Mitsubishi Electric LT-3280 Manual

Quick Setup Instructions
Quick Setup & Reference Guide
LT-3280/LT-3780 LCD Flat Panel HDTV
1Connect Media Center to Display with
both MonitorLink™ cables.
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To operate as a complete HDTV, the display
must be connected to the media center
using both required MonitorLink™ cables.
Connect TV signal sources: cable wall outlet,
HD cable box, HD satellite box, and/or antennas.
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The connections shown in steps 3 and 4 represent a typical
setup. If your equipment is different, see instructions on
connecting TV signal sources in Chapter 2 of the Owner’s
Guide.
This is the default setting
for using the remote to
control all A/V devices
connected to the media
center and set up with
NetCommand®. See the
Owner’s Guide for more
information.
Remove the cover from
the back of the remote
control and insert two
AA batteries, making
sure the (-) and (+)
polarities are correct.
For best results, insert
the negative (-) side first.
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HD Cable or HD Satellite
Box as TV signal source:
Connect the 3 Component
(YPbPr) video cables and L/R
audio cables to COMP 2 on
the media center.
2
TV Antenna or cable
direct from wall outlet as
TV signal source: Connect
the RF cable to ANT-1.
3
CableCARD™ as TV
signal source: Insert cable
card into the CableCARD™
slot and connect cable
from wall outlet to ANT-1.
CableCARD™ must be
supported by cable provider.
Verify that CABLE/DBS/DTV is selected on
the remote control.
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Press the Power button on the Remote
Control.
Alternatives: press the Power button on the top of the
Display or on the front of the Media Center.
5Connect the Display power cord to a
AC wall outlet, then connect the Media
Center power cord to a AC wall outlet.
Connect A/V Devices.
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the media center stops blinking (about 1 minute)
before pressing the Power button on the remote
control.
For complete instructions about connecting A/V
devices, see Chapter 2 in the Owner’s Guide.
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DVD Player as A/V source:
Connect the 3 Component
(YPbPr) video cables and L/R
audio cables to COMP 1 on the
media center.
Audio from Media Center to
A/V Receiver:
Connect the L/R audio IN on
A/V Receiver to AUDIO LINE
OUT on the media center.
Optional: For best sound
quality from digital channels and
devices, connect A/V Receiver
digital audio IN to media center
DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT.
A/V from Media Center to
VCR for Recording: Connect
Composite Video and L/R IN on
VCR to MONITOR OUTPUT on
the media center.

• To set up NetCommand when you turn on your
HDTV for the first time:
When you turn on your Mitsubishi HDTV for the first
time, a Setup screen opens.
Follow the on-screen instructions to continue with
NetCommand setup. See detailed NetCommand
setup instructions starting on page 37 of your TV
Owner’s Guide.
Quick Setup Instructions, continued
Set Up NetCommand®.
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For complete NetCommand instructions, see Chapters 3
and 4 in the Owner’s Guide.
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Place IR Emitters in front of A/V devices
then connect the IR emitter cable to the
media center.
7After placing the IR Emitters in front of A/V devices,
connect the IR Emitter cable to the NetCommand® IR
Emitter port on the media center. IR Emitters enable
NetCommand to control all connected A/V devices.
Overview
NetCommand® is an intelligent control system that
makes your Mitsubishi HDTV the heart of your home
theater. With NetCommand, the HDTV sends signals
to the other devices in the system, telling them to
play, record, change inputs, adjust volume, change
channels and many more functions. All of this is
accomplished with the HDTV’s remote control.
To take advantage of the versatility of your new
HDTV, Mitsubishi recommends that you set up
NetCommand®as soon as you finish connecting
your A/V devices and power on the display
and media center for the first time. Although
setting up NetCommand is optional, TV Guide On
Screen®can not control connected cable boxes
or record TV programs unless NetCommand is
set up. You also have the option of setting up
NetCommand at a later time.
NetCommand Connection and Setup.
(Optional, but recommended)
Your TV can be used once you have made the desired
connections, but it will not have NetCommand control
over your devices. Mitsubishi recommends you connect
and set up NetCommand to enjoy the benefits of a
networked home theater.
To set up NetCommand at a later time, perform steps 7
and 8 below.
If You Choose to Skip Netcommand Setup
To skip NetCommand setup:
• Highlight Cancel on the screen and press ENTER to
skip setup.
• The next few times you turn on the TV, a setup
reminder screen will appear. Highlight Cancel and
press ENTER to confirm that you want to skip setup.
• To set up NetCommand at a later time:
1. Press TV MENU to open the main TV menu.
2. Select the NetCommand icon and press ENTER.
3. Select Initial and press ENTER.

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HDTV Models LT-3280 and LT-3780
Basic Remote Control Features
Refer to your HDTV Owner’s Guide for complete set-up and operating instructions.
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Menu
To display the Main menu:
Press TV MENU.
To select a menu to change:
Press ADJUST or .
To enter into a menu, start an
automatic function, or select a
check box:
Press ENTER.
To move through a menu and change
options:
Press ADJUST .
To clear a setting or stop an
automatic function.
Press CANCEL.
To move back one menu screen at a
time:
Press TV MENU.
To exit all TV menus:
Press HOME.
Sleep Timer
To set the Sleep Timer:
Press SLEEP repeatedly; the time
will increase in 30-minute intervals,
then Off.
To view the time remaining before
the timer turns the TV off:
Press SLEEP or INFO.
To cancel the Sleep Timer:
1. Press SLEEP to display the timer.
2. Press SLEEP repeatedly until OFF
is displayed.
Note: After 5 seconds of inactivity, the
message box disappears.
AUDIO and VIDEO
To adjust individual Audio or Video
settings:
1. Press AUDIO or VIDEO to cycle
through the available settings.
2. Press ADJUST or to adjust
the setting. After five seconds
of inactivity, the message box
disappears.
SQV (SuperQuickView™)
SQV allows you to put together lists
of your favorite channels from Antenna 1
and Antenna 2. You can store channels in
any of nine SQV memory banks or store
the same channel in multiple memory
banks.
To add or remove SQV channels:
1. Press TV MENU.
2. Highlight the channel icon to open
the Channel Menu and make
changes.
To view and change SQV banks
1. Press SQV.
2. Press the number key for a bank
number within five seconds of
pressing SQV.
To cycle through the channels
available in the SQV bank:
Press SQV repeatedly.
Transport Keys
You can use the Transport keys or the
Transport menu to operate the playback
and record functions of a device.
Note: When NetCommand is set up,
there is no need to change the selection
slider at the top.
When you select a NetCommand-controlled
device, such as a VCR or DVD player, the
Transport Menu automatically appears on
screen.
To prevent display of the Transport
Menu:
1. Press TV MENU.
2. Select NetCommand.
3. Set the Transport Menu option to Off.
Note: The Transport keys will continue to
control the transport functions.
Using the Memory Card Reader
To play an audio file or start a slide show:
1. Insert a memory card into the correct slot.
Note: Be sure to use the correct card slot.
Usually, the label side should be up.
2. Press DEVICE on the remote control. The Device
Selection Menu will display.
3. Use ADJUST to select the correct card slot
number (1, 2, 3, or 4) from the list. The Media Dialog
Box will display.
4. To select the media type, press AUDIO for an MP3
or WMA7 audio file, or press VIDEO for a slide show
(JPEG images).
5. Press PLAY to start a slide show or to play audio.
• Do not pull out a memory card while it is playing.
• JPEG images cannot be edited through the TV.
• MP3s must have at least a 32-kHz sampling rate.
6. Press GUIDE to see all files.