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Vor Inbetriebnahme lesen Sie bitte die Bedienungsanleitung aufmerksam durch und bewahren Sie diese sorgfältig auf.
Before first use, read the instruction manual carefully and keep them for future reference.
Antes de utilizarla por primera vez, lea detenidamente las instrucciones para el manejo y guárdelas para futuras consultas.
Lisez soigneusement toutes les notice d'utilisation indiquées avant votre première utilisation, et conservez ce manuel pour vous y référer ultérieurement.
Prima di usare leggete attentamente le istruzioni per l'uso e conservatele per il futuro.
Plasma SCREENLAND
Bedienungsanleitung
Instrucciones para el manejo
Instruction manual
Notice d'utilisation
Istruzioni per l'uso
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Summary of Contents for Plasma Screenland
- Page 1 Plasma SCREENLAND Bedienungsanleitung Instruction manual Notice d’utilisation Instrucciones para el manejo Istruzioni per l’uso Vor Inbetriebnahme lesen Sie bitte die Bedienungsanleitung aufmerksam durch und bewahren Sie diese sorgfältig auf. Before first use, read the instruction manual carefully and keep them for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Menu overview ...........17 Front of the unit ............9 Index ..............20 Setting the remote control...........9 Notes on the remote control ........9 Operating the plasma display using the remote control10 Inserting the batteries..........10 Operating in TV mode ......11 Operation ............11 General notes ............11 Switching on/off ............11... -
Page 3: Risk Of Burning-In
(e.g. fixed fade-ins in the image or video games with areas that do not move). Avoid operating the plasma display in 4:3 picture format for longer periods. Do not view the same teletext page for long periods. -
Page 4: Specifications
126 x 73.5 x 30 cm Dimensions without base 126 x 66.5 x 8 cm Weight 28 kg Display Type Active Matrix Plasma Display Screen diagonals 107 cm / 42 Inch Picture format 16:9 Resolution 852 x 480 pixels Pixel Pitch 0.36 x 1.08 mm... -
Page 5: General, Safety
Avoid direct thermal effects from radia- It may also be possible to return discharged batter- tors or sunlight. If in doubt, consult a specialist dealer. Heat ies to a specialist dealer or retailer. build-up may cause electronic components to fail! 500 mm Plasma Screenland 04/07... -
Page 6: Installation
Make sure that the retaining plates are screwed on with the spacer lobes facing towards the speakers. The screws A (x 2) are intended for the speaker si- de and the screws B (x 1) for the housing side. 04/07 Plasma Screenland... -
Page 7: Connection
220 – 240 V / 50–60 Hz External control connection for D-Sub 9-pin serial inter- Note: face cable connecting the plasma display to a PC or a tuner box If the system is connected to the power voltage, parts of the machine are in operation due to the 7 VGA IN stand-by function. -
Page 8: Speaker Connection
Connection Speaker connection Mains connection To play back sound, connect the speakers for the plasma display Only use the cable included in the scope of delivery to connect (top of illustration) to the speaker jacks on the SCINEMA- to the power supply. Only connect the unit to a grounded BOX II (bottom of illustration) using the speaker cables. -
Page 9: Operating Elements
• SAT, • DVD and so-called • PC mode; To operate the plasma display, press the Mode 37 button until the TV and DVD LEDs light up simulta- 1 POWER neously Power switch: Switch the TV on and off 2 Indicator light showing TV switched on (green) -
Page 10: Operating The Plasma Display Using The Remote Control10
Confirm with button 31 1-9: Time input in system menu 37 Mode button: For selecting different devices (TV, DVR, SAT receiver, DVD player and PC mode (plasma dis- play) Note: The buttons with the star sign (see page 3) are used to control the tuner box. -
Page 11: Operating In Tv Mode
Confirm your selection by pressing the arrow but- Please read the relevant instruction manual. ton 31. If the plasma display is e.g. connected to a PC, you can adjust the settings using the remote control in "PC" mode. Operating without the remote control... -
Page 12: Settings
33 ?/Picture button: Select the picture mode IMAGE: standard, bright, mild 34 List/Menu button: Open the main menu 36 Numerical buttons: 0 : Select the input signal TV-Box, YCbCr, VGA, DVI, confirm with arrow button 31 1-9: Time input in system menu 04/07 Plasma Screenland... -
Page 13: Operating In Ycbcr/Vga/Dvi Mode
The unit automatically switches off after the entered time. Modify the values in menus 1-3 by pressing the arrow buttons 31 on the remote control. Press the menu button 34 to exit the menu and save your settings. Plasma Screenland 04/07... -
Page 14: Adjustment Menu (Only Available In Vga Mode)
F2/Move button 21 on the remote control. Modify the values in the menus by pressing the arrow but- tons 31 on the remote control. Press the menu button 34 to exit the menu and save your settings. 04/07 Plasma Screenland... -
Page 15: External Connections
Signal configuration of the VGA interface External connections PC connection (VGA, DVI) You can use the VGA or DVI connection on the plasma dis- 15 14 play to connect a personal computer. The cable required for this is available at specialised dealers. Set the signal source on the plasma display to VGA or DVI, see page 11. -
Page 16: Appendix
Only use the original packaging for transporting the Mains plug not connected Connect correctly to the mains unit. correctly Plasma display and SCI- Check connection and correct if Caution! NEMA BOX not con- necessary, see page 7 The unit is operated at dangerous voltages. The unit... -
Page 17: Menu Overview
Adjust with button 31 (Vol-/Vol+) System Standard No function Sound mode No function Language Clock "--:--" Time in "hh:mm" format Time on "--:--" Switch-on time Time off "--:--" Time off Format 4:3/Zoom/Decoder/16:9 Setting for the picture format Plasma Screenland 04/07... - Page 18 Switches the PiP function on and off PiP Size 1/2/3/4 Size setting PiP Pos 1/2/3/4/5 PiP position setting: On/Off On: Move the PiP picture anywhere PiP MOVE on the screen Off: Remains in the current position when the button is pressed 04/07 Plasma Screenland...
- Page 19 1 = small; 4 = 40% of the screen PiP Pos 1/2/3/4/5 PiP position setting: On/Off On: Move the PiP picture anywhere PiP MOVE on the screen Off: Remains in the current position when the button is pressed Plasma Screenland 04/07...
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Page 20: Index
Speakers to SCINEMA BOX II PiP menu 14 TV standard 13 Menu navigation 11 Place of installation 5 Country-specific 13 Control unit 11 Opening the plasma Climate 5 Vertical sampling display menu 11 SCINEMA BOX 11 frequency 7 Plasma display 13...
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