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- Page 1 LCD Monitor LT-32WX50EU INSTRUCTIONS LCD Monitor INSTRUCTIONS ◆ Moniteur LCD MANUEL D’INSTRUCTIONS ◆ LCD Monitor BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG ◆ Televisore a cristalli liquidi Monitor LCD MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES ◆ ЖК-монитор ИHCTPУKЦИИ ПO ЭKCПЛУATAЦИИ ◆ ◆ ISTRUZIONI ◆ LCT2621-001A-H...
- Page 2 LCD Monitor LT-32WX50EU INSTRUCTIONS...
- Page 3 Warning Please follow all the guidelines below. Never try to repair the product yourself! ● To prevent electrical shock, do not open cover or take apart the AC adapter. Repair should be done by service personnel only. ● If the problem cannot be solved in “Troubleshooting” (➔ page 44), unplug the power cord and contact your retailer.
- Page 4 Never cut or damage the power cord! ● If the power plug is not the right shape, or the power cord is not long enough, use an appropriate plug adapter or extension cable. (Consult your retailer.) Do not allow the product to fall! ●...
- Page 5 Dear Customer, This apparatus is in conformance with the valid European directives and standards regarding electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety. European representative of Victor Company of Japan, Limited is: JVC Technical Services Europe GmbH Postfach 10 05 04 61145 Friedberg Germany...
- Page 6 [Business users] If you wish to dispose of this product, please visit our web page http:// www.jvc.eu/ to obtain information about the take-back of the product. [Other Countries outside the European Union] These symbols are only valid in the European Union.
- Page 7 Maintenance Cleaning the screen The screen of this monitor is coated with layers of thin films, such as a coating to prevent unwanted reflections. Damages to these layers can lead to irreversible changes in appearance such as uneven colour, discolouration, and scratches. Follow the instructions below to prevent such troubles.
- Page 8 Ventilation openings Keep space around the product as illustrated below at minimum for proper ventilation. 200 mm 150 mm 50 mm To avoid burn-in Do not display a still picture for an extended period of time. Doing so may cause a faint image to remain on your screen. To prevent an accidental fall To prevent injury, the monitor must be fixed to the floor/cabinet.
- Page 9 Features › More precise adjustment of picture quality with a wide range of adjustment properties › Enjoy SLR digital camera photographs ➔ page A-11 › Slim cabinet provides you with greater freedom of choice for installation › Quick response making video games more exiting —...
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Page 10: Table Of Contents
Contents Warning ......... . . ii Installation . -
Page 11: Installation
Installation Included items ● Main unit (monitor) ● Speaker unit ● Stand ● VESA bracket ● M4 x 8 screws (for the stand or VESA bracket, × 4) ● M3 x 12 screw (for the HDMI cover, × 1) ● Remote control unit, AAA size batteries... -
Page 12: Attaching The Speaker Unit
Attaching the covers ● Attach the HDMI cover (3) and AC terminal cover (5) after connections have been made. Fix the HDMI cover to the unit using the supplied screw. Break off the bottom right of the HDMI cover when you want to extend the HDMI cable backwards. -
Page 13: Connecting External Devices
Connecting external devices To connect a device with component terminals To connect a device with a composite terminal To connect a computer To connect a DVI device To connect an HDMI device ø 3.5 mm stereo mini plug Green To INPUT-1 terminal To INPUT-1/INPUT-2 terminals... - Page 14 ● HDMI (V.1.3, with Deep Color, with x.v.Colour INPUT-3: D-sub 15 pin AUDIO IN terminal : 3.5 mm stereo mini jack INPUT-2: HDMI terminal A: Video cable (supplied) B: Audio cable (supplied) C: Video cable (supplied) D: RS-232C extension cable (supplied) a: Component cable (sold separately) b: Audio cable (sold separately) c: Video cable (sold separately)
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Page 15: Connecting The Power Cable/Ac Adapter
Connecting the power cable/AC Adapter ● Connect AC plug adapter and power cord to the monitor in the order of numbers below. ● Insert the power terminal firmly until you hear a clicking sound. ● Ground the earth plug of the power cable to the earth terminal of the AC outlet. -
Page 16: Parts Identification
Parts identification Main unit Speaker unit Remote sensor Power indicator Lights while the monitor is on. Remote sensor Aim the remote control here. Turns the monitor on/off (on standby). INPUT Switches the input. Opens the setting menu. Functions as the down cursor MENU key in the menu operations. -
Page 17: Remote Control
Remote control Turns the monitor on/off (on standby). LINK Opens the operation window for HDMI CEC devices. (➔ page 11) OPTION Opens the setup window of HDMI CEC devices. Opens the setting menu of the Photo viewer (➔ page 38). MENU Opens the setting menu. -
Page 18: Controlling Hdmi Devices
Controlling HDMI devices You can control HDMI CEC devices connected to this monitor using the remote of the monitor. ● This function can be customized in the “ HDMI ” settings (➔ page 34). ● Devices may not operate or may function differently from described, depending on the model or the manufacturer. -
Page 19: Changing The Settings
Changing the settings Example: to change the setting of “ Colour Temperature ” Open the menu. Select “ Picture ”. Select “ Colour Temperature ”. ● The item currently selected is shown in orange. Select the setting you want. ● When the selected item is followed by an adjustment screen, press the ] buttons to make adjustments. -
Page 20: Picture
Technical information Adjust the picture to your needs Set up the monitor for your PC Enjoy SLR digital camera photographs Menu index by task Show Your True Colours. A-10 A-11 A-12... - Page 21 Adjust the picture to your needs To use a preset Open the menu. Select a memory from “ Setting Memory ” in “ Picture ”. In the initial setting, 6 presets are assigned to each memory as follows: ● Memory1 : Standard ●...
- Page 22 This monitor features rich menus for picture control, in addition to 10 pre- installed sets of picture settings carefully prepared by JVC to suit various types of video content and viewing environment. Enjoy controlling appearance of pictures using the “ Picture ” menu, and create your own picture settings.
- Page 23 ● Characteristics of the 10 presets Dynamic Makes pictures colourful and bright, suitable for watching in a well-light room. Standard The most standard setting. Theater Suitable for watching cinemas in a dark room. ● Special settings Signage Suitable for digital signage use in market, shops or hotels.
- Page 24 ➔ See the following pages for the setting values of each preset. Monitor Does not apply colour adjustments or noise reductions. Input video signals are displayed as they are. Suitable for monitoring purpose. Photo Pro Suitable for watching still pictures of SLR digital cameras. Game Gives priority to the response time for picture movement.
- Page 25 ● Setting values of each preset ● The settings are subject to change for amelioration. Hue Setting BY Gain BY/RY Angle Colour Contrast Contrast Setting Black Stretch Dynamic DC Offset Auto Contrast Brightness Sharpness Enhancer Enhancer Setting Detail H.Sharp V.Sharp Backlight Backlight Setting Smart Picture...
- Page 26 Photo Pro Game Signage Medium –15 –10 Mode-3 Mode-3 Mode-3 –15 –5 –15 –15 Medium Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto Auto sRGB Auto Wide Mode-5 Mode-2 Mode-2 CCTV HD CCTV SD Option High High –4 –30 Mode-1 Mode-1 Mode-3 –5 Medium Medium Auto...
- Page 27 White Balance Setting R Drive / G Drive / B Drive R Cutoff / G Cutoff / B Cutoff Colour Management Mode-1 Colour Mngmt. Setting Red Hue / Red Colour Yellow Hue / Yellow Colour Green Hue / Green Colour Cyan Hue / Cyan Colour Skin Hue / Skin...
- Page 28 Photo Pro Game Signage Mode-2 Mode-1 Mode-3 Mode-2 Mode-3 Medium Medium Auto Auto Auto Normal Middle Normal CCTV HD CCTV SD Option Mode-2 Mode-1 Mode-4 Mode-2 Mode-6 Medium High Auto Auto Normal Normal Short...
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Page 29: Selecting The Input Signal
Set up the monitor for your Selecting the input signal When you connect a PC to the INPUT-3 terminal, set the type of the input signal accordingly. ● For signals in VGA60 and XGA60 Set “ Sampling Mode ” to “ Std ”. (➔ page 32) ●... - Page 30 If the picture is not aligned vertically, or letters on the screen look blurred Set the aspect to “ 1:1 ”, and adjust “ Dot Clock ” and “ Clock Phase ”. (➔ page ● For signals in 1920 x 1080, set the aspect to “ Full ” and adjust the same items. If the picture is cropped, or extra margins are displayed around it 1 Set the aspect to “...
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Page 31: Sound
Menu index by task General tone of colour Tone of colour (including white) Tone of colour (in detail) Range of colour representation Amplitude of the colour difference signal Demodulation angle of the colour difference signal Pattern of colour correction Colour correction (in detail) Total density of colour Amplitude of the colour difference signal... -
Page 32: Picture
Picture Setting Memory You can store up to 6 sets of the “ Picture ” settings and use them. ● When the input is changed, the memory used for the input last time is automatically applied. Memory1 / Memory2 / Memory3 / Memory4 / Memory5 / Memory6 ■... -
Page 33: Hue Setting
Adjusts the tone of colour. –30 – +30 (Skin colour reddish ↔ Skin colour greenish) ■ Hue Setting Adjusts the tone of colour in detail. ● The setting is fixed to 0 and unadjustable when “ Colour Space ” is set to “... -
Page 34: Contrast Setting
Contrast Adjusts the brightness of brighter areas of pictures. –30 – +30 (Dark ↔ Bright) ■ Contrast Setting Adjusts settings of functions relating with contrast. ● The functions are not available when “ Colour Space ” is set to “ sRGB ” or “... -
Page 35: Enhancer Setting
Sharpness Emphasizes outlines on a picture. ● The setting is unadjustable when “ Enhancer ” is set to “ Off ”. –30 – +30 (Fuzzy ↔ Sharp) ■ Enhancer Selects the frequency band enhanced by “ Sharpness ”. Off : Deactivates the function. ■... -
Page 36: Smart Picture
Backlight Setting Adjusts settings of functions relating with backlight. ◆ Smart Picture Reduces the backlight automatically in dazzling scenes. On / Off ■ ◆ Dynamic Backlight Reduces the backlight automatically in dark scenes to represent black deeper. High / Medium / Low / Off ■... -
Page 37: Colour Space
Colour Matrix Selects the colour matrix used for colour conversion. ● The setting is fixed to “ Auto ” and unadjustable when “ Colour Space ” is set to “ sRGB ”, “ AdobeRGB ”, or “ x.v.Colour ”. ● The setting is fixed to “... -
Page 38: Colour Temperature
Colour Temperature Adjusts the colour temperature (colour tone). The higher the colour temperature, the more bluish the picture. ● The setting is fixed to “ Mode-5 ” and unadjustable when “ Colour Space ” is set to “ sRGB ” or “ AdobeRGB ”. ●... -
Page 39: Colour Management
Colour Management Adjusts the total colouring of pictures. Three colour management presets are available to suit a variety of colour temperature settings. ● The setting is fixed to “ Off ” and unadjustable when “ Colour Space ” is set to “... -
Page 40: Picture Management
◆ Green Hue / Green Colour Adjusts the tone/colourfulness of green colours. –15 – +15 (Yellow ↔ Cyan) / –30 – +30 (Dilute ↔ Dense) ■ ◆ Cyan Hue / Cyan Colour Adjusts the tone/colourfulness of blue colours. –15 – +15 (Green ↔ Blue) / –30 – +30 (Dilute ↔ Dense) ■... -
Page 41: Noise Reduction
Noise Reduction Adjusts the settings of picture noise reduction. ● The functions are unavailable when “ PC Monitor Mode ” is set to “ On ” or when signals in a PC signal format are coming in. ◆ Digital VNR Reduces picture noise. -
Page 42: Natural Cinema
Natural Cinema Displays quick-moving parts on cinemas originally taken on films with more clarity. ● The setting is fixed to “ Off ” and unadjustable when “ Picture Delay Time ” is set to “ Short ”. ● The setting is fixed to “ Off ” and unadjustable when “ PC Monitor Mode ” is set to “... -
Page 43: Eco Mode
Eco Mode Adjusts the brightness of backlight depending on the luminance of the room to reduce power consumption. Demo : Activating the function and indicating its performance. ■ On : Activating the function. Its performance is not indicated. ■ Off : Deactivates the function. ■... -
Page 44: Sound
Sound ● The following settings are not adjustable while using the Photo viewer (➔ page 36). Bass Adjusts bass tone. –6 – +6 (Weaker ↔ Stronger) ■ Treble Adjusts treble tone. –6 – +6 (Weaker ↔ Stronger) ■ Balance Adjusts sound balance. L10 –... -
Page 45: Turn On Volume
Optimizes the sound for the monitor’s supplied speaker unit. When the speaker unit is connected, setting “ PEQ “ to “ On “ brings high and low tones into balance, making the sound clearer. Select “ Off “ when connecting other speakers. -
Page 46: Setup
Setup Menu Language You can choose the language used for on-screen messages. English (EU) / Deutsch / Français(UE) / Italiano / Français(UE) / ■ Català / Nederlands / Dansk / Svenska / Norsk / Suomi / Polski / Magyar / Русский / Ελληνικά / Português / Česky / Български / Українська... - Page 47 Zoom Adjusts the aspect of pictures. ● The setting is also adjustable through the [ZOOM] button on the remote control. ◆ Options when the current input signal is SD Auto : When the video signal contains information about aspect ratio ■...
- Page 48 ◆ Options when the current input signal is HD ● You can select “ Full Native ” only when the input signal is 1080i/p. Full : Stretching a picture to the ■ width of the monitor. Full Native : Displaying a picture ■...
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Page 49: Position Adjustment
Position Adjustment Adjusts the picture position on the monitor. ● Vertical adjustment is effective when “ Zoom ” is set to “ 14:9 Zoom ”, “ 16:9 Zoom ”, “ Panoramic ”, “ 16:9 Zoom Subtitle ”, or “ Panoramic Zoom ”. ●... -
Page 50: Input Label
Input Label Adds a source name specifying a device after the source name (“ Input-1 ” - “ Input-3 ”). (No label) / VCR / DVD / Blu-ray Disc / PVR / D-VHS / STB / SAT / ■ AMP / GAME / CAM / DISC / PC 4:3 Aspect Setting Selects the aspect setting which is applied when “... -
Page 51: Pc Setting
PC Setting Adjusts the settings for PC signals. ● The items below are unadjustable when no PC signal is input: “ H Size ”, “ V Size ”, “ Dot Clock ”, “ Clock Phase ”, “ PC Position Adjustment ”, and “ Auto Position Adjustment ”. -
Page 52: Dot Clock
◆ Dot Clock Adjust this when the picture is not aligned vertically. ● The adjustment is kept after turning off the power. –20 – +20 ■ ◆ Clock Phase Adjust this when letters on the screen look blurred or swaying. ●... -
Page 53: Hdmi
HDMI Control with HDMI Makes an HDMI CEC-compatible external component controllable through this monitor. On : Enables HDMI CEC control. ■ Off : Deactivates HDMI CEC control. ■ One Touch Play Starting playback on an HDMI CEC-compatible external component automatically turns on the monitor and change its source to the component. -
Page 54: Amp Control
AMP Control Makes an HDMI CEC-compatible amplifier controllable through the monitor. ● The setting is fixed to “ Off ” and unadjustable when “ Control with HDMI ” is set to “ Off ”. On / Off ■ Input-1 Audio Selects the audio signal type for INPUT-1. -
Page 55: Viewing Photographs On Sd Card
Viewing photographs on SD card/USB device Cautions ● Insert or remove SD cards and USB devices gently and in the right direction. Otherwise, the devices or the monitor may be damaged. ● It is recommended to keep a backup of your files. ●... -
Page 56: Usb Device
● To view the next/previous page, press [GREEN]/[RED]. ● When you turn on the monitor while both an SD card and a USB device are connected, the photographs on the SD card are displayed. Select “ Flash Device “ in the “ Device ” setting (➔ page 38) to display the photographs on the USB device. - Page 57 To customize the settings Open the menu. Change the settings. Exit the menu. ◆ Device Select which device is displayed when both are connected; SD card or USB device. ◆ Sort Select the display order of photographs. File Name : In alphabetic order by file name. ■...
- Page 58 About SD cards and USB devices ● The maximum capacity of devices playable on this monitor is as follows: - SD cards, miniSD cards, microSD cards: 2 GB - SDHC cards, miniSDHC cards, microSDHC cards: 32 GB - USB devices: 32 GB ●...
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Page 59: External Control
External Control You can control LT-32WX50EU from external control equipment (a personal computer or a dedicated controller) via the RS-232C terminal on the rear of the monitor. ● Connect the RS-232C extension cable to the RS-232C terminal on the rear side of the monitor. (➔ page 07) Communication specifications Cable A crossover cable with a RS-232C connector... - Page 60 Command outline To control the monitor from external control equipment, send operation commands to the monitor. Example of communication procedures External control equipment 1Operation command to select “ Input-3 ”. 2 Acknowledgment from the monitor. 3The input is changed to “ Input-3 ”. Command structure ! 0x82 0x80 IP 3 Lf a: Header...
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Page 61: Command List
Command list ● “ * ” is the monitor ID. Normally, set it to “0x80”. ● Enter the appropriate data to “xx” or “x”. Operation commands † 0x82 † 0x82 † 0x82 † 0x82 † 0x82 † 0x82 0x82 0x82 0x82 ††... - Page 62 Functions Turns on/off the monitor. Selects the input. Adjusts the volume. Turns muting on/off. Selects an item of “ Setting Memory ” (➔ page 13). Selects the aspect ratio. Sends the remote control code pass-through. Sets the monitor ID. Enables/disables operations from the remote control.
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Page 63: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting The following are not malfunctions. ● This LCD display is built with very high precision technology; however, be aware that a few pixels may be missing or constantly lit. ● When a still image is displayed for a long time, it may remain indistinctly on the screen after the picture has changed. - Page 64 Cannot turn on the monitor. ● Connect the power cord properly. (➔ page 08) The remote control does not work. ● Insert the batteries in the correct direction. (➔ page 04) ● Replace the batteries with new ones. ● Aim the remote control to the remote sensor on the monitor. (➔...
- Page 65 No sound from HDMI devices. ● Set “ Input-1 Audio ” properly. (➔ page 35) Cannot control HDMI CEC devices. ● Set “ Control with HDMI ” to “ On ”. (➔ page 34) ● Some devices may not accept controls by HDMI CEC. Cannot operate the product using the buttons on the monitor.
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Page 66: Specifications
Specifications Model name LCD panel Screen size (visible area size measured diagonally) Display resolution Display colours Viewing angle (TYP.) Luminance (TYP.) Contrast ratio (TYP.) Panel response speed Horizontal/vertical frequency (computer signal) Compliant video signal formats Speakers Audio output Operating environment Power requirements AC adapter (FSP180-AKAN1) - Page 67 ● This monitor is precision equipment and needs dedicated packing material for transportation. Never use any packing material supplied from sources other than JVC or JVC-authorized dealers. ➔ page 04 HDMI ×2, D-sub (15 pin) ×1, Audio input (3.5 mm...
- Page 68 Dimensions unit: mm 1 : 496.1 55.0 /80.0 (with the speaker unit) 3 : 772.4 40.7 5 : 254.0 6 : 214.7 ● Use screws of adequate length (M4 × 12 – 16) to fix the VESA bracket and wall mount adapter.
- Page 69 Compliant signal formats (1) INPUT-3 terminal (PC) Signal PC98 VGA 60 †1 VGA 72 VGA 75 WVGA 60 †2 SVGA 60 SVGA 72 SVGA 75 XGA 60 †1 XGA 70 XGA 75 WXGA(1280) †2†3 †2†4 WXGA(1360) WXGA 60 †2†5 †6 SXGA 60 SXGA+ 60 †7...
- Page 70 Total pixels pixel per line line per frame 1088 1056 1040 1056 1344 1328 1312 1664 1792 1793 1688 1066 1688 1066 1880 1087 1650 2200 1125 ● Signals in a format not listed above may not be displayed properly. Change the resolution setting on the PC.
- Page 71 Compliant signal formats (2) INPUT-3 terminal (composite) Frequency Signal Vertical (Hz) Horizontal (kHz) PAL/50 50.00 PAL/60 59.94 SECAM 50.00 NTSC3.58 59.94 NTSC4.43 59.94 PAL M 59.94 PAL N 50.00 INPUT-1, INPUT-2 terminal (HDMI-HDMI) Signal VGA 60 480/60p 720/60p 1080/60i 480/60i 1080/60p* 576/50p 720/50p...
- Page 72 Total pixels pixel per line line per frame 1650 2200 2200 1980 2640 2640 2750 2640 2200 * EIA/CEA-861-D-compliant ● Signals in a format not listed above may not be displayed properly. Change the resolution setting on the PC. ● Some signals may not be displayed properly even if their format is in the list above.
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Page 73: Index
This software is based in part on the work of the lndependent JPEG Group. ● The open source software is embedded in this product. For more information, please go to: http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/download/lnx/09jvc_mo/index.html ● DejaVu font is used in this product under the license below. _____________________________________________________ Fonts are (c) Bitstream (see below). - Page 74 Arev Fonts Copyright ------------------------------ Copyright (c) 2006 by Tavmjong Bah. All Rights Reserved. Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of the fonts accompanying this license (“Fonts”) and associated documentation files (the “Font Software”), to reproduce and distribute the modifications to the Bitstream Vera Font Software, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, merge, publish, distribute, and/or sell copies of the Font Software, and to permit persons to whom the Font Software is furnished to do so, subject...
- Page 75 Index Icons ......10 ..... 10 .
- Page 76 LINK ..... . . 11 Lip Sync ....25 Main unit .
- Page 78 2009 Victor Company of Japan, Limited 1009HHH-MW-MT...