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USER MANUAL MD42598 MEDION

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This display is an information device and complies with the following directives and standards of the European Union: D 89/336/ECCE of 03 May 1989 with subsequent modifications (directive 92/31/ECCE of April 1992 and directive 93/68/ECCE of 22 July 1993) D 73/23/ECCE of 19 February 1973 with subsequent modifications (directive 93/68/ECCE of 22 July 1993) D EN55013, EN55020, EN61000-3-2/-3 (ElectroMagnetic Compatibility) D EN60065 (Safety Requirements). Conformity with the requirements is certified by the designation on the product. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for operation outside of the operating conditions as described in these operating instructions. Your product liability and warranty claims shall also lapse due by this.

2. Safety directions

Read and take heed of the safety directions so that when used in compliance with the intended use there is no danger to your health. Installation and connection errors can damage the unit or any devices connected to it. Take heed of the warnings and directions on the unit and in this operating manual. Never allow c hildren to use electrical appliances without supervision.

2.1 Information for your safety

Never operate the display in environmental conditions that differ from the technical specifications in this manual. Differing conditions can c ause an electrical hazard, fire or failure of the unit. Protectthe display againstmoisture. This includes continuous high levels of airhumidity,proximity towater, drippingwater, spray water and rain. Do not put any vessels that are filled with water, e.g. vases, on the unit. If you connect an external aerial, please ensure that no water can penetrate the cable infeed. ⇒ Danger of electric shock and irreparable damage to the unit. Protect the unit against heat, heat accumulation and direct sunlight. Avoid proximity to fire, heat sources and ovens. Maintain sufficient space above and below the ventilation slits and on the sides away from furniture and the ceiling. Do not drape curtains over the unit. ⇒ There is a danger of fire due to overheating. Mains connection and operator control The display is completely disconnected from the electrical mains only when the mains switch is switched offand the mains cable is pulled out of the unit or the plug is pulled out of the plug receptacle. Connect the display only to a plug receptacle that has been installed in compliance with regulations with earthing contacts, the mains voltage of which complies with the technical specifications of the unit. Ensure that the mains plug and plug receptacle are accessible at all times. Differing conditions can c ause an electrical hazard, fire or failure of the unit. Use only the mains cable supplied. Never remove the plug from the receptacle by pulling the actual mains cable. Avoid laying the mains cable in the vicinity of hot objects. ⇒ Danger of fire and electric shock. If absent for a long period of time or if there is lightning, for safety reasons pull the mains plug out of the receptacle and the building’s aerial plug out of the aerial socket. ⇒ This is a precautionary measure to preventa possible fire, avoid damage to the unitand the danger of an electric shock. Always switch off the display and the signal source before connecting the two units. ⇒ Danger of electric shock. The display is equipped with an attached glass filter plate. If the unit is exposed to an excessive load, e.g. due to shock, vibration, bending or heat shock, the glass surface can break. Do not subject the glass surface to any pressure or knocks. If the glass is cracked, pull out the mains plug immediately and do not touch the fragments with your bare hands. ⇒ Danger of injury from sharp-edged glass fragments.3 ENGLISH

2.2 General information

The display you have purchased meets the highest quality requirements in this product segment and has been checked for pixel defects. Despite taking the greatest care during production of these units, for technological reasons it cannot be excluded absolutely that there are some pixels with defects. We request your understanding for the fact that such defects, provided that they are within the limits specified by the standard, cannot be considered to be as an appliance defect in the terms of the warranty. On plasma displays the light emission reduces with increasing usage duration. Plasma displays operate on the basis of phosphorus. With this technology screen burns can occur under certain conditions. The following are examples of such operating conditions: D long sustained display of a still image D constant display of the same background D use of a format that does not fill the display screen (e.g. 4:3) over a long period of time. As a rule once screen burns have occurred they cannot be revers ed. To avoid or reduce screen burns please take heed of the following directions and recommendations: D during the first 100 operating hours mainly moving images or frequently changing still images should be displayed as a full screen D use your display in full screen format (16:9) D when using a PC display always activate the screen saver D display moving images as far as possible D always switch off the display when it is not being used D reduce as much as possible the contrast and brightness D wherever possible display images with lots of colours and colour shades. Certain conditions can cause your display to hum. The humming generally comes from the mains voltage supply and can occur through the connectionofdifferent earth conductors. You can provide a remedy by putting a so-called sheathcurrent filter between the incoming aerial lead and the aerial input socket on the display. Sheath current filters are available in the retail trade in the form of a small inline plug. For technical reasons the unit can generate noise inside itself. However, this must not exceed the value specified in the appliance specification. If your display is connected to an external aerial, the latter must be earthed as protection against electric shocks and static charging. The earthing must comply with the valid regulations. Faults If the display is damaged, disconnect the mains plug from the plug receptacle. Pull out the mains plug, if the unit gives off smoke, an unpleasant odour or any unusual noises. Proceed in the same way if the display is no longer able to display an image after s witching on or during operation. Do not attempt to c ontinue operating the display in this condition. Under no circumstances should you open the unit yourself. Inside the display there are no parts that can be serviced or replaced by you. Contact our service hotline or another suitable technical workshop. Cleaning and care Before installation, cleaning or care, switch off the unit and pull the mains plug out of the plug receptacle. Wait for several minutes so that the capacitors in the unit can fully discharge, because the display generates a high voltage internally for the gas discharge. For cleaning use only a slightly moistened soft cloth. You should avoid chemical solvents and cleaning agents because they can damage the surfaces. Immediately pulloutthe mains plug, ifforeign bodies such as water, otherliquids, metal parts etc.getintothe display. Never attempt to reach into the unit with any objects or with your hands. ⇒ Danger of electric shock. Batteries Always take used batteries out of the remote controlimmediately, because they will leak and can therefore cause damage. The enclosed batteries must not be charged or reactivated by any other means and must not be taken apart, thrown into fire or short-circuited. Do not put dead batteries in your household waste. The batteries must be disposed of at collection points provided for this purpose. ENGLISH4 ENGLISH Other directions For ergonomic reasons we recommend that you avoid the use of red or blue fonts or symbols on dark backgrounds. On account of the poor contrast such a display causes poor legibility and causes early eye fatigue. Therefore please use displays that are rich in contrast, e.g. black font on a white background. To avoid aching eyes and obtain an optimized viewing distance, the distance from the unit should be five to six times the display’s diagonal dimension. In your television room it should be so light that you could also read. The contrast is lost with too much brightness. Too little light strains the eyes due to the alternation between light and dark on the display. When connecting external loudspeakers take heed of the technical specifications of the loudspeaker output. If the loudspeakers are insufficiently dimensioned, the loudspeakers and/or integrated amplifiers can be ruined. Packing and auxiliary packaging that is no longer required are recyclable and should always be sent for recycling.5 ENGLISH

The plasma display offers a broad range of connection facilities for PCs, DVD players, video recorders, video cameras, etc. No matter whether it’s a question of television, video or PC images, they all displayed with a very sharp outline and distortion-free on an absolutely flat display surface. and the pictures have an excellent degree of brightness and unusual brilliance. Other important features are the display’s large diagonal dimension with a length ratio of 16:9 and a very slim overall depth. For TV viewing it is necessary to connect the unit to a terrestrial aerial, SAT receiver or cable TV box. Operator control is interactive via the remote control provided and the on-screen menu (OSD). A wide range of picture quality settings can be effected with these. A new type of cooling system enables operation of the plasma display without any disturbing fan noise. Being as quiet as a conventional television set the plasma display is excellently suited for living rooms and conference rooms. Equipment D High-quality aluminium enclosure D Fanless design D Display diagonal 106 cm D 16:9 format D Integrated loudspeaker system D Viewing angle horizontal/vertical 160 degrees D Digital comb filter D Compatible with PAL, SECAM and NTSC D Compatible with VGA, SVGA, WXGA and XGA D Video text D Automatic channel identification and channel sorting D Sleep timer D Screen saver D 2xEUROSCARTs(SCART1withRGB) D 1xY/C D 1 x YUV / CVBS D 1 x DVI (I) (analogue and digital)

After unpacking please check the plasma display for possible transportation damage and completeness of the delivery. The supplier can recognize claims for transportation damage only if you advise them of this prior to initial operation of the unit. If any part of the scope of supply is missing, please contact our service hotline. Please k eep the original packing for a possible return consignment of the display unit. mains cable operating manual, warranty card and installation overview remote control LR03 batteries video cable plasma display ENGLISHENGLISH

3.3 Control buttons and functions of the remote control

To be able to control the plasma display with the remote control, the mains plug must be plugged in and the mains switch must be switched on. The infrared remote control functions only if there are no obstructions between the c ontrol and the infrared sensor on the front side (bottom) of the display. The range of the remote control is approx. 7 m. When the batteries get weaker the range of the remote control is reduced. In this case please change the batteries. You must use only 2 batteries of the type LR03 AAA 1.5 V. Do not put dead batteries in your household waste. They must be disposed of at a collection point for used batteries (e.g. the battery collecting box at your retail dealer’s premises) or at your centre for special waste. Button for direct selection of video mode Button for direct selection of TV mode Button programmeselection up Button for reducing the volume / direction button left Button for program selection down Volume Off M (memory) button, red Button for alternation between single and multi-digit programme number FREEZE key, s till picture M/S button Selection button for picture format F1, Function buttons for configuration- dependent assignment Info button F2, Function buttons for configuration- dependent assignment F3, Function buttons for configuration- dependent assignment Stand-by button F4, Function buttons for configuration- dependent assignment Button for time display AUTO, calls the auto alignment function for ”PC (RBG)” sources or doubling of the text height in video text mode PIPbutton(PictureInPicture) Button for function programme list in TV mode or functions in teletext mode Programme buttons 1-9, 0 Green button, video text Yellow button, video text Blue button, video text Button for increasing volume / direction button right Menu button Button for direct selection of teletext Button for direct selection of PC mode

3.4 Control buttons on the unit

The functions of the buttons on the unit match those on the remote control ! ENGLISHENGLISH

4. Initial operation

Before you make any connections, switch off all the appliances involved, including the plasma display.

4.1 Unpacking and installing

SELECT THE LOCATION FOR THE UNIT

Viewing direction D Despite the large v iewing angle the plasma display provides its best performance is when viewed directly from a vertical direction. Align the display with the most frequent viewing direction. Location D Light reflection Avoid locating the unit opposite windows or other light sources. D Access to the mains input The mains input and mains switch should be easily accessible at all times. D Air supply Leave a space of at least 10 cm on the side and to the rear from any furniture. The distance upwards should be at least 30 cm from furniture or from the ceiling. D Ambient temperature For safe and reliable operation the ambient temperature must be between 5 °C and 35 °C. 30cm 10cm Space Space UNPACKING . Place the carton vertically with the underside on a firm base. You will recognize the top side by the direction of the arrow tips on the long side of the carton. . Remove the packaging tape from the opening edge and open the carton flap outwards.9 ENGLISH . Remove the two top polystyrene packing corners and take the accessories carton out of the packing. The latter is located on the side at the rear of the display. TOP Polystyrene corner Opening edge Polystyrene corner INSTALLATION D Two persons are required to remove the plasma display from the packing. Never lift up the display alone. An attempt to lift the display alone will present a risk to your health. D Place the table stand on a s table and horizontal base. The substrate must be firm and ca- pable of bearing the load. D Before installation make sure that the display is switched off and that the mains cable and signal cable are unplugged. WALL MOUNTING Wall bracket Screw ENGLISHENGLISH

4.2 Connecting and switching on

CONNECTION ( for an overview of the connection sockets see the illustration on page 6) . Insert the mains cable into the mains input socket on the display and the mains plug into a plug receptacle. D Cable connection / terrestrial aerial If you would like to connect a cable or terrestrial aerial, use the AERIAL socket for this purpose. D Satellite receiver If you receive your TV channels via satellite, connect your receiver by means of a SCART cable to the SCART 1 or SCART 2 socket. In addition SCART 1 has a connection socket for RGB sources, e.g. DVD player. Only a SCART 2 can be used for connection of a decoder. D DVD player with YUV output For connection of a DVD player or another video source to a YUV -output please use the display’s YUV-input. D PC Use the PC DVI-I socket to connect your PC to the display. If your PC has an analogue VGA output port, use the supplied c onnecting cable DVI-I on a 15 Pin HD-Sub for connection. On older PC graphic boards it can happen that pin 9 is barred. Should this be the case, please contact the service hotline. Connection of TV aerial signal Connection of VCR / VTR or DVD player SAT tuner YUV Connection of a DVD player with YUV output YUV LINE IN Connection of a PC11 ENGLISH PREPARATIONS . Open the battery compartment on the rear side of the remote c ontrol and insert the two batteries provided (type LR03 micro AAA). Pay attention to the polarity as specified on the bottom of the battery compartment. Close the battery compartment again.

. Switch the mains switch on the rear side of the display to position ”I”. The display is now in standby mode and can be switched on by means of the remote control. D Cable connection / terrestrial aerial . Switch on the display by means of the TV button on your remote control. D Satellite r eceiver . Switch on your satellite receiver and switch on the display via the but- ton [VIDEO] on your remote control. Please take note that you may have to press the button [VIDEO] several times depending on which SCART socket your receiver is connected to. D PC . Switch on the display with the button [PC] on your remote control and select the appropriate signal input ( PC(RGB) or PC(DVI) ). To do so call up your display’s OSD menu via the remote control button [MENU] and select your input signal in the submenu <INPUTS>.

4.3 OSD menu Operator Control

PERFORMING SETTINGS Your display can be set and operated with the aid of the simple OSD menu control. 6 buttons are at your disposal on the remote control for this purpose:

1 P Y button Upward movement in the OSD menu. The s elected menu or selected function appears against a white background. 2 A button To quit the selected function. To quit a submenu select menu option < ← > and press the button [ A ]. Change the setting in the s elected menu option. 3 M button Saves any changes that have been performed. 4 MENU button Displays the OSD main menu. The main menu appears on the top left edge of the display. Exit OSD menu. ENGLISHENGLISH

5 " button Opens the next submenu. Activates the selected menu option or the selected function. The selected menu option appears against a light background. Change the setting in the selected menu option. 6 P B button Downward movement in the OSD menu. The s elected menu or selected function appears against a light background. In the case of menu options that cannot be selected their font is white. STORE CHANGES The changes effected by you arestored by pressing button [M]on your remotecontrol (see illustration above) or by quitting the OSD menu.

Your display has a 10-language OSD menu (German, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish and Finnish). . To change the preset language, select the menu option <SETTING> in the main menu. In the submenu activate the menu option <LANGUAGE> and select the desired language: Inputs / PIP > Picture > Display > Sound > Setting > Info > Info signal source: ON Language: English OSD settings: > ECO mode/standby: > Call default settings > Sleep timer: OFF

. To change the display or the display time (time after the last actuation up to display exit) of the OSD menu, select in the main menu the menu option <SETTING>. In the submenu <OSD SETTINGS> another submenu is available with the menu options <WAITING TIME> (selection options: 5, 10 and 15 seconds) and <TRANSPARENT> (selection options: On and Off): Info signal source: ON Language: English OSD settings: > ECO mode/standby: > Call default settings > Sleep timer: OFF Waiting time: 5 s Transparent: OFF

RESETTING TO DEFAULT SETTINGS

You have the option of resetting all c hanges made in the OSD menu back to the original default setting.13 ENGLISH . To do so select in the main menu the menu option <SETTING> and activate in the submenu the menu option <CALL DEFAULT SETTINGS>: Info signal source: ON Language: English OSD settings: > ECO mode/standby: > Call default settings > Sleep timer: OFF

Yes, delete all settings "

4.5 Settings for initial operation

If a DVD player is connected, prior to initial operation it must be ensured that the tuner is selected as the source. . Press the [TV] button several times. TV MODE D Automatic channel search If you receive your channels via satellite only, you do not have to perform the automatic channel search. To start the automatic channel search, proceed as follows: . Switch on the display via the [TV] button on your remote control. . Call up the OSD menu via the [MENU] button o n your remote control and select the menu option <INPUTS / PIP>. A submenu opens. . In the submenu select the menu option < SETTING>. The submenu <AUTO. SEARCH> is opened. . In the menu option <TV STANDARDS> you can enter the TV standard supported for your country - see table below. PAL BG PAL I PAL DK SECAM L SECAM DK Austria UK Czech France Bulgaria Belgium Ireland Hungary Luxembourg Russia Denmark Poland Ukraine Finland Slovakia Germany Greece Italy Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Rumania Portugal Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey In the menu option <TV STANDARD> select th e setting ”Auto”. In this way all TV standards are searched for channels. Please ensure thatthe channels found are presorted according to the setting in the menu option <COUNTRY>.Before starting set the channel search for your country. . Now select the menu option <AUTOM. SEARCH> and activate the submenu option <START SEARCH>. The automatic channel search starts. ENGLISHENGLISH

The following table opens.

Type: Channel Channel input: 1215 ENGLISH Select PC MODE . Switch on the display via the [PC] button on your remote control. . Call up the OSD menu via the [MENU] button on your remote control. The menu option <INPUTS / PIP> appears against a light background. . In the submenu <SOURCE> select the corresponding signal input (PC (RGB) or PC (DVI)). Source: PC (RGB) Settings > Inputs / PIP > Picture > Display > Sound > Setting > Info > Picture--In--Picture OFF

The display always automatically executes the auto setup function when an analogue video format (RGB) is used for the first time. During this time period the display moves slightly back and forth to reach the optimal position and reproduction. The H/V (horizontal/vertical) position and the picture size have to be set manually for several unfavourable PC sizes. The auto setup function is highly dependent on the picture display. The display of a full screen white picture is very suitable. . If you would like to activ ate auto setup manually, select the menu option <INPUTS / PIP ' SETTINGS ' AUTO. SETUP>. H freq.: 60.0 kHz V freq.: 75.0 Hz Pixel freq. 78.75 MHz H/Vpol: +/-- User formats > Auto. setup " V pos: V size: H size: H pos: Phase Source: PC (RGB) Settings > Inputs / PIP > Picture > Display > Sound > Setting > Info > Picture--In--Picture OFF

You have the option of storing frequently used formats as user formats . The display unit detects the stored formats and immediately displays them correctly without execution of the auto-adjust function. . In the main menu select the menu option <INPUTS / PIP> and call up the submenu <SETTINGS>. Another submenu opens. . Activate the menu option <USER FORMATS>. . You can now file the user format that is set at the moment, for example, in position 1 (8 positions are possible) with the menu option <SAVE>. With the menu option <CALL> you can callup a stored user formatand with <DELETE ALL > delete allstored userformats. Position: 1 Call " Save " Delete all " H freq.: 60.0 kHz V freq.: 75.0 Hz Pixel freq. 78.75 MHz H/Vpol: +/-- User formats > Auto. setup " V pos: V size: H size: H pos: Phase Source: PC (RGB) Settings > Inputs / PIP > Picture > Display > Sound > Setting > Info > Picture--In--Picture OFF

5.1 Switching on / off

. To switch on the display put the mains switch in position ”I”. The standby LED on the infrared sensor lights up red. . Now press one of the numeric buttons or [TV] / [VIDEO] / [PC] on the remote control to set the display into operation. The OPERATING LED on the infrared sensor lights up blue. The display must be ”run up”. This is comparable to a PC and takes several seconds.

. Press the stand-by button on the remote control. The display switches back to stand -by mode. The standby LED on the infrared sensor lights up red. . To switch off the display again completely, put the mains switch in position ”0”. Standby button If no signal is pending on screen, it is switched automatically to stand -by mode. . To switch on again press one of the numeric buttons on the remote control CHANGEOVER When you change over from one TV channel to another, first of all you see a still picture of the 1stchannel and then the moving picture of the other channel.

VOLUME OFF . Press the button [ ] on the remote control. The volume is turned off and the following info window appears on the display for approx. 5 seconds:

MUTE . The sound is switched on again, if you press the button [ ], [ A Vol - ] or [ " Vol + ] on the remote control. The following info window appears on the display for approx. 5 seconds:

5.3 Setting the picture

When the display is switched on for the firsttime basic valuesare setforcontrast,brightness,picturesharpness and colour. You can individually change these values as described below, depending on your personal taste and the location of the display or the light incidence associated with it. CONTRAST . Press button [ "] and the contrast becomes greater. . Press button [ A ] and the contrast becomes less. BRIGHTNESS . Press button [ " ] and the picture becomes brighter. . Press button [ A ] and the picture becomes darker. PICTURE SHARPNESS . Press button [ " ] and the picture becomes sharper. . Press button [ A ] and the picture becomes softer. ENGLISHENGLISH

COLOUR . Press button [ " ] and the colour saturation is increased. . Press button [ A ] and the colour saturation is reduced. Contrast: 64 Brightness: 64 Picture sharpness: Colour: 15 DNC: 5

Inputs / PIP > Picture > Display > Sound > Setting > Info > Photo CD: Off These menu options are not available in the settings <INPUTS/PIP ' SOURCE> ”PC(RGB)” and ”PC(DVI)! Menu option <DNC> is ”Dynamic Noise Control”. Weak TV signals or poor video signals can generate disturbing picture noise. DNC dynamically adapts the effect of the digital noise suppression to the picture content. The menu option <PHOTO CD> is specifically for the reproduction of still pictures, e.g. photo CDs or picture CDs... Set the menu option <PHOTO CD> to ”On” and still pictures will be displayed automatically in best quality. PICTURE FORMAT D Auto zoom This function evaluates the current picture format and switches automatically between ”FULL PICTURE” and ”4:3 LETTERBOX ON 16:9”. In the menu option <DISPLAY ' FORMAT> you can select the preset picture formats. Manual format selection is possible only if ”Off” is set in the menu option <AUTO ZOOM>. D Panorama This format setting scales the input signal automatically in horizontal and vertical directions so that it is screen-filling, but not linearly, i.e. the picture contents in the centre of the screen are displayed as the original and towards the edges more intense scaling takes place. D Normal (4:3) This format setting displays a PAL 4:3 picture with the correct side ratio. Dark stripes are visible on the left and right-hand edges of the picture. D Full picture In this format setting the picture is adapted in horizontal and vertical directions so that a full screen display is always visible. D User zoom If you select user zoom, the menu option <USER ZOOM> is displayed in the menu. In this menu option you can display an individual picture format in the range 40 % to 160 % of the original picture size. Setting is performed in jumps of 6 %. D 4:3 letterbox on 16:9 This mode displays a PAL 16:9 picture so that no dark stripes are visible along the top or bottom edges of the picture. PAL 4:3 pictures are converted to the full horizontal resolution. Due to the additional scaling in vertical direction some of the vertical picture content is not displayed symmetrically at the top and bottom edges of the screen. To change over the formats, repeatedly press button [F

The display is in standby mode. . To switch on, press one of the numeric buttons [0...9] or the [TV] button on the remote control. During initialization the company logo is displayed.19 ENGLISH Then the television channel last selected (programme number) appears on screen. If the menu option <SETTING ' INFO SIGNAL SOURCE> is ”On”, the following info window for s ignal source is displayed for approx. 5 seconds: TV -- 2 -- Z DF STEREO . Press the button [ PY ]or[PB ] to increase or reduce the programme number by 1 at a time or select . each programme number directly with the numeric buttons on the remote control. TELETEXT Your display can receive and display TOP/FLOF teletext information. . Select a television channel with teletext. . Press the button [TEXT] on the remote control to display teletext

. use the numeric buttons for direct selection of teletext pages. The red, green, yellow and blue buttons on the remote control have different functions depending on the type of teletext, these being displayed in the lower area of the teletext.

. Switch off the display and the PC. . Connect your PC and the display by means of the enclosed video cable (DVI plug on the display and HD-sub connector on the PC). . Switch ON the display and PC again. PC (RGB) must be set in the menu option <INPUTS / PIP ' SOURCE>. Upon switching on, the display automatically detects the picture format set on the PC. This information is displayed in an info window. PC (RGB) 1024 x 768

5.6 Operation with additional devices

VIDEO RECORDER . Switch OFF the display and video recorder. There are 3 possibilities for connecting your video recorder to the display: D via the aerial lead, read the operating instructions for the video recorder on this subject D by means of a scart cable either to SCART1 or SCART2 D if your video recorder has an S-video output, connect this to the Y/C input. . Switch the display and video recorder back ON. . To switch over to the connected input (e.g. SCART1) press the [VIDEO] button repeatedly. SCART 1 Full picture DVD PLAYER . Switch OFF the display and DVD player. . Connect your DVD player by means of SCART1, YC input or YUV input, if it has an S-video output. . Switch the display and DVD player back ON. . To switch over the c onnected input, press the [VIDEO] button repeatedly.

. Against the menu option <PROGRAMM> enter a programme number that is not yet in use. . Under the menu option <FREQUENCY> you must enter directly the frequency of the TV channel you are seeking by means of the numeric buttons on the remote control. . If the picture is not optimal, in small increments increase or reduce the frequency entered. ENGLISHENGLISH

COLOUR TEMPERATURE You can select the colour temperature from 3 predefined settings or define a value yourself via the menu option <USER COLOUR TEMP.>. A lower colour temperature value increases the proportion of red in the picture and gives it a ”warmer” appearance. The proportion of blue light increases with an increasing colour temperature, the picture has a ”colder” effect. User Warm Normal Cold Red: 128 Green 128 Blue: 110 Auto zoom Off Format : User zoom Colour temperature: User Contrast: Normal Still picture " User colour temperature > User zoom: Inputs / PIP > Picture > Display > Sound > Setting > Info >

PICTURE-IN-PICTURE The function PICTURE IN PICTURE offers the possibility of watching two image signals at the same time. D You can fade an external video signal, e.g. from the video recorder, into the current TV programme. D Simultaneously to PC signals y ou can display a video signal, e.g. from a DVD player.21 ENGLISH . Press the [PIP] button and the picture from the input set under the menu option <INPUTS / PIP ' PIP SOURCE> (e.g. tuner) is displayed on the current screen. If no signal is pending at this input port, the superimposed window remains dark. The position and size of the window can be set. . Under the menu option <PIP SIZE> - set the window size, under <PIP HORIZ.POS.> the horizontal window position and under <PIP VERT.POS.> the vertical window position. The changes in size and position become visible immediately. . You can swap between ”main screen” and ”Picture In Picture” with the menu option <SWAP PIP (F2)> or button [F2]. . Select the menu option <INPUTS / PIP ' PICTURE IN PICTURE> to set the PIP mode. . To change PIP mode you can also use the [PIP] button on the remote control. These menu options are not available for the set- tings <INPUTS / PIP ' SOURCE> ”PC (RGB)” / ”PC (DVI)”. PIP size: PIP horiz.pos.: PIP vert. pos.: Source: TUNER Settings > Inputs / PIP > Picture > Display > Sound > Setting > Info > Picture In Picture PIP

YUV Picture In Picture AUTOMATIC SWITCH-OFF You can set the display so that it is switched off automatically after a certain amount of time. . In the menu option <SLEEP TIMER> select one of the prestipulated times. Upon expiry of this time period the display is switched off automatically. Info signal source: On Language: English OSD settings: > ECO mode/standby: > Call default settings > Sleep timer: OFF

Dual channel sound is the designation for films with which the viewer has the possibility of changing between the synchronized version and the original language. If channels are transmitted with dual channel sound, channel ”A” is active first of all. . Press the button [M/S] to switch over to channel ”B”. DECODER MODE Under the menu option <INPUTS / PIP ' SETTINGS 'MANUAL SEARCH ' OPTION> you can select the decoder mode for each programme location. ENGLISHENGLISH

If a defect occurs when using your TFT display, please read through the following list of defects and remedies before you send in your appliance for repair. You may be able to remedy the defect yourself very easily. For example, if the mains plug of the display is not plugged into the plug receptacle or if there are problems with the receiver system (aerial), you could mistakenly assume that the screen display is defective. If the information provided for troubleshooting doe not bring about success, switch OFF the unit via the mains switch and pull the mains plug out of the plug receptacle. Never attempt to repair the unit yourself and under no circumstances should you remove the rear cover from the unit.

DEFECT POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE REMEDY

No picture and no sound, although the mains plug is inserted and the unit is switched on. D Mains switch in position ”0” (OFF). D Mains plug of unit is not inserted into the plug receptacle. D Defective mains cable. D Shift mains switch to position ”I”. D Insert the mains cable plug into the plug receptacle. D Call the service hotline. Screen dark. D Contrast setting too low. D No input signal, wrong input selected. D Set the brightness and/or contrast correctly (see menu option <PICTURE>). D Check the connection cable; assign correct input to source. Weak or excessive colours. D Colour not correctly set. D Connection cable not correctly connected. D Set the colour under menu option <PICTURE>. D Connect the cable correctly. The picture is cut off or the picture is not centred. D Picture position not correctly set. D Correct the picture position. Use the auto setup function. The picture is too large or too small. D Picture format set wrongly. D Repeatedly press button F until the picture is displayed as full screen. The remote control is not working. D The batteries are flat. D There is an obstruction between the remote control and the sensor. D The remote control is located outside of its operating range. D Insert the new batteries. D Remove the obstruction between the remote control and the sensor. D Operate the remote control within the specified range. The displayed picture is too dark. D The picture quality is not set correctly. D Correct the picture brightness and contrast under the menu option <PICTURE>. The picture is displayed, but there is no sound. D Volume off is switched on. D Set volume to minimum. D Loudspeakers not correctly connected. D Press the button on the remote control. D Increase the volume. D Connect the loudspeakers correctly. Individual letters are not displayed (PC mode). D Set the phase position under menu option <PICTURE ' PHASE>. D Check the setting for the picture width. D Perform <PICTURE ' AUTOSETUP>. Horizontal stripes with TV or video signals. D Signal source is set up before the display. D Screening of the video cable is insufficient. D Always place the signal sources on the side of or behind the display. D Use only a high -grade signal cable with a high screening attenuation. To reset all settings to their original status, use the menu option <SETTINGS ' CALL DEFAULT SETTINGS>! If the display is not operated with sufficient ventilation, the internal temperature can rise excessively. If the ambient or internal temperature increases over a certain value, first of all the warning window on the left-hand side of the display appears. As a consequence the display may automatically switch over to stand-by mode. Make provision for sufficient ventilation! Temperature warning23 ENGLISH

Voltage supply: 230 V AC ± 10 % Mains frequency: 50 / 60 Hz ± 6 % Power consumption: 300 W typical, 5 W in s tand -by mode

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