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to a PC
This PDP set is not compatible
with
Macintosh
PC.
PDP
PC (15pin)
Cable
PC
Power Plug
Audio Cable
44
Connect
a PC (15pin)
or BNC
cable
between
the Video
Output
jack
on the PC and
the RGB1
(15p
D-SUB)
or RGB2
on the PDP,
, You can attach
the Ferrite Cores to each jack
of the BNC
cable,
For an explanation
of Component
video,
see your
PC owner's
instruction,
Connect
a Audio
cable
be_._veen the Audio
Output
jack
on the PC and the Audio
Input
(PC)
on the PDP,
TO watch
the PC screen:
1,
Turn on
PDP and
press
the RGB button
to select
the PC mode,
2,
Turn on
PC and
check
for PC system
requirements,
(Refer to pages
46
and
47 for PC system
requirements,)
3,
Adjust
the PC screen,
(Refer to page
48)
Pin Configuration
• 15Pin
Signal
(;able
(based
on protruded
pin)
Pr_No
PC IN
PC OUT
I
Red (R)
Red IR)
2
Greeq (O)
Green (GJ
3
Blue (B}
Blue (B)
4
@0undng
Grouading
5
Glound _g DDC}
Grauqding (DDq
6
R_d (k) Grounding
Red {R} Grounding
7
Green (G}G_cunding
Green GI @cunning
8
_lue B} Groundin_
Blue (B)Grounding
9
Reserved
Reserved
I 0
Syno @ound ng
Sync Grounding
@oun_ng
Grv_ndJng
Data (I)DC)
Daa D()C_
13
H_riz0n al sync.
Hor z0ntal sync
14
Ve fical sync.
Vertical sync
15
Clock [DOC)
Clock (DDq
Setting up'four M onitor £hg and Play
Our
adoption
of the new VESA _ Plug and
Play
solution
eliminates
complicated
and
time
consuming
setup.
It allows
you to install
your
monitor
in a Plug and
Play
compatible
system
without
the usual
hassles
and
confusion,
Your
PC system
can easily
identify
and
configure
itself for use with your
display,
This monitor
automaticafly
tells the PC system
its Extended
Display
Identification
data
(EDID)
using
Display
Data
Channel
(DDC)
protocols
so the PC system can
automatically
configure
itself to use the Flat
panel
display
45
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