Daewoo DT-42A1 manual

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    PLASMA DISPL A Y USER’S MANU AL D T -42A1 Proper use guar antees product life. Before using the product, be advised that you read this owner’ s manual well and try to operate it. Helpline Numb er : 087 0 1 0 0 2525[...]

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    F eatur es F eatur es • 42” VGA wide Plasma P anel • Built in 2-Analog T uners This PDP has 2-analog tuners inside for watching t errestrial broadcasting without the need to purchase a separate broadcasting rec eiver . • Support Picture -in-Picture (PIP) • D VD Direct Connection / Outstanding Picture Quality via a Digital Broadcast Receiv[...]

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    Safety Pr ecautions Safety P recautions 4 • All the safety and operating instructions should be read befor e the product is operated. If anything strange happens, unplug this product from the wall outlet. • Do not disassemble or replace an y par ts of the T V . Refer to a qualified service personnel for repair . W ARNING Y ou can be Killed or [...]

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    5 During Use Do not open the cov er (or back) because high voltage is presen t within the T V enclosure . It may cause electric shock . Never push an y kind of objec ts into this product through openings at the back of T V . It may cause fire or electric shock. Do not allow children to play or hang on the T V . These actions may tip it over , caus[...]

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    6 • All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the pr oduct is operated. CA UTION Y ou can be injured, or this product or any other of your property can be damaged if you don ’t follow instructions. Pow e r Alwa ys obe y all safety messages . When moving y our T V , remove the power plug , antenna, and cables, and be sure t[...]

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    7 During Use Do not wipe the T V using a cloth damped with chemicals (benzene, thinners, etc.). The T V appearance may be marr ed. (Unplug the power plug and wipe with soft cloth.) Do not place heavy objects or heat sources on the pow er cord . It may damage the power cord , causing fire or electric shock. Do not place an y object or cover on the [...]

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    Note Check to be sure that the f ollowing items are packed with your Plasma panel. 8 Supplied Ac cessories Remote Con trol 1 UNIT F errite Cor e 1UNIT F or Scar t (1 unit) A C Cable 1 UNIT Checking Ac c essories Checking Ac c essories[...]

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    Note The following it ems are optional accessories. Refer purchasing optional ac cessories from Daewoo Electronics Local Retailers or the retailer from wher e you purchased the unit. 9 T able T op Stand W all Moun ting Unit Optional Ac cessories[...]

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    11 PREP ARA TION 4 • Safety Precautions 8 • Checking Accessories 12 • Panel C ontrols 13 • Remote Control 14 • Remote Control Setup C ONNECTION 15 • Antenna Connection 18 • T o W atch T V 20 • Install Program 26 • W atching Digital Broadcasts 28 • W atching Cable Broadcasts 30 • W atching Satellite Broadcasts 32 • W atching [...]

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    12 F ront P anel, Rear P anel * Items having the same names on the plasma display and the remote contr ol would function in exactly the same way. Fr ont / Side Pozycja obejm przeciwzakłóceniowych P anel Con trols P anel Con trols INPUT SELECT MENU VOLUME + - MOVE / PR + - L - O I D U A - R O E D I V - S O E D I V AV 3 STAND-BY/OPERATE ON/OFF • [...]

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    13 Rear DVI- D INPUT PC INPUT (15 pi n D - su b) COMP ONE NT A /V j ack s (DTV/DVD INPUT jacks) SCART, A/ V INPUT /OUTPUT, Cable Rec eiver INPUT/ OUTPUT jacks ANT Used when manufac turing (or manuf ac turer us e onl y) Power DVI-D INPUT ANT AV1 AV 2[...]

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    19 19 58 20 43 53 50 46 69 70 51 55 14 Remote Con trol * The number in ( ) indicates the page in which the function of each button is explained in detail. T V/VCR/DVD/SA T/C A T V Channel Number (0-9) Use to select channel directly (0-9). RECALL Indicates the current state and resolution. TV Press t o select TV Mode. C OMPONENT , PC/DVI Press t o s[...]

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    15 Remote C ontr ol S etup Remote C ontrol Setup Remo te C on trol s uppor tin g the mu lti bra nd de vic es. - The remote contr ol provided is designed to operate the Daew oo PDP set. - However , using the remote contr ol, you can control the C able Converter , VCR , DVD and Satellit e Broadcasting Receiver of other brands after setting up the rem[...]

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    16 CT V An tenn a C onn ec tion C T V Antenna Connec tion When a coaxial cable is used T V antenna installation may be found in most. Plug the coaxial cable to the antenna socket, and fix it firmly . Antenna socket on the wall Antenna socket at the back of the PDP unit. When a feeder cable is used Antenna socket on the wall Antenna socket at the [...]

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    17 Out door An t enna C onnection Outdoor antenna connection-such as VHF or/and UHF-may be necessary for installation at private houses. Single Antenna C onnec tion. Separate A ntenna Connection. VHF Antenna UHF Antenna ANT/KABEL 1 In case of coaxial cable In case of feeder cable ANT/KABEL 1 Antenna combining adapter (separate purchase) VHF-Antenna[...]

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    18 T o W atch T V T o W atch T V T o W at ch T V - The buttons on the keypad in the PDP unit, which hav e the same name as those on the remote control , per form the same function as the remote control. Press the “ON/OFF” button of the PDP unit. • The „ PR ” or power button of the remote contr ol and the keypad on the PDP unit would be op[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 19 Press the “ ON/ OFF” button. • Press the “ON/OFF” button of the PDP unit. • The LED of the PDP unit turns red colour . • Press the “ PR ” , power button of the remote contr ol, or any button on the keypad of the PDP unit. • The LED of the PDP unit turns “ green ” colo[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 20 Install Pr ogram Install Pr ogram Auto S e tup - This is the function for the T V to memorize the broadcasting channels . If the Auto Setup is done, you can simply find programs with “ PR ” buttons and so need not select programs b y pressing each program number . - Up to 100 T V statio[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 21 Select t he “ A uto Setup” . • Select the “ Auto Setup” with the “ PR ” button. • Then press the “ VOL ” bu[...]

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    22 Edit Edit Deleting the Progra m. • Place the selection bar on the program that you want to delete using the “ PR ” and “ VOL ” buttons. • Press the Delet e( Y ellow) button. • The deleted program goes t o PR number 99 for recov er . 1 Edit PR CH Na me Skip PR98 S41 _ _ _ _ o PR99 S41 _ _ _ _ o PR0 C69 _ _ _ _ PR1 S41 _ _ _ _ o PR2 [...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 23 Manu al Setup Manu al Setup Press the Number Buttons( 0 ~9) or the “ VO L ” Button to Select a Program Number Y ou W ant. 1 Picture Sound Screen Feature Install Manual Setup Program 01 Chan nel C0 6 Fine T une 48 Nam e – – – – – Video P AL Audio D/ K Search Memory Move Adjust E[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 24 Manu al Setup Manu al Setup 4 Picture Sound Screen Feature Install Manual Setup Program 01 Chan nel C0 6 Fine T une 48 Nam e C06 Video P AL Audio D/ K Search Memory Move Adjust Exit Select t he Video and A udio S ystem. • Y ou can sele[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 25 Find the Desired C hannel with ‘Search’ . • By selecting the Search function, you can find the desired channel, but it searches only one channel unlike Auto Setup . • If the nearest channel is found, the searching would be stopp[...]

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    26 W at ching Digital Broadcasts W atching Digital Br oadcasts • T o watch digital broadcasts: - Purchase a separate Digital Broadcasting Receiver(SET -T OP BOX) - Connect the PDP to a Digital Broadcasting Receiver as shown right. W atching Digital Broadcasts Connect a Digital Broadcasting Receiv er to the PDP • Prepar e A/V cables. • Connect[...]

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    C O M P O N E N T Com po ne nt 1 Com po ne nt 2 27 Input Select • Select [Component 1 or Component 2] by pressing the “COMPONENT” button of the remote contr ol or using the “INPUT SELEC T ” button of the PDP unit. • Each time you press the “COMPONENT” button, differ ent input modes appear . The sequence is as follo ws: 3 Select t h[...]

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    AV 2 AV 1 L - O I D U A - R O E D I V - S O E D I V AV 3 • N. B. : Wh en using the AV3 input, th ere is no ne ed to use b oth as S -Vide o will always t ake prece dence on this in put but yo u must have the rig ht and le f t audio l eads conne cte d to pro duce soun d when usin g S-V ide o. 28 W at ching Cable Br oadcasts W atching C able Broadca[...]

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    • N. B. : An S -Vid eo inp ut into A V3 w ill take p recede nce over the no rmal ye llow vid eo lea d so no ne ed to utilise this i f S-V ideo l ead is use d but you mus t still us e the right an d lef t aud io leads to p roduce sound. AV1 AV 2 AV ( S ) 3 AV 29 NO TES: 1) If your local cable company r e -transmits digital broadcasts, you may watc[...]

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    AV 2 AV 1 L - O I D U A - R O E D I V - S O E D I V AV 3 • N. B. : If usin g A V3 then S -Vi deo t akes prece dence so no n eed fo r vide o lead i f S-V ideo l ead use d the audio l eads must s till be us ed to produc e sound. 30 W at ching S at ellite Br oadcasts W atching Satellite Br oadcasts • T o watch satellite broadcasting, subscribe to [...]

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    AV1 AV 2 AV ( S ) 3 AV 31 Input Selec t • Select [A V 1(Scart), AV 2(Scart) or A V3(S-Video)] by pressing the [ A V ] button of the remote contr ol or the “INPUT SELECT ” in keypad of the PDP unit. • Each time you press the [ A V ] button, different input modes appear . The sequence is as follo ws: 3 Selec t the Desired Pr ogram and F unc [...]

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    AV 2 AV 1 L - O I D U A - R O E D I V - S O E D I V AV 3 • N. B. : Vi deo in put can b e via sc ar t cab le S -Vide o lead o r yellow p hono ja ck. The re d and white p lugs are for l ef t and ri ght audio to accomp any the yellow v ide o lead or to b e use d with the S -Vid eo lea d to produ ce sound . 32 W at ching a DVD Image W atching a D VD [...]

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    AV1 AV 2 AV ( S ) 3 Component 1 C omponent 2 33 NO TES: 1) Y/Cb/Cr , which stands for component video DVD player’ s output can also be written as Y/B-Y/R- Y , Y/Pb/P r depending on the kinds of DVD model. 2) The way of connecting the DVD to the PDP is as follo ws: Y <---> Y Cb <---> Pb , B- Y , Cr <---> Pr , R-Y 3) The DVD outpu[...]

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    AV 2 AV 1 L - O I D U A - R O E D I V - S O E D I V AV 3 34 W at ching a V CR Image W atching a VCR Image • Video can use either the video terminal or the S-video terminal. W atching a VCR Image Connect a VCR to the PDP . • Prepar e the A V cable. • Connect the Video(Output) to PDP(Video Input) as shown below . • If using the scar t cable f[...]

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    AV1 AV 2 AV ( S ) 3 AV 35 NO TES: 1) When connecting a VCR the S- Video terminal pro vides a better image than the Video terminal. 2) When connecting to the V ideo terminal, connect 3 colour A V cables (video, left audio , right audio) to the PDP; for the SV ideo terminal, connect the Audio terminal (L eft, Right) in the same way , and connec t the[...]

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    AV 2 AV 1 L - O I D U A - R O E D I V - S O E D I V AV 3 36 W at ching a Camc order/Game C onsole Image W atching a C amc order/Game C onsole Image • Enjoy images recor ded by camcorder or the game console after connecting to the W atching a Camc order/Game Console Image Connect a Camc order/Game Console to the PDP . • Prepar e the A V cable. ?[...]

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    AV1 AV 2 AV ( S ) 3 AV 37 NO TES: 1) When connecting the device, the S-V ideo terminal provides a better image than the Video terminal . 2) When connecting to the V ideo terminal, connect 3 colour A V cables (video, left audio , right audio) to the PDP; for the SV ideo terminal, connect the Audio terminal (L eft, Right) in the same way , and connec[...]

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    38 C onnec ting PC(15pin D -sub) C onnec ting PC(15pin D -sub) • This product supports resolutions of VGA, SVGA, XGA. • Before c onnecting a PC to the PDP , be sure to adjust the resolution of the PC. C onnec ting PC Before C onnecting to the PDP , Set the Resolution of the PC. • Go to SETUP-CONTROL P ANEL-DISPLA Y PROPER TIES in Window Scree[...]

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    P C / D V I PC DVI • N. B. : Y o u cannot s elec t PC o r DVI if the pi ctu re in p ict ur e mo de is on. 39 NO TES: 1) The resolution of the PC monitor is the best at 640 x 480 (VGA). 2) If there is a [ Vertical Fr equenc y]setting menu in the [Display] menu of the PC, adjust the frequency to 60Hz. 3) If the PC resolution is too high, it may be [...]

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    DVI-D INPUT 40 C onnec ting PC(DVI) C onnec ting PC(DVI) • This product supports resolution of VGA, SVGA, X GA. • Before c onnecting a PC to the PDP , be sure to adjust the resolution of PC. • This product is supported by Plug and Play only at DVI. C onnec ting PC Before C onnecting to the PDP , Set the Resolution of the PC. • Go to SETUP-C[...]

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    P C / D V I PC DVI • N. B. : Y ou cannot s ele ct PC o r DVI if the p ic ture in pic ture mo de is on . 41 NO TES: 1) The resolution of the PC monitor is the best at 640 x 480 (VGA). 2) If there is a [ Vertical Fr equenc y]setting menu in the [Display] menu of the PC, adjust the frequency to 60Hz. 3) If the PC resolution is too high, it may be ha[...]

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    42 PC and DVI Input Resolution A vailable in PDP PC and DVI Input Resolution A vailable in PDP • Depending on graphic card , problems like no signal detected or line noises can happen. If these problems happen, contact the graphic card compan y for help . Resolution H Fr eq. (KHz) V Fr eq. (Hz) Remark DVI PC 640x400 37.861 85.080 VESA O 640x480 3[...]

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    44 Selec ting Pic ture Mode Selec ting Pic ture Mode Selec ting Picture Mode • Press the [PICTURE MODE] on the remote contr ol. • While pressing the [PICTURE MODE] for the first time, the current picture mode will be displayed. 1 Each Press of the Button W ill Selec t One of F our Picture Modes. • Each time you press the button, a different[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 45 C ustomising Picture C ustomising Pic ture • Y ou can adjust the colour tone and brightness to your prefer ence. C ustomising Picture Press the MENU Button. • The MENU shown below will displa y on the screen. 1 Press the ▼ PR ▲ Button. • After selecting [Picture] by the “ PR ” [...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 46 Selec t User Mode A djustments • While you are in [P icture Mode – User], press the “ PR ” buttons to select a specific adjustment item. 4 Picture Condition A djustments • Press the “ VOL ” buttons to adjust the picture of y our preference . • N.R. and CTI func tion adjust t[...]

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    14:9 LB(14:9) LBS(14:9) LB(16:9) Auto 16:9 4:3 Panorama LBS(16:9) • N. B. : Y o u cannot s elec t scre en size if th e pic ture in pic ture mo de is on . 47 A djusting Screen A djusting Screen • Y ou can adjust screen size or aspect ratio as desired. Adjusting with Screen Size button Press the SCREEN SIZE Button. • The current screen siz e wi[...]

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    48 A djusting Screen in the MENU A djusting Screen in the MENU • Y ou can adjust the screen in the menu. Adjusting Screen Press the MENU Butt on. • The MENU screen as shown belo w will appear . 1 Press the “ ▼ PR ▲ ” Button. • Press the ” PR ” buttons to select ‘Screen’ . 2 Picture Sound Screen Feature Install Mod e 16 : 9 H. [...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 49 Press the V olume “ VO L ” Buttons. • Press the Volume “ VOL ” buttons to enter the sub menu “Screen ” . • While you are in ‘Screen’ menu, press the ” PR ” or “PR ” button to select a desired item, and then, ad- just the value by pressing the “ VOL ” or “ VO[...]

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    Still 50 Press the “STILL ” Button. • If you wish to freeze a picture , press the “STILL ” button. Y ou can still hear the sound. • Press “STILL ” button again to cancel the “STILL ” function. 1 W at ching a STILL Image W atching a STILL Image • Y ou can view still images with this function. However , displaying the same image[...]

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    Main Sub Sub Sub Sub Sub Main Main Main <Using ‘Posit ion’ but ton> < Usin g „ PR ” and „ VOL ” buttons > Pip Si ze Adjusting th e size of the sub -pic ture with “ VOL ” buttons. Alp ha Bl end The a djustment o f alpha blen d allows the sub - pic ture to be tr ansluce nt. The tra nslucent rate is contro ll ed wi th “ V[...]

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    52 W a tching T wo Pictures Simultaneously W a tching T wo P ic tures Simultaneously Selec t the progr am • Using program Up/Do wn buttons (PR /PR ), you may select the desired channels for sub-pictures. • The PR Up/Down buttons select the T V channels. 4 Selec t the Input Source • Various sig nal sources can be displayed within the sub-pictu[...]

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    53 A dj u st i ng A ut o Sou nd M o de A djusting A uto Sound Mode • Enjoy various sound modes by selecting your fav ourite Sound Mode depending on the kinds of moving pictures. Adjusting A uto Sound Mode Selec t “SOUND MODE” . • Press the “SOUND MODE” on the remote control. • While pressing the “SOUND MODE” for the first time, t[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 54 Press the MENU Butt on. • The MENU screen as below will be displa yed. 1 C ustomising Sound Mode C ustomising Sound Mode • This feature allo ws the user to adjust for their prefer ence. C ustomising Sound Mode Press the “ PR ” Button. • Select [Sound] by the “ PR ” buttons, the[...]

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    55 • If a programme is receiv ed in two languages (dual language), you can switch to Dual I, Dual II or F mono by pressing the I/II button of the remote contr ol repeatedly . Dual I Dual I sends the primary broadcast language to the loudspeakers. Dual II Dual II sends the secondary broadcast language to the loudspeakers. F Mono F Mono sends the M[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 56 C ustomising Sound Mode C ustomising Sound Mode Selec t the Sound Mode. • Select the Sound M ode by pressing the “ PR ” buttons, then adjust it by pressing the “ VOL ” buttons. 5 Picture Sound Screen Feature Install Bal ance 0 Effe ct O ff AVC Off Mode Normal 120Hz 0 500HZ 0 1. [...]

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    Component 1 VCR/DVD SA T TV CA TV 57 Press the Input Signal Selecting Button. • Press the “ T V ” , “ A V ” , “C OMPONENT ” or “PC/DVI” button on the remote contr ol or the PDP Display to select the desired input signal. • Each time you press input mode buttons , a different input mode appears. The sequence used is as follo ws:[...]

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    Comopnent 1 PM 12:00 PR22 PR Name Mono/Stereo T ime PR22 PR Name Mono PM 12:00 AV 1 PM 12:00 Component 1 PM 12:00 - Press the [R ECALL] butto n on the remote contro l, then displ ays basic infor mations of the cu rrent inpu t signal, Under this s tate, pressin g the [REC ALL] button o nce more, ad ditional i nformatio ns abou t the current in put s[...]

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    PR PR V O L V O L MENU P R E V P R S C R E E N S I Z E 59 • Used to select the tanslucent level of MENU background and language used in MENU. Selec ting Languages MENU Back ground , Language and Child Lock Setting MENU Back ground , Language and Child Lock Setting Press the MENU Button. • The MENU screen will be display ed as below . 1 Press th[...]

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    60 Selec t LANGU A GE by using the “ PR ”Button. • Select [Language] by using the” PR ” button. • Every press of the “VOL ” button while you are in the [Language] mode would cycle through the different languages . 4 MENU Back ground, Language and Child L ock Setting MENU Back ground, Language and Child L ock Setting NO TES: • Whe[...]

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    61 • MGDI function can not be used In PC and DVI modes. MGDI MG DI (Me ta Gen ui ne Di gi tal Im age ) MGDI (Meta Genuine Digital Image) MGDI is the image enhancement technology of Daewoo Electronics , which provides more clear , realistic, and delicate images. Press the MENU Button. • The MENU screen will be display ed as below . 1 Selec t Fea[...]

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    62 Auto P ow er Sett ing • Select the [Auto P ower] by pressing the “ PR ” button from [F eatures]. • Y ou can select [Auto P ower] ON and OFF mode by using the “VOL ” button. 1 A uto P ow er Set ting A uto P o wer Setting Au to Powe r 1) ON : When the AC power is ON, the T V will be turned on automatically without pressing the pow er b[...]

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    63 T ime S etting T ime S etting Press the MENU Button. • The MENU screen will be display ed as below . 1 Selec t Fea tures • Select [Features] by the “ PR ” button. 2 Selec t Time Sett ing • Enter the sub menu by using the “ VOL ” button. • Select the [ Time Setting] with the “ PR ” button. • Enter [ Time Setting] by pressing[...]

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    64 Off- Time and W ake time setting • Select Functions by pressing the “ PR ” but- ton. F irst, set [Clock]- current time, and then Y ou can setup off-time and wake time. • [Clock] : Adjust the desir ed hour and minute with “◄ VOL ► ” button. • [Auto Clock] : Automatically setting the cur- rent time by teletext signal. • [Off [...]

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    65 ISM (Image Sticking M inimisation) ISM (Image Sticking M inimisation) Press the MENU Button. • The MENU screen will be display ed as below . 1 Press the “ PR ”Button. • Select [Features] by the “ PR ” button. 2 Selec t ISM. • Enter the sub menu by using the “ VOL ► ” button. • Select the [ISM] by pressing the “ ▼ PR ▲[...]

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    66 Selec t F unc tions. • Every press of the “VOL ” button af ter select function by the “ PR ” button would switch between ON/OFF . 4 ISM (Image Sticking Minimisation) ISM (Image Sticking M inimisation) NO TES: * Pix el Shift : The whole screen shifts up/down, left/right at 15 sec interval to minimize image sticking. * Low Bright: When d[...]

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    67 Initialize Setting Initialize Setting Press the MENU Button. • The MENU screen will be display ed as below . 1 Selec t Fea tures • Select [Features] by the “ PR ” button. 2 • Y ou can restor e the values of the adjustment setting made in the MENU back to factory settings. Back to Initialization Picture Sound Screen Feature Install Mode[...]

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    68 INIT IAL ISA TION • Enter the sub Menu by using the “VOL ” button. • Select the [I nitialize] by pr essing the “ PR ” button, then press the “ VOL ” button. • A confirmation message will be displayed . • T o per form initialization, press the “ VOL ” button after selecting [ YES] by the “ PR ” button. • T o return [...]

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    Sleep Timer off Sleep Timer 15 Sleep Timer 30 Sleep Timer 120 Sleep Timer 90 Sleep Timer 60 69 Setting Sleep T imer Setting Sleep T imer Press the “SLEEP” But ton. • Press the “SLEEP ” button on the Remote Contro l. • Pressing the “SLEEP ” button first time will display the current setting f or Sleep Timer . • T o cancel the Sle[...]

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    70 T elete x t T eletext Switching T eletext ON/OFF • Pr ess the T ext button ( ). T he index page or the page viewed last will appear . Pr ess the T ext button again to return to the T V mode. Colour buttons in T OP/FL OF T eletext • A red , green, yellow and cyan field is shown at the bottom of the screen. If TOP or FL OF T eletext is transm[...]

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    71 Calling Up Subpage Directly • P ressing the Subpage ( ) button. The subpage number is displayed at the bott om of the screen. T o change the subpage, press the subpage number , for example, the 2nd page, sequence 02. The desired subpage will ev entually be displayed on the screen and holds it there . Pr ess this button again to exit this funct[...]

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    Before r equesting for service, check the following points once again. 72 Befor e Requesting Ser vice Befor e Requesting Ser vice Symptoms • Remote control does not function properly . • The Display makes a snapping sound. • There are empty spots at the top and the bottom area of the screen. Checks • Check for any obstacle between the Remot[...]

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    73 SPECIFICA TIONS DISPLA Y UNIT Diagonal Size 106 cm (42”) Screen Aspect Ratio 16:9 System P AL B/G, I/I, SECAM B/G, D/K, L/L ’ Display Resolution 852(H) x 480( V ) dots Pixe l Pit ch 1,08(H) x 1,08( V ) mm Dimension 1260(Sz.) x 653( W ) x 91(Gł.) mm 49.61(Sz.) x 25.71 ( W ) x 3.50 (Gł) inch W eight 33 kg (72.75Lbs) Po wer Requirement 100-24[...]