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Plasma Display: PDP-V402/V402EDown converter: PDA-4003Tilted cradle: PDK-4001Metal fixture for ceiling-hanging type plasma display: PDK-4002PDK-4003PD

10Y/C buttonSets Input Function to Y/C input.2.5 Remote controlRemote controlSET buttonThis button used to select anadjustment item for pictureadjustm

99620137.853202391659045540071466040030404- 9700528How to mount standard optional items (PDK-4005)4.9.2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture a

10038Hexagon nut withspring washer (4 pcs.)Attach the nut upto the base of thebolt as far as pos-sible.How to mount standard optional items (PDK-4005)

1012. Place the fixture on a horizontal table, tighten all bolts, and tighten the four bolts (3).3. With the screen of the plasma display facing downw

1024) Installation exampleDuring installation, strictly observe the related operating conditions in “3.4 Special installation”.(Note) When hanging by

1037 Suspending connected plasma displays using wiresMore than one display can be connected, as shown in the figure. (Maximum: 3 displays)When wires a

1044.10 Wall hanging metal fixture for the plasma display : PDK-40064.10.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ... 916 (W) × 125 (D) × 714 (H) m

1054.10.2 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display1) Outer-dimension diagram (Unit: mm)Weight ...

106aLoosen the screw until the screw completelydisappears from this hole.2. Hold the top of the vertical frame and spread it by approximately 10 cm.3.

107CautionMount the fixture after checking the strength of the wall and beams.2. Mount the assembled metal fixture to the wall.Mount the assembled met

1082. The display mounting is complete. Now set the optimal angle.Wall sideHow to mount standard optional items (PDK-4006)3. After securing the fixtur

11Remote control2.6 Remote control caseRemove the peel-off paper from the double-sided tape on the back of the remote control case, and attach it on t

1096) Setting the optimal angleThis metal fixture is infinitely variable in a 25° range. Thiswork requires two workers.1. Loosen the left and right sc

110How to mount standard optional items (PDK-5008)4.11 Mobile cart:PDK-50084.11.1 SpecificationOuter dimension ... 916 (W) X 72

111How to mount standard optional items (PDK-5008)4.11.2 Assembling and mounting the metal fixtures, and mounting the plasma display1) External dimens

112LabelPanel supportLeg baseRear casterWasherHexagonal socket head bolt(M8 X 60)Leg basecollarSpring washerAdjuster How to mount standard op

113How to mount standard optional items (PDK-5008)5 Mounting the plasma display mounted with the bracketon the panel support1. Hang the hooks of the b

114How to mount standard optional items (PDK-5008)4.11.4 In case of mounting an optional protective filter (PDA-4002)When using a separately-sold PDA-

115How to mount standard optional items (PDK-5008)

116How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)4.12 Partition Multiple installation fixture4.12.1 SpecificationOuter dimension...

117How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)4.12.2 Outer dimensional drawing [Unit: mm]Weight ...

118How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)4.12.3 Installation conditions1) Load carrying capacity of the floorThe floor should be level and wi

123.1 Installation environmentThe plasma display and special metal fixture must be installed after careful discussion with the building owner andmanag

119How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)7) Calculating calorific valuesAssume that the power consumption per unit is 400 W, to be on the saf

1209) Power supply requirementsWhen it consists of some multiple systems, never provide the power from the existingpower outlet because it is extremel

1214.12.4 Before installation and assembly1) Check the following items:[1] Dimension of the installation site, space of the backside, and distance fr

122How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)4.12.5 Installation and assembly1) When installing multiple installation fixtures on the floorWhen i

123How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)Reference drawing of cradles<Top view drawing><Front view drawing><Bottom view drawin

124How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)Reference drawing of base plateThis base plate is designed based on 15 mm in thickness.a: 12 mm hole

125How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)Dimension of a base plate for stacking two and three units (when not fixed to the floor).When stacki

126How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)Dimension of base plates for one column of two units and one column of three units when not fixed to

127How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)Height of cradle and dimension of base plate when not fixed to the floor(300 ≤ cradle height ≤ 1500)

128How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)Reference drawing of 2 x 2 = 4-surface multiple installationReference drawing of 3 X 3 = 9-surface m

139) Temperature and humidityThe installation site should conform to the following temperature and humidity conditions:• Operating temperature range:

129How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)Figure 4.11.5-9)Reference drawing of 4 x 4 = 16-surface multiple installation (Securing by using anc

130How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)2) Connections between a plasma display main body and multiple installation metal fixturesDo not sta

131How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)3) Preparation for mounting a plasma displayWhen shipped, a multiple installation fixture is secured

132How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)4) Mounting a plasma displayBolts for secur-ing the monitorHole rivet1. Remove hole rivets (at four

133How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)5. Tighten the nuts to secure the monitor.Insert a monitor securing bolt into apotbellied hole on th

134How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)5) Securing the multiple installation fixtures, cradles and base plate1. When securing cradles and m

135How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)3. It is possible to stack up to four units using the multiple installation fixtures. For four-unit

136How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)6) Installation conditions for two-unit multiple fixture (PDM-4001)When the rear side is attached t

137How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)7) Other installation conditions(1) Wall hanging installation(2) Tilted installation (5 to 25 degree

138How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)8) Installation conditions for 3-unit multiple fixture (PDM-4001)When the rear side is attached to t

14Installation conditions3.2.2 Calculating calorific valuesEstimate the maximum power consumption per device as 400 W plus a safety margin. Most of th

139How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)9) Other installation conditions(1) Wall hanging installation(2) Tilted installation (5 to 25 degree

140How to mount standard optional items (PDM-4001)10) Installation conditions for 4-unit multiple fixture (PDM-4001)When the rear side is secured tigh

14111) Other installation conditions(1) Wall hanging installation(2) Tilted installation (5 to 25 degrees)Put additional reinforcing crosspieces.OpenH

142How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4002)4.13 Protective filter: PDA-40024.13.1 Specifications and features (Protective filter: PDA-4002)1)

1434. Assembling the filterPlace the filter with the light-accepting window at thebottom, as shown. Peel off the protective film fromthe rear of the f

144D8. MaintenanceThe filter surface is delicate, due to its special anti-glare coating. To clean the filter surface, brush dustfrom the surface and w

145In this case, use both the hexagonal socket-head button bolt (M8 x 18) and the washer supplied with thePDA-4002. If the PDK-4005 is tightened using

1464.14 Speaker system: PDP-S03-LR4.14.1 Before operation• The speaker's nominal impedance is 8 Ω. Connect to a stereo amplifier capable of drivi

1474.14.3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display1) Outer dimension diagram (Unit: mm)Speaker weight...

148UP2) Installing procedureInstall the speaker according to the procedure (1)through (3) below:The illustrations below show thespeaker (for right) to

153.2.3 Installation positionWe recommend using the metal installation fixture made by Pioneer. When using a different fixture, use the M8 bolthole pr

149(4) Installing procedure of commercially availablemetal fixtureWashers M8 (φ 25) are supplied to use together withcommercially available metal fixt

150When mounting the optional speaker, tighten the PDK-4001 and optional speaker with the mounting screwssupplied with the PDK-4001. However, for the

151Fig. 2This shows the PDK-4002. The same illustration applies to the PDK-4003 and PDK-4004. Optional speakers mounted toboth sides of the PDK-4003 m

152Fig. 4How to mount standard optional items(Precautions for installing the optional speaker)Monitor mounting bolt(supplied with the PDK-4006)Hole ri

153How to mount standard optional items(Precautions for installing the optional speaker)

155Before making adjustments1) Normal Operating ModeIntended for video playback, this mode enables the following basic operations:• Switching to STAND

1565.1.3 List of adjustable items(1) Menu-mode adjustable items/variable range/variable amount for each inputINPUT 1 INPUT 2 INPUT 3 INPUT 4VIDEO Y/C

157NTSCFACTORY (For NTSC)NTSCPALPALFACTORY (Except PAL)FACTORY (For PAL)FACTORY (For PAL)VGA modePC-9800 normal modeMacintosh 13-inch modeFACTORY (For

158Before making adjustments5.1.5 Phase-adjustment memoryThis machine contains the following 10 memory areas.Of these, note that only 8 are adjustable

159No.1234ITEMSTANDBY/ONInput functionColor modeBAUD RATEMEMORY TIMINGApprox. 4 seconds after operationWhen the system is controlled through the main

16(Do not block ventilation holes.)Installation conditions(Do not block ventilation holes.) (Do not block the fan.)D. 4-point mounting (Metal fixture

160No.5678910111213141516171819202122232425262728ITEMHOUR METER counting No.KEY LOCK/UNLOCKMask color when PC-9800 is usedSetting of mask when NTSC is

161Before making adjustments

1625.2 Menu mode5.2.1 Various adjustments and setting*1When you select INIT. , the message on the right is displayed.Select “YES” or “NO” by using th

163Performing adjustments on the plasma display operation paneland remote controlADJUSTP I CTURE PARAMETER: ADJ. SET : EXITCONTRASTP I CTURE PARAM

164Performing adjustments on the plasma display operation paneland remote control2) Video or Y/C InputP I CTURE PARAMETERCONTRASTBR I GHT.COLORT I N

165Performing adjustments on the plasma display operation paneland remote control Adjust the picture quality concerningthe selected item.P I CTURE P

1665.3 Integrator mode5.3.1 Adjustments and setting in the integrator mode1) Integrator mode main menu (for VIDEO and Y/C input)* Adjustments cannot b

1673) Quality and phase adjustmentUsing the remote control, make adjustments with the 2 and 3 buttons. Using the operation panel, make adjustmentswith

1685) White-balance adjustment menuUsing the remote control, select the desired item with the 5 and ∞ buttons, and enter that choice with the SET butt

1697) Integrator white-balance adjustment (adjustment reset)This function returns adjusted values, and are set in adjustment mode to the factory-prese

17AInstallation conditions3.2.4 Strain on surface where equipment is installed1 This display uses glass in its display section. When using a third-par

1709) Various setting menu (PC-9800, VGA, or MAC is input)Operation is the same as with other input functions. With the remote control, use the 5 and

17111) Baud-rate settingOperation is the same as with other input functions. With the remote control, use the 5 and ∞ buttons to select theitem to be

17213) Mask for screen top/bottom for NTSC inputThis function is valid only when NTSC signals are input. With the remote control, use the 5 and ∞ butt

17316) OSD indication settingOperation is the same as with other input functions. With the remote control, use the 5 and ∞ buttons to select themode t

17417) Initial reset setting mode (total adjustment)This function restores adjusted values for PICTURE PARAMETER and WHITE BALANCE to factory-preset v

1755.3.2 Precautions• Input cannot be switched over in Menu or Integrator modes.First select the input to adjust, then move to Menu mode or Integrator

176RS-232C adjustment mode5.4.1 Precaution• The contents of adjustment are placed in last-memory with the <AJN> command.Once adjustments are com

1773) Baud rate4800 bps (possible settings include 1200, 2400, 9600, and 19200 bps)Notes: Set this value so that the machine's baud rate equals t

178A AJN ADJUST NO ×××Exits RS-232C adjustment mode.AJY ADJUST YES‡ ××Activates RS-232C adjustment mode.A4N AUTO INPUT NO×××Turns OFF SCART RGB.A4Y AU

179G GHI GREEN HIGH × ‡‡Adjusts GREEN HIGH-LIGHT.GLW GREEN LOW× ‡‡Adjusts GREEN LOW-LIGHT.GPS GET POSI. DATA×××Outputs phase-adjustment values.GST GET

18No. Name1. Upper Pad A2. Upper Pad B3. Upper pad C4. Upper Pad5. Partition Box6. Upper Carton7. Under Carton8. Mirror Mat9. Literature Bag10. Operat

180RS-232C adjustment mode5.4.4 List of GET commandsWhat are GET commands?• Commands to output adjustment data from the PC connected to the plasma dis

1814) GS2 (GET STATUS 2) - The status of each setting is output in the following format:(1) STX (02H)(2) MP mode setting status (3 BYTE): Output by co

182KEY LOCK/UNLOCK5.5 KEY LOCK/UNLOCK5.5.1 FunctionsTo prevent tampering following installation, invoke “KEY LOCK” status to prevent use of “the main-

1836.1 Pseudo contourWhen input function is RGB 1 or RGB 2, and a gradation image (such as human face and skin) moves at a speed, the“stripe-like shad

184Various precautions for operation6.2 Precautions• When the power to the display repeats turning off, some circuits mey be faulty (because of defect

185• Remove the plug from the plug socket before maintenance.• Maintenance of the cabinet/remote controllerDo not use solvent such as benzene and thin

19Installation procedure2) Procedure for unpacking1 Remove the PP band.2 Slowly lift and remove the upper carton.3 Remove the catalogue bag (9) (instr

2ContentsFeatures ...

20Installation procedure3.3.3 Wiring1) Power source connection• Refer to Power cord connection on page 24 <36, 82> of the instruction manual.• F

21Installation procedure

22 Normal installationRear open air *2Vertical installationRear open air *2Wall hangingNormal installationRear clearance between 0 and 50 mm Wall hang

23Installation conditions Wall embedding (less than 60 mm)Vertical installation with rear openair *2Wall embedding (less than 150 mm)Vertical installa

24Special installations (Fixing on a structure)3.4 Special installationsThis display may be installed in several different positions, including wall-h

25Special installations (Fixing on a structure)Example 1:BeamsBeamsExample 2:Example 3: Example 4:Mount the display with the fans on the upper side.Wh

26Special installations (Wall hanging)3.4.2 Wall hangingThis display may be wall-mounted. Since this form of mounting affects ventilation patterns ins

27Special installations (Wall hanging)Securing method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open all areas other than the shaded pa

28Special installation (Wall hanging)Basically, it is not recommended to operate this display in any confined space.In the event that you are going to

29Special installations (Wall hanging)Securing method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open all areas other than the shaded pa

3Contents4.8.3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display ... 954.9 PDP bracket: PDK-

303.4.3 Wall embeddingThis display is designed to accommodate embedding in a wall. Note that the allowable range of outside-air temperaturedepends on

31Special installations (Wall embedding)Securing method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open all areas other than the shaded

32Aperture effi-ciency 50%or moreXY100mm or moreSpecial installations (Wall embedding)PC-9800 (56.4Hz)PC-9800 (70.1Hz)VIDEO Machintosh (66.7Hz)VGA (60

33Special installations (Wall embedding)Securing method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open all areas other than the shaded

34Special installation (Putting in a box) Rear side mesh3.4.4 When the display is put in a box Operating this display in confined spaces is not recom

35Special installation (Putting in a box) Rear side meshAABBCDB+50mm614mmA+50mm150mm or moreA+50mm150mm or moreB+50mm614mmB+50mmMesh with aperture eff

36Special installation (Putting in a box) Mesh (side)Operating this display in confined spaces is not recommended.• If the display is to be used in co

37Special installation (Putting in a box) Mesh (side)AABBCD564 mmB+100 mmCC100 mmor moreB+50 mm564 mmB+100 mmOutside air temperaturemeasuring pointMes

38Special installation (Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment))3.4.5 Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment)This display is designe

39Special installation (Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment))BeamsSecuring method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep

4FeaturesFeatures and functions of the plasma display (PDP-V402/V402E)¶ Layout Freedom and Slim DesignLayout freedom is enhanced by providing the high

40Special installation (Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment))* The same conditions apply to the working temperature requirements for a spe

41Special installation (Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment))BeamsSecuring method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep

42Special installation (Wall embedding (vertically wall-embedding equipment))3.4.6 Wall embedding (vertically wall-embedding equipment)This display is

43Special installation (Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment))BeamsSecuring method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep

44In the event that you are going to use this display in a closed space, make sure to observe the following requirementsin accordance with the above d

45Special installation (Wall hanging (vertically wall-hanging equipment))BeamsSecuring method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep

46Special installation (Ceiling suspension (using wires))3.4.7 Ceiling suspension (using wires)When suspending the display by wires, use a combination

47Special installation (Ceiling suspension (using wires))Should the distance between the wall face and the unit be 300 mm or less, treat the clearance

48Special installation (Installation with the screen downward)3.4.8 Installation with the screen downwardThis display is designed to be installed with

49BeamsBeamsSpecial installation (Installation with the screen downward)Securing method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open

5Features

50Special installation (Ceiling embedding)3.4.9 Ceiling embeddingThis display is designed to accommodate embedding in a ceiling. Note that the allowab

51Special installation (Ceiling embedding)BeamsBeamsSecuring method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open all areas other than

52Special installation (Installation on the floor)3.4.10 Installation on the floorThis display is designed to accommodate floor installation, but cert

53Special installation (Installation on the floor)BeamsBeamsSecuring method: Basically, the unit is secured as indicated below. Keep open all areas ot

543.4.11 Installation under the floor• If protective glass or similar material is used, the following installation conditions must be observed:600 mm

55Conditions for embedding under the floor| Looking in the direction of the arrow (see the previous page)aaaaC. L. A + 50 mm or less60 mm or lessC. L

56Special installation (Installation under the floor)BeamsBeamsDo not install the horizontal beam atthe same time as the vertical beam.BeamsBeamsSecur

57Special installation (Installation under the floor)

58Special installation (Installation under the floor (using the PDM-4001))3.4.12 Installation under the floor (using the PDM-4001)• If protective glas

59Special installation (Installation under the floor (using the PDM-4001))Conditions for embedding under the floor:| Looking in the direction of the a

6List of specifications2.Synchronizing frequency:AT-compatible: 31.5 kHz (horizontal), 59.9 Hz (vertical)37.9 kHz (horizontal), 72.8 Hz (vertical)37.5

603.4.13 Horizontal connectionsWhile the display is designed to accommodate side-by-side installations, keep in mind that specific installationconfigu

613.4.14 Vertical connectionsThis machine is designed to be used vertical connection, but some operations under vertical connection may adverselyaffec

154Before making adjustments5.1 Before Beginning AdjustmentsYou can make adjustments to the unit in the following ways:• With the operating panel of t

624.1 Functions and features of standard metal fixturesOur plasma display (PDP-V402 <PDP-V402E>) features a large screen, high luminance, and hi

63Functions and features of standard optional items¶ Speaker system: PDP-S03-LRThe sound system employs a vertical twin-system, composed of a 2.5-cm d

64Handling standard optional items4.2 Handling standard metal fixtures4.2.1 Precautions on handling metal fixturesThis chapter describes how to instal

65AA'How to mount standard optional items(Stand: an accessory to PDP-V402 <PDP-V402E>)4.3 Stand (an accessory to PDP-V402 <PDP-V402E>

6665 7049111124.21.525010022.46665How to mount standard optional items(Stand: an accessory to PDP-V402 <PDP-V402E>)4.3.2 Outer-dimensions diagra

674.4 Down converter PDA-40034.4.1 SpecificationsInput/output terminalsInput ... D-sub 15pinO

684.4.2 Outline drawing (Unit: mm)RGB OUTSATELLITE REMOTE(to JA-V15IR or JA-V150IR)DC8VDC IN 8.3V 0.8AOFF ONAAAX2750-A12mA MAXRGB INRGB OUT RGB INSATE

7Outline drawingφ12 (the opening for infrared remote control signals)14-M8 (with φ16-hole rivet)Rear View2.2 Outline drawingPlasma display main body w

694.4.3 The outline from setting up to adjusting of down converterThe following explains the outline from setting up to adjusting of down converter, w

70How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)See Step 6 and 7 of ''Operations'' in Page 79.Note) If you execute [AUTO SETUP]

714.4.4 Before using the down converterBefore using the down converter, please carefully read and prepare the following items, and then start your mou

72How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)4.4.5 Mounting on the plasma displayThis device can be used by mounting it on the rear of theplasma d

73How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)How to mount AC adapterWhen mounting AC adapter, use the attached hook andloop fasteners.Attach one p

74How to use a cable strapD-|sub-15 pin cable can be secured so that the cable willnot hang down from the plasma display main body.How to mountInsert

75Remove a peel-out paper from thedouble-sided tape,and attach thecushion as shownin the figure.Aligning the end face.1234 4.4.6 When mounting using o

76How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)DC IN 9.3V SATELLITE REMOTE0.8ADC8V18mA MAXONOFF RGB OUT RGB IN12ConnectionWhen you use a plasma disp

77How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)4.4.7 Repackaging procedureWhen repackaging, follow the procedure as shown in the illustrations below

78How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)4.4.8 Operating a down converterWhen PDP-V402, PDP-V402E is usedWhen the plasma display MENU is open,

8STANDBY/ONINPUTMENUADJUSTSETVD HD B G R C Y OUT IN75 2.2kOFF ON(Ω)OFF ON(H/V SYNC) RGB-1 (ON SYNC) Y/CSYNCREMOTE G ON SYNCVIDEO RS-232CRGB-212345689

79Select an item you would like to adjust.How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)Return to the MENU screen after the adjustment.Selecting the

80Deciding on a selected itemWhen the letters in the picture are missing, or a rainbow-shaped noise is annoying, usethis function for adjustment. This

81How to mount standard optional items (PDA-4003)NO SYNC!OUT OF RANGE!• "NO SYNC!" in red characters is displayed when no signal is input.

824.5 Tilting stand: PDK-40014.5.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ... 916 (W) × 346.9 (D) × 761 (H) mm(When the plasma display is mounted vertical

834. With the screen of the plasma display facing downwards, place the display on the edge of a horizontal and stabletable as indicated in the followi

847. To prevent the display from falling, tighten the screws at two points evenly. (The appropriate choice of fixing screwsdepends on the material, st

85How to mount standard optional items (PDK-4001)

864.6 One-sided, ceiling-suspension metal fixture for the plasma display: PDK-40024.6.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ... 916 (W) × 300 (D

874.6.2 Outer-dimension diagram (Unit: mm)How to mount standard optional items (PDK-4002)2003002003004- φ 13.5 × 22φ 60.591645°45°R522R469Outline path

884.6.3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display (same procedureas for the PDK-4003)1) PreparationAssembling the PD

9Part namesRGB-2 input terminal (mini D-sub 15-pinconnector: female)Pin arrangementPin No. Signal1R2G3B4 NC (not connected)5 GND6 GND7 GND8 GND9 NC (n

89The figure illustrates the one-sided PDK-4002 fixture.The PDK-4003, which is double-sided, is assembled and installed in the same manner.How to moun

903) Mounting the plasma display (For the PDK-4003, the same procedure is used to mount two displays.)1. Remove the 6 hole rivets (arranged lengthwise

91How to mount standard optional items (PDK-4002)

92How to mount standard optional items (PDK-4003)4.7 Double-sided, ceiling-suspension metal fixture for the plasma display: PDK-40034.7.1 Specificatio

934.7.3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma displayRefer to the instructions for the PDK-4002.4.7.2 Outer-dimension di

944.8 Ceiling-suspension metal fixture for the plasma display (head screw type): PDK-40044.8.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ... 916 (W) ×

954.8.3 Assembling and installing the metal fixture and mounting the plasma display1) PreparationAssembling the metal fixture requires the following t

963) Mounting the plasma display1. Remove the 6 hole rivets (arranged lengthwise) from the back of the plasma display.2. Install the monitor mounting

97How to mount standard optional items (PDK-4004)

984.9 PDP bracket: PDK-40054.9.1 SpecificationsOuter dimensions ..... 916 (W) × 138 (D) × 714 (H) mmWeight ......... 3