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PLASMA DISPLAY
USER’S MANUAL
DP-42GP
DP-42SP
DP-42WP
Help Line No. : 01189 252577
DAEWOO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
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Features Features • 106cm (42”)super-wide, 8.0cm Ultra Slim Wall-mounting Monitor DAEWOO PLASMA opens a new era Monitor era with advanced plasma technology – 8cm ultra slim Monitor. Light weight of only 30kg allows installation in a narrow space. • DVD Direct Connection / Outstanding Picture Quality Digital Broadcasts Receive (SD Grade) DVD can be directly connected to the unit so that you can view clear digital images. You can enjoy even higher quality images. by connecting digital broadcastin
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FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT FCC RF INTERFERENCE STATEMENT NOTE : This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio c
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Safety Precautions Power During a lightning storm, or when it is left When unplugging your monitor, always Always obey all unattended and unused for a long period grip plug firmly and pull straight out from of time, unplug it from the wall outlet. the receptacle. safety messages. It can result in fire. It can result in fire or electric shock due to a • All the safety and damaged power cord. operating instructions should be read before the product is operated. If anything strange happens, unplug th
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While Using Monitor Do not open the cover (or back) Never push objects of any kind into because high voltage is present this product through openings at the within the monitor’s enclosure. back of the monitor. It may cause electric shock. It may cause fire or electric shock. No objects filled with liquids, such as Do not allow children to play or hang Do not place a candle or a lighted vases, shall be placed on the monitor. on the monitor. cigarette on the monitor. Spilled liquids may cause electr
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Safety Precautions Power When moving your monitor, remove the Do not touch the power plug with wet Always obey all power plug, antenna, and cables, and let hands when plugging or unplugging. at least two people move it by more than safety messages. two people.. It can result in a risk of electric shock. • All the safety and Failure to follow this instruction can result in electric shock or personal injury. operating instructions should be read before the product is operated. Installation CAUTIO
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During Use Do not wipe the monitor using a Do not place heavy objects or heat cloth damped with chemicals sources on the power cord. CAUTION (benzene, thinner, etc.). Monitor appearance may be marred. It may damage the power cord, causing fire You can be injured or this (Unplug the power plug and wipe with soft or electric shock. cloth.) product or any other of your property can be damaged if you do not follow instructions. When watching the TV, the distance Do not grip speakers when moving Do n
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Checking Accessories Note Check to be sure that the following items are packed with your Monitor. You require a scart to A/V cable in the U,K. Supplied Accessories Remote Control 1 UNIT Batteries (AAA) 2 UNITS Audio Cable 1UNIT PC(15pin) Cable 1 UNIT A/V Cable 2 UNITS AC Cable 1 UNIT 8 INPUT SELECT POWER DISPLAY ZOOM- ZOOM+ MENU VOL VOL PICTURE SCREEN MODE FREEZE MODE SOUND MUTE SLEEP MODE
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Note The following items are optional accessories. Refer purchasing optional accessories from Optional Accessories Daewoo Electronics Local Dealer or the dealer from where you purchased the unit. Speakers DSP-SP20/SP21/SP22 - Speaker Main Unit Dimension : 100(W) x 628(H) 83(D)mm - Including Speaker Stand Dimension : 170(W) x 729(H) x 194(D)mm - Audio Amplifier : 8W + 8W - Impedance : 8Ω - Weight : 7.5kg Table Top Stand DSP-ST20/ST21/ST22 - Dimension : 667(W) x 238(H) x 320(D)mm - Weight : 7kg Wa
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CONTENTS PREPARATION 4 • Safety Precautions 12 • Panel Controls 13 • Remote control BASICS 14 • Installation Instructions 15 • Connecting Speaker to PDP CONNECTION 16 • Connecting PC APPLICATION 20 • Selecting Auto Picture Mode 22 • Adjusting Screen Size 24 • Adjusting Screen Position and Size 26 • Enlarging Screen Size 28 • Watching a Still Image 29 • Adjusting Auto Sound Mode 30 • Customizing Sound Mode 32 • Selecting MENU Background Screen and Languages 44 • Setting Sleep Timer MISCELLANY 35
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Panel Controls Front Panel, Back Panel, Remote Control Parts having same names in Plasma Display and Remote Control would function in exactly the * same way. Front Power STAND BY/OPERATE Power control sensor • Select when adjusting volume or Power Standby: Red - Standby • select/adjust “MENU.” Green - ON Power button Press when moving “MENU.” Rear R R AUDIO AUDIO L L RL PC INPUT RS-232C PORT G/Y B/Pb R/Pr HV EXTERNAL PORT SPEAKER(8 Ohms) RGB/COMPONENT INPUT R R AUDIO AUDIO L L RL G/Y B/Pb R/Pr
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Remote Control Note • Use two “AAA” batteries. • Be sure to use replacement batteries of the same type as the original ones. The number in () indicates the page in which * • The life of a battery depends on how much the function of each button is explained in detail. it has been used. INPUT POWER SELECT Input Select button Power button Pressing the Power button of the Monitor Used to select a desired input. allows the Display to be in standby. (Red Every press of the button light is shown in t
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Installation Instructions When Using the Stand When installing PDP Main Unit, be sure it is done by more than 2 professionals. * For detailed installation information, refer to the User’s Manual, “STAND”. * Take out the STAND from the Smoothly fit the Stand to the package. Plasma Display Panel 1 2 Separate the Protective Caps. (They are used when using for wall mounting, so store them.) Engage the assembled stand Erect the Display with 4 screws (M5) enclosed. 3 4 M5 SCREWS (Assembled Picture) 14
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Connecting the Speaker to the PDP Connecting the Speaker to the Stand 1 Be sure to check if there is a sponge attached to the surface on which the • By using a (-) driver speaker is contacted. or coin, fasten the special screw securely. Stand Connecting the Speaker Cable 2 • Connect one set (two cables) of the cable to the terminals on the back of the speaker in the way that red cable is for (+) terminal and black cable for (–) terminal. 15
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Connecting PC Before connecting to the PDP, set the resolution of the PC. Connecting PC • Go to SETUP-CONTROL PANEL-DISPLAY PROPERTIES in Window 1 Screen. • Choose the SETTINGS tab in the DISPLAY Menu. • DAEWOO PLASMA • In the SETTINGS Menu, select 640x480 or 800x600. supports resolution of VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, UXGA. • Before connecting a Connect the PC to the PDP. PC to the PDP, be sure to adjust the • Prepare the PC cable (D-sub 15pin) and 2 resolution of PC. the PC audio cable(Sold separatel
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Press the Power button. • Turn on the PDP and the PC. 3 Input Select • Select [PC] by pressing the INPUT 4 INPUT SELECT button of the Remote Control or SELECT PDP unit. • Each time you press the INPUT SELECT button, a different input mode appears. The sequence is as follows: PC --> Component 1(RGB H/V) --> Component 1. PC Component1(RGB H/V) Component1 Enjoy Dynamic Ultra Screen Monitor by Using PC’s Keyboard or Mouse. 5 NOTES: The resolution of the PC monitor is best at 640 x 480 (VGA). If the
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PC Input Resolution Available in PDP Resolution Horizontal Frequency(KHz) Vertical Frequency(Hz) Remark 31.469 70.1 IBM 640x350 37.861 85.1 VESA 24.823 56.4 NEC 30.48 60.0 PGA 640x400 31.469 70.1 IBM (DOS) 37.861 85.1 VESA 31.469 59.9 DOS 35 66.7 Macintosh 37.861 72.8 VESA 640x480 37.5 75.0 VESA 39.375 75.0 IBM 43.269 85.0 VESA 31.47 60.1 VGA 720x400 31.469 70.1 IBM 37.927 85.1 VESA 720x480 31.54 60.0 480P 720x576 15.63 25.0 PAL 35.156 56.3 VES 35.16 57.2 VESA 37.879 60.3 VESA 800x600 48.077 72.
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Selecting Auto Picture Mode Selecting Picture Mode Selecting Auto • Press the [PICTURE MODE] on the 1 Picture Mode Remote Control. • Pressing the [PICTURE MODE] first time • Select the Picture modes will display the current PICTURE MODE. that are automatically set PICTURE depending on the kinds MODE of pictures, and enjoy them. Each Press of the Button Will Select One of Four Picture Modes. INPUT • Each time you press the button, a POWER 2 SELECT different Picture mode appears. The sequence used
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Customizing Picture Press the MENU Button. Customizing • The MENU shown below will display on the screen. 1 Picture MENU Picture Mode Normal • You can adjust the Sound Brightness colour tone and Screen Contrast brightness to your Utility Sharpness preference. Input Color Temp. Normal Previous Move INPUT Select POWER SELECT Press the / Button. • After selecting [Picture] by the / buttons, press the 2 button that will display the following. Picture Mode Normal VOL VOL DISPLAY Sound Brightness
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Select User Mode Adjustments 4 • While you are in [Picture Mode – User], press the / buttons to select a specific adjustment item. Picture Mode Normal VOL VOL Sound Brightness Screen Contrast Utility Sharpness Input Color Temp. Normal Previous Move Adjust Picture Condition Adjustments 5 • Press the / buttons to adjust the picture of your preference. Picture Mode User VOL VOL Sound Brightness Screen Contrast Utility Sharpness Input Color Temp. Normal Previous Move Adjust NOTES: While you are in t
