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WARNING / CAUTION
1
WARNING
/
CAUTION
WARNING
/
CAUTION
To
prevent
fire or shock
hazards,
do not
expose
this
product
to rain or moisture.
FCC NOTICE
Class
B
digital
device
This
equipment
has been tested and found to com-
ply
with the limits for a Class B
digital
device,
pur-
suant 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 fre-
quency energy
and,
if not installed and used in
accordance with the
instructions,
may
cause harmful
interference to radio communications.
However,
there is no
guarantee
that interference will not
occur in a
particular
installation. If this
equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or televi-
sion
reception,
which can be determined
by turning
the
equipment
off and
on,
the user is
encouraged
to
try
to correct the interference
by
one or more of
the
following
measures:
-
Reorient or relocate the
receiving
antenna.
-
Increase the
separation
between the
equipment
and receiver.
-
Connect the
equipment
to an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is con-
nected.
-
Consult the dealer or an
experienced
radio/TV
technician for
help.
Any changes
or modifications not
expressly
approved by
the
party responsible
for
compliance
could void the user's
authority
to
operate
the
equipment.
CAUTION
Do not
attempt
to
modify
this
product
in
any way
without written authorization from LG Electronics.
Unauthorized modification could void the user's
authority
to
operate
this
product
The
lightning
flash with arrowhead
symbol,
within an
equilateral triangle,
is intended to alert the user to the
presence
of uninsulated
"dangerous voltage"
within the
product's
enclosure that
may
be of
sufficient
magnitude
to constitute a risk of elec-
tric shock to
persons.
The exclamation
point
within an
equi-
lateral
triangle
is intended to alert the
user to the
presence
of
important
operating
and maintenance
(servicing)
instruc-
tions in the literature
accompanying
the
appliance.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT REMOVE COVER
(OR BACK).
NO
USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER TO
QUALIFIED
SERVICE PERSONNEL.
WARNING/CAUTION
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE AND ELEC-
TRIC
SHOCK,
DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRO-
DUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.
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Read these instructions.
Keep
these instructions.
Heed all
warnings.
Follow all instructions.
Do not use this
apparatus
near water
Clean
only
with
dry
cloth.
Do not block
any
ventilation
openings.
Install in
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Do not install near
any
heat sources such as
radiators,
heat
registers,
stoves,
or other
appa-
ratus
(including amplifiers)that
produce
heat.
Do not defeat the
safety purpose
of the
polarized
or
grounding-type plug.
A
polarized
plug
has two blades with one wider than the
other. A
grounding type plug
has two blades
and a third
grounding prong,
The wide blade
or the third
prong
are
provided
for
your
safe-
ty.
If the
provided plug
does not fit into
your
outlet,
consult an electrician for
replacement
of the obsolete outlet.
Protect the
power
cord from
being
walked on
or
pinched particularly
at
plugs,
convenience
receptacles,
and the
point
where
they
exit
from the
apparatus.
Only
use
attachments/accessories
specified
by
the manufacturer.
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
2
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY INSTRUCTION
Important safety
instructions shall be
provided
with each
apparatus.
This information shall be
given
in a se-
parate
booklet or
sheet,
or be located before
any operating
instructions in an instruction for installation for
use and
supplied
with the
apparatus.
This information shall be
given
in a
language acceptable
to the
country
where the
apparatus
is intended to
be used.
The
important safety
instructions shall be entitled
"Important Safety
Instructions". The
following safety
instructions shall be included where
applicable,
and,
when
used,
shall be verbatim as follows. Additional safe-
ty
information
may
be included
by adding
statements after the end of the
following safety
instruction list. At
the manufacturer's
option,
a
picture
or
drawing
that illustrates the intent of a
specific safety
instruction
may
be
placed immediately adjacent
to that
safety
instruction :
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SAFETY INSTRUCTION
3
Use
only
with the
cart, stand,
tripod,
bracket,
or table
specified by
the
manufacturer,
or sold
with the
apparatus.
When a cart is
used,
use
caution when
moving
the
cart/apparatus
combination to avoid
injury
from
tip-over.
Unplug
this
apparatus during lightning
storms
or when unused for
long periods
of time.
Refer all
servicing
to
qualified
service
person-
nel.
Servicing
is
required
when the
apparatus
has been
damaged
in
any way,
such as
power-
supply
cord or
plug
is
damaged, liquid
has
been
spilled
or
objects
have fallen into the
apparatus,
the
apparatus
has
exposed
to rain
or
moisture,
does not
operate normally,
or has
been
dropped.
CAUTION
concerning
the Power Cord :
Most
appliances
recommend
they
be
placed
upon
a dedicated
circuit;
that
is,
a
single
out-
let circuit which
powers only
that
appliance
and has no additional outlets or branch cir-
cuits. Check the
specification page
of this
owner's manual to be certain.
Do not overload wall outlets. Overloaded wall
outlets,
loose or
damaged
wall
outlets,
exten-
sion
cords,
frayed power
cords,
or
damaged
or cracked wire insulation are
dangerous. Any
of these conditions could result in electric
shock or fire.
Periodically
examine the cord of
your appliance,
and if its
appearance
indicates
damage
or
deterioration,
unplug
it,
disconti-
nue use of the
appliance,
and have the cord
replaced
with an exact
replacement part by
an
authorized servicer. Protect the
power
cord
from
physical
or mechanical
abuse,
such as
being
twisted, kinked,
pinched,
closed in a
door,
or walked
upon. Pay particular
attention
to
plugs,
wall
outlets,
and the
point
where the
cord exits the
appliance.
Outdoor Use
Marking
:
WARNING
-
To Reduce The Risk Of Fire Or
Electric
Shock,
Do Not
Expose
This
Appliance
To Rain Or Moisture
Wet Location
Marking
:
Apparatus
shall not be
exposed
to
dripping
or
splashing
and no
objects
filled with
liquids,
such as
vases,
shall
be
placed
on or over
apparatus.
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CONTENTS
4
CONTENTS
WARNING/CAUTION...........................1
SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS......................2-3
INTRODUCTION
Benefits...................................6
TV
Guide On Screen
Notices for
U.S.A/
Digital
CableCompatibility.........................7
Accessories..............................8
Controls
(Model
Name:
50PC1DR/50PC1DRA)
...
10
Connection
Options
(ModelName:50PC1DR/50PC1DRA).
......... .11
Controls
(Model
Name:
42LB1DR/42LB1DRA)
. . 12
Connection
Options
(ModelName:42LB1DR/42LB1DRA).
..........
.13
RemoteControlKeyFunctions
..........
.14-15
INSTALLATION
AttachingtheTVtoaWall..............................16
WireArrangement......................................17-18
DesktopPedestalInstallation...........................19
CONNECTIONS & SETUP
AntennaorCableConnection
..........
.20-21
CableCARD
TM
Setup......................21
HDSTBSetup.......................22-24
VCRSetup..........................25-26
ExternalA/VSourceSetup.................27
AVOutSetup...........................28
DigitalAudioOutput.....................29
DVDSetup...........................30-31
PCSetup............................32-35
BASIC OPERATION
TurningtheTVon........................36
On-screen
Menus
Language
Selection
.......
37
InitialChannelSearch(EZScan).
..........
.38
ChannelSelection........................39
VolumeAdjustment.......................39
TV
GUIDE ON SCREEN
TM
SYSTEM
TV
Guide On Screen
TM
Setup............40-43
TV
Guide On Screen
TM
Feature..........44-64
-
Overview
-
Screen
Components
-
Panel Menu
-
Main
Services
Listings
|
Search
|
Recordings
Schedule
|
Setup
-
Record And Remind Features
Record | Remind
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
DVR
(Digital
Video
Recorder)
Timeshift............................65-67
Recording...........................68-70
ManualRecording........................71
RecordedTV.........................72-77
PIP/POP/Twin
Picture
(Multiple Screen)
WatchingPIP/POP/TwinPicture
............
.78
Selecting
an
Input
Signal
Source
for
PIP/Twin
Picture
79
TVProgramSelectionforPIP...............79
MovingthePIPsubpicture................79
SwappingPIP/TwinPicture.................80
Adjusting
Main and
Sub
Picture
Sizes
for Twin Picture
80
POP(Picture-out-of-Picture:
Channel
Scan)
.......
81
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CONTENTS
5
TV
MENU
On Screen
Menus
Selection
and
Adjustment
. .
82
Setup(Channel)
AutoChannelSearch(EZScan).
..........
.83
Manual
Channel Search
(Manual Scan)
.......
84
ChannelEdit.............................85
DTVSignalStrength......................86
MainInputSourceSelection...............87
AutoLink...............................88
InputLabel.............................89
Video
Adjustment
AutoPictureControl(EZPicture).
.........
.90
Adaptive
Picture Mode
(APM).
..............91
Manual Picture
Control
(EZ
Picture-User
Option)
.
.92
ColorTemperatureControl.
...........
.93-94
XD....................................95
Advanced-Cinema3:2Mode.........................96
Advanced-BlackLevel....................................97
VideoReset.............................98
Audio
Adjustment
AudioLanguage.........................99
Auto Volume Leveler
(EZ SoundRite)
.......
100
AutoSoundControl(EZSound).
.........
.101
Manual
Sound Control
(EZ
Sound-user
Option)
. .
102-103
Balance................................104
TVSpeakersOn/OffSetup...............105
BBE..................................106
Stereo/SAPBroadcastSetup.
............
.107
Time
Setting
AutoClockSetup.......................108
ManualClockSetup......................109
On/OffTimerSetup.....................110
SleepTimer.............................111
AutoOff...............................112
.
Optional
Features
AspectRatioControl.....................113
Caption/Text......................114-115
CaptionOption........................116
ISM
Method
(50PC1DR/50PC1DRA only)
. .
117
Low Power
(50PC1DR/50PC1DRA only)
...
118
HDDFormat............................119
BriedInfo...............................120
Lock
Adjustment
Settingupyourpassword.................121
LockSystem............................122
SetPassword...........................122
BlockChannel..........................123
MovieRating(MPAA)(forUSAonly).
............ .124
TVRatingChildren(forUSAonly)..................125
TVRatingGeneral(forUSAonly)...................125
TVRatingEnglish(forCanadaonly).
.............
.126
TVRatingFrench(forCanadaonly).
.............
.126
InputBlock............................127
CableCARD
TM
Function
Cablemenuoptions......................128
Scrambledchannel......................129
CableChannelList.......................130
EmergencyMessageAlert................130
APPENDIX
External
Control
Device
Setup
.........
.131-137
IRCodes..........................138-139
ProgrammingtheRemoteControl
........
.140
RemoteControlCodes..............141-143
Troubleshooting
Checklist
............
144-146
Maintenance...........................147
ProductSpecifications...................147
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INTRODUCTION
6
BENEFITS
INTRODUCTION
What is a Plasma
Display
Panel ?
Using plasma
is the best
way
to achieve flat
panel
displays
with excellent
image quality
and
large
screen
sizes that are
easily
viewable. The Plasma
Display
Panel can be
thought
of as a descendant of the
neon
lamp
and or a series of fluorescent
lamps.
How does it work?
Plasma
Display
Panel is an
array
of
cells,
known as
pixels,
which are
comprised
of three
sub-pixels,
cor-
responding
to the colors
red,
green,
and blue. Gas in
a
plasma
state is used to react with
phosphors
in
each
sub-pixel
to
produce
colored
light
(red,
green,
or
blue).
These
phosphors
are the same
types
used
in Cathode
Ray
Tube
(CRT)
devices such as televi-
sions and common
computer
monitors.
Plasma
Display
Panel offers a
rich,
dynamic display
because each
sub-pixel
is
individually
controlled
by
advanced electronics to
produce
over 16 million dif-
ferent colors. This means that
you get perfect
images
that are
easily
viewable in a
display
that is
fewer than five inches thick.
160°
-
Wide
angle range
of vision
Your flat
panel plasma
screen offers an
exceptionally
broad
viewing angle
of over 160
degrees.
This means
that the
display
is clear and visible to viewers
any-
where in the room.
Wide
Screen
The wide screen offers a theater-like
experience
in
your
own home.
Multimedia
Connect
your plasma display
to a PC and use it for
conferencing, games,
and Internet
browsing.
The
Picture-in-Picture feature allows
you
to view
your
PC
and video
images simultaneously.
Versatile
The
light weight
and thin size makes it
easy
to install
your plasma display
in a
variety
of locations where
conventional TVs do not fit.
The Plasma
Display
Panel
Manufacturing
Process: a few minute colored dots
may
be
present
on the Plasma
Display
Panel screen
The Plasma
Display
Panel is
composed
of
0.9
to 2.2
million cells. A few cell defects will
normally
occur in
the
Plasma
Display
Panel
manufacturing process.
Several
tiny,
minute colored dots visible on the
screen should be
acceptable.
This also occurs in
other
Plasma
Display
Panel
manufacturers'
products.
The
tiny
dots
appearing
does not mean that this
Plasma
Display
Panel
is defective. Thus a few cell
defects are not sufficient cause for the
Plasma
Display
Panel
to be
exchanged
or returned. Our
pro-
duction
technology
minimizes these cell defects dur-
ing
the manufacture and
operation
of this
product.
Cooling
Fan Noise
In the same
way
that a fan is used in a PC
computer
to
keep
the CPU
(Central
Processing
Unit)
cool,
the
Plasma
Display
Panel is
equipped
with
cooling
fans
to cool the Monitor and
improve
its
reliability.
Therefore,
a certain level of noise could occur while
the fans are
operating
and
cooling
the Plasma
Display
Panel.
The fan noise doesn't have
any negative
effect on
the Plasma
Display
Panel's
efficiency
or
reliability.
The noise from these fans is normal
during
the
oper-
ation of this
product.
We
hope you
understand that
a certain level of noise from the
cooling
fans is
acceptable
and is not sufficient cause for the Plasma
Display
Panel to be
exchanged
or returned.
FOR LCD
TV
If the TV feels cold to the
touch,
there
may
be a
small "flicker" when it is turned on. This is
normal,
there is
nothing wrong
with TV.
Some minute dot defects
may
be visible on the
screen,
appearing
as
tiny
red,
green,
or blue
spots.
However,
they
have no adverse effect on the moni-
tor's
performance.
Avoid
touching
the LCD screen or
holding your
fin-
ger(s)
against
it for
long periods
of time.
Doing
so
may produce
some
temporary
distortion effects on
the screen.
ODpo
a. The fluorescent
lamp
used in this
product
con-
tains a small amount of
mercury.
b. Do not
dispose
of this
product
with
general
household waste.
c.
Disposal
of this
product
must be carried out in
accordance to the
regulations
of
your
local
authority.
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INTRODUCTION
7
TV
GUIDE ON SCREEN
TM
NOTICES FOR U.S.A.
This
digital
television is
capable
of
receiving
basic
analog, digital
basic and
digital premium
cable
television
programming by
direct connection to a cable
system providing
such
programming.
A
security
card
provided by your
cable
operator
is
required
to view
encrypted digital programming.
Cable
operator
enhanced
program
(For
example,
electronic
program guide provided by
the cable
operator),
and data enhanced television service
may require
the use of a set
top
box. For more
information contact
your
local cable
operator.
Trademark Notice
In the United
States,
TV GUIDE and other related marks are
registered
marks of Gemstar-TV Guide
International,
Inc.
and/or
one of its affiliates. In
Canada,
TV GUIDE is a
registered
mark of
Transcontinental
Inc.,
and is used under license
by
Gemstar-TV Guide
International,
Inc.
License Notice
The TV Guide On Screen
TM
system
is manufactured under license from Gemstar-TV Guide
International,
Inc.
and/or
one of its affiliates.
Patent Notice
The TV Guide On Screen
TM
system
is
protected by
one or more of the
following
issued United
States
patents
6,498,895, 6,418,556, 6,331,877; 6,239,794; 6,154,203; 5,940,073; 4,908,713;
4,751,578; 4,706,121.
Use of the CableCARD
TM
TradeMark.
"CableCARD
TM
is a trademark of Cable Television
Laboratories,
Inc."
DIGITAL CABLE COMPATIBILITY
Official term for an HDTV that conforms to the
plug-
and-play digital
cable TV standard
using
POD
(Point
of
Deployment)
access
cards,
also called
CableCARDs,
that allow users to
plug
the cable
directly
into an HDTV set and
enjoy
HDTV and
digi-
tal cable without
having
to use a
separate set-top
box.
is a trademark of SRS
Labs,
Inc.
TruSurround XT
technology
is
incorporated
under
license from SRS
Labs,
Inc.
Manufactured under license from BBE
Sound,
Inc.
A
Digital
Video Recorder
(DVR)
is a device that
empowers you
to control what
you
watch,
when
you
watch it. It allows
you
to store and access TV
pro-
grams
-
functioning
like a
VCR,
but with no video-
tape.
With a
DVR,
you
can also
pause
live TV and
choose the shows
you
want to record
through
an
electronic
program guide.
R
Manufactured under license from
Dolby
Laboratories.
"Dolby
"and the double-D
symbol
are trademarks of
Dolby
Laboratories.
High-definition
television.
High-resolution digital
television broadcast and
playback system composed
of
roughly
a million or more
pixels,
16:9
aspect-ratio
screens,
and AC3
digital
audio. A subset of
digital
television,
HDTV formats include 1080i and
720p
resolutions.
HDMI
TM
,
the HDMI
logo
and
High-Definition
Multimedia Interface are trademarks or
registered
trademarks of HDMI
Licensing."
LG's own
special digital image generator, consisting
of a full
digital image processor,
APM mode & six dif-
ferent main
picture quality
factors.
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INTRODUCTION
8
ACCESSORIES
INTRODUCTION
Ensure that the
following
accessories are included with
your plasma display.
If an
accessory
is
missing, please
contact the dealer where
you purchased
the
product.
MODE
DA
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FLASHBK
TV INPUT TV/VIDEO
Owner's Manual
Owner's Manual Batteries
D-sub 15
pin
Cable
75
Ω Round Cable
Remote Control
Polishing
Cloth
Polish the screen with the cloth.
Power Cord
Cable
Management
2-TV Bracket Bolts 2-TV
Brackets,
2-Wall Brackets Twister Holder
Arrange
the wires with the twister holder.
2-Wall brackets
2-eye-bolts
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2
D
2
D
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D
50PC
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INTRODUCTION
9
HOME MENU
This menu is a contents
guide.
In HOME
Menu,
you
can enter the recorded list of
DVR,
TV
Guide,
Schedule of the TV
Guide,
Manual Record of DVR or TV Menu.
TV Guide
p
0
DVR
p
TV Menu
p
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INTRODUCTION
10
CONTROLS
INTRODUCTION
This is a
representation
of the front
panel
of models
50PC1DR,
50PC1DRA series TVs.
Here shown
may
be somewhat different from
your
TV.
Front Panel Controls
Remote
Control Sensor
POWER
Button
TV
GUIDE
Button
INPUT
Button
MENU
Button
VOLUME
(F,G)Buttons
CHANNEL
(E,D)Buttons
Power
Standby
Indicator
Illuminates red in
standby
mode.
When the TV is turned
on,
the indicator blinks
white and then illumi-
nates white before the
picture
is
displayed.
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Cable CARD
AVN2
L MONO
R
AV OUT
Connect a second TV or monitor.
AV
(Audio/Video)
IN 1
Connect
audio/video
output
from an external
device to these
jacks.
S-VIDEO
Connect S-Video out from an S-VIDEO device.
COMPONENT IN
Connect a
component
video/audio
device to
these
jacks.
HDMI IN
Connect a HDMI
signal
to
1(DVI)
or 2.
Or
DVI(VIDEO)signal
to the
1(DVI)
port
with a DVI to HDMI cable.
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
Connect
digital
audio from various
types
of
equipment.
Note: In
standby
mode,
these
ports
do not work.
RS-232C IN
(CONTROL
&
SERVICE)
PORT
Connect to the RS-232C
port
on a PC.
ANTENNA IN
Connect over-the air
signals
to this
jack.
CABLE IN
Connect cable
signals
to this
jack.
RGB/AUDIO
IN
Connect the monitor
output
from a PC to the
appropriate input port.
Remote Control Port
Connect
your
wired remote control.
Power Cord Socket
For
operation
with AC
power.
Caution :
Never
attempt
to
operate
the TV on DC
power.
Back Connection Panel
This is the back
panel
of models
50PC1DR,
50PC1DRA series TVs.
INTRODUCTION
11
CONNECTION OPTIONS
S-VIDEO
Input
Provides better
picture quality
than the video
input.
AUDIO
Input
Connections are available for lis-
tening
to stereo sound from an
external device.
VIDEO
Input
Connects the video
signal
from a
video device.
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INTRODUCTION
12
CONTROLS
INTRODUCTION
Front Panel Controls
POWER
Button
TV
GUIDE
Button
INPUT
Button
MENU
Button
VOLUME
(
F,G
)Buttons
CHANNEL
(
E,D
)Buttons
This is a
representation
of the front
panel
of models
42LB1DR,
42LB1DRA series TVs.
Here shown
may
be somewhat different from
your
TV.
INDEX
Digital
Cable
Ready
HDTV mode
HDMI1/DVI
or HDMI2 mode
Recording
Setting
the reserve record
Operating
the TimeShift
Remote Control Sensor
Power
Standby
Indicator
Illuminates red in
standby
mode.
When the TV is turned
on,
the indicator
blinks white and then illuminates white
before the
picture
is
displayed.
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Cable CARD
INTRODUCTION
13
CONNECTION OPTIONS
This is the back
panel
of models
42LB1DR,
42LB1DRA series TVs.
Back Connection Panel
S-VIDEO
Input
Provides better
picture quality
than the
video
input.
AUDIO
Input
Connections are available for
listening
to
stereo sound from an external device.
VIDEO
Input
Connects the video
signal
from a video
device.
AV OUT
Connect a second TV or monitor.
AV
(Audio/Video)
IN 1
Connect
audio/video
output
from an external
device to these
jacks.
S-VIDEO
Connect S-Video out from an S-VIDEO device.
COMPONENT IN
Connect a
component
video/audio
device to
these
jacks.
HDMI IN
Connect a HDMI
signal
to
1(DVI)
or 2.
Or
DVI(VIDEO)signal
to the
1(DVI)
port
with a DVI to HDMI cable.
DIGITAL AUDIO OUT
Connect
digital
audio from various
types
of
equipment.
Note: In
standby
mode,
these
ports
do not work.
RS-232C IN
(CONTROL
&
SERVICE)
PORT
Connect to the RS-232C
port
on a PC.
ANTENNA IN
Connect over-the air
signals
to this
jack.
CABLE IN
Connect cable
signals
to this
jack.
RGB/AUDIO
IN
Connect the monitor
output
from a PC to the
appropriate input port.
Remote Control Port
Connect
your
wired remote control.
Power Cord Socket
For
operation
with AC
power.
Caution :
Never
attempt
to
operate
the TV on DC
power.
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INTRODUCTION
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REMOTE CONTROL KEY FUNCTIONS
When
using
the remote
control,
aim it at the remote control sensor on the TV.
INTRODUCTION
i
MODE
DAY+/DAY-
THUMBSTICK
(Up/Down/Left
Right/ENTER)
EXIT
REC LIST
MARK
INFO
VOLUME UP
/DOWN
MUTE
FAV
CHANNEL
UP/DOWN
PAGE
UP/
PAGE DOWN
FLASHBK
---
(DASH)
Select the remote
operating
mode:
TV, DVD, VCR,
AUDIO,
CABLE or STB.
Use for DVR record or trick
play.
p
Controls the mode.
For further
details,
see the
D
R
section.
Control video cassette recorders or DVD
players.
Move the
Listings
Grid forward or backward in 24 hour
increments.
Displays
the main menu. Enters or exits a Panel Menu
in the TV Guide On Screen
system.
Displays
the TV Guide On Screen
system.
p
0
Enter to the mode.
Navigate
the on-screen menus and
adjust
the
system
settings
to
your preference.
Clear all on-screen
displays
and return to TV
viewing
from
any
menu.
Display
the thumbnail recorded list.
p
Enter the selected functions.
p
Display
information at the
top
of the screen.
p
0
Increase/decrease
the sound level.
Switch the sound on or off.
p
Scroll
through
the
programmed
Favorite channels.
Select available channels.
Move from one full set of screen information
to the next one.
Tune to the last channel viewed.
Used to enter a
program
number for
multiple
program
channels such as
2-1, 2-2,
etc.
mode control
buttons
NUMBER button
VCR/DVD
buttons
MENU
TV GUIDE
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TIMER
RATIO
ADJUST
INTRODUCTION
15
POWER
LIVE TV
INPUT
Turns
your
TV or
any
other
programmed equipment
on or
off,
depending
on the mode.
In AV
1-2,
Component
1-2,
RGB-DTV
(or RGB-PC),
HDMI1/DVI,
and HDMI2
input
sources,
screen returns to the last TV channel.
External
input
modes rotate in
regular sequence:
Antenna, Cable, AV1-2,
Component
1-2,
RGB-
DTV
(or RGB-PC),
HDMI1/DVI
and HDMI2
(AV
1-2,
Component
1-2,
RGB-DTV
(or RGB-PC),
HDMI1/DVI,
and HDMI2
input
sources are linked
automatically, only
if these are connected
).
Inside the
Sliding
Cover
PIP
PIPCH-/PIPCH+
PIP INPUT
SWAP
SAP
EZ PIC
APM
EZ SOUND
CC
Switches the sub
picture
PIP, POP,
Twin
pic-
ture or off mode.
p
Changes
the PIP channel.
p
Select the connected
input
source for the
sub-picture.
p
Exchange
the
main/sub
images.
p
0
Select MTS sound:
Mono, Stereo,
and SAP
analog
mode.
Change
the audio
language
DTV mode.
Adjust
the
factory preset picture depend
on the
viewing
environment.
Compare
the
Daylight,
Normal,
Night
Time
and
User1(or2)
on the screen.
p
Select the
appropriate type
of sound for
type
of
program.
Select closed
caption.
p
(*In
DTV/CADTV
modes
p
)
Installing
Batteries
Open
the
battery compartment
cover on the
back side and install the batteries
matching
cor-
rect
polarity
(
+with
+,-with
-
)
.
Install two 1.5V AA batteries. Don't mix old or
used batteries with new ones.
Close cover.
MODE
D
AY DA Y+
LIVETV
NPUT
MODE
D
AY DA Y+
LIVETV
INPUT
Use a remote control
up
to
7
meters distance and 30
degree
(left/right)
within the
receiving
unit
scope.
Dispose
of used batteries in a
recycle
bin to
pre-
serve environment.
Remote control effective
range
Select the amount of time
before
your
TV turns off
automatically.
p
Change
the
aspect
ratio.
p
Adjust
the screen
position,size,and phase
in PC mode.
p
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INSTALLATION
16
ATTACHING
THE TV
TO
A WALL
We recommend that
you
set
up
the TV close to a wall so it cannot fall over if
pushed
backwards.
Additionally,
we recommend that the TV be attached to a wall so it cannot be
pulled
in a forward
direction,
poten-
tially causing injury
or
damaging
the
product.
Caution: Please make sure that children don't climb on or
hang
from the TV.
Insert the
eye-bolts
(or
TV brackets and
bolts)
to
tighten
the
product
to the wall as shown in the
picture.
*Insert the
eye-bolts
and
tighten
them
securely
in the
upper
holes.
Secure the wall brackets with the bolts
(not
provided
as
parts
of the
product,
must
purchase separately
)
on
the wall. Match the
height
of the bracket that is mounted on the wall to the holes in the
product.
Ensure the
eye-bolts
or brackets are
tightened securely.
Use a
sturdy rope
(not
provided
as
parts
of the
product,
must
purchase sepa-
rately)
to tie the
product.
It is safer to tie the
rope
so it becomes horizontal
between the wall and the
product.
50PC1DR/50PC1DRA 42LB1DR/42LB1DRA
INSTALLATION
VESA
Mounting
These 4 threaded holes are
available for
attaching
the
bracket
provided
with the
accessory
wall-mount
installation kit.
600mm
400
mm
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INSTALLATION
17
50PC1DR/50PC1DRA
WIRE ARRANGEMENT
Hold the CABLE MANAGEMENT with both hands and
pull
it backward as shown.
Connect the cables as
necessary.
To connect an additional
equipment,
see the External
equipment
Connections section.
1
2
Install the CABLE MANAGEMENT as shown.
3
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INSTALLATION
18
INSTALLATION
WIRE ARRANGEMENT
42LB1DR/42LB1DRA
Connect the cables as
necessary.
After
connecting
the cables
neatly, arrange
the cables to the
Cable Holder.
To connect an additional
equipment,
see the External
equipment
Connections section.
Install the CABLE MANAGEMENT as shown.
How to remove the CABLE
MANAGEMENT
G
Hold the CABLE MANAGEMENT
with both hands and
pull
it backward.
CABLE MANAGEMENT
G
Do not hold the CABLE MANAGEMENT
when
moving
the
product.
-
If the
product
is
dropped, you may
be
injured
or the
product may
be broken.
NOTE
CABLE HOLDER
1
2
Bundle the cables
using
the
supplied
twister holder.
3
TWISTER HOLDER
The TV can be
conveniently
swiveled on its stand
30° to the left or
right
to
provide
the
optimum
viewing angle.
Swivel Stand
(Only
42LB1DR/42LB1DRA)
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INSTALLATION
19
DESKTOP PEDESTAL INSTALLATION
Power
Supply
Short-circuit Breaker
GROUNDING
Ensure that
you
connect the earth
ground
wire to
prevent possible
electric shock. If
grounding
methods
are not
possible,
have a
qualified
electrician install a
separate
circuit breaker.
Do not
try
to
ground
the unit
by connecting
it to
telephone
wires,
lightening
rods,
or
gas pipes.
This manual
explains
the features available on the
50PC1DR,
50PC1DRA seriesTVs.
Here shown
may
be somewhat different from
your
TV.
For
proper
ventilation,
allow a clearance of 4 in. on each side and the
top,
2.36 in. on the
bottom,
and 4 in.
from the wall.
CAUTION
Ensure
adequate
ventilation
by following
the clearance recommendations.
4 inches
4 inches
2.36 inches
4 inches
4 inches
2.36 inches
50PC1DR/50PC1DRA 42LB1DR/42LB1DRA
4 inches
4 inches
4 inches
4 inches
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