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Nineteen Eighty-FourBy Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

CONTENTSGeneral important informationThis short section must be read for proper operation

Description (including technique, dimensions and edition)OperationSoftwareComponent layoutCleaningPlacement Instructions

Detailed technical informationA technical reference for preservation, maintenance and troubleshooting

TroubleshootingSupport (contact us)Appendix

General important information

Nineteen Eighty-Four (2014)By Rafael Lozano-Hemmer

Description“Nineteen Eighty-Four,” is an interactive display that shows house address numbers extracted from Google Street View images. The numbers have an immense variety of fonts, colours, textures and styles, as they were scanned by Google from the front doors of buildings from all over the World. The display writes over 22 billion different combinations of the number 1984; these combinations change automatically at a speed that can be set using a dial, from one different image every ten seconds to ten images per second. At the default speed, it will take around 1,000 years for the same combination of images to be repeated.

Typing any number onto an onboard animated keyboard starts a fast count-down or count-up until eventually the number 1984 is reached. At that point, the display resumes cycling through different combinations of images to make variations on 1984.

TechniqueComputer, display, arduino processor, potentiometer, OLED pushbuttons, aluminium and steel frame.

DimensionsEquipment: 44.5 cm x 133.5cm x 13.5 cm (HxWxD)Crate dimensions: 156 cm x 72 cm x 35 cm (LxWxH)

Edition6 copies + 1AP

Operation

** Please refer to next page for components placement. **

1.Connect the piece to electrical power. Use the supplied power cable, plug one side into the wall outlet and the other side to the electric outlet behind the piece. Both American and European voltages are accepted as piece can handles 110V to 230V volts.

2. To turn the piece ON, press the power button of the Windows Surface computer, located inside the round hole on top of the frame, all the way down for a second then release it. Important note: Please do not push the button again as this will shut down the piece. Wait at least 2 minutes before pressing it again as the computer might take that long to boot. After 2 minutes (maybe faster), we should see 1984 being shown.

3. To turn the piece OFF, press the power button all the way down until you’ve seen the “Shutting down.” screen appearing and disappearing to a black screen.

4. If the piece doesn’t start within 30 seconds, try to turn on the piece again. If it’s still doesn’t turn on, then hold the power button all the way down for 10 seconds. Then, wait at least 3 seconds then press the

power button all the way down for 1 second and you should be up and running again.

5. The buttons from the keypad are affecting the display in different ways. They send a signal to the display on release, so not when we press the button, but when we remove our finger from it. To send the button signal to the software, you need to press it for at least half a second, otherwise the number might not be received by the software and shown on display.

6. To change the number displayed, press any digit on the keypad: pressing “5” will add a 5 on the right side of the number; if we were displaying 1984, the number will change to 9845.

7. When a different number than 1984 is entered with the keypad, we have an approximate delay of 4 seconds before seeing a countdown (up or down). This countdown should last approximately 8 seconds. When entering a number, if we press on the “+” button, the delay would be canceled and the countdown will start on release of the button.

8. When a different number than 1984 is entered with the keypad and we want to correct a digit, we can press on the “-“ button. Let say we entered 5847, by pressing the “-“ key, we’ll remove the 7 and show 4584. If we press on the “-“ button several times, we will eventually show back 1984.

9. The potentiometer controls the duration of digits display on monitor, when the number 1984 is shown. When completely at the left, the digits are updating in rotation every 8 seconds: so the 1 image is changing to another one, then 8 seconds after the 9 is changed, then 8 seconds after the 8 is changed, then 8 seconds and the 4 is changed, then 8 seconds and the 1 is changed… etc.

Component layout

Monitor power cordDisplay port and IR sensor connectors

Monitor and Windows Surface power plugsOLED Switches keypad

Piece’s power connector

Windows Surface power supply

Arduino

Windows Surface Pro

Power button(embedded inside the cylinder)

Cleaning

Please do not clean the display surface with Windex or soap. Use a lint-free cloth and LCD screen liquid cleaner, such as Kensington Screen Guardian found in computer stores. The aluminium frame can be cleaned with a wet cloth and a bit of liquid soap.

Placement Instructions

The piece should be hung with the horizontal center at 150 cm (59 inches) from the ground, using the provided mounting system. In order to achieve that, the screws that hold the mount in place should be screwed at 170 cm (67 inches) from the ground.

170 cm

To ground

Troubleshooting

Controlling the computer

The piece includes custom-made software that automatically starts up. If you ever need to control the computer, use the provided Bluetooth keyboard. While the piece is displayed, keys 1 to 9, “-“ and “+” will do exactly like the ones the buttons keypad on the frame itself, while the “Escape” key will quit the software.

Bluetooth keyboard

If the keyboard doesn’t react, ensure the ON/OFF switch is turned to ON. Press on the “1” key and wait 3 seconds. Press on the “1” key again and the piece should react. If not, replace the batteries.

To connect to Wifi

In the eventuality we need to access the computer, either to control it, debug it or update the software, we’ll need to put the computer online:1. Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap Settings. (If you’re using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then click Settings.)2. Check the network icon. It’ll show if you’re connected and how strong the connection is.3. If you’re not connected, tap or click the network icon ( or ).4. Tap or click the name of the network you want to connect to, and then tap or click Connect.5. Enter the network password.6. If you want to connect to this network every time it’s in range, select the Connect automatically check box.

What if Internet isn’t connecting - limited connection?

1. Rare case, where the WiFi network is set-up with a security level like in Airports or Hotels, where you have to enter a password.

You need to get into a Windows “Desktop” view. For that, do the key combination “ALT” + “TAB” on the keyboard as many times you need to get back to the piece’s software or “Desktop”.

If you get into the piece’s software, press on the Escape key. Then click, at the bottom left, on the Internet Explorer icon.

It should, automatically, load a webpage where you can put your username and password info.

2. If you still can’t access Internet, go check the network adapter properties: Press Windows Key + w to bring up the Settings search box and type: network and sharing center

Click on the name of your Wi-Fi network.

Click the Properties button in the lower left corner under.

In the Wi-Fi Properties window click the Configure button.

Then pick the last tab called Power Management and you’ll see this option: “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power”. Uncheck it, click OK twice, click Close and then restart your computer to confirm the fix.

3. If it still doesn’t work, check in WiFi connection properties Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) then click on Properties.

Select Obtain an IP address automatically and Obtain DNS server address automatically, or the opposite (with entering your network informations), then click OK twice, click Close and then restart your computer to confirm the fix.

Using the LG remote

To use the LG remote with the monitor, you should target the center part of the metal frame, from under it, when you press on the remote’s buttons. That way, the signals emitted byt the remote wille be well received by the IR sensor of the monitor.

SupportIf you would like support for the piece please feel free to call Lozano-Hemmer’s studio in Canada:

Antimodular Research4060 St-Laurent, studio 107Montréal Québec H2W 1Y9 CanadaTel 1-514-597-0917 Fax [email protected]

Appendix I - NKK SmartSwitches (OLED pushbuttons)

ISC15ANP4 Version (1)

NKK Switches • email: [email protected] • Phone (480) 991-0942 • Fax (480) 998-1435 • www.nkksmartswitch.com 2

DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS

Actual Size

Viewing area: 15.5mm x 11.6mm (horizontal x vertical)

High reliability and long life of three million actuations minimum

High resolution of 64RGB x 48 pixels

Epoxy sealed straight PC terminals

Snap-in standoff for easy, secure mounting and alignment

• Organic LED technology; now with 30,000 hours life and 30% less power consumption • Range of 65,536 colors in 16 bit mode, 256 colors in 8 bit mode• Full viewing angle of 180°• Exceptional contrast: 50 times greater than previous LCD products• Four times more enhanced resolution• High resolution provides sharp, clear images of very small characters • Operated by commands and data supplied via serial communications (SPI) • Distinct, long travel of 4.5mm (same as KP01 Series)• Dust tight construction• Stylish, translucent black housing design

OLED SMARTSWITCHTM


SWITCH SPECIFICATIONSCircuit SPST normally open

Contact Position Leave actuator: 1 – 2 OFF Push actuator: 1 – 2 ON

Electrical Capacity (Resistive Load) 100mA @ 12V DC

Contact Resistance 200 milliohms maximum @ 20mV 10mA

Insulation Resistance 100 megohms minimum @ 100V DC

Dielectric Strength 125V AC for 1 minute minimum

Mechanical Endurance 3,000,000 operations minimum

Electrical Endurance 3,000,000 operations minimum

Operating Force 2.0 ± 0.5 Newtons

Total Travel 4.5mm (.177”)

Switch Description OLED Pixel Format

SPST, Momentary ONGold Contacts

Straight PC Terminals

Color OLEDDisplay Module65,536 Colors

64RGB x 48 PixelsHorizontal x Vertical

SWITCH DESCRIPTION ATTENTIONELECTROSTATICSENSITIVE DEVICES

OLED SPECIFICATIONS

Absolute Maximum Ratings

Items Symbols Ratings

Supply Voltage for Logic/Interface VDD –0.3V to +4.0V

Supply Voltage for Drive VCC –0.0V to +19.0V

Input Voltage VI –0.3V to VDD +0.3V

Recommended Operating Conditions

Items Symbols Minimum Typical Maximum

Supply Voltage for Logic/Interface VDD 2.4V 2.8V 3.5V

Supply Voltage for Drive VCC 15.0V 16.0V 17.0V

Input High Level Voltage VIH 0.8 x VDD –– ––

Input Low Level Voltage VI L –– –– 0.2 x VDD

Characteristics of DisplayDisplay Device Color OLED display module

Display Mode Passive matrix

Viewing Area 15.5mm x 11.6mm (horizontal x vertical)

Pixel Format 64RGB x 48 pixels (horizontal x vertical)

Pixel Size 0.21mm x 0.20mm (horizontal x vertical)

Interface Serial (SPI) interface

Number of Colors 65,536 Colors (16bit: R 5bit/G 6bit/B 5bit) or 256 Colors (8bit: R 2bit/G 3bit/B 3bit)

Operating Temperature Range –20°C ~ +70°C (–4°F ~ +158°F)

Storage Temperature Range –30°C ~ +80°C (–22°F ~ +176°F)

Operating Life (Display) 30,000 hours (at 40% pixels ON)

Current Consumption (Temperature at 25°C, VDD = 2.8V, VCC = 16.0V)

Items Symbols Min Typical Max

All-Pixels-On Mode *Drive System Power Current I CC1 –– 3.8mA 4.6mA

All-Pixels-On Mode *Logic/IF System Power Current IDD1 –– 0.16mA 0.19mA

Sleep Mode **Drive System Power Current ICC2 –– –– 10μA

Sleep Mode **Logic/IF System Power Current IDD2 –– –– 10μA

* All pixels shall be turned on with the maximum level gray scale ** All pixels shall be turned off (while chip is operating)

Optical Characteristics (Temperature at 25°C, Initial Value: 87 x 0F)

Items Min Typical Max Unit Remarks

Luminosity 75 100 125 cd/m2 White (All pixels on)

White Color Coordinate

(x) 0.26 0.30 0.34 ––(y) 0.32 0.37 0.42 ––

Red Color Coordinate

(x) 0.63 0.67 0.71 ––(y) 0.29 0.33 0.37 ––

Green Color Coordinate

(x) 0.19 0.23 0.27 ––(y) 0.61 0.65 0.69 ––

Blue Color Coordinate

(x) 0.10 0.14 0.18 ––(y) 0.14 0.20 0.26 ––

Contrast Ratio 100 –– –– ––

OLED SMARTSWITCHTM


Terminal numbers are not on the switch.

SWITCH BLOCK DIAGRAM & PIN CONFIGURATIONS

TYPICAL SWITCH DIMENSIONS

Driving BlockSEG/COM

Segment Driver

SR1,SG1,SB1......SR64,SG64,SB64

Color OLED Panel64RGB x 48

SW

Gray Scale

Common Driver

COM1....COM48

Display Timing

Oscillator

Generator

Decoder

Command Decoder

Graphic DisplayData RAM96 x 64 x 16 Bit

MCU Interface

OLED Driverwith Controller

SW 1

CCV 9

DDV 3

RES 5

SCK 7

4SS

8SDI

6D/C

GND 10

2

OLED SMARTSWITCHTM

Pin No. Symbol Name Function

SW Terminal of Switch Normally openSW Terminal of Switch Normally openVDD Power Power source for logic circuitSS Slave Select Slave select for SPI. This line is active low.

RES Reset Reset signal input. When pin is low, initialization of chip is executed.

D/C Data/CommandData/Command Control. When pin is pulled low, data will be interpreted as Command; when pulled high, data will be interpreted as Data.

SCK Serial Clock Clock line for SPI that synchronizes command and dataSDI Serial Data In Data input line for SPIVCC Power Power source for drive circuit

GND Ground Connect to Ground

6

5

4321

987

10

(15.5).610

(23.13).911

(11.6).457

(20.59).811

(0.74).029

(9.57).377

(13.41).528

SeePixel Detail

(23.0).906

(3.4).134

(3.3).130

(0.6).024

(0.4).016

Typ

Typ

See StandoffDetail

(7.62).300

(16.0).630

(18.0).709

(8.0).315

(7.05).278

(2.0).079

(1.0).039

(7.0).276

Typ

(0.3).012

Typ (0.2).008

Typ

1

2

34

910

Standoff 1 Standoff 2

Standoff 2 Standoff 1

(0.2).008

A

(1.25).049

(2.0) Dia.079

(7.62).300

(16.0).630

(18.0).709

(8.0).315

(7.05).278

(2.0).079

(1.0).039

(7.0).276

Typ

8x (0.75).029

2x (0.9).035

Dia

Dia1

2

34

910

4x (1.3) Dia .051Landless

Pixel Detail Pixel Detail A Standoff Detail

Dimension AStandoff 1 = (2.7) .106

Standoff 2 = (2.3) .091

Footprint

(0.03).0012

Typ(0.20) Typ.0079

(0.21) Typ.0083

See PixelDetail A

(0.03) Typ.0012

R

R

G B R(0.17).0067

(0.20).0079

(0.04) Typ.0016(0.07) Typ.0028

(0.21).0083

OLED SMARTSWITCHTM


TIMING SPECIFICATIONS

D/C

SS

SDI

tAS

D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0

tCSS tCSH

tAH

tCLKHtcyc le

tCLKLtF

SCK

tDHWtDSW

tR

AC Characteristics (Temperature at 25°C), VDD = 2.4V ~ 3.5V)

Items Symbols Minimum Typical Maximum

Clock Cycle Time t cyc le 150ns –– ––

D/C Setup Time tAS 40ns –– ––

D/C Hold Time tAH 40ns –– ––

SS Setup Time tCSS 75ns –– ––

SS Hold Time tCSH 60ns –– ––

Write Data Setup Time tDSW 40ns –– ––

Write Data Hold Time tDHW 40ns –– ––

SCK Low Time tCLKL 75ns –– ––

SCK High Time tCLKH 75ns –– ––

SCK Rise Time t R –– –– 15ns

SCK Fall Time tF –– –– 15ns

State 0 Power ONState 1

State 2Power OFF State 0

VDD

RES

VCC

D/CSSSCKSDI

Reset low pulse width Trw(minimum 3µs)

“L” or “Hi-z”

0V

Minimum 0µs Minimum 0µs

“L” or “Hi-z”

Minimum 3µs Minimum 0µs

VDD level (due to ESD protection circuit between VDD and VCC)

“L” or “Hi-z”“H” or “L”“L” or “Hi-z”

Initialization Setting

Power ON/OFF Sequence

State Transition Transition Index

1 Power ON

Refer to

"Power ON/OFF Sequence"

2 Power OFF

3 Display ON

4 Display OFF

7 Initialization Initialize Setting of Command/Data

8Image Rewriting Send Display Data

Display Settings Dimmer, Scroll, etc.

State Number State Display Sleep VCC VDD

Changing the Display

0 Power OFF OFF –– OFF OFF Disable

1 Display OFF OFF ON ON ON Enable

2 Display ON ON OFF ON ON Enable

STATE TRANSITION

State 0Power OFF

(VCC, VDD OFF )

State 1Display OFF

(Sleep Mode)

State 2Display ON

1 : Power ON, 7 : Initialization

2 : Power OFF

3 : Display ON

4 : Display OFF

8 : Changing the Display8 : Changing the Display

7 : Initialization

Note: Refer to Application Notes on web site.

OLED SMARTSWITCHTM


PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING & STORAGE OF OLED DEVICES

Handling

1. The IS Series OLED devices are electrostatic sensitive. To avoid damage to IC, do not touch terminals unless properly isolated from static electricity.

2. Signal input under conditions not recommended may cause damage to the OLED unit or deterioration of the display. Follow directions regarding supply sequences of power and signal voltages.

3. If the OLED panel is broken, avoid touching the contents. Wash off any contact to the skin or clothing.

4. Limit operating force to switch keytop to 100.0N maximum, as excessive pressure may damage the OLED.

5. Recommended soldering time and temperature limits: 11 seconds maximum @ 270°C maximum; avoid temperatures exceeding 80°C at the OLED.

6. The IS series OLED devices are not process sealed.

7. Pixels acquire diminished brightness over time and use, and those most frequently habituated have greater reduction of brightness than those less used. To minimize this difference, operate OLED unit so that all pixels are used as consistently as possible.

8. Clean cap surface with dry cloth. If further cleaning is needed, wipe with dampened cloth using neutral cleanser and dry with clean cloth. Do not use organic solvent.

Storage

1. Store in original container and away from direct sunlight.

2. Keep away from static electricity.

3. Avoid extreme temperatures, high humidity, gaseous substances, and all forms of chemical contamination.

ATTENTIONELECTROSTATIC

SENSITIVE DEVICES

Appendix II - LG Monitor

www.lg.com

OWNER’S MANUAL

MONITOR SIGNAGE

38WR50MS

Please read this manual carefully before operating your set and retain it for future reference.

MONITOR SIGNAGE MODELS

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REMOTE CONTROL

REMOTE CONTROL

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INPUTENERGY

SAVING

MARKARC

ON OFF

1 . , ! 2ABC 3DEF4GHI 5 JKL 6MNO7PQRS 8 TUV 91/a/A 0 - * #

WXYZ

CLEAR

OK

S.MENU

MONITOR

PSM

AUTO

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

MENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT

POWER

PAGE

INPUTENERGY

SAVING

MARKARC

1 . , ! 2ABC 3DEF4GHI 5 JKL 6MNO7PQRS77 8 TUV 91/a/A 0 - * #

WXYZ

CLEAR

ON OFF

MONITORMONITOR

PSM

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

POWER

Thedescriptionsinthismanualarebasedonthebuttonsoftheremotecontrol.PleasereadthismanualcarefullyandusetheMonitorsetcorrectly.Toreplacebatteries,openthebatterycover,replacebatteries(1.5VAAA)matching and endstothelabelinsidethecompartment,andclosethebatterycover.Toremovethebatteries,performtheinstallationactionsinreverse.

yy Donotmixoldandnewbatteries,asthismaydamagetheremotecontrol.yy MakesuretopointtheremotecontroltotheremotecontrolsensorontheMonitorset.

CAUTION

PAGE

INPUTENERGY

SAVING

MARKARC

ON OFF

. , ! ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PQRS TUV

1/a/A - * #

WXYZ

CLEAR

OK

S.MENU

MONITOR

PSM

AUTO

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

MENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT

POWER

(POWER)TurnstheMonitorsetonoroff.

Monitor On / OffTurnoffthemonitorandthen

turnitbackon.

1/a/A ButtonTogglesbetweennumerical

andalphabetical.

ENERGY SAVING( )Adjuststhebrightnessofthescreentoreduceenergyconsumption.

INPUTSelectstheinputmode.

Number and Alphabet buttonsEntersnumericaloralphabeticalcharactersdependingonthesetting.

CLEARDeletestheenterednumericaloralphabeticalcharacter.

PSMSelectsthePictureStatus

Mode.

MUTEMutesallsounds.

Volume Up / DownAdjuststhevolumelevel.

Brightness KeyAdjustthebrightnessbypressingtheUpandDownbuttonsontheremotecontrol.InUSBmode,theOSDmenuhasthePagefunctiontomovetothenextfilelist.

ARCSelectstheAspectRatio

Mode.MARK

SelectsaspecificfileintheUSBmode.


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REMOTE CONTROL

PAGE

INPUTENERGY

SAVING

MARKARC

ON OFF

. , ! ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PQRS TUV

1/a/A - * #

WXYZ

CLEAR

OK

S.MENU

MONITOR

PSM

AUTO

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

MENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT

POWER

S.MENU(SuperSignMenuKey)Thisbuttonselectionisnotapplicable.

EXITClearsallon-screendisplaysandreturnstoMonitorsetviewingfromanymenu.

TILEThecurrentmodeldoesnotsupportthisfunction.

MENU (Seep.37)Accessesthemainmenusorsavesyourinputandexit

menus.

Navigation buttonsScrollsthroughmenusor

options.

OKSelectsmenusoroptionsand

confirmsyourinput.

BACKAllowstheusertomovebackonestepinuserinteraction

function.

USB Menu control buttonsControlsmediaplayback.

ID ON/OFF WhenthenumberofPictureIDisequaltoSetIDyoucan

controlthemonitorwhichyouwantinthemultidisplay

condition.

AUTOAutomaticallyadjustspicturepositionandminimizesimageinstability.(RGBinputonly)

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INPUTENERGY

SAVING

MARKARC

ON OFF

1 . , ! 2ABC 3DEF4GHI 5 JKL 6MNO7PQRS 8 TUV 91/a/A 0 - * #

WXYZ

CLEAR

OK

S.MENU

MONITOR

PSM

AUTO

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

MENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT

POWER

OK

S.MENUAUTOMENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT


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REMOTE CONTROL

Displaying the device name connected to an input port

Displaywhichdevicesareconnected towhichexternalinputports.

PAGE

INPUTENERGY

SAVING

MARKARC

ON OFF

. , ! ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PQRS TUV

1/a/A - * #

WXYZ

CLEAR

OK

S.MENU

MONITOR

PSM

AUTO

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

MENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT

POWER

PAGE

INPUTENERGY

SAVING

MARKARC

ON OFF

. , ! ABC DEF

GHI JKL MNO

PQRS TUV

1/a/A - * #

WXYZ

CLEAR

OK

S.MENU

MONITOR

PSM

AUTO

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

MENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT

POWER

1 AccesstheInputlistscreenandpresstheblue(inputlabel)buttonontheremotecontrol.

2 YoucanassignaninputlabelforeveryinputexceptUSB.

yy Externalinputssupported:HDMI,DVI-D,DisplayPortyy Labelsavailable:DTV,PCyy TheinputlabelsaredisplayedontheInputLabelscreenoratthetopleftofthescreenwhenyouchangetheexternalinputsetting.yy ForDTV/PC-compatiblesignals,suchas1080p60Hz,thescreensettingsmaychangeaccordingtotheinputlabel.TheJustScanoptionisavailableifaPCisconnectedasanexternaldevice.

NOTE

InputLabel

Close

HDMI

DVI-D

DisplayPort


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CUSTOMIZING SETTINGS


Accessing the main menus

1 PressMENUtoaccessthemainmenus.

2 PresstheNavigationbuttonstoscrolltooneofthefollowingmenusandpressOK.

3 PresstheNavigationbuttonstoscrolltothesettingoroptionyouwantandpressOK.

4 Whenyouarefinished,pressEXIT.Whenyoureturntothepreviousmenu,pressBACK.

PAGE

MARKARC

OK

S.MENU

PSM

AUTO

MUTE

BRIGHTNESS

MENU

ID

BACK TILE

ON OFF

EXIT

OPTION

PICTURE

NETWORK

AUDIO TIME

MY MEDIA

PICTURE (Seep.38)Adjuststheimagesize,quality,oreffect.

AUDIO(Seep.41)Adjuststhesoundquality,effect,orvolumelevel.

NETWORK(Seep.47)Setsupthenetworksetting.

OPTION (Seep.43)Customizesthegeneralsettings.

TIME(Seep.42)Setsthetime,date,orTimerfeature.

MY MEDIA(Seep.23)Displayandplaymovie,photoandmusiccontentstoredonyourUSB.


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PICTURE settings


2 PresstheNavigationbuttonstoscrolltoPICTUREandpressOK.

3 PresstheNavigationbuttonstoscrolltothesettingoroptionyouwantandpressOK.-Toreturntothepreviouslevel,pressBACK.


Theavailablepicturesettingsaredescribedinthefollowing:

Setting DescriptionAspect Ratio Changestheimagesizetoviewimagesatitsoptimalsize(Seep.18).Energy Saving Setstoautomaticallyadjustthescreenbrightnesscorrespondingtothesurroundings.

LevelOff DisablesEnergySavingfunction.Minimum/Medium/Maximum

Selectsthebrightnesslevelofthebacklight.

ScreenOff Thescreenturnsoffin3seconds.Smart Energy Saving

Adjuststhebacklightandcontrastdependingonthescreenbrightness.

LevelOn EnablestheSmartEnergySavingfunctiontosavepowerconsumptionasmuch

asthevaluesetinthesmartenergysavingrate.Off DisablestheSmartEnergySavingfunction.

Picture Mode SelectsoneofthepresetimageorcustomizesoptionsineachmodeforthebestMonitorsetscreenperformance.Youarealsoabletocustomizeadvancedoptionsofeachmode.TheavailablepresetpicturemodesvarydependingontheMonitorset.ModeVivid Adjuststhevideoimagefortheretailenvironmentbyenhancingthecontrast,

brightness,Color,andsharpness.Standard Adjuststheimageforthenormalenvironment.

Cinema Optimizesthevideoimageforacinematiclooktoenjoymoviesasifyouareinamovietheater.

Sport OptimizesthevideoimageforhighanddynamicactionsbyemphasizingprimaryColourssuchaswhite,grass,orskyblue.

Game OptimizesthevideoimageforafastgamingscreensuchasPCsorgames.

Move OKPICTURE ꔋ•AspectRatio :16:4• EnergySaving :Off

•SmartEnergySaving :Off

•PictureMode :Standard

•Backlight 70

•Contrast 100

•Brightness 50

•Sharpness 50

•Color 60

•Tint 0

•ColorTemp. 0

•AdvancedControl

•PictureReset

•Screen

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Basic image options

Setting DescriptionBacklight AdjuststhebrightnessofthescreenbycontrollingtheLCDbacklight.Ifyoudecreasethe

brightnesslevel,thescreenbecomesdarkerandthepowerconsumptionwillbereducedwithoutanyvideosignalloss.

Contrast Increasesordecreasesthegradientofthevideosignal.YoumayuseContrastwhenthebrightpartofthepictureissaturated.

Brightness Adjuststhebaselevelofthesignalinthepicture.YoumayuseBrightnesswhenthedarkpartofthepictureissaturated.

Sharpness Adjuststhelevelofcrispnessintheedgesbetweenthelightanddarkareasofthepicture.Thelowerthelevel,thesoftertheimage.

Color Adjustsintensityofallcolors.Tint Adjuststhebalancebetweenredandgreenlevels.Color Temp . SettowarmtoenhancehotterColorssuchasred,orsettocooltomakepicturebluish.Advanced Control Customizestheadvancedoptions.RefertotheAdvancedimageoptions.(Seep.40).Picture Reset Restorestheoptionstothedefaultsetting.

Setting DescriptionSCREEN(In RGBMode Only)

CustomizesthePCdisplayoptionsinRGBmode.OptionResolution Selectsaproperresolution.See“CustomizingPCdisplayoptions”.AutoConfigure Setstoadjustthescreenposition,clock,andphaseautomatically.

Thedisplayedimagemaybeunstableforafewsecondswhiletheconfigurationisinprogress.

Position/Size/Phase

Adjuststheoptionswhenthepictureisnotclear,especiallywhencharactersareshaky,aftertheautoconfiguration.

Reset Restorestheoptionstothedefaultsetting.

yy Ifthe'Picture Mode'settinginthePicturemenuissettoVivid, Standard, Cinema, SportorGamethesubsequentmenuswillbeautomaticallyset.yy YoucannotadjustcolorandtintintheRGB-PC/DVI-D-PC(DTV)/HDMI-PCmode.yy WhenusingtheSmartEnergySavingfunction,thescreenmaylooksaturatedinthewhiteareaofastillimage.yy IfEnergySavingissettoMinimum,Medium,orMaximum,theSmartEnergySavingfunctionisdisabled.

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Setting DescriptionDynamic Contrast(Off/High/Medium/Low)

Adjuststhecontrasttokeepitatthebestlevelaccordingtothebrightnessofthescreen.Thepictureisimprovedbymakingbrightpartsbrighteranddarkpartsdarker.(Thecurrentmodeldoesnotsupportthisfunction.)

Dynamic Color(Off/High/Low)

AdjustsscreenColorssothattheylooklivelier,richerandclearer.Thisfeatureenhanceshue,saturationandluminancesothatred,blue,greenandwhitelookmorevivid.(Thecurrentmodeldoesnotsupportthisfunction.)

Clear White(Off/High/Low)

Makethewhiteareaofscreenbrighterandmorewhite.

Skin Color(-5 to 5)

Itdetectstheskinareaofvideoandadjustsittoexpressanaturalskincolor.

Noise Reduction(Off/High/Medium/Low)

Reducesscreennoisewithoutcompromisingvideoquality.(Thecurrentmodeldoesnotsupportthisfunction.)

Digital Noise Reduction(Off/High/Medium/Low)

Thisoptionreducesthenoiseproducedwhilecreatingdigitalvideosignals.

Gamma(High/Medium/Low)

Setyourowngammavalue.Onthemonitor,highgammavaluesdisplaywhitishimagesandlowgammavaluesdisplayhighcontrastimages.

Black Level(High/Low)

Low:Thepictureofthescreengetsdarker.High:Thepictureofthescreengetsbrighter.Setblacklevelofthescreentoproperlevel.(Functionworksinthefollowingmode-HDMI-DTV)

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AUDIO settings


2 PresstheNavigationbuttonstoscrolltoAUDIOandpressOK.



Theavailableaudiooptionsaredescribedinthefollowing:

Move OKAUDIO ꔋ• Clear Voice II : Off• Balance 0• Sound Mode : Standard • Infinite Sound: Off • Treble 50 • Bass 50 • Reset• Digital Audio Input : Audio In• Speaker : Off

L R

Setting DescriptionClear Voice ll Bydifferentiatingthehumansoundrangefromothers,ithelpsusersmakedialogmoreclear.Balance Adjustsbalancebetweentheleftandrightspeakersaccordingtoyourroomenvironment.Sound Mode Thebestsoundtonequalitywillbeselectedautomaticallydependingonthevideotypethatyou're

currentlywatching.ModeStandard Themostcommandingandnaturalaudio.Music Selectthisoptiontoenjoytheoriginalsoundwhenlisteningtothemusic.Cinema Selectthisoptiontoenjoysublimesound.Sport Selectthisoptiontowatchsportsbroadcasting.Game Toenjoydynamicsoundwhenplayingagame.

OptionInfiniteSound LG'sInfinitySoundoptionprovides5.1channelstereosoundfromtwo

speakers.Treble Controlsthedominantsoundsintheoutput.Whenyouturnupthetreble,it

willincreasetheoutputtothehigherfrequencyrange.

Bass Makestheoutputsoundsofter.Whenyouturnupthebass,itwillincreasetheoutputtothelowerFrequency.

Reset Resetsthesoundmodetothedefaultsetting.Digital Audio Input

HDMI/DisplayPort:OutputsthesoundofdigitalsignalfromHDMIanddisplayportsthroughthemonitorspeaker.Audio In:OutputsthesoundthroughthemonitorspeakerbyconnectingHDMIanddisplayportstotheAudioInport.

Speaker ON:Enablessoundtothemonitorspeaker.(*Themonitorspeakerissoldseparately.)OFF:Disablessoundtothemonitorspeaker.Usethisoptionwhenusinganexternalsounddevice.

NOTEIfsoundqualityorvolumeisnotat thelevelyouwant, it isrecommendedtouseaseparatehometheatersystemoramplifiertocopewithdifferentuserenvironments.


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TIME settings


2 PresstheNavigationbuttonstoscrolltoTIMEandpressOK.



Theavailabletimesettingsaredescribedinthefollowing:

Setting DescriptionClock Setsthetimefeature.

On/Off Time SetsthetimetoturnonorofftheMonitorset.Sleep Timer SetsthelengthoftimeuntiltheMonitorsettoturnsoff.WhenyouturntheMonitorsetoffandturn

itonagain,theSleepTimerwillbesettooff.Power on delay Whenconnectingmultiplemonitorsandturningthepoweron,themonitorsareturnedonindividually

topreventoverload.Auto off IfAutooffisactiveandthereisnoinputsignal,thesetswitchestooffmodeautomaticallyafter15

minutes.Automatic Standby

Ifyoudonotusethemonitorformorethan4hours,itwillbeinstandbymodeautomatically.

yy Oncetheonorofftimeisset,thesefunctionsoperatedailyatthepresettime.yy Thescheduledpower-offfunctionworksproperlyonlywhenthedevicetimeissetcorrectly.yy Whenthescheduledpower-onandpower-offtimesarethesame,thepower-offtimehaspriorityoverthepower-ontimeifthesetisturnedon,andviceversaifthesetisturnedoff.

NOTE

Move OKTIME ꔋ• Clock • Off Time : Off• On Time : Off• Sleep Timer : Off• Power On Delay : Off• Auto Off : 15 min.• Automatic Standby : 4hours


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Setting DescriptionLanguage Tochoosethelanguageinwhichthecontrolnamesaredisplayed.Power Indicator UsethisfunctiontosetthepowerindicatoronthefrontsideoftheproducttoOnorOff.

(Thepowerindicatorislocatedonthebottomoftheproduct.)ISM Method AfrozenorstillpicturefromaPC/Videogamedisplayedonthescreenforprolongedperiods

couldresultinaghostimageremainingevenwhenyouchangetheimage.Avoidallowingafixedimagetoremainonthescreenforalongperiodoftime.SettingNormal Leaveonnormalifyoudon'tforeseeimageburninbeingaproblem.

Orbiter Mayhelppreventghost images.However, it isbestnot toallowany fixedimagetoremainonthescreen.Toavoidapermanent imageonthescreen,thescreenwillmoveevery2minutes.

Inversion This function inverts the panel color of the screen.Thepanel color isautomaticallyinvertedevery30minutes.

WhiteWash Whitewashfills thescreenwithsolidwhite.Thishelpsremovespermanentimagesburnedintothescreen.Apermanentimagemaybeimpossibletoclearentirelywithwhitewash.

DPM Select Ausercanchoosetoturnthepowersavingmodeon/off.Fail Over Ifthereisnoinputsignal,itautomaticallyswitchestoanotherinputwithsignal.

SettingOff Stopsautoswitchoftheinputsource.Auto Switchestoanotherinputsourcewithvideosignalifnovideosignalcomes

fromthecurrentinputsource.Manual Selectsthepriorityofinputsourceforautoswitch.

Whenseveralinputsourcesarefound,theinputsourcewithahigherprioritywillbeselected.

Factory Reset Selectthisoptiontoreturntothedefaultfactorysettings.Set ID YoucanassignauniqueSetIDNO(nameassignment)toeachproductwhenseveralproducts

areconnectedfordisplay.Specifythenumber(1to255)usingthebuttonandexit.UsetheassignedSetIDtoindividuallycontroleachproductusingtheProductControlProgram.

OPTION settings


2 PresstheNavigationbuttonstoscrolltoOPTIONandpressOK.



Theavailableoptionsettingsaredescribedinthefollowing:

Move OKOPTION ꔋ• Language• Power Indicator• ISM Method : Normal• DPM Select : On• Fail Over : Off• Factory Reset• Set ID : 1• PIP/PBP• Key Lock• Product/Service Info.


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Setting DescriptionPIP/PBP DisplaysvideosorphotosstoredintheUSBdeviceonasinglemonitorbydividingitintothemain

andsubscreens.OptionMode Setsthetypeofsecondaryscreen.

*OFF:Disablesthesecondaryscreen.*PIP (Picture In Picture):Displaysthesecondaryscreeninthemainscreen.*PBP (Picture By Picture):Displaysthesecondaryscreennexttothemainscreen.

Position Adjuststhepositionofthesubscreen(topleft,bottomleft,topright,bottomright)Thedefaultvalueisthebottomright.

Size Adjuststhesizeofthesubscreen(Size0to10).ThedefaultsizeofPIP(Size:0)is480x240;themaximumsize10is960x540.

Key Lock Keyinputdoesnotwork.Thispreventsinvalidkeyinput.Product/Service Info.

Displaysthemodelname,softwareversion,serialnumber,IPaddress,MACaddressandhomepage.

NOTEyy ThePositionandSizeoptionsareenabledonlyinPIPmode.


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PIP/PBP

DisplaysvideosorphotosstoredintheUSBdeviceonasinglemonitorbydividingitintothemainandsubscreens.(Seep.36)

Position

Mode

Size

top left top right

bottom left bottom right

*PIP(Picture In Picture):DisplaystheSubscreeninthemainscreen.*PBP(Picture By Picture):DisplaystheSubscreennexttothemainscreen.

Adjuststhepositionofthesubscreen(topleft,bottomleft,topright,bottomright)

Adjuststhesizeofthesubscreen(Size0-10).

yy ThesubscreenisonlysupportedwhenusingtheUSBdevice.

SubUSB

MainRGB OHDMI/DVI-D/Display Port O

yy YoucanonlychangethesizeandpositioninPIPmode.yy WithPBPselected,theAspectRatiooptioninthePICTUREmenuisdisabled(Fixedas16:4).yy YoumustselecttheoutputsoundbeforerunningthePIPorPBPfunctions.(SelecteitherMainorSub.)yy IfyoufailtoselectMainorSubfromthesoundselectionbox,andiftheOSDdisappearsaftereitheraperiodoftimeorwhentheExitorBackkeyispressed,thePIP/PBPsubscreenisnotactivated.yy YoucannotchangethesoundwhilerunningthePIPorPBPfunctions.Ifyouwanttochangethesound,pleaserestartPIP/PBP.yy Thepicturequalityofthesubscreenissetaccordingtothevaluesselectedinthemainmenu,nottheUSBdevice.yy IfyouplayvideosyouselectedinPIP/PBPmode,thevideoswillplaybackrepeatelyinsuccession.yy ThebuttonsbelowworkinPIPmode.

Button Photo Movie

NOTE

Mainscreen

Subscreen

PIP PBP

< 1920x502 >

PBP960x502

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TROUBLESHOOTING

TROUBLESHOOTING

No image is displayed

Problem ResolutionIstheproductpowercordconnected?

y Seeifthepowercordisproperlyconnectedtotheoutlet.

Isthepowerindicatorlighton? y Seeifthepowerswitchisturnedon.y Mayneedservice.

Powerisonbutthescreenappearsextremelydark.

y Adjustbrightnessandcontrastagain.y Backlightmayneedrepair.

Thepowerindicatoramber? y Iftheproductisinpowersavingmode,movethemouseorpressanykey.y Turnbothdevicesoffandthenbackon.

Doesthe'InvalidFormat'messageappear?

y ThesignalfromthePC(videocard)isoutoftheverticalorhorizontalfrequencyrangeoftheproduct.AdjustthefrequencyrangebyreferringtotheSpecificationsinthismanual.

*MaximumresolutionRGB:1920x1080@60HzHDMI/DVI/DP:1920x1080@60Hz

Doesthe'Nosignal'messageappear?

y ThesignalcablebetweenPCandproductisnotconnected.Checkthesignalcable.y Pressthe'INPUT'menuintheremoteControltochecktheinputsignal.

'Unknown Product' message appears when the product is connected.

Problem ResolutionDidyouinstallthedriver? y Seeiftheplug&playfunctionissupportedbyreferringtothevideo

cardusermanual.

'Key Lock On' message appears.

Problem ResolutionThe'KeyLockOn'messageappearswhenpressingtheMenubutton.

y TheLockfunctionpreventstheOSDsettingsfrombeingchangedinadvertently.Toreleasethelock,gotoMenuandOptionanddisabletheKeyLockoption.


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The screen image looks abnormal.

Problem ResolutionIsthescreenpositionwrong? y D-Subanalogsignal-Pressthe"AUTO"buttonintheremotecontrol

toautomaticallyselecttheoptimalscreenstatusthatfitsintothecurrentmode.Ifadjustmentisnotsatisfactory,usethePositionOSDmenu.y Seeifthevideocardresolutionandfrequencyaresupportedbytheproduct.Ifthefrequencyisoutofrange,settotherecommendedresolutionintheControlPanel"Display"Settingmenu.

Dothinlinesappearonthebackgroundscreen?

y D-Subanalogsignal-Pressthe"AUTO"buttonintheremotecontroltoautomaticallyselectanoptimalscreenstatusthatfitsintothecurrentmode.Ifadjustmentisnotsatisfactory,usetheClockOSDmenu.

Horizontalnoiseappearsorthecharacterslookblurred.

y D-Subanalogsignal-Pressthe"AUTO"buttonintheremotecontroltoautomaticallyselectanoptimalscreenstatusthatfitsintothecurrentmode.Ifadjustmentisnotsatisfactory,usethePhaseOSDmenu.

Thescreenisdisplayedabnormally.

y Theproperinputsignalisnotconnectedtothesignalport.Connectthesignalcablethatmatcheswiththesourceinputsignal.

After-image appears on the product.

Problem ResolutionAfter-imageappearswhentheproductisturnedoff.

y Ifyouuseafixedimageforalongtime,thepixelsmaybedamagedquickly.Usethescreen-saverfunction.

The audio function does not work.

Problem ResolutionNosound? y Seeiftheaudiocableisconnectedproperly.

y Adjustthevolume.y Seeifthesoundissetproperly.

Soundistoodull. y Selecttheappropriateequalizesound.Soundistoolow. y Adjustthevolume.


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Screen color is abnormal.

Problem ResolutionScreenhaspoorcolorresolution(16colors).

y Setthenumberofcolorstomorethan24bits(truecolor)SelectControlPanel-Display-Settings-ColorTablemenuinWindows.

Screencolorisunstableormono-colored.

y Checktheconnectionstatusofthesignalcable.Or,re-insertthePCvideocard.

Doblackspotsappearonthescreen?

y Severalpixels(red,green,whiteorblackcolor)mayappearonthescreen,whichcanbeattributabletotheuniquecharacteristicsoftheLCDpanel.ItisnotamalfunctionoftheLCD.

The operation does not work normally.

Problem ResolutionThepowersuddenlyturnedoff. y Isthesleeptimerset?

y Checkthepowercontrolsettings.Powerinterrupted.


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SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS

LCDPanel ScreenType 961.5mmWide(37.9inch)TFT(ThinFilmTransistor)LCD(LiquidCrystalDisplay)Panel.Visiblediagonalsize:961.5mm

PixelPitch 0.4845mm(H)x0.4845mm(V)VideoSignal Max.Resolution RGB:1920x1080@60Hz

HDMI/DVI/DP:1920x1080@60Hz-ItmaynotbesupporteddependingontheOSorvideocardtype.

RecommendedResolution RGB:1920x502@60HzHDMI/DVI/DP:1920x502@60Hz-ItmaynotbesupporteddependingontheOSorvideocardtype.

HorizontalFrequency RGB:30kHzto68kHzHDMI/DVI/DP:30kHzto68kHz

VerticalFrequency RGB:56Hzto75HzHDMI/DVI/DP:56Hzto60Hz

SynchronizationType SeparateSync,Composite(AV)Sync,Digital,SOGInputConnector 15-pinD-Subtype(RGB),HDMI/DVI/DP(digital),

RS-232C,LAN,USB,PCAudio,IRReceiverOutputConnector RGB,DVI,RS-232C,SpeakerOutL/RPower RatedVoltage AC100-240V~,50/60Hz1.3A

PowerConsumption OnMode:90WTyp.SmartEnergySavingMode:80WTyp.OffMode:≤1W

Dimensions(WidthxHeightxDepth)/Weight

973.6mmX287.8mmX59mm/12.5KgEnvironmentalconditions

OperatingTemperatureOperatingHumidity

0°Cto40°C10%to80%

StorageTemperatureStorageHumidity

-20°Cto60°C5%to95%

* Applicable only for models that support the speakers

Audio RMSAudioOutput 10W+10W(R+L)InputSensitivity 0.7VrmsSpeakerImpedance 8Ω

Productspecificationsshownabovemaybechangedwithoutpriornoticeduetoupgradeofproductfunctions.

H

WD

*WallBracketavailableVESA400x200


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SPECIFICATIONS

RGB (PC) supported mode

Resolution HorizontalFrequency(kHz)VerticalFrequency(Hz)

720x400 31.468 70.8

640x480 31.469 59.94

800x600 37.879 60.317

832x624 49.725 74.55

1024x768 48.363 60

1280x720 44.772 59.855

1366x768 47.7 60

1280x1024 63.981 60.02

1920x502 31.25 59.981

1920x1080 67.5 60

HDMI/DVI/Display Port(PC) supported mode

Resolution HorizontalFrequency(kHz)VerticalFrequency(Hz)

640x480 31.469 59.94

800x600 37.879 60.317

1024x768 48.363 60

1280x720 44.772 59.855

1366x768 47.7 60

1280x1024 63.981 60.02

1920x502 31.25 59.981

1920x1080 67.5 60

DTV Mode

Resolution HDMI Display Port

480i x x

576i x x

480p o o

576p o o

720p o o

1080i o o

1080p o o

Power Indicator

Mode Product

OnMode Red

SleepMode Amber

OffMode -

yy PCresolutionsavailableastheinputlabeloptioninRGBandHDMI/DVIinputmode:640x480/60Hz,1280x720/60Hz,1920x1080/60HzandDTVresolutions:480p,720p,1080p.

NOTE

yy Verticalfrequency:Toenabletheusertowatchtheproductdisplay,screenimageshouldbechangedtensoftimeseverysecondlikeafluorescentlamp.Theverticalfrequencyorrefreshrateisthetimesofimagedisplaypersecond.TheunitisHz.yy Horizontalfrequency:Thehorizontalintervalisthetimetodisplayoneverticalline.When1isdividedbythehorizontalinterval,thenumberofhorizontallinesdisplayedeverysecondcanbetabulatedasthehorizontalfrequency.TheunitiskHz.

NOTE


Make sure to read the Safety Precautions before using the product.Keep the Owner's Manual(CD) in an accessible place for future reference.The model and serial number of the SET is located on the back and one side of the SET. Record it below should you ever need service.

MODEL

SERIAL

Temporarynoise isnormalwhenpoweringONorOFFthisdevice.

As an ENERGY STAR Partner LGE U. S. A.,Inc. has determined that this product meets the ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.

ENERGY STAR is a set of power-saving guidelines issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency(EPA).

To obtain the source code under GPL, LGPL, MPL and other open source licenses, that is contained in this product, please visit http://opensource.lge.com.In addition to the source code, all referred license terms, warranty disclaimers and copyright notices are available for download.LG Electronics will also provide open source code to you on CD-ROM for a charge covering the cost of performing such distribution (such as the cost of media, shipping and handling) upon email request to [email protected]. This offer is valid for three (3) years from the date on which you purchased the product.


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