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  • Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL DTQ-3282SCS...
  • Page 2 CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN CAUTION : TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK) NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage”...

  • Page 3: Important Safeguards

    IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS PLEASE READ ALL THESE INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING YOUR TELEVISION EQUIP- MENT AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. FOLLOW ALL WARNINGS AND INSTRUCTIONS MARKED ON THE TV RECEIVER. 1 Read all of these instructions. 7 Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation 2 Save these instructions for later use.
  • Page 4 13 An outside antenna system should not be (f) When the television equipment exhibits a distinct change in performance - this located in the vicinity of overhead power indicates a need for service. lines or other electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall into such 18 When replacement parts are required, be power lines or circuits.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS PREPARATION •CONNECTING ANTENNA..............6 •NAME OF EACH PART .

  • Page 6: Connecting Antenna

    CONNECTING ANTENNA VHF/UHF OUTDOOR ANTENNAS NOTE: Bad picture reception could often be caused by bad antenna connection. Be sure to check the antenna direction, its height, etc. In case of using single antenna cable VHF Antenna UHF Antenna LTo Receive Cable Programs Plug CATV coaxial cable in the antenna socket (unit) at the back Coaxial Cable...

  • Page 7: Name Of Each Part

    NAME OF EACH PART Front Panel •The buttons installed on the front of the TV set is functioning as same as those on the Remote Control. POWER POWER TIMER 1. MAIN POWER Button Turns your HDTV monitor on or off. 2.
  • Page 8 Top and Side Panels S-VIDEO VIDEO L-AUDIO-R AV3 INPUT TV/AV MENU COMPONENT TV/AV button Each time you press the TV/AV button the HDTV Monitor will cycle through : VOLUME Down/Up ( C C / B B ) Use these buttons to change your HDTV Monitor’s volume or/and changes the setting in the menu screen.

  • Page 9: Rear Panel

    Rear panel COMPONENT INPUT AV INPUT MONITOR (480i/480p/1080i) VIDEO AUDIO S-VIDEO (MONO) AUDIO 1. COMPONENT INPUT 1, 2, 3 Use to connect video and audio from HD component as digital equipments or digital video disc(DVD). This input terminal can be operate 480i/480p/1080i signal. 2.

  • Page 10: Remote Control Botton

    REMOTE CONTROL BUTTONS Remote Control Note: •When batteries are low, the Remote Control may not work. Change them immediately when they get weak. • ( )Number in the blank serves as an address; it shows the page number containing a •Be sure to use two 1.5V size AAA batteries.

  • Page 11: To Watch Tv Program

    TO WATCH TV PROGRAM To Watch TV Program Buttons on the front of the TV set have the same functions as those of the REMOTE CONTROL. BPress two number buttons of the Remote Control to select a channel directly. The numbers should be in digits.
  • Page 12 To Mute the Sound Instantly LThis function is used when there is a 1.Press the “TV POWER”button. phone call or a visitor. LPress “MUTE” button, to stop the •The TV screen will illuminate, and the power sound of the program. Mono indicator lamp will light up red.
  • Page 13 Automatic Memory of Channel LActual broadcasting channels can be 1.Press “MENU” button. set up in the “Memory” of the TV set through this function. •The main menu will appear. With an automatic channel setup memory, desired channels can be selected easily with “CHANNELx/y” buttons.
  • Page 14 4.Press “VOLUMEB” buttons. Automatic Channel Memory function (Auto Program) starts. •Checking from channel 2 to channel 69,(Cable1~125) Auto Program this function automatically memorizes only those Air 11 channels which are actually broadcasting. Auto setup now ? •When “MENU” button is pressed during the setup process, the setup operation quits.
  • Page 15 Add or Remove Channel from Memory LThis function is another way to 1.Select a channel. include a channel when a channel can not be memorized due to a low •Select a channel by pressing number buttons. broadcasting signal. Mono Ex) Ch 13 2.Choose to add or erase from memory.

  • Page 16: Adjusting Screen Size

    Watching CATV Programs LWatching CATV programs is 1.Press “MENU” button and select “Set Up” sub-menu. possible only in areas where CATV services are provided. •The reception mode shifts from “AIR” to “CABLE”. Cable 12 Cable 12 2.Select a channel. •Select a channel by pressing either number buttons 0 - 9 or 100.
  • Page 17 Watching Video Programs 1.Connect the video cable to the VIDEO socket at the back or the side of TV set, and press “TV/AV” button on the remote control. •The screen changes to video mode as follows: •Whenever this button is pressed, the screen shifts in sequence : Watching Component Programs 1.Connect the component cable to the component socket at the back...

  • Page 18: Open Function Menu

    OPEN FUNCTION MENU Accessing to “Sound” Sub-menu LEnjoy programs with selected modes 1. Press “MENU” button. by using various functions. •The screen appears as shown: 2. Select “Sound” menu by using “VOLUMEC C /B B ” buttons. •Move the cursor to the “Sound” menu by using “VOLUMEC/B”...

  • Page 19: Adjusting The Picture

    ADJUSTING THE PICTURE Adjusting Picture Quality LUsers do not need to handle many 1. Press “AUTO PICTURE” button. operation units in adjusting the picture on the screen. Just make one •The following pictures appear on the screen in sequence, and the picture of the selections already built in by adjustment state is changed.
  • Page 20 Picture Noise Reduction LLow transmission signals may cause 1. Press “MENU” button. bad picture or noise. LThis function corrects this type of •The screen appears as follows : problem. 2. Select “Picture” by using “CHANNELx x ” button. •Move the cursor to the “Picture” menu by using Picture : Dynamic LTo eliminate or reduce picture noise, “CHANNEL x”...
  • Page 21 Adjusting the Picture Screen to Your Preference LAccording to the user’s preference, 1.Press “MENU” button. brightness, contrast, sharpness, color, and tint can be adjusted for •Then the screen appears as follows: each of AV1, AV 2, AV3 and TV mode. Brightness: •Adjusts the degree of brightness or darkness of the whole screen.
  • Page 22 3. Adjust “Tint” by using “VOLUMEC C /B B ” buttons. •Press “VOLUMEC” button, and the green tint Picture : Dynamic Brightness increases. Contrast •Press “VOLUMEB” button, and the red tint Sharpness Color increases. Tint Picture NR Move Prev •To adjust other functions such as brightness, etc., select the function you want by using “CHANNELx/y”...

  • Page 23: Adjusting The Sound

    ADJUSTING THE SOUND Customizing the Audio 1. Press “MENU” button. •Then, the screen appears as follows : “Balance” LThis function balances the volume between left and right speakers. L“Balance” adjusting screen appears as follows: 2. Select “Sound” menu by using “VOLUMEC C /B B ” buttons. •Move the cursor to the “Sound”...
  • Page 24 4. Select Range of Sound by using “VOLUMEC C /B B ” buttons. •“CHANNELx” strengthens the selected range of Equalizer sound. •“CHANNELy” weakens the range of sound. •Signal bar (-) moves up and down showing the selected sound range. Move Prev •The selected range of sound looks pale blue, and the range not selected looks white.
  • Page 25 Receiving Stereo or SAP Mode Programs LWhen transmission signal is low or 1.Press “MTS” button. broadcasting condition is not good, sound might be cut off temporarily. •Whenever this button is pressed the mode status shifts in the following sequence: This type of malfunctioning is not Stereo Mono caused by the TV set.

  • Page 26: Automatic Power On/Off

    AUTOMATIC POWER ON/OFF Setting up Present Time LBefore setting up the Automatic 1. Press “MENU” button. “On” / “Off” mode, the clock must have the current time entered in •The screen appears as shown : the clock setting. 2. Select “Function” by using “VOLUMEC C /B B ” buttons. •Move the cursor to the “Function”...
  • Page 27 4. Set up the Curent Time. •Press “VOLUMEC/B” buttons, and the screen Timer Clock AM 1:00 appears as shown in the left figure: On Time •Press “CHANNELx/y” buttons, and the letters - - : - - On Volume “AM 1:00” will turn in blue. Off Time - - : - - •Set up the present time by using “VOLUMEC/B”...
  • Page 28 Activating/Deactivating Automatic “On” and “Off LThis time memory function autom- 1. Press “MENU” button. atically turns the TV set “On” or “Off” at a planned time. Once set up, this •Then, the screen will appear as follows : function works every day unless the set time is canceled or the TV set is unplugged.
  • Page 29 4. Select “On Time” to turn the TV set “On”. •Press “CHANNELx/y” buttons, and the screen Timer appears as follows: Clock AM 1:00 On Time - - : - - On Volume Off Time - - : - - Move Prev •Press “VOLUMEC/B”...
  • Page 30 7. Set up the “Off Timer”. •Press “CHANNELx/y” buttons, and the letters “AM Timer - - : - -” will turn blue. Clock AM 1:00 On Time •Set up “Off Timer” by using “VOLUMEC/B” buttons. AM11:00 •Keep pressing the “VOLUMEC/B” buttons, then, the On Volume Off Time set up time will continue to change by unit of one...

  • Page 31: Special Functions

    SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Selecting the On-Screen Language LThe language of the program on the 1.Press “MENU” button. screen can be changed to one of the following On-Screen languages : •The main menu will appear as shown in this English, French, and Spanish. example: 2.Select “Function”.
  • Page 32 4.Select the language using “VOLUMEC C /B B ” buttons. •Press this button, and the On-Screen language changes in the following order : English Français Español English Function Fonction Timer Heure Language ( English Langue Français Parental Control Parentale Caption Souus - Titres AV Input AV Entrée...

  • Page 33: Fine Tuning Channels

    Fine Tuning Channels 1.Press “MENU” button. •The main menu will appear. 2.Select “Set Up”. •Move the cursor to the “Set Up” menu using “VOLUMEC/B” buttons. •Press “CHANNELx” button to select set up, and the sub menu will appear. 3.Press “CHANNELx x /y y ” buttons. •Highlight Ch Edit(as shown).
  • Page 34 4.Select “Fine” to fine tune. •Highlight “Fine”. Ch Edit •Press “VOLUMEC/B” buttons to fine the channel. Channel Air 11 Add/Erase •Keep pressing “VOLUMEC/B” buttons until the Fine channel is as clear as possible. •To fine tune another channel, first, select the channel, then, repeat the steps above.
  • Page 35 Setting up “Caption” Function L “Caption” is a display of words that 1.Press “MENU” button. can substitute for the audio of the TV. This function provides a •The main menu will appear. narration plus a written version of dialogue and sound effects. “Text” is not usually related to the action on- screen, often providing information such as news or weather.
  • Page 36 Setting up “Child Lock” Function LUsers can lock channels by entering 1.Press “MENU” button. with a 4-digit password. LWhen “Child Lock” is set up, the •The main menu will appear. channels locked are not available on the screen. 2.Select “Function”. •Move the cursor to the “Function”...
  • Page 37 4.Enter your password. •Use the number buttons(0-9) to enter your Parental Control password. Note, if this is your first time using the “Parental Control” menu, be certain to remember it, Enter the Password after entering your password, or keep a written #### copy stored as you would with any confidential info.
  • Page 38 •The “No Ratings” item toggles between “Unblock” and “Block”. This item determines whether or not to block the programs which are not rated by “Movie Ratings” and “TV Guidelines”. Use “CVOLB” buttons to change the settings. Parental Control Parental Lock : On TV Guidelines Movie Ratings No Ratings :...
  • Page 39 Fine Tuning Channels 1.Press “MENU” button. •The main menu will appear. 2.Select “Special”. •Move the cursor to the “Special” menu using “VOLUMEC/B” buttons. •Press “CHANNELx” button to select set up, and the sub menu will appear. 3.Select “Tilt”. •Press “CHANNELx/y” button to select “Tilt”. Special Surround Power Restore...

  • Page 40: Surround Settings

    SURROUND SETTINGS 1.Press “MENU” button. •The main menu will appear. 2.Select “Special”. •Move the cursor to the “Special”, menu using “VOLUMEC/B” buttons. •Press “CHANNELx” button to select “Special”, and the sub menu will appear. 3.Select “Surround”. •Whenevre this button is pressed, the screen Special changes “Surround”...

  • Page 41: Connecting Equipments

    CONNECTING EQUIPMENTS Audio Set Camcoder (Video Camera and Recoder) Video Cassette Recorder HD Component Rear Panel Connections •When the HDTV monitor is in Video Mode, the monitor transmits Video Signal out. COMPONENT INPUT AV INPUT MONITOR (480i/480p/1080i) VIDEO AUDIO S-VIDEO (MONO) AUDIO...
  • Page 42 HD component To connect a HD component, follow the diagram below or digital video disc (DVD). COMPONENT INPUT (480i/480p/1080i) HD Component Output Camcorder The Video3 inputs on the side of the HDTV Monitor make it easier to connect a camcorder. To do this, follow the diagram below.

  • Page 43: Programming The Remote Control

    PROGRAMMING THE REMOTE CONTROL The HDTV Monitor’s remote control is pre-programmed to operate your HDTV Monitor. However, you can also program the HDTV Monitor’s remote control to operate other components, such as Cable TV BOX, or VCR. 1. Confirm that the external component is plugged in and turned off. 2.

  • Page 44: Component Codes

    COMPONENT CODES Cable TV Box Brand Code 004 006 007 041 POST NEWS WEEK 044 048 055 PRUCER ANTRONIX 014 050 070 071 ARCHER 008 010 017 027 095 096 CABLE STAR PULSAR CENTURION CENTURY REGAL 051 052 057 091 CITIZEN 092 093 COLOR VOICE...
  • Page 45 CRAIG 005 038 108 079 107 112 014 015 020 030 CURTIS MATHES 030 032 041 042 055 039 069 076 079 DAEWOO 001 007 009 012 MINOLTA 014 020 SHARP 030 050 118 143 060 061 086 088 MITSUBISHI...

  • Page 46: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING B B Before Asking for Service: Neither picture nor sound: Picture is OK, but no Sound is OK, but no Overlapped Picture sound: color: Image: •Is power code plugged in? •Check if “Volume Down” is •Check if the “Color Control” is •Check if the antenna direction pressed.

  • Page 47: Specifications

    SPECIFICATIONS General BROADCASTING HDTV Ready NTSC System Sound System R(7W)/L(7W) Screen Size 32”(diagonal), 16:9 Aspect ratio Power Source AC 120V, 60Hz Power Consumption 170W Dimension(mm) 890(W) x 581(H) x564(D) Weight 58Kg...

  • Page 48: Limited Warranty

    WARRANTY Warranty Daewoo Electronics America Inc. warrants each new electronic product manufactured by it to be free from defective material and workmanship and agrees to remedy any such defect or to furnish a new part (at the Company’s option) in exchange for any part of any unit of its man-...
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