Hyundai H Lcd1502 Instruction Manual

							11 OSD operationsMenu Operation
1.  Press MENU button to display the main menu.
2.  Press VOLUME UP/DOWN (VOL+/-) buttons to enter the needed menu.
3.  Press PROGRAM DOWN (PROG-) button to highlight the desired menu/item.
4.  Press VOLUME UP/DOWN (VOL+/-) buttons to adjust the setting.
5.  Press MENU button to save setting and go back to last menu.
6.  Press MENU button to exit the menu.
Note:The buttons on the fro nt panel have the same functions as t he corresponding RC buttons.
PICTURE MENU
Enter Picture menu. You can adjust following parameters:
brightness, contrast (to adjust the difference between the
light and dark areas of the picture), saturation (to adjust the
richness of the color), sharpness, hue, color tone, backlight
(to adjust the level of back light, depending on room
lighting), picture mode (to adjust the brightness, contrast,
saturation and sharpness of the picture simultaneously).
Notes: Saturation and sharpness are not available in PC mode. Hue is only available in NTSC
mode. For Color Tone: Cool is for a more blue palette of picture colors, Warm is for a more red
palette of picture colors, and Normal is between the two. Personal is only available in PC mode.
GEOMETRY MENU
Enter Geometry menu. The menu is only available in PC
and component input modes. You can adjust following
parameters: H-position (to adjust the horizontal position of
the picture), V-position (to adjust the vertical position of the
picture), H-size (to adjust the sampling frequency of A/D),
Phase (to adjust the sampling phase of A/D), AUTO (to
adjust the screen display to the best state automatically).
Notes: For H-size: the option is usually adjusted with H-position and V-position; this can make
picture get better quality. You also can use AUTO function to make picture better. For Phase: you
canadjust this value accordingly if there are close bright dots on the picture or linear shimmer
phenomenon happens.
SOUND MENUEnter Sound menu. You can adjust  following parameters:volume, bass, treble, balance (to adjust how much loudnessis sent to the left and right speaker), surround (ON/OFF),AVK (auto volume level function ON/OFF).Note: Surround and AVK are not available in TV mode. 
						

							12INSTALLATION MENUEnter Installation menu. Following options are available forsetting:Channel. To set the received TV channel number. You canalso change the channel by pressing number buttons.Color System. To select color system.Sound System. To select sound system. If there is no soundor sound is week, you should change the sound systemacco rdingly.
Auto Scan. To search and save channels automatically. If you press the MENU button to stop Auto
scan process, the last saved channel will be shown. The TV is mute when starting Auto scan. You
need set the correct sound system according your local signal to get good performance before or
after auto scan.
Manual. To search channels manually. The searching process will stop when a channel has been
found, and the channel will be saved. Press MENU to stop the searching process. You can start
searching fro m any frequency by changing channel number or band.
Fine Tuning. To tune RF frequency finely.
Band. To set the proper band when starting manual search.
Channel edit. Select the item to access channel edit function
pro viding fo llo wing sub-it ems.
Skip. Sets the current channel to skip or not. If the channel
is set to skip, you cannot select it by pressing PROG+/-
buttons on the RC. You can select it exactly by entering
channel number using number buttons. If a channel is set to
skip, the channel number color shows on the screen as red.
Swap channel. Change Current channel and Swap channel
to numbers of the channels you want to swap.
Favorite channel. Select favorite channel you want from FAV.CH1 to FAV.CH8.
FUNCTION MENU
Enter function menu. You can adjust  following parameters:
language (to select OSD language), PQ effect (to set picture
quality improvement function ON/OFF), black extend (to
set black level extend function ON/OFF), blue screen
(ON/OFF).
TIMER MENU
Enter timer menu. You can adjust following parameters:
time (to set the current time), turn off (to set a time for t he
TV to turn itself off), turn on (to set a time for the TV to
turn itself on), turn on source (to set a signal source for the
TV to turn itself on), turn on channel (to set a channel for
the TV to turn itself on), calendar (disp lays t he current date,
month and year).
Note: Turn o n channel funct io n is o nly available in TV mo de. 
						

							13 TroubleshootingBefore calling a technician, please check the following items to see whether you can easily diagnose
and fix the encountered symptoms on your own.
SymptomsPossible CauseCorrectionNo picture, no sound,
and no  indicat o r lightThe power cord is not plugged in.
Contrast, sharpness, color and volume
are all in the minimum value or TV is
in mut e mo de.Plug the power cord in.
Alter the value of contrast,
sharpness, color and volume.Picture and sound with
abnormityCo nt rast  and co lo r are set  impro perly.
Co lo r syst em is set  impro perly.
So und syst em is set  impro perly.Set the value of Contrast,
sharpness, and color properly.
Select  AUTO fo r Co lo r syst em.
Set the sound system properly.Picture is spotted or
with snowSignal source is low-grade or the
signal is in a lo wer qualit y.Use the qualified signal cord.Blue backgroundNo Video signal or the signal cord is
improperly/not connected.Connect the signal cord
properly.PC Picture is not in the
middle of the screenPict ure is no t  well adjust ed.Press the CH+/CH- buttons at
o ne t ime t o  adjust  it .
Adjust  H/V- po sit io n manually
t o  adjust  it .No soundNo Audio signal or the signal cord is
improperly/not connected.Connect the audio signal cord
properly.
Set the sound system properly.The RC does not workBat t eries are impro perly inst alled o r
exhausted.Make sure the positive and the
negative polarities are correct.
Reattach the battery lid.
Replace the batteries. 
						

							14 The causes of interferenceIncorporated in your TV receiver are the most up-to-date devices to eliminate interference. Local
radiation however, can create disturbances, which visibly affect your picture. Proper installations, a
good aerial are your best safeguards against these disturbances.
xRF INTERFERENCE
Moving ripples across the screen are caused by nearby transmitting or receiving short-wave
radio equipment.
xDIATHERMY
Herringbone pattern and partial picture loss can result from the operation of diathermy
equipment from a nearby doctors surgery or hospital.
xSNOW
Weak TV signals from long distant stations result in an instead picture and give the effect of
falling snow. An antenna adjustment or antenna amplifier may be needed.
xGHOST
Multiple image caused by TV signals reflected back from surrounding buildings, hills, aircraft,
et c. is minimized by co rrect  aerial po sit io ning.
xCAR IGNITION
Nearby cars and electrical motors can cause small streaks across the picture or make the picture
ro ll. 
						

							15 SpecificationsItemsH-LCD1502Size (diagonal)15.0 inch (38 cm)Brightness400 (cd/m2
)Contrast450:1Angle of View140/140High Speed Response16 msLCD panel
it ems
Reco mmended Reso lut io n1024o768Color SystemPAL, NTSC, SECAM,PAL/NTSC Digit al Co mb Filt erYESSound SystemDK, I, BG, MAudio Output2x2.5 WAV-Audio InputYES (S-Video  is using in co mmunit y)AV-Video InputYESEarphone OutputYESS-Video InputYESVGA Video InputYESVGA Audio InputYESVoltage InputDC 100-240V ~50/60HzMaximum Po wer Co nsumpt io n40W (with power adaptor)Unit  Dimensio n460 mm (L) x 355 mm (W) x 156 mm (H)
including the pedestalUnit Weight5 kgNote:The LCD panel is a high techno logy product with many thin film transist ors that can give you
a fine picture details. Occasionally, a few non-active pixels may appear on the screen as a fixed
point of blue, green, red, black or white, please note that this does not affect the performance of
your LCD TV.
Warning:Specifications may be subject to change without notice for improvement. 
						

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