Pioneer PRO-530HDI, PRO-730HDI User Manual

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HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR

PRO-730HDI PRO-530HDI

Operating Instructions

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FEATURES

Progressive Scan/HDTV monitor

All SDTV and HDTV signals are converted to 1080i and displayed at high resolution.

HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) with Copy Protection system

The combination of High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) and High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is important for viewing copy-protected digital contents through SAT/CATV BOX or DVD player. DIGITAL input terminal receives the signal in the form of digital information. In this way, all signals coming into this interface have a very high resolution and less noise compared to an analog interface.

Dual System Component Input for NTSC/ Progressive

Connection to a DVD player using the component output terminals makes possible a high picture-quality display, superior to that of a SVIDEO terminal connection. This also handles high resolution component input (1080i, 480p), which will function as an interface for high-quality images in future.

Dual Tuner (Split Screen and CH Search screen function)

Two TV tuners are provided, making it possible to split the screen vertically in two areas in order to display moving images simultaneously on each of them. In addition, the channel search function makes it possible to check and perform other functions etc., on the program that you choose to run in the background, while viewing the foreground program. This adds remarkable convenience when you are concerned with viewing two programs.

Pioneer PureCinema III Format Converter

An advanced and exclusive I/P (Interlace/Progressive) third generation format converter called “PureCinema III”, delivers a high-resolution progressive picture (480p) or Interlaced picture(1080i). *This is USER SELECTABLE It reproduces film material in a very smooth and film-like image. This is perfect technology for movie lovers.

Anti-Reflective Tinted Protection Panel

The accompanying protective panel is AR (Anti-Reflective) coated and tinted. This is not only to protect the screen, but to present a more natural and high contrast image with less light reflection. This AR coating is very durable against scratching.

Lens System for HDTV

The adoption of a specialized lens system for high-resolution HDTV which faithfully reproduces HDTV 1080i signals allows for highly colorsaturated images to be displayed at high resolution. Also, by incorporating an “achromatic coated” lens for the blue CRT, the picture image is reproduced with less halo and appears sharp.

Reference Theater mode and PRO mode

This mode reproduce film material just like a real film image. By cutting video enhancement circuits, the picture becomes more natural and looks film-like.

This mode offers pro level video adjustment to the user. You can go into several areas such as: LTI (Luminance Transient Improvement), Gamma, CONTRAST EXP, SHARP MODE, White Balance.

Fully Illuminated Remote Control Unit

A fully illuminated universal remote control is used that makes it possible to operate other devices. Remote operations can thus be performed easily even in dark rooms and similar environments.

Multi-Point Convergence System

Convergence of the red, green, blue guns* in the TV is critical to a good picture. Thanks to new convergence system digital technology, not only can the center of the screen be adjusted, so can an amazing 72 other points across the entire viewing area. This ensures color accuracy throughout the screen. The adjustment is easily done from the remote control. (*guns = cathode ray tubes)

Program Block (V-CHIP)

You can block selected programs based on the established rating system for television programs and movies. The rating systems are defined below:

<U.S.A. RATING SYSTEM>

The TV parental Guidelines are used to rate <TV-Y>, <TV-Y7>, <TV-G>, <TV-PG>, <TV-14> and <TV-MA>. The Motion Picture Association of America(MPAA) guidelines are used to rate movies: <G>, <PG>, <PG-13>, <R>, <NC-17>, <X> and <NR>.

The Canadian English Language Rating System is used to rate television programming: <C>, <C8+>, <G>, <PG>, <14+> and <18+>. The Canadian French Language Rating system is used to rate television programming: <G>,<8+>,<13+>,<16+> and <18+>.

In order to block programming you feel is inappropriate, rating limits can be set on both systems using the remote control and a password.

Definitions: SDTV Standard Definition Television HDTV High Definition Television CH TV channel

television programming:

Read and understand these 'Operating Instructions' before operating your Monitor. Follow the 'IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS' section and all the warnings on the product.

This HDTV monitor has the capability to display an HDTV (1080i) picture in its 16 x 9 viewing area.

HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-Definition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or re

istered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.

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Thank you for purchasing this PIONEER HDTV Projection Monitor. Please read the precautionary instructions enclosed with these operating instructions please do so before proceeding. After learning how to operate the Projection Monitor, be sure to keep this manual handy for future reference.

[For U.S. model]

IMPORTANT NOTICE H006AEn

The serial number for this equipment is located in the Rear panel. Please write this serial number on your enclosed warranty card and keep it in a secure area. This is for your security.

In this manual, we refer to the 'HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR', as the 'Projection Monitor' or the 'Monitor'.

Note on the SPLIT screen and SEARCH screen functions

The SPLIT screen and SEARCH screen functions provided in this monitor are intended for private viewing only. Use of the above video processing functions for profitmaking purpose or for public viewing (clubs, hotels, etc.) without prior authorization from the transmitter and/or owner of the video program (s) may be an infringement of existing copyright laws.

INTRODUCTION

WARNING: Handling the cord on this product or cords

associated with accessories sold with the product will expose you to lead, a chemical known to the State of California and other governmental entities to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Wash hands after handling.

NOTICE ON ADVERSE EFFECTS TO TV TUBE

Image Burn-in : Displaying the same images on your Monitor (such as still or paused images, TV/video games, close-captioning, computer programs, on-screen displays, or other images with static or virtually static portions) for a prolonged period of time may cause permanent residual images to appear on your Monitor.

Avoid displaying the same image continuously over a long period of time. If the same image is displayed continuously for several hours, or for shorter periods of time over several days, a permanent after-image may remain on the screen due to burning of the phosphorous materials contained in your Monitor. Such images may become less noticeable if moving images are later displayed, but they will not disappear completely. For Games, please select the Game Mode (page 52), and do not view static or virtually static images on your Monitor for more than two hours. After displaying static or virtually static images on your Monitor, it is recommended that you view a normal moving picture in the "WIDE" or "FULL" screen setting for three (3) times longer than the time the static or virtually static images were displayed.

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The following symbols are found in this manual and on the labels on the product. They alert the operators and service personnel of this equipment to potentially dangerous conditions.

This symbol refers to a hazard or unsafe practice which can result in severe personal injury or death.

WARNING

CAUTION

This symbol refers to a hazard or unsafe practice which can result in personal injury

This symbol indicates an action that is

prohibited.

or property damage.

WARNING

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS

• Read all of these instructions.

• Keep these instructions for later use.

• Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the Monitor.

FOR YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY

1. This Monitor is equipped with a polarized alternating current line plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other). This plug will fit into the power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.

2. If the power cord or plug becomes damaged or frayed, unplug this Monitor from the wall outlet and refer to qualified service personnel for servicing.

3. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electrical shock.

4. Do not allow anything to rest on or roll over the power cord, and do not place the Monitor where the power cord maybe subject to traffic or abuse. This may result in electrical or fire hazard.

5. Do not attempt to service this Monitor yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.

6. Never push the objects of any kind into this Monitor through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the Monitor.

7. If the Monitor has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged, unplug this Monitor from the wall outlet and refer to qualified service personnel for servicing.

8. If liquid has been spilled into the Monitor, unplug the Monitor from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

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9. Do not subject your Monitor to impact of any kind. Be particularly careful not to damage the screen surface.

11-1. Do not place this Monitor on an

unstable, uneven or an inclined location. The Monitor may overturn, causing serious injury (to a person), and serious damage

10. Unplug the Monitor from the wall

to the appliance. outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or spray-type cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

11-2. Be careful when placing the

Monitor on a cart to move it.

Quick stops, excessive force, and

uneven surfaces may cause the

Monitor and cart to overturn.

PROTECTION AND LOCATION OF YOUR HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR

12. • Do not use the Monitor near water, for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.

• Never expose the Monitor to rain water. If the Monitor system has been exposed to rain or water, unplug the Monitor from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

13. Choose a place where light (artificial or sunlight) does not shine directly on the screen.

14. Avoid dusty places since the buildup of dust inside the Monitor's chassis may result in the malfunctioning, when high humidity persists.

15. • The Monitor has slots, or

openings in the cabinet for ventilation purposes to ensure the reliable operation of the Monitor, and to protect it from overheating. These openings must not be blocked or covered.

• Never cover the slots or openings

with cloth or other material.

• Never block the bottom

ventilation slots of the Monitor by placing it on a bed, sofa, rug, etc.

• Never place the Monitor near or

over a radiator or heat register.

• Never place the Monitor in a built-

in enclosure such as a bookcase, unless proper ventilation is provided.

16. If an outside antenna is connected through other equipment, be sure the antenna system is grounded so as to provide protection against voltage surges and builtup static charges. In the U. S. A., section 810 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information on proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna-discharge unit, size of grounding conductors, location of antenna-discharge unit, connection to grounding electrode, and requirements for the grounding electrode.

GROUND CLAMP

ELECTRIC SERVICE EQUIPMENT

FIG. A

EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING IN NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE INSTRUCTIONS

NEC-NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE

ANTENNA DISCHARGE UNIT (NEC SECTION 810-20)

GROUNDING CONDUCTORS (NEC SECTION 810-21)

GROUNDING CLAMPS

POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM (NEC ART 250, PART H)

INTRODUCTION

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17. An outdoor antenna system should not be located in the vicinity of overhead power lines/ electric lights or power circuits, or where it can fall onto such power lines or circuits. When installing an outdoor antenna system, extreme care should be taken to keep it from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might be fatal.

18. For added protection during a

OPERATION OF YOUR HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR

19. The Monitor should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply at your home, consult your dealer or local power company.

20. If you are unable to restore normal operation by following the detailed procedure in your operating instructions, unplug it from the wall outlet and refer to qualified service personnel for servicing. Do not adjust other controls than those described in this manual. Improper adjustments may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the Monitor to normal operation.

21. If your Monitor is to remain unused for a period of time, for instance, when you go on a holiday, turn the Monitor 'off' and unplug it from the wall outlet.

24. It is normal for some Monitor to

FOR SERVICING AND MODIFICATION

25. Do not use attachments not

26. When replacement parts are

27. Upon completion of any service

IF THE HDTV PROJECTION MONITOR DOES NOT OPERATE PROPERLY

22. If you are unable to restore normal operation by following the detailed procedure in your operating instructions, do not attempt any further adjustment. Unplug the Monitor and call your dealer or service technician.

lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug the Monitor from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna. This will prevent damage due to lightning and power-line surges.

make occasional snapping or popping sounds, particularly when being turned on or off. If the snapping or popping is continuous or frequent, unplug the Monitor and consult your dealer or service technician.

recommended by the Monitor's manufacturer as they may result in the risk of fire, electrical shock or injury to persons.

required, be sure the service technician uses replacement parts specified by the manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electrical shock, or injury.

or repairs to the Monitor, ask the service technician to perform routine safety checks to determine that the Monitor is in a safe operating condition.

23. Whenever the Monitor is damaged or fails, or there is a distinct change in performance, unplug the Monitor and have it checked by a professional service technician.

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

HOW TO USE THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ..................... 8

INSTALLING THE MONITOR ........................................................ 9

HOW TO ATTACH THE PROVIDED FRAME COVER .................... 10

HOW TO REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE SCREEN .......................... 11

BASIC OPERATIONS

BEFORE USE .............................................................................. 12

CONNECTING THE ANTENNA ................................................... 14

CONNECTING VIDEO/AUDIO EQUIPMENT ................................ 16

FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS ....................................................... 20

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT FUNCTIONS ..................................... 22

TO WATCH TV ............................................................................ 24

CHECKING THE MENU ............................................................... 26

AUTO CHANNEL PRESET .......................................................... 28

CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT ................................................ 30

BASIC FUNCTIONS

PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION .................................... 32

CHANGING PASSWORD ............................................................ 39

CHANGING SCREEN SIZE .......................................................... 41

MULTI-SCREEN FUNCTION ....................................................... 44

CLOSED CAPTION DECODE FUNCTION .................................... 46

CHANGING CHANNEL SET UP .................................................. 47

PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS .......................................................... 52

CHANGING SCAN MODE ........................................................... 63

SOUND ADJUSTMENTS ........................................................... 64

DIGITAL INTERFACE ................................................................... 68

MULTI-POINT CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT .......................... 73

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER (1) ............................................. 75

CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER (2) ............................................. 78

CONNECTING THE SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL ..................... 80

REMOTE CODE SET UP .............................................................. 81

OTHERS

MENU INDEX ............................................................................. 92

TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................. 94

SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................ 96

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HOW TO USE THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

The following page is an example of the way that basic operating instructions are shown in this manual. The explanation method varies from page to page.

* The screen illustrations may be different from the actual screen display.

The button(s) that is/are used is/are shown in dark gray.

AUTO CHANNEL PRESET

The broadcast frequencies that can be received depend on your area. Memorize the broadcast stations that can be received in your area in the presets.

Select TV.

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select CHANNEL SET UP in the same way.

Select AUTO CHANNEL PRESET .

Select ANTENNA , then select A or B.

NOTES:

• The CHANNEL SET UP cannot be selected unless the function is set up for TV.

• Failure to connect antenna cable in this procedure will result in selection of a single TV channel.

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP

CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE PASSWORD SYSTEM I N/OUT DIG ITAL INTERFACE

SET

SELECT

SET

CHANNEL SET UP

AUTO CHANNE L PRESE T

ADD/DEL

CHANNEL FAVOR ITE

CHANNEL

EXIT

SET

SELECT

SET

AUTO CHANNE L

ANTENNA:A

TV/CABLE MODE : AUTO PRESET

EXIT

AUTO CHANNE L

ANTENNA: AB

TV/CABLE MODE : AUTO PRESET

EXIT

PRESET

START

SET

SELECT

SET

PRESET

START

SET

SELECT

SET

CATV

Explanation of the function on this page.

by using

Operating procedure

END

Screen during operation

END

Precautions etc.

Buttons used

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INSTALLING THE MONITOR

INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS:

• Keep away from magnetic fields

The picture may be distorted if strong magnetic fields are nearby. External speakers should be set at least 2 feet (60cm) away from the Projection Monitor. Electric fans and other motor driven appliances and toys may also be sources of magnetism.

• Bright light or direct sunlight will dull the picture. Position the Projection Monitor so that the screen faces away from windows.

• While the Projection Monitor is operating, it is cooled by airflow through ventilation holes in the rear and bottom. Therefore, avoid placing it in a location where the cooling airflow is hindered (e. g. against a wall).

• Avoid places subject to extremely high temperatures or humidity, or to temperatures of 41°F (5°C) or lower. Also avoid dusty places.

• If setting the Projection Monitor on a floor made of soft material, make sure that the floor will not damaged by the weight of the Projection Monitor.

• Do not put the Projection Monitor on a surface that is tilted, unsteady or prone to shake or vibrate. A shaky or slanted platform is dangerous.

• Cover shiny surfaces (floor and walls) with non reflective materials (carpet, rugs, wallpaper, etc.).

OPERATING PRECAUTIONS

Optimum viewing distance

10 to 23 feet is the range recommended for viewing comfort.

Adjust room illumination

Excessively bright or dim lighting may strain your eyes. Draw the curtains if necessary to shut out direct sunlight.

Condensation and picture blurring

• If the room temperature suddenly rises (or if the Projection Monitor is moved from a cool place to a hot place), condensation may form on the lenses resulting in picture distortion or color fading. If this occurs, simply wait a while (with the power switch ON) and the condensation will disappear.

• A gradual change in temperature can prevent condensation from forming.

CARE OF YOUR PROJECTION MONITOR

DO NOT:

• Do not use strong cleansers, solvents, polishes, or chemically treated cloths to clean the screen or cabinet.

• Do not touch or scratch the screen.

• Do not fasten or place rubber or vinyl items on the Monitor.

• Do not stick adhesive tape onto the Monitor.

• Do not put any object on the Monitor.

DO:

• Use a soft cloth to dust the screen and cabinet.

• Handle the screen with care to avoid scratches or damages.

• Ask your dealer or a Pioneer authorized service center to

clean the interior of the monitor in your area if the picture brightness is too low even with the max. level. This may be caused by dust buildup inside.

USAGE GUIDELINES & PRECAUTIONS

All phosphor-based screens can be affected by displaying static or virtually static images for a prolonged period of time. After-image and permanent effects on the screen can be avoided by taking some basic precautions. By following the recommendations listed below, you can ensure longer and satisfactory results from your television.

• Whenever possible, avoid continuously displaying static or virtually static images on your Monitor (e.g., still images, TV/video games, closecaptioning, computer programs, or other images with static or virtually static portions).

• Avoid viewing the On-Screen Display for extended periods from a digital tuner, DVD player, VCR and all other components.

• Do not leave the same picture freeze-framed or paused continuously over a long period of time when using the still picture mode from VCR, DVD player, or other component.

• Images which have very bright areas and very dark areas side by side should not be displayed for a prolonged period of time.

• When playing a game, the "GAME" mode setting (page 52) within "Picture Adjustment Settings" is strongly recommended. It is also recommended that such be limited to less than two (2) hours at a time.

• After displaying static or virtually static images on your Monitor, it is recommended that you view a normal moving picture in the "WIDE" or "FULL" screen setting for three (3) times longer than the time the static or virtually static images were displayed.

INTRODUCTION

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HOW TO ATTACH THE PROVIDED FRAME COVER

ATTACH THE FRAME COVER BEFORE USING THE MONITOR.

PARTS INCLUDED FOR FRAME COVER INSTALLATION:

2 SIDE FRAME COVERS (L, R) (TRIMS) (short) 2 FRAME COVERS (TRIMS) (long)

HOW TO ATTACH THE FRAME COVER

1. Attaching the side frame covers. Push in the side frame cover from the outside along the groove on the panel frame until you hear a click.

2. Attaching the upper and lower frame covers Push in the upper and lower frame covers from the outside along the groove on the panel frame until you hear a click.

Attach

Frame cover

Attach

NOTES FOR CARE AND CLEANING OF SCREEN:

• Do not hit or throw anything onto the protective screen, as a

damaged protective screen may cause injury.

• If the protective screen surface is dirty, wipe it with a cloth

dipped in warm water and then wrung out. Wipe it dry with a soft, dry cloth.

• Never use paint thinner or other cleaners to clean the

protective screen as they may contain harmful chemicals that will damage the finish of the screen.

Attach

Side frame cover (L)

Side frame cover (R)

Attach side frame cover along the aluminium edge guards leaving a space of approximately 0 to 1/32 in. (0 to 1 mm) from the upper panel frame.

Screen frame

Side frame cover

Upper panel frame

0 to 1 mm (0 to 1/32 in.)

Side frame cover

Screen frame

HOW TO REMOVE THE FRAME COVER

Remove the frame cover by the following procedure. 1 Prepare a flat–blade screw driver (large) and a small and

thick cloth.

2 Wrap the flat–blade screw driver into the end of the side

frame covers (left and right) and remove it using a lever principle. Be sure to remove them from the bottom as shown in the figure.

Side frame cover (L) Side frame cover (R)

3 Remove the upper and lower frame covers by the same

procedure as in 2, gently.

Upper frame cover Lower frame cover

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HOW TO REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE SCREEN

The protective screen is attached when the monitor is shipped to protect the display. We do not recommend that you remove it, but if you have to remove it, do so following the procedure shown below.

INTRODUCTION

If you decide remove the protective screen.

1. Remove the left, right, upper, and lower frame covers.

2. Remove the screws from the upper panel frame and side panel frames. (Not remove the screw from the lower panel.)

Screw

3. While holding the screen in place, remove the upper panel frame and side panel frames.

CAUTION:The panel frames are made of aluminum, so to protect them from scratches, be extremely careful not to strike them with the rim of the screen frame.

Upper panel frame

4. Remove the protective screen from the lower panel frame.

Protective screen

5. Remove the screws from the lower panel frame.

Lower panel frame

Side view

Side panel frame (L)

Screw

6. Reattach upper, lower and side panel frames as indicated then follow on HOW TO ATTACH THE FRAME COVER.

Panel frame

Protective screen

When the protective screen is attached.

Panel frame

When the protective screen is not attached. (Attach the panel frames reversed as shown in the figure.)

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BEFORE USE

Before you watch the TV, perform the following procedure.

UHF VHF

Connect the cables of the VHF antenna and UHF antenna to the ANTENNA A terminal. (See pages 14 and 15)

Mixer

Connect the CATV converter to the ANTENNA B terminal. (See pages 14 and 15)

CATV

converter

Connect the power cord to the AC wall socket.

Turn on the MAIN POWER button.

When the MAIN POWER is on, the red STANDBY indicator lights up. In this state, the POWER STANDBY/ON button or the TV Power button of the remote control unit can be used to turn on and off the Monitor.

ANTENNA /CABLE

STANDBY

Red indicator

MAIN POWER

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STANDBY/ON

POWER

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Inserting batteries into the remote control unit

1. Open the

battery cover.

2. Insert batteries

(two AA size batteries supplied with the product).

• Place batteries with their terminals corresponding to the (+) and (–) indicators in the battery compartment.

3. Close the battery

cover.

Incorrect use of batteries may lead to leakage or rupture. Always be sure to follow these instructions.

A. Never mix new and used batteries.

B. Batteries of the same size may have different voltages

depending on their type. Do not mix different types of batteries.

C. Insert batteries so that the plus (+) and minus (–) sides

are aligned according to the markings in the battery case.

D. When not using the remote control unit for a long

period of time (1 month or more), remove the batteries from the remote control unit to prevent leaking of battery fluid. If battery liquid has leaked, thoroughly wipe the inside of the case unit all liquid is removed, and then insert new batteries.

E. Do not charge, short, disassemble or throw the

provided batteries in a fire.

CAUTION

BEFORE USE

BASIC OPERATIONS

Remote control operation range

30˚

23 feet (7m)

• Furniture and other obstacles may block the infrared light beam so that it cannot reach the sensor behind the Projection Monitor's screen.

• Performance of the remote control unit is adversely affected by strong fluorescent light. Keep such lights away from the screen.

F. When disposing of used batteries, please comply with

governmental regulations or environmental public instruction’s rules that apply in your country or area.

Battery replacement

Replace the batteries when any of the following phenomena is observed.

• The transmitting LED does not blink even when the TV Power button is pressed.

• The remote control operation range has reduced.

When replacing the batteries, prepare new batteries before removing the old batteries. Be sure to close the battery case cover after battery replacement.

NOTE:

• Even when batteries are removed, learned commands remain in memory for about 15 minutes.

• If you remove the batteries, and press any button, the memory is erased in a few seconds.

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CONNECTING THE ANTENNA

• A good color picture depends on a good TV signal. So does good multichannel (stereo program and SAP) sound. Ask your dealer for advice on how to install your external antenna to receive the best possible signal.

• If you subscribe to Cable TV or have a central antenna for your building, you will not need an external antenna.

Connecting VHF/UHF antenna

VHF antenna

U/V mixer

VHF

Connecting VHF/UHF antenna with VCR

UHF

Connect the TV signal source to your Monitor properly. Use a 75-ohm coaxial cable with an F-type connector and connect the cable as shown in the illustration.

UHF antenna

ANTENNA /CABLE

Antenna

Cable TV

Splitter

CATV converter

VCR

OUTIN

ANTENNA

Connecting the CATV converter

ANTENNA /CABLE

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Connecting the CATV converter with VCR

CONNECTING THE ANTENNA

Cable TV

VHF antenna

Splitter

CATV converter

VCR

OUTIN

ANTENNA

Connecting VHF/UHF antenna and CATV converter

UHF antenna

U/V mixer

ANTENNA /CABLE

BASIC OPERATIONS

Cable TV

VHF

CATV converter

UHF

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CONNECTING VIDEO/AUDIO EQUIPMENT

DVD/DVR

VCR

Digital tuner

• Refer to the instructions of your VCR or DVD/DVR for the detailed connections.

• Before making or changing connections, set the power switch to off and unplug the power cord from the AC outlet.

• If both the VIDEO terminal (pin-jack type) and S-VIDEO terminal are connected, the signals from the S-VIDEO terminal will have priority.

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Video movie, etc.

SAT tuner

• Only the INPUT 1 and INPUT 2 jacks can input the component video signal.

• When the component signal and other signals are input to the INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 jacks, the component signal will be given priority.

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DVD/DVR

CONNECTING VIDEO/AUDIO EQUIPMENT

SIGNAL

BASIC OPERATIONS

SIGNAL

Rear panel

The video output can be connected to BNC or to RCA types.

ANTENNA /CABLE

SERVICE

ONLY

CONTROL

OUT

SIGNAL

INPUTS

S-VIDEO

INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3

SIGNAL

VIDEO

INPUT 1

(MONO)

INPUT

INPUT 1 PROFESSIONAL

COMPONENT VIDEO

PB/C

INPUTS

VIDEO

INPUT 2

OUTPUT

MONITOR

Component video output of a DVD player can be connected to both BNC or RCA types.

R/CR

INPUT

COMPONENT VIDEO

AUDIO

VIDEO

CENTER

FIXED /VAR

INPUT 1

/TV

AUDIOAUDIO

INPUT

INPUT 3

INPUTS

INPUT 2INPUT 3

RGB

SIGNAL

AUDIO RL

OUTPUT

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

SIGNAL

Use these terminals to input signals from a DVD player which has component video output terminals(Y, P

, PR).

VCR

SAT tuner

SIGNAL

AUDIO

OUTPUT

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

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CONNECTING VIDEO/AUDIO EQUIPMENT

Front panel

VIDEO L-AUDIO-RVIDEO

INPUT 4

(MONO)

RLVIDEO

S-VIDEO

OUTPUT

RGB INPUT jack

Inputs five signals – R, G, B, H and V – output from digital tuners and the like.

Input format in which images can be received.

Format

Digital tuner 1080 i 33.75 kHz 60 Hz

Horizontal Vertical frequency frequency

Video movie/VCR

INPUT jacks

The monitor is equipped with input jacks 1 to 6. Refer to the following explanation for information about each jack.

COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT jacks

There are 4 sets of inputs for VCR and DVD/DVR. Use RCAtype pin plug cords (the same as those used in Hi-Fi systems) for connections. When the audio source to be connected is mono, connect the source to the L-(MONO) jack.

S-VIDEO INPUT jacks

• Inputs signals from a DVD/DVR that has an S-VIDEO output jack.

• When the signal input from the S-VIDEO INPUT jack is output from the MONITOR/TV OUTPUT jack, the output signal will be a composite of Y and C.

NOTES:

• SPLIT screen, FREEZE screen and SEARCH screen functions cannot be used when 1080i or 720p component signals are input.

• Signals from MONITOR/TV OUTPUT jacks will not be output when component signals or RGB signals are input.

• The RGB input jack is designed for use in connecting a digital tuner with RGB signal output, and it should accordingly never be used for connecting to a personal computer or other device.

INPUT 1 PROFESSIONAL

VIDEO

INPUT 1

INPUT

COMPONENT VIDEO

INPUTS

VIDEO

INPUT 2

PB/C

R/CR

INPUT

OUTPUT

AUDIO

VIDEO

MONITOR

CENTER

/TV

FIXED /VAR

AUDIOAUDIO

INPUT

RGB

INPUT 3

INPUTS

COMPONENT VIDEO

INPUT 2INPUT 3

INPUT 1

COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT jack

Inputs three signals – Y, P B/ CB and PR/ CR – output from DVD players and the like.

Input formats in which images can be received.

Format

Horizontal Vertical frequency frequency

480 i 15.734 kHz 60 Hz

DVD player, etc.

480 p 31.468 kHz 60 Hz

720 p 45.00 kHz 60 Hz

Digital tuner, etc.

1080 i 33.75 kHz 60 Hz

480 p 31.468 kHz 60 Hz

SIGNAL

AUDIO RL

OUTPUT

RGB

SIGNAL

Digital tuner

NOTE:

When the 3 signals, RGB signal, composite signal, and S signal, are simultaneously input to INPUT 3, the RGB signal will be displayed on screen.

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CONNECTING VIDEO/AUDIO EQUIPMENT

DIGITAL INPUT jacks

This jack is used to connect devices with digital video output (digital set top box, DVD player, etc.) compatible with HDCP. Before attempting to connect one of these devices, read its operating instructions to make sure that it can be connected. (HDCP = High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection)

NOTES:

•

This jack is used only for 1080i and 480p video signals.

•

It is not a jack intended to be used with a personal computer.

•

A separate conversion cable is required when attaching devices with a DVI connector.

INPUTS

INPUT 5

DIGITAL

INPUT 6

AUDIO

DIGITAL

ANTENNA /CABLE

VIDEO

INPUT 1

INPUT

VIDE

INPUT

MONITOR/TV OUTPUT jacks

These are used for connecting the monitor to a VCR for recording, or for linking it to another monitor. These jacks output the video and audio signals of the source currently selected by the INPUT SELECT. Connect these output jacks to your VCR's inputs. Connect the VCR's outputs to the monitor's VIDEO inputs. When the system connection is ON, the jack is TV OUTPUT (refer to page 78).

BASIC OPERATIONS

AUDIO

OUTPUT

AUDIO

SERVICE

DIGITAL

ONLY

CONTROL

DVD player

OUT

INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3

AUDIO

INPUTS

S-VIDEO

Digital tuner

OUTPUT

(MONO)

AUDI

DIGITAL

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FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

A flip-down door conceals the INPUT 4 jacks. Push gently and release, to open the door. To close the door, lift it back up into place.

NOTE:

If you accidentally pull the door, it may not shut properly. Push the door back in to shut it.

1 POWER STANDBY/ON indicators

red: STANDBY green: when lit; ON

when flashing; power management in operation

2 MAIN POWER (OFF/ON) button

If the button is OFF, the power of the monitor is shut off and 3 STANDBY/ON button on the monitor or TV power on the remote control will not function. Pressing the button again will turn the monitor ON and the monitor enters the standby mode. In the standby mode, you can turn on the monitor using the 3 STANDBY/ON button on the monitor or TV power on the remote control.

3 POWER ( STANDBY/ON) button

Switches the monitor between on and standby (note that the monitor consumes a small amount of power (0.5 W) in standby mode.

4 INPUT SELECT and SET button

Press to select your program source. Each press of the INPUT SELECT button changes the selection to the next source.

INPUT6 TV INPUT 1

INPUT 5 INPUT 4 INPUT 3 INPUT 2

While the menu is displayed, it performs the same operation as the SET/ENTER button on the remote control.

5 CHANNEL +, – and |, \ buttons

Press plus (+) or minus (–) to tune to a higher or lower channel. Only the preset channels can be tuned in using these buttons. Press to select or adjust items on the menu screen.

6 MENU button

Press to turn the menu on. Press again to return to normal TV screen.

7 VOLUME +, – and », « buttons

Press plus (+) button to increase the volume, press minus (–) button to decrease it. Press to select or adjust items on the menu screen.

2 3 4561

MAIN POWER

STANDBY

PUSH

Interior of the door

STANDBY/ON

POWER CHANNEL

ACCESS

SELECT

INPUT

SET

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FRONT PANEL FUNCTIONS

8 RESET button

Press to set the Projection Monitor to its initial mode.

Initial mode

Input selector: Set to TV. TV channel: Remains at the last channel set. VOLUME: Remains at the last setting. MUTING: OFF PICTURE

MODE: STD Parameters: Set to 0. PureCinema: OFF COLOR TEMP: STD 3D Y/C LEVEL: 3 3D NR LEVEL: 3 SVM: HIGH FLESH TONE: ON BLACK ENHANCE: ON SHARP EFFECT: ON

SOUND

MTS: MAIN Parameters: Set to 0. SURROUND: OFF STABLE VOLUME: OFF

SCREEN

SCAN MODE: 1080i

MODE: NATURAL WIDE CC: OFF SYSTEM IN/OUT

SPEAKER: NORMAL

AUDIO OUT: FIXED

SYSTEM MODE: OFF

NOTE:

When this button is pressed while adjusting the MULTI-POINT convergence, the MULTI-POINT convergence returns to the initial mode.

7 9

VIDEO L-AUDIO-RVIDEO

(MONO)

9 INPUT 4 jacks

These inputs are for Video Movie and VCR. Use RCA-type pin plug cords (the same as those used in Hi-Fi systems) and SVIDEO cords for connections. When the audio source to be connected is mono, connect the source to the L-(MONO) jack.

CAUTION:

Do not press any operation button on the Projection Monitor or the remote control unit while recording. Signals from the MONITOR/TV OUTPUT jacks may be temporarily interrupted when a button is pressed.

ATTENTION

The Projection Monitor will not function properly in the following cases.

• An electrical discharge in the CRT.

• Lightning storms.

• High static electricity environment.

• Poor voltage regulation in the power source.

If the Projection Monitor does not operate properly, reset it as follows:

1. Turn off the power of the unit with the 2 MAIN POWER

button.

2. After approximately 1 minute, turn on the power with 2 MAIN POWER button and 3 POWER ( button.

If the normal operation cannot be restored after the above treatment, immediately unplug the power cord and call your nearest PIONEER-authorized service center.

NOTES:

•

On rare occasions, an electrical discharge may occur inside the CRT*. It makes a short, sharp pop and either no sound is produced or the volume level changes by itself. The SPLIT screen and SEARCH screen functions will be cancelled automatically if an electrical discharge occurs when this function is engaged. *CRT: Cathode-ray Tube

•

When an electrical discharge distorts the screen and the TV power has been automatically shut off, it can turn on. If you notice any abnormality of the screen, turn off the MAIN POWER button for a few minutes then turn it on. This is not a malfunction.

STANDBY/ON)

BASIC OPERATIONS

VOLUME INPUT 4

RESET

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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT FUNCTIONS

Mode switch

Set the mode switch to TV.

TV Power button (STANDBY/ON)

Turns the power of the monitor on and off.

2 INPUT Selector buttons (TV, INPUT 1 to INPUT 6)

Press the button to select the source you wish to watch. The screen will display your selection.

3 ANT (antenna selector) button

Press to switch between ANTENNA-A and ANTENNA-B when you wish to watch TV.

4 Direct channel selection buttons

Press the button (or buttons) that corresponds to the channel that you wish to watch.

5 CH RETURN (channel return) button

Press to switch between the current channel and the channel you were watching immediately before.

6 CH (channel) +, – button

Press plus (+) or minus (–) to tune in a higher or lower channel. Only the preset channels can be tuned in using these buttons.

7 MUTING button

Press to temporarily turn off the sound. Press again to return to the previous volume level.

8 RETURN button

Returns to the previous menu screen.

= ~

9 Select/Adjust/Set buttons (SET/ENTER, |, \, », «)

|, \, », «: Press to select or adjust items on the menu

screen.

SET/ENTER: Press to activate the selected function.

0 FAVORITE CH buttons

These buttons call up the channels that have been assigned to them.

$ %

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REMOTE CONTROL UNIT FUNCTIONS

- SPLIT/SEARCH screen buttons

FREEZE: When this button is pressed with the regular

screen, the screen will change to the SPLIT screen and the picture at the time the button was pressed will become the sub-picture, displayed as a frozen image.

SPLIT: Press to turn the SPLIT screen function on

and off. SEARCH: Press to select the SEARCH screen mode. SWAP: Press to switch the main picture and sub

picture when in SPLIT or 3-SEARCH screen

mode. SELECT: Selects the screen for switching the channel

or input source.* SUB CH +, –: Used to switch the channel for the sub-

picture of the SPLIT screen.

= DISPLAY button

Press to display the input source, channel, setting and other screen indicators for a few seconds.

~ SLEEP timer button

Each time this button is pressed, the display will change as follows. The display varies according to the remaining time.

Example: If the remaining time is 100 minutes

! CH ENTER button

Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons.

@ VOL (volume) +, – buttons

Press plus (+) button to increase the volume, press minus (–) button to decrease it. Volume level will appear on the screen as numbers and a bar graph. The maximum volume level is “63”. The display will disappear from the screen after 2 seconds.

# MENU button

Press to turn on the menu screen for use in function selection. Press again to return to normal TV screen.

$ SCREEN SIZE button

Press to select the SCREEN MODE. (Refer to page 41.)

% AV SELECTION button

Selects on video setting. (PICTURE MODE: STD, REF, THEATER, GAME, USER, PRO)

* With the 9 screen, the search picture’s input source and

channel cannot be switched.

BASIC OPERATIONS

100 min. 90 min . 60 min.

120 min. OFF 30 min.

If the remaining time is 45 minutes

45 min. 30 min . OFF

60 min. 90 min. 120 min.

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TO WATCH TV

Best Horizontal and Vertical Viewing Angle

• The optimum viewing angle is 140˚ in horizontal and 45˚ in vertical.

• Watch from at least 10 feet (3m) away from the screen (optimum viewing distance is 10 to 23 feet).

45˚

140˚

Remote control unit

Turn on the MAIN POWER button.

Turn on the POWER.

The green ON indicator lights up.

Control panel of the monitorRemote control unit

Green indicator

STANDBY

Set the mode switch to TV and

then press the TV button.

Remote control unit

Select antenna A or B.

Check the input signals at the ANTENNA A and B terminals.

Remote control unit

STANDBY/ON

POWER

KLCS

STEREO

Control panel of the monitor

STANDBY/ON

SELECT

POWER

POWER CHANNEL MENU VOLUME

INPUT

Select a channel.

There are three methods for this.

1 Select by pressing the number button

(Example)

Channel 5

Channel 12 Press

• After pressing a number button, even if you do not press the CH ENTER button, the channel will be switched to the one selected within 2 seconds.

• Depending on the channel, this switch may occur immediately after the number button is pressed.

→

(Or press and then press within 2 seconds

of during so.)

and then press within 2 seconds of

during so. →

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TO WATCH TV

SUPER HYPER UHF

7-13

J(23) Q(30)

K(24) R(31)

L(25) S(32)

M(26) T(33)

N(27) U(34)

O(28) V(35)

P(29) W(36)

W+1(37)

W+2(38)

W+3(39)

W+4(40)

W+5(41)

W+6(42)

W+7(43)

W+8(44)

W+9(45)

W+10(46)

CATV

VHF L

MID

VHF H

2-6 7-13 14-69

2-6

(STD)

A-5(95) A-4(96) A-3(97) A-2(98) A-1(99)

A(14)

B(15) C(16)

D(17)

E(18) F(19)

1-6

(HRC)

(IRC)

G(20) H(21)

I (22)

CABLE (CATV) CHANNEL ASSIGNMENT TABLE

In the cable tuning mode, channels can only be assigned to numbers 01 to 125. The specific channel number assignments and the corresponding alphabet designation are shown at the bottom left of the channel table. For example: Channel number '14' corresponds to midband cable channel 'A'.

NOTE:

Cable (CATV) services can vary according to area. The channel number assignments shown in the channel table may not correspond with the channel numbers used by your local cable company. Direct tuning to cable channels without using the cable company converter 'or preselector' will depend on the specific channels in use by the cable company. Direct tuning to cable channels is limited to unencoded (unscrambled) channels only. Check with your local cable company for compatibility requirements.

W+11(47)

W+12(48)

W+13(49)

W+14(50)

W+15(51)

W+16(52)

W+17(53)

W+18(54)

W+19(55)

W+20(56)

W+61(

102

)

112

)

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

W+81(

W+82(

)

W+83(

)

W+84(

)

W+21(57)

W+22(58)

W+23(59)

W+24(60)

W+25(61)

W+26(62)

W+27(63)

W+28(64)

W+29(65)

W+30(66)

W+31(67)

W+32(68)

W+33(69)

W+34(70)

W+35(71)

W+36(72)

W+37(73)

W+38(74)

W+39(75)

W+40(76)

W+41(77)

W+42(78)

W+43(79)

W+44(80)

W+45(81)

W+46(82)

W+47(83)

W+48(84)

W+49(85)

W+50(86)

W+51(87)

W+52(88)

W+53(89)

W+54(90)

W+55(91)

W+56(92)

W+57(93)

W+58(94)

W+59(

W+60(

100

101

W+62(

W+63(

W+64(

W+65(

W+66(

W+67(

W+68(

W+69(

)

W+70(

)

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

W+71(

)

W+72(

)

W+73(

)

W+74(

)

W+75(

)

W+76(

)

W+77(

)

W+78(

)

W+79(

)

W+80(

2 Select using the TV CH+/– button

The channels will switch according to the order set by channel preset. (See page 28.)

Control panel of the monitorRemote control unit

CHANNEL

3 Select using the FAVORITE CH button

Select your desired channel from the 4 in the memory of each button: blue, green, red and yellow.

Remote control unit

122

123

124

125

)

BASIC OPERATIONS

To turn off the sound

Press the MUTING button.

When mute is turned on, a volume indicator will appear in red on the screen (and will disappear in a few seconds). When you have selected ON IF MUTE on menu screen, if the MUTING is pressed while a closed caption signal is being received, CC/TEXT will be displayed. (Refer to page 46.) Press MUTING again to return to the previous volume level.

Auto power off function

If the monitor is receiving no input signals in TV mode, its power will turn off (go on standby) after some time has passed.

• Each time the button is pressed, the channel will be changed in order of the 4 channels in that button's memory.

• The desired channels can be set. (See page 50.)

• When you select a channel using the FAVORITE CH button,

step 3 (Select antenna A or B) is not necessary.

Adjust the volume.

Control panel of the monitorRemote control unit

VOLUME

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CHECKING THE MENU

END

SET

CONTRAST 0 BLACK LEVEL 0

0 0 0

COLOR TINT SHARPNESS

SELECT

PICTURE

MOD E : P RO

END

SET

COLOR T EMP: STD 3D Y / C LEVEL: 3 3D NR LEVEL : 3 SVM: H IGH FLESH TONE: ON

SELECT

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema : STD

END

SET

SHARP EFFECT: ON

LTI : MID GAMMA: T YPE3 CONTRAST EXP : O FF SHARP MODE : MODE1

SELECT

PICTURE

BLACK ENHANCE : ON

END

SET

DEFAULT PRO MODE

SELECT

PICTURE

WHI TE BALANCE

Press MENU on the remote control unit. The MAIN MENU will be displayed on the screen. Select the desired menu item using | or \ button of the remote control unit, and press » or « button to perform the desired operations or mater settings. It can also be operated using the buttons on the front of the monitor.

PICTURE

MOD E : P RO

CONTRAST 0 BLACK LEVEL 0 COLOR TINT SHARPNESS

0 0 0

PICTURE adjustment menu (See page 52)

SELECT

SET

END

∞

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END

SET

SELECT

SCREEN

MTS :MA I N

H.POSITION:

INPUT3

NATURAL WI DE

V.POSITION:

SCAN MODE:

1080i

END

SET

SELECT

MOD E : C C - 1

CC: ON

END

SET

SELECT

SET UP

CONVERGENCE

PROGRAM BLOCK

CHA NGE PASSWORD

SYSTEM IN /OUT D IG I TAL I NTERFACE

CHANNE L SET UP

END

SET

TREBLE

BASS 10

– 5 BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : ON STABLE VOLUME : OFF

SELECT

SOUND

MTS :MA I N

SOUND

MTS :MA I N BASS 10

TREBLE BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : ON STABLE VOLUME : OFF

–5

CHECKING THE MENU

SOUND adjustment menu (See page 64)

BASIC OPERATIONS

SELECT

SCREEN

MTS :MA I N

INPUT3

SCAN MODE: H.POSITION:

NATURAL WI DE

V.POSITION:

SELECT

MTS :MA I N

CC: ON MOD E : C C - 1

SELECT

SET

1080i

SET

END

SCREEN setting menu (See pages 42 and 63)

END

Closed Caption menu (See page 46)

END

SET UP menu (See pages 28, 30, 34, 39, 47, 50, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 76 and 79)

SET UP

CHANNE L SET UP

CONVERGENCE

PROGRAM BLOCK

CHA NGE PASSWORD

SYSTEM IN /OUT D IG I TAL I NTERFACE

SELECT

SET

END

On screen indicators

SELECT: Use arrow key to switch function on menu screen. SET: Press SET/ENTER to select the desired function on menu screen. END: End is for turning off the menu screen by pressing the MENU button. EXIT: To return to the previous menu screen, use the » or « button to move to EXIT and then press SET/ENTER.

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AUTO CHANNEL PRESET

The broadcast frequencies that can be received depend on your area. Memorize the broadcast stations that can be received in your area in the presets.

Select TV.

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select CHANNEL SET UP in the same way.

SELECT

SET

ADD/ DEL

CHANNEL

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP

CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT DIGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select AUTO CHANNEL PRESET .

CHANNEL SET UP

AUTO CHANNE L P RESE T

CHANNEL FAVORI TE

EXI T

by using

NOTES:

• The CHANNEL SET UP cannot be selected unless the function is set up for TV.

• Failure to connect antenna cable in this procedure will result in selection of a single TV channel.

Select ANTENNA , then select A or B.

SELECT

PRESET

CATV

START

SET

PRESET

CATV

START

SET

END

SET

AUTO CHANNE L

ANTENNA:A

TV/ CABLE MODE: AUTO PRESET

EXI T

AUTO CHANNE L

ANTENNA: AB

TV/ CABLE MODE: AUTO PRESET

EXI T

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AUTO CHANNEL PRESET

Select TV/CABLE MODE , then select

the broadcast system to be received from AIR or CATV.

AUTO CHANNE L PRE SE T

ANTENNA: B

TV/ CABLE MODE:

AUTO PRESET

CATV

START

BASIC OPERATIONS

EXI T

AUTO CHANNE L PRES ET

ANTENNA: B

TV/ CABLE MODE:

AUTO PRESET

EXI T

Select AUTO PRESET START .

AUTO CHANNE L PRES ET

ANTENNA: B TV/ CABLE MODE:

AUTO PRESET

EXI T

PRESET ST ART? YES NO

SELECT

ADJUST

SET

START

SET

START

SET

AIR CATV

AIR

SET

END

NOTE:

If AUTO CHANNEL PRESET is not performed, refer to the steps on page 47 and onwards to preset channels.

• AUTO CHANNEL PRESET starts.

PLEASE WAI T

AUTO PROGRAMMI NG

• When AUTO CHANNEL PRESET ends, the Monitor will return to step 5. Perform steps 5 through 7 if the other antenna is also being used.

• You can give a name to broadcast channels that have been stored in memory with AUTO CHANNEL PRESET. (Refer to page 47 to 49.)

After setting, press MENU

to turn the menu off.

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CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT

Before convergence adjustment*1, please choose a stabilized input signal*2 in order to display a stable cross pattern.

*1 Convergence adjustment ..... Color deviation adjustment

*2 Stabilized input signal .......... Examples, DVD player, digital tuner, etc.

Due to the differing magnetic fields in different locations, you may experience color deviation, that is inaccurate colors. This is called misconvergence. If your colors seem inaccurate, realign the color convergence with the method below. Before doing this make sure you warm up the TV for at least 30 minutes. A color convergence for each of 2 scan mode is necessary 480p and 1080i.

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select CONVERGENCE in the same way.

SELECT

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP

CONVERGENCE

PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT DIGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select scan mode.

CONVERGENCE

AD J USTMEN T F OR 4 8 0p

AD J USTMEN T F OR 1 0 80 i

EXI T

• This accesses the center convergence adjustment.

by using

When the cross pattern is white If the cross pattern shows other

colors or when one side of the white line is red or blue

ADJ CONVERGENCE

SET

ADJUST

SET

END

The color is converged. Press SET/ ENTER button twice, proceed onto page 73 and perform MULTI-

This indicates that the color is misconverged. Proceed to step 4 and perform the adjustment.

ADJ CONVERGENCE

SET

ADJUST

SET

END

POINT convergence.

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CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT

Move the red line onto the green line.

Move the vertical line.

ADJ CONVERGENCE

SET

ADJUST

END

SET

Move the horizontal line.

ADJ CONVERGENCE

SET

ADJUST

Move the blue line onto the yellow line.

END

SET

BASIC OPERATIONS

ADJ CONVERGENCE

SET

ADJUST

ADJ CONVERGENCE

SET

ADJUST

SELECT

FOR 480p

SET

CONVERGENCE AD J USTME NT

ADJ CENTE R POI NT

CONVERGENCE ADJ MULT I –POI NT

EXI T

END

SET

END

SET

END

• When ADJ CENTER POINT is selected, center convergence adjustment will be accessed.

• Select ADJ MULTI-POINT to perform fine convergence tuning. See page 73 for further information on multi-point convergence adjustment.

After completing the convergence

adjustment, press MENU to turn the menu off.

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PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION

Since laws have been passed in the United States requiring a way of blocking undesirable programming, the V-chip has become a required component in television sets. The V-chip is a computer chip which decodes signals added to broadcast signals transmitted by television broadcasters. These signals are classified by programming content (e.g., amount of violence or sexual content) and age, and viewers may specify settings which block certain types of programming. Program blocking may be set to a specific level judged by parents to be undesirable for children depending on their age and the content of the programming in question. The V-chip makes it impossible for such children to view programs with ratings exceeding the specified level.

The V-chip uses the following rating system.

<U.S.A. RATING SYSTEM>

MPAA RATING

RATING

G GENERAL AUDIENCES. All ages admitted.

PG PARENTAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED. Some material may not be suitable for children.

PG-13 PARENTAL STRONGLY CAUTIONED. Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.

Age-Base

R RESTRICTED. Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.

NC-17 NO ONE 17 AND UNDER ADMITTED.

X X Rating is an older rating that is the same as NC-17 and may be encoded on the data of older movie.

NR NOT RATED

TV PARENTAL GUIDELINES

RATING

TV-Y –––––

TV-Y7 ‡ ––––

Age-Base

TV-Y All Children. This program is designed to be appropriate

for all children.

TV-Y7 Directed to Older Children. This program is designed for

children age 7 and above. Note: For those programs where fantasy violence may be

TV-G General Audience. Most parents would find this program

suitable for all ages.

TV-PG Parental Guidance Suggested. This program contains

material that parents may find unsuitable for younger children. The program contains one or more of the following:

TV-G –––––

TV-PG – ‡‡‡‡

TV-14 – ‡‡‡‡

TV-MA ––‡‡‡

more intense or more combative than other programs in this category, such programs will be designated TV-Y7-FV.

(D) Some suggestive dialogue (L) Infrequent coarse language (V) Moderate violence (S) Some sexual situations

Description and Content Themes

FV D L S V

FV: Fantasy Violence D: Sexually Suggestive Dialog L: Adult Language S: Sexual Situations V: Violence

TV-14 Parents Strongly Cautioned. This program contains some

material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age. This program contains one or more of the following:

(D) Intensely suggestive dialogue (L) Strong coarse language (S) Intense sexual situations (V) Intense violence

TV-MA Mature Audience Only. This program is specifically designed

to be viewed by adults and therefore may be unsuitable for children under 17. This program contains one or more of the following:

(L) Crude indecent language (S) Explicit sexual activity (V) Graphic violence

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CANADIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE RATING SYSTEM

RATING

C Children

C8+ Children 8 years and older

Age-Base

G General programming, suitable for all audiences

PG Parental Guidance

14+ Viewers 14 years and older

18+ Adult Programming

PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION

Programming interned for children under age 8 Careful attention is paid to themes, which could threaten children's sense of security and well-being. There will be no realistic scenes of violence. Depictions of aggressive behaviour will be infrequent and limited to portrayals that are clearly imaginary, comedic or unrealistic in nature.

C8+ Programming generally considered acceptable for children 8 years and over to watch on their own

Violence will not be portrayed as the preferred, acceptable, or only way to resolve conflict; or encourage children to imitate dangerous acts which they may see on television. Any realistic depictions of violence will be infrequent, discreet, of low intensity and will show the consequences of the acts.

G General Audience

Will contain very little violence, either physical or verbal or emotional. Will be sensitive to themes which could frighten a younger child, will not depict realistic scenes of violence which minimize or gloss over the effects of violent acts.

PG Parental Guidance

Programming intended for a general audience but which may not be suitable for younger children. Parents may consider some content inappropriate for unsupervised viewing by children aged 8-13.

14+ Programming contains themes or content which may not be suitable for viewers under the age of 14

Parents are strongly cautioned to exercise discretion in permitting viewing by pre-teens and early teens.

18+ Adult

May contain violence integral to the development of the plot, character or theme, intended for adult audiences.

CANADIAN FRENCH LANGUAGE RATING SYSTEM

RATING

G General

8+ Children 8 years and older

Age-Base

13+ Viewers 13 years and older

16+ Viewers 16 years and older

18+ For Adults

BASIC FUNCTIONS

General Programming intended for audience of all ages. Contains no violence, or the violence it contains is minimal or is depicted appropriately with humour or caricature or in an unrealistic manner.

8+ 8+ General – Not recommended for young children (8 ans+)

Programming intended for a broad audience but contains light or occasional violence that could disturb young children. Viewing with an adult is therefore recommended for young children (under the age of 8) who cannot differentiate between real and imaginary portrayals.

13+ Programming may not be suitable for children under the age of 13 (13 ans+)

Contains either a few violent scenes or one or more sufficiently violent scenes to affect them. Viewing with an adult is therefore strongly recommended for children under 13.

16+ Programming is not suitable for children under the age of 16 (16 ans+)

Contains frequent scenes of violence or intense violence.

18+ Programming restricted to adults (18 ans+)

Contains constant violence or scenes of extreme violence.

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PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION

SETTING THE PROGRAM BLOCKING LEVEL

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select PROGRAM BLOCK in the same

way.

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE

PROGRAM BLOCK

CHA NGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT D IGI TAL I NTERFACE

Enter a password.

• Press numeric buttons ‘0’ through ‘9’ to enter a four-digit password.

• If the password has not been changed as described in Changing Password (p. 39), enter the default password of ‘1234’.

• If you wish to change the password (recomended), see p. 39 Changing Password for instructions on how to do so.

SET

SELECT

PROGRAM BLOCK

I NPU T YOUR PAS SWORD

SET

––––

END

by using

Select BLOCK .

EXI T

SELECT

PROGRAM BLOCK

BLOCK: OFF

U.S.A. CANADI AN RAT ING SYSTEM

EXI T

RAT I NG S YSTEM

SET

SELECT

SET

END

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Set BLOCK to ON.

PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION

PROGRAM BLOCK

BLOCK: ON OF F

U.S.A. CANADI AN RAT ING SYSTEM

RAT I NG S YSTEM

EXI T

Select U.S.A. RATING SYSTEM or

SELECT

SET

END

CANADIAN RATING SYSTEM .

SELECT

SET

END

PROGRAM BLOCK

BLOCK: ON

U.S.A. RAT ING SYSTEM

CANADI AN RAT ING SYSTEM

EXI T

If you selected U.S.A. RATING SYSTEM .

Select MPAA RATING or TV PARENTAL GUIDELINES .

PROGRAM BLOCK U.S.A.

MPA A RA T I NG

TV PARENTAL GU I DEL INE S

EXI T

RAT I NG SYSTEM

SET

SELECT

SET

END

BASIC FUNCTIONS

NOTE:

•

Blocking programming with a low rating will cause all programming with a higher rating also to be blocked.

•

The ‘NR’ (not rated) MPAA RATING may be set to ‘View’ or ‘Block’ without regard to other ratings.

Select and then confirm the rank of the

MPAA RATING.

VIEW

SELECT

VIEW

SELECT

SET

END

SET

MPA A RA T I NG

G: VIEW

PG: PG– 13 :V IEW R: VIEW NC– 17 :BLOCK X: BLOCK NR: BLOCK EXI T

MPA A RA T I NG

G: VIEW BLOCK

PG: PG– 13 :V IEW R: VIEW NC– 17 :BLOCK X: BLOCK NR: BLOCK EXI T

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PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION

Select and confirm the rank of the TV

PARENTAL GUIDELINES.

TV PARENTAL GUI DEL I NES

TV– YB–––––

TV– Y7 B B ––––

TV– GV––––– TV– PG V – VVVV TV– 14 V – VVVV TV– MA V ––VV V

EXI T

FV D L S V

SET

SELECT

SET

END

• Each time the SET/ENTER button is pressed, the setting will toggle between ‘B’ (Block) and ‘V’ (View).

If you selected CANADIAN RATING

SYSTEM in step 6, select ENGLISH or FRENCH .

PROGRAM BLOCK CANADI AN RAT ING SYSTEM

ENGL ISH

FRENCH

EXI T

If you selected ENGLISH, select and then

SELECT

SET

END

confirm the rank of the ENGLISH RATING (If you selected FRENCH go to step 12).

SELECT

SET

END

SET

ENGL ISH RATI NG

C: VIEW

C8+: VI EW

ENGL ISH

G: VIEW PG: BLOCK

14+: BLOCK 18+: BLOCK

EXI T

ENGL ISH RATI NG

C: VIEW BLOCK

C8+: VI EW

ENGL ISH

G: VIEW PG: BLOCK

14+: BLOCK 18+: BLOCK

EXI T

Go to step 13.

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PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION

Select and then confirm the rank of the

FRENCH RATING.

FRENCH RAT ING

G: V IEW

8+: VIEW 13+: BLOCK 16+: BLOCK 18+: BLOCK

EXI T

FRENCH RAT ING

G: VIEW BLOCK

8+: VIEW 13+: BLOCK 16+: BLOCK 18+: BLOCK

EXI T

SELECT

SET

END

SET

After setting, press MENU to turn the menu off.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Page 38

PROGRAM BLOCK (V. CHIP) FUNCTION

HOW TO REMOVE BLOCKING FROM A PROGRAM IN PROGRESS

If you choose a program that has a rating higher than your program blocking rating, the picture and sound will cut off and an enter password screen will appear.

KCBS

PROGRAM BLOCKED

TV PARENTAL

:TV–14–DLSV

Press the SET/ENTER button on the remote control.

PROGRAM BLOCKED

INPUT YOUR

If you enter your password the blocking will be removed for this viewing only.

NOTE:

If the monitor power is turn OFF then turned ON again, the Program Blocked screen will appear again and you'll need to re-enter the password to view the program.

GU I DEL I NES

P AS SWORD

––––

INPUT1

COMPONENT

15K

REMOVING BLOCKING IN MULTI-SCREEN MODE

• Just as in normal single-screen mode, programs are blocked in SEARCH screen mode (see pages 44 and 45), but blocking can be removed only from the Main picture. To remove blocking from Search picture screen, switch to the Main picture for that channel and then remove blocking. Because it is impossible to remove blocking when the main picture of 9 screen is blocked, remove it after returning to the single screen.

• When viewing in FREEZE screen (see page 44) mode, only programming on the Moving screen to the left will be blocked and the programming on the Still screen to the right will be displayed as is.

Moving screen Still screen

Block

KCBS

PROGRAM BLOCKED

:TV– 14– DLSV

Still screen

• When blocking is on during SEARCH screen mode, the screen at search picture side will be blacked out and won't display: “PROGRAM BLOCKED”.

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CHANGING PASSWORD

A password must be entered to turn program blocking on and off. The default password is '1234', but it is strongly recommended that you change the password.

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select CHANGE PASSWORD in the same

way.

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK

CHA NGE P ASSWORD

SYSTEM I N/ OUT D IGI TAL I NTERFACE

Enter current password.

• Press numeric buttons ‘0’ through ‘9’ to enter a four digit password.

• If no password has been previously set, enter the default password of ‘1234’.

SET

––––

SET

SELECT

CHA NGE P ASSWORD

I NPU T YOUR PAS SWORD

END

by using

BASIC FUNCTIONS

EXI T

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We suggest you write down your password so you don't forget it.

Cut along dotted line and file after reading and filling out.

SELECT

SET

END

If you forget the password

◊B√¿≥≤?ÙÛc ◊B√¿.≤?ÙÛc

Your PROGRAM BLOCK password No.:

When the message ‘INPUT YOUR PASSWORD’ in step 3 is displayed, press the RESET button on the front panel and hold it down for 3 seconds or longer. The password reverts to “1234”.

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CHANGING PASSWORD

Enter new password.

• Press numeric buttons ‘0’ through ‘9’ to enter a four-digit password and press the SET/ENTER button.

CHA NGE P ASSWORD

PRESS TO DE F INE N EW PASSWORD

NUMER I C K EYS

––––

EXI T

After setting, press MENU to turn the

SELECT

SET

END

menu off.

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CHANGING SCREEN SIZE

SETTING SCREEN SIZE

Different source material have specific screen sizes they should use. Some films are size in for info. Regular TV program are 4:3, so 4:3 is the standard size.

• This Monitor is provided with sizes to deal with screens of various aspect ratios. It is recommended that programs and software be watched in the appropriate size.

• When 4:3 images are fully displayed on a wide TV screen in the NATURAL WIDE size, CINEMA WIDE size, ZOOM size, or FULL size, some parts of the images may be cut off or distorted.

Press the SCREEN SIZE button.

• Each time the SCREEN SIZE button is pressed, the size changes in the following order.

NATURAL WIDE

Vista some in cinemascope etc. check video/DVD packaging

NATURAL WIDE CINEMA WIDE

4:3 NORMAL FULL ZOOM

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Suitable for when viewing regular TV news or sports programs. Movies or sports programs can be viewed with an expansive powerful image.

NOTES:

•

When 1080i, 720p component signals or RGB signals, 1080i DIGITAL signals are input, SCREEN SIZE will be limited to FULL.

•

In PURE DIGITAL: ON state during digital signal input (INPUT 5,6), SCREEN SIZE is fixed at FULL.

•

Continuous operation for extended periods in 4:3 NORMAL size may burn out the screen. We thus recommend that this size be used only in conjunction with another SCREEN size.

CINEMA WIDE

Mainly suitable for viewing Vista size and other such movie images. Provides a more expansive, powerful image. This screen size is convenient when viewing a Cinemascope size image that has subtitles.

ZOOM

Mainly suitable for viewing Cinemascope size and other such movie images. Provides a more expansive, powerful image.

FULL

Suitable for wide screen images.

4:3 NORMAL

Suitable for when viewing news sit coms or any regular TV programs. Video software can be viewed in its original screen frame size with this size.

Page 42

CHANGING SCREEN SIZE

TO ADJUST THE SCREEN POSITION

When the screen mode is CINEMA WIDE or ZOOM, you can adjust the screen position by pushing the » or « button. During digital signal input, the position can be adjusted using the | or \ button.

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select V. POSITION in the same way.

SELECT

ADJUST

KEYS

1080i

–3

SET

END

SET

SCREEN

INPUT3

SCAN MODE: H.POSITION:

CINEMA WIDE

V.POSITION:

Adjust the screen position.

• Adjustable range CINEMA WIDE mode : –15 to 15 ZOOM mode : –25 to 25

V.POSITION 0

by using

NOTES:

• V screen position cannot be adjusted in NATURAL WIDE, FULL, or 4:3 NORMAL mode.

• H screen position can be adjusted in DIGITAL signals.

Select H. POSITION in the same way.

SELECT

1080i

– 3

SET

END

SCREEN

INPUT5 (DI G ITAL )

SCAN MODE:

H.POSITION:

CINEMA WIDE

V.POSITION:

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Adjust the screen position.

• Adjustable range DIGITAL 31K : –10 to 10 DIGITAL 33K : –15 to 0

CHANGING SCREEN SIZE

H.POSITION 0

After adjusting, press MENU to turn the

ADJUST

SET

END

menu off.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Page 44

MULTI-SCREEN FUNCTION

KLCS

STEREO

STD

NATURAL WIDE

VIEWING TWO SCREENS (SPLIT screen)

The screen can be split vertically, making it possible to view different images on the left and right.

• The screen on left side is the main picture, and the other screen is the sub-picture. Sound will be output for the main picture. Sound from the TV speaker will only be output for the main picture. To listen to sound for a sub picture, press the SWAP button and switch the screens on the left and the right.

• Regular operations can be performed on the main picture.

Press the SPLIT button.

NOTES:

• The same image cannot be viewed as both the main picture and the sub-picture.

• Pressing the MENU button in SPLIT or FREEZE screen mode restores the screen display to normal and displays the menu on screen.

• These functions cannot be used when INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 is receiving a 1080i or 720p component signal (or the signals might not be received or noise might be generated).

• When a TV broadcast is being received, the screen on the right will not show the antenna B signal.

• RGB signals input from INPUT3 cannot be displayed.

• During 1080i input of digital signal input (INPUT 5,

6), display is not possible.

• Continuous operation for extended periods in SPLIT or FREEZE screen mode may burn out the screen. We thus recommend that these modes only be used in conjunction with the normal screen mode.

• If the non-interlace signal for a TV game etc. is entered to the left screen during SPLIT screen mode, the right screen may be disrupted. If this occurs, use the right screen for TV game etc. entry.

KLCS

STEREO

(Main picture) (Sub picture)

KCBS

• When the SUB CH +,– buttons are pressed, the channel for the sub- picture will be changed.

• When the SELECT button is pressed, the \ will move to the other screen.

• The MONITOR/TV OUTPUT terminal outputs the main picture signal.

• Pressing the SPLIT button again will restore the original screen.

MAKING NOTES ON PROGRAM CONTENT (FREEZE screen)

The screen can be frozen, such as for taking down a recipe from a cooking program or an address for entering a quiz or the like.

Press the FREEZE button.

Moving screen Still screenMoving screen

• This function is operable only with the normal screen.

• Pressing the FREEZE button again will restore the original screen.

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MULTI-SCREEN FUNCTION

SEARCHING FOR A PROGRAM ON A DIFFERENT CHANNEL (SEARCH screen)

The screen can be made into nine or four different screens, making it possible to search for programs or enjoy multiple images.

Press the SEARCH button.

• Each time the SEARCH button is pressed, the screen mode changes in

the following order.

Normal screen

4 screen 9 screen

• Pressing the MENU button in SEARCH screen mode restores the screen display to normal and displays the menu on screen.

• These functions cannot be used when INPUT 1 or INPUT 2 is receiving a 1080i, 480p or 720p component signal (or the signals might not be received or noise might be generated).

• RGB signals input from INPUT3 cannot be displayed. Display is also not possible during digital signal input (INPUT 5, 6).

• Continuous operation for extended periods in SEARCH screen mode may burn out the screen. We thus recommend that these modes only be used in conjunction with the normal screen mode.

• The only channels displayed on the SEARCH screen will be those with input signals input from antenna A. Antenna B channels cannot be displayed on this screen.

• If the non-interlace signal for a TV game etc. is entered to the left screen during 9 screen or 4 screen modes, the screen may be disrupted.

1 9 screen

Search picture Main picture

4846

• On the search picture, the antenna A preset channel (see page 28) will be displayed as a frozen image. If 8 or more channels have been preset, the screens will automatically be switched and displayed.

• The search picture cannot be operated.

• Sound output is limited to the main picture.

INPUT1

KTLA

INPUT2

INPUT3

Main picture Search picture

2 4 screen

• Press the SELECT button to select the image that you wish to switch the channel or input source to. You can operate the screen that is selected by the arrow. (Use only the selector buttons, direct channel selection buttons, channel, antenna and CH +,– buttons.)

• Sound output is limited to the main picture.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Page 46

CLOSED CAPTION DECODE FUNCTION

Closed caption broadcasting (character information) in the video signal allows the displaying of characters on the screen. This unit has a closed caption decoder which allows, these titles to be displayed when receiving these broadcasts or playing a video cassette or Video Disc with the

mark, etc.

Press MENU and select CC

by using the

| or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select CC in the same way.

CC: OFF

MOD E : CC – 1

NOTES:

• When a video cassette or Video Disc carrying the

mark etc. is played, the closed caption signal

may not be output depending on your VCR or Video disc player.

• During TV broadcast reception, closed caption signal may not be decoded properly if the receiving broadcast signal is weak.

• Closed caption signal may not be decoded properly depending on the recording condition of the video cassette tape.

• The character information will not be displayed while a menu is displayed. To turn on the character information, press the MENU button and turn off MENU.

• This function can be used only during TV and 480i input.

SET

SELECT

Set CC to ON or ON IF MUTE.

SET

END

• If you have selected ON IF MUTE, closed captions will be displayed only while MUTE is functioning with the MUTING button pressed while you are viewing or listening to the program.

SELECT

SET

END

SET

CC: OFF ON ON I F MUTE

MOD E : CC – 1

Select MODE .

CC: ON

MOD E : CC – 1

Select the desired CC (Closed Caption CC-

1 to CC-4) or TEXT (TEXT-1 to TEXT-4).

SELECT

TEXT– 1 TEXT– 2CC– 2 TEXT– 3CC– 3 TEXT– 4CC– 4

SET

END

CC: ON

MOD E : CC – 1

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

Page 47

CHANGING CHANNEL SET UP

TO ADD OR DELETE PRESET CHANNELS

Broadcast stations preset by auto channel preset which are unnecessary can be deleted. Broadcast stations you want to watch that were not preset by auto channel preset can be preset. You can add a name to a channel that has been added. (See steps 7 and 8 on page 49.)

ADD ........... Manually presets channels that were not preset by AUTO

CHANNEL PRESET.

DEL ............ Deletes channels that are not required for reception. The

deleted channels can be skipped when selecting channels with the + and – CH (channel) buttons.

• Perform the following after completing AUTO CHANNEL PRESET. (See page 28.)

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select CHANNEL SET UP in the same way.

SELECT

SET

ADD/ DEL

CHANNEL

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP

CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHA NGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT D IGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select CHANNEL ADD/DEL .

CHANNEL SET UP

AUTO CHANNE L P RESE T

CHANNNEL

FAVORI TE

EXI T

Select ANTENNA receiving the channel

you want to delete or add with A or B.

by using

BASIC FUNCTIONS

CHANNEL

ANTENNA:A

CHANNEL:120

CHANNNEL

SETTI NG :ADD LABEL: &&&&

EXI T

CHANNEL

ANTENNA: AB

CHANNEL:120

CHANNNEL

SETTI NG :ADD LABEL: &&&&

EXI T

ADD/ DEL

SELECT

ADD/ DEL

SELECT

SET

END

SET

Page 48

CHANGING CHANNEL SET UP

Select CHANNEL , then select a channel.

CHANNEL

ANTENNA: A

CHANNEL:120

CHANNNEL

SETTI NG :ADD LABEL: &&&&

ADD/ DEL

EXI T

CHANNEL

ANTENNA: A

CHANNEL:125

CHANNNEL

SETTI NG :ADD LABEL: &&&&

EXI T

Select SETTING , then select ADD

SELECT

ADD/ DEL

SELECT

SET

END

SET

(addition) or DEL (deletion).

CHANNEL

ANTENNA: A CHANNEL:125

CHANNNEL SETTI NG :ADD

LABEL: &&&&

EXI T

CHANNEL

ANTENNA: A CHANNEL:125

CHANNNEL SETTI NG :ADD DE L

LABEL: &&&&

ADD/ DEL

SELECT

ADD/ DEL

SET

END

EXI T

SELECT

SET

END

Page 49

CHANGING CHANNEL SET UP

Select LABEL and input the letters for

the name you want to call this channel.

• When adding a channel, a label of 4 characters can be input for the added channel.

CHANNEL

ANTENNA: A CHANNEL:125

CHANNNEL

SETTI NG :ADD

LABEL: &&&&

ADD/ DEL

EXI T

SELECT

SET

END

• Input the first character.

When

is selected, a space can be input.

is selected and input, label character input mode will

terminate.

CHANNEL

ANTENNA: A CHANNEL:125

CHANNNEL

SETTI NG :ADD

LABEL: ABCD

EXI T

ADD/ DEL

SELECT

A BCDEFG

HIJKLMN OPQRSTU VWXY Z 1 2 3456789 0/––.&&

SET

END

• Input the rest of the characters.

Repeat steps 4 to 7 to add and/or delete

other channels.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Page 50

CHANGING CHANNEL SET UP

FAVORITE CHANNEL SET UP

Assigning your favorite channels to the four buttons (blue, green, red and yellow) on the remote control unit makes it easy to call them up. Four channels can be assigned to each button, making it possible to set a total of 16 channels.

Press MENU and select SET UP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select CHANNEL SET UP in the same way.

SELECT

SET

ADD/ DEL

CHANNEL

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP

CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHA NGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT D IGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select FAVORITE CHANNEL .

CHANNEL SET UP

AUTO CHANNE L P RESE T CHANNNEL

FAVORI TE

EXI T

by using

NOTE:

A channel deleted with CHANNEL ADD/DEL (page 47) cannot be set as a FAVORITE CHANNEL.

Select the color of the button you wish

to set.

SELECT

SET

END

FAVORI TE CHANNEL

BLUE RED GREE N

YELLOW

EXI T

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CHANGING CHANNEL SET UP

Select number.

SELECT

SET

END

SET

Select antenna.

FAVORI TE CHANNEL

YELLOW ANT CH

1114A

2B56 3A23 4A5

EXI T

FAVORI TE CHANNEL

YELLOW ANT CH

1 – 114AB

2B 56 3A 23 4A 5

EXI T

• If you made a mistake during setting, press SET to select the incorrect entry and set it correctly.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Select the channel.

SELECT

SET

END

FAVORI TE CHANNEL

YELLOW ANT CH

1114B

2B56 3A23 4A5

EXI T

To set another number, repeat steps 5 to

To set a button of a different color, repeat steps 4 to 7.

• To return to step 4, press either the » or the « button to select EXIT and then press the SET/ENTER button.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

This device has five types of picture quality settings in memory. You can choose one from them or set the picture quality you desire and store it in memory.

RECALL THE DESIRED SETTINGS

Press MENU and select PICTURE

using the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select MODE in the same way.

PICTURE

MOD E : ST D

CONTRAST 0 BLACK LEVEL 0 COLOR TINT SHARPNE SS

Select the desired setting.

MOD E :

0 0 0

SET

SELECT

STD REF THEATER GAME USER PRO

SELECT

SET

END

NOTES on GAME mode setting:

•

We do not recommend the use of the Monitor for video games, still pictures due to the potential damage to the CRTs*. In the event a consumer needs to use these devices for a short period of time, the GAME mode will minimize potential damage to the CRTs* by lowering the relative contrast.

•

All signals output from the Projection Monitor will be unaffected. Only the original output signal is sent through the output jacks.

*CRT: Cathode-ray tube

STD .................... Sets standard picture quality.

REF THEATER .... This mode reproduces film material just like a

real film image. By cutting video enhancement circuits, the picture becomes more natural and looks filmlike.

GAME ................ Lowers the relative contrast of TV game images

to minimize discomfort to the eyes. This will minimize bad effects such as discolored spots or stains on the CRT of the Monitor.

USER ................. Calls up the picture quality the user has set. See

page 53 for on explanation of different picture qualities.

PRO .................... In this mode, you can finely adjust the picture

quality to your taste.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

Page 53

PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

STORING THE SET PICTURE QUALITY IN MEMORY

USER mode can be set for each input source: TV and INPUT 1 to INPUT 6.

Select the input source and show the

image on the screen.

If VCR or DVD/DVR has been selected, start playback for the relevant device.

Press MENU and select PICTURE .

SELECT

0 0 0

SET

END

PICTURE

MOD E : ST D

CONTRAST 0 BLACK LEVEL 0 COLOR TINT SHARPNE SS

Adjust the desired picture quality.

(Refer to steps 2 and 3 on page 54.)

• If any mode (STD, REF THEATER, or GAME) is adjusted, setting for USER mode.

• The last mode that was adjusted will become the USER sub mode (indicated in parentheses).

• PRO mode displays “PRO” unchanged.

• A USER mode can be stored for TV and the six input sources.

SELECT

Indicates the adjusted picture quality setting that is the base for USER mode.

SET

–5

–30

SET

END

PICTURE

MOD E : USER ( S T D )

CONTRAST 30 BLACK LEVEL COLOR TINT SHARPNE SS

BASIC FUNCTIONS

After adjusting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

Page 54

PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

TO ADJUST THE PICTURE QUALITY

Adjust the picture quality when you want improve the quality of the picture you are watching. You can adjust the CONTRAST, BLACK LEVEL (brightness), COLOR, TINT and SHARPNESS.

CONTRAST ........... Adjusting the contrast to match the brightness of the

surroundings so it is easier to watch.

BLACK LEVEL (brightness)

........................ Adjusting the picture so that night scenes, dark hair,

and other dark parts of the screen are easier to watch.

COLOR .................. Adjusting it to the density you prefer. (It appears

natural if it is a little light.)

TINT ...................... Adjusting it so that flesh tones appear more attractive.

SHARPNESS ......... Normally use the center value.

When you want a soft sensation, set it so that the

scale moves in the minus direction.

Press MENU and select PICTURE .

(Refer to page 26.)

Select the adjustment item.

NOTES:

• When picture quality has been adjusted, the user mode data will be overwritten with the new settings.

• The COLOR, TINT, and SHARPNESS settings may not be changed when receiving RGB input (INPUT

3).

• The CONTRAST and BLACK LEVEL cannot be adjusted in PRO mode.

• COLOR, TINT, and SHARPNESS cannot be adjusted in PURE DIGITAL:ON state during digital signal input (INPUT 5, 6).

SELECT

– 5

– 30

SET

END

PICTURE

MOD E : USER ( S T D )

CONTRAST 30

BLACK LEVEL 15 COLOR TINT SHARPNE SS

NOTE:

If you are distracted by the screen display during adjustment, push the SET/ ENTER button for three or more seconds. You can do the adjustment with the screen display shut off. Pushing any button on the remote control restores the display.

Adjust by pressing |, \, » or « .

• The adjusting range is –30 to 30.

• The numerical value comes down to press | and comes up to

press \.

• The adjustment item change to press » or «.

CONTRAST

ADJUST

– 10

SET

END

• The set picture quality will be stored in memory as USER mode (see page 53).

• Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other items.

After adjusting, press MENU to

turn the menu off.

Page 55

PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

OTHER PICTURE QUALITY ADJUSTMENTS

The following six fine adjustments are available.

1 PureCinema ............ This function automatically detects movie film

recorded at 24 frames per second, and converts it into a high quality 30 frames per second delivering the picture at the same rate as it was recorded.

2 COLOR TEMP ......... This function enables the image to be set to five

different tones.

3 3D Y/C LEVEL .......... Perform this adjustment when noises appear at

the color borders of the image.

4 3D NR LEVEL ..........Reduces the noise level of the luminance and

chrominance signals.

5 SVM (Scan Velocity Modulation)

............................... Screen contour definition can be selected as

desired.

6 FLESH TONE .......... By the time video signals from a broadcast station

arrive at your projection monitor (on air or cable TV), they have experienced significant degradation. Flesh tone reduces color noise, improves color uniformity and corrects unnatural flesh tones to give your natural images.

7 BLACK ENHANCE ... Changing the black part of the video signal

automatically corrects the gradation of the black.

8 SHARP EFFECT ....... This enables you to switch the SHARPNESS

correction function.

9 LTI (Luminance Transient Improvement)

............................... This enables you to switch the definition of the

luminance signal.

0 GAMMA .................This enables you to switch the balance of the

contrast between the bright parts and dark parts of the luminance signal.

- CONTRAST EXP .....This enables you to adjust the brightness level of

dark areas in accordance with screen brightness.

= SHARP MODE ........ This enables you to switch signal bands in order

to correct sharpness.

~ WHITE BALANCE ... This enables you to adjust the color temperature

to your taste.

NOTE:

Adjustments LTI, GAMMA, CONTRAST EXP, SHARP MODE and WHITE BALANCE can be done only in PRO mode.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

NOTES:

• The COLOR TEMP, GAMMA and WHITE BALANCE settings may be changed when receiving RGB input.

• In PURE DIGITAL: OFF state during digital signal input (INPUT 5, 6) it is possible to switch between

and 9.

Press MENU and select PICTURE .

(Refer to page 26.)

Select .

SELECT

– 5

– 30

SET

PICTURE

MOD E : USER ( S T D )

CONTRAST 30 BLACK LEVEL 15 COLOR TINT

SHARPNE SS

(To the following item.)

END

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

1 To adjust PureCinema

This function automatically detects movie film recorded at 24 frames per second, and converts it into a high quality 30 frames per second delivering the picture at the same rate as it was recorded.

NOTE:

This can be used only during 480i signal input.

Select PureCinema .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema: STD

COLOR TEMP: S TD 3D Y /C LEVEL: 3 3D NR LEVEL : 3 SVM: OFF FLESH TONE: ON

Select the desired PureCinema mode.

NOTE on PureCinema mode setting:

When the mode has been set to HQ or to STD, the picture may appear unnatural depending on the material being viewed (TV, VCR, DVD, etc.). When this happens, set the mode to OFF.

Pur eCi nema: OFF STD HQ

SELECT

SET

END

OFF .......... No PureCinema effects

STD ..........Standard PureCinema effects.

HQ............ Maximum PureCinema effects (Optimum setting for

the movie source).

2 To adjust COLOR TEMP

This function enables the image to be set to five different tones.

Select COLOR TEMP .

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema: STD

COLOR TEMP: S TD

3D Y /C LEVEL: 3 3D NR LEVEL : 3 SVM: OFF FLESH TONE: ON

Select the desired tone of the image.

COLOR TEMP:

SELECT

SET

B&W FILM STD LIVE NEWS

SET

END

B&W ........ Warmest color

FILM .........Warmer color

STD ..........Normal color

LIVE .......... Cooler color

NEWS ...... Coolest color

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

3 To adjust 3D Y/C LEVEL

Perform this adjustment when noises appear at the color borders of the image.

NOTE:

This function can be used only when viewing a source that has been connected to the antenna or composite video input terminal.

Select 3D Y/C LEVEL .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema: STD COLOR TEMP: S TD

3D Y /C LEVEL: 3

3D NR LEVEL : 3 SVM: OFF FLESH TONE: ON

Select the desired level.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

3D Y /C LEVEL 3

SELECT

SET

END

12345

Suitable for software using dynamic images

Suitable for software using still images

4 To adjust 3D NR LEVEL

Reduces the noise level of the luminance and chrominance signals.

Luminance signal .............. Video signal that controls brightness.

Chrominace signal ............ Video signal that controls color.

NOTE:

This can be used only during 480i, 480p (except when SCREEN MODE is FULL) and 720p signal input.

Select 3D NR LEVEL .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema: STD COLOR TEMP: S TD

3D Y /C LEVEL: 3

3D NR LEVEL : 3

SVM: OFF

FLESH TONE: ON

Select the desired level.

3D NR LEVEL 3

SELECT

SET

END

12345

Low noise reduction High noise reduction

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

5 To adjust Scan Velocity Modulation

(SVM)

Screen contour definition can be selected as desired.

NOTES:

• This function cannot be used when SCREEN MODE is 4:3 NORMAL or PICTURE MODE is GAME.

• It cannot be used during RGB signal input.

Select SVM .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema: STD COLOR TEMP: S TD 3D Y /C LEVEL: 3 3D NR LEVEL : 3

SVM: OFF

FLESH TONE: ON

SVM: OFF MI D HIGH

SELECT

SET

END

OFF .......... Provides a soft picture.

MID ..........Provides a picture with moderate contours.

HIGH ........ Provides a picture with sharp contours.

6 To adjust FLESH TONE

By the time video signals from a broadcast station arrive at your projection monitor (on air or cable TV), they have experienced significant degradation. Flesh tone reduces color noise, improves color uniformity and corrects unnatural flesh tones to give your natural images.

NOTE:

It cannot be used during RGB signal input.

Select FLESH TONE .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema: STD COLOR TEMP: S TD 3D Y /C LEVEL: 3 3D NR LEVEL : 3 SVM: OFF

FLESH TONE: ON

Set FLESH TONE to ON.

FLESH TONE: ON OF F

ADJUST

SET

END

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

7 To adjust BLACK ENHANCE

Changing the black part of the video signal automatically corrects the gradation of the black.

NOTES:

• The effectiveness varies according to the content of the video signal.

• It cannot be used during RGB signal input.

Select BLACK ENHANCE .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

BLACK ENHANCE: ON

SHARP EFFECT: ON LTI : MID GAMMA : T YPE3 CONTRAST EXP: OFF SHARP MODE: MODE1

BASIC FUNCTIONS

BLACK ENHANCE: ON OF F

SELECT

SET

END

ON ........... BLACK ENHANCE effect is on.

OFF .......... BLACK ENHANCE effect is off.

8 To adjust SHARP EFFECT

This enables you to switch the SHARPNESS correction function.

NOTE:

It cannot be used during RGB signal input.

Select SHARP EFFECT .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

BLACK ENHANCE: ON

SHARP EFFECT: ON

LTI : MID GAMMA : T YPE3 CONTRAST EXP: OFF SHARP MODE MODE 1

SHARP EFFECT: ON OFF

ADJUST

SET

END

ON ........... SHARPNESS effect is on.

OFF .......... SHARPNESS effect is off.

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

9 To adjust Luminance Transient

Improvement (LTI)

This enables you to switch the definition of the luminance signal.

NOTES:

• It cannot be used during RGB signal input.

• It can be used only during PICTURE MODE PRO.

Select LTI .

SELECT

TYPE3

SET

END

PICTURE

BLACK ENHANCE: ON SHARP EFFECT: ON

LTI : MID

GAMMA : CONTRAST EXP: OFF SHARP MODE: MODE1

LTI : OFF MID H IGH

SELECT

SET

END

HIGH ........ Maximum LTI effects.

MID ..........Standard LTI effects.

OFF .......... No LTI effects.

0 To adjust GAMMA

This enables you to switch the balance of the contrast between the bright parts and dark parts of the luminance signal.

NOTE:

It can be used only during PICTURE MODE PRO.

Select GAMMA .

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

BLACK ENHANCE: ON SHARP EFFECT: ON LTI : MID

GAMMA : T YPE3

CONTRAST EXP: OFF SHARP MOD E OFF

GAMMA : TYPE1 TYPE2 TYPE3

SELECT

SET

END

TYPE1 ......Dark parts of luminance signals are more vividly

represented. It is used during movies and television

broadcasts with many dark scenes.

TYPE2 ......Luminance signal is not corrected.

TYPE3 ......It improves the contrast by widening the gap between

the bright parts and dark parts of the luminance signal.

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

- To adjust CONTRAST EXP

This enables you to adjust the brightness level of dark areas in accordance with screen brightness.

NOTES:

• It cannot be used during RGB signal input.

• Can only be adjusted when inputting 480p, 1080i and 720p, and when

the PRO mode is selected.

Select CONTRAST EXP .

SELECT

SET

END

P I C T U R E

B L A C K E N H A N C E : O N S H A R P E F F E C T : O N L T I : M I D G A M M A : T Y P E 3

C O N T R A S T E X P O F F

S H A R P M O D E M O D E 1

BASIC FUNCTIONS

C O N T R A S T O N O F F

SELECT

E X P :

SET

END

ON ........... CONTRAST EXP effect is on.

OFF .......... CONTRAST EXP effect is off.

= To adjust SHARP MODE

This enables you to switch signal bands that correct sharpness.

NOTES:

• It cannot be used during RGB signal input.

• Can only be adjusted when inputting 1080i and 720p, and when the

PRO mode is selected.

Select SHARP MODE .

SELECT

SET

END

P I C T U R E

B L A C K E N H A N C E : O N S H A R P E F F E C T : O N L T I : M I D G A M M A : T Y P E 3 C O N T R A S T E X P : O F F

S H A R P M O D E : M O D E 1

S H A R P M O D E : M O D E 1 M O D E 2

SELECT

SET

END

MODE 1 ....... Used to set sharpness correction in the high

bandwidth.

MODE 2 ....... Used to set sharpness correction in the low

bandwidth.

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PICTURE ADJUSTMENTS

~ To adjust WHITE BALANCE

This enables you to adjust the color temperature to your taste.

NOTE:

It can be used only during PICTURE MODE PRO.

Select WHITE BALANCE .

PICTURE

WH I TE BALANCE

DEFAULT PRO MODE

SELECT

WH I TE BALANCE

RGB DRIVE:

RDRIVE: BDRIVE: RGB CUTOFF : R CUTOFF : B CUTOF F :

EXI T

RGB DRIVE :

SELECT

SET

– 5

10 15 15

– 5

SET

– 5

SET

END

SET

END

CUT OFF (RGB, R, B) ..... It adjusts the color temperature of dark

parts of the picture.

DRIVE (RGB, R, B) ......... It adjusts the color temperature of bright

parts of the picture. Mutually adjust the six lines shown on the above screen to optimize the color temperatures of bright parts and of dark parts.

Adjustments 9 to ~ can only be done when the PICTURE MODE is PRO. Return all contents set in PRO mode to the default status by the following procedure.

PICTURE

WH I TE BALANCE

DEFAULT PRO MODE

NOTE: Adjustable range

RGB DRIVE ........................ –10 to 10

R DRIVE ............................. –15 to 15

B DRIVE ............................. –15 to 15

RGB CUTOFF ..................... –30 to 30

R CUTOFF .......................... –5 to 5

B CUTOFF .......................... –5 to 5

SELECT

DEFAULT SETT I NG? Y ES NO

After setting, press MENU

SELECT

to turn the menu off.

SET

END

SET

END

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CHANGING SCAN MODE

This function switches the display on the screen between 480p (progressive scan) and 1080i (interlace scan) during 480i and 480p.

Press MENU and select SCREEN

using the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select SCAN MODE .

SELECT

ADJUST

1080i

SET

END

SET

SCREEN

MTS : MA I N

INPUT3

SCAN MODE:

H.POSITION:

NATURAL WIDE

V.POSITION:

Change SCAN MODE.

SCAN MODE: 1080i 480p

BASIC FUNCTIONS

NOTE:

This function cannot be used during “INPUT1, 2 component 1080i, 720p,” “INPUT3 RGB Signals,” “INPUT 5, 6 Digital Signals 1080i,” and “PURE DIGITAL ON.”

1080i ........This is optimum for viewing moving

video.

480p ......... This is optimum for viewing still pictures

or text.

After adjusting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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SOUND ADJUSTMENTS

WATCHING STEREO AND BILINGUAL PROGRAMS

The multichannel TV sound (MTS) decoder enables stereo program and Second Audio Program (SAP) to be received. (SAP is often used for a second language). This MTS decoder can only be used if a broadcast of stereo program or SAP is received.

Press MENU and select SOUND

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select MTS in the same way.

SELECT

–5TREBLE

SET

END

SET

– 5TREBLE

SET

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : ON STABLE VOLUME :OFF

Select the desired audio mode.

SOUND

MTS : MA I N SAP MONO

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : ON STABLE VOLUME :OFF

by using

NOTES:

•

This function can only be used for TV input.

•

Broadcast stereo and SAP reception operate in accordance with the Broadcast Television System Committee (BTSC) standard only. Stereo audio transmission from CATV system can vary from area and may not be compatible with the BTSC standards. Check with your local cable company for specific compatibility requirements.

MAIN SAP MONO

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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SOUND ADJUSTMENTS

TO ADJUST THE SOUND QUALITY

BASS, TREBLE and BALANCE can be adjusted.

Press MENU and select SOUND .

(Refer to page 26.)

Select the adjustment item.

SELECT

– 5TREBLE

SET

END

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : O N STABLE VOLUME :OFF

Adjust by pressing 2 or 3 .

• Adjustable range BASS, TREBLE : – 15 to 15 BALANCE : L (Left) 15 to R (Right) 15

BASIC FUNCTIONS

NOTE:

This function cannot be used when the SPEAKER mode is CENTER IN or when the SPEAKER mode is OFF and AUDIO OUT mode is FIXED (see page 76).

SELECT

– 5TREBLE

SET

END

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : O N STABLE VOLUME :OFF

• Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other items.

After adjusting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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SOUND ADJUSTMENTS

TO SELECT THE DESIRED SURROUND MODE

This function creates the sound with a sense of presence. In a concert hall or in a theater, you hear a mixture of sound coming directly to you (direct sound) and sound that reaches you with a slight delay after being reflected from the walls (indirect sound). Surround mode applies this principal to create a sense of presence by mixing slightly delayed sound signals with direct sound signals.

Press MENU and select SOUND .

(Refer to page 26.)

Select SURROUND .

SELECT

– 5TREBLE

SET

END

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5

SURROUND : ON

STABLE VOLUME :OFF

NOTES:

• This function cannot be used when the SPEAKER mode is CENTER IN or when the SPEAKER mode is OFF and AUDIO OUT mode is FIXED (see page

76).

• The surround effect cannot be obtained with mono sound.

• In some cases, the surround effect may be minimal.

Select the desired SURROUND mode.

SELECT

– 5TREBLE

SET

END

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5

SURROUND : O N OF F

STABLE VOLUME :OFF

ON ..................... This is an easy way to enjoy SURROUND.

OFF .................... Turns off the surround effect.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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SOUND ADJUSTMENTS

TO ADJUST STABLE VOLUME

A loud sound may suddenly be emitted when you change the TV channel or when the broadcast switches to a commercial or the like. If so, setting STABLE VOLUME to ON will enable you to automatically change the volume level to what is comfortable.

Press MENU and select SOUND .

(Refer to page 26.)

Select STABLE VOLUME .

SELECT

– 5TREBLE

SET

END

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : O N

STABLE VOLUME :OFF

BASIC FUNCTIONS

NOTE:

Because volume level is automatically adjusted when STABLE VOLUME is set to ON, the sound might not be loud. In this case, set STABLE VOLUME to OFF.

Set STABLE VOLUME to ON.

SELECT

– 5TREBLE

SET

END

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10

BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : ON

STABLE VOLUME :ON OFF

After adjusting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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DIGITAL INTERFACE

PURE DIGITAL

This function faithfully reproduces the input signal without any processing when digital signal input (INPUT 5, 6) is selected.

Press MENU and select SETUP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select DIGITAL INTERFACE .

SELECT

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT

DIGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select PURE DIGITAL .

DIGI TAL INTERFACE

PURE DIGI TAL: ON

PICTURE SELECT: AUTO PICTURE SETUP: AUTO SOUND SEL ECT : AUTO POWER MANAG EMEN T : O F F

by using

NOTES:

• There are items that can not be adjusted by PICTURE ADJUSTMENT when PURE DIGITAL is on.

• This function can only be used during digital signal input (INPUT 5, 6).

Set PURE DIGITAL to ON.

PURE DIGI TAL: ON OFF

ON ........... The input signal is faithfully reproduced without any

processing.

OFF .......... You can adjust the picture quality to your taste by

performing appropriate signal processing.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

SELECT

SET

END

menu off.

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DIGITAL INTERFACE

PICTURE SELECT

This function allows you to switch the input signal format to automatic or manual when inputting the digital signal.

Press MENU and select SETUP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select DIGITAL INTERFACE .

SELECT

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT

DIGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select PICTURE SELECT .

D I G I T A L I N T E R F A C E

P U R E D I G I T A L : O N

P I C T U R E S E L E C T : A U T O

P I C T U R E S E T U P : A U T O S O U N D S E L E C T : A U T O P O W E R M A N A G E M E N T : A U T O

by using

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Set PICTURE SELECT to AUTO.

P I C T U R E S E L E C T : A U T O

AUTO ......... Automatically identifies input video signals.

COLOR1 ..... Accepts Y P

COLOR2 ..... Accepts Y P

COLOR3 ..... Accepts RGB signals.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

SELECT

B/CB PR/CR (4:2:2) signals. B/CB PR/CR (4:4:4) signals.

SET

END

menu off.

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DIGITAL INTERFACE

PICTURE SETUP

This function allows you to switch the input signal level to automatic or manual when inputting the digital signal.

Press MENU and select SETUP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select DIGITAL INTERFACE .

SELECT

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT

DIGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select PICTURE SETUP .

D I G I T A L I N T E R F A C E

P U R E D I G I T A L : O N P I C T U R E S E L E C T : A U T O

P I C T U R E S E T U P : A U T O

S O U N D S E L E C T : A U T O P O W E R M A N A G E M E N T : O F F

by using

Set PICTURE SETUP to AUTO.

P I C T U R E S E T U P : A U T O

AUTO ......... Select AUTO for normal picture set up.

TYPE1 ........ Select TYPE1 to remove white glare in the picture

when AUTO is set.

TYPE2 ........ Select TYPE2 for too dark or distorted picture when

AUTO is set.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

SELECT

SET

END

menu off.

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DIGITAL INTERFACE

SOUND SELECT

This function allows you to switch the sound signal to automatic or manual when inputting the digital signal.

Press MENU and select SETUP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select DIGITAL INTERFACE .

SELECT

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT

DIGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select SOUND SELECT .

D I G I T A L I N T E R F A C E

P U R E D I G I T A L : O N P I C T U R E S E L E C T : A U T O P I C T U R E S E T U P : A U T O

S O U N D S E L E C T : A U T O

P O W E R M A N A G E M E N T : O F F

by using

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Set SOUND SELECT to AUTO.

SELECT

D I G I T A L A N A L O G

SET

END

D I G I T A L I N T E R F A C E

P U R E D I G I T A L : O N P I C T U R E S E L E C T : A U T O P I C T U R E S E T U P : A U T O

S O U N D S E L E C T : A U T O

AUTO ......... Automatically identifies input audio signals.

DIGITAL ...... Accepts digital audio signals.

ANALOG .... Accepts analog audio signals.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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DIGITAL INTERFACE

POWER MANAGEMENT

This function automatically turns on power management mode if no digital signal is input when digital signal input is selected. When digital signal input restarts, power management mode is cancelled.

Press MENU and select SETUP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select DIGITAL INTERFACE .

SELECT

SET

END

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P ASSWORD SYSTEM I N/ OUT

DIGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select POWER MANAGEMENT .

DIGI TAL INTERFACE

PURE DIGI TAL: ON PICTURE SELECT: AUTO PICTURE SETUP: AUTO SOUND SEL ECT : AUTO

POWER MANAG EMEN T : O F F

by using

NOTES:

• It can be used only during digital signal input (INPUT 5, 6).

• When power management mode is operating, the POWER STANDBY indicator (green) flashes. At this time, power management mode can be shut off to operate the monitor by pushing either the INPUT SELECT, or MENU button on the front panel or on the remote control. Pushing the POWER button sets it in standby status.

Control panel of the monitor

STANDBY

Set POWER MANAGEMENT to ON.

SELECT

SET

END

DIGI TAL INTERFACE

PURE DIGI TAL: ON PICTURE SELECT: AUTO PICTURE SETUP: AUTO SOUND SEL ECT : AUTO

POWER MANAG EMEN T : O N OFF

ON ........... Turns on power management mode

OFF .......... Turns off power management mode.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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MULTI-POINT CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT

Before convergence adjustment*1, please choose a stabilized input signal*2 in order to display a stable cross pattern.

*1 Convergence adjustment ..... Color deviation adjustment

*2 Stabilized input signal .......... Examples, DVD player, digital tuner, etc.

Convergence adjustment may be fined-tuned here.

Press MENU and select SETUP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Adjust the center point convergence.

(Refer to steps 2 to 5 on pages 30 to 31.)

Select ADJ MULTI-POINT .

SELECT

FOR 480p

SET

END

CONVERGENCE

AD J USTMEN T

ADJ C ENTER PO INT

ADJ MULT I –POI NT

EXI T

Select the adjust point.

by using

BASIC FUNCTIONS

NOTES:

•

The cursor is partially invisible around the edge of the screen according to the SCAN MODE.

•

It is not possible to adjust all these points (points of change on the cross-hatch).

•

Some of the cross-hatch lines are not straight, but this is not a malfunction. They are not always straight on a normal TV.

Adjust the red line.

SET : SELECT AT POI NT

ADJ MULT I – POI NT

SET :BLUE PO I NT

SELECT

END

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MULTI-POINT CONVERGENCE ADJUSTMENT

Adjust the blue line.

ADJ MULT I P OI NT

SET :NEXT POI NT

• The brackets which shows the adjusting point will move in order. Move to the next point to be adjusted, and repeat steps 4 to 6.

After completing the convergence

SELECT

END

adjustment, press MENU twice to turn the menu off.

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CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER (1)

The audio signal output from this unit can be reproduced on the receiver when this monitor is connected to the receiver. When this monitor is connected to the CENTER OUT terminal of the receiver, the speaker of this monitor can be used as the center speaker.

Rear panel

SERVICE

ONLY

ANTENNA /CABLE

CONTROL

OUT

INPUTS

S-VIDEO

INPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3

(MONO)

VIDEO

INPUT 1

INPUT 1 PROFESSIONAL

INPUTS

INPUT 2

INPUT

COMPONENT VIDEO

VIDEO

• Before making or changing connections, set the power switch to off and unplug the power cord from the AC outlet.

• For details of connecting DVD/DVR player, VCR, SAT tuner, etc., refer to page 16.

• After completing connections, perform the “SPEAKER and AUDIO OUT settings” operation.

INPUT

RGB

PB/C

OUTPUT

VIDEO

MONITOR

/TV

R/CR

AUDIOAUDIO

INPUT

AUDIO

CENTER

FIXED

/VAR

INPUT 3

INPUTS

COMPONENT VIDEO

INPUT 2INPUT 3

INPUT 1

AUDIO SIGNAL

Speaker

Receiver

AUDIO SIGNAL

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

Speaker

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CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER (1)

SPEAKER and AUDIO OUT settings

Press MENU and select SETUP

the | or \ button and then pressing « button. (Refer to page 26.)

Select SYSTEM IN/OUT in the same way.

SELECT

SET

FIXED

SET

END

SET

Select SPEAKER .

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHA NGE P ASSWORD

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

D IGI TAL I NTERFACE

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

SYSTEM MODE: OFF AUDI O OUT :

SPEAKER : NORMAL

EXI T

by using

NOTE:

After the speaker mode is set to CENTER IN, the volume of the center speaker should be controlled from this monitor.

Select the SPEAKER mode.

SELECT

CENTER I N OFF

SET

END

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

SYSTEM MODE: OFF AUDI O OUT : F I XED

SPEAKER : NORMAL

EXI T

NORMAL ..... The Monitor sound is output from the speaker.

CENTER IN ... Select CENTER IN to set TV monitor speaker as the

center speaker. The TV monitor speaker will perform as the center speaker from the audio input signal, connected to the AUDIO CENTER INPUT terminal.

OFF .............. No sound will be output from the Monitor’s speaker.

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CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER (1)

Select AUDIO OUT .

• If the speaker mode was set to CENTER IN in step 4, the AUDIO OUT mode will automatically change to FIXED, and VAR cannot be selected.

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

SYSTEM MODE: OFF

AUDI O OUT : F I XED

SPEAKER : NORMAL

EXI T

Select the AUDIO OUT mode.

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

SYSTEM MODE: OFF

AUDI O OUT : FIXED VAR

SPEAKER:

EXI T

SELECT

SET

NORMAL

SET

END

FIXED ................ Signals output from the AUDIO OUTPUT terminal

will not change even if the Monitor’s volume is adjusted.

VAR (variable) ... Sound signals output will change as Monitor’s

volume is changed.

• When SYSTEM MODE has been set to ON, the audio out mode will change to MUTING and sound signals will not be output from the AUDIO OUTPUT terminal (see page 79).

• The sound signals output will change in accordance with the SURROUND mode setting (see page 66).

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

NOTE:

If AUDIO OUT is set to VAR and the sound is distorted, lower the Monitor volume.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

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CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER (2)

This unit can be used as the monitor for the receiver when this unit is connected to the receiver. When this unit is connected to the CENTER OUT terminal of the receiver, the speaker of this unit can be used as the center speaker.

DVD/DVR

VCR

Receiver

SIGNAL

Rear panel

The video output can be connectedto BNC or to RCA types.

• Before making or changing connections, set the power switch to off and unplug the power cord from the AC outlet.

• Connect the DVD/DVR, VCR, SAT tuner or similar component to the receiver.

• After completing connections, perform the “SYSTEM MODE setting” operation.

SAT tuner

VCR

SpeakerSpeaker

SIGNAL

Component video output of a Receiver can be connected both BNC or RCA types.

Mixer

CATV

converter

SIGNAL

SERVICE

ONLY

ANTENNA /CABLE

CONTROL

OUT

SIGNAL

INPUTS

S-VIDEO

INPUT 1 INPUT 3INPUT 2

SIGNAL

INPUT 1

(MONO)

INPUT 1 PROFESSIONAL

VIDEO

INPUTS

VIDEO

INPUT 2

INPUT

COMPONENT VIDEO

PB/CB

OUTPUT

VIDEO

MONITOR

INPUT

RGB

R/CR

INPUT

AUDIO

CENTER

/TV

FIXED /VAR

AUDIOAUDIO

INPUT 3

INPUTS

COMPONENT VIDEO

INPUT 2INPUT 3

INPUT 1

SIGNAL

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CONNECTION WITH RECEIVER (2)

SYSTEM MODE setting

Press MENU and select SET UP .

(Refer to page 26.)

Select SYSTEM IN/OUT .

SELECT

SET

NORMAL

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHA NGE P ASSWORD

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

D IGI TAL I NTERFACE

Select SYSTEM MODE .

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

SYSTEM MODE: OFF

AUDI O OUT : F I XED SPEAKER:

END

Unless required, set the SYSTEM MODE to OFF.

Notes on SYSTEM MODE ON :

•

The input cannot be switched even if you press the Input selector button of the remote control unit.

•

On the sub-picture of a SPLIT screen, only the input signal from the antenna can be displayed.

•

The SEARCH screen function will not be operable.

•

No signal will be output from the AUDIO OUTPUT terminal.

•

Setting SYSTEM MODE ON will cause RGB input signals and DIGITAL input signals to not be displayed.

EXI T

SELECT

Switch the SYSTEM MODE.

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

SYSTEM MODE: ON OFF

AUDI O OUT : F I XED SPEAKER:

EXI T

SELECT

SET

NORMAL

SET

END

ON ......... The Monitor input is fixed to INPUT 1 and the images of

the input source selected by the receiver will be displayed.

OFF ........ Normal setting.

After setting, press MENU to turn the

menu off.

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

Page 80

CONNECTING THE SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL (When operating Pioneer units with

If you want to control are your Pioneer equipment with the remote for this unit, you can daisy-chain the components. Connect the audio/video components using the pioneer terminals as shown below. See page 86 to 91 for how to control other components.

CONTROL

IN OUT

CONTROL CONTROL

mark)

To other units bearing the Î mark.

IN OUTIN OUT

NOTES:

• When the Pioneer unit with Î mark is connected to the CONTROL IN terminal of the projection monitor, the remote sensor of the projection monitor does not accept signals from the remote control unit. In this case, point the remote control at the unit in the chain (the equipment with no CONTROL IN connection).

• To connect the control cord, use the commercially available mini plug cord (monaural).

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REMOTE CODE SET UP

To operate other manufacturers' audio/video units using this remote control unit, remote control codes need to be input. There are two methods of setting remote control codes

• For calling the other manufacturers' preset remote control codes to this remote control unit

• For learning other manufacturers' remote control codes

RECALLING OTHER MANUFACTURERS' PRESET REMOTE CONTROL CODES

Set the mode switch to match the device

to which you want to preset the remote control code

• Example: To select DVD/DVR.

NOTES:

• To stop the EDIT mode in the middle, press the EDIT button once more.

• If mode switch is switched while in EDIT mode, EDIT mode will be canceled.

• After step 1 and step 2, if you do not press the button for one minute (no operation), the EDIT mode will be canceled.

• If the table on page 82 does not include your desired manufacturer or the remote control code does not work, you can make the memory learn its code by the learning mode (see page 84).

• The initial code is “000” (PIONEER).

At the same time, press the EDIT button

and number button 1.

LED will begin blinking.

Select the desired manufacturer.

• Select from the figure on page 82.

• Example: To select 006 (PIONEER) in the DVD/DVR mode.

• If the LED blinks rapidly when the number button has been

pressed, there has been an error. Input the number again.

• After setting, you can automatically use the remote control in the usual manner.

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

Page 82

REMOTE CODE SET UP

Manufacturer's preset remote control codes

CABLE/SAT

000 PIONEER1(CABLE) PIONEER PIONEER(DVD)

001 PIONEER2(CABLE) FISHER PANASONIC(DVD)

002 JERROLD1(CABLE) FISHER SAMSUNG(DVD)

003 JERROLD2(CABLE) FISHER SONY(DVD)

004 JERROLD3(CABLE) GOLDSTAR TOSHIBA(DVD)

005 JERROLD4(CABLE) HITACHI JVC(DVD)

006 JERROLD5(CABLE) HITACHI2 PIONEER(DVD-RECORDER)

007 JERROLD6(CABLE) HITACHI3 PIONEER2(DVD-RECORDER)

008 JERROLD7(CABLE) MAGNAVOX2 PIONEER3(DVD-RECORDER)

009 JERROLD8(CABLE) MITSUBISHI PANASONIC(DVD-RECORDER)

010 JERROLD9(CABLE) MITSUBISHI2 PANASONIC2(DVD-RECORDER)

011 JERROLD10(CABLE) MITSUBISHI3 PANASONIC3(DVD-RECORDER)

012 S.A.1(CABLE) MITSUBISHI4 PHILIPS(DVD-RECORDER)

013 S.A.2(CABLE) MITSUBISHI5 SHARP(DVD-RECORDER)

014 S.A.3(CABLE) MITSUBISHI6 SHARP2(DVD-RECORDER)

015 S.A.4(CABLE) PANASONIC TOSHIBA(DVD-RECORDER)

016 ZENITH1(CABLE) PANASONIC2 TOSHIBA2(DVD-RECORDER)

017 ZENITH2(CABLE) PANASONIC3

018 ZENITH3(CABLE) RCA

019 RCA2

020 PIONEER(SAT) RCA3 PIONEER(LD)

021 RCA1(SAT) SANYO KENWOOD(LD)

022 RCA2(SAT) SANYO2 PANASONIC1(LD)

023 SONY(SAT) SANYO3 PANASONIC2(LD)

024 SHARP PHILIPS(LD)

025 SHARP2 RCA(LD)

026 SHARP3 SONY(MDP)

027 SONY(BETA) SONY(LD)

028 SONY(VHS)

029 SONY(8mm)

030 TOSHIBA

031 JVC

032 JVC2

033 JVC3

034 JVC4

035 JVC5

036 ZENITH

037 MITSUBISHI(J-3)

VCR DVD/DVR

CABLE/SAT

038 SHARP(J-2)

039 PANASONIC(J-3)

040 TOSHIBA(J-3)

041 GRANDIENTE

042 AKAI

043 PIONEER2

044 SANYO4

045 MATSUI

046 AIWA

047 ALBA81

048 BUSH

049 THOMSON

050 BAIRD

051 TELEFUNKEN

052 ALBA

053 Grundig1

054 Grundig2

055 Grundig3

056 SONY2

057 SONY3

058 SONY4

059 RCA4

060 PHILIPS

061 PHILIPS2

062 PHILIPS3

063 PHILIPS4

064 PHILIPS5

065 PHILIPS6

066 SAMSUNG

067 SAMSUNG2

068 SAMSUNG3

069 SAMSUNG4

070 SAMSUNG5

071 SAMSUNG6

072 MARANTZ

073 MARANTZ2

074 GE

075 GE2

VCR DVD/DVR

Different functions can be performed by different components using the remote control buttons. (See pages 88 to 91).

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REMOTE CODE SET UP

CABLE/SAT

076 GE3

077 YAMAHA

078 YAMAHA2

079 YAMAHA3

080 YAMAHA4

081 CURTIS_MATHIS

082 CURTIS_MATHIS2

083 CURTIS_MATHIS3

084 FUNAI

085 ADMIRAL

086 KENWOOD

087 KENWOOD2

088 KENWOOD3

089 NEC

090 NEC2

091 NEC3

092 NEC4

093 WARDS

094 WARDS2

095 WARDS3

096 WARDS4

097 MEMOREX

098 MEMOREX2

099 JC_PENNY

100 JC_PENNY2

101 JC_PENNY3

102 JC_PENNY4

103 JC_PENNY5

104 JC_PENNY6

VCR DVD/DVR

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

Page 84

REMOTE CODE SET UP

TO LEARN REMOTE CONTROL CODES

To operate other manufacturers' remote control codes not preset using the remote control unit, have the remote control unit learn these signals.

Example) To learn the VCR power to turn on.

Before operation:

To set the mode switch to VCR when a video cassette recorder is connected (see page 16).

At the same time, press the LEARN

button and number button 2.

LED will begin blinking.

Press the SOURCE POWER button to

memorize the desired operation.

LED will remain lit.

Page 85

• Buttons which can be learnt are as follows.

CBL ........... SOURCE POWER, CH (+), CH (–), CH

RETURN, CH ENTER, 1 to 9, 0

SAT ........... SOURCE POWER, CH (+), CH (–), |,

\, », «, SET/ENTER, MENU, DTV/

SAT GUIDE, DTV/SAT INFO, CH ENTER, 1 to 9, 0, DVD TOP MENU

DTV ........... SOURCE POWER, BLUE, RED,

GREEN, YELLOW, |, \, », «, SET/ ENTER, DVD TOP MENU, CH (+), CH (–), 1 to 9, 0, CH ENTER, •(DOT), CH RETURN, DTV/SAT INFO, DTV/ SAT GUIDE

VCR ........... SOURCE POWER, CH (+), CH (–), 8,

1, 7, 3, ¡, ¶

DVD .......... SOURCE POWER, RETURN, ¢,

4, 8, 1, 7, 3, ¡, |, \, », «,

SET/ENTER, MENU, DVD TOP MENU

DVR ..........SOURCE POWER, ¢, 4, 8, 1,

7, 3, ¡, CH (+), CH (–), ¶, REC

STOP

• CBL/SAT/DTV and DVD/DVR cannot be selected at the same time.

REMOTE CODE SET UP

Face the remote control unit of the other

manufacturer's and the remote control unit of the Monitor to each other, and press the POWER button of the remote control unit of the other manufacturer's.

Leave about 0.8 to two inch (2 to 5 cm) between the two remote control units. If you learn how to use the remote control unit you can adjust the distance of the remote control units.

0.8 to 2.0 inch (2 to 5 cm)

NOTES:

• To stop using the LEARN mode in the middle, press the LEARN button again.

• If mode switch is switched while in LEARN mode, LEARN mode will be canceled.

• After steps 1 and 2, if you do not press the button for one minute (no operation), the LEARN mode will be canceled.

• To reset the learn setting, have the LED blinking as in step 1 and then keep the remote control unit’s TV POWER button pressed for at least 2 seconds.

• There are some remote controls which cannot learn.

(VCR)

POWER

• This ends learn. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for learning pertaining to other VCR devices.

• If the remote control unit’s LED blink four times, it means that learning capacity has reached its maximum and no more learning will be possible.

When the LEARN button is pressed, the

LED will blink.

• If blinks once, return to step 2 for other buttons.

• Flashes four times, it indicates an error has occurred.

remote control unit return to normal states.

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

Page 86

REMOTE CODE SET UP

USING THE TV REMOTE

Transmitting LED

CONTROL UNIT TO CONTROL OTHER DEVICES

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT SETTING BUTTONS

1 EDIT/LEARN button

EDIT: When the EDIT/LEARN button is pressed at the

same time as number button 1, the mode will change to preset code edit mode. (See page

81.)

LEARN: When the EDIT/LEARN button is pressed at the

same time as number button 2, the unit’s capability to learn and store command codes from other remote control units will be activated. (See page 84.)

2 Mode switch

Use to switch the remote control unit modes.

3 Light button

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

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REMOTE CODE SET UP

CABLE CONTROL BUTTONS

Mode switch

CABLE, SAT and DTV cannot be selected at the same time.

When the mode switch is set to CBL/SAT the cable converter connected to the Monitor can be operated using the buttons 1 to 5. Cable converters which are made by other makers and are not preset can also be operated using the remote control unit if buttons 1 to 5 have learnt the functions (see page 84).

1 Direct channel selection buttons

Press the button (or buttons) that corresponds to the channel that you wish to watch.

2 CH (channel) +, – buttons

Press plus (+) or minus (–) to tune in a higher or lower channel.

SOURCE POWER button

Turns the power of the cable converter on and off.

4 CH ENTER button *

Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons.

5 CH RETURN (channel return) button *

Press to switch between the current channel and the channel you were watching immediately before.

* Some manufacturers do not preset CH ENTER and CH

RETURN. Use these buttons to learn if necessary.

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

Page 88

REMOTE CODE SET UP

SAT CONTROL BUTTONS

Mode switch

CABLE and SAT cannot be selected at the same time.

When SAT is preset by REMOTE CODE SET UP, the remote control unit buttons will function as shown below.

• When a satellite broadcast tuner is connected to the Monitor, press the input selector button that has the same number as the connected input terminal and set the mode switch to CBL/SAT. The tuner can be operated using buttons 1 to 8.

• Satellite broadcast tuners which are made by other makers and are not preset can also be operated with the remote control unit if buttons 1 to 8 have learnt the functions (see page 84).

1 Direct channel selection buttons

Press the button (or buttons) that corresponds to the channel that you wish to watch.

2 CH (channel) +, – buttons

Press plus (+) or minus (–) to tune in a higher or lower channel.

3 Select/Set buttons (SET/ENTER, |, \, », «)

|, \, », «: Press the button to select items on the SAT

GUIDE screen or MENU screen.

SET/ENTER: Press to activate the selected function.

4 SAT INFO button

When this button is pressed, information on satellite broadcasting will be displayed.

• Use this button to learn if necessary.

SOURCE POWER button

Turns the power of the SAT (digital satellite system tuner) on and off.

6 CH ENTER button

Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons.

• Use this button to learn if necessary.

7 MENU button

When this button is pressed, the satellite broadcasting menu screen will be displayed.

8 SAT GUIDE button

When this button is pressed, the satellite broadcasting guide screen will be displayed.

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REMOTE CODE SET UP

DTV CONTROL BUTTONS

Mode switch

CABLE, SAT and DTV cannot be selected at the same time.

When a digital tuner is connected to the monitor, set the mode switch to CBL/SAT. The tuner can be operated with the remote control unit if buttons 1 to - have learnt the functions (see page 84).

1 Direct channel selection buttons

Press the button (or buttons) that corresponds to the channel that you wish to watch.

button

Used in channel selection.

3 CH (channel) +, – button

Press plus (+) or minus (–) to tune in a higher or lower channel.

4 Select/Set buttons (SET/ENTER, |, \, », «)

|, \, », «: Press the button to select items on the DTV

MENU screen.

SET/ENTER: Press to activate the selected function.

5 DTV INFO button

When this button is pressed, information on DTV will be displayed.

6 FAVORITE CH/Colored (blue, red, green and yellow)

buttons

FAVORITE CH: Used for making FAVORITE CH settings

with the digital tuner.

Blue, Red, Green, Yellow:

Used to make selections from the digital tuner menu.

SOURCE POWER button

Turns the power of the DTV (digital tuner) on and off.

8 CH ENTER button

Fix the selected channel with the direct channel selection buttons.

9 CH RETURN (channel return) button

Press to switch between the current channel and the channel you were watching immediately before.

0 MENU button

When this button is pressed, the menu screen will be displayed.

- DTV GUIDE button

When this button is pressed, the DTV guide screen will be displayed.

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

Page 90

REMOTE CODE SET UP

VCR CONTROL BUTTONS

Mode switch

If the VCR is preset by REMOTE CODE SET UP, the remote control unit button will function as follows when the mode switch of the remote control unit is set to VCR. When the input selector button having the same number as the input terminal connecting the VCR is pressed, the VCR can be operated using buttons 1 to 8. VCR which are made by other makers and are not preset can also be operated using the remote control unit if buttons 1 to

8 have learnt the functions (see page 84).

1 CH (channel) +, – buttons

Press to select the channel of the TV tuner on the VCR.

2 3 (PLAY) button

Selects playback.

3 1 (REW) button

Rewinds the tape and allows picture search.

SOURCE POWER button

Turns the power of the VCR on and off.

5 8 (PAUSE/STILL) button

Set pauses and still pictures.

6 ¡ (FF) button

Rapidly advances the tape and allows picture search.

2 3 4 5

7 ¶ (REC) button

Starts recording.

8 7 (STOP) button

Stop the tape transport.

6 7

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REMOTE CODE SET UP

DVD/DVR CONTROL BUTTONS

5, 6

Mode switch

-, = ~

!, @

DVD and DVR cannot be selected at the same time.

If the DVD/DVR is preset by REMOTE CODE SET UP, the remote control unit button will function as follows when the mode switch of the remote control unit is set to DVD/DVR. When the input selector button having the same number as the input terminal connecting a DVD player or DVD recorder is pressed, these players can be operated using buttons 1 to @ (buttons 3, 9 , 0 are for DVD players only). DVD player/DVD recorder which are made by other makers and are not preset can also be operated using the remote control unit if buttons 1 to @ have learnt the functions (see page 84).

1 CH (channel) +, – button (DVR only)

Press plus (+) or minus (–) to tune in a higher or lower channel.

RETURN button

Returns to the previous menu screen.

3 Select/Set buttons (SET/ENTER, |, \, », «) (DVD only)

|, \, », «: Press the button to select items on the DVD

MENU screen.

SET/ENTER: Press to activate the selected function.

4 3 (PLAY) button

Selects playback.

5 1 (SCAN) button

Continue pressing to rewind.

6 4 (CHAPTER SEARCH) button

Pressing quickly once takes you to the start of the chapter currently playing. Each time you press it, you move back to the start of the previous chapter.

7 SOURCE POWER button

Turns the power of the DVD/DVR player on and off.

8 8 (PAUSE/STILL) button

Set pauses and still pictures.

9 MENU button (DVD only)

When this button is pressed, the DVD menu will be displayed.

0 DVD TOP MENU button (DVD only)

When this button is pressed, the DVD top menu will be displayed.

- ¡ (SCAN) button

Continue pressing for fast forward.

= ¢ (CHAPTER SEARCH) button

Pressing quickly once takes you to the start of the next chapter. Each time you press it, you move ahead to the start of the next chapter.

~ ¶ (REC) button

Starts recording.

! 7 (STOP) button

Playback is stopped when pressing once. With some DVD/DVR players, pressing the button twice may open the disc tray.

@ 7 button

Press and hold ¶, and then press this button to stop recording. This operation is true of only pioneer DVD recorders.

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS

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MENU INDEX

PICTURE adjustment menu (See page 52)

SELECT

SET

PICTURE

MOD E : PRO

CONTRAST 0 BLACK LEVEL 0 COLOR TINT SHARPNE SS

SOUND adjustment menu (See page 64)

SELECT

SET

SOUND

MTS : MA I N

BASS 10 TREBLE BALANCE R 5 SURROUND : ON STABLE VOLUME :OFF

SCREEN adjustment menu (See page 42)

SELECT

SET

SCREEN

MTS : MA I N

INPUT3

SCAN MODE:

H.POSITION:

NATURAL WIDE

V.POSITION:

Main menu (See page 26)

Closed Caption menu (See page 46)

MTS : MA I N

CC: ON

MOD E : CC - 1

0 0 0

SET

–5

SET

1080i

SET

PICTURE

Pur eCi nema: STD COLOR TEMP: STD 3D Y / C L EVEL : 3 3D NR LEVEL: 3 SVM: H IGH FLESH TONE: ON

SET

END

SELECT

SET

END

PICTURE

BLACK ENHANCE : ON SHARP EFFECT : ON LTI : MID GAMMA : T YPE3 CONTRAST EXP : OFF

END

SHARP MODE: MODE 1

SELECT

SET

END

P I C T U R E

W H I T E B A L A N C E D E F A U L T P R O M O D E

END

SELECT

SET

END

SELECT

SET

SET UP menu (See page 26)

SELECT

SET

SET UP

CHANNEL SET UP CONVERGENCE PROGRAM BLOCK CHANGE P AS SWORD SYSTEM IN /OUT DIGITAL I NTERFACE

END

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MENU INDEX

CHANNEL SET UP menu (See page 28)

SELECT

ADD/ DEL

CHANNEL

SET

END

CHANNEL SET UP

AUTO CHANNE L PRE SET CHANNEL FAVORI TE

EXI T

CONVERGENCE menu (See pages 30 and 73)

SELECT

SET

END

CONVERGENCE

AD J US TMEN T F OR 4 80 p AD J US TMEN T F OR 108 0 i

CONVERGENCE

EXI T

PROGRAM BLOCK menu (See page 34)

PROGRAM BLOCK

INPUT YOUR PASSWARD

EXI T

––––

SET

SELECT

SET

END

AUTO CHANNEL PRESET menu (See page 28)

AUTO CHANNE L

ANTENNA:A TV/ CABLE MODE: AUTO PRES ET

EXI T

SELECT

PRESET

START

SET

CATV

SET

END

CHANNEL ADD/DEL menu (See page 47)

CHANNEL

ANTENNA:A CHANNEL:120

CHANNNEL

SETTI NG :ADD LABEL: &&& &

EXI T

ADD/ DEL

SELECT

SET

END

FAVORITE CHANNEL menu (See page 50)

FAVORITE CHANNEL

BLUE RED GREE N YELLOW

EXI T

SELECT

SET

END

CHANGE PASSWORD menu (See page 39)

CHANGE P ASSWORD

INPUT YOUR PASSWARD

––––

EXI T

SELECT

SET

END

SYSTEM IN/OUT menu (See pages 76 and 79)

SYSTEM I N/ OUT

SYSTEM MODE: OFF AUDI O OUT : SPEAKER : NORMAL

EXI T

SELECT

SET

FIXED

SET

END

DIGITAL INTERFACE menu (See page 68)

SELECT

SET

END

DIGITAL I NTERFACE

PURE DIGI TAL: ON PICTURE SELECT: AUTO PICTURE SETUP: AUTO SOUND SE LECT : AUTO POWER MAN AGEME NT : O F F

CONVERGENCE menu (See page 73)

CONVERGENCE AD J US TMEN T

ADJ CENTER PO INT ADJ MULT I – PO I NT

EXI T

SELECT

FOR 480p

SET

END

OTHERS

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Incorrect operations are often mistaken for trouble and malfunctions. If you think that there is something wrong with the Monitor, check the points below. Sometimes the trouble may lie in another component. Investigate the other component and electrical appliances being used. If the trouble cannot be rectified even after exercising the checks listed below, ask your nearest PIONEER authorized service center or your dealer to carry out repair work.

SYMPTOM

The power will not turn on

The Monitor is inoperative

A TV broadcast station cannot be received

No picture appears on the screen

No sound

The Monitor cannot be operated using the remote control unit

CAUSE/REMEDY PAGES

The power plug is disconnected. The MAIN POWER button is not turned on.

Press the RESET button. External influences such as lightning and static electricity may prevent the Monitor from operating normally. In such cases, turn on/off the MAIN POWER supply, disconnect the power cord, connect it again a few minutes later, and try operating the Monitor.

The antenna cable is not connected properly. The antenna cable is broken or shorted. Channels have not been preset correctly.

The DVD/DVR or VCR is not connected and operated properly. The input selector has not been set to the desired input source (such as DVD/DVR and VCR). When the POWER STANDBY indicator (green) is flashing at 2-second intervals, a digital input signal (INPUT 5, 6) is not input.

The MUTING is on (volume indicator is red).

The batteries in the battery compartment are not correctly matching the (+ and –) polarities. The battery has worn out. Strong lights striking the remote control sensor may cause the internal microcomputer to malfunction.

12 12

The color is not normal The color is too dim or too sharp The color is uneven

Picture does not appear immediately after changing channels

Closed caption is not displayed

Adjust the picture quality. The room is too bright. Adjust the color convergence.

TV-CATV MODE is set incorrectly.

Check the CC menu settings. (As at October 1, 1999, limited closed caption information is broadcasted in field 1. The closed caption information that will be broadcasted in field 2 in the future may not be decoded with this unit). The character information is not displayed normally during special playback, such as slow and still play, of the VCR or Videodisc player. Closed caption signal may not be output depending on the VCR, Videodisc player or other components (for details, please consult the manufacturer of your unit). Check that the video cassette, Videodisc or broadcasting being played contains closed caption data (The video cassette and Videodisc containing closed caption

data carries the

mark etc.).

30 and 73

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The following symptoms may be mistakenly regarded as malfunctioning. In many cases, they are not the faults of the Monitor.

SYMPTOM CAUSE

There are 2 or 3 layers of images (ghost images)

Influence of waves from the broadcast stations reflected by nearby mountains and high-rise buildings.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Spots appears on the screen Noises are audible

Stripes appears on the screen Noises are audible

A loud a crack is heard after the power is turned on

There is a pop and the power goes off.

The POWER STANDBY indicator (green) is flashing.

Influence of harmful waves produced by motor equipments such as hair dryers and vacuum cleaners, ignition devices such as cars and motorbikes, flashing devices such as thermostats and electricity discharge by transmission/distribution lines.

Mixing of electric waves from TV stations FM stations, amateur wireless, public wireless (simple wireless), etc., or nearby personal computer, TV, VCR, audio equipment.

Sometimes, creaking sounds will be produced when cabinets expand or contract due to changes in the surrounding temperature. Do not suspect a fault.

The power was turned off momentarily due to the protection circuit to correct the electric discharge phenomenon in the CRT. Do not suspect fault.

Please call your service representative if the green indicator repeatedly flashes 3 times then skips 1 flash.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Display and amplifier section

Reception system ........ American TV standard NTSC system

Screen size ................................................64" (PRO-730HDI)

53" (PRO-530HDI)

CRT ..................................................... 7" High focus CRT x 3

Brightness (White peak) ...... 360 Foot-Lambert (PRO-730HDI)

450 Foot-Lambert (PRO-530HDI)

[White window signal input contrast Max.]

without protective screen

Horizontal resolution ..... More than 1400 lines (PRO-730HDI)

More than 1150 lines (PRO-530HDI)

[Input digital test pattern (1400 lines resolution)]

Input terminals ............................................... 4 video inputs

4 S-VIDEO input jacks (Y/C separate INPUT)

2 COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT jacks (Y, P

6 audio inputs

CENTER INPUT jack

Mini D-sub 15 pin INPUT jack (RGB)

BNC VIDEO INPUT jack

BNC COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT jack (Y, P

NOTE:

INPUT 1 video and component video input can be input to both BNC and RCA type.

Output terminals ................................ MONITOR/TV, AUDIO

Input terminal signal ratings

Input signal

Video signal:

Composite and S-VIDEO (Y): 1.0 Vp-p (75 ohms load) COMPONENT (Y): 1.0 Vp-p (75 ohms load)

*Mini D-sub 15 pin (RGB): 0.7 Vp-p (75 ohms load) *Digital signal: 3.3V T.M.D.S, 50 ohms Audio signal (including CENTER): 400mV rms

Input impedance .............................. Video input: 75 ohms

Audio input (including CENTER): 22 kilo-ohms

Input signal polarity (Video) .......... Synchronized negative

Output terminal signal ratings

Output signal .............Video signal: 1 Vp-p (75 ohms load)

Audio signal: 500 mV rms (100 % modulation)

Output impedance ......................... Video output: 75 ohms

Audio output: Less than 1 kilo-ohms Effective output

Front both channels driven ............................... 10 W + 10 W

Built-in speaker system .......... 16 cm (6-5/16 in) full range x 2

2 HDMI INPUT jack (Digital)

B, PR): 0.7 Vp-p (75 ohms load)

B, PR)

or more

Tuner section

Circuit type ........................................ Video signal detection:

PLL full synchronous detection

PLL digital synthesizer system

Audio multiplex: BTSC system

Reception channels ........ VHF; CH2~CH13, UHF; CH14~CH69

CATV (STANDARD, IRC or HRC)

CATV 1-125 CH

Antenna terminals ........ Antenna terminal, 75 ohms UNBAL,

F-type connector (VHF, UHF MIXED)

Electrical section, miscellaneous

Power requirements ..................................... 120 V AC, 60 Hz

Power consumption ............................. 250 W, 450 VA (CSA)

Standby power consumption ...................................... 0.5 W

External dimensions

PRO-730HDI ............... 1510 (W) x 1425 (H) x 709 (D) mm

59-7/16 (W) x 56-1/8 (H) x 27-15/16 (D) inch

PRO-530HDI ................ 1268 (W) x 1289 (H) x 640 (D) mm

49-15/16 (W) x 50-3/4 (H) x 25-3/16 (D) inch

Weight of main unit

PRO-730HDI ..................................... 155 kg (341 lb 11 oz)

PRO-530HDI ....................................... 123 kg (271 lb 3 oz)

Wireless remote control unit

Operation system ................. Infrared remote control system

Power source ............. Two DURACELL

Dimensions ............................. 55 (W) x 26 (H) x 242 (D) mm

2-3/16 (W) x 1-1/32 (H) x 9-17/32 (D) inch

Weight ................................... 120 g (5 oz) (without batteries)

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"AA" MN1500 1.5 V

ALKALINE dry cell batteries

Accessories

Operating instructions ........................................................ 1

Warranty card ..................................................................... 1

Remote control unit ............................................................ 1

DURACELL

Alkaline dry cell batteries .................................................... 2

Side frame cover ................................................................ 2

Frame cover ....................................................................... 2

Panel Frame Attaching screw (spare) ................................. 2

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"AA" MN1500 1.5V

* This jack cannot be used with a personal computer.

NOTE:

Specifications and design are subject to possible modifications without notice due to improvements.

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