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Operating

Instructions

Digital

Multimedia

Color

Display

PanaMedia

de

P

IVA

15

TT

PP

2

Panasonic.

Please

read

these

instructions

thoroughly

before

operating

the

display

monitor

I?

Federal

Communications

Commission

Requirements

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

Class

B

digital

devices,

pur-

suant

to

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules..

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmiul

interference

in

a

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if

not

installed

and

used

in

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications.

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

inter-

ference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular

installation.

If

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is

encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

—

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna.

Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is

connected.

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

I

l

FCC

Warning:

To

assure

continued

FCC

compliance,

the

user

must

use

grounded

power

supply

cord

and

the

provided

shielded

video

interface

cable

with

bonded

ferrite

cores.

Also,

any

unauthorized

changes

or

modifications

to

this

monitor

would

void

the

users

authority

to

operate

this

device.

Customer’s

Record

The

serial

number

of

this

product

is

printed

on

its

back

cover

label.

Note

this

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

and

retain

this

booklet

as

a

permanent

record

of

your

purchase

to

aid

in

identification

of

the

unit

in

the

event

of

theft

or

loss,

Model

Number:

PanaMedia

PM15

Seriat

Number

:

Table

of

Contents

Introduction

PRECAUTIONS

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Features..................

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NIN

installation

Installation

Connection

to

AC

power

supply

How

to

connect

your

signal

cable

Names

of

parts

External

view

Operation

On-Screen

Display

Operation

Adjustments

Functions

Power

management

Memory

Timing

Specifications

Trouble

Shooting

if

Trouble

Occurs

All

product/brand

names

are

trademarks

or

registered

trademarks

of

the

respective

holders.

O

1995

Matsushita

Electric

Industrial

Co.,

Ltd.

=

Precautions

1)

Place

of

installation

*

Heat

will

adversely

affect

the

cabinet

and

the

parts

inside.

Avoid

exposing

the

monitor

to

direct

sunlight,

a

stove

or

other

heat

source.

«

Install

the

display

unit

in

a

well-ventilated

place.

Keep

the

display

unit

away

from

the

wail

or

other

obstructions

so

that

the

ventilation

holes

in

the

cabinet

will

not

be

blocked

during

use.

«Keep

moisture

and

dust

away.

Keep

the

display

unit

away

from

the

kitchen,

bathroom,

washing

machine,

etc.

Here

it

will

be

exposed

to

water,

steam,

moisture,

or

dust,

which

will

cause

trouble.

2)

Precautions

+

Keep

magnetic

objects

away.

Unshielded

speakers

and

other

devices

that

use

magnets,

motors

and

unshielded

transformers

that

generate

strong

magnetism

must

be

kept

away

from

the

display

unit

as

it

may

cause

color

irregularity

or

tmage

distortion.

«

Receiving

trouble.

If

there

is

a

television

set

or

another

display

unit

nearby,

keep

your

display

unit

as

far

away

from

it

as

possible.

Mutual

interference

can

cause

image

distortion

or

noise.

*

Take

good

care

of

the

cabinet.

Volatile

solvents

or

adhesives

can

cause

the

cabinet

to

deteriorate

or

its

paint

coat

to

peel.

Long

exposure

to

rubber

or

vinyl

products

can

also

leave

stains

on

the

cabinet.

*

Be

sure

to

unplug

the

power

cable

and

disconnect

the

external

lines

before

moving

the

display

unit.

Take

special

care

of

the

cathode

ray

tube

(CRT).

*

Also

take

good

care

of

the

power

cable.

Do

not

place

heavy

objects

on

the

power

cable.

Do

not

attempt

to

extend

it,

tie

it

into

a

knot,

or

pull

to

unplug

it

from

a

power

outlet.

*

Do

not

place

things

on

the

display

unit.

Do

not

place

containers

of

liquid

or

cloths

wet

with

a

solvent

on

the

display

unit,

as

this

could

cause

an

electrical

hazard.

3)

Caring

for

your

display

unit

+

Use

a

soft

dry

cloth

to

clean

the

outside

of

your

monitor.

if

the

unit

is

very

dirty,

wet

a

cloth

with

a

neutral

detergent,

squeeze

it

to

remove

excess

liquid,

wipe

the

unit

with

it,

and

finish

by

wiping

with

a

dry

cloth.

Do

not

use

a

chemical

duster

or

polisher-cleaner

because

it

can

adversely

affect

the

unit

and

peel

the

paint

coat.

«

Use

a

soft

dry

cloth

to

clean

the

CRT

surface.

Harsher

materials

may

scratch

and

damage

the

screen

permanently.

1)

2)

3)

4)

5)

6)

7)

8)

9)

Multimedia

*

An

stereo

pair

of

3

Watt

Dome

Speakers

(3W

+

3W

output)

is

included

as

standard

equipment

and

a

microphone

is

bulit

in,

so

that

multimedia

can

be

enjoyed

with

a

minimum

of

space

taken

up

by

equipment.

{In

order

to

use

this

function,

your

computer

must

have

an

audio

input/output

function.)

Digital

adjustment

using

the

on-screen

display

»

The

on-screen

menu

is

available

in

5

languages.

English,

French,

German,

Spanish

or

Italian

can

be

selected.

»

Custom

adjustments

can

be

quickly

and

easily

made

through

the

on-screen

menu

utilizing

four

buttons

on

the

front

panel.

»

The

on-screen

menu

allows

adjustments

to

be

made

by

scrolling

effortlessly

through

choice

bars.

The

Plug

&

Play

PanaMeda

PMS

is

a

DDC

1/2B*

compatible

monitor

that

uses

VESA"

(Video

Electronics

Standards

Association)

DDC

™

(Display

Data

Channel)

standard.

This

allows

the

ParaMeda

PMS

to

inform

a

compatible

host

of

its

capabilites

which

meet

the

Microsoft"

/

Intel”.

Plug

&

Play

Definition

used

by

Windows

"95.

Power

Management

+

A

power

management

circuit

conforming

to

the

VESA

DPMS

standard

is

incorporated

into

the

monitor.

Power

consumption

of

the

monitor

can

be

lowered

when

using

it

in

combination

with

a

computerfdisplay

adaptor

that

meets

the

DPMS

standard.

+

As

an

Energy

Star

Partner,

Panasonic

Communications

&

Systems

Company

has

determined

that

this

product

meets

the

Energy

Star

guidelines

for

energy

efficiency.

Environmentally

Friendly

*

All

the

plastic

parts

are

recyclable.

Low-Leak

Flux

(Static

Prevention}

e

The

display

unit

meets

the

Swedish

MPRII

standard

fai

low-frequency

lield

and

tow-frequency

field

static.

PanaSync

digital

muiti-scan

*

Automatic

following

is

performed

in

the

horizontal

frequency

range

of

30kHz

to

69kHz

and

the

vertical

frequency

range

of

50Hz

to

160Hz,

with

high

resolution

in

VGA/SVGA/VESA/

Macintosh

13°/16°/19"

modes

up

to

1280

(H)

x

1024

(V).

*

Eight

timing

selections

(

1

preset

and

7

reservation)

have

been

preset

by

the

factory

for

image

size

and

position.

In

addition

there

are

8

user

programmable

selections

of

timing.

High

quality

*

The

high

resolution

monitor

uses

a

0.27

mm

dot

pitch

anti-static

non-glara

picture

tube.

Other

features

»

Automatic

selection

of

synchronized

input

signals

(separate,

composite

or

sync-on-green).

*

An

ergonomically

designed

tilt

and

swivel

base

to

complement

virtually

any

office

design.

The

pan

angle

is

90

degrees

at

the

right

and

left,

and

the

tilt

angle

is

13

degrees

up

and

4

degrees

down.

VESA

DDC

V2B

The

PM15

is

a

VESA

DDC

128

type

of

display.

The

PM15

is

capable

of

continuously

transmitting

ita

EDID

(Extended

Display

IDentitication)

using

a

uni-directional

DDC

1

communications

channe!.

In

addition,

the

The

PMi5

can

respond

to

a

request

for

EDID,

or

complete

VDIF

(Video

Display

interFace),

to

be

transmitied

using

DDC2,

Level

B

commands.

The

EDID

data

contains

the

display

Identity

and

the

basic

display

specifications.

The

VDIF

data

contains

full

display

specifications

as

definded

ín

the

VESA

VDIF

standard.

If

a

DDC2

capable

host

ls

detected

by

the

PM15,

It

will

switch

to

a

bi-directional

DDC2

communications

channel,

As

required

by

this

standard,

the

PM15

is

incapable

of

switching

from

DDC2

to

DDC1

unless

the

power

is

removed,

once

it

has

switched

from

DDC1

to

DDC2.

Specifications

15"

CRT

(14.0°/35.6

cm

Viewable

image

size)

Fiat

square

Dot

pitch

0.27

mm

or

0.28

mm

Phosphor/Glass

RGB

medlum-short

persistence

Surface

Video

Signal

level

0.7

Vp-p

(without

sync

signal),

1.0

Vp-p

(with

sync

signal)

Synch.

signais

H/V

Separate

{TTL

level),

H/V

Composite

(TTL

level),

Sync-on-green

Horizontal

frequency

Allowable

frequency

range:

30.0

to

69.0

kHz

Vertical

frequency

Allowable

frequency

ranga:

50.0

to

160

Hz

2.0Vrms

(max)

Connectors

Video

Hearphone

3.5mm

diameter

stereo

mini

jack

Microphone

input

3.5mm

diameter

stereo

mini

jack

Microphone

output

3.5mm

diameter

stereo

minl

jack

Audio

input

2

RCA

pin

jacks

(left,

right)

CEE

22

type

3-pin

connector

Active

display

area

(HX

V}

Factory

preset

10.2"X

7.7"

(260X

195

mm)"

(Dependent

upon

Large

scan

11.3"X

8.6”

(288X

218

mm)”

signal

timing

used)

Display

Color

Analog

input,

unlimited

number

of

colors**

Input

power

supply

AC100

to

240

V

AC

(50/60

Hz}

120

W

typical

<8

W

sleep

mode

(See

page

14)

Controls

Front

panel

Power

ON/OFF

and

[1]

,[d,

bo).

[2]

keys,

volume,

mute

key

On-scraen

display

Contrast,

Brightness,

Video

input

signal

level

(0.7

V/1.0

V),

Memory

recall,

Horizontal

position,

Horizontal

size,

Vertical

position,

Vertical

size,

Pincushion,

Trapezoid,

Parallelogram,

Color

Select

(9300K/655

OK/User

color

(User

Color

adjustment),

Frequency

display,

Language

select,

Audio

(volume,

mute),

Monitor

Self-Test

li

Tilt/swivel

13°

up,4”

down,

90°

each

to

right

and

left

Dimensions

(WX

HX

D)

(W.7°X

15.1

X

16.0")

(374X

383X

407

mm)

Weight

{Net

weight)

13.6

kg

(30.0

Ibs)

Speakers

Frequency

response

|

10Hz

to

20kHz

(typ.)

Audio

output

3W

+

3W

(typ.)

Microphone

Typs

Electric

Condenser

Input

sensitivity

-43

dB

FCC

Class

B,

UL

1950,

MPAT

,

CSA

22.2

No

950.

DPMS,

DDC

1/2B

Standard

1

fixed

signal

cable

for

VGA,

SVGA,

1

detachable

AC

power

supply

cord.

1

detachable

speaker

cable

{RCA

phono

pin

/

Stereo

mini

plug).

1

detachable

microphone

cable

(Stero

mini

plug?

Stereo

mini

plug).

Tilt

+

13"

,-4*

and

Swivel

+/-

90

Operating

Instructions,

Warranty

card

Environmental

conditions

Operating

Temperature

0

~

35°C

(32-95F

}

Humidity

5

~

90%

(no

condensation)

Altitude

10,000

feat

Storage

Temperature

-20

~

+60U

(-4-140F

)

Humidity

5

~

90%

(non-condensatian)

Altitude

40,000

feet

Note:

The

on-screen

image

may

flicker

if

the

display

is

operated

with

the

Vertical

frequency

under

60

Hz,

*

For

signal

timing

used,

see

page

16.

*

*

Depends

on

RAMDAC

of

computer

video

output

and

software

support

for

number

of

colors.

Specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

This

product

may

be

subject

to

export

control

regulations.

Design

4

specifications

subject

to

change

without

notice.

—

(OBER

Installation

The

signat

cable

connections

differ

depending

on

what

computer

you

are

using.

When

connecting

to

an

IBM

compatible,

and

when

connecting

to

an

Apple

computer,

connect

as

shown

below.

When

connecting

to

any

other

system,

please

read

that

system’s

operation

manual,

1

Please

read

the

Operation

Manual

thoroughly

before

installing

the

display

monitor,

Y

2

Before

connecting

to

a

computer,

always

tum

the

computer

power

OFF.

<

IBM

compatible

>

<

MAC

>

3

Is

the

computer

to

be

connected

an

IBM

3

If

you

are

using

a

Macintosh,

please

purchase

a

compatible?

Macintosh

conversion

adapter

separately.

Vy

Connect

a

MAC

conversion

adapter

to

the

signal

Connect

tha

accessory

video

cabia

to

the

video

cabie

connector

connected

to

the

computer

side.

connector

on

the

display

monitor

rear

panel

ter-

4

Then

connect

the

connector

at

the

other

end

of

minal

post,

then

connect

the

other

end

to

the

the

cable

to

the

video

connector

on

the

display

computer

video

output

connector.

monitor

rear

panel

terminal

post

mac

adapter

Panasonic

MAC

adapter

Mac

i

|

13”

|

640

X

480

}

UNIMAC-82D

Connect

the

power

cord

to

the

monitor,

832X624

|

UNIMAC-82D

and

plug

the

other

end

into

an

electri-

| |

19”

|1024X768

[UNIMAC-82D

cal

outlet.

For

UNIMAC-82D

adapters

consult

your

dealer

or

ay

1-800-PANASYS.

6

Turn

the

display

monitor

power

switch

ON,

then

turn

the

computer

switch

ON.

7

Reterring

to

the

operation

instructions

on

page

9,

sel

your

desired

settings.

If

the

AC

power

supply

voltage

is

in

the

range

100V

to

240V,

either

50Hz

or

60Hz

frequency

can

be

used.

There

is

no

AC100V/240V

selector

switch.

Caution

«To

use

the

display

unit

safety,

use

a

power

cord

with

a

ground

wire

and

always

ground

the

ground

wire.

«Always

use

the

AC

cords

listed

below

for

each

area,

U.S.A

...

UL

Canada

...

CSA

in

other

regions,

for

safety

please

use

an

AC

plug

cord

that

complies

with

each

country's

safety

regulations.

How

to

connect

your

signal

cables

It

is

necessary

for

your

computer

to

have

a

stereo

sound

input/output

function.

Always

use

the

speakers

and

microphone

accessory

cable,

or

use

an

equivalent

cable

with

length

of

59"

(1.5

m).

Connect

the

video

signal

cable

referring

to

the

previous

section.

Connecting

to

an

IBM

compatible

computer

Connecting

to

a

MAC

Á

stereo

sound

card

(example:

sound

source

such

as

|

The

speakers

must

be

usable

with

stereo

output,

the

Sound

Blaster)

is

necessary.

and

there

must

be

a

microphone

input

function.

[+]

To

use

speakers

To

use

speakers

Connect

the

SPK

OUT

cable

(caution:

do

not

mistake

|

Connect

AUDIO

IN

on

the

rear

of

the

monitor

to

the

right

and

left}

from

the

sound

card

(example:

Sound

sound

output

port

(sound

output

icon)

on

the

rear

of

Blaster

etc.)

on

the

rear

of

the

computer

to

AUDIO

IN

|

the

computer

via

a

cable

with

stereo

mini

plugs.

on

the

rear

of

the

monitor.

{L}

(RCA

Phono

plug)

En

T

(®3.5mm

Stereo

mini

ptug)

{R)

[2]

To

use

the

built-in

microphone

To

use

the

built-in

microphone

Connect

MIC

OUT

on

the

rear

of

the

monitor

to

MIC

IN

|

Connect

MIC

OUT

on

the

rear

of

the

monitor

to

the

on

the

sound

card

(example:

Sound

Blaster

etc.)

on

sound

input

port

(sound

input

icon)

on

the

rear

of

the

the

rear

of

the

computer

via

a

stereo

mini

jack

cable,

computer

via

a

cable

with

stereo

mini

plugs.

(93.5mm

Stereo

mini

plug)

ec

j

(®3.5mm

Stereo

mini

plug)

[3]

To

use

headphones

mm

To

use

headphones

Connect

the

3.5

mm

stereo

headphone

jack

on

the

left

:

side

of

the

monitor

to

a

pair

of

audio

stereo

lid

O

Pags

tr

Fin

a

headphones

or

external

speakers

via

a

cable

with

3.

|

headphones

or

external

speakers

via

a

cable

with

3.

5

mm

stereo

mini

jacks.

Sound

is

not

output

from

the

|

5

mm

stereo

mini

jacks.

Sound

is

not

output

from

the

monitor’s

stereo

Dome

Speakers

when

a

3.5

mm

monitor’s

stereo

Dome

Speakers

when

a

3.5

mm

stereo

plug

is

inserted

into

the

monitor's

|

Stereo

plug

is

inserted

into

the

monitor's

headphone

headphone

jack.

jack.

{3.5mm

Stereo

mini

plug)

[4]

To

use

an

external

microphone

Connect

MIC

IN

on

the

left

side

of

the

monitor

to

a

com-

mercially

available

audio

microphone

via

a

stereo

mini

jack

cable.Also

connect

MIC

OUT

on

the

rear

of

the

monitor

to

MIC

IN

on

the

sound

card

(example:

Sound

Blaster)

on

the

rear

of

the

computer

via

a

stereo

mini

jack

cable.

Sound

cannot

be

input

via

the

built-in

micro-

phone

when

an

extemal

microphone

is

used,

To

use

an

external

microphone

Connect

MIC

IN

on

the

left

side

of

the

monitor

to

a

commercially

available

audio

microphone

via

a

stereo

mini

jack

cable.

Also

connect

MIC

OUT

on

the

rear

of

the

monitor

to

MIC

IN

on

the

rear

of

the

computer

via

a

stereo

mini

jack

cable.

Sound

cannot

be

input

via

the

built-in

microphone

when

an

external

microphone

is

used.

(43.

5mm

Stereo

mini

ptug)

Connect

one

end

of

the

power

cord

to

the

monitor,

and

plug

the

other

end

ínto

a

power

outlet.

Turn

the

display

monitor

power

switch

ON

before

tuming

the

computer

switch

ON.

Caution:

*

If

the

computer

has

a

stereo

type

sound

output,

do

not

connect

the

monaural

plug.

Shorting

will

cause

damage

to

the

internal

amplifier.

»

Ifa

filter

or

touch

panel

Is

attached

to

the

screen

blocking

the

speakers,

the

sound

quality

and

volume

will

be

affected,

-

«

Volume

will

vary

depending

on

the

headphones

and

microphone

being

used,

so

set

the

volume

as

appropriate.

Names

of

parts

Eu

LED]

Lights

up

yellow

when

mute

is

ON.

Tums

the

buil-in

speaker

and

headphone

terminal

sound

ON

and

OFF.

Prass

once

to

turn

the

sound

OFF

and

again

to

tum

the

sound

back

ÓN,

Adjusts

the

sound

volume

for

the

buil-in

speakers

and

the

head-

phone

terminals.

The

-

key

bow-

ars

the

volume;

the

+

key

raises

the

volume.

CDI

|

>

102)

Key]|

|=)

[Power

indicate

|

These

buttons

are

used

for

Lights

up

green

when

Audio

input

can

be

screen

adjustment.

—.

power

is

ON;

turns

input

here.

Read

the

following

sections

yellow

in

power

man-

for

details.

agemen!

mode.

Tums

power

ON

and

OFF.

Press

to

tum

power

ON;

press

again

to

turn

power

OFF,

Power

connector

Audio

signal

input

terminal

Connect

the

AC

cord

here.

AUDIO

IN

R:

right;

L:

left

Audio

output

trom

the

computer

is

input

here,

Microphone

output

terminal

Connect

to

the

computer

microphone

input.

X

Only

stereo

mini

jack

type.

Pin

No.|

Signal

name

|Pinno.|

Signal

name

|

|

a

_

|

Rea

signal

|

9

|

Notused

|

Ca

[Greensignal

|

10

|

Ground

|

|

Ground

|

D

a)

ay

Le

Jeans

y

ia

eso

sre

na

—

Rea

sorangana

|

14

[vence

sa

—

ECN

Mini

D-sub

15-pin

signal

connector

Connect

the

display

signat

cable

here.

The

functions

of

the

pins

are

given

in

the

table

at

right.

CAT

Microphone

terminal

<MIC

IN>

Conneci

an

external

microphone

here.

Headphone

terminal

Commercially

available

audio

stereo

héadphones

or

speakers

can

be

connected

here,

#

Only

stereo

min!

jack

type.

External

views

Dimensions:

ParvTilt

range

Width

:

14.7"(374mm)

:

13

degrees

Height

:

15.1"(383mm)

:

4

degrees

Depth

:

16.0"(407mm)

Left,

right

:

90

degrees

each