pressed on the remote control or
automatic position adjustment is executed from the
[Position] menu.

[On]:

Other than remote control or menu operation,
automatic position adjustment starts:

When the display power is turned ON.

•

When the input signal is switched.

•

Off-timer function

Enables / disables Off timer function.

[Enable]:

Enables the [Off-timer function].

[Disable]:

Disables the [Off-timer function].

Note

●

When [Disable] is set, the Off-timer is cancelled.

Initial startup

Sets the power mode of the unit for when the power
recovers from failure or after plugging off and in again.

[Last memory]:

Power returns in as the same state as before the
power interruption.

[On]:

Power returns in power On.

(Power Indicator: green)

[Standby]:

Power returns in standby mode.

(Power Indicator: red/orange)

Note

●

When using multiple displays, [Standby] is preferred
to be set in order to reduce a power load.

Startup logo

Sets to display / not to display the Panasonic logo on the
screen when the display is turned on.

[Off]:

Panasonic logo is not displayed.

[On]:

Panasonic logo is displayed.

Clock display

Sets to display / hide the clock.

[Off]:

Hides the clock.

[On]:

Displays the clock.

Note

●

The clock is displayed at the lower left of the screen
when <RECALL> button is pressed.

●

When [Date and time] is not set, the clock is not
displayed even when [Clock display] is [On]. (see
page 58)

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Power on message(No activity power
off)

Sets to show/hide [No activity power off] precautions at
the time the unit is turned on.

[On]:

The warning precautions are shown at the time of
power ON.

[Off]:

The warning precautions are not shown at the time
of power ON.

Note

●

This setting is enabled only when [No activity power
off] is [Enable] (see page 56).

Power on message(Power
management)

Whether to show/hide an information message that tells
the power has been turned off by “Power management”
function when the power is set to [On].

[On]:

The information is shown at the time of power [On].

[Off]:

The information is not shown at the time of power
[On].

Note

●

This setting is enabled only when “Power
management” function is [On] (see page 55).

LAN control protocol

Select the LAN control protocol.

[Protocol 1]:

Control with the Panasonic Display sequence.

[Protocol 2]:

Control with the sequence that compatible with
Panasonic Projector.

Note

●

For PJLink and WEB browser control, the operation is
possible regardless of the setting.

●

When performing the command control with TCP/IP,
select [Protocol 1].

●

When operating the “Early Warning Software” or
“Multi Monitoring & Control Software”, select [Protocol
2].

POWER button lock

Sets the lock setting for <Power button (Unit)> ( ).

[On]:

<Power button (Unit)> operation is disabled.

[Off]:

<Power button (Unit)> operation is enabled.

Note

●

This function is only for TH-55LFV60U and TH­55LFV6U.

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Information timing

Set up the informing manner for no signal or
temperature rising.

During RS-232C controls:

Warning or error message sent on the display
automatically.

During LAN controls:

Acquire the warning or error message from the
display.

Select the item with .

1

Select the set point with

Information timing

No signal warning

No signal warning timing

No signal error

No signal error timing

Temperature warning

[No signal warning]

When set to [On], the display sends out the no signal
warning.

[No signal warning timing]

Set up the detecting time for no signal warning.

(Range: 01 - 60, Interval: 1 minute)

[No signal error]

When set to [On], the display sends out the no signal
error.

[No signal error timing]

Set up the detecting time for no signal error.

(Range: 01 - 90, Interval: 1 minute)

●

The warning of [No signal warning] and the error
of [No signal error] are not sent when the no signal
state is detected through any of the following
functions:

[No signal power off], [HDMI1 power management],
[HDMI2 power management], [DVI-D power
management], [PC power management] (see page

55)

●

If there is no signal when [PC IN] is input, [PC
power management] is activated first and the
Display enters the standby mode.

Setting Example:

[No signal warning timing]: 5 minutes

[No signal error timing]: 10 minutes

[PC power management]: [On] (60 seconds)

Note

●

The [No signal error timing] cannot be set shorter
than [No signal warning timing].

[Temperature warning]

When set to [On], the display sends out the warning
message.

5min

10min

.

On

On

On

Initialization

When both main unit buttons and remote control buttons
are disabled due to the [Button lock], [Controller user
level] and [Controller ID function] (see page 49) settings,
set all the values [Off] so that all the buttons are enabled
again.

Press <- (Unit)> together with <RETURN>
and hold for more than 5 seconds.

[Shipping] is displayed and the lock is released when
it disappears.

Shipping

YES NO

●

Settings for [Button lock], [Controller user level]
and [Controller ID function] will be back to [Off].

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Using Network Function

This unit has a network function and you can control the
Display connected to the network using your computer.

Necessary environment for computers to be connected

First of all, confirm your computer whether it has a wired
LAN or a built-in wireless LAN.

Before connecting the Display to the computer, be sure
to check the following settings.

Check 1: About LAN cable

●

Is the cable connected properly?

●

To connect a device using 100BASE-TX, use LAN
cable that is compatible with category 5 or above.

Check 2: LAN settings

Computer with a built-in LAN function

●

Is your LAN switched on?

Computer without a built-in LAN function

●

Is your LAN adapter recognized properly?

●

Is your LAN adapter switched on?

●

Install the LAN adapter driver beforehand.

For details on how to install the driver, refer to the
instructions accompanying the LAN adapter.

Example of network connection

Note

●

To use the network function, set each item in
[Network settings] and make sure to set [Network
control] to [On].

(see page 58)

When it is set to [On], power indicator lights orange
under the condition of power “Off” with remote control
or <Power button (Unit)> (stand-by state).

■ LAN Terminal connection

■ About Web Browser

Web Browser is necessary to use WEB control.

●

Compatible OS:

Windows, Mac OS

●

Compatible Web Browser:

Internet Explorer 7.0 / 8.0 / 9.0 / 10.0 (Windows)

Safari 4.x / 5.x / 6.x (Mac OS)

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Display (Back of the unit)

PC

LAN Terminal

LAN cable (commercially available)

Hub or broadband router

Note

●

For LAN cable, use shielded cable, otherwise picture
noise may be caused.

●

Make sure the broadband router or hub supports
10BASE-T/100BASE-TX.

●

Touching the LAN Terminal with a statically charged
hand (body) may cause damage to the device due to
its discharge.

Do not touch the LAN Terminal or the metal part of
the LAN cable.

●

For instructions on connection, consult your network
administrator.

Command control

Network function of the unit can control the unit in the
same way as serial control from a network.

Supported commands

Commands used in the serial control are supported.
(see page 24)

Control Command via LAN

The communication differs whether [Options] - [LAN
control protocol] is set to [Protocol 1] or [Protocol 2].

1. When [LAN control protocol] is set
to [Protocol 1].

Communicates using the display-specific protocol.

■ When the WEB control administrator

privileges password has been set (Protect
mode)

Connection method

Obtain the display’s IP address and the port number

1

(Default is 1024), and request connection to the
display.

The IP address and the port number can be obtained
from the following menus.

IP address:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup] or
[Network status]

Port number:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup]

●

For more detail of the settings, see page 59, 59.

The display responds.

2

Response data

[ ]

0x20

Random

number

[zzzzzzzz]

(ASCII

code hex

number)

Data part Space Mode Space

[PDPCONTROL]

(ASCII

character

string)

10 bytes 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 8 bytes 1 byte

Mode: 1 = Protect mode

[ ]

0x20

[1]

0x31

part

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

Hash the following data with the MD5 algorithm, and

3

generate a 32-byte hash value.
[zzzzzzzzyyyyy]

zzzzzzzz :

8-byte random number obtained in step 2

yyyyy :

WEB control administrator privileges user

●

Default user name and password are as follows:

User name: admin1

Password: panasonic

Command transmission method

Transmit in the following command format

Transmitted data

Header

Hash value

(see

“Connection

method”)

32 bytes 1 byte Undefined 1 byte 1 byte

Received data

Control
symbol

(STX)

1 byte Undefined 1 byte 1 byte

Error response

Error message

“PDPCONTROL

4 bytes or 15 bytes 1 byte

Control
symbol

0x02

“ERR1” : Undefined control

“ERR2” : Out of parameter

“ERR3” : Busy status or

“ERR4” : Timeout or reception

“ERR5” : Wrong data length

ERRA”

(STX)

0x02

Data part

Control

command

(ASCII

character

string)

Data part

Control

command

(ASCII

character

string)

command

range

reception invalid
period

invalid period

: Mismatching of

password

Control
symbol

(ETX)

Control
symbol

(ETX)

0x03

terminal

symbol

0x03

Last terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

terminal

symbol

Last

(CR)

0x0d

Last

(CR)

0x0d

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■ When the WEB control administrator

privileges password has not been set (Non­protect mode)

Connection method

Obtain the display’s IP address and the port number

1

(Default is 1024), and request connection to the
display.

The IP address and the port number can be obtained
from the following menus.

IP address:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup] or
[Network status]

Port number:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup]

For more detail of the settings, see page 59 - 59.

The display responds.

2

Response data

Data part Space Mode

[PDPCONTROL]

(ASCII

character

string)

10 bytes 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte

Mode: 0 = Non-protect mode

[ ]

0x20

[0]

0x30

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

Error response

Error message

“ERR1” : Undefined control

command

“ERR2” : Out of parameter

range

“ERR3” : Busy status or

reception invalid
period

“ERR4” : Timeout or reception

invalid period

“ERR5” : Wrong data length

4 bytes 1 byte

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

Command transmission method

Transmit in the following command format

Transmitted data

Control
symbol

(STX)

0x02

1 byte Undefined 1 byte 1 byte

Received data

Control
symbol

(STX)

0x02

1 byte Undefined 1 byte 1 byte

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Data part

Control

command

(ASCII

character

string)

Data part

Control

command

(ASCII

character

string)

Control

symbol

(ETX)

0x03

Control

symbol

(ETX)

0x03

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

2. When [LAN control protocol] is set
to [Protocol 2].

Communicates with the same protocol as that of a
Panasonic projector

■ When the WEB control administrator

privileges password has been set (Protect
mode)

Connection method

Obtain the display’s IP address and the port number

1

(Default is 1024), and request connection to the
display.

The IP address and the port number can be obtained
from the following menus.

IP address:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup] or
[Network status]

Port number:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup]

●

For more detail of the settings, see page 59 - 59.

The display responds.

2

Response data

[ ]

0x20

Random

number

part

[zzzzzzzz]

(ASCII

code

hex

number)

terminal

symbol

Data part Space Mode Space

[NTCONTROL]

(ASCII

character

string)

9 bytes 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 8 bytes 1 byte

Mode: 1 = Protect mode

Hash the following data with the MD5 algorithm, and

3

generate a 32-byte hash value.

[xxxxxx:yyyyy:zzzzzzzz]

[ ]

[1]

0x20

0x31

xxxxxx :

WEB control administrator privileges user name

yyyyy :

Above administrator privileges user password

●

Default user name and password are as follows:

User name: admin1

Password: panasonic

zzzzzzzz :

8-byte random number obtained in step 2

Last

(CR)

0x0d

Command transmission method

Transmit in the following command format

Transmitted data

Header Data part

Hash value

(see

“Connection

method”)

32 bytes 1 byte 1 byte Undefined 1 byte

Received data

‘0’

0x30

1 byte 1 byte Undefined 1 byte

Error response

Error message

“ERR1” : Undefined control

“ERR2” : Out of parameter range

“ERR3” : Busy status or

“ERR4” : Timeout or reception

“ERR5” : Wrong data length

“ERRA” : Mismatching of

4 bytes 1 byte

‘0’

0x30

Header Data part

0x30

‘0’

0x30

command

reception invalid period

invalid period

password

‘0’

Control

command

(ASCII

character

string)

Control

command

character

terminal

symbol

(ASCII

string)

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

terminal

Last

(CR)

0x0d

Last

Last

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

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■ When the WEB control administrator

privileges password has not been set (Non­protect mode)

Connection method

Obtain the display’s IP address and the port number

1

(Default is 1024), and request connection to the
display.

The IP address and the port number can be obtained
from the following menus.

IP address:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup] or
[Network status]

Port number:

•

[Setup]→[Network settings]→[LAN setup]

For more detail of the settings, see page 59 - 59.

The display responds.

2

Response data

Data part Space Mode

[NTCONTROL]

(ASCII

character

string)

9 bytes 1 byte 1 byte 1 byte

Mode: 0 = Non-protect mode

Command transmission method

Transmit in the following command format

Transmitted data

Header Data part

‘0’

0x30

1 byte 1 byte Undefined 1 byte

Received data

Header Data part

‘0’

0x30

1 byte 1 byte Undefined 1 byte

[ ]

0x20

‘0’

0x30

‘0’

0x30

[0]

0x30

Control

command

(ASCII

character

string)

Control

command

(ASCII

character

string)

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

Error response

Error message

“ERR1” : Undefined control

command

“ERR2” : Out of parameter

range

“ERR3” : Busy status or

reception invalid
period

“ERR4” : Timeout or reception

invalid period

“ERR5” : Wrong data length

4 bytes 1 byte

Last

terminal

symbol

(CR)

0x0d

PJLink protocol

The unit’s Network function is compatible with PJLink
Class 1. The following operations can be performed from
a computer when PJLink protocol is used.

●

Setting the Display

●

Querying the Display status

Supported commands

The commands to control the unit with PJLink protocol
are as follows.

Command Control

POWR Power control

0: Standby

1: Power On

POWR? Power status query

0: Standby

1: Power On

INPT Input switch

11: PC IN input (PC)

21: COMPONENT/RGB IN input

(COMPONENT)

22: VIDEO input (VIDEO)

31: HDMI 1 input (HDMI1)

32: HDMI 2 input (HDMI2)

33: DVI-D IN input (DVI-D)

41: USB input (USB)

INPT? Input switch query

11: PC IN input (PC)

21: COMPONENT/RGB IN input

(COMPONENT)

22: VIDEO input (VIDEO)

31: HDMI 1 input (HDMI1)

32: HDMI 2 input (HDMI2)

33: DVI-D IN input (DVI-D)

41: USB input (USB)

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Command Control

AVMT Shutter control

10: Picture On

(picture mute deactivated)

11: Picture Off

(picture on mute)

20: Audio On

(audio mute deactivated)

21: Audio Off

(audio on mute)

30: Shutter mode Off

(picture and audio mute
deactivated)

31: Shutter mode On

(picture and audio on mute)

AVMT? Shutter control query

11: Picture Off (picture on mute)

21: Audio Off (audio on mute)

30: Shutter mode Off

(picture and audio mute
deactivated)

31: Shutter mode On

(picture and audio on mute)

ERST? Error status query

First byte: 0

Second byte: 0

Third byte: 0

Fourth byte: 0

Fifth byte: 0

Sixth byte: Other error. 0 or 2.

●

Meaning of 0, 2.

0: Error is not detected,

2: Error

LAMP? Lamp status query

Not supported

INST? Input switch list query

11: PC IN input (PC)

21: COMPONENT/RGB IN input

(COMPONENT)

22: VIDEO input (VIDEO)

31: HDMI 1 input (HDMI1)

32: HDMI 2 input (HDMI2)

33: DVI-D IN input (DVI-D)

41: USB input (USB)

NAME? Display name query

The name selected in [Display name]
is returned.

INF1? Manufacturer name query

Returns “Panasonic”.

Command Control

INF2? Model name query

Returns “55LFV60U”.

(Example: 55-inch LFV60U model)

Returns “55LFV60W”.

(Example: 55-inch LFV60W model)

INFO? Other information query

Returns version number.

CLSS? Class information query

Returns “1”.

PJLink security authentication

The password used for PJLink is the same as the
password set for the WEB control. (see page 79)

When using PJLink without security authorization, set
use without the password for administrator privileges
and the password for user privileges of Web browser
control.

●

Concerning the specification of PJLink, see the web
site of Japan Business Machine and Information
System Industries Association (JBMIA) below:

http://pjlink.jbmia.or.jp/english/index.html

Early Warning Software

This unit supports “Early Warning Software” which
monitors the statuses of devices (projectors or flat-panel
displays) connected to an intranet, reports failures of
devices and gives advance warning by detecting a
predicted abnormality.

The maximum number of devices that can be registered
to monitor differs according to the type of license. Up
to 2048 devices can be registered and used for free for
a maximum of 90 days after the installation to PC has
completed.

●

For more details, visit the following web site.

http://panasonic.net/prodisplays/products/et-swa100/index.html

Multi Monitoring & Control Software

This unit supports “Multi Monitoring & Control Software”
which monitors and controls devices (projectors or flat­panel displays) connected to an intranet.

For details, see the following website.

http://panasonic.net/prodisplays/download/software/index.html

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Connecting with

Using Web Browser

LAN

Note

●

To use the network function, set each item in
[Network settings] and be sure to set [Network
control] to [On]. (see page 58)

Computer operation

Turn on the computer.

1

Make the network setting according to

2

your system administrator.

When the Display settings are the default settings
(see page 59), the computer can be used with the
following network settings.

IP address 192.168.0.9

Subnet mask 255.255.255.0

Gateway 192.168.0.1

Control

You can use a Web browser to control the unit and set
up a network and password.

Before Using Web Browser Control

To use the Web browser control, the unit and computer
set ups are required.

■ About Web Browser

Set each item in [Network settings] and be sure to set
[Network control] to [On]. (see page 58)

■ Computer Setup

Disable the proxy server settings and enable
JavaScript.

●

The setting procedure differs depending on the
software version.

Please refer to description in HELP, etc. of the
software.

(Windows)

Windows 7 is used as an example.

Disable proxy server settings

1 Display [Internet Properties] window.

Click [Start] - [Control Panel] -
[Network and Internet] - [Internet Options].

●

If the on screen display looks different, please set
[View by:] to [Category].

2 Click the [Connections] tab and then [LAN Settings].

3 Deselect the [Use automatic configuration script] and

[Use a proxy server for your LAN] boxes.

4 Click [OK].

Enable JavaScript

1 Display [Internet Properties] window.

Click [Start] - [Control Panel] -
[Network and Internet] - [Internet Options].

●

If the on screen display looks different, please set
[View by:] to [Category].

2 Set the security level on the [Security] tab to [Default

Level]. Alternatively enable [Active scripting] from the
[Custom Level] button.

(Macintosh)

Disable proxy server settings

1 From the [Safari] menu, click [Preferences].

General screen is displayed.

2 From the [Advanced] tab, click the [Change

Settings…] button next to [Proxies].

Click [Proxies] and set up a proxy server.

3 Deselect the [Web Proxy] and [Automatic Proxy

Configuration] boxes.

4 Click [Apply Now].

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Enable JavaScript

1 Display [Security] of Safari.

2 Select [Enable JavaScript] under [Web content].

Access from Web Browser

Access to the TOP screen of the Web browser control
using a Web browser.

Start your Web browser.

1

Enter the IP address set with the [LAN

2

setup] of the unit.

(see page 59)

Enter the user name and password

3

when the Authentication screen is
displayed.

Click [OK].

4

After logged in, the TOP screen of the Web Browser
Control is displayed.

Note

●

The password used here is the same password
used for command control and the PJLink security
authentication.

●

Default user name and password are as follows:

User name: user1 (user rights), admin1 (administrator
rights)

Password: panasonic

Change password first.

●

The password can be changed on the Password
Setup screen after logging in (see page 81). Log in
with administer privileges to change this.

●

When using “Crestron Connected™” (see page 83),
log in with the administrator rights.

●

Under no circumstances, Panasonic Corporation or
its associated companies will ask customers their
password directly.

Even if you are asked directly, please do not reveal
your password.

Operating with Web Browser

■ Description of each section

Page tab

Click these to switch pages.

[Status]

Click this item, and the status of the Display is
displayed.

[Display control]

Click this item to display the Display control page.

[Detailed set up]

Click this item to display the advanced settings page.

[Change password]

Crestron Connected™

Click this item to display the Crestron Connected™
operation page.

[Browser Remote Control]

Click this item to display the Browser Remote
Control on the WEB browser, which is the same as
the supplied remote control.

Display status page

Click [Status], then [Display status] to display the Status
information page.

This page displays the Display statuses established for
the items shown below.

Displays the type of Display.

Displays the firmware version of the Display main
unit.

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Network status page

1

2

1
2
3

4
5

6

1
2
3
4

Click [Status], then [Network Status] to display the
Status information page.

Displays the current configuration information of the
network.

Displays the configuration details of wired LAN.

Basic control page

To move from another page, click [Display control], then
[Basic control].

Power On/Off control

Use these to select the input signals

AUDIO mute

Switches aspect mode

Administrator

User

■ Administrator mode

Account

Current user name input field

Current password input field

New user name input field

New password input field

New password input field (re-enter for confirmation)

Button for executing password change

■ User account

Detail control page

Click [Display control], then [Advanced control] to display
the Detail control page.

Enter a command. Use the same command used for
the serial control.

Response from the unit is displayed.

Command is sent and run.

Note

●

After the settings are changed, it may take a while till
the display status is displayed.

Change Password page

Click [Change password].

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Account

New user name input field

New password input field

New password input field (re-enter for confirmation)

Button for executing password change

■ User mode

1
2
3
4

A user can change password only.

Current password input field

New password input field

New password input field (re-enter for confirmation)

Button for executing password change

Note

●

Up to 16 alphanumeric characters can be used for a
password.

●

When changing the administrator account, both
“Current user name” and “Current password” are
required.

Network config page

When connecting by logging in with administer
privileges, you can make detailed settings for network
related to display.

■ LAN settings

Click [Detailed set up] in the menu.

1

Complete the detailed settings and

3

click [Next].

Setting contents here are the same as the address
information contents set for the [LAN setup] menu of
the Display.

After all required items have been entered, click
[Next]. Then, a confirmation window appears.

Click [Submit].

4

The settings will be registered.

Note

●

Changing the setting of LAN while connected with
LAN might disconnect the connection.

Adjust clock page

Click [Detailed set up], then [Adjust clock] to display the
Adjust clock page.

Click [Next].

2

The settings window appears, showing the current
settings.

To change the LAN settings, click [Change].

•

To return to the previous window, click [Back].

•

New date field

New time field

Button to update time and date settings

Note

●

Date and time is displayed as [- -] when they are not
set.

●

When [Network control] is set to [On] and it is in
standby mode, date and time display will be blank
and they cannot be set.

●

If the time becomes incorrect immediately after
setting the correct time, contact the dealer where you
bought the Display.

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Ping test page

This page makes it possible to check whether the
network is connected to the DNS server, etc.

Click [Detailed set up], then [Ping test] to display the
Ping test page.

Enter the IP address of the server to be tested.

Button for conducting the test

Display which appears when the connection was
successful.

Display which appears when the connection failed.

Command port set up page

Set the port number to be used with command control.

Click [Detailed set up], then [Command port set up] to
display the Command port set up page.

[Browser Remote Control]

It is possible to operate the display with the operation
buttons displayed on the WEB browser.

Click [Browser Remote Control].

The [Browser Remote Control] screen is displayed.

Browser Remote Control

Input the port number to be used with command
control.

Setting update button.

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The Browser Remote Control can be operated in the
same way as the supplied remote control.

For allocation / function of each button, see page 28.

To finish the Browser Remote Control, click

[Display Control Window] or exit the browser.

Note

●

To use this function, set [Network control] to [On].
(see page 58)

●

The Browser Remote Control can also be displayed
by entering “http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/remote/” in the
WEB browser URL entry field.

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address set for this

•

display.

●

The button long press operation is invalid.

●

[Options] menu (see page 63) cannot be displayed.

●

Avoid operating the multiple Browser Remote Control
simultaneously.

●

The same operations are applicable to both
administrator privileges and user privileges.

●

If the Browser Remote Control screen is not
displayed, consult your network administrator.

●

The screen may turn white for a moment when
updating the Browser Remote Control screen, but it is
not a malfunction.

●

Do not operate the main unit while operating the
Browser Remote Control.

●

Do not operate on the WEB control screen while
operating the Browser Remote Control.

●

If the “Back” or “Forward” functions on the WEB
browser is used, the screen display may be abnormal.
In this case, the subsequent operations are not
guaranteed. Update the WEB browser.

Using Web Browser Control

Crestron Connected™
(Crestron Connected™ operation screen)

You can monitor or control the Display using “Crestron
Connected™”.

If Adobe Flash Player is not installed in your computer,
or if the browser does not support Flash, this page does
not appear. In this case, return to the previous page by
clicking [Back] in the operation page.

●

Operation page

[Tools], [Info], [Help]

Switches the pages for tools, information, help using
the tab.

[POWER]

Switches between on and off of the power.

[VOL DOWN], [AV MUTE], [VOL UP]

Sets the volume, AV mute.

When the power of the Display is turned off, these
operations are not available.

[Input Select]

Sets the input selection.

When the power of the Display is turned off, this
operation is not available.

Operation buttons on the menu screen

Operates on the menu screen.

Image quality adjustments

Operate items related to image quality.

[Back]

Returns to the previous page.

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●

[Tools] page

Click [Tools] on the operation page.

●

[Info] page

Click [Info] on the operation page.

[Control System]

Sets the information required for the communication
with the controller that is connected to the Display.

[User Password]

Sets the password for the user rights in the operation
page of “Crestron Connected™”.

[Admin Password]

Sets the password for the administrator rights in the
operation page of “Crestron Connected™”.

[Network Status]

Displays the setting of LAN.

[DHCP]

•

[IpAddress]

•

[SubnetMask]

•

[DefaultGateway]

•

Displays the value in the current setting.

[Exit]

Returns to the operation page.

Note

●

When you monitor or control the Display using
“Crestron Connected™”, set [Crestron Connected™]
to [On] in the [Network settings] menu.

[Display Name]

Displays the name of the Display.

[Mac Address]

Displays the MAC address.

[Resolution]

Displays the resolution of the Display.

[Power Status]

Displays the status of the power.

[Source]

Displays the selected video input.

[Exit]

Returns the operation page.

●

[Help] page

Click [Help] on the operation page.

The [Help Desk] screen is displayed.

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[Help Desk]

Sends or receives messages to the administrator
who uses “Crestron Connected™”.

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USB Media Player

Function description

The USB media player displays still pictures and
motion pictures saved in a USB memory by inserting
the USB memory device into the display unit.

Note

●

To use this function, set [USB media player] to
[Enable] in [Setup] - [USB media player settings]. (see
page 60)

Single Media Player

Files are played by a single unit.

USB
memory

Multi Media Player

Connecting more than one unit using LAN cables plays
back files in the USB memory simultaneously.

One of the multiple units becomes the master, and the
others are slaves. The two-unit configuration example is
shown below.

For LAN connection, see “Network environment (Multi
Media Player only)” (see page 89).

Master Slave

USB
memory

Hub or broadband router

Note

●

For Multi Media Player, one USB memory device is
required for one unit.

●

Pictures in the USB memory cannot be displayed
via a daisy chain connection with the DVI-D IN/OUT
terminal.

USB

memory

Preparation

■ Supported device

●

Commercially available USB memory devices are
supported. (Those with security functions are not
supported.)

●

USB memory devices other than those formatted in
FAT16 or FAT32 cannot be used.

●

Up to 32 GB of USB memory in size are supported.

●

Only single partition configuration is supported.

■ Preparation

Prepare the following files in the USB memory for the
media player.

●

Play file

●

Scenario (as necessary)

●

File list (as necessary)

■ Play file

The unit’s Media Player supports the formats below.

File name (Extension)

Still image JPG, JPEG, JPE

Moving image

Codec

Moving image

Codec Maximum resolution

MPEG4VISUAL 480@30fps

MPEG4AVC 1080@30fps, High Profile

VC-1 Advanced 1080@30fps

VC-1 Simple &
Main

Audio

Codec

MP3

AAC

WMA Standard

WMA 9

WMA 10 Pro

Still image

Codec Maximum resolution

JPEG 4096×4096

AVI, MKV, ASF, WMV, TS, MTS,
MP4, 3GP, MOV, FLV, F4V

1080@30fps

Sampling frequency
(kHz)

8/11.025/12/16/22.05
/24/32/44.1/48

8/11.025/12/16/22.05
/24/32/44.1/48

8/11.025/12/16/22.05
/24/32/44.1/48

Bit rate
(kbps)

8-320

1-1728

1-1728

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Note

●

Maximum size per one file is 2 GB.

●

Files protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM)
cannot be played back.

●

Some files may not be played back even if their
formats are supported as described here.

●

Use a file of which audio and video are both
supported.

●

If there is no video file, playback is not possible.

■ Scenario

The play order and time can be specified for a play file.

Save under the name “scenario.dat” immediately below
root in USB memory.

●

Save files as UTF-8N format.

■ File list

It is a list of play files.

Save under the name “filelist. dat” immediately below
root in USB memory.

●

Save files as UTF-8N format.

■ Scenario- / File list-associated terms

File name

It is the name of a play file.

A file name needs to include its extension.

Example:

introduction.jpg
Contents_video01.wmv

●

Enter the extension of a file name using one-byte
alphanumeric characters.

File definition

It is a file definition that is shared among scenarios and
files.

PHOTO_xxx: still image file definition
VIDEO_xxx: moving image file definition

●

The “xxx” portion can be set from 001 to 999.

●

Enter a file definition using one-byte alphanumeric
characters.

Play time

It is the play time of a file.

Play time can be specified from 3 seconds to 24 hours.
(Unit: second)

Example:

10: 10 seconds
86400: 24 hours

10.5: 10.5 seconds

It can be set down to one-tenth (1/10) of a
second using a decimal point (full stop).

Play time is omissible.

For still images, a file will be played for the period of
time that you selected in [USB media player settings]

- [Slide show duration]. (see page 60)

For moving images: a file will be played for the
duration of the play time of the file.

●

Enter play time using English one-byte characters.

●

When playing back large sized files, if you set the
playing back duration short, it may not be played
back properly, for example, noise appears on the
screen.

In that case, set the playing back duration longer
(10 seconds or longer).

Group ID (for Multi Media Player)

It is an ID used for grouping on a network during Multi
Media Player conditions.

GroupID:Gxx : Group xx

●

The “xx” portion can be set from 01 to 10.

●

Enter a group ID using one-byte alphanumeric
characters.

Note

●

“UTF-8N”: UTF-8 encoding without BOM. Notepad for
windows doesn’t support this encoding.

Please use another editor supported UTF-8 encoding
without BOM.

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Playing back the files

■ Example of setting in each mode

Single Media Player (Type 1)

Files will be played in the order in which their names
appear in USB memory.

Scenario and file list

Scenario:

Unnecessary

File list:

Unnecessary

Setting example

USB memory contents

001_Introduction.jpg

002_Contents_Video1.wmv

003_Contents_Video2.wmv

004_Contents_Video3.wmv

Play contents

For the above setting example, the following contents
will be played on repeat (loop).

1. 001_Introduction.jpg (*1)

2. 002_Contents_Video1.wmv (*2)

3. 003_Contents_Video2.wmv (*2)

4. 004_Contents_Video3.wmv (*2)

1: Played for the duration set in [Slide show

*

duration].

2: Played for the duration of the play time of the file.

*

Single Media Player (Type 2)

Files will be played in the order they were listed in a
scenario.

Scenario and file list

Scenario:

Enter [File name: Play time].

File list:

Unnecessary

Setting example

USB memory contents

scenario.dat

Introduction.jpg

Contents_Video1.wmv

Contents_Video2.wmv

Contents_Video3.wmv

scenario.dat

Introduction.jpg:10
Contents_Video1.wmv:10
Contents_Video2.wmv:20
Contents_Video3.wmv:

Play contents

For the above setting example, the following contents
will be played on repeat (loop).

1. Introduction.jpg (10 seconds)

2. Contents_Video1.wmv (10 seconds)

3. Contents_Video2.wmv (20 seconds)

4. Contents_Video3.wmv (Played for the

Single Media Player (Type 3)

Files will be played in the order they were listed in a
scenario.

Scenario and file list

Scenario:

Enter [File definition: Play time].

File list:

Enter [File definition: File name].

Setting example

USB memory contents

filelist.dat

scenario.dat

Introduction.jpg

Contents_Video1.wmv

Contents_Video2.wmv

Contents_Video3.wmv

scenario.dat

PHOTO_001:10
VIDEO_001:10
VIDEO_002:20
VIDEO_003:

filelist.dat

PHOTO_001:Introduction.jpg
VIDEO_001:Contents_Video1.wmv
VIDEO_002:Contents_Video2.wmv
VIDEO_003:Contents_Video3.wmv

Play contents

For the above setting example, the following contents
will be played on repeat (loop).

1. Introduction.jpg (10 seconds)

2. Contents_Video1.wmv (10 seconds)

3. Contents_Video2.wmv (20 seconds)

4. Contents_Video3.wmv (Played for the

duration of the play
time of the file)

duration of the play
time of the file)

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Multi Media Player

Files will be played in the order they were listed in the
scenario for Master.

Scenario and file list

[Master side]

Scenario:

Enter [File definition: Play time].

File list - The first line:

Enter [Group ID].

File list - The second and subsequent lines:

Enter [File definition: File name].

[Slave side]

Scenario:

Unnecessary

File list - The first line:

Enter [Group ID].

File list - The second and subsequent lines:

Enter [File definition: File name].

Setting example

[Master side]

USB memory contents

filelist.dat

scenario.dat

L_Introduction.jpg

L_Contents_Video1.wmv

L_Contents_Video2.wmv

L_Contents_Video3.wmv

scenario.dat

PHOTO_001:10
VIDEO_001:10
VIDEO_002:20
VIDEO_003:

filelist.dat

GroupID:G01
PHOTO_001:L_Introduction.jpg
VIDEO_001:L_Contents_Video1.wmv
VIDEO_002:L_Contents_Video2.wmv
VIDEO_003:L_Contents_Video3.wmv

[Slave side]

USB memory contents

filelist.dat

R_Introduction.jpg

R_Contents_Video1.wmv

R_Contents_Video2.wmv

R_Contents_Video3.wmv

filelist.dat

GroupID:G01
PHOTO_001:R_Introduction.jpg
VIDEO_001:R_Contents_Video1.wmv
VIDEO_002:R_Contents_Video2.wmv
VIDEO_003:R_Contents_Video3.wmv

Play contents

For the above setting example, the following contents
will be played on repeat (loop).

[Master side]

1. L_Introduction.jpg (10 seconds)

2. L_Contents_Video1.wmv (10 seconds)

3. L_Contents_Video2.wmv (20 seconds)

4. L_Contents_Video3.wmv (*1)

[Slave side]

1. R_Introduction.jpg (10 seconds)

2. R_Contents_Video1.wmv (10 seconds)

3. R_Contents_Video2.wmv (20 seconds)

4. R_Contents_Video3.wmv (*1)

1: Played for the duration of the play time of L_

*

Contents_Video3.wmv (Master side).

Note

●

While the menu screen is not displayed, you can
skip to the next playback file with
playback file with , or play back again from the
beginning of the file with (Remote control operation
only).

●

[Multi display settings] supports 2×1, 1×2 and 2×2.
(see page 51)

●

Using the content list delivery function of the Multi
Monitoring & Control Software (see page 77), content
(still/motion pictures) played back on a USB media
player and the playback list can be delivered.

For details, refer to the manual of Multi Monitoring &
Control Software.

, to the previous

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■ USB memory contents check

You can run a USB memory contents check in [USB
media player settings] - [Scenario file check].
(see page 60)

If an error is present, the information is given with the
following details.

A(B): C

A: Name of the file with an error

B: Row with an error

C: Error code

Note

●

Shows leading error codes.

Details of the detected errors are as follows.

Error
code

1. No USB memory is inserted

2. scenario.dat / filelist.dat cannot be opened

There is an error in writing scenario.dat /

3.
filelist.dat

4. The play file format is not supported

5. No play file exists

It is Multi Media Player, but no group ID is

6.
specified yet

7. There are several identical file definitions

8. The play time is outside the range

The file listed in the scenario is not in the

9.
file list

The scenario contains 0 or over 1000 play

10.
files

There are 0 or over 1000 play files (Single

11.
Media Player Type3 only)

Only the group ID is listed on the file list

12.
(Multi Media Player only)

Supplementary note

The USB memory contents check does not determine
whether or not a play file is playable.

If a file cannot be played while Media Player is active,
an error message will be displayed.

When performing the synchronized playback on the
Multi Media Player, check in the menu [USB media
player settings] - [Scenario file check] that the file is
playable.

Detail of the error

Network environment (Multi Media Player only)

■ Example of setting up LAN connection and

IP address / Subnet mask

As mentioned below, connect several units together with
LAN cables and set up IP addresses / Subnet masks so
that all the displays exist on the same network.

Master

Slave

Slave

Slave

Note

●

Set [Network control] of all displays to [On]. (see page

58)

●

Depending on the network environment,
synchronization may be largely lost.

●

Do not connect other devices to prevent network
traffic jam.

●

With a router put in between, you cannot set up
connection. Use them within the same subnet.

●

Do not use wireless LAN for connection since
playback may not be performed normally.

IP address:

Subnet mask:

IP address:

Subnet mask:

IP address:

Subnet mask:

IP address:

Subnet mask:

192.168.10.1

255.255.255.0

192.168.10.2

255.255.255.0

192.168.10.3

255.255.255.0

192.168.10.4

255.255.255.0

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Starting / ending Media Player

■ For Single Media Player

Start

1. Insert USB memory for Media Player.

Note

●

Depending on the type of a USB memory device,
it may come in contact with the periphery such
as a back cover, and cannot be attached. Use a
commercially sold extension cable, or use a small
type of a USB memory device connectable to this
unit.

USB terminal

USB memory

2. Run a USB memory contents check.

3. Change INPUT to [USB].

Ending

Change INPUT to other than [USB].

■ For Multi Media Player

Start

1. Connect several units with LAN cables.

(See “Example of setting up LAN connection and IP
address / Subnet mask” in the previous section.)

2. Insert USB memory for Media Player into each
Display.

3. Executes USB memory contents check on each
Display.

4. Change INPUT for Slave to [USB].

5. Change INPUT for Master to [USB].

Resume Play function

After Media Player ends, the file to be resumed when
resuming playing varies depending on the setting of
[USB media player settings] - [Resume play].

When set to [On]:

The file played prior to the end of Media Player starts
playing from the beginning.

When set to [Off]:

Play starts from the beginning of the first file of the
scenario.

Note

●

The resume play function is retained until the unit is
turned off or the USB memory device is taken out.

Ending

Change INPUT for Master to other than [USB].

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Controller ID function

You can set the remote control ID when you want to use
this remote control on one of several different displays.
In that case, you need to set the remote control’s ID
number to match the Display’s ID number you have set
in [Display ID] following the steps below.

Setting the remote control’s ID number

Set [Controller ID function] to [On].

1

(see page 49)

Set the remote control’s <ID MODE>

2

switch to <ON>.

Pointing the remote control at the

3

Display you want to control, press <ID
SET>.

ID Set

Display ID

Controller ID

Press one of <0> - <9>.

4

Sets the tens digit.

Press one of <0> - <9>.

5

Sets the units digit.

●

The steps from 3 to 5 need to be done within 5
seconds.

●

Adjustable ID number range is 0 - 100.

Example:

To set the ID to “1”: After step 3, press <0> and

•

then <1>.

To set the ID to “12”: After step 3, press <1>

•

and then <2>.

To set the ID to “100”: After step 3, press <1>

•

<0> <0>.

0

?

Cancelling the setting of remote control’s ID number (ID “0”)

You can operate even if the ID does not match the ID set
in [Display ID].

Press <ID SET> for more then 3 seconds.

This has the same effect as pressing <ID SET> <0>
<0>.

Note

●

The ID remote control cannot be used when [Display
ID] is set to anything other than “0”, and the remote
control ID is not the same as the [Display ID] number.
(see page 49)

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Entering characters

a/A/@

0

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a

b c d e f g h i j

k l m

n o p q r s t

u v w x y z

–

_.

Some settings require to enter characters.

To enter text, select characters in the on-screen
keyboard.

Example: Entering profile names ([Memory save])

█

MEMORY1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a

b c d e f g h i j

k l m

u v w x y z

n o p q r s t

a/A/@

The default profile name is [MEMORY1], here, we are
changing it to [MY PICTURE] as an example.

Select [All delete] with , and

1

press <ENTER>.

MEMORY1

All text is deleted.

To delete individual characters, select [Delete].

Select [a / A / @] with , and

2

█

press <ENTER>.

a/A/@

Switches the keyboard to the upper case alphabet.

Each time <ENTER> is pressed, the keyboard is
switched in the order of lower case, upper case and
symbols.

Select [M] with , and press

3

<ENTER>.

0

–

_.

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

Select Space key with , and

4

press <ENTER>.

█

MY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a

b c d e f g h i j

k l m

u v w x y z

n o p q r s t

–

a/A/@

Space key

As shown in step 3, select the characters to enter
[PICTURE].

When you finished entering the

5

profile name, select [Ok] with

and press <ENTER>.

MY PICTURE

●

█

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

a

b c d e f g h i j

k l m

u v w x y z

n o p q r s t

–

a/A/@

To cancel saving the profile, select [Cancel].

0

_.

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

0

_.

OkCancelAll deleteDelete

█

M

Repeat this process to enter the next character.

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Preset Signals

This unit can display the video signals shown in the table below.

■ Video signal

Corresponding signal Resolution (Dot)

NTSC/NTSC4.43/
PAL-M/PAL60
PAL/PAL-N/SECAM 720 × 576i 15.6 50.0 - V
525i(480i) 720 × 480i 15.7 59.9 13.5 R/Y
625i(576i) 720 × 576i 15.6 50.0 13.5 R/Y
525i(480i) 720(1440) × 480i
625i(576i) 720(1440) × 576i
525p(480p) 720 × 480 31.5 59.9 27.0 R/Y/D/H
625p(576p) 720 × 576 31.3 50.0 27.0 R/Y/D/H
750(720)/60p 1 280 × 720 45.0 60.0 74.3 R/Y/D/H
750(720)/50p 1 280 × 720 37.5 50.0 74.3 R/Y/D/H
1 125(1 080)/60i
1 125(1 080)/50i 1 920 × 1 080i 28.1 50.0 74.3 R/Y/D/H
1 125(1 080)/24p 1 920 × 1 080 27.0 24.0 74.3 R/Y/D/H
1 125(1 080)/24PsF 1 920 × 1 080i 27.0 48.0 74.3 R/Y
1 125(1 080)/25p 1 920 × 1 080 28.1 25.0 74.3 R/Y/D/H

720 × 480i 15.7 59.9 - V

2

*

2

*

1

*

1 920 × 1 080i 33.8 60.0 74.3 R/Y/D/H

1 125(1 080)/30p 1 920 × 1 080 33.8 30.0 74.3 R/Y/D/H
1 125(1 080)/60p 1 920 × 1 080 67.5 60.0 148.5 R/Y/D/H
1 125(1 080)/50p 1 920 × 1 080 56.3 50.0 148.5 R/Y/D/H

■ PC signal

Corresponding signal Resolution (Dot)

6

VESA400

VGA

SVGA

MAC16
852 × 480 852 × 480 31.5 59.9 34.2 D/H

XGA

*

6

*

6

*

6

*

6

*

WSVGA 1 066 × 600 37.6 59.9 53.0 D/H

6

*

MXGA

6

*

MAC21
1 280 × 720

1 280 × 768

1 280 × 800

6

*

6

*

6

*

640 × 400

640 × 480

800 × 600

832 × 624 49.7 74.6 57.3 R/Y/D/H

1 024 × 768

1 152 × 864

1 152 × 870 68.7 75.1 100.0 R/Y/D/H
1 280 × 720 44.8 59.9 74.5 R/Y/D/H

1 280 × 768

1 280 × 800

Scanning frequency Dot clock

Horizontal (kHz) Vertical (Hz)

15.7 59.9 27.0 D/H

15.6 50.0 27.0 D/H

frequency

(MHz)

Scanning frequency Dot clock

Horizontal (kHz) Vertical (Hz)

31.5 70.1 25.2 R/Y/D/H

37.9 85.1 31.5 R/Y/D/H

31.5 59.9 25.2 R/Y/D/H

35.0 66.7 30.2 R/Y/D/H

37.9 72.8 31.5 R/Y/D/H

37.5 75.0 31.5 R/Y/D/H

43.3 85.0 36.0 R/Y/D/H

35.2 56.3 36.0 R/Y/D/H

37.9 60.3 40.0 R/Y/D/H

48.1 72.2 50.0 R/Y/D/H

46.9 75.0 49.5 R/Y/D/H

53.7 85.1 56.3 R/Y/D/H

39.6 50.0 51.9 D/H

48.4 60.0 65.0 R/Y/D/H

56.5 70.1 75.0 R/Y/D/H

60.0 75.0 78.8 R/Y/D/H

65.5 81.6 86.0 R/Y/D/H

68.7 85.0 94.5 R/Y/D/H

53.7 60.0 81.6 R/Y/D/H

64.0 70.0 94.2 R/Y/D/H

67.5 74.9 108.0 R/Y/D/H

77.1 85.0 119.7 R/Y/D/H

39.6 49.9 65.3 R/Y/D/H

47.7 60.0 80.1 R/Y/D/H

47.8 59.9 79.5 R/Y/D/H

41.3 50.0 68.0 R/Y/D/H

49.3 59.9 71.0 R/Y/D/H

49.7 59.8 83.5 R/Y/D/H

frequency

(MHz)

Format

Format

3

*

3

*

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Corresponding signal Resolution (Dot)

6

MSXGA

SXGA

*

6

*

1 280 × 960

1 280 × 1 024

1 360 × 768 1 360 × 768

6

1 366 × 768

SXGA+

WXGA+

1 600 × 900

WSXGA+
UXGA

1 920 × 1 080

WUXGA

1: When 1 125(1 035)/60i signal is input, it is displayed as 1 125(1 080)/60i signal.

*

2: Pixel-Repetition signal (dot clock frequency 27.0 MHz) only

*

3: Signals to represent formats are as follows.

*

*

6

*

6

*

6

*

6

*

6

*

6

*

6

*

1 366 × 768

1 400 × 1 050

1 440 × 900

1 600 × 900

1 680 × 1 050 65.3 60.0 146.3 R/Y/D/H
1 600 × 1 200
1 920 × 1 080
1 920 × 1 080 67.5 60.0 148.5 R/Y/D/H
1 920 × 1 200

Horizontal (kHz) Vertical (Hz)

60.0 60.0 108.0 R/Y/D/H

85.9 85.0 148.5 R/Y

64.0 60.0 108.0 R/Y/D/H

80.0 75.0 135.0 R/Y/D/H

91.1 85.0 157.5 R/Y/D/H

47.7 60.0 85.5 D/H

47.7 60.0 84.7 D/H

47.7 59.8 84.8 D/H

39.6 50.0 69.9 D/H

48.4 60.0 86.7 R/Y/D/H

48.0 60.0 72.0 R/Y/D/H

39.6 49.9 69.0 R/Y/D/H

47.7 59.8 85.5 R/Y/D/H

65.2 60.0 122.6 D/H

82.2 75.0 155.9 R/Y/D/H

55.5 59.9 88.8 R/Y/D/H

55.9 59.9 106.5 R/Y/D/H

46.3 50.0 97.0 D/H

60.0 60.0 108.0 D/H

55.9 60.0 118.3 D/H

56.0 60.0 119.0 D/H

4

*

5

*

4

*

75.0 60.0 162.0 R/Y/D/H

66.6 59.9 138.5 R/Y/D/H

74.0 60.0 154.0 R/Y/D/H

frequency

(MHz)

Format

V : Composite Video (VIDEO IN)

R : D-sub RGB (RGB IN, PC IN)

Y : YCbCr/YPbPr (COMPONENT IN, PC IN)

D : DVI-D (DVI-D IN)

H : HDMI (HDMI 1, HDMI 2)

The analogue input supports onG and onY.

Scanning frequency Dot clock

4: Displayed with image elements thinned out in the image processing circuit.

*

5: Based on VESA CVT-RB (Reduced Blanking) standard

*

6: The picture may not be displayed correctly with the PC signal from COMPONENT IN/RGB IN inputs.

*

Note

●

An auto detected signal format may be differently displayed from the actual input signal.

●

[ i ] shown after the number of dots of resolution means the interlace signal.

●

When 1 125(1 080)/30PsF signal and 1 125(1 080)/25PsF signal are input, they are processed as 1 125(1 080)/60i
signal and 1 125(1 080)/50i signal, and then displayed.

3

*

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Shipping condition

You can reset the settings / the adjusted values of the
following menus to the factory settings:

[Picture], [Sound], [Setup], [Position], [Options]

■ Remote control

Press <SETUP> to display the [Setup]

1

menu.

Select [OSD language] with

2

and press <ENTER> for more than 3
seconds.

The following screen will be displayed.

Options

Display serial number

Software licenses

USB data cloning

Shipping

Select [Shipping] with and press

3

<ENTER>.

Shipping

YES NO

Select [YES] with and press

4

<ENTER>.

The message [Shipping ( Wait a moment )] will be
displayed.

■ Unit

Press <MENU (Unit)> for several

1

times and display the [Setup] menu.

Select [OSD language] with , and

2

then press and hold <ENTER (Unit)>
for more than 5 seconds.

Select [YES] with <- (Unit)> or

3

<+ (Unit)> and press <ENTER (Unit)>.

The message [Shipping ( Wait a moment )] will be
displayed.

After the message [Please turn off

4

the power] is displayed, turn the
power off by switching the <Main
power switch> ( / ) OFF ( ).

●

Or, disconnect the AC cord plug from the wall
outlet.

After the message [Please turn off

5

the power] is displayed, turn the
power off by switching the <Main
power switch> ( / ) OFF ( ).

●

Or, disconnect the AC cord plug from the wall
outlet.

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Data Cloning

Menu settings and adjusted values set on a single
display can be copied to multiple displays using a USB
memory.

■ Data that can be copied

Settings and set values of [Picture], [Sound], [Setup],
[Position] and [Options] menus

●

The following data cannot be copied. Setting is
required for each display.

[Date and time]

Setting for [Network settings] - [LAN setup]

Display ID in [Control settings]

■ Supported device

●

Commercially available USB memory devices are
supported. (Those with security functions are not
supported.)

●

USB memory devices other than those formatted in
FAT16 or FAT32 cannot be used.

●

Up to 32 GB of USB memory in size are supported.

●

Only single partition configuration is supported.

Note

●

The cloning function does not operate between LFV6
and LFV60 series. Use between the same series.

●

The remote control is used to display [USB data
cloning] menu. Unit buttons cannot be used to display
the menu.

●

Set the input to something other than [USB], and
perform the data cloning.

Copying the display data to the USB memory

Insert the USB memory device to the

1

USB terminal at the bottom of the
display.

USB terminal

USB memory

Note

●

Depending on the type of a USB memory device,
it may come in contact with the periphery such
as a back cover, and cannot be attached. Use a
commercially sold extension cable, or use a small
type of a USB memory device connectable to this
unit.

●

Failure to save in or read from the USB memory
displays an error message.

After the [Select Copy Type] screen is

2

displayed, go to the step 6.

When the [Select Copy Type] screen is not
displayed, follow the steps 3 to 5 to display.

Display [Setup] menu pressing

3

<SETUP>.

Select [OSD language] with and

4

press <ENTER> for over 3 seconds.

The following display appears.

Options

Display serial number

Software licenses

USB data cloning

Shipping

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Select [USB data cloning] with

5

and press <ENTER>.

Select [Display → USB Memory] with

6

and press <ENTER>.

Select Copy Type

Display→USBMemory

USBMemory→Display

Select [YES] with and press

7

<ENTER>.

Data copy to the USB memory starts.

Data to USB Memory

The data will be overwritten when any data exists originally.

Are you OK to write the data?

YES NO

Select [YES] with and press

7

<ENTER>.

Data copy to the display starts.

Data from USB Memory

Do you copy the data?

YES NO

The following message is displayed after data copy
has finished.

Data copy finished.

After data copy has finished, remove

8

the USB memory device from the USB
terminal.

Copying the USB memory data to the display

Insert the USB memory device, which

1

the data has been copied, to the USB
terminal of the display for data copy
(same as the step 1 on page 96).

After the [Select Copy Type] screen is

2

displayed, go to the step 6.

When the [Select Copy Type] screen is not
displayed, follow the steps 3 to 5 to display.

Note

●

If the USB memory containing the data for cloning
is connected in power-on state, the [Select Copy
Type] message is displayed.

Display [Setup] menu pressing

3

<SETUP>.

Select [OSD language] with and

4

press <ENTER> for over 3 seconds.

The following display appears.

Options

Display serial number

Software licenses

USB data cloning

Shipping

The following message is displayed after data copy
has finished.

Cloning finished.

Please turn off the power.

After data copy has finished, remove

8

the USB memory device from the USB
terminal.

Turn the power off by switching the

9

<Main power switch> ( / ) OFF ( ).

The copied content is applied to the display.

●

Or, disconnect the AC cord plug from the wall
outlet.

●

When USB memory is not removed in the step
8, the message [Select Copy Type] is displayed
when the display is turned on again.

Select [USB data cloning] with

5

and press <ENTER>.

Select [USB Memory → Display] with

6

and press <ENTER>.

Select Copy Type

Display→USBMemory

USBMemory→Display

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Troubleshooting

Before you call for service, determine the symptoms and make a few simple checks as shown below.

Symptoms Check

Picture Sound

Interference Noisy Sound

Normal
Picture

No Picture No Sound

No Picture Normal Sound

No Sound

Electrical Appliances

Cars / Motorcycles

Fluorescent light

Volume

(Check whether the mute function has been activated on the
remote control.)

Not plugged into AC outlet

Not switched on

Picture and Brightness/Volume setting

(Check by pressing the <Main power switch> or <POWER
ON> button on the remote control.)

If a signal with a non-applicable colour system format,
or frequency is input, only the input terminal indication is
displayed.

No Colour Normal Sound

Power cannot be turned on.

Power automatically turns off unexpectedly.

Power indicator is blinking in red.

No remote control operations can be performed.

Colour controls set at minimum level (see page 40)

Check that the power plug or the connector are not
disconnected from the socket or the display.

(see page 15)

Check that the <Main power switch> at the back of the
display is switched to ON ( | ).

(see page 29)

Check the settings of [No signal power off], [HDMI1 power
management], [HDMI2 power management], [DVI-D power
management], [PC power management] and [No activity
power off]. Any of them may be set to [On (Enable)].

(see page 55 - 56)

There is possibility of malfunction. Please contact an
Authorized Service Centre.

Check whether the batteries have discharged completely
and, if they have not, whether they were inserted properly.

Check whether the remote control sensor is exposed to an
outdoor light or a strong fluorescent light.

Check whether any obstacle is present between the remote
control sensor and the remote control.

Check whether the remote control designed specifically
for use with the unit is being used. (The unit cannot be
operated by any other remote control.)

Check whether the option other than [Off] is selected in
[Controller user level] in the [Options] menu. (see page 69)

Check whether [Control settings] - [Controller ID function]
menu is set to [On]. (see page 49)

Check whether <ID MODE> switch is set to <ON>. (see
page 91)

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Symptoms Check

[Controller ID function] cannot be used.

The top or bottom of the picture on the screen is
cut off.

There are areas at the top and bottom of the
screen where picture is not displayed.

Parts of the unit become hot.

There is no picture displayed or sound output
sometimes.

The RS-232C is uncontrollable.

The LAN is uncontrollable.

Check whether [Control settings] - [Controller ID function]
is set to [On] (see page 49), or <ID MODE> switch is set to
<ON>.

(When [Controller ID function] is set to [On], you need to set
<ID MODE> switch to <ON> and set the ID number.)

The image position has been adjusted in the [Position]
menu.

Adjust the position of the picture on the screen.

(see page 37, 38)

When using a video software program (such as a cinema
size program) with a screen wider than one in the 16:9
mode, blank areas separate from the images are formed at
the top and bottom of the screen.

Even when the temperature of parts of the front, top and
rear panels has risen, these temperature rises will not pose
any problems in terms of performance or quality.

When HDMI or DVI signals are input to the Display using a
selector or distributor, sound or images may not be output in
the normal fashion depending on the selector or distributor
used.

The symptoms may be improved by turning the power off
and on again, or by replacing the selector or distributor.

Check whether the connection has been made properly.
(see page 22)

Check that the connection has been made properly.

(see page 72)

To control with WEB browser control or command control,
check that [Network control] is set to [On].

(see page 58)

Check that [LAN setup] is set properly.

(see page 59)

When connecting to a device of AMX or Crestron
Electronics, Inc. set [AMX D.D.] or [Crestron Connected™]
according to the device to use.

(see page 60)

LCD Display panel

Symptoms Check

The screen darkens slightly when bright pictures
with minimal movements are shown.

It takes a while for the picture to appear.

The edges of the images flicker.

The screen will darken slightly when photos, still images of
a computer or other pictures with minimal movements are
shown for an extended period. This is done to reduce image
retention on the screen and the shortening of the screen’s
service life: It is normal and not indicative of malfunctioning.

The unit digitally processes the various signals in order
to reproduce esthetically pleasing images. As such, it
sometimes takes a few moments for the picture to appear
when the power has been turned on, when the input has
been switched.

Due to the characteristics of the system used to drive the
panel, the edges may appear to flicker in the fast-moving
parts of the images: This is normal and not indicative of
malfunctioning.

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This is a characteristic of liquid crystal panels and is

There may be red spots, blue spots, green spots
and black spots on the screen.

Image retention appears

This LCD Display uses special image processing. Hence a slight time lag may occur between image and audio,
depending on the type of input signal. However, this is not a malfunction.

not a problem. The liquid crystal panel is built with very
high precision technology giving you fine picture details.
Occasionally, a few non-active pixels may appear on the
screen as fixed points of red, blue, green, or black. Please
note this does not affect the performance of your LCD.

Image retention may occur. If you display a still picture for
an extended period, the image might remain on the screen.
However, it will disappear when a general moving picture is
displayed for a while. This is not considered as malfunction.

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