Sharp PC-9800T Spezifikationen

Plasma Display: PDP-V401/V401ECeiling-suspension metal fixture for plasma display:PDK-4001 PDK-4006PDK-4002 PDA-4001PDK-4003 PDA-4002PDK-4004 PDP-S01-

10<Ver. 2.1>3.1 Installation environmentThe plasma display and special metal fixture must be installed after careful discussion with the buildin

100<Ver. 2.1>When mounting the optional speaker, tighten the PDK-4001 and optional speaker with the mounting screwssupplied with the PDK-4001. F

101<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures(Precautions for installing the optional speaker)

102<Ver. 2.1>Fig. 2When a ceiling suspension metal fixture is mounted to the plasma display with the optional speaker, use the monitormounting b

103<Ver. 2.1>This shows the PDK-4002. The same illustration applies to the PDK-4003 and PDK-4004. Optional speakers mountedto both sides of the

104<Ver. 2.1>When the wall hanging metal fixture is mounted to the plasma display with the optional speaker, use the monitormounting bolt, and t

105<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures(Precautions for installing the optional speaker)Fig. 5Washer of φ 25-mm outer diameter(supplied wi

106<Ver. 2.1>Before making adjustments5.1 Before making adjustmentsThis machine can be adjusted by three methods:• Operation panel of the plasma

107<Ver. 2.1>3) Integrator modeThis mode offers an adjustment function for the integrator. This mode consists of various menu mode items andaddi

108<Ver. 2.1>+STANDBY stateSTANDBY/ONSTANDBY/ON<PON>MENUMENU MENU<AJY><AJN><POF>Normal Operations modeMenu modeIntegrato

109<Ver. 2.1>(1) List of user-mode adjustable items/variable range/variable amount for each inputINPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3 INPUT 4VIDEO Y/C RGB 1

11<Ver. 2.1>9) Temperature and humidityThe installation site should conform to the following temperature and humidity conditions:• Operating tem

110<Ver. 2.1>NTSCFACTORY (For NTSC)NTSCPALFACTORY (Except PAL)FACTORY (For PAL)FACTORY (For PAL)VGA modePC9800® normal modeMacintosh®13-inch mod

111<Ver. 2.1>Example:OperationRemote control MENU button‘PC <AJY> command‘Main body operation panel INPUTbuttonActionMoves to Menu modeOnl

112<Ver. 2.1>No.1234ITEMSTANDBY/ONInput functionColor modeBAUD RATEMEMORY TIMINGApprox. 4 seconds after operationWhen the system is controlled t

113<Ver. 2.1>No.56789101112131415161718192021222324ITEMHOUR METER counting No.KEY LOCK/UNLOCKMask color when PC-9800® is usedSetting of mask whe

114<Ver. 2.1>Performing adjustments on the plasma display operation paneland remote controlMove to the Menu screen using the MENU button.Remotec

115<Ver. 2.1>Adjust each item in the following way:CONTRAST ... Adjust CONTRAST to improve visibility for ambient brightness.BRIGHT ...

116<Ver. 2.1>SETSTANDBY/ONINPUTMENUADJUSTMENUINPUTSELECTVIDEOY/CRGB 1STANDBY/ONRGB 2SETP I CTURE PARAMETER: ADJ. SET : EXITCONTRASTSETMENUSETA

117<Ver. 2.1>Press the SET button to return to the Step 2 screen.If other items require adjustment, repeat STEPs 2 - 4.ADJUSTAdjust each item in

118<Ver. 2.1>5.2.2 Integrator mode1) Integrator mode main menu (for VIDEO and Y/C input)* Adjustments cannot be carried out for PDP-V401E if PAL

119<Ver. 2.1>3) Quality and phase adjustment modeUsing the remote control, make adjustments with the 2 and 3 buttons. Using the operation panel,

12<Ver. 2.1>Installation conditions3.2.2 Calculating calorific valuesEstimate the maximum power consumption per device as 400 W plus a safety ma

120<Ver. 2.1>5) White-balance adjustment menu selection modeUsing the remote control, select the desired item with the 5 and ∞ buttons, and ente

121<Ver. 2.1>7) Integrator white-balance adjustment mode (adjustment reset)This function returns adjusted values, and are set in adjustment mode

122<Ver. 2.1>9) Mode setting menu mode (PC98, VGA, or MAC is input)Operation is the same as with other input functions. With the remote control,

123<Ver. 2.1>11) Baud-rate setting modeOperation is the same as with other input functions. With the remote control, use the 5 and ∞ buttons to

124<Ver. 2.1>13) MP (Motion Picture) mode-setting modeThis function is valid only for PC98, VGA, and MAC input signals (and for NTSC inputs doub

125<Ver. 2.1>14) Initial reset setting mode (total adjustment)This function restores adjusted values for PICTURE PARAMETER and WHITE BALANCE to

126<Ver. 2.1>Outer control by RS232C5.3.1 Precautions• The contents of adjustment are placed in last-memory with the <AJN> command.Once ad

127<Ver. 2.1>5.3.2 Interface1) ConnectorD-sub 9 pin2) Pin assignment3) Baud rate4800 bps (possible settings include 1200, 2400, 9600, and 19200

128<Ver. 2.1>A AJN ADJUST NO ×××Exits RS232C adjustment mode (andswitches to normal operational mode).AJY ADJUST YES‡ ××Activates RS232C adjustm

129<Ver. 2.1>H HPS H POSITION × ‡‡Adjusts horizontal phase.HMD HOUR METER DISP.×××Displays hour meter.I IN1 INPUT1 ‡ ××Selects VIDEO input.IN2 I

13<Ver. 2.1>3.2.3 Installation positionWe recommend using the metal installation fixture made by Pioneer. When using a different fixture, use th

130<Ver. 2.1>Outer control by RS232C5.3.4 List of GET commandsWhat are GET commands?• Commands to output adjustment data from the PC connected t

131<Ver. 2.1>4) GS2 (GET STATUS 2) - The status of each setting is output in the following format:(1) STX (02H)(2) MP mode setting status (3 BYT

132<Ver. 2.1>KEY LOCK/UNLOCK6.1 KEY LOCK/UNLOCK6.1.1 FunctionsTo prevent tampering following installation, invoke “KEY LOCK” status to prevent u

133<Ver. 2.1>Mask approxi-mately 10 lines atboth top andbottom (black orgray).NTSC MASKNTSC MASKImages aredisplayed on theentire screen(480 line

134<Ver. 2.1>6.3 Mask color select when PC-9800® is input6.3.1 FunctionsThis function selects the color of the mask section at the top and botto

135<Ver. 2.1>Precautions6.5 Precautions• When the power to the display repeats turning off, some circuits mey be faulty (because of defective pa

136<Ver. 2.1>• Remove the plug from the plug socket before maintenance.• Maintenance of the cabinet/remote controllerDo not use solvent such as

14<Ver. 2.1>We recommend mounting at a minimum of 4 points, and at 6 or 8 points as shown below if possible. Avoid mountingthe display with the

15<Ver. 2.1>AInstallation conditions3.2.4 Strain on surface where equipment is installed1 This display uses glass in its display section. When u

16<Ver. 2.1>3.3 Installation procedure3.3.1 Precautions for transportation1 Use two workers to move packages. Do not grasp the PP band during tr

17<Ver. 2.1>Installation procedure2) Procedure for unpacking1 Remove the PP band.2 Slowly lift and remove the upper carton.3 Remove the instruct

18<Ver. 2.1>Installation procedure3.3.3 Wiring1) Power source connection• Refer to Power cord connection on page 24 <36, 82> of the instru

19<Ver. 2.1>Installation procedure

2<Ver. 2.1>ContentsFeatures ...

20<Ver. 2.1>Special installations (Fixing on a structure)3.4 Special installationsThis display may be installed in several different positions,

21<Ver. 2.1>Special installations (Fixing on a structure)Example 1:BeamsBeamsAmbient temperature requirement: 0 to 40°CExample 2:Ambient tempera

22<Ver. 2.1>Special installations (Wall hanging)3.4.2 Wall hangingThis display may be wall-mounted. Since this form of mounting affects ventilat

23<Ver. 2.1>Special installations (Wall hanging)Securing method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open all areas other th

24<Ver. 2.1>3.4.3 Wall embeddingThis display is designed to accommodate embedding in a wall. Note that the allowable range of outside-air temper

25<Ver. 2.1>(2) When there is open space behind the wall and the angle (shape) as shown in the figure can be maintained onthe wall back:If the b

26<Ver. 2.1>Special installations (Wall embedding)A\\XYABACExhaustB(3) When the back of the wall is in a closed space:Operating this display in

27<Ver. 2.1>Special installations (Wall embedding)<Reference> After installation, measure the temperatures in the area shown in the figure

28<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Ceiling suspension (using wires))3.4.4 Ceiling suspension (using wires)When suspending the display by wires, u

29<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Ceiling suspension (using wires))Should the distance between the wall face and the unit be 300 mm or less, tre

3<Ver. 2.1>Warning • To prevent damage or injury, carefully read and follow this manual and all labels provided on the main displaybody before u

30<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Installation with the screen downward)3.4.5 Installation with the screen downwardThis display is designed to b

31<Ver. 2.1>BeamsBeamsIntake sideRoom temperature+ 5 °C or lessSpecial installation (Installation with the screen downward)<Reference> Aft

32<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Ceiling embedding)3.4.6 Ceiling embeddingThis display is designed to accommodate embedding in a ceiling. Note

33<Ver. 2.1>(2) When there is open space behind the wall and the angle (shape) as shown in the figure can be maintained onthe wall back:If the s

34<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Ceiling embedding)YXCA\\AExhaustAAB(3) When the back of the ceiling is in the closed spaceOperating this displ

35<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Ceiling embedding)<Reference> After installation, measure the temperatures in the area shown in the figu

36<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Installation on the floor)3.4.7 Installation on the floorThis display is designed to accommodate floor install

37<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Installation on the floor)<Reference> After installation, measure the temperatures in the area shown in

38<Ver. 2.1>3.4.8 Installation under the floor• If protective glass or similar material is used, the following installation conditions must be o

39<Ver. 2.1>Conditions for embedding under the floor| Looking in the direction of the arrow (see the previous page)aaaaC. L. A + 50 mm or less6

4<Ver. 2.1>FeaturesFeatures and functions of the plasma display (PDP-V401/V401E)¶ Materialization of high luminance (400 cd/m2)Industry-leading

40<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Installation under the floor)BeamsBeamsDo not install the horizontal beam atthe same time as the vertical beam

41<Ver. 2.1>* Using our multi-installation fixture (PDM-4001) eliminates the need to set the temperature afterinstallation.For the installation

42<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Installation under the floor (using the PDM-4001))3.4.9 Installation under the floor (using the PDM-4001)• If

43<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Installation under the floor (using the PDM-4001))Conditions for embedding under the floor:| Looking in the di

44<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment))3.4.10 Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment)This d

45<Ver. 2.1>Intake sideRoom temperature+ 5 °C or lessExhaust side(temperature of theexhaust from FAN)Room temperate+ 15 °C or lessBeamsSpecial i

46<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Wall embedding (vertically wall-embedding equipment))3.4.11 Wall embedding (vertically wall-embedding equipmen

47<Ver. 2.1>(2) When there is open space behind the wall and the angle (shape) as shown in the figure can be maintained onthe wall back:If the r

48<Ver. 2.1>Operating this display in confined spaces is not recommended.• If the display is to be used in confined spaces, observe the followin

49<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Wall embedding (vertically wall-embedding equipment))BeamsBeams<Reference> After installation, measure t

5<Ver. 2.1>Features

50<Ver. 2.1>3.4.12 Horizontal connectionsWhile the display is designed to accommodate side-by-side installations, keep in mind that specific ins

51<Ver. 2.1>2 Installation of more than four units (Horizontal connection)Forced air-cooling is needed.To use four units, place partitions (heat

52<Ver. 2.1>3 PDK-4005 wall-mounted Horizontal connections (maximum of four units)If the device must be used at temperatures at or above the giv

53<Ver. 2.1>Special installation (Horizontal connections)

54<Ver. 2.1>3.4.13 Vertical connectionsThis machine is designed to be used vertical connection, but some operations under vertical connection ma

55<Ver. 2.1>2 Installation of more than four units (Vertical connections)This configuration is not recommended.If you do use this configuration,

56<Ver. 2.1>4.1 Functions and features of standard metal fixturesOur plasma display (PDP-V401 <PDP-V401E>) features a large screen, high l

57<Ver. 2.1>Handling standard metal fixtures4.2 Handling standard metal fixtures4.2.1 Precautions on handling metal fixturesThis chapter describ

58<Ver. 2.1>AA'Mounting standard metal fixtures(Stand: an accessory to PDP-V401 <PDP-V401E>)4.3 Stand (an accessory to PDP-V401 <P

59<Ver. 2.1>65 7049111124.21.525010022.46665Mounting standard metal fixtures(Stand: an accessory to PDP-V401 <PDP-V401E>)4.3.2 Outer-dimen

6<Ver. 2.1>List of specificationsApplicable sources1 Video system: NTSC <PAL/NTSC Dual>2 Computer system1.ResolutionAT-compatible: VGA (64

60<Ver. 2.1>4.4 Tilting stand: PDK-40014.4.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ... 916 (W) × 346.9 (D) × 761 (H) mm(When the plasma display is

61<Ver. 2.1>4. With the screen of the plasma display facing downwards, place the display on the edge of a horizontal and stabletable as indicate

62<Ver. 2.1>7. To prevent the display from falling, tighten the screws at two points evenly. (The appropriate choice of fixing screwsdepends on

63<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4001)

64<Ver. 2.1>4.5 One-sided, ceiling-suspension metal fixture for the plasma display: PDK-40024.5.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ...

65<Ver. 2.1>7 Outer-dimension diagram (Unit: mm)Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4002)2003002003004- φ 13.5 × 22φ 60.591645°45°R522R469Outl

66<Ver. 2.1>4.5.2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display (same procedureas for the PDK-4003)1) PreparationA

67<Ver. 2.1>The figure illustrates the one-sided PDK-4002 fixture.The PDK-4003, which is double-sided, is assembled and installed in the same ma

68<Ver. 2.1>3) Mounting the plasma display (For the PDK-4003, the same procedure is used to mount two displays.)1. Remove the 6 hole rivets (arr

69<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4002)

7<Ver. 2.1>Outline drawingφ12 (the opening for infrared remote control signals)14-M8 (with φ16-hole rivet)Rear View2.2 Outline drawingPlasma dis

70<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4003)4.6 Double-sided, ceiling-suspension metal fixture for the plasma display: PDK-40034.6.1

71<Ver. 2.1>4.6.2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma displayRefer to the instructions for the PDK-4002.7 Outer-

72<Ver. 2.1>4.7 Ceiling-suspension metal fixture for the plasma display (head screw type): PDK-40044.7.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ...

73<Ver. 2.1>4.7.2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display1) PreparationAssembling the metal fixture requires

74<Ver. 2.1>3) Mounting the plasma display1. Remove the 6 hole rivets (arranged lengthwise) from the back of the plasma display.2. Install the m

75<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4004)

76<Ver. 2.1>4.8 PDP bracket: PDK-40054.8.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ... 916 (W) × 138 (D) × 714 (H) mmWeight ...

77<Ver. 2.1>620137.853202391659045540071466040030404- 9700528Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4005)4.8.2 Assembling and installing the met

78<Ver. 2.1>37Four M8 nuts* Secure the nut as close to theroot of the bolt as possible.1. Install the Special eye bolt to the main bodyof the pl

79<Ver. 2.1>2. Place the fixture on a horizontal table, tighten all bolts, and tighten the four bolts (3).3. With the screen of the plasma displ

8<Ver. 2.1>2.3 Part namesPart names<Operation panel>1 STANDBY/ON indicatorThe switch lights in RED for STANDBY and GREEN forON mode.2 Powe

80<Ver. 2.1>4) Installation exampleDuring installation, strictly observe the related operating conditions in “3.4 Special installation”.7 Wire h

81<Ver. 2.1>7 Suspending connected plasma displays using wiresMore than one display can be connected, as shown in the figure. (Maximum: 3 displa

82<Ver. 2.1>4.9 Wall hanging metal fixture for the plasma display : PDK-40064.9.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ... 912 (W) × 42 (D)

83<Ver. 2.1>4.9.2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display1) Outer-dimension diagram (Unit: mm)Weight ...

84<Ver. 2.1>aLoosen the screw until the screw completelydisappears from this hole.2. Hold the top of the vertical frame and spread it by approxi

85<Ver. 2.1>CautionMount the fixture after checking the strength of the wall and beams.2. Mount the assembled metal fixture to the wall.Mount th

86<Ver. 2.1>2. The display mounting is complete. Now set the optimal angle.Wall sideMounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4006)3. After securing

87<Ver. 2.1>6) Setting the optimal angleThis metal fixture is infinitely variable in a 25° range. Thiswork requires two workers.1. Loosen the le

88<Ver. 2.1>Angle: less than 5°Operate at 0 to 35 °C.(Do not cover the metal fixture or the sides ofthe display main body.)Angle: 5° or moreMay

89<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDK-4006)

9<Ver. 2.1>Y/C buttonSets Input Function to Y/C input.2.4 Remote controlRemote controlSET buttonThis button used to select anadjustment item for

90<Ver. 2.1>Mounting standard metal fixtures (PDA-4001 • PDA-4002)4.10 Infrared reduction filter: PDA-4001Protective filter: PDA-40024.10.1 Spec

91<Ver. 2.1>4.10.2 Specifications and features (Protective filter: PDA-4002)1) SpecificationsTransmittance ... Transmittance o

92<Ver. 2.1>4.10.3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display1) Outer-dimension diagram (Unit: mm)Filter weight

93<Ver. 2.1>4. Assembling the filterPlace the filter with the light-accepting window at thebottom, as shown. Peel off the protective film fromth

94<Ver. 2.1>D8. MaintenanceThe filter surface is delicate, due to its special anti-glare coating. To clean the filter surface, brush dustfrom th

95<Ver. 2.1>In this case, use both the hexagonal socket-head button bolt (M8 x 18) and the washer supplied with thePDA-4001 or PDA-4002. If the

96<Ver. 2.1>4.11 Speaker system: PDP-S01-LR4.11.1 Before operation• To get the best performance from this speaker system, first read the instruc

97<Ver. 2.1>4.11.3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display1) Outer dimension diagram (Unit: mm)Speaker weigh

98<Ver. 2.1>2) Mounting the metal fixtureThe metal fixture is installed by one of two methods,which are outlined below:(1) When mounting the met

99<Ver. 2.1>(4) Cabinet maintenance• Wipe off dirt and dust with a polishing cloth or dry cloth.• If the cabinet is very dirty, use a soft cloth