Panasonic TX-26LX75A User manual

Panasonic
O perating Instructions
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M odel No. T X-26LX75A
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P lease read these instructionsbefore operating your set ahd retain them for future reference.
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Dear Panasonic Customer
W elcome
to the Panasonic family of customers. We hope
that you will have many
years of enjoyment from
your now LCD TV.
Warnings and Cautions ............................................
2 Aspect Ratio ........................................................... 19
Accessories
/ Options ...............................................
3 HDMI Connection ...................................................
20
I dentifying. Controls ...................................................
4 PC Connection
.......................................................
20
Basic
Connection ......................................................
5 Control with VERA Link .........................................
21
Auto Tuning ..............................................................
6 Input
signal that can be displayed ..........................
21
Watching TV .............................................................
7 Stereo / Bilingual Sound Selection
......................... 22
Watching Videos and DVDs .....................................
8 Licence ....................... : ...........................................
22
Viewing Teletext
................................................ 9-10
FAQs .......................................................................
23
How
to use Menu Functions ........................... 11-14
Troubleshooting ......................................................
24
Editing and Setting
Channels .................................
15 Specifications ..........................................................
25
Displaying PC Screen on TV
................................... 16 Warranty .................................................................
26
External Equipment
........................................ 17-18
To preverif damage which might
.
result In electric shockor fire, do not
TV operating voltage:
AC SINGLE 230V,5OHz
expose this TV set to rain or excessive
rnoisturs. This TV.,rfiust not be exposed
to dripping oir-splashing water,
and
objects filled withi'liquid, such as vases,
must not place on top of or above
the TV.
Do not use at a voltage other than
indicated.
Keep the unit away from these
Take care not t o d amage the power
cord.
equipments
9 Electronic eqpIpment
Do not use if the power cord or power Do
not place video equipment near
6
plug is damaged, or if the plug does
// the unit may distort images/sound.
not fit tightly into the socket.
0 Equipment with an infrared sensor
Do not twist the lead, bond it
This TV also emits infrared rays.
excessively, or stretch lL
Do not touch the power plug If
your
hands are wet
Do not place the TV on an unstable
49
surface.
.
Do not remove the rear cover as
live parts are accessible when It
,a
Remove the plug from the wall outlet
"
k!M
(Power point) when the TV set is not
used for a prolonged period of time.
is removed There are no user .
The main plug Is used as the
serviceable parts inside.
disconnecting device.
Avoid exposing the TV set to direct
Maintenance
sunlight and other sources of heat. To First, remove
the mains plug from the socket outlet.
prevent fire, never place any type of
Wipe the surface dean using a soft cloth dampened
c andle or naked flame on top or near with clean
water. Then, usinga soft dry doth, evenly,
the TV set.
wipe the surface dean until it is dry.
C aution
A llow sufficient space
4 Do not tap or scratchthe surface with your fingernail
around the unit for
or otherhard object.
radiated heat.
0 Use care not to subject the surface to bug repellent,
Do not blockthe rear air
solvent, thinner, or other volatile substances (this
vents.
may degrade surface quality).

Standard accessories
Remote Control
Transmitter
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Installing remote's batteries
4 )
B atteries for the Remote Operating Insiructio'ns
Control Transmitter (2)
* R6 (AA)
r
O ptional ac6eisorles
0 P lease contact your F!anaeonic dealer
0 Incorrect installation may cause battery leakage and
, corrosion, resulting in damage to the remote control unit.
" Do not mix bid and now batteries.
" Do not mix difibrent battery types.
" Do not
use rechargable (NI-Cd) batteries.
" Do not bum or breakup batteries.
to purchase the recommended wall- O.Fallurer to
use a Panasonic bracket or choosing to
hanging bracket.
mount
die unit yourself will be done
at the risk of the
For additional details, please rto
con
.
sumer. X_j damage
resulting from not having a
wall-hanging bracket installafilo an al..
pr6ftsional -installer mount your unit
will void your
0 T.Y-WK32LRZW 111111111110-..
Wall-hanging bracket
( VISMICS11)
H ow to r6rhove thi tV-Stand
w drranty.
0 AlWays be sure -to ask a qualified technician to carry out
Ine6rrect.f! Wing may cause equipment to fall, resulting in
A_jqry-andpi_oct damage.
W.Do-not
m6unt ihis LCD Television directly below calling
lights Whichtypli.pally give off high heat.
Doing so may
wdip or damage plastic
cabinet parts.
R eMovek fQUr screm
Pull out ft metallic porlion
F oam met or thicksM doth
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Switches TV/AV
Store setting Salad programmes In sequence
C .A.T.S. (ContraM Automatic
Tracidng System) sensor
( senses bdghtness to adjust picture quality in "AUTQ7 Menu in
Power lamp
Picture Menu)
Standby - RED
L
Remoto'controll signal receiver within
about 23 feet (7 meters) in front of the
Power ON - GREEN TV
set.
Function select: Volume / Contrast / Brightness / Colour / Sharpness / NTSC-Tint
(Tint) / Bass / Treble
Balance / Tuning mode
Switches TV to On or Standby
(On / Off switch in On position)
Sound
mute On / Off
Stereo / Bilingual Sound
Selection
RJUNE
Still Picture
Note
0 When in standby
condition, it.
is possible to turn on the TV by
pressing Programme Number 0-9
button or Programme Number Up or
Down button.
4

External equipments and cables shown are not supplied with this
TV.
Please ensUre that unit is disconnected fiurn'the mains
sc_ket before attaching or disconnecting
any leads.
C onnecting aerial"
Connecting OVO Recorder I VCR
0 Mains plug types vary
between countries.
The power plug shod --
above may, therefdre,
not be the type fftd to
yourset.
(Connect after all the
connections.)
75 C1 Coaxial cable
F N361
D VD Recorder
or VCR
" D o not put the Coaxial cable dose to the mains
lead to avoid noise.
" Do not place the Coaxial
cable und6r the TV.
" To obtain opfimurn quality picture and sound,
an Aerial,
the correct cable (75
0 coaxial) and the correct
terminating plug are required.
" If a communal Aerial system is used, you may require the correct
connection cable and plug between the
wall Aerial sockdfand the TV.
" Your loodi-Television Service Centre or dealer
may be able to assist you in obtaining the correct Aerial
systehi f6r your particular area
and the accessories required.
OArry.metWs regqr ding Aerial Installation.
upgrading
of existing
systems or. accessories required, and the,
cost9 lncu_wl. are the responsibility of you, the customer.
: - .. -1

0
Display the menu
is.-Select -Tuning.manu"
0
Selimt the Rom
(Ch select I Sys select I'
A uto tuning)
C hange or access
0 To exit
T V/AV
0
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
: 0 Ch select (Channel selection)
I Select the most easily viewed channel selection method.
(Position I Direct)
S ys soled (System selection)
Select the system of your area.
( China / HKIUK I Asia/M.East I NZflNDONES I Australia I E.Europs I
SPECL Ver /America I CATV I Japan).
0 Auto tuning
Automatically set the channels received In your
area.
The TV will search for, locate, store, and then'sort into
order your local stations.
Auto tuning Is now complete and
your TV is ready for viewing.
Once Auto tuning is completed the
TV will display the programme now
stored on programme positioni.
0 If it is not the first time to perlbrm Auto
tuning, all previous tuning data will be erased.
" T o edit channels * "Editing and Setting Channels' on page 15.
" Press the TVIAV button at any
time. to go back to watching TV. TV/AV
- --------------------
0 F or Auto tuning, using the buttons on the unit
(D ED (Press until *Tuning modif appears)
Cg) W or MIA (Access Tuning menu)
M (Press until 'Auto tuning" is reached)
Ewl or HI (Searching ch6nnels)
. Ask
.
'W
- - - - - - - ---
0 To return to TV
.
* P " /AV
F 99-1-nlij

0
Turn power on'
0 On I Off switch on unit should
be On.
0
Select a programme number
0 Ch select = PosItIon
You can select the number
directly by pressing
Programme Numb6r button and
the two Ligit
numbers by pressing Two Digit button
Number buttons.
Programme Number 8 .....
Programme Number
12 .....
u p
o r
down
A % 0
Wr
9 C h select m Direct
You can select the number directly by pressing
the corresponding Programme Number button.
C hannel Number 8 ..........
C hannel Number 124 ......
0,49,0
C hannel Number 36 ........
40,
9 O ther
Useful Functions (Operate after
49 )
0 Press the STILL button'to freeze the
picture.
- (TV/YlDE0 input only.
Component / HDMI / PC
input does not freeze.) Press again to return
to
watching the current programme.
'40 Displayed information:
For example, Programme number, Channel
number, Stereo mode, Aspect mode,
Sound menu,
Picture menu, Sound system.
..Change the aspect
ratio 0 Each press changes the mode.
ASPECT
.
(16:9 / Just / 4:3 / Zooml
/ Zoom2 / Zoom3)

Once the equipment is connected. use the followind procedure
to view the input.. (Foreorinection, see
' External Equipment" on page 18.) T
WAV
TVM
0 T o return to TV
46
Note
" If the external equipment has an aspect adjustment
function for a connected W set to '16:9". %
" You can also select the connector using the TV1AV
button on the remote control or top panel of the TV.
Setting your remote control to operate
Panasonic VCR, DVD, etc.
(D Set the VCR / DVD
switch to the appropriate
position
(2)Press and hold M during the fbilowing
operations
Enter
the appropriate code for the
equipment to be controlled, see table
below.
4 1040
' VCF;V position
0 4D 0
'DVD'posiffon
N ote
0
O 'Confirm
c orrect operation.6fter the qDde.-.
c hanged.
0 The codes will
be reebt
to default.values if
batteries are replicied..
O 'DVD".means DVD player,
DVD recorders
and home theatre recorders.
0 Some operations may not be possible on
some equipment models.
Select VCR to operate Panasonic VCR
o r DVD
S elect DVD to operat6 Panasonic DVD
or Home theatre player
S tandby mode / Turn on
P layback _rideo cassette./ DVD.
S top the operations
V CR: Rewind, review the picture rapidly,
in reverse.
D.VD : Play at slibw speed
Press and hold to search back-
.ward
VCR: Fast-forward. view the picture
.
rapidly forward
PVD Play at ilirw speed
Pre se"wd hold td'search forward
Pause I Pywtift.
VCR: Select programme
_DVD ; Skip.-the track br title
_ 'S'tlait re"'cord'ind,

0 In FASTEXT
inode, four tifferently ooloured subjects are situated
at the b ottom d f-the display. To access
more information about one of these subjects, press
the appropriately Coloured button. This facility
enables fast access to information on the subjects
shown.
0 In List mode, four
differently oolour6d page numbers are situated at the bottom
of the screen. Each of
these numbers can be altered and stored in the TVs memory.
0 T o change mode * Select "Teletext" In Setupmenu
0
.
Switch toTeletext
Display Indek
(content varles..depending on
'the broadcasters)
49
Select the page
0 4 9 0
0 T o return to TV W
o r
M ENU
" T o adjust contrast W 0
press twice
" U sing teletext Conveniently
.
C urrent
page
n umber
o r
mmm
T ime / date
M d W- YWOW WM
( Corresponds to the colour bar)
A s the blue bar is displayed.
T OW

Retum to the main Index page
INDEX
R R
0 F ASTE)Cr
mode only
" Call up the page stored in 'blue".
" Factory soMng is "P1 03".
Watch TV and Teletext In two windows
at once
T VrrE)Cr
P ress twice * Soled Picture
and te)d On
or Off
0 Operations can be made only in Teletext screen.
Store frequently viewed
pages
(programme
position I to 25) In the colour bar
As page is Ca
* aeL.,Press
d isplayed
Corresponding
and hold
colour button
0 T o change stored pages
Enter new page number
10
UB
4 14941
- Ai.,Press
C olour button 41410 *W and hold
you want to
0 0 G
change
G
View sub page (Only when teletext Is more than one page)
0 To view specific sub page
U FNH
F -nter
t he
4 -digft number
e xample: P6
00419
0 Sub pages
The number of sub pages varies depending on the
broadcasters (up to 79
pages).
It may take some time for searching, during which
time you can watch TV.
Mew the TV picture while searching for a teletext page
Teletext automatically updates
itself when new Information becomes available.
MENU
yallow
C hanges to TV screen temporarily
A ppears
when
updating Is
complew
.
Yellow
V iew the
updated
page
( You cannot change the channel.)
0 T he news page provides a function that indicates arrival of latest news CNews
Flesh").
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Various menus allow
you to make settings for the
picture, sound, and other fUnchons so
that you can enjoy
watching TV in your own way.
DIspla' Pe menu
-0
Y
0 To return to TV
T VIAV
*0 ,
0 T o return to the
p revious screen
* 0
M ENU
S elect thb rifenu
L IM
0
0 D isplays the functions
that can be
set (varies according
to the input
signal)
Adjust or select
s elect
0 Choose
from among alternatives
Number and positions of alternatives
C hanged
0 AcQust using the slide bar
0 G o to the next screen
M oved
Displays the ne)d screen
0 To reset the setting N
Display Menu in
Picture menu or Soundmenu
(Bass, Treble) you
want to reset

I Roller _) pdGfe 11, 21
s weet.
salad
( Required by some
funadons)
0 To return to TV
T VIAV
* 0
0 T o return to
the
previous screen
M ENU
I R efer-to page 6, 15
j
Only available items can be selected.

Basic picture
mode (Dynamic I Standard I Cinema
I Auto)
" Picture mode will be memorized for each
TV, AV1, AV2, AV3, PC,
' HDMI1 acid 14DMI2 mode.
<r C.A.T S is in effect
when Menu mode is set to Auto.
A djusts colour, brtgHtness, etc. for each
picture mode to suit your taste
A djust tint-of image
" For NTSC signal reception
only.
" Item
will be changed to "Tart' when receiving YUV
(60Hz) or HDMI
(60Hz) signal.
' Chooses the colour
balance of the entire image (Cool I Standard
I
W arm)
A utomatically
reduces image noise (Off I Strong
I Weak I Auto)
0 Set to Off when'receiving a strong'eignal.
If
colour
patterning' is seen while watching still
or slow moving pictures,
set this f rinctlon t o On to obtain sharper and
more accurate colours
: (Off /On),..
Displayed only
when receiving PAL or NTSC signal.
Not displayed
during S-Video,
Component and HDMI inputs.
Basic sound mode (Music
I News I Cinema)
O'$ound
m ode will be memorized for each
TV, AV1, AV2, AV3, PC,
HDMI1 and HDMI2
mode.
A djusts the output
volume
Adjusts the output level
of deep bass, high pitch, shrill
sound for each
sound mode
Adjusts,
volume level of right and left speakers
Adjusts the volume
level of the headphones
Gives
a
.greater
spatial effect by
using dynamic e nhancer ( Off I On)
e $ wkching i s also possible by
SURROUND button on the
remote
c ontrol.
Chooses
according. to the signal when HDMI
is connected (Auto I
D igital I Analogue)
9 HDMI2 terminal is for digital signal only.

VIERA Link ' ' VIERA
Lihk function'(Off
I On) (page 17) `
Teletext Teletext display mode (FASTEXT'/ List) .
' Sets the time the unit automatically turns Off (Off 115 130 145 160 /
Off timer
.
75 / 90) (minutes).
.
Switching is also possible by pressing the Off timer button.
C olour density varying between broadcast channels dan'be adjusted to
C h colour set three levels for each reception channel
0
Select the channel .you vivant to adjust and set this
function.
C hild lock-can' be s et fdr each channel and e ach A V mode
Child lock
Image and sound are not available during Child lock On (Black screen
will appear)
0 Select the channel or AV mode you want to lock and set this function.
Blue back display (Off / On)
B lue back On: Blue track display when there.are no signals
Off: Blue back display olF
VCRIGAME
Reproduction .of irregular signals, such as
o artairt,TV,games
a
nd rental
video tapes, may be improved. (Off I On)
Text select Selects teletext language (English I CIS I E.Europe I Persian) .
Tuning menu Edits q r s ets.channels (page. 15)
Displayed during AV mode..ff a clear picture with current colours '
cannot be obtained when a Broadcast or AV signal is reosived, this
function is used. .
C olour system
Auto / PAL / SECAM / NTSC 4.43 / NTSC 3.58
PAL, SECAM and NTSC 3.58 are different colour signal broadcast
,
t ransmission systems applicable to differing countries.' NTSC 4.43 is a
' trick playback mode used in
spedal'VCR's
to playbsck NTSC recorded
video tapes through PAL television equipment.
D isplayed during AV mode.
Available only with 480p or 576Q iriput .
signals in a'natural colour from digital equipment connected to AV2
C omponent terminals
C olour matrix Select SD or HD to adjust suitable colour parameters for SD (Standard
definition) or HD (High definition) . '
0
SD: Input signal is a normal TV system.
. .
0 HD: Input signal is a High-Definition
system.
14

The current channel
setflngs can be changed according
to your needs and reception conditions.
To
freely change setfings
after Auto setup
Manual tuning
Em
Sound.systern
(D Select the programme number
and search through the channel
Programme number
I
select programme Store @ Repeat (D - Q
_Lsearch off
a VCR is
connected with
only the RF cable,
0 The programme select programme
.
number blinks number"O".
-----------------------------------------------------------
For Manual tuning, using the buttons
on the unit
(Press until 'Tuning mode' appears)
T _V]
EF]
(D FRI (store) . .. . . (Blinks)
(D Q - (7) (Repeat)
Channel number
(Blinks)
Sound system"*'
(Blinks)
E
-F]
s earching channels)
Programme number
s ystem)
o r a] (Change
programme or start
,@ E_jl (Programme, Channel (select), Sound
-1 (Access Manual tuning) o r F-_;A
A llows you to change the sound system used
for a programme channel.
(4.5MHz I 5.5MHz / 6.0MHZ I 6.5MHz)
Select the channel you want to adjust *
Set this function
C olour system
F ine tuning
a * A
S kip
Left you select the correct transmission standard
for the transmission signal
being
received
(Auto I PAL I SECAM I NTSC 4A3 I NTSC 3.58)
09[W-the -channel. you want to adjust
* Set this function
0 Nonnally, select
ftAutcr
For the small adjustments
to the tuning of an individual channel (Useful for
mmmple wherf.weathei condiSons
are affecling reception quality of a programme)
Select the channel you went
to adjust * Set this funclion
0 T o cancel Fine tuning, tuns again by
Manual tuning
F or skipping the programme numbers on which no TV stations are
tuned
Select the programme numbers you want
to skip * Set "Skip" to "On' *
0
o t L±!A J ( Access Tuning menu)
(Press until 'Manual tuning" Is reached)
a

The screen of the
PC cowedted to the TV can-be displayed (wthe
TV.
Y ou can
also listen t o P C sound
with the audio cable qonnaclvA.To conneO PC (page
1:8)
0 To return to TV
* 0
Blue
R id -
0 Corresponding signalp (pab!a 21) ' '
.0 If 'H-freq! orV-frsV is-shown in red':
(Corresponds to the the signals
may not be S16pportad.
colour bar on screen)
0 P C menu setting (changed as desired)
To make settings *"How to Use'. Menu Funclions"
4) to 0
(Pagel 1).
W 1 11111111
: R-Gain
. .-
A djusts the whits balance for'red areas
Advanced
P C
G -Gain Adjusts- thd Whits balance
fbr'green areas
sewrigs 'B-Gain Adjusts the whfte
balance for blue. areas
.
Gamma (2.612.212.5)
Switches to a wide view'
!Pput
0 VGA (640 x.480 pixels), WVGA (852 x 480 pixels),
Resolution
SVGA, (800 x 600 pixels), XGA (1,024 x 768 -pixels), -
WXGA (1',366 x 768 pixels)
*Options change depending bn signals
Clock Set
to the minimum. level if noise occurs
Adjusts horizontal position
H-pos
7.0 0
PC
S etup LIN
A djusts 4ertical position
V-pos
C l
F JZ !nates
flicker and distortion
Phase
Jbust
after Clock adjustment
0 Set to the minimum level if noise occurs
T WAV

VIERA-Lirik "HDAVI Control"
Enjoy additional HDMI Inter-Operability with Panasonic
products which have 'HDAVi contror
function.
HDMI connections
to some Panasonic equipment (Panasonic
DVD Recorder DIGA) allow you to enjoy the
easy Olayback.
Connections for VIERA Link
" Use fully wired HDMI compliant cable.
" Easy control only with VIERA
remote control.
" Read the manuals of the equipment too.
After connections turn the equipment on and
then, switch the IV unk on.
0
D isplay the menu
@
select "Setup menu"
4 f
0
S elect _VIERA Link- and
set to -Onsp .
9 Default setting is 'On'. If no HDMI equipim"ent
are connected or standard
HDMI (non-
TIERA Unk") are used, set to 'Off".
Automatic Input switching-When the connected HDAVI control compatible
equIpmant is bpdrated,:Input mode is switched alltomatically.
You can' I ter -_ft TVs isrhote control.
This fti= pvqillablimr ii
Panasonic Plaor theatre Is connected.
p iay the menu
D Is
O'Seliect "Home
theaW' or "TV speakern
0 Home theatre:
Adjustment for equipment
(automatically turned on If it
is in Standby mode)
Volume Up / Down
When selecting 'Home theatre*, the sound of mute
TV speakers is mute.
.ran
heequ!pment is turned off. TV speakers
0 TVapeaker
111.6 t vs..
TV speakers are active.
a
Mhen-NIERA
Ufil_.Is get to 'On", the TV Is autornatkilly.turned on and switched
'to'the appropriate'Hbivil i nput
.
whenever A dAVI ooritrol'oompatible equipment is
initially turned on and Play mode is selected'.
.W hen NIERA Unk" is set to 'On" and the TV Is turned off, the connected HDAVI
-control compatible equipment is also automatically tum6d off.
0 T he TV remains onaven if the TIERA Unk" compatible equipment is turned off..

These diagrams show our recommendations
for how to connect the TV unit to your various equipment.
. -
A MPMWWM I
" C onnect the S-VIDEO or VIDEO terminal when using AV1 / AV3 IN terminals. 0 Recommended
" Connect the COMPONENT or VIDEO terminal when using AV2 IN terminals.
Connection
18

The optimium.sip and asPect.can be.chosen, and you can
enjoyfiler lmage_.
Note
" The ratio varies depending on the programme,
etc. If the ratio Is greater than the standard
"l 6:9" black
bands may appear at thetop and bottom
of the screen.
" If the screen size looks
unugual when a widescreen-recorded programme
is played back on a VCR,
adjust the tracking of the
VCR.
" T o select the ratio manually:
(Only "16:9" or '4:3" in PC mode).
.
16:9
D irectly displays the
image at"16`9"_vithout
distortion (anamorphic).
J UST D
isplays a '43" image
full-screen. Stretching is
only noticeable
at the left
and right edges.
4 :3
ZOOM2
MOW
D isplays the image at the Displays a
"l 6.:g"
standard '4:3" without
lettertsox or"4:3" image
distortion.
without distortion.
Displays a "16:9"
lettlarboX foriatridrphid)..
..I(nqge fulf-screen-viffll_lout
distprWri.
Z OOM3
D isplays a "21:9"
lotterbox (anamorphic)
Airiage full-screen without
distortion. At 160,
displays the Image at
Its maximum (with slight
enlargement). - .

) allows '
HDMI (High,138finition.Multimedla lii_cs
you t o e hjoy high-dofirifflon digital
Images and high
quality isound by connecting the -TV:ahd'the.equipment
HDMI-compahble equipment (1) an
HbM1 or DVI
outliut terminal, such as i set-tdo
ox or a. DVD
player,
can be connected to the
HDMI terminel using an HDMI compliant
(fully YAFdd)'cabW.'AbPut
connections see "External Equipment" on page
18.
F N__W
0 H DMI is the world's first complete digital
consumerAV interface complying with'a non-compression
standard.
0 If the external equipment has only a DVI output, connect to the HDMI1 terminal
via a DVI to. HDMI
adapter cable(*2).
0 When the DVI to HDMI adapter cable is used, connect the audio cable to the
audio inpu! terminal
(HDMI1: use AUDIO IN terminals).
*Audio setting can be made on the 'HDMI1
Input" menu screen.
6 Applicable audio
signal sampling frequencies (2ch L.PCM) : 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz," 32 ld-!Z_
" HDM12 terminal is for digital audio signal only.
" Use with a PC is not assumed.
" If the connected equipment has an aspect adjustment function, set the'asppd rapo to '16:9".
" These HDMI connectors are *type X.
*An equipment having no digital
output terminal may be connected to the input terminal of either
'Component7, 'S-VIDEO', or 'Video" to receive analogue signals.
" The HDMI input terminal can be used with only following image signals : 480i, 480p, 5761, 576p, 720p
and 1080i. Match the output setting of the digital equipment.
" For details of the applicable HDMI signals, see page 21.
(*I): The HDMI logo is displayed on an HDMI-compllant equipment.
(*2): Enquire at your local digital equipment retailer shop.
A PC may be connected to this TV so that the..PC.screen is displayed and sound is heard from the TV.
*A PC adapter is not necessaryfor the DOS/V-gompliant D-sub 15-pin'connector.-
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&Some PC models cannot be connected tolhis TV.
" When using PC, set the colour display quality of PC to the highest position.
" For details of the applicable PC signals, see below.
" Max. display resolution
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OND (Ground)
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GND (Ground)
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NC (not connected)
G ISID (Ground)
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