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APPENDIX

This function activates due to the temperature inside Plasma Monitor. When the temperature inside Plasma

Monitor exceeds the normal, after displaying a message, Plasma Monitor will be turned off automatically.

INFORMATION MENU

The "information" menu displays a condition of internal temperature, a condition of cooling fan, and informations

of input video signal .

Temperature

Cooling fan

Signal

Video

480i/525i

MENU : Return STATUS : Exit

Information

Press MENU button and ON-SCREEN MENU will appear.

Press button to select "Information" menu and then press

OK button. "Information" menu will appear.

"Information" MENU

When "Temperature" or "Cooling fan" is displayed "NG", turn

off Plasma Monitor and contact

sales dealer where you

purchased the Plasma Monitor or the service center.

When the message "Warning! Internal temperature is too high." is displayed.

INTERNAL TEMPERATURE MONITOR

When this message is displayed, the internal temperature of Plasma monitor exceeds normal. After displaying

this message for 10 seconds, Plasma Monitor will be turned off automatically. When Plasma Monitor cooling

down to normal, Plasma Monitor can be turned on again by pressing POWER button. If this message is

displayed often, contact sales dealer where you purchased the Plasma Monitor or the service center.

AUTO POWER OFF

When a trouble is detected in the Plasma Monitor, the protection function works and turn the Plasma Monitor

OFF automatically. When the Plasma Monitor is turned OFF with this function, the POWER indicator flashes and

Plasma Monitor's power cannot be turned ON.

Disconnect Power cord and contact sales dealer where you purchased the Plasma Monitor or the service

center.

To turn the Plasma Monitor again for checking ;

1) Disconnect Power cord from AC outlet and plug it on again.

2) Press POWER button and attempt turn ON Plasma Monitor.

If Plasma Monitor is not turned ON, disconnect Power cord and contact to service center.

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