INPUT2 | Pioneer 12 specification

					Before Beginning Adjustments

Resolution	Refresh rate			Screen size (Dot x line)			Remarks
(Dot x Line)	Vertical		Horizontal	DOT BY DOT	4:3	FULL	Remarks
(Dot x Line)	Vertical		Horizontal	DOT BY DOT	4:3	FULL

1440x900	59.9 Hz		55.9 kHz				Apple Macintosh 17”
						1365x768
1280x960	60 Hz		60.0 kHz
					1024x768	1365x768
	85 Hz		85.9 kHz		±	±
1280x1024	60 Hz		63.9 kHz		1024x768	1365x768	Work station (SGI)
					1024x768	1365x768
	60 Hz		64.0 kHz		±	±
	60 Hz		64.6 kHz		±	±	Work station (EWS4800)
	71.2 Hz		75.1 kHz		±	±	Work station (EWS4800)
	72 Hz		78.1 kHz		±	±	Work station (HP)
	75 Hz		80.0 kHz		±	±
	76.1 Hz		81.1 kHz		±	±	Work station (SUN)
	85 Hz		91.1 kHz		±	±
	100.1 Hz		108.5 kHz		±	±	I/O DATA
1400x1050	60 Hz		65.3 kHz
					1024x768	1365x768
	74.9 Hz		82.3 kHz		±	±
	85 Hz		93.9 kHz		±	±
1680x1050	60 Hz		65.3 kHz
						1365x768
1600x1200	60 Hz		75.0 kHz
					1024x768	1365x768
	65 Hz		81.3 kHz		±	±
	70 Hz		87.5 kHz		±	±
	75 Hz		93.8 kHz		±	±
	85 Hz		106.3 kHz		±	±
1920x1200	59.9 Hz		74.6 kHz				CVT
						1365x768
1920x1200RB*	60 Hz		74.0 kHz				CVT
						1365x768
			: Optimal picture. Adjustment of picture position, refresh rate, phase etc., may be necessary
			: Picture will be enlarged but some fine detail will be hard to see.
			: Simple reproduction. Fine detail will not be reproduced.
		RB*: Abbreviation for Reduce Blanking that is set by CVT.
INPUT2								: Not available.
INPUT2								: Not available.

Resolution	Refresh rate			Screen size (Dot x line)			Remarks
(Dot x Line)	Vertical		Horizontal	DOT BY DOT	4:3	FULL	Remarks
(Dot x Line)	Vertical		Horizontal	DOT BY DOT	4:3	FULL

720x400	70.1 Hz		31.5 kHz				NEC PC-9800
				720x400		1365x768
	85.1 Hz		37.9 kHz	±		±
640x480	59.9 Hz		31.5 kHz
				640x480	1024x768	1365x768
	72.8 Hz		37.9 kHz	±	±	±
	75 Hz		37.5 kHz	±	±	±
	85 Hz		43.3 kHz	±	±	±
	100.4 Hz		51.1 kHz	±	±	±
	120.4 Hz		61.3 kHz	±	±	±
848x480	60 Hz		31.0 kHz
				848x480		1365x768
852x480	60 Hz		31.7 kHz
				852x480		1365x768
800x600	56.3 Hz		35.2 kHz	800x600	1024x768	1365x768
				800x600	1024x768	1365x768
	60.3 Hz		37.9 kHz	±	±	±
	72.2 Hz		48.1 kHz	±	±	±
	75 Hz		46.9 kHz	±	±	±
	85.1 Hz		53.7 kHz	±	±	±
	99.8 Hz		63.0 kHz	±	±	±
	120 Hz		75.7 kHz	±	±	±

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Pioneer 12 technical manual INPUT2

Contents

To use this product safely Technical Manual Ver Table of Contents Table of Contents Input PrecautionsRGB signals from AV devices other than PCs Introduction Features and Functions of this device Specifications Dot x Line Vertical Input Response SignalsPC signals supported Refresh rate External Dimensions Light Sensor for the remote/ambient light Sensor/indicator Main Unit Operation PanelConnection panel Controls and Connectors Main unit Operation panel on the main unitMain unit Plasma Display Section 567 Video Card PDA-5004 Section Video Card PDA-5003 Section Combination IN/OUT terminal pin layout INPUT1 Mini D-sub, 15-pin connector female Pin layoutINPUT2 DVI-D 24 pin connector female Pin layout Pin layout Remote Control Unit Safety Precautions Installation Site Requirements Prevent condensation Temperature and humidity conditionsPower requirements Effective remote control distance Heat dissipation Installation Conditions Rear view diagram Side view diagram Calculating heat quantityProduct mounting holes Methods of securing Mounting surface warping Ref. No Terms Installation ProceduresTransportation precautions Unpacking Wiring To remove speed clamps Organize cables together using the provided speed clampsUsing pliers, twist the clamp 90 and pull outward To attach the speed clamps to the main unit Operating environment for vertical installation *1 Special Installation Mounting to fittingsOperating environment for standard installation Ambient Temperature 0 C to 40 C examples 1 Vertical installation Example Requirements when used with PDP-S55-LR speaker system Special Instruction Hanging on the wallHanging on the wall Wall-embedded installation Special Installation Hanging on the wallFlush-wall installation Wall-mounted installation Viewed from Above Special Installation Embedding in the wallOperating Temperature Restrictions Embedding in the wall Thermometer temperature measurement point Embedding in walls with no space provided behind the unit Ambient temperature 0 C to 35 C Special installation When the display is put in a boxWhen the display is put in a box Usage temperature conditions BOX air temperature Special Installation Ceiling suspension with wires Ceiling suspension with wiresAmbient Temperature 0 C to 40 C Special Installation Ceiling suspension with wires Special Installation Hanging on the wall lengthwise Operating Temperature Restrictions *1Hanging on the wall lengthwise Installation is not possible Viewed from Above Viewed from the Right Side Temperature in space X and Y Mm to 370 mmPage Embedding in walls with no space provided behind the unit Page Special Installation Installed facing upward Installed facing upwardHorizontal surface Operating Temperature Restrictions *1 Usage temperature conditions *1 Special installation Horizontal connections Horizontal connectionsMm or more To 40 C Special installation Multiple MultipleMm to 300 mm or less To 35 C Mm or more To 40 C ¶ Wall Mount Unit PDK-WM03 Standard Mounting Components Features and Characteristics¶ Video Card PDA-5003/PDA-5004 ¶ Table Top Stand PDK-TS26 Handling precautions Precautions for installation contractorsHandling the Standard Mounting Components Video Card PDA-5003/PDA-5004 Specifications PDA-5004 Video-related Accessories External Dimensions PDA-5003PDA-5004 Connection panel when equipped with PDA-5004 Connection panel when equipped with PDA-5003 Impedance selector switch is found only on the PDA Installing proceduresInstallation Notes Installation Holding the inside tabs, pull the video card straight out Remove the two screws holding the video card Connection to INPUT1 and INPUT5 Input connectors on the Plasma Display with video cardWhen using PDA-5003 When using PDA-5004 When connecting to Component Video INPUT5 When connecting to Analog RGB in INPUT1On-screen setup is necessary after connection When connecting to Analog RGB INPUT5 Connection of G on Sync analog RGB source Connection of separate Sync analog RGB Source Connection of composite Sync analog RGB Source To an external monitor When connecting to Analog RGB OUT INPUT1 INPUT1 Computer or AV component Connection to INPUT2Connection to INPUT3 Connection to INPUT4 Video Video signal Signal type Signal formatAbout DTV set top box connection Audio connections Audio connection for component connected toAudio connections for component connected to INPUT3 Input 1 Signal Format Remark Vertical Horizontal Signal Remark Applies only when equipped with PDA-5003/PDA-5004 Package dimensions Table Top Stand PDK-TS26Other factors External Dimensions When using Plasma Display Stand assembling Attaching the Stand to the Plasma Display Wall Mount Unit PDK-WM03 ComponentsAttachment Restrictions Center of the display Hardware assembly and Plasma Display attachment Installing the hung on wall unit on the wallAttaching the metal fittings Installing the Plasma Display Speaker System PDP-S55-LR External Dimensions when mounted to the Plasma Display Installation on the Plasma Display Installation procedureInstall the speaker system according to the steps 1 through Speaker System PDP-S55-LR Care and Maintenance When the cabinet gets dirty Speaker System PDP-S55-LR Operation Mode Before Beginning Adjustment Before Beginning Adjustments Input correspondence signals personal computer signals List of Input Correspondence Signals Resolution Refresh rate Not available Full Screen size Personal computer signalScreen size DOT by DOT INPUT1, INPUT5 Screen size Signal Format Signal Format Screen size Remark 640x480 59.9 Hz 31.5 kHz INPUT2 Refresh rate Screen size Dot x line When a video card is installed Personal computer Screen size Menu Mode PDP-607CMX List of Adjustable and Settable Items Before Beginning Adjustments PDA-5003/PDA-5004 Slot card other than PDA-5003/PDA-5004 Integrator mode PDP-607CMX Applicable only when a PDA-5003/PDA-5004 is installed PDA-5003/PDA-5004 Slot card other than PDA-5003/PDA-5004 Last Memory AgingSaving to Memory Normal Operating Mode Normal Operation Mode About normal operation mode149 351 Normal Operating Mode Side-by-side OFF Picture-in-pictureLower right Upper right Lower left Images shown here may differ from the actual display image Menu ModeAbout menu mode Concerning the display of the OSD of each item Press the SET button Example of a Menu Mode OperationRemote control unit Press the Menu button to display the menu screen Adjustment and setting in the Menu Mode Power Management SettingOFF on Signal Format Setting Others ....... Selectable resolutions are displayed ScreenAuto Others Resolution KHz Signal format Remarks Polarity Menu Language Display Setting MODE1, MODE2 MODE3 Mute Energy Saving SettingTo cancel MUTE, press the Menu button, Input button etc Standard ‘ENERGY SAVE’ setting is common for all inputs Screen MODE1 MODE2MODE3 Timer Setting Program/Repeat Timer SettingDaylight Saving Time OFF MODE1 MODE3 MODE2 Orbiter Setting ‘SOFT FOCUS’ setting is common for all inputs Screen Soft Focus Setting Auto SET UP Mode Auto Set Up Mode Setting Example When a PC signal is input to INPUT1 1024 x Screen Position, Clock Frequency and Clock Phase Adjustment 113 As shown below Auto Function Mode Setting ‘PIP DETECT’ setting is common for all inputs PIP Detect Setting Split Freeze Setting ‘SPLIT FREEZE’ setting is common for all inputsOFF By S PIP Screen Item Applicable only when a PDA-5003 PDA-5004 is installedConcerning the display of the OSD of each Press the Menu button to display the menu Color Temperature Setting HighLOW Power OFF’ and change the setting with the SET Power Management and Auto Power OFF SettingOFF/DISABLE Place the cursor over ‘POWER Management Auto DNR digital noise reduction Setting MiddleOFF High 2 3 Middle 2 3 LOW Mpeg NR Setting CTI Setting I/P is converted Purecinema SettingOFF Conversion is performed without OFF Input Correspondence Signal Color Decoding Setting INPUT1, INPUT2, INPUT5Connected INPUT4 Auto Color System Setting 127 128 LOW 0 to 255 High 16 to 235 DVI SettingPLUG/PLAY PC PC 2 3 Video 130 131 132 Adjust each item by pressing the 5/ ∞/ 2/ 3 buttons OFF Disables Daylight Saving Time modeWeek Set current day of the week 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 About the Integrator Mode Integrator Mode To continue with adjusting another item, repeat steps 5 to Example of Integrator Mode Operation Adjustment and Setting in the Integrator Mode Picture AdjustmentFor video signal input White Balance Adjustment Use the 5/ ∞ buttons to switch between items Screen Color Detail setting 31.8 Gamma Setting Screen Screen Position Adjustment Screen For PC signal inputPosition H. Position Clock H. Position Clock Phase 149 Audio block diagram concept diagram SUB Volume Setting To clear the set contents Program Timer SettingProgram timer settings To reset the program Viewing the program timer screen Screen Mask Setting Auto Side Mask OFF Side Mask Setting 155 Setting the screen divider Video Wall SettingPosition Type Normal Auto ID OFF On Delay ABL Link Setting Method Setting the ID NO. SET ID positions for 16 panels Setting the positionSetting the display mode ID positions for nine panels Displays turns on at the same time Setting the Power on DelayTurns on the power approximately every Second Setting the ABL Link Baud Rate Setting Number Remote Control IDAssigning an ID 01H to FFH ... The ID number is set to the designated 162 Cooling Fan Control Setting ‘FAN CONTROL’ setting is common for all inputs ScreenMAX OSD Display Setting Setting the Screen displaySetting the Screen size 165 Front Indicator Setting On Normal LED function OFF Lights red during standby ScreenOn OFF ‘COLOR MODE’ setting is common for all inputs Color Mode Setting Image Process PRO USE SettingFactory setting Underscan Image Process Normal Signal Type Motion High CNT PureMono Tone Blue only FRC Setting ‘FRC’ setting is common for all inputs ScreenChanges the frame rate VIDEO/PC Applicable only when a PDA-5003 or PDA-5004 is installed Power on Mode Setting VolumeLast INPUT1 Multi INPUT2 Last 2 3 0 to 42 Setting when Multi is selectedINPUT1 INPUT2 INPUT1 2 3INPUT2 2 3INPUT3 INPUT5 2 3INPUT4 Seamless SW Seamless SW SettingSELECT1 SELECT2 Mirror Mode Setting ‘MIRROR MODE’ setting is common for all inputs Screen PIP Size Fade PIP Multiscreen SettingBy S Size By S Layout Side by SIDE5 Side by SIDE1 Side by SIDE2Side by SIDE3 Side by SIDE4 179 Setting the single screen Repeat Timer Repeat Timer Setting Setting the Video Wall Repeat Timer Setting the two screen Repeat Timer ‘BUTTONS LOCK’ ‘IR LOCK’ ‘BUTTONS & IR LOCK’ ‘MEMORY LOCK‘ Functional Lock Center Position Display 184 185 186 187 188 About the RS-232C Adjustment RS-232C Adjustment TXD RXD RTS GND InterfaceRXD TXD CTS TXD RXD RTS GND CTS Combination Connection Connection methodConnect the panels as shown in the figure below IDS ID SET Precautions when assigning IDsID is assigned from the PC Commands IDC ID Clear ID Assignment 193 Input Select Normal Operation Related Commands MENU-SETUP related commands RS-232C Adjustment Signal Format MENU-OPTION related commands INTEGRATOR-PICTURE related commands INTEGRATOR-SCREEN related commandsINTEGRATOR-SETUP related commands Screen Mask INTEGRATOR-OPTION related commands 199 PIP fade in function effective Other commands 201 Quest Command Table Quest Commands Obtaining QST Status Information Data Content QPS Obtaining integrator/SCREEN information Data Content Size RemarksQPI Obtaining Integrator/PICTURE information QWB Obtaining integrator/WHITE Balance information QSO Obtaining menu integrator/OPTION information QSS Obtaining Setup information Main screen size Main screen input function QSU obtaining the audio status QCI Obtaining time informationQAP Obtaining machine name COF Table of commands not compatible with PDP-505CMX Examples of check sum applications Example 1 When the data is missing 1 ByteExample 2 When 1 Byte of data in the data is unreadable Check Sum Screen Burning Setting with Integrator Mode To enjoy using your plasma display for many yearsStandard Functions Settings cannot be changed Setting example Setting with Menu Mode Number Concerning frame delay lip syncVideo input signal Input vertical Frame delay These data are reference values they cannot be ensured Precautions Error Message RemedySelf-diagnosis Function Connection procedure Cabinet and Remote-control UnitDisconnect and Remove Hardware Vents MaintenanceReadjustment of the White Balance Screen front protection panel