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WD-57833WD-65833WD-73833OWNER’S GUIDE

• Forquestions:

- Visitourwebsiteatwww.mitsubishi-tv.com.- [email protected] CallConsumerRelationsat800-332-2119.

• ForinformationonSystem Reset,pleaseseethebackcover.

• Toorderreplacementoradditionalremotecontrols,lampcartridges,orOwner’sGuides,visitourwebsiteatwww.mitsuparts.comorcall800-553-7278.

• GuidelinesforsettingupandusingyournewwidescreenTVstartonpage11.

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For Your Records

Recordthemodelnumber,serialnumber,andpurchasedateofyourTV.ThemodelandserialnumbersareonthebackoftheTV.RefertothispagewhenrequestingassistancewiththeTV.

MODEL NUMBER

SERIAL NUMBER

PURCHASE DATE

RETAILER NAME

LOCATION

FCC Declaration of Conformity

Product: ProjectionTelevisionReceiver

Models: WD-57833, WD-65833, WD-73833

Responsible Party:

MitsubishiDigitalElectronicsAmerica,Inc.9351JeronimoRoadIrvine,CA92618-1904

Telephone: (800) 332-2119

ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1) Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,

and(2) thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference

received,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.

Note:ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttopart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstal-lation.Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunica-tions.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterfer-encewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:

• Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.

• Increasetheseparationbetweentheequip-mentandthereceiver.

• Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.

• Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Mitsubishi could cause harmful interference and would void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

CAUTIONRISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION:TOREDUCETHERISKOFELECTRICSHOCK,DONOTREMOVECOVER(ORBACK).NOUSERSERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE.REFERSERVICINGTOQUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL.

Thelightningflashwitharrowheadsymbolwithinanequilateraltriangleisintendedtoalerttheuserofthepres-enceofuninsulated“dangerousvoltage”withintheproduct’senclosurethatmaybeofsufficientmagnitudetoconstituteariskofelectricshocktopersons.

Theexclamationpointwithinanequilateraltriangleisintendedtoalerttheusertothepresenceofimportantoperatingandmaintenance(servicing)instructionsintheliteratureaccompanyingtheproduct.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

TV WEIGHT:ThisTVisheavy!Exerciseextremecarewhenliftingormovingit.LiftormovetheTVwithaminimumoftwoadults.TopreventdamagetotheTV,avoidjarringormovingitwhileitisturnedon.AlwayspoweroffyourTV,unplugthepowercord,anddiscon-nectallcablesbeforemovingit.

WARNING:ThisproductcontainschemicalsknowntotheStateofCaliforniatocausecancerand/orbirthdefectsorotherreproductiveharm.

Contents

Important Information About Your TVGeneralWarningsandCautions,NotesonInstallationandOperation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

ImportantSafeguards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

1 Television OverviewPackageContents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6SpecialFeaturesofYourTV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6TVFrontPanel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7TVBackPanel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

2 TV SetupGuidelinesforSettingUpandUsingYourNewWidescreenTV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

InstallingtheRemoteControlBatteries. . . . . . . . 12WhenYouFirstPowerOntheTV. . . . . . . . . . . . 12InitialTVSetup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12SettingUpTVInputs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13ControllingA/VReceiverSoundVolume. . . . . . . 14UsingtheTVwithaPersonalComputer . . . . . . . 15

3 TV ConnectionsBeforeyouBegin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17HDTVCableBoxorSatelliteReceiverwithComponentVideo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

HDMIDevice(CableBox,SatelliteReceiver, DVDPlayer,orOtherDevice) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

StandardCableBox,SatelliteReceiver,orOtherDevicewithS-Video . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

WallOutletCable(nocablebox) . . . . . . . . . . . . 19AntennawithaSingleLead. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19AntennaswithSeparateUHFandVHFLeads . . . 19DVDPlayerwithComponentVideo . . . . . . . . . . 20DVIVideoDevice(CableBox,SatelliteReceiver, DVDPlayer,orOtherDevice). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

VCRtoanAntennaorWallOutletCable. . . . . . . 21VCRtoaCableBox(Audio&Video). . . . . . . . . . 22A/VReceiver(SoundSystem) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23OlderCableBox. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Camcorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24IEEE1394Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

4 TV Operation and FeaturesChoosingaViewingSource. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27SleepTimer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27RemoteControl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28ChannelViewChannelListings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30StatusDisplay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Fav(FavoriteChannels). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32TVSignalsandDisplayFormats. . . . . . . . . . . . . 33SplitScreen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35ViewingCameraFiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

JPEGPhotosandtheUSBPhotoPort . . . . . 36PhotosandMovingVideoasComposite Video. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

5 TV Menu SettingsMainMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38RemoteControlKeysfortheTVMenuSystem . . 38AVMenu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

VideoMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41AudioMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

CaptionsMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43SetupMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44InputsMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49LockMenu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

PassCodes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51ParentMenu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51OtherMenu(AlternateRatingSystem) . . . . . 51BypassingTVLocks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

6 NetCommandAboutNetCommand. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54IREmitterPlacement(NetCommand). . . . . . . . . 55InitialNetCommandSetupforMostDevices. . . . 56AddorRemoveDeviceKeysfromNetCommandControl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

NetCommandSpecializedDeviceKeys . . . . . . . 57OperatingNetCommand-ControlledDevices . . . 58SettingUpNetCommandControlofan A/VReceiver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

NetCommand-ControlledRecording . . . . . . . . . 63UsingIEEE1394Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

AppendicesAppendixA:Specifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68AppendixB:Lamp-CartridgeReplacementandCleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69

AppendixC:BypassingtheParentalLock . . . . . 71AppendixD:ProgrammingtheRemoteControl . 73AppendixE:Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

Trademark and License Information . . . . . . . . . . 89

Mitsubishi TV Software. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90

Mitsubishi DLP Projection Television Limited Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93

Operating Notes

Internal Fans

Internalcoolingfansmaintainproperoperatingtempera-turesinsidetheTV.ItisnormaltohearthefanswhenyoufirstturnontheTV,duringquietsceneswhileviewingtheTV,andforashorttimeafterturningofftheTV.

TV Guide On Screen Access Requirements

TVGuideOnScreen®listingsarenotprovidedbyMitsubishiDigitalElectronicsAmerica,Inc.Opera-tionofTVGuideOnScreenrequiresover-the-airorcableaccesstostationscarryingTVGuideOnScreenprogramlistings.Iflistingsarenotavailableinyourareaorbecomediscontinuedbythelocalprovider,TVGuideOnScreenwillnotoperate.TVGuideOnScreendoesnotprovideprogramlistingsforsatelliteTVsystems.

Cleaning RecommendationsNormally,lightdustingwithadry,non-scratchingdusterwillkeepyourTVclean.Ifcleaningbeyondthisisneeded,pleaseusethefollowingguidelines:

First,turnofftheTVandunplugthepowercordfromthepoweroutlet.

Ocasionallycleandustbuild-upfromtheair-intakegrillesonthebackandsidesoftheTV.Cleanusingavacuumcleanerwithabrushattachment.

Glossy Surfaces

UsethesoftcleaningclothsuppliedwiththeTV.

• Cleantheclothbeforeeachusebyshakingorbrushingtoremoveanyresidualdirtparticles.

• GentlywipedowntheglossysurfacesofyourTVwiththesoftcloth.Donotapplypressurewhilewiping.

• Ifnecessary,lightlydampenthesoftclothwithwater.Donotusechemicalorabrasivecleaners.

• Washthesoftclothbyhandormachine.Useonlymildsoap.

Top and Sides of the TV (non-glossy surfaces)

• GentlywipedownyourTVwithasoft,non-abrasiveclothsuchascottonflanneloracleanclothdiaper,lightlymoistenedwithwater.Drywithaseconddry,soft,non-abrasivecloth.

• Foroilydirt,addafewdropsofmildliquiddeter-gent,suchasdishwashingdetergent,tothewaterusedtomoistenthecloth.Rinsewithasecondclothmoistenedonlywithwater.Drywithathirddry,soft,non-abrasivecloth.

Screen

• Followtheinstructionsforthetopandsides,wipinggentlyinanupanddownmotion.

• Cleantheentirescreenevenly,notjustsectionsofthescreen.

• Donotallowliquidtodripdownthescreen,assomeliquidmayentertheTVthroughthegapbetweenthescreenandscreenframe.

• YoumaypurchaseMitsubishiScreenCleaner,partnumberCLEANER-VSS,bycalling(800)553-7278.

General Cleaning Precautions

• DONOTallowliquidtoentertheTVthroughtheventilationslotsoranycrevice.

• DONOTuseanystrongorabrasivecleaners,asthesecanscratchthesurfaces.

• DONOTuseanycleanerscontainingammonia,bleach,alcohol,benzene,orthinners,asthesecandullthesurfaces.

• DONOTsprayliquidsorcleanersdirectlyontheTV’ssurfaces.

• DONOTscruborrubtheTVharshly.Wipeitgently.

Lamp ReplacementForlamp-replacementinstructions,seeAppendixB.

To Order a Replacement Lamp Under WarrantyCall(800)553-7278.Pleasehavemodelnumber,serialnumber,andTVpurchasedateavailable.

Important: All lamps replaced under warranty must be returned to Mitsubishi where they will be inspected for defect verification.

To Purchase a Replacement Lamp After WarrantyVisitourwebsiteatwww.mitsuparts.comorcall(800)553-7278.Ordernewlamppartnumber915P061010.

Important Information About Your TVInstallation Notes Stand RequirementMitsubishidoesnotdesign,manufactureorsellmatch-ingbasesfor833seriesmodeltelevisions(WD-57833,WD-65833,WD-73833).Whenselectingastand,baseorotherfurnituretosupporttheTV,pleasemakesureitisdesignedwiththeappropriatedimensionsforstabil-ityandtosupporttheTV’stotalweightaswellastheweightofanyadditionalequipmentyouplantostore.

Custom cabinet installation must allow for proper air circulation around the television.

NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER: THIS REMINDERISPROVIDEDTOCALLTHECATVSYSTEMINSTALLER’SATTENTIONTOARTICLE820-40OFTHENECTHATPROVIDESGUIDELINESFORTHEPROPERGROUNDINGAND,INPARTICULAR,SPECIFIESTHATTHECABLEGROUNDSHALLBECONNECTEDTOTHEGROUNDINGSYSTEMOFTHEBUILDING,ASCLOSETOTHEPOINTOFCABLEENTRYASPRACTICAL.

TV Software DonotattempttoupdatethesoftwareofthisTVwithsoftwareorUSBdrivesnotprovidedbyorauthorizedbyMitsubishiDigitalElectronicsAmerica,Inc.Non-autho-rizedsoftwaremaydamagetheTVandwillnotbecoveredbythewarranty.

Important SafeguardsPleasereadthefollowingsafeguardsforyourTVandretainforfuturereference.Alwaysfollowallwarningsandinstructionsmarkedonthetelevision.1. Read, Retain and Follow All Instructions.ReadallsafetyandoperatinginstructionsbeforeoperatingtheTV.Retainthesafetyandoperating

instructionsforfuturereference.Followalloperatinganduseinstructions.2. Heed Warnings. Adheretoallwarningsontheapplianceandintheoperatinginstructions.3. Cleaning. UnplugtheTVfromthewalloutletbeforecleaning.Donotuseliquid,abrasiveoraerosolcleaners.Cleanerscanpermanently

damagethecabinetandscreen.Usealightlydampenedclothforcleaning.4. Attachments and Equipment. Neveraddanyattachmentsand/orequipmentwithoutapprovalofthemanufacturerassuchadditionsmay

resultintheriskoffire,electricshockorotherpersonalinjury.5. Water and Moisture. DonotusetheTVwherecontactwithorimmersioninwaterispossible.Donotusenearbathtubs,washbowls,kitchen

sinks,laundrytubs,inawetbasement,swimmingpools,etc.6. Accessories. DonotplacetheTVonanunstablecart,stand,tripod,ortable.TheTVmayfall,causingseriousinjurytoa

child,adultorpetandseriousdamagetotheTV.Useonlywithacart,stand,tripod,bracketortablerecommendedbythemanufacturer,orsoldwiththeTV.AnymountingoftheTVshouldfollowthemanufacturer’sinstructions,andshouldusemountingaccessoriesrecommendedbythemanufacturer.Anapplianceandcartcombinationshouldbemovedwithcare.Quickstops,excessiveforce,andunevensurfacesmaycausetheapplianceandcartcombinationtooverturn.

7. Ventilation. SlotsandopeningsinthecabinetareprovidedforventilationandtoensurereliableoperationoftheTVandtoprotectitfromoverheating.DonotblocktheseopeningsorallowthemtobeobstructedbyplacingtheTVonabed,sofa,rug,orothersimilarsurface.Norshoulditbeplacedoveraradiatororheatregister.IftheTVistobeplacedinarackorbookcase,ensurethatthereisadequateventilationandthatthemanufacturer’sinstructionshavebeenadheredto.

8. Power Source. ThisTVshouldbeoperatedonlyfromthetypeofpowersourceindicatedonthemarkinglabel.Ifyouarenotsureofthetypeofpowersuppliedtoyourhome,consultyourappliancedealerorlocalpowercompany.

9. Grounding or Polarization. ThisTVisequippedwithapolarizedalternatingcurrentlineplughavingonebladewiderthantheother.Thisplugwillfitintothepoweroutletonlyoneway.Thisisasafetyfeature.Ifyouareunabletoinserttheplugfullyintotheoutlet,tryreversingtheplug.Iftheplugshouldstillfailtofit,contactyourelectriciantoreplaceyourobsoleteoutlet.Donotdefeatthesafetypurposeofthepolarizedplug.

10. Power-Cord Protection. Power-supplycordsshouldberoutedsothattheyarenotlikelytobewalkedonorpinchedbyitemsplaceduponoragainstthem,payingparticularattentiontocordsatplugs,conveniencereceptacles,andthepointwheretheyexitfromtheTV.

11. Lightning. ForaddedprotectionforthisTVduringalightningstorm,orwhenitisleftunattendedandunusedforlongperiodoftime,unplugitfromthewalloutletanddisconnecttheantennaorcablesystem.ThiswillpreventdamagetotheTVduetolightningandpower-linesurges.

12. Power Lines.Anoutsideantennasystemshouldnotbelocatedinthevicinityofoverheadpowerlinesorotherelectriclightorpowercircuits,orwhereitcanfallintosuchpowerlinesorcircuits.Wheninstallinganoutsideantennasystem,extremecareshouldbetakentokeepfromtouchingsuchpowerlinesorcircuitsascontactwiththemmightbefatal.

13. Overloading. Donotoverloadwalloutletsandextensioncordsasthiscanresultinariskoffireorelectricshock.

14. Object and Liquid Entry. NeverpushobjectsofanykindintothisTVthroughopeningsastheymaytouchdangerousvoltagepointsorshort-outpartsthatcouldresultinfireorelectricshock.NeverspillliquidofanykindonorintotheTV.

15. Outdoor Antenna Grounding. IfanoutsideantennaorcablesystemisconnectedtotheTV,besuretheantennaorcablesystemisgroundedsoastoprovidesomeprotectionagainstvoltagesurgesandbuilt-upstaticcharges.

Article810oftheNationalElectricCode,ANSI/NFPANo.70-2002,providesinformationwithrespecttopropergroundingofthemastandsupportingstructure,groundingoftheleadinwiretoanantennadischargeunit,sizeofgroundingconductors,locationofantennadischargeunit,con-nectiontogroundingelectrodes,andrequirementsforthegroundingelectrode.

16. Servicing. DonotattempttoservicethisTVyourselfasopeningorremovingcoversmayexposeyoutodangerousvoltageorotherhazards.Referallservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnel.

17. Damage Requiring Service. UnplugtheTVfromthewalloutletandreferservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnelunderthefollowingconditions:(a) Whenthepower-supplycordorplugisdamaged.(b) Ifliquidhasbeenspilled,orobjectshavefallenintotheTV.(c) IftheTVhasbeenexposedtorainorwater.(d) IftheTVdoesnotoperatenormallybyfollowingtheoperatinginstructions,adjustonlythosecontrolsthatarecoveredbytheoperating

instructionsasanimproperadjustmentofothercontrolsmayresultindamageandwilloftenrequireextensiveworkbyaqualifiedtechni-ciantorestoretheTVtoitsnormaloperation.

(e) IftheTVhasbeendroppedorthecabinethasbeendamaged.(f) WhentheTVexhibitsadistinctchangeinperformance-thisindicatesaneedforservice.

18. Replacement Parts. Whenreplacementpartsarerequired,besuretheservicetechnicianhasusedreplacementpartsspecifiedbythemanufacturerorhavethesamecharacteristicsastheoriginalpart.Unauthorizedsubstitutionsmayresultinfire,electricshockorotherhazards.

19. Safety Check. UponcompletionofanyserviceorrepairtotheTV,asktheservicetechniciantoperformsafetycheckstodeterminethattheTVisinsafeoperatingcondition.

20. Heat. Theproductshouldbesituatedawayfromheatsourcessuchasradiators,heatregisters,stovesorotherproducts(includingamplifiers)thatproduceheat.

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Package ContentsPleasetakeamomenttoreviewthefollowinglistofitemstoensurethatyouhavereceivedeverything.

Special Features of Your TVYournewhigh-definitionwidescreentelevisionhasmanyspecialfeaturesthatmakeittheperfectcenterofyourhomeentertainmentsystem,including:

1080p High-Definition DLP Display SystemYourMitsubishiHDTVusesTexasInstrumentsDigitalLightProcessing™technologyforrear-projectionTVstocreatethepictureyouseeonscreen.Allimagesaredisplayedat1080p.TheTVusesPlush1080p®toconvertlower-resolutionsignalsto1080pfordisplay.TheTVcanalsoaccept1080poriginalsignalsandmaintainthemat1080pthroughallprocessinguntildisplayed.

16:9 Widescreen Picture FormatEnjoyafulltheatricalexperienceinthecomfortofyourhome.Viewpicturesasfilmdirectorsintendedthem.DigitalTVbroadcasts,DVDsandnewervideogameconsolessupportthiswidescreenformat.

Integrated HDTV TunerYourwidescreenMitsubishiHDTVhasaninternalHDTVtunerabletoreceivebothover-the-airHDTVbroad-casts(receivedviaanantenna)andnon-scrambleddigitalcablebroadcasts,includingnon-scrambledHDTVcableprogramming.

High-Definition Video Inputs

Component Video Inputs.AlsocalledY/Pb/Prinputs,theseinputsreceivestandardanalogvideoformatsof480i,480p,720p,and1080ihigh-defini-tionsignals.ThisprovidesahighlevelofflexibilitywhenconnectingDVDplayers/recorders,cableboxes,andsatellitereceivers.

HDMI 1.3 Inputs.Theseinputsacceptdigital480i,480p,720p,1080i,and1080pvideosignalsplusPCMdigitalstereosignals.TheHDMI™inputscanalsoacceptavarietyofPCsignalsandresolutions.TheseinputsarecompatiblewithDeepColorandx.v.Color.

Usedwithanadapter,theseinputsalsoacceptcompatibledigitalDVIvideosignals.HDMIinputsprovideadditionalhigh-performance,high-definitionconnectionsformaximumflexibilityinyourchoiceofhometheaterproducts.TheHDMIinputsareHDCPcopy-protectioncompatible.

IEEE 1394 Digital Interfaces thatreceiveandsendcompresseddigitalsignals,includinghigh-definitionsignals,alongwithdigitalaudioandcontrolsignalsbetweendevicessuchastheTV,adigitalcablebox,anA/Vdisc,andaD-VHSdigitalvideorecorder.

Easy Connect Auto Input SensingEasyConnect™AutoInputSensingautomaticallyrec-ognizeswhenyoupluginaninputandpromptsyoutoassignanametoit.TheTVignoresanyunusedinputs,sotheresultisanunclutteredInput Selectionmenuwhereyoucaneasilyfindandselectconnecteddevicesbyname.

Home Theater Control

NetCommand with IR Learning

YourMitsubishiHDTVoffersanewlevelofnetworkingthatseamlesslyintegratesselectedolderA/Vproductswithnewandfuturedigitalproducts.NetCommand® supportsIR(infrared)controlofproductssuchasVCRs,DVDplayers,cableboxes,andsatellitereceiv-ers.NetCommandcan“learn”remotecontrolsignalsdirectlyfrommanydevices,allowingyoutocreateacustomizedNetCommand-controlledhome-theatersystem.

Television Overview11. Remote Control

2. Two AA Batteries

3. Owner’s Guide

4. Quick Reference Guide

5. Quick Connect Guide

6. Product Registration Card

7. Four-Ended IR Emitter

8. TV Guide On Screen® Interactive Program Guide User’s Manual

9. Cleaning Cloth for Glossy Surfaces (seeinstructionsunder“CleaningRecommen-dations”).

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TV Front Panel

A/V Reset

IfyouwishtoresettheA/V(Audio/Video)settingsbacktothefactorydefaults:

• Toresetallsettingsatonce,pressGUIDEandFORMAT onthefrontpanelatthesametime.

• Toresetthedefaultsforindividualinputs,usethe ResetselectionontheAVmenu.

Front Panel Indicators and Power Button

1. POWERbutton.TurnsTVonandoff;worksthesameasthePOWERkeyontheremotecontrol.

2. POWER/TIMERindicator.LitwhenTVispoweredon;flasheswhenTVispoweredoffandtheauto-onTVTimerisset;blinksrapidlywhenTVisfirstpluggedintoanACoutlet.

3. STATUS indicator.OffduringnormalTVopera-tion.

4. LAMPindicatorshowslampcondition(usuallyoffduringnormalTVoperation).

Seethenextpageformoreonfront-panelindicators.

Control PanelButtonsonthefrontcontrolpanelduplicatecommonlyusedkeysontheremotecontrol.TheupperlabelsshowcontrolfunctionswhennoTVmenusaredisplayed;thelowerlabelsindicatefunc-tionswhenTVmenusaredisplayedorwhenaspecialfunctionhasbeenactivated.Seechapter4,“TVOpera-tionandFeatures,”forthefunctionsofthesebuttons.

Front Inputs

• INPUT/COMPONENT3isaneasilyaccessiblesetofinputjacksforacamcorder,game,orotheraudio/videodevice.

• AUSBphotoportletsyouviewJPEGimages.

• AconvenientfourthHDMIinputisprovided.IfconnectingaDVIdevicetothefrontHDMIjack,connectanalogaudiocablestotheINPUT 3 LandR AUDIOjacks.

INPUT

L-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb Pr 3 USBHDMI 4DVI AUDIO

Front inputs. When using a standard video device, connect the single (yellow) video cable to the VIDEO/Y jack.

Flip down cover to use buttons and inputs on the front panel.

System Reset Button

IftheTVfailstorespondtotheremotecontrol,frontpanelcontrols,orwillnotpoweron/off,presstheSYSTEM RESETbuttononthefrontpanel.

ThegreenLEDonthefrontpanelwillflashquicklyforaboutoneminute.WhenthegreenLEDstopsflashing,youmayturnontheTV.RecentsettingchangesyoumadebeforeusingSYSTEM RESETmaybelost.

Front Control Panel. Buttons on the front panel duplicate some keys on the remote control.

VOL

ADJ ADJ

CH FORMAT MENU GUIDE INPUT SYSTEMRESET

ENTER MENU CANCEL

VOL

ADJ ADJ

CH FORMAT MENU GUIDE INPUT SYSTEMRESET

ENTER MENU CANCEL

Indicator LED lights and POWER button

NetCommand for HDMI Devices

SomenewerHDMIdevicesmaybecompatiblewiththeTV’sNetCommandforHDMIfeature.CompatibledevicescanreceivecontrolsignalsthroughtheHDMIconnection.TheTV’sremotecontrolmaybeabletooperatesomefunctionsofthesedeviceswithoutanyfurthersetup.

TV Guide On Screen® Interactive Program Guide SystemAneight-dayon-screenprogramguideforcableandover-the-airreception.Thissubscription-freeguidesystemlistsregular,digital,andhigh-definitionpro-gramming.Notethatwhenthesystemisfirstsetup,itmaytakeupto24hourstobegintoreceiveTVprogramlistingsandthenitmaytakeuptooneweektoreceivealleightdaysofTVprogramlistings.

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Front-Panel Indicators

LAMP Indicator

LED Color TV Condition Additional Information

None NormalTVonorstandbycondition. Normaloperation.

Green TVjustpoweredoffandlampiscooling.

Startstoblink30secondsafterturningoffTV.TVcanbeturnedbackonbeforeblinkingstartsorafterblinkingstops,butnotwhiletheindicatorisblinking.Normaloperation.

Yellow 1. Lampaccessdoorisopenornotsecure.

TVwillnotoperateuntillampaccessdoorissecure.SeeAppendixBforinstallationinformation.

2. Nolampinstalled.TVwillnotoperatewithoutalamp.SeeAppendixBforinstalla-tioninformation.

Red Lampnolongerilluminatesandhasreachedtheendofthelamplife.

Replacethelamp.TheTVwillnotoperatewhenthelampnolongerilluminates.SeeAppendixBforinstallationinformation.

Off SteadyOn SlowBlinking FastBlinking

STATUS Indicator


None NormalTVonorstandbycondition. Normaloperation.

Yellow TVistoohot. TheTVwilldisplayawarningmessageandshutoffifitoverheats.

• Ambientroomtemperaturemaybetoohigh.TurnofftheTVandwaituntiltheroomtemperaturedrops.

• Clearblockedairvents.Ensureatleastafour-inchclear-anceonallsidesoftheTV.

• Cleanthelamp-cartridgeairfilter.SeeAppendixB.

Red

TVmayrequireservice. TurnofftheTVandunplugthesetfromtheACpowersource.Waitoneminuteandthenplugthesetbackin.SeeAppendixE.

IftheLEDisstillon,contactyourdealeroraMitsubishiAuthorizedServiceCenter.Gotowww.mitsubishi-tv.comorcall1-800-332-2119toreceiveAuthorizedServiceCenterinformation.

POWER/TIMER Indicator


None TVispoweredoff. Normaloperation.

Green TVispoweredon. Normaloperation.

Green TVpoweredoff,auto-ontimerisset. Normaloperation.TVcanbeturnedonatanytime.

Green 1. TVjustpluggedintoACoutlet. Waitapproximatelyoneminuteforblinkingtostopbeforeturningon.Normaloperation.2. ACjustrestoredafterpowerfailure.

3. TVrebootingafterSystemResetused.

4. TVrebootingafterpowerfluc-tuationorreceivingabnormaldigitalsignalsfromadigitalchannelordigitaldevice.

5. Youhavebeguntheproceduretoupdatesoftwarefromanauthorizedflashmemorydevice.

1. Television Overview 9

TV Back Panel

1. ANT 1/MAIN, ANT 2/AUX (Antenna)Ifyouareconnectinganantennaordirectcablewithoutacablebox,connectthemainantennaorcablesourcetoANT 1/MAIN.UseANT 2/AUXforasecondsource.

ANT 1/MAINandANT 2/AUXcaneachreceivedigitalandanalogover-the-airchannelsfromaVHF/UHFantennaornon-scrambleddigital/analogcablesource.

2. DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUTThisoutputsendsDolbyDigitalorPCMdigitalaudiotoyourdigitalA/Vsurroundsoundreceiver.AnalogaudiofromanalogchannelsanddevicesisconvertedbytheTVtoPCMdigitalaudio.IfyouhaveadigitalA/Vreceiver,inmostcasesthisistheonlyaudioconnectionneededbetweentheTVandyourA/Vreceiver.

3. RS-232CUsetheRS-232Cinterfacetoreceivecontrolsignalsfromcompatiblehome-theatercontroldevices.

4. IR Emitter NetCommandIREmittersconnectedtothisjackareusedbytheTV’sNetCommandsystemtocontrolexternalIRremotecontrolledanalogdevicessuchascableboxes,VCRs,DVDs,satellitereceiversandaudioreceivers.

5. IEEE 1394 (also known as Firewire®)ThesejacksallowtheTVtoconnecttoexternalIEEE1394digitalproductsbymeansofasinglecable.Seechapter6,“NetCommand”forinformationregardingIEEE1394connectionsandrecording.

6. INPUT (audio and video; front and rear)INPUTjackscanbeusedtoconnectaVCR,SuperVHS(S-VHS) VCR,DVDplayer,standardsatellitereceiver,orotherA/VdevicetotheTV.TheINPUTgroupsonthebackoftheTVconsistofjacksforcompositevideo,S-Video,andanalogstereoaudio.NotethatwhenyouconnecttotheS-videojack,thecompositevideojackisautomaticallydisabled.INPUT 3isathirdsetofcom-positevideoandstereoaudiojackslocatedonthefrontoftheTVforconvenience.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL

IR EMITTERNetCommand

RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,

AUDIO: LINEAR PCMPC: VGA, W-VGA, SVGA,

1 (LEFT) ,, 2 (MIDDLE) 3 (RIGHT)

DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT

S-VIDEO VIDEO - AUDIO - R

L (MONO)- AUDIO - RY Pb Pr

EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

IEEE 1394ANT 2 / AUXANT 1 / MAIN

1 7 82 3 4 5 6

91112 10

10 1. Television Overview

7. HDMI™ InputsTheHDMI1.3(HighDefinitionMultimediaInterface)sup-portsuncompressedstandardandhigh-definitiondigitalvideoformatsandPCMdigitalstereoaudioformat.

UsetheHDMIinputstoconnecttoCEA-861HDMIcom-pliantdevicessuchasahigh-definitionreceiverorDVDplayer.Theseinputssupport480i,480p,720p,1080i,and1080pvideoformats.

Mitsubishirecommendsyouusecategory2HDMIcablestoconnectHDMI1.3sourcedevices.High-speedcat-egory2cablesbringyouthefullbenefitsofDeepColorandx.v.Color.

TheseinputscanalsoacceptdigitalDVIvideoinputs.ToconnectaDVIinput,useanHDMI-to-DVIadapterorcableplusanalogaudiocables.ConnecttheanalogaudiocablestotheDVI/PC AUDIO INPUTontheTVtoreceiveleftandrightstereoaudiofromyourDVIdevice.

TheTV’sHDMIinputsarecompatiblewithmanyDVI-DandHDMIcomputervideosignals.Seechapter2,“TVSetup”andAppendixAforadditionalinformationonPCcompatibility.

TheseinputsareHDCP(High-BandwidthDigitalCopyProtection)compliant.

Theseinputsare certifiedforproperinterop-erabilitywithotherproductscertifiedbySimplay™.

HDMI Cable Categories

HDMIcablesareavailableasCategory1andCategory2versions.

• Category 2 Cables.Newer,HDMI1.3-com-pliantDVDplayers,videogames,andset-topboxesrequireCategory2cables.Usecategory2cablesforthesehigh-speedHDsignalscar-ryingextendedcolorencodings(i.e.,30ormorebits,alsocalledDeepColor).Category2cablesarealsosuitableforstandardHDTVsignals.

• Category 1 Cables.Unmarkedcablesarecategory1cablesandaresuitableforstandardHDTVsignals.

8. AVR AUDIO OUTPUTUseAVR AUDIO OUTPUTtosendanalogaudiooftheprogramcurrentlyshownonthescreentoanA/Vsur-roundsoundreceiverorstereosystem.DigitalaudiofromdigitalchannelsandHDMIdevicesisconvertedtoanalogaudiobytheTV.IfusingananalogA/Vreceiverorstereosystem,thisistheonlyaudioconnectionneededbetweenitandtheTV.

TV Back Panel, continued

9. DVI/PC AUDIO INPUTUsetheDVI/PC AUDIO INPUTwhenconnectingaDVIdevicetooneoftheTV’sHDMIinputsusingaDVI-to-HDMIcable.ThesejacksallowyoutosendleftandrightanalogaudiofromyourcomputerorotherDVIdevicetotheTV.

10. COMPONENT (audio and video; front and rear)Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)Usethesejackstoconnectdeviceswithcomponentvideooutputs,suchasDVDplayers,externalHDTVreceivers,orcompatiblevideogamesystems.AthirdsetofcomponentjacksislocatedonthefrontoftheTVandsharestheleft/rightaudiojacksandVIDEO/Y jackwiththeINPUT 3compositeinput.SeeAppendixAspecificationsforsignalcompatibility.

11. RECORD OUTPUTUsethesecompositevideoandleft/rightaudiojackstosendanalogvideoandaudiosignalstoanexternalrecordingdevicesuchasaVCR.To make recordings from this output, the TV must be in normal full-screen mode rather than in Split Screen mode.

• Youcanwatchanotherdevicewhilerecording,butnotanotherchannel.

• FromthisoutputyoucanrecordaudioandvideosignalsfromANT 1, ANT 2, INPUT 1-3,andIEEE1394devices.

• DigitalsignalsfromANT 1, ANT 2,andIEEE1394devicesareconvertedtoanalogvideoandaudiosignals.

• Somesignalscannotberecordedbecauseofcopy-protectionflagsinthecontent.

12. 3D GLASSES EMITTERThe3D GLASSES EMITTERjackisinplaceforfuturegamingdevicesequippedwithFXgaming3Danddual-viewfeatures.UsethisjacktoconnectaspecialIRemitter(suppliedwiththe3Dglasses)thatwillsynchro-nizeyour3Dglasseswiththescreendisplay.

11

TV Set-Up

Getting Started

1. Reviewtheimportantsafety,installation,andoper-atinginformationatthebeginningofthisbook.

2. ChoosealocationforyourTV.

• AllowatleastfourinchesofspaceonallsidesoftheTVtohelppreventoverheating.Over-heatingmaycauseprematurefailureoftheTVaswellasshortenedlamplife.

• Avoidlocationswherelightmayreflectoffthescreen.

• Seethestandrequirementsunder“ImportantInformationAboutYourTV.”

3. Installthebatteriesintheremotecontrol.Seethefollowingpage.Seechapter4,“TVOperationandFeatures”formoreonuseoftheremotecontrol.

4. PlugyourTVintoapoweroutlet.ThegreenLEDonthefrontoftheTVwillstartblinkingrapidly.AfterthegreenLEDstopsblinking,pressthePOWERkeytopowerontheTV.

5. WhentheWelcomescreenappearsthefirsttimeyoupowerontheTV,selectalanguageforTVmenus.YoucanlaterchangethelanguagethroughtheSetupmenu.

6. Connectyouraudio/video(A/V)devicestotheTVandperforminitialsetup.

• Seechapter3,“TVConnections”forconnec-tiondiagrams.

• SeethefollowingpagesforinitialTVsetupanduseoftheAutoInputSensingfeature.

• Seechapter6,“NetCommand,”toperformNetCommandIR“learning”forcontrolofyourhometheater.

7. MitsubishirecommendsyouperformachannelscanforchannelsreceivedonANT 1andANT 2.See“InitialTVSetup”onthefollowingpages.

8. YoucannowstartwatchingTVoryoucanperformadditionalsetupandcustomizationthroughtheTVmenus.

Guidelines for Setting Up and Using Your New Widescreen TV

TV Operation

1. Reviewchapter4,“TVOperationandFeatures,”forTVfeaturesincluding:

• Input Selection (viewing source).Selectaconnectedprogramsourcetowatch,suchasaVCR,DVDplayer,orantenna.PressINPUTontheremotecontroltoselectfromiconsfortheTVinputs.See“ChoosingaViewingSource.”

• ChannelView™/TV Guide On Screen®.PressGUIDEtoseechannellistingsforprogramsonANT 1andANT 2.TooverrideChannelViewandusetheTVGuideOnScreensystem,seeChapter5,“TVMenuSettings”andtheInputs menuGuideoptions.

• Picture Formats.PressFORMATtocyclethroughpicturesizesandshapestofindtheonebestsuitedtothecurrentprogram.See“TVSignalsandDisplayFormats.”

2. TounderstanduseoftheInput SelectionmenuwithNetCommand-controlleddevices,see“UsingNetCommand.”

3. ToviewJPEGphotofilesontheTV,see“ViewingCameraFiles.”

Additional TV Setup

1. Reviewchapter5,“TVMenuSettings,”tocustom-izeTVoperation.PresstheMENUkeytoenterthemenusystem.Someexamplesofsettingsyoumaywishtochangeinclude:

• Fav.Useanon-screenmenutocreatecustomlistsofyourfavoritechannelsfromANT 1andANT 2.SeeSetup > Edit.

• Order.RearrangethedeviceiconsintheInput Selectionmenutoputfrequentlyusediconsnearthefront.SeeInputs > Order.

• Name.ChangethedevicenamesthatappearintheInput Selectionmenu.SeetheInputs menuNameoptions.

• TV Guide On Screen.SetupandenabletheTVGuideOnScreensystem.SeetheInputs > Guidemenu.

2

12 2. TV Setup

• Parental Locks.RestrictTVviewingbyprogramrating,bychannel,orbytimeofday.Youcanalsodisablethefront-panelbuttonsifyouhavesmallchildren.SeetheLock > Parentmenu,theLock > Front Panelmenu,andSetup > Edit > Lock.

• Video Settings.Changevideoadjustmentstogetthebestpictureforyourviewingconditions.See“AVMenu.”

Note: YoumaywishtochangethePictureModefromthedefaultBrillianttoeitherBrightorNatural, whicharesuitableformosthomeviewing.

2. ToprogramtheremotecontroltooperateA/VdevicesnotunderNetCommandcontrol,seeAppendixD,“ProgrammingtheRemoteControl.”

TV Care• Lamp Cartridge.Whenthelampcartridge

needsreplacement,replace the lamp yourself and save the cost of a service call.SeeAppendixBforinstructions.

• General Cleaning.Seethecleaningrecom-mendationsunder“ImportantInformationAboutYourTV.”

Assistance• Fortroubleshooting,service,andproduct

support,seeAppendixE.

• Forwarrantyinformation,seetheTVwarrantyinthebackofthisbook.

Installing the Remote Control Batteries

1. Removetheremotecontrol’sbackcoverbygentlypressinginthetabandliftingoffthecover.

2. Loadthebatteries,makingsurethepolarities(+)and(-)arecorrect.Forbestresults,insertthenegative(-)endfirst.

3. Snapthecoverbackinplace.

2

1

The remote control requires two AA alkaline batteries.

Turning the TV On or OffToturntheTVonoroff,pointtheremotecontrolatthefrontoftheTVandpressthePOWERbutton.Alternatively,pressthePOWERbuttononthefrontpaneloftheTV.

If You Turn Off the TV by Mistake

1. PressPOWERagainwithinabout30seconds,whilethelampisstillhot,tohavetheTVcomebackonimmediately.

2. IftheLAMPindicatorstartsblinking(about30secondsafteryoushutoffpower),wait about one minute for the LAMP indicator to stop blinking and press POWER to turn the TV on again.

When You First Power On the TV

Choosing a Language for Menus1. PowerontheTVforthefirsttime.

2. Press toselecteitherEnglishorSpanish forallmenus.YoucanlaterchangethelanguageselectionthroughtheSetupmenuLanguageoption.

When you first power on the TV, the Welcome screen lets you change the menu language.

Initial TV SetupUsetheSetupmenuforbasicTVsetupoptions.

1. PressMENUtoopentheMainmenu.

2. Press tohighlighttheSetupiconanddisplaytheSetupmenu.

Setup menu highlighted in TV Main menu

2. TV Setup 13

Change the Menu LanguageChoosetodisplayon-screenmenusineitherEnglishorSpanish(Español).

Select a menu language in the Setup menu.

1. WiththeSetupmenudisplayed,press tohigh-lighttheLanguageicon.

2. Press tohighlighteitherEnglishorSpanish.

3. PressMENUtoreturnthehighlighttothetoprowoficons.

Memorize ChannelsFor ANT 1/MAIN and ANT 2/AUX

To start channel memorization

1. WiththeSetupmenudisplayed,press tohigh-lighttheScanicon.

2. Press tohighlightaninputselectionbasedonyourconnections:

Input Condition

Ant 1 AirAnt 2 Air

Whenconnectedtoanindoororoutdoorantenna

Ant 1 CableAnt 2 Cable

Whenconnectedtodirectcable(nocablebox)

3. Press tohighlighttheon-screenSTARTbutton.

4. PressENTERtostartautomaticchannelmemoriza-tion.

To stop channel memorization before completion, press CANCEL.

Start channel memorization from the Setup menu.

Additional TV Setup Using the Setup MenuSeechapter5,“TVMenuSettings,”to:

• Editchanneloptions• SettheTVclock• SettheTVTimer• SelectanEnergyModetomanagepowerusewhile

theTVisoff.• Selectalampbrightnessmode

Initial TV Setup, continued

5. Whenmemorizationiscompleteyoucan:• PressMENU oncetoreturntothetoprowoficons.• PressMENU againtoreturntotheMainmenu.• PressEXITtowatchTV.

Afterchannelshavebeenmemorized:

• Totunetomemorizedchannels,pressCH / whilewatchingTVontheANT 1orANT 2inputs.

• UsetheSetup > Editmenuforadditionalchanneloptions,suchasaddingordeletingchannelsfrommemory,namingchannels,andsavingfavoritechannelsincustommemorybanks.

Setting Up TV Inputs

When You First Connect a DeviceThisTV’sEasyConnect™AutoInputSensingfeaturedetectsmostconnectionsautomatically.Whenyoufirstconnectadevice,theTVwill:

a. detecttheconnecteddevice

b. promptyoutoidentifythedevicetype

c. promptyoutoperformNetCommandset-upforthedevice,ifavailable

d. repeatthesestepsforanyadditionalnewlydetecteddevices

ThetablesbelowstatewhichconnectionstriggerAutoInputSensing.

Auto Detection Active No Auto Detection

INPUT videojacks ANT 1andANT 2

COMPONENTvideojacks

HDMI *DIGITAL AUDIO OUT

AVR AUDIO OUTPUT(analog)

USB (USBphotoportonfront)

* Ifthedeviceispoweredoffwhenconnected,detec-tionoccurswhenthedeviceisnextpoweredon.

Note: Forconnectionandsetupofapersonalcom-puter,seetheinformationlaterinthischapter.

14 2. TV Setup

1. Seechapter3,“TVConnections,”forrecommen-dationsonconnectingyourdevices.

2. ConnectyourdevicestotheTV,makingnoteofwhichTVinputisusedforeachdevice.

TheTVandthedevicescanbeeitheronoroffwhenconnecting.

First select a device type.

Next perform IR “learning.”

Auto Input Sensing screen for most device types.

3. PowerontheTVifnotalreadyon.WhentheTVdetectsaconnection,theAuto Input Sensing screenopens.

• MostDeviceTypes:Specifythedevicetypeandthen,ifdesired,proceeddirectlytoNetCommandsetup.

a. IntheAuto Input Sensingscreen,press tomovethroughthedevicelisttoselect

thedevicetypeconnectedtotheinput.ThedevicetypeyouselectherewillappearintheInput Selectionmenu.

b. YoucanperformNetCommandIR“learn-ing”noworatalatertime.Toperformnow,highlighttheLearniconandpressENTER.Seechapter6,“NetCommand”formore.

• A/V Receiver:TheTVcandetectaudiocon-nectionsontheDIGITAL AUDIO OUTjackandtheright(red)analogAVR AUDIO OUTPUTjack.

Note for Analog A/V Receivers:WhenyoudisconnectananalogA/Vreceiver,besuretochangetheSpeakerssettingmanuallytoTVtohearsoundfromtheTVspeakers.

Youcanperform“learning”fortheA/Vreceivernoworatalatertime.Toperformnow,highlighttheLearniconintheAuto Output Sensing screenandpressENTER.Seechapter6,“NetCommand”formore.

• HDMI Devices Compatible with the TV’s NetCommand for HDMI Feature:CompatibleHDMIdevicesareoftenrecognizedautomati-callybytheTV.TheTV’sremotecontrolmayoperatesomedevicefunctionswithoutfurthersetup.Youcanaddmorecontrolfunctionsifdesired.ProgramtheTV’sremotecontrolor

Setting Up TV Inputs, continued performNetCommandIR“learning”toaddfunctions.

4 PressEXITtoclosetheAuto Input Sensingscreen.TheTVwillthendisplaytheAuto Input Sensing screenforthenextconnectionitfinds.

More About Auto Input Sensing• Chooseadifferentnameforeachinput.

• Antennainputs(ANT 1/ANT 2)areneverdetected,althoughyoucanturnoffunusedantennainputsintheInputs > Namemenu.

• YoucanchangethedevicetypeatalatertimeusingtheInputs > Namemenu.Any“learned”NetCommandIRcodeswillbeerased,however.

• IfyouwishtochangedevicesonanHDMIinput:

1. DisconnecttheHDMIdevice.

2. TurnofftheHDMIinputintheInputs > Name menu.

3. ConnectthenewdeviceandtheAuto Input Sensingscreenwilldisplay.IfyouwantthedeviceunderNetCommandIRcontrol,performNetCommand“learning”forthenewdevice.

Controlling A/V Receiver Sound VolumeAlthoughtheTVdetectswhenyouconnectanA/Vreceiver,youmustuseoneofthemethodsbelowtocontrolsoundvolumefromtheA/Vreceiver.

With a Standard TV Setup

• RecommendedMethod:ProgramtheTV’sremotecontrolforyourA/VreceiverandenabletheAudioLockfeature.SeeAppendixD,“ProgrammingtheRemoteControl.”

• ProgramtheTV’sremotecontrolforyourA/VreceiverandsettheTVremote’sslideswitchtotheAUDIOpositiontocontrolvolume.SettheswitchbacktotheTVpositiontocontroltheTV.

• UsetheremotecontrolthatcamewiththeA/Vreceiver.

With NetCommand Control of an A/V Receiver

• SetupNetCommandcontroloftheA/Vreceiver’svolumefunctionsintheInputs > AVRmenu.TheTV’sremotewillthenautomaticallycontrolA/Vreceivervolume.Seechapter6,“NetCommand.”

• UseanyofthemethodsdescribedforthestandardTVsetup.

2. TV Setup 15

Connecting a Computer to the TVUseoneoftheconnectionmethodslistedbelowbasedonyourcomputer’svideooutput.

Computer Video Output

Video ConnectionAudio

Connection

Digital DVI DVI-to-HDMIcableoranHDMIcablewithanHDMI-to-DVIadapter

Stereoaudiocables

Note: Ifthecomputer’saudiooutputisasingleminijack,aminiaudio-to-RCA-male“Y”adaptercableisalsorequired.

HDMI HDMI-to-HDMIcable

Noadditionalaudioconnec-tionisrequired.

IMPORTANTThis TV accepts digital computer signals only.

1. SeetheTVspecificationsinAppendixAtoconfirmthatyourcomputersignaliscompatiblewiththeTV.

2. Connectthecomputer’sdigitalsignaloutputtooneoftheTV’sHDMI jacks.Seetheconnectiondia-gramsforthemethodsuitedtoyourequipment.

3. Connectthecomputer’saudiooutputusingoneoftheseoptions:• FordigitalDVIsignals,connectanalogleft/right

audiototheTV’sDVI/PC AUDIO INPUTjack.• ForHDMIsignals,noadditionalaudioconnec-

tionisrequired.

4. PowerontheTVandcomputer.TheTVwilldetecttheconnectionanddisplaytheAuto Input Sensing screen.

5. IntheAuto Input Sensingscreen,press tohighlightPCinthelistofdevicetypes.YoucanchangethetypeatalatertimeusingtheInputs > Namemenu.

6. PressEXITtoclosetheAuto Input Sensingscreen.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232CANT 1 /MAIN

ANT 2 /AUX

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

IEEE 1394

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

LEFTDVI / PC

INPUTAUDIO

A DVI connection from a personal computer requires a separate audio connection. Computer connected to the TV back panel (above) and TV front panel (below).

INPUT

L-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb Pr 3 USB

HDMI 4DVI AUDIO HDMI 4L-AUDIO-R

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232CANT 1 /MAIN

ANT 2 /AUX

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

IEEE 1394

LEFT

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

DVI / PC

INPUTAUDIO

An HDMI-to-HDMI connection carries all video and audio on a single cable.

Note: Ifyourcomputerprovidesdigitalaudiooutput(coaxialordigital),youcanconnectitdirectlytoadigitalA/VreceiverandbypasstheTV.

Using the TV with a Personal Computer

16 2. TV Setup

Tip:

Setthecomputer’sscreensavertodisplayapatternafterseveralminutesofinactivity.ThisactsasareminderthattheTVispoweredonandthelampisinuse.ThelampisinusewhenevertheTVispoweredon,evenifthescreenappearsdark.

Computer Video Adjustments

1. Poweronthecomputerifitisnotalreadyon.

2. SelectPCfromtheInput Selectionmenu.Todothis,pressINPUTtoopentheInput Selectionmenu,movethehighlighttothePCicon,andpressENTER.

3. Workingfromthecomputer,changetheresolutionofthecomputerimage.ViewthecomputerimageontheTVandmaximizethecomputerresolutionwhilemaintainingasuitableaspectratiofortheimage.

4. PerformTVvideoadjustments.PressVIDEOrepeatedlytoaccessvideo-adjustmentoptions.Thefollowingadditionaladjustmentsareavailableforcomputervideo:

Horiz Position(HorizontalPosition).Manuallyadjustthehorizontalposition.

Vert Position(VerticalPosition).Manuallyadjusttheverticalposition.

5. PressFORMATrepeatedlytofindthepictureformatbestsuitedtotheimage.Seethechartonthispageshowinghowdifferentcomputerreso-lutionsaredisplayedontheTV.

Image Resolution

YourMitsubishiTVcandisplayresolutionsfromstandardVGA(640x480)through1920x1080signalsatarefreshrateof60Hz.Theresolutionof1920x1080issup-portedatrefreshratesof24,30,and60Hz.SeeAppendixAinthisbookformoreoncompatiblescreenresolutions.

Inmostcases,thecomputerwillselectthebestresolutionmatchtodisplayontheTV.Youcanoverridethissettingifyouwish.Refertoyourcomputeroperatingsystem’sinstructionsforinformationonchangingthescreenresolution.

Youmayneedtorestartthecomputerforchangestotakeeffect.

Using the TV with a Personal Computer

Computer Display FormatsPresstheFORMATkeyrepeatedlytocyclethroughtheTVdisplaysavailableforyourcomputer’svideosignal.

Computer Signal As Displayed on TV Screen

Original Format4 X 3

Standard16 X 9

StandardZoom

VGA640X480

WVGA848X480

SVGA800X600

WSVGA1064X600

Original Format Standard Zoom

XGA1024X768

PC 720p1280X720

WXGA1360X768

SXGA1280X1024

Original Format Standard Reduce

PC 1080p1920X1080

Distortion in Computer Images

ComputerimagesmayshowdistortionwhenviewedontheTV,e.g.,linesthatshouldbestraightmayappearslightlycurved.

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3 TV Connections

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232CANT 1 /MAIN

ANT 2 /AUX

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

IEEE 1394

LEFT

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

COMPONENT 1

Figure 1. Connecting an external HDTV receiver with component video connections

Auto Input Sensing

TheTV’sAutoInputSensingfeatureautomaticallyrec-ognizesmostconnectionsandpromptsyoutoidentifythetypeofdeviceconnected.Seechapter2,“TVSetup,”formoreonAutoInputSensing.

Connection Types

Reviewtheconnectiontypesavailableonyourinputdevicesanduseconnectionsthatwillgivethebestvideoquality.Forexample,chooseHDMIovercompo-nentvideo,andchoosecomponentvideooverS-videoorcompositevideo.

Picture Quality

Forbestpicturequality,routesignalsdirectlyfromtheinputdevicetotheTV;avoidroutingvideosignalsthroughanA/Vreceiver,forexample.

IfyourcableboxorsatellitereceiverhasanHDMIoutput,usetheconnectionsforHDMIdevicesdescribedlaterinthischapter.

Required:RCAcomponentvideocables,left/rightanalogstereoaudiocables.

1. Connectthecablefromtheoutsidecableorsatel-liteservicetoCABLE INorSATELLITE INonthecableboxorsatellitereceiver.Seeyourdevice’sowner’sguideforinstructionsandcablecompatibil-ity.

2. ConnectRCA-typecablesfromtheY Pb ProutputsontheHDTVcableboxorsatellitereceivertoCOMPONENTontheTVbackpanel,matchingthecoloredgreen,blue,andredconnections.

3. Connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromtheHDTVcableboxorsatellitereceivertoCOMPONENT AUDIO L (MONO)andRontheTVbackpanel.

Note: Toheardigitalsurroundsound,connectthedigitalaudiooutputfromyourcableboxorsatellitere-ceiverdirectlytoyourdigitalA/Vreceiver.

Sound Quality

Forbestsurroundsoundaudioquality,routeaudiosignalsfromtheinputdevicedirectlytoyourA/Vreceiverorsoundsystemwheneverpossible.

IMPORTANTAccessory items such as cables, adapters, splitters, or combiners required for TV connections are not supplied with the TV. These items are available at many electronics stores.

Before you Begin

HDTV Cable Box or Satellite Receiver with Component Video

18 3. TV Connections

HDMI Device (Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, DVD Player, or Other Device)

Required:HDMI-to-HDMIcable.

ConnectanHDMIcablefromtheTVbackpaneltotheHDMIdeviceoutput.HDMIdevicesprovidevideoandaudiothroughthesinglecable.

Mitsubishirecommendsyouusecategory2HDMIcablestoconnectHDMI1.3sourcedevices.High-speedcategory2cablesbringyouthefullbenefitsofDeepColorandx.v.Color.Seechapter1,“TVOver-view,”formoreonHDMIcabletypes.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232CANT 1 /MAIN

ANT 2 /AUX

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

IEEE 1394

Figure 2. Connecting an HDMI device.

Note: HDMIinputsare certifiedforproperinteroperabilitywithotherproductscertifiedbySimplay™.

Standard Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, or Other Device with S-Video

Required:S-Videocableandleft/rightanalogstereoaudiocables.

1. Connectthecablefromtheoutsidecableorsatel-liteservicetoCABLE INorSATELLITE INonthecableboxorsatellitereceiver.

2. ConnectanS-VideocablefromS-VIDEO OUTonthecableboxorsatellitereceiverbackpaneltoINPUT S-VIDEOontheTVbackpanel.

3. Connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAUDIO OUTonthecableboxorsatellitereceivertoINPUT AUDIO L (MONO)andRontheTVbackpanel.

Note: RefertothecableboxorsatellitereceiverOwner’sGuideforcableordishantennacon-nectionstothereceiver.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232CANT 1 /MAIN

ANT 2 /AUX

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

IEEE 1394 INPUT 2

L (MONO)S-VIDEO VIDEO - AUDIO - R

Figure 3. Connecting a device with S-Video

IMPORTANT

HDMI and Audio Signals

• DigitalSurroundSound:TheTV’sHDMIinputs can receive digital stereo audio signals only. To hear digital surround sound from an HDMI device, connect the device’s digital audio output directly to your A/V receiver. See the Owner’s Guides for those devices for instructions.

• A/VReceiverwithHDMI.IfyourA/Vreceiver has an HDMI input, use the audio connections described in “A/V Receiver (Sound System)” instead.

3. TV Connections 19

Wall Outlet Cable (no cable box)

ItisveryimportanttoconnecttheincomingcableforyourprimaryviewingsourcetoANT 1/MAIN.

1. ConnecttheprimaryincomingcoaxialleadcabletoANT 1/MAINontheTVbackpanel.

2. Foranoptionalsecondaryantennasource,connectanantenna(orcable)toANT 2/AUX.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

L (MONO)

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA

IEEE 1394ANT 2 / AUXANT 1 / MAINANT 2 / AUXANT 1 / MAIN

Figure 4. Wall Outlet Cable

A. For an antenna with flat twin leadsRequired:300-ohm-to-75-ohmtransformer.

A1. Foranantennawithflattwinleads,connectthe300-ohmtwinleadstothe300-ohm-to-75-ohmtransformer.

A2.Pushthe75-ohmsideofthetransformerontoANT 1 ontheTVbackpanel.

B. For cable or antenna with coaxial leadConnectthecoaxialleaddirectlytoANT 1ontheTVbackpanel.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

L (MONO)

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA

IEEE 1394ANT 2 / AUXANT 1 / MAINANT 1 / MAIN

Figure 6. Connecting a Single Antenna Lead

Antennas with Separate UHF and VHF Leads

Required:UHF/VHFcombiner

1. ConnecttheUHFandVHFantennaleadstotheUHF/VHFcombiner.

2. PushthecombinerontoANT 1/MAINontheTVbackpanel.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

L (MONO)

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA


Figure 5. Connecting separate UHF and VHF Antennas

Mitsubishi strongly recommends you avoid using antennas with flat twin leads. Flat twin lead antenna wires are subject to interference which may adversely affect the performance of the TV. We recommend using coaxial antenna cable.

Antenna with a Single Lead


DVI Video Device (Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, DVD Player, or Other Device)

ConnectDVIdevices(digitalonly)totheTV’sHDMIinputjacks.

AnalogstereoaudiocablesandaDVI-to-HDMIcableorDVI/HDMIadapterandHDMIcablearerequired.

1. ConnecttheDVI-to-HDMIcable(recommended)orHDMIcablewithDVI/HDMIadapterfromtheDVIdevice’sbackpaneltotheTV’sHDMIjack.

Note: IfyouareusingaDVI/HDMIadapter,itisimpor-tanttoconnecttheadaptertotheDVIdeviceforbestperformance.

2. ConnectasetofaudiocablesfromAUDIO OUT ontheDVIdevicebackpaneltotheDVI/PC AUDIO INPUTontheTVbackpanel.ConnecttheredcabletotheRjackandthewhitecabletotheL (MONO)jack.

Note: TheHDMIconnectionsupportscopyprotection(HDCP).

Somedevicesrequireconnectingtoananaloginputfirst,inordertoviewon-screenmenusandtoselectDVIastheouput.PleasereviewyourequipmentinstructionsforDVIconnectivityandcompatibility.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232CANT 1 /MAIN

ANT 2 /AUX

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

IEEE 1394

DVI / PC

INPUTAUDIO

Figure 8. Connecting a digital DVI device

DVD Player with Component VideoComponentvideocablesandanalogaudiocablesarerequired.

1. ConnectthecomponentvideocablesfromY Pb Pr VIDEO OUTonthebackoftheDVDplayertotheCOMPONENTjacksontheTVbackpanel,match-ingthegreen,blue,andredcoloredconnections.

2. Connectleft(white)andright(red)stereoaudiocablesfromAUDIO OUTonthebackoftheDVDplayertoCOMPONENT AUDIO L (MONO)andAUDIO RontheTVbackpanel.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232CANT 1 /MAIN

ANT 2 /AUX

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

IEEE 1394

COMPONENT 1

Figure 7. Connecting a DVD player with component video

Note: ToheardigitalsurroundsoundfromyourDVDplayer,connectthedigitalaudiooutputfromtheDVDplayerdirectlytoyourdigitalA/Vreceiver.

IMPORTANTSee Appendix A for component video signal compatibility information.For digital audio connections to your A/V receiver, see your DVD player and A/V receiver Owner’s Guides.


Figure 9. Connecting a VCR to an Antenna or Wall Outlet Cable

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p


RECORDOUTPUT

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

INPUT 2


LEFT

ANT 1 / MAIN

VCR to an Antenna or Wall Outlet Cable

Required:Two-wayRFsplitter,twocoaxialcables,rightandleftanalogaudiocables,eitherS-videoorvideocable.

1. ConnecttheincomingcableorantennatoINontheRFsplitter.

2. ConnectonecoaxialcablefromOUTontheRFsplittertoANTENNA INontheVCRbackpanel.

3. ConnectonecoaxialcablefromOUTontheRFsplittertoANT 1/MAINontheTVbackpanel.ThisconnectionalsoallowsyoutousetheTVGuideOnScreenandSplitScreenfeatures.

4. TousetheTVspeakerswiththeVCR,connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAUDIO OUT ontheVCRtoINPUT AUDIO L (MONO)andAUDIO RIGHTontheTVbackpanel.IfyourVCRismono(non-stereo),connectonlythewhite(left)cable.

5. ConnecteitheranS-VideoorcompositevideocablefromVIDEO OUTontheVCRbackpaneltoINPUT VIDEOorS-VIDEOontheTVbackpanel.Connectonlyonetypeofvideocable;S-Videoisrecommended,ifavailable.

Optional

Performthesetwoadditionalstepsto:

• UsetheTVGuideOnScreenrecordingfeature• Recordhigh-definitiondigitalchannelscon-

vertedtoanalogstandard-definitionvideoandanalogstereoaudio

6. Connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAUDIO INontheVCRtoRECORD OUTPUT AUDIO LEFTandAUDIO RIGHTontheTVbackpanel.IfyourVCRismono(non-stereo),connectonlythewhite(left)cable.

7. ConnectacompositevideocablefromVIDEO INontheVCRbackpanelto RECORD OUTPUT VIDEOontheTVbackpanel.


Figure 10. Connecting a VCR to a cable box

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p


RECORDOUTPUT

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

INPUT 2


LEFT

ANT 1 / MAIN

VCR to a Cable Box (Audio & Video)

Required:Two-wayRFsplitter,threecoaxialcables,rightandleftaudiocables,S-Videoorcompositevideocable,pluscomponentorS-VideocablesandaudiocablesrequiredtoconnecttheTVtothecablebox.

1. ConnecttheincomingcabletoINontheRFsplitter.

2. ConnectonecoaxialcablefromOUTontheRFsplit-tertoCABLE INonthecablebox.

3. ConnectonecoaxialcablefromOUTontheRFsplittertoANT 1/MAINontheTVbackpanel.ThisconnectionalsoallowsyoutousetheTVGuideOnScreenandSplitScreenfeatures.

4. ConnectonecoaxialcablefromOUTonthecableboxtoANTENNA INontheVCRbackpanel.

5. ConnectthecableboxoutputstotheTVasshowninoneoftheoptionslistedbelow.ThisconnectionallowstheTVtoreceivethebestavailablesignaldirectlyfromthecablebox.Seethereferencedfiguresinthischapter,“TVConnections.”

• Figure1:ComponentvideooutputtotheTV’sCOMPONENT Y Pb Prjacks;analogstereoaudiototheassociatedAUDIOjacks.

• Figure2:HDMIoutputtotheTV’sHDMIjack.• Figure3:S-VideooutputtotheTV’s

INPUT S-VIDEOjack;analogstereoaudiototheassociatedAUDIOjacks.

6. TousetheTVspeakerswiththeVCR,connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAUDIO OUT ontheVCRbackpaneltoINPUT AUDIO L (MONO)andRontheTVbackpanel.IfyourVCRismono(non-stereo),connectonlythewhite(left)cable.

7. ConnecteitheranS-VideoorcompositevideocablefromVIDEO OUTontheVCRbackpaneltoINPUT/VIDEOorINPUT S-VIDEOontheTVbackpanel.Connectonlyonetypeofvideocable.S-Videoisrecommended,ifavailable.

Optional

8. TousetheTVGuideOnScreenrecordingfeaturetorecordtotheVCRfromANT 1orANT 2:

a. Connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAUDIO INontheVCRbackpaneltoRECORD OUTPUT/ AUDIO LEFT andAUDIO RIGHT ontheTVbackpanel.

b. ConnectavideocablefromVIDEO INontheVCRbackpaneltoRECORD OUTPUT VIDEOontheTVbackpanel.

Note: Whenusingthisconnectionconfigurationwiththecon-nectionsusedinstep5,itispossibletoviewlivecableprogramsthroughtheVCRDevice.ForbestpicturequalityalwaysviewlivecableprogramsdirectlyfromtheTVinputconnectedtothecableboxdevice.


Older Cable BoxRequired:Onecoaxialcable.

Note: Thisconnectionisnotrecommended.TheotherconnectionsdescribedinthischapterprovidebetterqualityaudioandvideototheTVandallowNetCommandtoworkwiththecablebox.

1. ConnecttheincomingcabletoINoncablebox.

2. ConnectonecoaxialcablefromOUTonthecableboxtoANT 1/MAINontheTVbackpanel.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p


Figure 12. Connecting an older cable box

A/V Receiver (Sound System)Mostsetupsrequireeitheradigitalaudiocableoranalogstereoaudiocables.

TheTVmakesallaudioavailableindigitalandanalogformats:

AnalogaudiocomingintotheTVisavailableasoutputindigitalstereoformatontheDIGITAL AUDIO OUTjack.

DigitalincomingaudioisavailableasanalogoutputontheAVR AUDIO OUTPUT/AUDIO L (MONO)andAUDIO Rjacks.

Usually,onlyoneofthefollowingconnectionsisrequired:

• ToconnectananalogA/VreceiverConnectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAVR AUDIO OUTPUT/AUDIO L (MONO)andAUDIO RontheTVbackpaneltotheTV AUDIO INPUTontheA/Vreceiver.

• ToconnectadigitalA/VreceiverwithDolby Digital surround sound and PCM audio support:ConnectoneendofthedigitalaudiocabletoDIGITAL AUDIO OUTonthebackoftheTV.ConnecttheotherendtotheCOAXIAL DIGITAL INPUTonthebackoftheA/Vreceiver.

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p

IEEE 1394ANT 2 / AUXANT 1 / MAIN OUTPUT

DIGITALAUDIO

AVRAUDIOOUTPUT

Figure 11. Connecting the TV to an A/V receiver

ImportantA/V Receivers with HDMI InputsIf your A/V receiver has an HDMI input, use one of the audio connections described here instead of an HDMI connection.

Note:

Onrareoccasions,anHDMIsignalmaybecopy-restrictedandcannotbeoutputfromtheTVasadigitalsignal.Tohearthesecopy-protectedsignalsthroughtheA/Vreceiver,useconnectionsforanalogA/Vreceivers.

ChecktheA/Vreceiver’sOwner’sGuideforinformationconcerninguseofthedigitalinputandswitchingbetweendigitalsoundandanalogstereosoundfromtheTV.


Composite Video ConnectionRequired:Analogstereoaudioandcompositevideocablessuppliedwiththecamcorder.

1. ConnectacompositevideocablefromVIDEO OUT onthecamcordertoINPUT 3/VIDEOorVIDEO/YontheTV.

2. Connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAUDIO OUTonthecamcordertoINPUT 3/AUDIO LandAUDIO RontheTV.

INPUT

L-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb Pr 3 USBL-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y

Figure 13. Composite video connections for a camcorder

HDMI ConnectionRequired:HDMIcablesuppliedwiththecamcorder.

ConnectthecamcordertotheTV’sHDMI 4jackonthefrontpanel.

INPUT

L-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb Pr 3 USBHDMI 4DVI AUDIO HDMI 4

Figure 15. HDMI connection for a camcorder.

Component Y Pb Pr Video ConnectionRequired:Analogstereoaudioandcomponentvideocablessuppliedwiththecamcorder.

1. ConnectcomponentvideocablesfromVIDEO OUT onthecamcordertotheTV’sINPUT 3 COMPONENT jacksonthefrontpanel.

2. Connectleft(white)andright(red)audiocablesfromAUDIO OUTonthecamcordertoAUDIO LandAUDIO RontheTV.

INPUT

L-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb Pr 3 USBL-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb PrL-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y

Figure 14. Component video connections for a camcorder

Camcorder

InputsonthefrontoftheTVofferthemostconvenientwaytoconnectacamcorder.

Use jacks on the TV front panel to connect a

camcorder


Compatible IEEE 1394 DevicesCompatibleA/Vdevicesincludesome,butnotall,cableboxes,D-VHSVCRs,A/Vdiscs,camcorders,andfutureproducts.SomedevicesmayhaveIEEE1394connectorsbutarenotcompatiblewiththeTV.Areasofcompatibilitytoconsiderare:

1. Digital Video SignalsThisTVcandecodeHDV(high-definitionMPEG2reso-lution)asprovidedbycableboxesandsomecamcord-ers.TheTVcannotdecodeDV(standard-definitionresolutionvideo).IftheTVisunabletodecodethedigitalsignalsuppliedbyyourcamcorder,connectthecamcordertotheTVusinganalogaudiopluscompos-itevideo,S-video,orcomponentvideo,oruseHDMIaudio/video.Othertypesofdigitalvideo,suchasPCvideoprovidedbysomecomputers,mustbedecodedbythesourcedeviceandsenttotheTVasanalogvideo,S-video,orDVI/HDMIvideo.

2. Digital Audio SignalsWhenreceivedwithvideosignals,theTVcandecodeDolbyDigitalsignalsandMPEGaudiosignals.

TheTVmaybeunabletopassincompatibledigitalaudiosignalsonthecoaxialdigitalaudiooutput.Thesesignalsmaypasstootherdevices,however,onIEEE1394cables.

3. Digital Control SignalTheTVcanserveasthecontrolcenterforIEEE1394audio/videodevices,suchasVCRs,A/VDiscs,tuners,andcableboxesthatarecompatiblewiththefollowingIEEE1394controlstandards.

• CEA-775. Designedfortuningdevicessuchascableboxes,allowingthedevicetosendsimplegraphics.Thisstandarddoesnot,however,allowtheTVtocontrolthecableboxbyIEEE1394.

• AV/C (Audio Video Control). Designedtoprovidebasiccontrolssuchasplay,stop,channelselection,andvolume,asappropriateforthedevice.

Four-Pin and 6-Pin ConnectionsTherearetwodifferenttypesofconnectorsusedforIEEE1394terminalsandcables:a4-pinanda6-pintype.Bothtypessendthesamedigitalaudio,video,andcontrolsignals,butthe6-pinconnectorscanalsosupplylow-voltageelectricalpowertoconnecteddevices.ThisTVusesonly4-pintypeconnectors.

A6-pinconnectorcannotbeconnecteddirectlytoa4-pinjack,andviceversa.Toconnecta6-pindevicetoa4-pindevice,usea6-pin-to-4-pinadapteroradaptercable.Thesecablesareavailablefromelectronicsandcomputerstores.

Ifyouwishtoconnecta6-pindevicetotheTV(suchasacamcorder),andthedeviceisdesignedtoreceive

electricalpowerfromanother6-pindevice,thereareseveralwaystoprovideelectricalpowertothedevice:

• ConnectthecamcorderdirectlytothehouseholdAC.• Usethecamcorder’sbatteryforpower.• Connectthecamcorderdirectlytoanother6-pin

deviceinthenetworkthatcanprovidepower.

4-pin connector 6-pin connector 6-pin-to-4-pin adapter

Connection MethodsTherearetwoconnectionmethodsforIEEE1394devices.Usethemethodthatfitsyournetworkofaudio/videoprod-ucts.

Direct Device-To-Device Method

TheIEEE1394interfaceallowsyoutochaindevices,unlikeaudioandvideoconnectionsthatrequireyoutoconnecteachindividualdevicedirectlytotheTV.Forexample,youcanconnectyourD-VHStoyour1394A/Vdiscandthenconnectthe1394A/VdisctotheTV.TheresultingIEEE1394chainallowsyoutoaddmoredevicestothechain.YouwillseeaniconforeachdeviceintheTV’sInputSelectionmenuandcanalsosendinformationfromanyIEEE1394devicetoothercompatibledevices.

Hub Connection Method

TheIEEE1394standardallowsyoutousetheTVasahubwithintheaudio/videonetwork.Eachdevicecansendinformation,whichmayincludeaudioandvideo,toanyotherdeviceinthenetwork.

IEEE 1394 Devices


IEEE 1394 Devices, continued

Tips for Connecting IEEE 1394 Devices

• DonotloopthelastdeviceinthechainbacktotheTV.Whenthedevicechainislooped,theTVmaynotbeabletoworkwiththeotherdevices.

• Placedevicesthathaveonlyamechanical(two-position)powerswitchattheendofthechainorleavethepowerswitchintheonposition.Whenturnedoff,IEEE1394signalsmaynotbeabletopassthroughthedevicetootherdevices.

• Placedeviceswiththeslowestcommunicationspeedattheendofthechain.SometimesthecommunicationspeedismarkedneartheIEEE1394connectorwithan“S”number.Thehigherthenumber,thefasterthecommunicationspeed.ThisTVhasacommunicationspeedofs400.DeviceswithslowcommunicationspeedscaninterferewithIEEE1394signalsfromfasterdevices.Whensettingupadigitalrecordingbetweenafasterdeviceandaslowerdevice,maketheslowerdevicethesourceandmakethefasterdevicetherecorder.

• UseIEEE1394cables15feetorlessinlengthbetweendevices.

• ThisTVisanIEEE1394adevice.ItcanbeusedwithanIEEE1394bsystemwhenanIEEE-1394a-to-1394bconvertorisused.IEEE1394bsystemsarecapableofgreaterdistancesandmulti-roomapplications.

• TheTVcanrecognizeamaximumofsevenIEEE1394devicesatanyonetime.

Auto Input Sensing screen for an IEEE 1394 device.

IEEE 1394 Camcorders

• Control Functions.ConnectthecamcordertoanIEEE1394jackontherearoftheTVandtestusingtheTV’sremotecontroltooperatethecamcorder.Ifyourmodeldoesnotoperateproperly,usethecamcorder’scontrolbuttonsinstead.

• MPEG Camcorders.IfyouareunabletoplaybackovertheIEEE1394interface,usetheanalogaudio/videoconnectionsdescribedinchapter3,“TVCon-nections.”

COMPONENT 1

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

COMPONENT 2

RECORDOUTPUT

OUTPUT

DIGITAL


RS-232C

AUDIO

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

HDMI

VIDEO: 480i / 480p / 720p /1080i / 1080p

W-SVGA, XGA, W-XGA,



DVI / PC

VIDEO

AUDIO-

AUDIO-RIGHT

LEFT

L (MONO)

INPUT

AVRAUDIO

AUDIO

OUTPUT



EMITTER3D GLASSES

SXGA / 720p / 1080p


IEEE 1394

You can connect an IEEE 1394 camcorder with an IEEE 1394 cable as shown above or with analog audio/video cables.

27

TV Operation and Features4Choosing a Viewing Source

Input Selection menu

ChooseaviewingsourcefromtheInput Selection menu.ThecurrentTVinputappearsasafull-coloriconinthismenu.

1. PressINPUTtodisplaytheInput Selectionmenu.IfthereareonlytwoinputstotheTV, INPUTswitchesbetweenthemwithoutdisplayingthemenu.

2. Highlightaninputiconusing .

3. PressENTERtoswitchtotheinputandclosethemenu.

More About the Input Selection Menu

• Toassignmeaningfulnamestotheicons,seetheInputs > Namemenuinchapter5,“TVMenuSet-tings.”

• Torearrangetheicons,seetheInputs > Order menuinchapter5,“TVMenuSettings.”

Sleep TimerTheSleepTimerturnstheTVoffafterthelengthoftimeyouset.

Setting the Sleep Timer

1. PressSLEEPontheremotecontrol.

2. PressSLEEPadditionaltimestoincreasethetimein30-minuteincrementsuptothemaximumof120minutes.

3. PressEXITorwaitfivesecondswithoutpressinganybuttonsforthemessagetodisappear.

4. PressSLEEPtoviewthetimeremainingbeforethesleeptimerturnsofftheTV.

Cancelling the Sleep Timer

1. PressSLEEPtodisplaytheon-screenmessage.

2. PressSLEEPrepeatedlyuntilOFF isdisplayed.

Note: Afterfivesecondsofinactivity,themessageboxwilldisappear.

TV Tips

Turning the TV On or Off

ToturntheTVonoroff,pointtheremotecontrolatthefrontoftheTVandpressthePOWERbutton.Alterna-tively,pressthePOWERbuttononthefrontpaneloftheTV.

If You Turn Off the TV by Mistake

1. PressPOWERagainwithinabout30seconds,whilethelampisstillhot,tohavetheTVcomebackonimmediately.

2. IftheLAMPindicatorstartsblinking(about30secondsafteryoushutoffpower),wait about 35 seconds for the LAMP indicator to stop blinking and press POWER to turn the TV on again.

Controlling Sound Volume

PressVOL / toadjustthesoundlevel.Seealso“ControllingA/VReceiverSoundVolume”inchapter2,“TVSetup.”

Changing Channels (antenna sources)

Tochangechannels:

• EnterthechannelnumberusingthenumberkeysontheremotecontrolandpressENTER.Foratwo-partdigitalchannel,suchas3-1,press3 —

CANCEL 1 toenteradash(separator).

• PressCH/PAGE / tochangechannelsonechannelatatime.

• PressandholdCH/PAGE / tomovequicklythroughchannels.

• PressQV(QuickView)toswitchbacktotheprevi-ouslytunedchannel.

• PressGUIDEtodisplayChannelVieworTVGuideOnScreenchannellistings,highlightachannel,andpressENTER.

• UsetheFav(Favorites)featuretosetuplistsoffavoritechannelsandtunetothemwiththeFAVkey.See“SetupMenu”inchapter5.

NOTE: Performchannelmemorizationtomakefindingchannelseasier.SeetheSetup > Scanmenu.

28 4. TV Operation and Features

1. POWER:TurnsTVpoweronandoff.

2. Slide Switch:SelectstheA/Vdevicetobeoper-atedbytheremotecontrol.SettheslideswitchtoTVforoperationoftheTV,NetCommand-controlleddevices,andIEEE1394devices.Controlofaddi-tionaldevicesrequiresprograming(seeAppendixD,“ProgrammingtheRemoteControl.”

3. SLEEP:SetstheTVtoturnoffwithin2hours.

4. Digits/Letters:Pressdigitsforchannelnumbers,thenpressENTERforfastertuning.Usenumbersandthe —

CANCEL keytoenterdigitalsub-channelnumbers.Usealsoforenteringlettersornamesinmenus.

Toselectletterswhennamingchannels,repeatedlypresstheassociatednumberkey.PressENTERtosettheletter.Specialcharactersareavailablewiththe1 key(!,&,blankspace)and0key(/,*,-).

5. —/CANCEL (SUB-CHANNEL/CANCEL):Whenenteringdigitalchannelnumbers,addsaseparatorbetweenmainandsub-channelnumbers.ClearsFavandsomemenuentries.

6. QV (QuickView™):Switchesbetweenthecurrentchannelandthelastchannelviewed.

7. MUTE:TurnsTVsoundonandoff.

8. SPLIT:TurnsSplitScreenmodeonandoff.

9. FAV (Favorites):Scansthroughmemorizedlistsoffavoritechannels.See“SetupMenu”inchapter5,“TVMenuSettings,”formoreinformation.

10. VOL / (Volume Up/Down):Changessoundlevel.

11. CH/PAGE / (Channel or Page Up/Down): Scansupordownthroughmemorizedchannels.PagesupanddownthroughscreenswhenusedwiththeTVGuideOnScreensystemorChannelView™.

12. FORMAT:ChangestheshapeandsizeoftheTVpicture.WheninSplitScreenmode,changesthesizeofthesplitimageswhilemaintainingtheiraspectratios.

13. LIST:WorksliketheLIST keyforacableboxorsatellitereceiverwhen“learned”forNetCommandorwhentheremotehasbeenprogrammedforthedevice.

14. INPUT:DisplaystheInput Selectionmenufromwhichyoucanselectaninputsourcetoview,suchasanantennainput(ANT 1/2)oraconnecteddevice.

15. (Adjust Up/Down/Left/Right):Navigatemenusandchangesettings.

16. ENTER:Selectsachannelnumberormenuitem.

17. GUIDE:DisplaysorremovesChannelView™channellistingforANT 1andANT 2.WiththeTVGuideOnScreensystemenabled,launchesTVGuideOnScreen.DisplaysDVDdiscortopmenuforaNetCommand-controlledDVDplayer.

Remote Control

18. INFO: Displaysanon-screensummaryofthecurrentdeviceinuseandanybroadcastinformationavailable,includingcurrentV-Chipratingsinformation.Seechapter4,“TVOperationandFeatures,”fordetails.

19. AUDIO:Selectsindividualaudiosettingstoadjust.

20. VIDEO:Selectsindividualvideosettingstoadjust.

21. MENU:DisplaysthemainTVmenu.Whenasub-menuisopen,backsuponemenulevel.

22. EXIT:ClosesTVon-screenmenus/displays.

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Note: Tooperateotheraudio/videodevicesusingtheTV’sremotecontrol:

• SeeAppendixD,“ProgrammingtheRemoteControl.”

• Seechapter6,“NetCommand,”forNetCommandIR“Learning”ofdevicekeys.

• ForcontrolofIEEE1394devices,seechapter6,“NetCommand.”

• ForHDMIdevicescompatiblewiththeTV’sNetCommandforHDMIfeature,see“NetCommandforHDMIDevices“onthispage.

23. F1–F4

For devices under NetCommand control: PerformNetCommand“Learning”toassignyourchoiceoffunctionstotheF1–F4keys.

For devices operating independently of NetCommand:TheF1–F4keysworkliketheA,B,C,Dbuttonsonsomecableboxes,satellitereceivers,andDVDplayers.Programtheremotecontrolforyourequipmentandtestthekeys.SeeAppendixD,“ProgrammingtheRemoteControl.”

25. (PAUSE): FreezesabroadcastTVpicturewhennoSplitScreenimageisdisplayed.WhenSplitScreenisdisplayed,freezesthesub-picture.

Record/Playback KeysUseanyofthesemethodstoenabletherecordingandplaybackcommands:

• ProgramtheremotecontrolforyourDVR,VCR,orDVDplayer/recorderandsettheslideswitchtoVCR, DVD, CABLE/SAT,orAUDIOasappropriate.

• PerformNetCommandIR“learning”forthedevice.

• ForcontrolofIEEE1394devices,seechapter6,“NetCommand.”

• CheckHDMIdevicesforcompatibilitywiththeTV’sNetCommandforHDMIfeature(seebelow).

24. (RECORD): RecordswithaVCRorDVR.

25. (PAUSE): PausesaVCR,DVR,orDVD.SeeaboveforuseduringTVviewing.

26. (STOP):StopsplayofaVCR, DVR, orDVD.

27. (REVERSE): RewindsaVCR.Reversescansa DVRorDVD.

28. (PLAY):PlaysaVCR, DVR,orDVD.

29. (FORWARD):FastforwardsaVCR.ForwardscansaDVRorDVD.

Remote Control, continued

Care of the Remote Control• Useonlyalkalinebatteries.• Bewithin20feetoftheequipment.• Donotpresstwoormorebuttonsatthesametime

unlessinstructedtodoso.• Donotallowunittogetwetorbecomeheated.• Avoiddroppingonhardsurfaces.• Donotuseharshchemicalstoclean.Useonlya

soft,lightlymoistenedcloth.• Donotmixoldandnewbatteries.

Resetting the Remote ControlIftheslideswitchissettoTVandtheTVdoesnotrespondproperly,resettheremotecontrol.

1. PressandholdPOWERforseveralsecondsuntilthebuttonblinkstwiceandgoesoff.

2. ReleasethePOWERbutton.

3. Presskeys0 0 9 3 5andthePOWERbuttonwillblinktwicewhenyoufinishenteringthecode.Whileenteringthecode,pauseforamomentbetweeneachkeypresstoensureitisrecognized.

Low-Battery IndicatorIfyoupressakeyandthePOWERkeyblinksfivetimes,replacetheremotecontrol’sbatteries.

NetCommand for HDMI DevicesTheTV’sremotemayoperatesomefunctionsofcompatibleHDMIdevicesabletoreceivecommandsthroughtheHDMIcable.TestyourequipmentwiththeTV’sremotetofindoutwhichcommandsaresup-ported.Seebelowforcommandsthatmaybeavail-able,dependingontheindividualdevice.YoucanaddcommandsusingNetCommandIR“learning”aftercon-nectingandplacingIRemittersforthedevices.

PressPLAYonthedeviceitselfto:

• TurnontheTVifnotalreadyon• Switchtothedevice(noneedtodisplaytheInput

Selectionmenu)• Beginplayofthedevice

VCR,DVD,andDVRfunctionsthatmaybeavailable:

Record/Playback

Menu Navigation

Channel Tuning Other

CH / GUIDE

ENTER Digits0–9, —CANCEL F1(content)

—CANCEL (tocancel) ENTER MENU


ChannelView Channel Listings

ChannelView screen

ChannelView™showsmemorizedchannelsonANT 1orANT 2.Itdisplayschannelnamesandprograminformationassentbybroadcastersoryourlocalcableserviceproviderandmaybeincomplete.Noprograminformationisdisplayedforanalogchannels.AnanalogchannelnameisdisplayedonlyifyouassignedanameintheSetup > Editmenu.

• YoucanuseeitherChannelViewortheTVGuideOnScreensystemtoseechannellistings.ChannelViewisaccessibleviatheGUIDEkeyunlessyouactivatetheTVGuideOnScreensystem.Fordetails,seetheseparateTV Guide On Screen Inter-active Program Guide User’s Manual.

• ToreceiveChannelViewupdates:- KeeptheEnergyModesettoFast Power On- SettheTVclock- LeavetheTVpoweredoffforawhileeachday

toreceiveupdates.

Note: Wheneveryouwatchadigitalchannel,listingsareupdatedforthechannelyouarewatching.

Using ChannelView

Feature Press Key

SeeChannelViewlistingsfromANT 1orANT 2.

PressGUIDE.

CloseChannelView PressGUIDEorEXIT.

Scanchannelsonebyone. Pressandhold or .

Scanchannelsquickly. Pressandhold PAGE / .

Jumptolistingsforaspe-cificchannel.

1. Enterthechannelnumber(seenumbersinupperleftofscreen).

2. PressENTER.

Seemoreoftheprogramdescription(ifavailable).

PressINFO.

Movenavigationtotheprogramguide.

Press .

Movenavigationtothechannelguide.

Press .

Tunetothehighlightedchannel.

PressENTER.


PresstheINFOkeytoseetheon-screenstatusdisplay.Themostcommondisplaysareshownhere.Seldomorneverdoallthestatusindi-catorsappearatthesametime.

Status Display

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1. Sourceantennaorinput Sourceantennaorinput

2. Analogchannelbeingreceived(antennasourcesonly) Digitalmajorandsub-channelnumbers(antennasourcesonly)

3. Analogchannelname(ifnamedintheSetup > Edit menuorprovidedbyTVGuideOnScreen);antennasourcesonly.

DigitalChannelName(ifbroadcast,providedbyTVGuideOnScreen,orifnamedintheSetupmenu>Editoptions;antennasourcesonly)

4. Programname;displayedonlyifprovidedbyTVGuideOnScreen.

Programname(ifbroadcastorprovidedbyTVGuideOnScreen;antennasourcesonly)

5. Recordiconindicatesarecordinginprogressforthisprogram.PressCANCELtoendtherecording.

Recordiconindicatesarecordinginprogressforthisprogram.PressCANCELtoendtherecording.

6. SignalTypeBeingReceived.Possible:OnantennasourcesorINPUT 1–3:480iOncomponentjacks:480i,480p,720p,1080i

SignalTypeBeingReceived.Possible:Onantennasources:SD4:3,SD16:9,HDOnHDMI:480i,480p,720p,1080i,1080p,allPCresolutions

7. ScreenFormatinuse.Possible:Analog480i/480psignals:Standard,Expand,Zoom,Stretch,StretchPlus,Narrow720p/1080isignals:Standard,WideExpand

ScreenFormatinUse.Possible:SD4:3,480i,or480p:Standard,Expand,Zoom,Stretch,StretchPlus,NarrowSD16:9orHD16:9,720p,or1080i:Standard,WideExpand1080p:Standard

8. CurrentFavbanknumberofchannel(antennasourcesonly)

CurrentFavbanknumberofchannel(antennasourcesonly)

9. Programdescription(ifsuppliedbyTVGuideOnScreen)

Programdescription(ifbroadcast);antennasourcesonly)

10. V-Chiprating(antennasourcesorINPUTjacksonly) V-Chiprating(antennasources orIEEE1394devcesonly)

11. AudioSource.Possible:

TVspeakers, externalsoundsystem

AudioSource.Possible:

TVspeakers, externalsoundsystem

12. ListenToindicator:Stereo,StereoSAP,SAP(antennasourcesonly))

Stereo,Surround,DualMono(antennasourcesonly)

13. (Doesnotapply) Currentlanguage(antennasourcesonly)

14. Dayandtime Dayandtime

15. SleepTimerremainingtime SleepTimerremainingtime

16. (Doesnotapply) StatusofD-VHSorIEEE1394device

17. (Doesnotapply) CounterofD-VHSVCRorIEEE1394device

18. Muteindicator Muteindicator

19. (Doesnotapply) Signalstrengthindicator(antennasourcesonly)


Using Fav Channels

See the current Fav bank number PressINFO.

View channels in current Fav bank 1. PresstheFAVkey.WaitfortheTVtotunetoachannelinthecurrentFavbank.

2. PresstheFAVkeyrepeatedlytocyclethroughthechannelsavailableinthecurrentFavbank.

Change Fav banks 1. PresstheFAVkey.WaitfortheTVtotunetoachannelinthecurrentFavbank.

2. WhentuningiscompleteandwhiletheTVstatusdisplayisstillvisibleonscreen,pressthenumberkeyforthedesiredbank(1–6).

Note: Waitforthechannelchangetofinishbeforepressingthenumberkey.Otherwise,theTVmayignoretheFavnumber.

If no Fav banks are set up TheFAVkeyswitchestothepreviouslytunedchannel;worksliketheQVkey.

Fav Setup Using Only the Remote Control

Add Fav channels 1. WhilewatchingTV,tunetothechannelyouwanttoaddtothecurrentFavmemorybank.ThedefaultbankisFav1.SeetheinstructionsaboveifyouneedtochangetoadifferentFavbank.

2. PressandholdtheFAVkeyforabout2seconds.WhenFavandthememorybanknumberappearunderthechannelnumber,thechannelhasbeensuccessfullyadded.

Remove Fav channels

Thisprocedureremovesthechannelonlyfromtheselectedbankandleavestheotherbanksunchanged.

1. WhilewatchingTV,presstheFAVkey.

2. WhiletheTVstatusdisplayisstillvisibleonscreen,pressthenumberkeyforthememorybank.

3. PresstheFAVkeyrepeatedlyuntilyouseethedesiredchannelintheon-screenstatusdisplay.

4. WhilethechannelnumberandFavindicator(withcorrectbanknumber)arestilldisplayedonthescreen,pressCANCEL.YoumustpressCANCEL whiletheindicatorisdisplayed.WhentheFavindicatordisappearsafterpressingCANCEL,thechannelhasbeensuccessfullyremoved.

UsethesixFavchannelbankstostoregroupsofyourfavoritechannelsfromANT 1andANT 2.YoucansetupaFavchannelbankforeachofyourfavoriteprogramtypesorsetupabankforeachTVuser.

YoumayprefertoperformFavchannelsetupfromamenu.Seechapter5,“TVMenuSettings,”andtheSetup > Editoptions.

Fav (Favorite Channels)

ANT-1 4480i Stretch

Fav2TV-PGStereo SAP

FAV

Channel and Fav numbers in the on-screen status display


ThisisawidescreenTV,alsoknownasa16:9TV.ThisshapereflectsthenewtypesofimagesavailablefromHDTVandmanyDVDs.Therearestillmanyolderstylenarrow-screenimages(called4:3aspectratio)youwillencounter.Whilethereisnoperfectsolutionfordisplayingasquarish,narrowerimageonawidescreen,Mitsubishioffersseveraldisplayformatsfromwhichyoucanchoose.

PressFORMATontheTVremotecontroltocyclethroughtheavailabledisplayformats.Thelast-usedformatforeachdeviceisusedwhenyoureturntothatdevice.

Signal Definitions480i Signals:TraditionalinterlacedsignalsfromorthroughANT-1and2, INPUT 1–3, COMPONENTandHDMIjacks.

480p Signals:Progressive-scanDVDsignalsonCOM-PONENTandHDMIjacks.

720p and 1080i Signals:High-definitionsignalsreceivedthroughCOMPONENTandHDMIjacks.Thesesignalsarealways16:9(widescreen).

SD 4:3:Standard-definitionsquarish-screenformatsignalsfromdigitalchannelsonANT 1andANT 2 andIEEE1394devices.

SD 16:9: Standard-definitionwidescreenformatsignalsfromdigitalchannelsonANT 1andANT 2 andIEEE1394devices.

HD: High-definitionwide-screenformatsignalsfromdigitalchannelsonANT 1andANT 2 andIEEE1394devices.Thesesignalsarealways16:9(widescreen).

DVD DefinitionsAnamorphic (or Enhanced for WideScreen TV)TheseDVDsarerecordedinaspecialwaytoprop-erlyshowwidescreenimageson16:9TVsetsusingtheStandardformatmode.Thisistherecommendedviewingchoice.

Non-Anamorphic (or 4:3, 1:33:1, Letter Box, or Full Screen)TheseDVDsarerecordedforusewithtraditionallyshaped,squarishTVs.Theymaybefullscreen(4:3or1:33:1)whichcropsmoviestofitthenarrowTV,orletterbox,whichaddsblacktopandbottombars.

ThisinformationmaybelistedontheDVDcase.SomeDVDssupportbothtypesofrecordings.

TV Display Format DefinitionsStandard: Thisisthefull-screenformat.HDTVsignalsusethisformat.ThisformatisusefulfordisplayingAnamorphicDVDsthathave1.78:1or1.85:1aspectratios.AnamorphicDVDsthathavea2.35:1aspectratioaredisplayedwithblackbarsatthetopandbottom,butshowtheentireimagecorrectly.Narrow(4:3)imagesarestretchedevenlyfromsidetoside.Availableforallsignals.

Expand:Thisenlargesthepicturetofillthescreen,croppingoffsomeoftheimageatthetopandbottom.Thisisusefulforreducingtheletterboxtopandbottombarsofnon-anamorphicDVDimages.Availablefor480i,480p,anddigitalSD4:3signalsonly.

Zoom: Thisenlargesthepicture,croppingoffsomeoftheimageateachsideandtopandbottom.ThisisusefulforremovingorreducingtheblacktopandbottombarsonanamorphicDVDswitha2.35:1aspectratio.Availablefor480i,480p,andSD4:3signalsonly.

Stretch:Thisformatstretchesanarrow(4:3)imageacrossthescreen;thereislessstretchinthecenterthanatthesides,however.ThisallowstheentirenarrowimagetobedisplayedacrossthescreenwithlessdistortionthanisseenintheStandardformat.Availablefor480i,480p,andSD4:3signalsonly.

Stretch Plus: Similartostretchmode,buttominimizedistortionsontheside,thepictureisexpandedtocropoffportionsofthetopandbottom.Exceptwhendis-playingmenus,press toadjustthepositionofthepicturevertically.Availablefor480i,480p,andSD4:3signalsonly.

Narrow: Thisformatdisplaysnarrow(4:3)imagesintheiroriginalshape,andaddsstationaryblacksidebarstofillthescreen.Availablefor480i,480p,andSD4:3signalsonly.

Wide Expand: Enlargesthepicture,croppingsomeoftheimageonbothsides.ThisExpandformatisusefultoremoveorreduceblacksidebarsaddedtonarrowimagesthatareconvertedto16:9signalsfordigitalbroadcast.Availablefor1080i,720p,digitalSD16:9anddigitalHDsignals;notavailablefor1080psignals.

Note: Allhigh-definitionchannelssendwidescreen(16:9)signals,butnotallprogrammingsentonthesechannelswascreatedforthisformat.Thebroadcastermaystretchtheimageoraddsidebarstofillthewidescreenarea.

TV Signals and Display Formats


TV Display FormatsSeedescriptionsontheprecedingpage.


Press the FORMAT key repeatedly while in Split Screen mode to change the display.

‡ HDMI1080pcanappearonlyasmainpictureinthemarkedSplitScreencombinations.

Split ScreenSplitScreenallowsyoutoviewpicturesfromtwodifferentsourcesatthesametime.SplitScreenisavailablewhenyouhavevideosourcesconnectedtotheTVinadditiontoconnectionsonANT 1orANT 2.

Operation of Split Screen

Split Screen Operations Instructions

TurnSplitScreenonoroff PressSPLIT.

Switchthesoundsourcebetweenthemainpicture(left)andsub-picture(right).

Press or .Thespeakericon(right)appearsbrieflytoindi-catethesoundsource.Thesoundsourceisthesideyoucancontrolwiththeremotecontrol.

Checkwhichpictureisthesoundsource. PressINFO.Thespeakericonappearsandindicatesthesoundsource.

Changethesourceofthesub-picture. 1. Press tomakethesub-picturethesoundsource.

2. PressINPUTtodisplaytheSplit Screen Input Selectionmenu.

3. Movethehighlighttotheiconfortheinputyouwishtoviewasthesub-picture.

4. PressENTERtomakethechange.

Grayed-outinputiconsareunavailableasSplitScreensourcesorwiththecurrentmain-picturesource.

Changesub-picturechannel(whentheinputsourceisANT 1, ANT 2,oraNet-Command-controlledcableboxorsatellitereceiver).

1. Press tomakethesub-picturethesoundsource.

2. PressCH/PAGE / .

Freezeorunfreezethesub-picture. Press (PAUSE).Press againtoreturntonormalmovingvideo.

Changethesizeofthemainandsub-pictures.

RepeatedlypressFORMATtocyclethroughpicturesizes.Seethefollow-ingpageforsampledisplays.

Makethesubpicturefillthescreen. 1. Press tomakethesub-picturethesoundsource.

2. PressSPLITtocloseSplitScreenmode.

TV Inputs for Split ScreenTheavailableSplitScreenpicturesourcesarelistedbelow.CheckmarksindicatecombinationsofpicturesourcesyoucanviewinSplitScreenmode.

Split Screen Displays

16:9MainPicture 4:3MainPicture

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Viewing Camera Files

JPEG Photos and the USB Photo Port

1. ConnectyourdigitalcameraorUSBdrivetotheUSBPhotoportonthefrontoftheTV.Ifusingacamera,poweritonandsetittoplaybackmode.

TheUSB Photomenudisplayswhilefilesarestillbeingread.Waituntilyouseethecompletionmessageonscreenbeforecontinuing.

Note: Somemanufacturers’devicesmaybeincompat-iblewiththeTV.IftheTVisunabletodisplayyourphotos,youcan:

• TrytransferringfilestoadifferentUSBdevice.

• Usethecamera’scompositevideooutputasdescribedlaterinthischapter.

USB Photo menu

2. Afterfileshavebeenread,youcandothefollowingfromtheUSB Photomenu:

INPUT

L-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb Pr 3 USBUSB

JPEG Thumbnail Menu

UsethesekeyswhileviewingJPEGthumbnailimages:

Keys for the JPEG Thumbnail Menu

Movethehighlightfromimagetoimage.

FORMAT Rotatethethumbnailclockwisein90˚increments

orENTER

Playtheslideshowstartingwiththehigh-lightedthumbnail.

Highlightthelastthumbnailonthecurrentpage.

Highlightthefirstthumbnailonthecurrentpage.

CH/PAGE /Displaythenextorpreviouspageofthumbnails.

EXIT ClosetheThumbnailmenuanddisplaytheUSB Photomenu.

MENU ClosetheThumbnailmenuanddisplaytheMainmenu.

INPUT ClosetheThumbnailmenuanddisplaytheInput Selectionmenu.

Notes on Viewing JPEG Files

• TheTVignoresallcommandswhilereadingfiles.Waitforthecompletionmessagebeforecontinuing.

• Largefilesorhigh-capacitystoragedevicesmaytakealongtimetodisplay.Thescreenwillbeblankwhilefilesareread.

• Useonlyonesourcedeviceatatime.

IMPORTANTStop playback or change to a different TV input before disconnecting from the USB photo port.

USB Photo Menu Options

Startslideshow. WiththeSlideshowiconhigh-lighted,press orENTER.

Activatemenuoptions. HighlightaniconandpressENTERto:• starttheslideshow• displaypicturethumbnails• opentheMedia Setup

submenu.

DisplayorclosetheMainmenu.

PressMENU.

Displaystatusforthefilesource.

PressINFO.

Selectadifferentcon-necteddevice

1. PressINPUT.2. Highlighttheiconforadif-

ferentdevice.3. PressENTER.

ClearstatusdisplayormenutoshowtheUSB Photomenu

PressEXIT.


Media Setup Menu

Media Setup menu

IntheMedia Setupmenuyoucanadjusttheslideshowdisplay,numberofrepetitions,ordisplayinterval.

• SelecteitherAutoorManualadvance.Duringmanualoperation,press orENTERtoadvancetothenextslide.

• Forautomaticadvance,selectthenumberoftimes(frequency)toplaythecompleteslideshow:Once, Twice,orContinuous.

• Forautomaticadvance,selectthetimeintervalfordisplayofeachslide.Theintervalyouselecthereistheminimumtimebetweenslides;actualtimemaybelongerforlargerfiles.

• PressEXITtoclosetheMedia SetupmenuandreturntotheUSB Photomenu.

USB Photo Menu Compatible Picture Files

• StillimagesrecordedondigitalcamerasusingtheExchangeableImageFileFormat,version2.1(EXIF2.1)standardfordigitalstillcamerasandDesignRulesforCameraFileSystemsversion1.0(DCF1.0)

• Someimagesopenedandresavedonacomputermaynotplaybackormaynotdisplayinthethumb-naillist.Thishappensifthefileswereresavedinanincompatibleformat.

• Fullpathfilenamescanbenolongerthan50char-actersandmustendina.jpgextension.Onlythefirst20ofthe50characterswilldisplay.

• Imagesonstoragedeviceswithacapacityofover256MBcantakealongerinitialtimetodisplay.

Photos and Moving Video as Composite VideoConnectthecameratotheTVusingacompositevideocableif:

• YouareunabletoseeimagesusingtheUSBphotoport.

• Youwishtoviewmovingvideofromthecamera.

TheTV’sUSB Photomenuwillbeunavailableandyoumustcontroltheslideshowthroughthecamera.Displayresolutionisstandard-definition(480i).

1. Refertotheowner’smanualsuppliedwiththecameraforinstructionsneededforthissetup.

2. Setthecamera’soutputsignaltypetoNTSCandputthecameraintoplaybackmode.

3. Withthecamerastillturnedon,connectyourdigitalcamera’scompositevideocable(usuallyyellow)totheINPUT 3 VIDEO/YjackonthefrontoftheTV.Tohearaudio,connectthecamera’saudiooutputcabletotheINPUT 3 L-AUDIOjack.

4. WhentheAuto Input Sensingscreendisplays,pressEXITorassignthenameCamcorder.

5. PressINPUTtodisplaytheInput Selectionmenu.

6. HighlighttheiconforthecamerainputandpressENTER.

7. Ifviewingphotos,advancethroughtheimagesmanu-allyorsetthecameratoadvanceautomatically.

INPUT

L-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y Pb Pr 3 USBL-AUDIO-R VIDEO/Y

Camera connection using a composite video cable

IMPORTANTThe TV can read JPEG files as created by the camera. If you edit a picture file on a computer and resave the image, the TV may be unable to read the resaved file.

Slide Show

Usethesekeysduringtheslideshow:

Keys for JPEG Picture Slide Show

Beginorresumeslideshowplayback

Pauseorresumeplaybackwhileinauto-maticadvancemode.

orENTER

Advancetothenextslide.

Gotothepreviousslide.

FORMAT Rotatetheslideclockwisein90˚incre-ments.

StopslideshowanddisplaytheUSB Photo menu.

INFO Displaystatusfortheviewingdeviceandcurrentimage.

INPUT DisplaytheInput Selectionmenu.

MENU DisplayorremovetheTVMainmenu.

Note: Alwayspress (STOP)tostopslideshowplay-backbeforedisconnectingfromtheUSBPhotoport.

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Remote Control Keys for the TV Menu System

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1 MENU DisplayorclosetheMainmenuormovebackonemenulevel.

2 EXIT CloseallmenusandreturntoTVviewing.

3

(AdjustLeft/RightKeys) • Movethroughscreenstoselectmenuoptions.

• Changesettings.• Scrollthroughlists.

(AdjustUp/DownKeys)

4 ENTER Startanautomaticfunctionorcheck/uncheckselectacheckbox.Whensettingtime,movefromhourdigitstominutesdigitsandfrommonthtodaytoyeardigits.

5 Numbers Letters

Enterchannelnumbers.EnteryourZIPcodefortheTVGuideOnScreensystem.Entercustomnamesinsometextboxes.

6 CANCEL • Clearasettingorstopanautomaticfunction.• Addaseparatorinadigitalchannelnumber.

7 INFO Getcontext-sensitivehelp.

Main MenuPressMENUontheremotecontroltoopentheMainmenu.

Icon Menu Name and Description

Main menu

Record Menu SetuporcancelNetCommand-controlledrecordings.Seechapter6,“NetCommand.”

AV Menu Customizepictureandsoundsettings.

Captions Menu Turnclosedcaptionsonandoff;customizecaptiondisplays.

Setup Menu

PerformbasicTVsetup.Setlanguage,scan(memorize)channels,settheTVclock,editchanneloptions,lockTVusebychannel,setEnergyMode,LampMode,auto-onTVTimer.

Inputs Menu

AssignnamestoTVinputs,changeiconorderintheInput Selectionmenu,performNetCommandIR“learning,”setupTVGuideOnScreen.

Lock MenuRestrictTVusebyprogramratingsandbytimeofday.Disablethefront-panelcontrolbuttons.Setapasscode.

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AV Menu

Anon-screensliderdisplayswhenmakingsomeaudioandvideoadjustments.Numericvaluesrepresentedonthesliderrangefrom0(minimum)to63(maximum),with31asthemid-point.

AV menu for audio and video adjustments

AV Menu Options

Video Seethedescriptionofvideoadjustmentslaterinthissection.

Audio Seethedescriptionofaudioadjustmentslaterinthissection.

Reset

• Toresetaudioandvideoadjustmentsforthecurrentinput,highlighttheReseticonandpressENTER.

• ResethasnoeffectonsettingsforBalance, Listen To, Language,andFilm Mode.

PerfectColor

PerfectColor Sliders Adjustthesaturation(intensity)ofsixcolorsforthecurrentimagesource.

PerfectTint Sliders Adjustsixhuesforthecurrentimagesource

HighlightthePerfectColor™iconandpressENTERtodisplaythePerfectColormenu.SettingsareretainedinmemoryindependentlyforeachTVinput.

• ToswitchbetweenPerfectColor™andPerfecTint™adjustments,highlightAdjust Mode andpress .

• Press tomovefromonecolorbartothenext.• Press tochangesettings.• PressCANCEL torestoredefaultsettings.• PressMENUtoreturntotheMainmenu.

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AV Menu, continued

AV > FX Gaming menu for game adjustments

AV Menu Options

Global

Video Noise High, Medium, Low, Off

Reduceminornoise(graininess)inthepicture.UseLowwithgood-qualitysignals.UseHighwithpoor-qualitysignals.UseOfftoleavethepictureunaltered.Savedbyinput.

Video Mute On, Off On displaysabluebackgroundwhennosignalisbeingreceivedonthecurrent INPUT, COMPONENT,orHDMI jack.

Film Mode(480iand1080isignalsonly)

Auto, Off InAuto,theTVautomaticallydetectsandappliesfilm-decodingcorrection.TrytheOffsettingifimagesshowtoomanyjaggededges.Savedbyinput.

SharpEdge On, Off UseShapEdge™toaddspecialedgeenhancementstomaketheimageappearsharper.Savedbyinput.

Smooth 120 Hz On, Off WhenOn,Smooth120Hz™reducesmotionblurinactionscenesbutmayshowpixelstructureduringslowermotionorinstillimages.WhenOff,standardpicturesmoothingprocessingisemployed.

Blue Glow On if TV off, On if TV on, Off

SelectoneoftheOnsettingstoseedecorativebluelightingontheTV.

FX Gaming

Game Mode Off, On UsetheOnsettingforvideogamingwith3-Dglasses.

Glasses L-R Standard, Reverse

Synchronizeleftviewwithleftglassestoprovidethebestimage.Standardisthedefault;tryReverseifthisseemsincorrect.

Note:GameoptionsareavailablewhentheselectedinputisnamedPCorGameandiscon-nectedtoanHDMIinput.ExpandedfuturegamingfeaturesincludeFXgamingoptions.Seewww.mitsubishi-tv.comfordetails.


Video Menu Options

Picture Mode Brilliant Foruseunderstronglight SetthePictureModefirstbeforechangingothervideosettings,assomearestoredindependentlyforeachPictureMode.UsePictureModestooptimizetheimagefordif-ferentconditions.

Game Optimizepictureandvideoprocessingforgamingconsoles.AvailableonlywhenthenameoftheinputisGameorPC.

Bright Formostdaytimeviewingandx.v.Color sources

Natural Formostnighttimeviewingandx.v.Color sources

Contrast • Adjustthewhite-to-blacklevel• Lowcontrastshowsavarietyofshadesindarkerimages• Inmosthomelightingsituations,mediumcontrastlooksbest.• Highcontrastshowsdarkerimagesmoreuniformlyblackandmakescolorsappearmore

vibrant.Highcontrastisgoodforbrightlylitenvironments.• SettingsarestoredindependentlyforeachPictureMode.

Brightness • Adjustoverallpicturebrightness• SettingsarestoredindependentlyforeachPictureMode.

Color Adjustoverallcolorintensity

Tint Adjustthered-to-greenratio.

Sharpness Adjustpicturedetailandclarity.

Color Temp Adjustthewhitebalance.SettingsarestoredindependentlyforeachPictureMode.

High Givewhiteimagesacoolcast.Mayprovidethemostrealisticpictureunderbrightlighting.

Low Givewhiteimagesawarmcast.Natural/ColorTempatthelowsettingdisplaysvideoatapproximatelythe6500KindustrystandardforNTSCpictures.

Deep Field Imager

On WithDeepField™ImagerOn,blacklevelsaredynamicallyenhancedinportionsofthescreentoprovidestrongcontrastwithdetailovermixedscreencontent.

Off Contrastisadjusteduniformlyacrosstheentirescreen.

Demo Displayasplitpicturetoshowon(rightside)oroff(leftside).

AV menu, Video optionsNote: Seechapter2,“TVSetup,”foradditionaladjust-

mentsavailableforimagesfromacomputer.

Video Menu

MitsubishirecommendsyouassignnamestoTVinputsbeforemakingvideoadjustments(usetheInputs > Namemenu).Otherwise,adjustmentswillberesettothedefaultsifyounameinputsafterwards.

Tomakevideoadjustments:

• From the Video menu:1. Press tohighlightanoption.2. Press todisplaythesubmenuandadjust.3. PressMENUtoreturntotheAVmenu.

• While watching TV:PresstheVIDEOkeyrepeatedlytodisplaythevideooptionyouwanttochange.Press

tochangesettings.


Audio Menu

Tomakeaudioadjustments:

• From the Audio menu: 1. Press tohighlightanoption2. Press todisplaythesubmenuandadjust.3. PressMENUtoreturntotheAVmenu.

• While watching TV:PresstheAUDIOkeyrepeatedlytodisplaytheaudiooptionyouwanttochange.Press tochangesettings.

Audio Menu Options

Speakers TheSpeakersoptiondisplaysonlyifanA/Vreceiverconnectionhasbeendetected.

TV TurnontheinternalTVspeakers.

AV Receiver TurnofftheTVspeakersandhearsoundonlyfromaconnectedA/Vreceiver.

Bass Controlvolumeleveloflow-pitchedsoundfromtheTVspeakers.

Treble Controlvolumelevelofhigh-pitchedsoundfromtheTVspeakers.

Balance ControlaudiobalancebetweentherightandleftTVspeakers

Surround Off NosurroundeffectsfromtheTVspeakers(default)

Simulated Stereo

CreateasimulatedstereoeffectthroughtheTVspeakerswhenwatchingamon-aural(non-stereo)program.

Surround Sound

CreateasimulatedsurroundeffectthroughtheTVspeakerswhenwatchingastereoprogram.

Listen To

(analogchan-nelsfromANT1/ANT2 only)

Stereo Defaultsetting.TheTVplaysstereobroadcastsinstereoandmonobroadcastsinmono.ThewordStereoisdisplayedwhenyoutunetoachannelbroadcast-inginstereo.

SAP(SecondAudioProgram)

SelectanadditionalmonauralsoundtracknotaudibleduringnormalTVviewing.TheSAPsignalmightberelatedtotheprogram(suchasasoundtrackinaforeignlanguage),oritmightbeunrelated(suchasaweatherreport).IfanSAPsignalisbroadcast,thelettersSAParedisplayedwhenyoutunetothechannel

Mono Reducebackgroundnoise.Usewhenreceivingaweakstereoaudiosignal.Allaudioisplayedasmonowiththissetting.

Language

(digitalchan-nelsfromANT1/ANT2 only)

EnglishFrenchGermanItalianPortugueseSpanishOther

SelectthecurrentlanguageforadigitalprogramfromanANTinput.Eachdigitalprogrammayincludeuptosevenlanguagechoicesornochoiceatall.

Level Sound On, Off Reducedifferencesinsoundvolumebetweenprogrammingsegments,suchasthedifferencebetweenregularbroadcastprogramsandcommercialsegments.

AV menu, Audio options


Captions Menu

Captions on Analog ChannelsTheTVcandecodecaptionsfromANT 1/ANT 2andtheINPUT 1–3jacks.Broadcasterscansendeitherstan-dardclosedcaptionsortextservice.Standardclosedcaptionsfollowthedialogueoftheprogramanddisplayinasmallsectionofthescreen.Text-serviceclosedcaptionsoftencontaininformationsuchasweatherornewsandcoveralargeportionofthescreen.

IMPORTANT• Analog text-service options display a large

black or gray box on the screen when no signal is being broadcast.

• Thecontentofcaptionsisdeterminedbythebroadcaster. If captions show strange charac-ters, misspellings, or odd grammar, it is not a malfunction of the TV.

• Closed caption signals are not available through HDMI or component jacks. See the menus for these devices for closed-caption decoding.

Captions on Digital ChannelsTheTVcandecodecaptionsfrom ANT 1/ANT 2andIEEE1394devicesonly.Broadcasterscansenduptosixdifferentcaptioningselectionsorcansendanalogcap-tionsthatmatchthosesentbytheanalogstation.ATVstationmaybroadcastonlyoneortwotypesofcaptionsornoneatall.

Digital Settings menu. Check the caption test area (upper right) to see how custom settings look.

Captions Menu Options

Closed Captions

Analog Captions

On if MuteCC 1–CC 4Text 1–Text 4Off

• OnifMute:DisplayanalogclosedcaptionssignalCC1whenaudiofromtheTVspeakersismuted.WhenwatchingTV,pressMUTEtoturncaptionson/off.

• CC1–CC4:Standardclosed-captionsignals• Text1–Text4:Text-servicesignals

Analog Background

Gray, Black Selecteitheragrayorblacktextbackgroundtomakeanalogclosedcaptionseasiertoread.

Digital Captions

On if MuteCaption 1–Caption 6Off

• OnifMute:DisplaydigitalclosedcaptionsignalCaption1whenaudiofromtheTVspeakersismuted.WhenwatchingTV,pressMUTEtoturnclosedcaptionson/off.

• Caption1–Caption6:Captionsignalssentbythebroad-caster

Digital Settings

Font DefaultFont 1–Font 7

Defaultchangessettingstothoseselectedbythecaptionspro-vider,or,ifnone,totheTV’sowncaptionsdefaults.UseFonts1through7togivecaptionsacustomappearance.

Font Size LargeStandardSmall

Largeistherecommendedsize.

Font Color White, Black, Magenta, etc. Guidelinesforsettingdigitalcaptions:

• Usecontrastingcolorsforcaptionsandbackground.

• Checkreadabilityofcaptionsusingthesampletextintheupperrightcornerofthemenu.

• A white font on a black translucent background makes an easy-to-read combination.

Font Opacity Translucent, Opaque, Flashing, Transparent

Background Color

White, Black, Magenta, etc.

Background Opacity

Translucent, Opaque, Flashing, Transparent


Setup Menu Options

Language

EnglishSpanish

Displayon-screenmenusineitherEnglishorSpanish.

Note:Tolistentoaudioinotherlanguages(whenavailable),seethesectionontheAVmenu,Audiosubmenu,andrefertoeitherListenTo>SAP(analogsignal)orLanguage(digitalsignal).

Scan

Ant-1 AirAnt-1 CableAnt-2 AirAnt-2 Cable

Scanmemorizesbroadcastchannelstomakethemeasiertofind.Tostartchannelmemorization:

1. Highlightoneoftheinputselectionsbasedonyourconnectionto ANT 1 orANT 2:• Airwhenconnectedtoanindoororoutdoorantenna.• Cablewhenconnectedtodirectcable(nocablebox)

2. Press tohighlightSTART.

3. PressENTERtostartchannelmemorizationfortheselectedinput.

Setup Menu

Setup menu, Scan option

UsetheSetupmenuto:

• SelectEnglishorSpanishformenusandon-screentext.

• ScanthechannelsavailablefortheantennaorcableserviceconnectedtotheANT 1orANT 2jacks.

• Editchanneloptions,includingchannellocking.

• SettheTV’sinternalclock.

• SettheTVTimertoturnontheTVautomaticallyatadesignatedtime.

• SettheenergymodeforpowerconsumptionwhentheTVispoweredoff.

• SettheTVLampMode.

Notes on Scan and channel memorization:

• Channelmemorizationmaytakeupto15minutestocomplete.

• Tostopchannelmemorizationbeforecompletion,pressCANCEL.

• WhenwatchingTV,pressCH tomovethroughmemorizedchannels.

• Ifyourestartmemorization,previouslymemorizedchannelsfortheselectedinputwillbeerased.

• ToaddadigitalchannelthatdoesnotappearintheEditmenuwithoutrepeatingchannelmemori-zation:

1. Lookupthephysicalchannelnumberforthenewdigitalchannel.Thewebsitewww.antennaweb.orgcanhelpyoufindthephysicalchannelnumber.

2. TunetoanychannelontheANT 1orANT 2 inputyourantennaisconnectedto.

3. Usethenumberkeysand—

CANCEL toenterthephysicalchannelnumberfollowedby“-1”andENTER.Forexample,forphysicalchannel36,press

3 6 —CANCEL 1 ENTER.

TheTVwillsearchforadigitalchannelonthechannel36frequency.Whenitfindsthechannel,itwill:

a. Addthechanneltomemory.b. Changethechannelnumbertothevirtual

channelnumbersentbythebroadcaster.c. Addtomemoryanyassociatedsub-

channels.

• IntheTVGuideOnScreensystem,thechan-nelsdisplayedandtheorderinwhichtheyaredisplayedareindependentoftheTV’schannelmemorizationperformedwithScan.RefertotheTV Guide On Screen Interactive Program Guide User’s ManualfordetailedinstructionsoneditingchannelsintheTVGuideOnScreensystem.


Setup Menu Options

Edit

UsetheEditmenutoeditchanneloptionswhenANT 1orANT 2isthecurrentsource,Tohighlightachannelnumbertoedit:• PressCH / tojumptothenextpageofchannelnumbers.PressandholdCH / tospeed

throughpages.• Press tomovethroughallchannelnumbers,oneatatime.Pressandhold tospeed

throughchannelnumbers.

TheTVtunestothehighlightedchannelonreleaseofCH / or .

Channel Channelsmarkedwithacheckareinmemory.Toaddordeleteachannelfrommemory,highlightthechannelnumberandpressENTER.Toaddasingledigitalchannelnotinthelist,seethenotesunderScan.

Digitalchannelsarelistedbyvirtualchannelnumberwiththephysicalchannelnumbershowninparentheses.

Name Assignacustomnameuptosixcharacterslongtomemorizedchannels.Youcannameanalogchannelsanddigitalchannelsifbroadcastwithoutpre-assignednames.

1. WiththecursorintheNamefield,pressanumberkeyrepeatedlytocyclethroughthecharactersassociatedwiththekey,including!,&,blank (1key)and/,*,-(0key).

2. PressENTERtosettheletterandmovetothenextletterposition.Todeletethecurrentcharacterandmovebackoneposition,pressCANCEL.

Note: WhentheTVGuideOnScreensystemisenabled,thenamedisplayedisthenameprovidedbyTVGuideOnScreeninsteadofthenameyouassignhere.

Fav1–Fav6 UsethesixFavchannelbankstostoregroupsofyourfavoritechannels.Forexample,youcansetupaFavchannelbankforeachofyourfavoriteprogramtypes(e.g.,sports,news,children’sprograms)orsetupabankforeachTVuser.

• Use tomovethehighlightthroughtheFavareaofthescreen.• PressENTER toinsertacheckmarktoaddthehighlightedchanneltooneoftheFav

banks.• ThesamechannelcanbeaddedtomultipleFavbanks• ToremoveachannelfromaFavbank,highlightthecheckmarkandpressENTER.

Note: TosetupFavchannelbankswithoutusingthismenu,seechapter4,“TVOperationandFeatures.”

Lock Lockchannelssothatapasscodeisrequiredtoviewthem.Whenyourememorizechannels,alllocksettingsarecleared.HighlighttheLockcolumnandenterapasscodewhenprompted.IfyoupreviouslysetapasscodetoopenthemainLockmenu,usethesamepasscode.SeethedescriptionoftheMainmenu>Lockformoreonpasscodes.• PressENTERtoinsertacheckmarktolockthehighlightedchannel.• Tounlockachannel,highlightthecheckmarkandpressENTER.

Setup Menu, continued

Virtual Channel Number (digitalchannelsonly).Achannelnumbersentbyalocalbroadcaster.Usuallythevirtualnumberisassociatedwiththecorrespondinganalogchannelnumber.Forexample,abroadcastermayassoci-atedigitalchannel2-1withtheiranalogchannel2.

Physical Digital Channel Number. Thechannelnumberofficiallyassignedtotheactualbroadcastfrequency;shownonscreeninparentheses.

Edit

Setup menu, Edit channel options



Clock

Useeitherthemanualorautomethodtosettheclock.Settheclockifyouwishto:

• UsetheTV’sTimerfunction.

• MaintainaccurateChannelViewlistings.

• ScheduleNetCommand-andTVGuideOnScreen-controlledrecordings.

Setup Menu Options

Clock

Settings Manual. Tosettheclockmanually:

1. SelectManual.2 Setthetimeofday.3. Setthedate.4. Selectyourtimezone.5. SelecteitherAppliesorIgnoreforDaylight Savings Time.

Note:IfusingManual,eachtimethetimechangeoccurs,youmustopenthismenuandsettheTV’sclockaheadorback.

Auto. Tosettheclockautomatically:

1. SelectAuto.2. Selectyourtimezone.3. SelecteitherAppliesorIgnoreforDaylightSavingsTime.4. Afterexitingthemenus,tunetheTVtoastationcarryingXDSdata,typically

aPBSstation.

Note:• WiththeAutosetting,theTV’sclockadjustsautomaticallytodaylightsavingstime.• TheTV’sclockwillberesetifyoutunetoachannelsendingincorrecttime

data.Topreventunwantedclockresets,firstusetheAutomethodtosettheclockfromachannelsendingthecorrecttime,thenchangethemethodtoManual.

Time(Manual optiononly)

1. Withthehourhighlighted,press repeatedlytochangethehourandtheAM/PMindicator.Pressandholdtochangethehourdisplayquickly.

2. PressENTERtosetthehour.3. Withtheminuteshighlighted,press tochangetheminutes.Pressand

holdtochangetheminutesdisplayquickly.

Date(Manual optiononly)

1 Withthemonthhighlighted,press toselect.Press ENTERtoset.2. Withthedayhighlighted,press toselect.PressENTERtoset.3. Withtheyearhighlighted,press toselectthecurrentyear.

Time Zone Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pacific,etc.

RequiredforboththeManualandAutomethods.

Daylight Savings Time

AppliesIgnore

RequiredforboththeManualandAutomethods.Selecttheoptionforyourarea.

Setup menu, Clock options



Timer

UsetheTimertosetatimefortheTVtoturnonauto-matically.Usethismenutosetaday,time,input,andchannelfortheTimer.IftheTVisalreadyonattherequestedtime,theTVwillautomaticallytunetothedesignatedchannel.

• TheTVclockmustbesetbeforeyoucanusetheTimerfeature.

• WhentheTimerturnsontheTV,pressanykeyontheremotecontroltokeepiton.Otherwise,theTVwillturnoffafterfiveminutes.

• TheTIMERindicatorslowlyflashesgreenwhentheTVisofftoindicatetheTVTimerhasbeenset.

Setup menu, Timer options

Setup Menu Options

Timer

Timer On, Off

Day Daily, Mon-Fri, (every) Sunday, (every) Monday, (every) Tuesday,etc.

SelectthedayordaysoftheweekfortheTimertoturnontheTV.

Time TosetthetimefortheTVtocomeon:1. Withthehourhighlighted,press repeatedlytochangethehourandtheAM/

PM indicator.Pressandholdtochangethehourdisplayquickly.2. PressENTERtohighlighttheminutes.3. Press tochangetheminutes.Pressandholdtochangetheminutesdisplayquickly.

Input Ant-1, Ant-2, DVD, VCR,etc.

SelecttheinputyouwantdisplayedwhentheTVcomeson.ChoosefromthedefinedandenabledinputsthatappearintheInput Selectionmenu.

Channel Iftheinputisanantenna(ANT 1, ANT 2),press repeatedlyorpressandholdtoscrollquicklythroughtheavailablechannelnumbers.


Energy

TheEnergyoptionsgiveyouwaystoreduceTVpowerconsumption.

Setup menu, Energy options

Setup Menu Options

Energy

Energy Mode

Fast Power On UsetheEnergyModeoptiontoselectthelevelofpowerconsump-tionwhiletheTVisturnedoff.ThedefaultsettingisFast Power On.Low Poweruseslessenergy,butTVpower-ontakeslongerandsomeTVfeaturesmaybeunavailable.

Low Power

KeepEnergyModesettoFast Power Onifyouneedto:

• Havefasterpoweron.• ReceiveupdatestoChannelViewchannellistings.• ReceiveupdatestotheTVGuideOnScreenprogramlistings.• KeeptheTVClockaccuratefortheTVTimerandforschedulingNetCommand-controlled

recordings.WiththeLow Powersetting,youmustresettheTVClockiftheTVisleftturnedoffforover48hours.

• LeavetheTVoffwhilemakingaNetCommand-controlledrecording.• SchedulefutureNetCommand-controlledrecordingsforatimewhentheTVwillbeoff.

Note: TVGuideOnScreenrequirestheFast Power Onsetting.IfyouactivateTVGuideOnScreen,theTVwillautomaticallyoverrideaLow PowersettingandchangetotheFast Power On setting.

Lamp Mode

Standard Standardisformostviewingconditionsandmayextendlamplifebyusinglowerwattage.UseBrightinbrightlylitrooms.

Bright



Inputs Menu Options

Name

Cable Box, Camcorder, DVD, DVD2, DVR, Game, HD Disc, Satellite, VCR, PC

On/Off (ANT 1 and2only)

Off (HDMIonly)

• AssignorchangenamesofinputsappearingintheInput Selection menu.

• TurnAnt-1andAnt-2 OnorOff.• TurnunusedHDMIinputsOff.• Press tomovebetweeninputs.• Press toselectaname.• IfyouchangethenameofaninputafterperformingNetCommand

“learning,”theIRcodesyou“learned”areerased.

Note: WhenyoudisconnectanHDMIdevice,theiconremainsintheInput Selectionmenuuntilyouremoveit.ToremoveanunwantedHDMIicon,selectOfffortheHDMIinput.

Order

PutfrequentlyusediconsatthestartoftheInput Selectionmenu.

1. Press tohighlighttheicontomove.2. PressENTERtoconfirmtheselection.3. Press todragtheicontothedesiredposition.4. PressENTERtosetthenewposition.

Learn

• Performinitialset-upofNetCommandcontrolofadevice.• AddorremoveindividualkeysfromNetCommandcontrolofadevice.

Seedetailedinstructionsinchapter6,“NetCommand.”

AVR

SetupNetCommandcontrolofanA/Vreceiver.Thisset-upallowsyouto:

• OperatetheA/Vreceiver’spowerandvolumefunctionswiththeTV’sremotecontrol.• MaketheA/Vreceiverswitchautomaticallytothecorrectaudioinputwhenyouselecta

deviceintheTV’sInput Selectionmenu.

Seedetailedinstructionsinchapter6,“NetCommand.”

Guide

Guide On/Off SeeinstructionsonthefollowingpagefortheTVGuideOnScreensystem.

Devices Ant-1, Ant-2

Zip Code [5-digitZIPcode]

Inputs Menu

Change input names using the Inputs > Name menu.

Note:

WhenyouchangeaninputnameintheNamemenuandthenexittheNamemenu:

Thenameischanged TheiconintheInput Selectionmenuischanged Audioandvideosettingsarechangedtothe

defaultsforthenewdevicetype. AllNetCommand“learning”fortheinputisalso

erased.


Setting Up TV Guide On ScreenSetupoftheTVGuideOnScreensystemisoptional.

• YoumustsetupNetCommandcontrolofaVCRorA/VdiscforrecordingifyouwishtoenablerecordingsthroughTVGuideOnScreen.

• ManyfeaturesofTVGuideOnScreenareavailablewithoutNetCommandcontrol.Forexample,programlistings,programsearches,andprogramremindersfunctionwithoutNetCommand.

1. DisplaytheInputs > GuidemenutodisplayTVGuideOnScreensetupoptions.

2. ToenabletheTVGuideOnScreensystem,high-lightOn.Ifyouwishtodisablethesystem,highlightOff.

Inputs > Guide menu for TV Guide On Screen setup

3. Selectprogramsourcesforthelistings.Youcanselectoneover-the-airsourceoronedirect-cable

Inputs Menu

sourceforTVGuideOnScreen.If,however,youhavemultiplecablesources,thechannel-numberassignmentsmaynotmatchupcorrectly.Seethefollowingtableandnotesforthepreferredconnec-tioncombinations.

IfOneSourceIs:TheOtherSourceCanBe:

Ant-1 Air Ant-2 AirAnt-1ChannelsviaCable N/A

Ant-2ChannelsviaCable N/A

Note:• InputstoTVGuideOnScreencanincludeonlyone

over-the-airsourceoronlyonedirect-cablesource.• TVGuideOnScreenlistingscanbedownloaded

fromanover-the-airantennaordirectcablecon-nectedtoANT 1orANT 2.

4. HighlighttheZIP Codedigitsandenterthefive-digitZIPcodeforyourlocation.Toreceivethecorrectprogramlistingsforyourarea,youmustentertheZIPcode.

Using the TV Guide On Screen System

• WiththeGuidesetupandenabled,usetheGUIDEkeyontheremotecontroltolaunchtheTVGuideOnScreensystem.

• Fordetailedinformation,seetheseparateTV Guide On Screen Interactive Program Guide User’s ManualincludedwiththeTV.

IMPORTANT

• Aftersetup,itmaytakeupto24hourstostartreceivingprogramlistingsandthenitmaytakeuptooneweektoreceivealleightdaysoflistings.

• LeavetheTVpoweredoffforawhileeachdaytoallownewlistingstodownload.


TVlocksavailablefromtheLockmenuare:

ParentLock by Ratings

RestrictaccesstoprogrammingbasedonV-Chipratingsignalssentbythebroadcaster.

Other

TimeLock by Time

RestrictTVusebytimeofday.

Front Panel

Lock Front Panel

DisablethecontrolsonthefrontoftheTV.Usethisoptionifsmallchildreninthehometrytopressfront-panelbuttons.

Note: Channel Lockisanadditionallockthatblocksaccesstospecificchannels.ChannelLockisavailableundertheSetupmenu(Setup > Edit > Lock).

Pass Codes

Setting a Pass Code

YouarepromptedtoenterapasscodewheneveryouselectLockontheMainmenu.Tosetapasscodeforthefirsttime:

1. PressMENU,highlightLock,thenpress .Ascreenpromptingyouforapasscodewilldisplay.

2. Inputafour-digitpasscodeusingthenumberkeysontheremotecontrol.

• PressCANCELtodeleteanumberandmovebackonespace.

• PressMENUorEXITtoclosethemenuwithoutsettingapasscode.

3. PressENTERtosetthepasscode.

Resetting a Pass Code

SeetheprocedureinAppendixC. Bypassing TV LocksIfyoutrytowatchablockedprogramorchannelortrytousetheTVwhileitislockedbytime,anoticeappearspromptingyouforapasscode.TousetheTV:

• Inputyourfour-digitpasscodeandpressENTER.• Changetoachannelairinganallowedprogramor

changetoanotherdevice.

ToreactivatetheparentratingslockorTVLockbyTimeafterusingthepasscode:

• PowertheTVoffandthenontoreactivatebothlocks.

• Changetoadifferentchannelordevicetoreacti-vateonlytheparentratingslock.

Parent MenuTheTVcomesfromthefactorywiththeratinglocksturnedoffandwithpre-setU.S.ratingsTV-PGandmovieratingPG.TurnonblockingforU.S.ratingstoactivatetheseratingrestrictions.UsetheLock > ParentmenutochangethelevelofblockingwithU.S.ratings.

Anytimeyouchangethechannelordevice,itmaytakeuptofivesecondsfortheratingrestrictionstotakeeffect.

Other Menu (Alternate Rating System)ThisTVcanrecognizenewratingsystemsthatmaycomeintoeffectinthefuture.TheOthermenuallowsyoutoblockdigitalprogrammingwhensuchsystemscomeintoeffect.

Thefirsttimeyoutunetoachannelbroadcastinganalternateratingsystem,theTVdefaultstothemostrestrictivesettingiftheLockmenu>Other Lock optionissettoOn.Usethismenutochangetheallowedratingifyouareunabletowatchaprogrambroadcastwithanalternatesystem.

The Lock > Parent menu lets you set parental controls using V-Chip technology.

Lock Menu

Important Notes on Rating Locks

• Parentmenuratinglocksapplyonlytochannelsandsignalsreceivedon ANT 1, ANT 2,theINPUT 1–3jacks,andfromanIEEE1394A/Vdisc.

• Other menuratinglocksapplyonlytodigitalchan-nelsreceivedon ANT 1orANT 2andA/Vdiscs.

• Whenviewingacablebox,satellitereceiver,orotherdeviceconnectedtotheCOMPONENTorHDMIinputs,checkthedevice’smenuforratinglocks.


Lock Menu, continued

Parent Menu Options (U.S.-based rating system)

Option Name and Description

Lock Off, On DisablesorenablesprogramblockingbasedonV-ChipsignalsandtheU.S.ratingsystem.

TV Rating

TV-Y Youth.Forchildrenunder7. HighlighttheratinglevelyouwishtochangeandpressENTERtoblockit( )orallowit( ).

Youcanapplysupple-mentalcontentblockingtotheage-basedratingsbyusingtheTVcontentcategorieslistedbelow.

TV-Y7 Youth 7andolder.

TV-G General Audience.Fortheentirefamily.

TV-PG Parental Guidance.ParentalGuidancerecommended;maynotbesuitableforsomechildren.

TV-14 Adolescent 14 and older.Notrecommendedforchildrenunder14.

TV-MA Mature Audience.Foradultsonly.

FV Fantasy Violence.AppliestoTV-Y7only.

TV Content Categories

D Sexual Dialog.AppliesindifferingdegreestoTV-PGandTV-14.

L Adult Language.AppliesindifferingdegreestoTV-PG,TV-14,andTV-MA.

S Sexual Situations.AppliesindifferingdegreestoTV-PG,TV-14,andTV-MA.

V Violence(graphicorrealistic).AppliesindifferingdegreestoTV-PG,TV-14,andTV-MA.

Movie Rating

G General Audience.Designedfortheentirefamilytoview.

PG Parental Guidance.ParentalGuidanceisrecommended,maynotbesuitableforsomechildren.

PG-13 Parental Guidance, 13 and Older.Notrecommendedforchildrenundertheageof13.

R Restricted.Restrictedintheatersto17yearsoldandolderunlessaccompaniedbyanadult.

NC-17 No Children 17 or Under.Restrictedintheatersto18yearsoldandolder.

X Adult.Designedforandrestrictedintheaterstoadultaudiencesonly.

Not Rated TheprogramhasnotbeenassignedanMPAArating.

Start Time

AllowsyoutosetthetimeofdayforenforcementofratingrestrictionssetintheParentmenu.

1. HighlightthehourdigitsforStart Time.2. Press repeatedlytochangethehourandassociatedAM/PMindicator.Youcanalsojustpress

andholdtomovequicklythroughthenumbers.3. PressENTERtohighlighttheminutes.4. Withtheminutesdigitshighlighted,press repeatedlytochangetheminutes.Youcanalsojust

pressandholdtomovequicklythroughthenumbers.5. HighlighttheStop Timedigitsandsetthetimeasdescribedabove.

Note: Tomakeratingrestrictionsactive24hoursaday,makeStart TimeandStop Timethesame.

Stop Time


Lock Menu, continued

TimeBlockalluseoftheTVduringthetimeperiodyouspecify.YoumustenterapasscodetousetheTVwhenthetimelockisineffect.

Lock by Time On, Off EnableordisableLockbyTime.

Lock Time, Unlock Time

Tosetthelockandunlocktimes:

1. HighlightthehourdigitsfortheLock Time.

2. Press repeatedlytochangethehourandassociatedAM/PMindicator.Tomovequicklythroughthenumbers,justpressandhold.

3. PressENTERtosetthehourandhighlighttheminutes.

4. Withtheminuteshighlighted,press repeatedlytochangetheminutes.Tomovequicklythroughthenumbers,justpressandhold.

5. HighlighttheUnlock Timedigitsandsetthetimeasdescribedabove.

Note: TomakeLockbyTimeactive24hoursaday,makeStart TimeandStop Timethesame.

Other Menu Options (alternate rating system)ThisTVcanrecognizenewratingsystemsthatmaycomeintoeffectinthefuture.TheOtheroptionremainsgrayedoutuntiltheTVreceivesasignalusinganalternateratingsystem.Suchalternateratingsystemswillapplytodigitalprogrammingonly.

Option Name and Description

Lock On, Off Enableordisableprogramblocking.

System Name Theratingsystemavailableforthechannel

Group Ratinggroupsavailableintheratingsystemshownonthescreen.Ratinggroupsaredefinedbytheratingsystemineffect.

Rating Ratingrestrictionsavailableintheselectedratingsystemandgroup.HighlighttheratingandpressENTERtocheck(block)oruncheck(allow)ratedcontent.

Front Panel

On, Off OnlocksandOffunlocksthecontrolsonthefrontoftheTV.UsethisoptionifsmallchildrenmaytrytopressTVbuttons.

Iftheremotecontrolisunavailable,usethefront-panelbuttonstoreleasethefrontpanellockbydoingoneofthefollowing:

• IftheTVison,pressandholdtheMENUbuttonforovereightseconds.AmessagewilldisplaytoconfirmreleaseoftheFrontPanelLock.

• IftheTVisoff: InFastPowerOnEnergyMode,pressandholdtheMENUbuttononthefrontpanelforover

eightseconds.TheTVwillpoweronandreleasethelock. InLowPowerEnergyMode,pressPOWERonthefrontpaneltoturnontheTV.WiththeTV

on,pressandholdMENUonthefrontpanelforovereightseconds.

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6 NetCommand

About NetCommand

• NetCommandsetupisoptional.

• YoucanperformNetCommandsetupwhentheTVfirstrecognizesadeviceduringAutoInputSensingoratanyconvenienttimeafterward.

• NetCommandoperatesbysendingremotecontrolsignalsfromtheTVtoyourotherdevicesviatheIRemitters,tellingthedevicestoplay,record,changeinputs,adjustvolume,changechannels,orperformotherfunctions.AllthisisaccomplishedwiththeTV’sremotecontrolandtheslideswitchleftintheTVposition.

• TheIR“Learning”featureofNetCommandallowstheTVtodeterminetheIRcontrolsignalsforyourA/Vdevices.

• NetCommand®cancontrolIEEE1394devicesbysendingcontrolsignalsoveraFireWire®cable.

• YoucanchoosethelevelofNetCommandcontrolforyourhometheater.

Standard Setup. Performastandardsetupifyou:

WantNetCommandtocontrolonlyafewdevices,suchastheTV,aplaybackdevice(likeaDVDplayer),andacablebox.Withthissetup,youcanusetheTV’sremotecontroltooperatethesedevices.

WanttheeaseandflexibilityofNetCom-mand-controlledrecording,withseamlesssetupoftime-delayedorimmediaterecord-ingsamongnetworkeddevices.

WanttouseTVGuideOnScreentocontrolyourVCRorA/Vdisc.Afterperformingthissetup,youcanusetheTV’sremotecontroltooperatethesedevices.

A/V Receiver Setup. PerformA/VreceiversetupifyouwantNetCommandto:

ControlasurroundsoundA/Vreceiver.

AutomaticallychangeaudioinputselectionsonanA/VreceiverwhenyouchangeinputsontheTV.Important Note on NetCommand

Be sure to connect the IR emitter cable to the TV and properly place the emitters so that Netcommand can control your devices. See the explanation on the following page.

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IR Emitter Placement (NetCommand)An IR emitter cable is included with the TV.

TheNetCommandsystemusesemittersconnectedtotheIR EMITTERjacktocontrolotherdevicessuchasDVDplayers,cableboxes,satellitereceivers,andVCRs.

1. ConnecttheplugendofthesuppliedIRemittercabletotheIR EMITTER NetCommand®jackontheTVbackpanel.

2. Runthecableforeachoftheemitterendsunder,alongside,orovereachdevicetobecontrolledsothattheemitterendisinfrontoftheareawheretheremotecontrolsensorislocated.

3. Positiontheemitterendwiththeemitterbulbfacingtheremotecontrolsensor.Thebulbemitsinfraredlightinacone-shapedpattern.Placethebulbfarenoughfromthesensortoallowtheconepatterntoreachthesensor.

TheIRsensorisusuallybehindtheplasticwindowofthefrontdisplaypanel.Itissometimesvisiblewiththeaidofaflashlightandisnormallyaroundorsquarecutoutbehindtheplastic.

Ifyoucannotseethesensorandthedevice’sOwner’sGuidedoesnotspecifythelocation,youcanfinditbyfollowingthesestepsusingthedevice’sremotecontrol:

a. Holdthedevice’sremoteaboutone-halfinchfromthefrontofthedevice.Startingfromoneendofthedisplaywindowplastic,pressthePOWERbutton.

b. Ifthedevicedoesnotrespond,movetheremotecontroloneinchtowardthecenterandtryagain.

c. Repeatthisuntilthedeviceresponds.d. Notethislocationandthenstartoverfromthe

otherendofthedisplaywindowplastic,repeat-inguntilthedevicerespondsagain.

Theremotecontrolsensorissomewherebetweenthesetwopositions.ThisisusuallyenoughaccuracyforplacementoftheIRemit-ters.

Insomecases,theemitterworksbetterfacingdownwardfromthetopofthedevice.Experi-menttofindwhatworksbest.

4. Securetheemitterendsinplaceusingdouble-sidedtape.

5. PlaceanyunusedendsbehindthedevicestopreventstraysignalsfromreachingtheIRsensors.

INPUT 1

INPUT 2

L (MONO) RAUDIO

DIGITALAUDIOOUT HDMI

1 2

Y Pb Pr

AVRAUDIO

OUTPUT

S-VIDEO VIDEO

3

L (MONO) - AUDIO - R

Y Pb Pr (480i/480p/720p/1080i)

VIDEO: 480i /480p /720p /1080i /1080pAUDIO: PCM STEREOPC: VGA / W-VGA / SVGA / W-SVGA / XGA / W-XGA / SXGA / 720p /1080p

IR EMITTERNetCommand R

PC/DVIAUDIOINPUT

COMPONENT 1

COMPONENT 2

ANT 2 / AUXANT 1 / MAIN

IR EMITTERNetCommand R

Connecting IR Emitter NetCommand

Place IR emitters so the signal can be “seen” by the IR sensor on each device.

IMPORTANTPosition IR emitters so that each device’s sensor “sees” the signal from only one emitter. Otherwise, a device receiving signals from multiple sources (remote controls, IR emitters) may not respond at all.

Place the emitter ends in front of each device to be controlled and in the area where the remote control sensor is located.

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Toperformthisprocedure,youneed:

• TheremotecontrolsforboththeTVandthedeviceyouwanttocontrol.

• TheIRemittercablesuppliedwiththeTV.

Note: TosetupanA/Vreceiver,see“SetUpNetCommandControlofanA/VReceiver”laterinthischapter.

1. ConnectandpositiontheIRemittersforthedevicesyouwishtocontrol.See“IREmitterPlace-ment”inthischapter.

2. SettheTV’sremotecontrolslideswitchtotheTV position.

3. OpentheNetCommandLearnscreeninoneoftwoways:

• IfworkingfromtheAuto Input Sensingscreenforthedevice,highlighttheLearniconandpressENTERtoopentheLearnscreenforthedevice.

• IfperformingNetCommandsetupatanytimeafterthedevicehasbeenrecognizedthroughAutoInputSensing:

a. PressINPUTtoopentheInput Selection menu.

b. HighlightthedesiredinputiconandpressENTERtoswitchtothatinput.

c. PressMENU,highlightInputs,andhighlightLearntoopentheLearnscreenforthedevice.

4. ThefirstfunctionhighlightedintheLearnscreenisalwaysPower On.AimtheTV’sremotecontrolattheTVandpressENTERtobeginlearningforthatfunction.

5. WhenthePower Ontextstartsflashing,aimthedevice’sremotecontrolattheTVandpressandholdthePOWERkeyuntilacheckmarkappearsnexttoPower On.

• Ifthetextstopsflashingbeforethecheckmarkappears,repeatthisstep.

• ToremovethekeyfromNetCommandcontrol,presstheCANCELkeywhilethekeynameishighlighted.

6. Pressthe keysontheTV’sremotecontroltohighlightotherkeysonthelist.Repeatsteps4and5foreachadditionalfunctionyouwishtocontrolthroughNetCommand.

7. Ifthedevice’sremotecontrolhaskeysthatarenotinthelist,youcanassociateuptoanyfourkeyswiththeF1throughF4keys.

Forexample,foraDVDplayer,assigntheF1andF2keystotheDVDplayer’sCHAPTER SKIP FORWARDandCHAPTER SKIP BACKkeys.PerformNetCommandsetup

fortheFkeysthesameasyoudidforthenamedkeys.

8. IfthedevicehasaseparatePOWER OFFkey,press ontheTV’sremotetohighlightPower Off.

Repeattheearlierstepsto“learn”thePOWER OFFkey.

If the device has no POWER OFF key, skip this step.

9. PressEXITtofinishNetCommand“learning”forthecurrentdevice.

From the Auto Input Sensing screen, highlight the Learn icon and press ENTER to open the NetCommand Learn screen.

Inputs > Learn screen

Add or Remove Device Keys from NetCommand Control

1. PressINPUTtoopentheInput Selectionmenuandselecttheaffecteddevice.

2. OpentheInputsmenuandhighlighttheLearnicon.

3. WhentheLearnscreendisplays:

• Toaddkeys:Continueasdescribedearlierunder“InitialNetCommandSetupforMostDeviceTypes.”

• Todeletekeys:HighlightthenameofthekeyyouwishtodeleteandpressCANCELontheTV‘s remotecontroltoclearthecheckmark.

Initial NetCommand Setup for Most Devices

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Refertothischartwhen“learning”devicekeys.“Learn”some,all,ornoneofthekeysusedforeachdevicetype.ThecharthasspaceforyoutowriteinfunctionsyouassigntotheF1–F4keys.

NetCommand Specialized Device Keys

Seethefollowingpageformoreonkeysmarkedinthe“SpecialOperationMethod”column.

Key Name in Learning Screen

FunctionName on TV Remote Con-trol

See Special Operation Method Table

Power On PowerOnorPowerON/OFF(toggle) POWER *Guide OnScreenProgramGuideorDVDDiscMenus GUIDE *Channel Up NextChannelHigher CH/PAGE

Channel Dn NextChannelLower CH/PAGE

Page Up PageUpinGuides CH/PAGE *Page Dn PageDowninGuides CH/PAGE *Menu Setupmenufordevice MENU *Adjust Up Adjustorarrowup

Adjust Dn Adjustorarrowdown

Adjust Lt Adjustorarrowleft

Adjust Rt Adjustorarrowright

Enter EnterorSelect(menus) ENTER *Cancel Cancelorerase(menus) —/CANCEL *Play Startplayback

Stop Stopplayback

Forward FastForward

Rewind Rewind/FastReverse

Pause Pauseplayback

Record StartRecording

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0 Digitfunctions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0

Enter (digits) Useafterdigitstodirectlyaccesschannelsbynumber

ENTER *

- (separator) Adddigitalchannelseparatorbetweenmainchannelnumberandsub-channelnumber

—/CANCEL *

Recall (QV) LastChannelRecall QV

Info On-screenstatusdisplayorinformationdisplay INFO Mayrequiretwokeypresses

F1 F1

F2 F2

F3 F3

F4 F4

Power Off PowerOff POWER

ASSIGN YOUR CHOICE OF

SPECIALIZED FUNCTIONS

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Key Name in Learning Screen Special Operation Description and Setup How to Use

Power On Manual Power On/Off

UsefordevicesthathaveonlyonePOWERkey.

1. PressINPUTtodisplaytheInput Selection menu.

2. Press tohighlighttheiconforthedevicetobepoweredonoroff.

3. WiththeInput Selectionmenustilldisplayed,pressPOWERtosendthepowersignal;youmayneedtopressPOWERtwice.Note:IfyoupressPOWERwithouttheInput Selectiondisplayed,theTVwillturnoff.

4. PressENTER toswitchtheTVtothedevice.

Power On

Power Off

Automatic Power On/Off

ThisfeatureisonlyfordevicesthathaveseparatePOWER ONandPOWER OFFkeysontheiroriginalremotecontrols.IfyourdevicedoesnothaveaseparatePOWER OFFkey,donotusethePower Offlearn-ingposition;useonlytheManualPowerON/OFFmethoddescribedabove.

IntheNetCommandLearnscreen:

a. “Learn”thePower OncommandinthePower Onlearningposition.

b. “Learn”thePower OffcommandinthePower Offlearningposition.

• To Power On the Device1. PressINPUTtodisplaytheInput Selection

menu.2. Press tohighlighttheiconforthe

devicetobepoweredonoroff.3. PressENTER toswitchtheTVtothedevice

andNetCommandwillsendthePower On commandtothedevice.

• To Power Off the DeviceWhenyouturntheTVoff,theTVsendsalllearnedPower Offcommandstoalldevices.

Menu Displaying the Menu for a Device 1. Whilewatchingadevice,pressINPUTtodisplaytheInput Selectionmenuwiththedeviceiconhighlighted.

2. PressMENUtosendthemenusignaltothedevice.TheInput Selectionmenuwillauto-maticallyclearfromthescreen.

Special Operation Methods

Operating NetCommand-Controlled Devices

To Control an A/V Receiver

Switching Audio to and from the A/V Receiver

1. PressAUDIO.

2. Press toshowtheSpeakersoption.

3. Press toselecteitherAV ReceiverorTV.

Controlling A/V Receiver Power

1. PressAUDIO.

2. Press toshowtheSpeakersoption.

3. Press toselectAV Receiver.

4. PointtheremotecontrolattheTV(nottheA/Vreceiver)andpressPOWERtopowertheA/Vreceiveronoroff

Controlling Other A/V Receiver Functions

WiththeA/Vreceiverpoweredonandselected,theTV’sremoteoperatesthevolumeandmutefunctions.Also,whenyouswitchtoadeviceintheInput Selec-tionmenu,theA/Vreceiverautomaticallyswitchestothecorrectaudioinputforthedevice.

To Control Most Device TypesAsanexampleofNetCommandcontrol,ifyouarewatchingyourcableboxandyouwishtotunetothenextchannelhigher,pressCH/PAGE .NetCommandthensendsthe“learned”channel-upcontrolsignaltothecablebox.

1. WithanIRemitterproperlypositionedinfrontofthedevice,usetheInputs > LearnscreentoperformNetCommandsetupforthedevice.

2. Whenyouwishtousethedevice,pressINPUTtodisplaytheInput Selectionmenu.

3. Press tohighlighttheiconforthedevice.

4. PressENTERtoswitchtheTVtothedevice.Note: ifyouhavesetupautomaticinputswitchingfortheA/Vreceiver,theA/Vreceiverwillautomaticallyswitchtothecorrectinputforthedevice.

5. TooperatethedeviceusingtheTV’sremotecontrol,settheslideswitchtotheTVposition.

6. PointtheremotecontrolattheTV(notthedevice)andpressthekeyforthedesiredfunction.

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Key Name in Learning Screen Special Operation Description and Setup How to Use

Guide Displaying the Disc Menu (DVD or high-defini-tion disc format)

“Learn”theDISC MENU, TOP MENU,orotherkeyasnamedontheoriginalremoteintheGuide learningposition.

Whilewatchingthedevice,pressGUIDEtodisplaythediscmenu.

Displaying the On-Screen Program Guide (cable box or satellite receiver)

1. “Learn”theGUIDEkeyontheoriginalremoteintheGuidelearningposition.

2. LearnthePAGE andPAGE keysoftheoriginalremoteinthePage UpandPage Dn learningpositions.

1. Whilewatchingthedevice,pressGUIDEtodisplaytheguide.

2. PressCH/PAGE / tosendthePage Up/Dn commandsfortheguide.

Page UpPage Dn

Using Page Up/Down

Ifthedevice’soriginalremotecontrolhasseparatekeysforChannel Up/DnandPage Up/Dn,theTVremotecontrol’sCH/PAGE / keycanworklikethetwoseparatekeys.

1. “Learn”CHANNEL / intheChannel Up/Dn positions.

2. “Learn”PAGE / inthePage Up/Dnposi-tions.

Inside the GuidePressCH/PAGE / tosendthePage Up/Dncom-mands.

Outside the GuidePressCH/PAGE / tosendtheChannel Up/Dn signal.

Enter Enter Functions (cable boxes, satellite receivers, etc.)

Somedeviceshavetwokeysthathave“enter”functions.OnekeyisformenusandisoftenlabelledSELECTorOK.Asecondkeyisforusewithnumberkeysfordirectchannelselection.NetCommandusesthesameENTERkeyforbothoperations.

WhenENTERhasamenuorguidefunctionorwhentheoriginalremotecontrolusesthesamekeyformenusandchannelselection:

LearntheENTER, SELECT,orOKkeyintheNetCommandEnterlearningposition.

1. PressMENUorGUIDE todisplaythedevice’smenuorguide.

2. PressENTERwithinthemenuandNetCommandwillsendtheEntersignalformenus.

Enter (digits) WhenENTERisforchannelchanges,i.e.,theoriginalremotecontrolhasaseparateENTERkeyforthisfunction):

LearntheENTERkeyforchannelselectionintheNetCommandEnter (digits)learningposition.UsethislearningpositiononlyiftheoriginalremotecontrolhasseparatekeysforEnter inmenusandEnterforchannelselection.

Pressdigitkey(s)andthenpressENTER.NetCommandwillsendtheEntersignalforchannelselection.

Cancel CANCEL as the Cancel or Exit Function

“Learn”theCancelorExitfunctionintheNetCommandCancellearningposition

1. PressMENUorGUIDEtodisplaythemenuorguide.

2. Press —CANCEL andNetCommandwillsendthe

CancelorExitsignal.

— (separator)

Thesymbol“—”canserveastheseparatorbetweenadigitalchannel’smainandsub-channeldigits,e.g.,digitalchannel12-1(mainchannelis12,sub-channelis1).

“Learn”thechannelseparatorfunctionintheNetCommand– (separator)learningposition.

Pressdigitkey(s)andpress —CANCEL .NetCommand

willsendthechannel-separatorsignal.

Operating NetCommand-Controlled Devices, continued

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Performthissetupto:

• OperatetheA/Vreceiver’spowerandvolumefunctionswiththeTV’sremotecontrol.

• EnabletheA/VreceivertoswitchautomaticallytothecorrectaudioinputwhenyouselectadeviceintheTV’sInput Selectionmenu.

TosetupcontrolofanA/Vreceiveryouneed:

• TheremotecontrolsforboththeTVandtheA/Vreceiver.

• TheIRemittercablesuppliedwiththeTV.

Note: Tosetupcontrolofotherdevicetypes,see“InitialNetCommandSetupforMostDevices”earlierinthischapter.

PerformthissetupusingtheInputs > AVRscreen,shownbelow.

1

3

4

2

AVR screen overview

1. Powerandvolumecommands the TV can send to the A/V receiver when “learned”

2. A check under Learn/Name means the TV has “learned” the command to switch the A/V receiver to the input.

3. Input1 through Input4 are temporary placeholder names for A/V receiver inputs. Use this screen to assign mean-ingful names , e.g., the name of the A/V receiver input.

4. Match up devices connected to the TV inputs with audio inputs on the A/V receiver.

3. SettheTV’sremotecontrolslideswitchtotheTV position.

4. OpentheAVRscreeninoneoftwoways:

• IfusingtheAuto Output SensingscreenfortheA/Vreceiver,highlighttheLearniconandpressENTERtoopentheAVRscreen.

• IfperformingNetCommandsetupatanytimeaftertheA/VreceiverhasbeenrecognizedthroughAutoInputSensing:

PressMENU,highlightInputs,andhighlightAVR toopentheAVRscreen.

5. ThefirstfunctionhighlightedintheAVRscreenisalwaysPower On.AimtheTV’sremotecontrolattheTVandpressENTERtobeginlearningforPower On.

A/V Receiver (AVR) screen. Perform NetCommand IR “learning” for A/V receiver power and volume keys.

6. WhenthePower Ontextstartsflashing,aimtheA/V receiver’sremotecontrolattheTVandpressandholdthePOWERorPOWER ONkeyuntilacheckmarkappearsnexttoPower On.


• ToremovethekeyfromNetCommandcontrol,presstheCANCELkeywhilethekeynameishighlighted.

By completing “learning” for the power key, NetCommand now operates the power function for the A/V receiver.

Point the TV’s remote control at the TV to control the A/V receiver.

7. Pressthe keyontheTV’sremotecontroltohigh-lightotherkeysinthelist.Repeatsteps5and6foreachadditionalfunctionyouwishtocontrolthroughNetCommand.

8. IftheA/VreceiverhasaseparatePOWER OFFkey,press ontheTV’sremotetohighlightPower Off.Repeatsteps5and6to“learn”thePOWER OFFkey.

9. Whenfinished“learning”thepowerandvolumekeys,eitherpressEXITtowatchTVorproceedtothenextsectiontocontinueNetCommandsetupoftheA/Vreceiver.

Setup to Control the A/V Receiver’s Power and Volume Functions

1. ConnectyourA/VreceivertotheTVandanyaddi-tionaldevices.Seechapter3,“TVConnections,”forsuggestions.

2. ConnecttheIRemittercabletotheTVandpositiontheIRemitterwhereitcansendsignalstotheA/Vreceiver.

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Before You Begin

1. ConnectyourA/VdevicestotheTVandconnectyourA/VreceivertotheaudiooutputsontheTVandtheDVDplayer.Seechapter3,“TVConnec-tions,”forsuggestions.

2. Openthe Inputs > AVRmenu.

Note: ThetermsInput 1–Input 4usedintheAVR screenaretemporaryplaceholdernames.TheyrefertotheA/VreceiverinputsforwhichtheTVcanlearnIRcodes.

Setup1:AutomaticA/VReceiverSwitchingtoItsTVAudio Input

MostdevicesaresetupliketheVCRinthisexample,inwhichanalogaudiofromthedeviceissentthroughtheTV.

Usethissetupfor:

• Sourcesprovidingonlyanalogstereooutput,suchasaVCR.

• AudiofromANT 1andANT 2

Setup1: A/V receiver audio from the TV’s digital or analog audio output (DIGITAL AUDIO OUT or AVR AUDIO OUTPUT)

1. UnderLearn/Name,navigatetohighlighttheareanexttoInput 1.

Inthisexample,theIRcodefortheA/Vreceiver’sTV Audioinputwillbe“learned”asInput 1.

2. PressENTERontheTV’sremotecontrol.

3. WhilethetextInput1isflashing,pressandholdtheTV INPUTkeyontheA/V receiver’sremotecontrol.

4. WhenacheckappearsnexttoInput 1,releasetheTV INPUTkey.


Setup to Control Automatic Switching of A/V Receiver Audio Inputs

Twodifferentsetupsaredescribedhere:

Setup 1:AutomaticA/VReceiverSwitchingtoTVAudioInput

Setup 2:AutomaticA/VReceiverSwitchingforadevicesendingaudiodirectlytotheA/Vreceiver

• AudioAvailablefromTVonly:UseSetup1.

AudiofromANT 1andANT 2mustbesenttotheA/VreceiverfromtheTV’sDIGITAL AUDIO OUTor analogAVR AUDIO OUTPUT.

UseSetup1tomaketheA/VreceiverswitchtoitsdesignatedTVaudioinputwhenviewingthesesources.

• HDMIDigitalStereoAudio:UseSetup1

DigitalstereoaudiofromanHDMIconnectionisavailablebothindigitalformat(fromtheTV’sDIGITAL AUDIO OUT)jackandinanalogformat(fromtheTV’sAVR AUDIO OUTPUTjack).

• AnalogStereoAudio:UseSetup1.

Audiofromsourceswithonlyanalogstereooutput(suchasaVCR)canbesenteitherdirectlytotheA/VreceiverorthroughtotheTVandthenontotheA/Vreceiver.

MitsubishirecommendsyousendaudiothroughtheTVasshownintheexample.Setup1causestheA/VreceivertoswitchtoitsinputdesignatedforTVaudio.

IfyouhaveadigitalA/Vreceiver,theTVmakestheaudioavailablebyconvertinganalogaudiotoadigitaloutput.

• DigitalSurroundSound:UseSetup2.

AdevicecansenddigitalsurroundsoundsuchasDolbyDigitalorDTSdirectlytotheA/Vreceiver,bypassingtheTVentirely.ThedevicemightbeaDVDplayer,cablebox,orsatellitereceiver,and

Setting Up NetCommand Control of an A/V Receiver, continued

IMPORTANTTo hear audio sent from the TV to the A/V receiver, you must have:• physically connected the TV to the A/V

receiver• selected the A/V receiver as the audio

source. Press AUDIO, then to show the Speakers option, then to select the A/V Receiver.

• “learned” the IR codes for the A/V receiver inputs

• chosenthecorrectinputintheNetCommand A/V Receiver Learn screen

couldhaveHDMIoutput.ADVDplayerisusedinthisexample.

YoursetupmayincludeadditionaldeviceswithdigitalsurroundsoundconnecteddirectlytotheA/Vreceiver.ThesedevicesmightbeaDVDplayerplusacableboxorsatellitereceiver.

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• ToerasetheIRcodejust“learned,”pressCANCEL whilethenameishighlighted.

5. Press tohighlightthenameInput1.Youcanenteracustomnameusingtheletters/numbersontheremotecontrol.Itisbesttoassignnamesto“learned”inputsthatmatchtheinputnamesdis-playedontheA/Vreceiver.Forthisexample,enterthecustomnameTVusingtheseguidelines:

• Toselectacharacter,repeatedlypressanumberkeyontheremotecontroltocyclethroughthecharactersassociatedwiththekey.

Specialcharactersareavailablewiththe1key(!,&,blankspace)and0key(/,*,-).

• PressENTERtosetthecharacterandmovethehighlighttothenextcharacter.

• Todeleteacharacter,highlightthecharacterandpressCANCEL.

• Tohighlightthefirstcharacter,repeatedlypressCANCEL.

6. Press tomovethehighlighttotheAssign column.

7. Use tohighlightAudioOut(TVaudiooutput).Thetriangularmarkerisalwaysnexttotheassignedsoundsource.

8. PressEXITiffinishedorcontinuewithsetupforanotherTVsource.

Completed NetCommand setup described for controlling A/V receiver switching to the A/V receiver’s audio input labelled “TV.”

Setup2:AutomaticA/VReceiverSwitchingforaSurround Sound Device

UsethissetuptosenddigitalsurroundsounddirectlyfromadevicetoanA/Vreceiver.

1. UnderLearn/Name,navigatetohighlighttheareanexttoInput2.

Inthisexample,theIRcodefortheA/Vreceiver’sDVD Audioinputwillbe“learned”asInput 2.

2. PressENTERontheTV’sremotecontrol.

Setup2: A/V receiver audio from a device providing surround sound directly to the A/V receiver

Completed NetCommand setup described for controlling A/V receiver switching to an A/V receiver input labelled “DVD.”

3. WhilethetextInput2isflashing,pressandholdtheDVD INPUTkeyontheA/V receiver’sremotecontrol.

4. WhenacheckappearsnexttoInput 2,releasetheDVD INPUTkey.


• ToerasetheIRcodejust“learned,”pressCANCEL whilethenameishighlighted.

5. Press tohighlightthenameInput2.Assignacustomnamethatmatchestheinputnamedis-playedontheA/Vreceiver.Forthisexample,enterthecustomnameDVDusingthenumberkeysandtheguidelinesgivenearlier.

6. Press tomovethehighlighttothesecondAssign column.

7. Use tohighlightDVDinthelistofdevicesrecognizedbytheTV.Thetriangularmarkeralwaysshowstheassignedsoundsource.

8. PressEXITiffinishedorcontinueforadditionalTVsources.

Setting Up NetCommand Control of an A/V Receiver, continued

IMPORTANT

All audio from what you are watching on the TV is always available as an output on both the TV’s AVR AUDIO OUTPUT and DIGITAL AUDIO OUT jacks.

To use the digital surround sound capabilities of your A/V receiver however, you must connect your DVD player, satellite receiver, or cable box directly to the A/V receiver, as surround sound may not be available from the TV’s audio output.

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Thissectiondescribesmakingrecordingsindepen-dentlyoftheTVGuideOnScreensystem.Forinstruc-tionsonsettinguprecordingsusingTVGuideOnScreen,seetheseparateTV Guide On Screen® Interac-tive Program Guide User’s Manual.

Before You BeginForbestresults,reviewthislistoffactorsthatmayaffectyourrecordings.

Recordable Inputs

YoucanrecordfromtheANT 1orANT 2jacks,theINPUT 1–3jacks,ortheIEEE1394inputs.

Note: SignalsreceivedontheHDMIandcomponentinputscannotberecorded.

Analog vs. Digital Recording Devices

• Analogprogramscanberecordedonlytoanalogdevices.Analogsourcescannotberecordedtodigitaldevices.ConnectyouranalogrecordingdevicetotheTV’sRECORD OUTPUTjacks.

• Digitalprogramscanberecordedoneitherdigitaloranalogdevices.Forbestplaybackquality,however,recorddigitalprogramsondigitalrecord-ingdevices.ConnectyourdigitalrecordingdevicestotheTV’sIEEE1394jacks.

Analog Recording Formats

Ifyourecordfromadigital16:9channeltoananalogVCRorrecordingdevice,selectarecordingformatbasedonthetypeofTVyouwilluseforplayback.Youmustchooseaformatforanalogrecordingbecauseofthemismatchbetweenthe16:9ratioofthedigitalsourcepictureandthenarrower4:3ratiooftheanalogrecorder.

ChoosetheanalogrecordingformatintheRecord > Setupmenu.Yourchoicesare:

• Anamorphic.Foranamorphic(widescreen)play-backonthiswidescreenTV.EnsurethattheTVscreenformatissettostandard(seethesectiononTVformatsinthisOwner’sGuide).

• Cropped.Forcroppedplaybackonanolder-style4:3TV.Thecroppeddisplayremovesthetopandbottomsectionsofthepicture.Thissettingdoesnotaffectrecordingfromanalogdevices,analogchannels,or4:3digitalchannels.

Copy-Protected Material

Whenattemptingtorecordcopy-protectedmaterial,therecordfunctionsoftheNetCommandandIEEE1394systemsmaybepreventedorstopped.

Making a RecordingYoucanstartarecordingimmediatelyoryoucanscheduleittotakeplaceatalatertimeandsetthedurationoftherecordingin30-minuteincrements.Thedefaultisonehour.Whilerecording,youcanviewadif-ferentdeviceorpowerofftheTV.

Immediate Recording

1. SwitchtheTVtotheprogramsourcebyusingtheInput Selectionmenu.a. PressINPUTtodisplaytheInput Selection

menu.b. Highlighttheiconfortheprogramsourceand

pressENTERtoswitchtotheprogramsource.c. Changethechannelifneeded.

2. PressMENUand todisplaytheRecord > Schedule menu.

3. Reviewtherecordingsettingsandchangeifneeded.

4. Press tostartrecording.

Time-Delayed Recording

Youcanscheduleupto32recordings.

1. EnsurethatTVEnergyModeissettoFast Power OnandtheTVclockissettothecorrecttimeandday.UsetheSetupmenutomakeanyneededchanges.


menu.b. Highlighttheiconfortheprogramsourceand

pressENTERtoswitchtotheprogramsource.

3. PressMENUand todisplaytheRecord > Schedule menu.

4. ReviewtheChannel, Record To,andDuration settings.Changesettingsifneeded.Seetheinfor-mationbox“UsingtheRecord>ScheduleMenu.”

5. SettheStart TimeandDay.

6. HighlightADDandpressENTERtoaddtherecordingtotheRecordList.Aconfirmationmessagewillbedisplayedifyourselectionissuccessful.

Ifyoupickedoverlappingtimes,day(s),ordestinationdevices,youwillseeamessagestatingthereisaconflict.Tocanceltheconflictingrecording,pressMENUand todisplaytheRecord > Listmenu.HighlighttheconflictingrecordingandpressCANCEL.

6. ReviewtheRecordListtoconfirmthattherecord-ingisnowintheschedule.a. PressMENUtomovethehighlighttothetoprow

oficonsintheRecordmenu.

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Using the Record > Schedule Menu

The Record > Schedule menu

Todisplaythemenu:

• PressMENU,highlighttheRecordicon,thenhigh-lightSchedule.

or

• Press (RECORD)(availableonlyifthekeyhasnotalreadybeen“learned”foranotherdevice).

• Press tomovethehighlightintothelowerpartofthemenu.

• PressMENUtomovethehighlightbacktothetoprowoficons.

• Press tohighlighteachoptionyouneedtochange:

Channel. Ifthesourceisanantenna,selectamemorizedchannelusing , CH / , orenterthechannelnumberfromtheremotecontrolandpressENTER.

Record To.IfyouhavemorethanonerecordingdeviceconnectedtotheTV,use toselectit.

Duration.Use toselectarecordingdurationoffrom30minutestosixhoursin30-minuteincrements.Thedefaultisonehour.

Start Time (for future recordings)a. Withthehourhighlighted,press to

changethehour,includingAMorPM.PressENTERtosetthehourandmovethehighlighttotheminutes.

b. Withtheminuteshighlighted,press tochangetheminutes.

Day (for future recordings).Use toselectadayoftheweek.

ADD.HighlightADDandpressENTERtoaddarecordingtotheRecordList.

NetCommand-Controlled Recording, continued

b. HighlightListtodisplaytheRecordList.

7. PressMENUtoreturntothetoprowoficonsorpressEXITtoreturntoTVviewing.

Record List

TV Guide On Screen and the Record List

ProgramsscheduledthroughTVGuideOnScreendonotappearintheRecordList.RefertotheseparateTV Guide On Screen® Interactive Program Guide User’s ManualforinformationregardingschedulingrecordingswithTVGuideOnScreen.

IfthereisaconflictbetweenarecordingscheduledthroughTVGuideOnScreenandtheRecordList,theTVGuideOnScreenrecordingtakespriority.

Cancelling Recordings

Use the Record menu’s Cancel option to cancel a recording in progress.

To Cancel a Recording in Progress

1. PressMENUandthenpress tohighlighttheRecord menuCancelicon.

2. PressCANCEL.

To Cancel a Scheduled Recording

1. PressMENUandthenpress tohighlighttheRecord menuListicon.

2. Use tohighlighttherecordingyouwishtocancel.

3. PressCANCEL.

4. PressEXITtoclosethemenu.

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NetCommand-Controlled Recording, continued

Time-Delayed Recording from ChannelView

Set Up the Recording

1. EnsurethatTVEnergyModeissettoFast Power OnandtheTVclockissettothecorrecttimeandday.See“SetupMenu”inchapter5,“TVMenuSettings.”

2. PressGUIDEtoviewChannelViewlistingsforthecurrentinput.

3 Press tohighlightthesourcechannelfromwhichyouwishtorecord.

4. Press toviewalistoffutureprogramsonthatchannel.

5. Press tohighlightafutureprogram.

6. Press (RECORD).Ared“R”temporarilydisplaysnexttotheprogramlistingtoindicatetheprogramwillberecorded.

A red “R” appears briefly

in ChannelView to indicate

a scheduled recording.

7. ReviewtheRecordListtoconfirmthattherecord-ingisnowintheschedule.ToviewtheRecordList:a. PressMENUtodisplaytheRecordmenu.

More on VCR Recording

Setting Up Analog VCR Recordings with TV Guide On Screen

WhensettinguparecordingusingTVGuideOnScreen,notethat:

• YoumustselectthedesiredrecordingdeviceintheTVGuideOnScreenRecord Optionsmenu.

Ifyouhavebothanaloganddigitalrecordingdevices,alwaysverifythattheanalogdeviceistheTVGuideOnScreendefaultdevicebeforestartingananalogrecordingwiththe (RECORD) key.

• ThedestinationrecordingdeviceforanalogrecordingsmustbetheanalogdeviceconnectedtotheTV’sRECORD OUTPUTjacks.

Restrictions for Traditional VCRs with NetCommand- and TV Guide On Screen-Controlled Recording

• YourVCRmustbeconnecteddirectlytotheRECORD OUTPUTaudioandvideooutputs.

• Ifthesourcedeviceorrecordingdevicedoesnothaveseparatepoweronandoffcontrols,thenleavethedevicepoweredon.

Direct VCR Recording from an Antenna or Cable Source

YoucanusethismethodwhentheVCRisconnectedtoreceiveprogrammingfromacablebox,directcable,orover-the-airantenna.WhenyourVCRisthecurrentdeviceandtheTVremotecontrol’s (RECORD) keyhasbeen“learned”fortheVCR,theTV’sremoteworksthesameastherecordbuttonontheVCR.

1. PressINPUTontheTV’sremotetodisplaytheInput Selectionmenu.HighlightthetraditionalVCRandpressPOWERtoturnontheVCR.

2. PressENTERtoswitchtheTVtotheVCR.

3. ChangetheVCR’stunertothechannelyouwishtorecord.

4. Press (RECORD)tostartrecording.Youwillneedtostoptherecordingmanuallyattheendoftheprogram.

Recording from ChannelView™

ChannelView™isavailablewhenTVGuideOnScreenisdisabled.ChannelViewprovidesprogramlistings,assentbythebroadcasters,formemorizedchannelsonANT 1andANT 2.PresstheGUIDEkeywhilewatchingANT 1orANT 2toseeChannelViewlistingsandtosetupimmediateorfuturerecordingsasdescribedhere.

Immediate Recording from ChannelView


menu.b. Highlighttheiconfortheantennaandpress

ENTERtoswitchtotheprogramsource.

2. PressGUIDEtoviewChannelViewlistingsforthecurrentinput.

3. Use tohighlightthechannelandprogramyouwishtorecord.

4. Press (RECORD).TheTVwilltunetothechannelifneeded.Ared“R”brieflyappearsnexttotheprogramlistingtoindicatetheprogramwillberecorded.

5. PressEXITtoreturntoTVviewing.

b. HighlightListtodisplaytheRecordList.

8. PressMENUtoreturntothetoprowoficonsorpressEXITtoreturntoTVviewing.

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Operation of IEEE 1394 Devices with the TV’s Remote Control(slide switch set to TV position)

Device

CABLE/SAT* A/V DISC DVCRAMPLIFIER

(some MPEG2 models only)

Remote Con-trol Key

POWER Powerthedeviceon/offwhenhighlightedintheInputselectionmenu.Seetheinstructionsabove.

CH / Channelup/down Pageup/down(whentracklistisdisplayed)

Indexsearchforward/reverse(ifsupportedbyDVCR)

VOL / VolumeUp/Down

MUTE MuteOn/Off

0-9 (DIGITS) Numberfunctions Searchbytime(whenfollowedby ENTER)

QV LastChannelRecall

EXIT Exitmenus/displays Exitmenus/displays Exitmenus/displays

ENTER Enterorselect Enterorselect Enterorselect

CANCEL Cancelfunction DeleterecordingfromTrackList Cancelfunctionorcounterreset

GUIDEDigital-channelguide(mayneedtopresstwice)

DisplayTrackList.

Up/down/left/right

Skiptobeginningorendofprogram

Up/downintracklist SkipBackwards12

secondsduringplayback SkipForward30

secondsduringplayback

Up/down/left/right

PLAY Play Play

STOP Stop Stop

RECORD Record Record

REVReversepicturescanorSlowPlay ReverseorRewind

FFWD FastpicturescanorFastPlay FastPlayorFastForward

PAUSE Pause Pause

* ForanIEEE1394cableboxorsatellitereceiver,tryusingtheCABLE/SATpositionoftheTVremotecontroltoseeifitcanoperatethedevice.Ifnot,usetheremotecontrolthatcamewiththedevice.

To Power On or Off a Compatible IEEE 1394 DeviceUsually,compatibleIEEE1394devicespoweronwhenselectedinthe Input SelectionmenuandpoweroffwhenyouturnofftheTV.Ifyouneedmanualcontroloverpoweron/off:

1. PressINPUTtoopentheInput Selectionmenu.

2. Movethehighlighttotheiconforthedevice.ThereisnoneedtopressENTER.

3. PressPOWER.

4. PressEXITtoreturntoTVviewing.

IEEE 1394 Devices in the Input Selection MenuSomenon-audio/videoorincompatibleIEEE1394devices,suchaspersonalcomputers(PCs),maynotbedetectedbytheTVanddonotappearintheInput Selectionmenu.Suchdevicescan,however,coexistwithandworkwithcompatibledevicesontheIEEE1394network.

AnIEEE1394devicemaybeacombinationoftwoormoretypesofdevices,calledsub-units,suchasarecordingdevicethatisalsoatuningdevice.Eachsub-unitisrecognizedasaseparatedevicebytheTV’sAutoInputSensingfeatureandappearsasaseparatedeviceintheInput Selectionmenu.

Using IEEE 1394 Devices

6. NetCommand 67

Copying A/V Disc Recordings

Tracksyourecordtodiscmayhavecopyrestrictionsassignedtothem.Tolearnatrack’scopyrestrictions,highlightthetrackintheTrackListandpressINFO.Trackscanbeassignedoneoftheseratings:

Copy Free (ornostatusshown)

Nocopyrestrictionsapply.

Copy Never Thetrackcannotbetransferredtoanotherrecordingdevice.Tracksofthistypemayhaveanassignedretentionperiod.Seebelow.

TheTrackListmayalsodisplaythecopystatusforatrack.Youmayseethefollowingstatusdisplays:

Copy Once Thetrackcanbecopiedonceonly.

Copy No More Ifaretentionvalueisshown,thetrackmaybemovableusingyourotherA/Vequipment.MitsubishiTVsdonotsupportthisfunction.

Retention Period

SomeCopy Nevertrackshavearetentionperiodassignedbythecontentprovider.Theretentionperiodisthelengthoftimeyoucankeepandviewtherecording.Theinitialretentionperiod,ifany,isshownnexttothecopystatusintheTrackListINFOdisplay.Tocheckhowmuchremainsoftheretentionperiod,startviewingtherecordingandpressINFO.

Note: TheretentionperiodforalltracksonthediscexpiresifthereisanylossofpowertotheTV,evenmomentary.Forexample,expirationoftheretentionperiodwilloccurifyou:

• UnplugtheTVorrecordingdevicefromtheACpowersource.

• Experienceapoweroutageorfluctuation.

YoucansafelyturnoffTVpowerusingthePOWER keywithoutaffectingtheretentionperiod.

To Copy a Track to Another IEEE 1394 Device

1. PressINPUTontheremotecontrolandpress toselectthesourceA/Vdisc.PressGUIDEtoopen

theTrackListifnotalreadyopen.

2. Press or toselectatrack.ThenpressENTERtostartplayback.

3. Press (PAUSE)topauseplayback.

4. Press (RECORD)ontheTVremote.TheRecord > Schedulemenuwilldisplay.

5. UnderRecord To,reviewthedestinationdevice(A/VDisc,DVCR).Changeifnecessary.

6. SetDurationtothelengthoftheoriginaltrackorlonger.

7. Press asecondtimetostartrecording.

A/V Disc Search by Time

Tosearchtoaspecifictimeinarecording:

1. StartplayingthedesiredtrackontheA/Vdisc.

2. Usethenumberkeystoenterthetimecodeofhoursfollowedbyminutes.Forexample,tostartonehourandtwenty-twominutes(1:22)intothetrack,enter1, 2, 2.

3. PressENTERtoskiptothetimecodeposition.Tocanceltherequestortostartover,pressCANCEL.

A/V Discs

A/V Disc Track List Screen

WhenviewinganA/VDisc:

• PressGUIDEtodisplayitsTrackList(seebelow).• Press or tonavigatethroughtheTrackList.• Toplayatrack,selectitonthelist,thenpressENTER.• PressINFOtoviewdetailsforahighlightedtrack,if

available.• Tomovethroughlistingsquickly,pressPAGE / .• Todeleteatrack,highlightitandpressCANCEL.

PressCANCELasecondtimetoconfirm.

A/V Disc Track List screen

Recording to IEEE 1394 DevicesYoucanusetheTV’sNetCommandrecordingfunctionstocontrolrecordingtoIEEE1394devices.Thefollow-ingtableshowswhichsignalscanberecordedtoanIEEE1394digitalVCRorA/Vdisc.

Avail-ability

Signal Type TV Input

Record-able

Digitalchannels,includ-inghigh-definitionchan-nels

ANT 1, ANT 2

Digitalsignals,includinghigh-definitionsignals

IEEE1394devices

NotRecord-able

Analogchannels ANT 1, ANT 2

Analogsignals INPUT 1-3, COM-PONENTinputs

Digitalsignals HDMIinputs

Using IEEE 1394 Devices, continued

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AppendixA: Specifications

Outputs

Description Qty. Output Specifications

Analog Audio (Signal)

1 pair

RCAPinPlug,500mVrms+200mV(fullscale)foranalogsources,1.5Vrms+0.5Vrms(fullscale)fordigitalsources.

Digital Audio Output

1 RCAPinPlug,SignalTypeDolbyDigital,PCMstereo

Record Output

Video 1 Video:RCAPinPlug1.0Vp-p,75-ohmSignalType:NTSC480ionly

Audio 1 pair

RCAPinPlug,500mVrms+200mV(fullscale)foranalogsources,1.5Vrms+0.5Vrms(fullscale)fordigitalsources.

3-D Glasses Emitter

1 VESA1997-11ConnectorandSignalStandardsforStereoscopicDisplayHardware

Image Technology Lamp

DLP,0.65”chip,1920x1080pixelswithSmoothPicture™

180-wattVIPtype

Channel Frequency Reception

Over-the-Air:VHF2–13,UHF14–69AnalogCable:1–125DigitalCable:1–135

Channel Type*

OvertheAir:AnalogNTSC,DigitalATSCwithsub-channels(all18videoformats)

Cable:AnalogNTSC(non-scrambled)DigitalQAM64and256withsub-channels(non-scrambled)

*NoteforDigitalChannels:Thechannelnumbersdisplayedonscreenaredeterminedbythebroadcasterorcablecompanyandcanvaryfromthestandardfrequencynumber.Ifthereisnochannel-numberinformationprovidedbythebroadcasterorcablecompany,theTVcreatesachannelnumber.Thecreatedchannelnumberusesthefrequencynumberasthemainchannelnumberandtheprogramnumberasthesub-channelnumber.

Size, Weight, and Power Consumption

ModelDimensions (inches) Weight

(lbs.)Power

Height Width Depth

WD-57833 35 51.3 13.9 62.4 275

WD-65833 39.5 58.2 15.4 78.0 275

WD-73833 43.6 65.2 17.5 92.6 275

Inputs

Type Qty. Input Specifications

Antenna/Cable input

2 RFFconnector,75-ohm

HDMI (digital video/audio)

4 CEA-861D standard for digital audio and video via HDMIHDMIstandardconnectorVideo: 60Hz:480i,480p,720p,1080i 24Hz,30Hz,60Hz:1080pAudio:PCMstereo

PC(digitalsignalsonly):VGA(640x480,60Hz)W-VGA(848x480,60Hz)SVGA(800x600,60Hz)W-SVGA(1064x600,60Hz)XGA(1024x768,60Hz)1280x720,60HzSXGA(1280x1024,60Hz)1920x1080(24Hz,30Hz,60Hz)WXGA(1360x768,60Hz))

Composite Video

3 NTSC 480i onlyVideo: RCAPinPlug,1.0Vp-p,

75ohm

S-Video 2 Four-PinDINPlugY:1.0Vp-p75-ohmC:0.286Vp-p(burstsignal),75-ohm

Component Video (Y/Pr/Pb)

3 CEA-770.1 & CEA 770.2 480i, 480p, CEA 770.3 720p and 1080i (TV analog component video standards)RCAPinPlugY: 1.0Vp-p(includessync),

75-ohmPr: 700mVp-p,75-ohmPb: 700mVp-p,75-ohm

USB Photo Port 1 FortransferofJPEGfilesonly.

Audio Inputs 6pairs

Analog left and right audioRCAPinPlug500mV(fullscale),43-kohm

IEEE 1394 (input/output)

2 IEEE1394Four-Pin-TypeTerminal,S400

M-Link 1 RS-232control

Outputs

Description Qty. Output Specifications

Audio Speakers 2 5.75"x2.4"

HDMITheHDMIinputsarecompliantwithCEA-861Dstandardsforstan-dard,extended,andhigh-definitionvideo;digitalaudio,andHDCPcopyprotection.

IEEE 1394 System Compatibility• ThistelevisionisdesignedtoconformtoIEEE1394AV/C

Softwarestandardsineffectatthetimeofdevelopment.Thisnetworkingandcontroltechnologyisdesignedtoprovidehigh-performancedigitalconnectionsandproductcontrol,makingtheproducteasiertouse.

• MitsubishiD-VHSVCRsarefullycompatiblewiththisTVinaudio,video,andcontrol.

• AsothermanufacturersdistributeproductsthatusetheIEEE1394AV/Cstandards,theywillberesponsiblefordevelopingproductsthatmeetthestandardsofthetechnology,aswellascompatibilitytestingwithotherproducts.Mitsubishicannotberesponsiblefortheirefforts,andthereforecannotpromisecompatibilitywiththeseotherproducts.Anycompatibilityproblemswithothermanufacturers’productsshouldbebroughttotheattentionofthosemanufacturers.

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CAUTIONBURN DANGER! HOT SURFACES INSIDE!

Touch lamp cartridge handle only. Do not touch lamp or lamp cartridge housing. Keep lamp cartridge horizontal during removal. Do not tilt as glass may come out and cause injury. Only replace lamp cartridge with

the same part number 915P061010.

CAUTION: If the television is on, press POWER to turn it off. Unplug the television and allow it to cool for at least one hour before attempting to replace the lamp cartridge.

LampThelightsourceforthistelevisionisalamp,whichispartofalampcartridgeassembly.Thelifeofthelampcanvary,basedonthelampitself,theairtemperaturearoundtheTVwhileitisoperating,theselectedlampmode,andyourviewingpatterns.Warmerairorpoorventilationshortenthelamplife,asdoesuseoftheBrightlampmodeandturningthetelevisiononandofffrequently.Mitsubishiwarrantsthelampforone(1)yearfromthedateoforiginalTVpurchaseatretail.

To Order a New Lamp

To Receive a Replacement Lamp Under WarrantyCall(800)553-7278.Pleasehavemodelnumber,serialnumber,andTVpurchasedateavailable.

Important:AlllampsreplacedunderwarrantymustbereturnedtoMitsubishiwheretheywillbeinspectedfordefectverification.

To Purchase a Replacement Lamp After WarrantyVisitourwebsiteatwww.mitsuparts.comorcall(800)553-7278.Orderthefollowing:

Lamp Part Number 915P061010

AppendixB: Lamp-Cartridge Replacement and Cleaning

WARNING• Donotremovethelampcartridgeimmediatelyafterturningoffthetelevision.Youmaygetburnedbecausethe

lampisveryhot.Allowthetelevisiontocoolforatleastonehourbeforereplacingthelampcartridge.

• Donotremovethelampcartridgeexceptwhenreplacingit.Carelesstreatmentcanresultininjuryorfire.

• Donottouchthelampglasselement.Itmaybeveryhotandbreak,causinginjuriesorburns.

• Besurenottoinsertanymetalorflammableobjectintothelampcartridgeopening,asitmaycausefireorelectricalshock.Ifaforeignobjectisinsertedintotheopening,unplugtheACcordoftheTVandcontactyourdealerforservice.

• Installthelampcartridgesecurely.Failuretodosomaycauseafire.

• Donottouchthelampglasselements.Oilsfromyourfingersmaycauseprematurelampfailure.

Hg =MERCURY

THELAMPINSIDETHISPRODUCTCONTAINSMERCURYANDMUSTBERECYCLEDORDISPOSEDOFACCORDINGTOLOCAL,STATEORFEDERALLAWS.Fordisposalorrecy-clinginformation,pleasecontactyourlocalauthoritiesortheElectronicIndustriesAllianceatwww.eiae.org

WARNINGTHEACCESSPANELISPROVIDEDWITHANINTERLOCKTOREDUCETHERISKOFEXCESSIVEULTRAVIOLETRADIATION.DONOTDEFEATITSPURPOSEORATTEMPTTOSERVICEWITHOUTREMOVINGPANELCOMPLETELY.

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AppendixB:Lamp-CartridgeReplacementandCleaning,continued

Lamp-Cartridge Replacement

Removing the Old Lamp Cartridge

1. TurnoffTVpowerandallowthelamptocoolforatleastonehourbeforeproceeding.

2. Afterthelamphascooled,removethecoverofthelampcompartment,locatedonthebackoftheTV.

Refertofigures1and2.Usea#2(large)Phillipsscrewdrivertoloosenthescrewsecuringthecover. Keepthescrewandcoverforre-installation

3. WithalargePhillipsorflat-bladescrewdriver,loosenthetwoshinyscrewssecuringthelampcartridgeuntiltheydisengagefromthematingthreads.Thesearecaptivescrewsandcannotbeseparatedfromthelampcartridge.

4. Fullyopenthebagsuppliedwiththereplacementlampandsettheopenedbagaside.

5. Gentlygraspthehandleofthelampcartridgeandpulltheoldcartridgestraightout.Seefigure3.

CAUTION: Donottiltorrotatethecartridge,assmallglassfragmentsmayfallout.

6. Withouttiltingorputtingdownthelampcartridge,insertitintotheopenedbag.Closethebagwhilebeingcarefulnottoletanyglassparticlesfallout.

Installing the New Lamp Cartridge

1. Donottouchtheglasspartsofthenewlampcar-tridge.InsertthenewcartridgeintotheTVinthesameorientationastheoldcartridge.Pushonthecartridgehousinguntilitisfullyseated.

2. Witheitheryourfingersorthescrewdriver,gentlytightenthetwoshinyscrews.Ifusingascrewdriver,AVOIDOVERTIGHTENING!

3. Replacetheplasticcoverandretainingscrews.

4. WASHYOURHANDSTHOROUGHLY,ASTHISLAMPCONTAINSMERCURY.

Disposal of the Old Lamp Cartridge

Lampunderwarranty:Alllampsreplacedunderwar-rantymustbereturnedtoMitsubishi.UsethereturnshippinglabelprovidedandsendtoMitsubishiDigitalElectronics,America,1001CherryDrive,Suite2,Brasel-ton,GA30517.

IMPORTANT: Lamps found to be without defect will be returned and charged back to the sender.

Lampnolongerunderwarranty: ContactyourlocalauthoritiesortheElectronicIndustriesAllianceatwww.eiae.orgforlamp-disposalorrecyclinginstructions.Donotdisposeoftheoldlampwithcommontrash.

Figure 3

Use only replacement lamp part number 915P061010.

Figure 4

Keep lamp cartridge horizontal and remove dust from the mesh filter using a soft dry brush or vacuum cleaner.

Figure 2

Figure 1

Lamp-Cartridge Filter CleaningIftheTVshutsoffafterdisplayingthemessage“TVwillshutdowninafewseconds.Pleasecheckiftheairflowisblocked”and/ortheSTATUSLEDisyellow,theairfiltermayneedcleaning.Theairfilterispartofthelampcartridge.Usethefollowingproceduretocleanthefilter.

1. RemovethelampcartridgefromtheTVasdescribedunder“RemovingtheOldLampCar-tridge.”Donottiltorrotatethecartridge.Donottouchtheglasspartsofthelampcartridge.

2. Holdingthelampcartridgehorizontal(donottiltorrotate),useasoftdrybrushorvacuumcleanertoremoveanydustthatmaybepresentonthemeshfilter.Donotuseliquids.Seefigure4.

3. Reinstallthelampcartridgeasdescribedunder“InstallingtheNewLampCartridge.”

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Bypassing the Parental LockAfteryousetthelock,youmustuseyourpasscodetoviewalockedprogram,viewthelockedTV,viewalockedchannel,cancelthelock,orentertheLock menus.

Ifyouforgetyourpasscode,youcanviewthelockedTVwithoutenteringyourpasscode.Whenyouarepromptedforyourpasscode,pressthenumber9andQVkeysontheTVremotecontrolatthesametime.ThisprocesstemporarilyunlockstheTV.

WhenenteringtheLockmenu,thisprocessdeletesyouroldpasscodeandpromptsyoutoenteranewpasscode.

• YoucaneitherenteranewpasscodetoopentheLockmenuandmakechangesorpressEXITtoclosethemenu.

• Ifanyofthelocksareturnedonandyouexitthemenuswhenpromptedforanewcode,theoldcodeandalllocksettingsareretained.

• Ifalllocksareturnedoffandyouexitthemenuswhenpromptedforanewcode,thenthepreviouscodeiserased.

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IMPORTANTCut along the dotted line and file bypass instructions in a safe place for future reference.

IMPORTANTWhen changing or deleting your pass code, you must use the remote control included with this TV. You cannot use a Mitsubishi remote control from another component or a “universal” remote.

AppendixC:Bypassing the Parental Lock

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Appendices 73

ThisappendixexplainsprogrammingtheTV’sremotecontroltooperateotherA/Vdevices.ThisisdistinctfromNetCommandcontrol.TheTV’sremotecontrolcanoperateotherdevicesbythreedifferentmethods:

• RemoteControlProgramming:Youmustmovetheslideswitchtothepositionspecifictothetypeofdevice.

• NetCommand®IR“learning”:YoucanoperateotherdeviceswiththeslideswitchintheTV position.

• NetCommandforHDMIdevices(allTVmodels):YoumaybeabletooperatecompatibleHDMIdeviceswiththeslideswitchintheTVposition.Seethedevice’sOwner’sGuideandthedescriptioninchapter4,“TVOperationandFeatures.”

Functions Available for Other A/V DevicesTheTV’sremotecontrolcanbeprogrammedtooperateothertypesandbrandsofA/Vproducts.Tousetheremotewhenprogrammed,set the slide switch to the position labelled for the product type.Thefunctionsperformedineachswitchpositioncanvarydependingontheproduct.Notallfunctionsworkforallmodels.Themostcommonfunctionsavailablearelistedonthispage.

Set the remote control’s slide switch to the type of device you wish to program for or control.

VCRs and DVRs

• CH /• POWER• SLEEP• (FAST FORWARD)• (PAUSE)• (PLAY)

• (RECORD)• (REVERSE)• (STOP)• GUIDE(DVRonly)• MENU (DVRonly)• 0–9NumberButtons

MitsubishiVCRsarecompatiblewithsomeadditionalbuttons.

Cable Boxes and Satellite Receivers

• AUDIO (PAGE UP)• CANCEL(onsome

models)• CH /• ENTER(onsomemodels)• GUIDE(onsomemodels)• LIST• POWER• (onsome

models)• VIDEO (PAGE DOWN)• QV (ENTER;forchannels

onsomemodels)

• 0–9NumberButtons(onsomemodels)

• F1–F4(A,B,C,Dkeysonsomemodels)

Therecord/playbackkeys(onsomemodels):• (FAST FORWARD)• (PAUSE)• (PLAY)• (RECORD)• (REVERSE)• (STOP)

A/V Receivers

• MUTE• POWER• SLEEP• VOLUME• 0–9NumberButtons

• DirectInputSelectionbuttons:numbers,FAVandQV(onsomeMitsubishimodels)

CD Players

(notallfunctionsforallmodels)

• SLEEP• (FAST FORWARD)• (PAUSE)• (PLAY)

• (REVERSE)• (STOP)• 0–9NumberButtons

DVD and Laser Disc Players

(notallfunctionsforallmodels)

• CANCEL(onsomemodels)

• CH / (fortrackskiponsomemodels)

• ENTER• MENU• POWER• SLEEP• (onsome

models)

• (FAST FORWARD)• (PAUSE)• (PLAY)• (RECORD)• (REVERSE)• (STOP)• 0-9NumberButtons

(onsomemodels)

AppendixD:ProgrammingtheRemoteControl

IMPORTANTSome manufacturers may change their products or they may use more than one remote control system. The TV’s remote control may be unable to operate your A/V equipment in these cases.

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IMPORTANTYou may need to reprogram the remote control after changing the batteries.

Programming the Remote Control

1. Movetheslideswitchatthetopoftheremotetothepositionfortheproductyouwanttocontrol.Refertothetablebelow.Onlyoneofeachdevicetypecanbecontrolledineachslide-switchposition.

Switch Position Affected Device

CABLE/SAT CableBoxDTVReceiverSatelliteReceiver

VCR VCRDVRLaserDiscPlayerDVDPlayer/Recorder

DVD DVDPlayer/RecorderDVRLaserDiscPlayerVCR

AUDIO A/VReceiverAudioAmplifierCDPlayer

2. PressandholdPOWERontheremotecontrolforseveralsecondsuntilthebuttonblinkstwiceandgoesoff.

3. ReleasethePOWERbutton.

4. Enterthefirstfive-digitcodelistedforyourequip-ment.

• ThePOWERbuttonblinkstwicewhenyoustarttoenterthecodeandthenonceforeachaddi-tionalkeypress.

• ThePOWERbuttonblinkstwicewhenyoufinishenteringavalidcode.

• Movetheslideswitchtoanotherpositionifyouneedtostartoverorwishtoexitprogrammingmode.

5. PointtheremotecontrolattheequipmentandpressPOWER.Iftheproducthasnopoweron/offfunction,pressadifferentkey,suchas (PLAY),

(STOP), VOL ,or MUTE.

• Iftheequipmentresponds,theremotecontrolisproperlyprogrammedtooperatetheequip-ment.

• Iftheequipmentdoesnotrespond,repeatsteps2–4withthenextfive-digitcodelistedforyourequipment.

6. Onceyouhavefoundthecorrectcode,writeitinthespacebelowforfuturereference.

Switch Position Device Type Code

CABLE/SAT

VCR

DVD

AUDIO

Code Verification

Todeterminethecodeprogrammedforanypositionoftheslideswitch:

1. Movetheslideswitchtothepositionyouwishtoverify.


3. Presskeys9 9 0

4. Press1andcounttheblinksofthepowerbutton.Writedownthenumberofblinksasthefirstdigitofthecode.

5. Repeatstep4forthesecond,third,fourth,andfifthdigitsofthecode.

AppendixD:ProgrammingtheRemoteControl,continued

AudioLock:UniversalA/V Receiver Control

WithAudioLockactive,theremotecontroloperatesthevolumeandmutefunctionsoftheA/Vreceiverinallpositionsoftheslideswitch.ActivateAudioLockifyounormallyuseanA/VreceiverwithyourTVandotherA/Vequipment.

1. ProgramtheAUDIOpositionforyourA/Vreceiverasdescribedearlierinthissection.

2. MovetheslideswitchtotheAUDIOposition.


4. Presskeys9 9 3 ENTER

ThePOWERbuttonwillblinktwicetoindicateAudioLockisactive.

To Reset the Remote Control to Operate Volume and Mute for the TV Speakers

1. PressandholdPOWERforseveralsecondsuntilthekeyblinkstwiceandgoesoff.

2. Presskeys9 9 3 VOL .

ThePOWERkeywillblinkfourtimestoindicateAudioLockhascleared.

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Audio AmplifiersBrand CodeAcurus 30765Adcom 31100, 30577AltecLansing 31742Aragon 30765BelCantoDesign

31583

Bose 30674Carver 30892Classe 31462,31461CurtisMathes 30300Durabrand 31561Elan 30647GE 30078Harman/Kardon 30892JVC 30331Klipsch 30765LeftCoast 30892Lenoxx 31561Lexicon 31802Logitech 31408Marantz 30892 MarkLevinson 31483McIntosh 30251Mondial 30765Optimus 30823, 30395,

30300Philips 30892Pioneer 30823, 30300,

30257, 30013 PolkAudio 30892RCA 30823, 30300Realistic 30395Sharp 30226Sony 30815Soundesign 30078Technics 30374,30372Toshiba 30353Victor 30331Wards 30078, 30013Yamaha 30354

A/V Receivers Brand CodeADC 30531Adcom 31617, 31616Aiwa 31641,31405,

31388,31347,31321,31243,30189,30121

Akai 31255Alco 31390AMC 31077AmplifierTech-nologies

31584

Anam 31609,31074ApexDigital 31774,31430,31257Arcam 31189

Programming Codes


A/V Receivers Brand CodeAtlanticTechnol-ogy

31487

Audiophase 31387Audiotronic 31189Audiovox 31627, 31390B&K 30840,30820,

30701BelCantoDesign

31584

BK 30702Bose 31253, 31229, 30639Brix 31602CambridgeSoundworks

31477

Capetronic 30531Carver 31289, 31189,

30189, 30121Coby 31263Curtis 30797Delphi 31414Denon 31360,31311,31142,

30121, Fisher 31801,31409Fosgate 31487GloryHorse 31263GPX 31299Harman/Kardon 31306,31304,

31289, 30891, 30189, 30110

Hitachi 31801, 31273Integra 31320, 31298, 30135JBL 31306, 30110JVC 31811,31643,

31495,31374,31282, 31263, 31058

Kenwood 31570, 31569, 31313KLH 31428,31390Koss 31497,31366Linn 30189LiquidVideo 31497Magnavox 31514,31269,31189,

30531, 30189Marantz 31289, 31269,

31189, 30200, 30189,

McIntosh 31289Micromega 31189Mitsubishi 31957, 31922, 31921,

31920, 31393, 30176Myryad 31189Nakamichi 31555, 31313, 30097Onkyo 31320, 31298,

30842,30135Optimus 31074,31023,

30849,30797,30670, 30531

Oritron 31497,31366Outlaw 31487

A/V Receivers Brand CodePanasonic 31764,31763,

31633,31548,31518, 31509, 31363, 31350, 31316, 31308, 31288, 30309

Philips 31368, 31365, 31283, 31269, 31268, 31266, 31189, 30189

Pioneer 31384,31343,31023, 30630, 30531,30150,30014

PolkAudio 31414,31289,30189Proscan 31254RadioShack 31263RCA 31609, 31511,

31390,31254,31074,31023,30531

Rio 31869Samsung 31500, 31295Sansui 31189, 30189Sanyo 31801Sharp 31386, 31361SharperImage 31416,31411,31410,

31409,31385,31263, 30797

Sherwood 31077Sirius 31811, 31627, 31602SonicBlue 31869Sony 31858, 31759,

31758, 31658, 31622, 31558, 31529, 31503, 31458,31441,31406,31382,31371, 31367, 31258, 31131, 31058

Soundesign 30670Stereophonics 31023Sunfire 31313Sylvania 30797Teac 31528, 31390,

31267,31074Technics 31633, 31518,

31308, 30309Thorens 31189Toshiba 30135Venturer 31390,30849Wards 30189,30014XM 31414,31406Yamaha 31375, 31331, 31276,

31176, 30176

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Cable BoxesBrand CodeABC 10017,10014,10013,

10011, 10008, 10007, 10003, 10001

Allegro 10315, 10153Americast 10899Antronix 10207, 10022Archer 10797, 10207, 10153,

10022BBT 10267Belcor 10056Bell&Howell 10014BellSouth 10899CableStar 10056Cabletenna 10022Cableview 10022Century 10153Citizen 10315, 10153Clearmaster 10883ClearMax 10883ColourVoice 10031, 10025Comtronics 10040Contec 10019Coolmax 10883Digeo 11187Digi 10637Director 10476Dumont 10637Eastern 10002Emerson 10797Everquest 10040,10015Focus 10400Garrard 10153GCElectronics 10207, 10056Gemini 10797, 10015GeneralInstru-ment

10810,10476,10276, 10011, 10003

GoldStar 10144,10040Goodmind 10797Hamlin 10273, 10259,

10034,10020,10009

Hitachi 10011Hytex 10007i3Micro 11602Jasco 10315, 10153, 10015Jerrold 10810,10476,10276,

10024,10015,10014,10012,10011,10003

Linsay 10440Magnavox 10027Memorex 10000Motorola 11376,11254,11187,

11106,10810,10476,10276,10014

MovieTime 10156, 10063Multitech 10883Myrio 11602Novaplex 10618NSC 10156, 10063Oak 10019, 10007

CD PlayersBrand CodeAiwa 30157Akai 30156Arcam 30157Audio-Technica 30170Burmester 30420CaliforniaAudioLabs

30303, 30029

Carver 30437,30299,30179, 30157

Classic 31297Denon 30873,30034,

30003DKK 30000DMXElectronics 30157Emerson 30305Fisher 31325,30179,30174Garrard 30420,30393Gemini 30625Genexxa 30305, 30032GPX 31296Harman/Kardon 31202, 30173, 30157,

30083Hitachi 30032Integra 30101JVC 31294,30072Kenwood 30826, 30681,

30626, 30190, 30037, 30028,

KLH 31711, 31373, 31372, 31318

Koss 31317Krell 30157LG 31208Linn 30157LXI 30305Magnavox 30305, 30157,

30038Marantz 30626,30435,

30180, 30157, 30038, 30029

MarkLevinson 31484McIntosh 30660, 30290,

30256MCS 30029MGA 30083Miro 30000Mission 30157Mitsubishi 30098, 30083MTC 30625,30420NAD 30299, 30019Nikko 30625,30174,30170NSM 30157Onkyo 31327, 30868,

30102, 30101

Programming Codes, continued


CD PlayersBrand CodeOptimus 31075, 31063,

30468,30437,30420,30305,30179,30145,30087, 30037, 30032, 30000

Panasonic 30752, 30388, 30303, 30029

Parasound 30420Philips 30626,30274,30157Pioneer 31087, 31063,

31062, 30551, 30468,30305,30032

PolkAudio 30157Proceed 30420Proton 30157QED 30157Quad 30157Quasar 30029RadioShack 31075RCA 31062,30764,

30468,30420,30305, 30179, 30053, 30032

Realistic 30420,30180,30179Rotel 30420,30157SAE 30157Sansui 30305, 30157Sanyo 30179, 30087Scott 30305Sears 30305Sharp 30861, 30265,

30180, 30037Sherwood 31067, 30180SonicFrontiers 30157Sony 31364,30673,

30605,30604,30490,30185,30100, 30000

Soundesign 30145Sugden 30157Symphonic 30305TAGMcLaren 30157Tascam 30420TDK 31208Teac 30420,30393,

30378,30180,30174Technics 30303, 30029TivoliAudio 31553Toshiba 30299, 30019Victor 30072Wards 30157, 30053Yamaha 31292, 30888,

30490,30261,30187, 30170, 30036,

YBA 30625Yorx 30461

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Cable BoxesBrand CodeOptimus 10021Pace 11877, 10237, 10008Panasonic 10107, 10021, 10000Panther 10637Paragon 10000Philips 11305, 10317, 10153,

10031, 10027, 10025Pioneer 11877, 10877, 10533,

10144,10023PopularMechanics

10400

Pulsar 10000Quasar 10000RadioShack 10883, 10797,

10315, 10015RCA 11256, 10021Realistic 10207Recoton 10400Regal 10279, 10273,

10259, 10020Regency 10002Rembrandt 10011Runco 10000Samsung 10144,10040ScientificAtlanta 11877,10877,10477,

10017, 10008, Seam 10510Sejin 11602Signal 10040,10015Signature 10011SLMarx 10040Sony 11006Sprucer 10021Starcom 10015, 10003Stargate 10797,10040,10015Starquest 10015StarSight 10422Supercable 10276Supermax 10883Sylvania 10001Tandy 10258TeleCaption 10221Teleview 10040Texscan 10001TFC 10310Thomson 11256Timeless 10418,10040Tocom 10013, 10012Torx 10003Toshiba 10000Tristar 10883Tusa 10015TV86 10063Unika 10207, 10153, 10022UnitedArtists 10007Universal 10207, 10191, 10153,

10056, 10022,V2 10883Viewmaster 10883Viewstar 10258, 10063,

10027

DVD Players/RecordersBrand CodeAdcom 21094Aiwa 20641Akai 21089, 20770 Alco 20790Allegro 20869AmphionMediaWorks

20872

AMW 20872ApexDigital 21100, 21061,

21056, 21020, 21004,20797,20796,20794,20755, 20717, 20672

AspireDigital 21407,21168Audiologic 20736Audiovox 21072,21041,20790Axion 21072B&K 20662, 20655BelCantoDesign

21571

Blaupunkt 20717BlueParade 20571Broksonic 20695CaliforniaAudioLabs

20490

CAVS 21057Cinea 20831CineVision 20876, 20869,

20833Citizen 21277Coby 21351, 21177, 21165,

21107, 21086, 20852, 20778

Craig 20831CurtisMathes 21087CyberHome 21129,21117,21024,

21023,20874,20816Daewoo 21242,21234,

21172, 21169, 20869, 20833, 20784,20705

Daytek 20872Denon 20634,20490Desay 21407Disney 21270, 20675Dual 21085, 21068Durabrand 21127DVD2000 20521Emerson 21268, 20675,

20591Enterprise 20591Fisher 20670

DVD Players/RecordersBrand CodeFunai 21334,21268,

20675Gateway 21158, 21077, 21073GE 20815, 20717, 20522GoVideo 21730,21304,

21158,21144,21099,21075,21044,20869, 20833, 20783,20744,20741,20715

GoVision 21072GoldStar 20741GPX 20769, 20699Gradiente 20490Greenhill 20717Grundig 20539Harman/Kardon 20702, 20582Hitachi 20664,20573Hiteker 20672iLo 21348Initial 20717Integra 20627, 20571Jaton 21078JBL 20702JSI 21423JVC 21275,21164,

20867, 20623, 20558

jWin 21051,21049Kawasaki 20790Kenwood 20737, 20682,

20534,20490KLH 21149,21020,

20790, 20717Konka 20721, 20711Koss 21423,20896,

20651Landel 20826Lasonic 21173, 20798Lecson 21533Lenoxx 21127LG 20869, 20801,

20741,20591LiteOn 21440,21416,

21158, 21058Loewe 20511Magnavox 20675,20646,

20539, 20503Malata 21159, 20782Marantz 20539McIntosh 21533, 21273Memorex 21270, 20831,

20695Microsoft 20522Mintek 20839, 20717Mitsubishi 21521, 20521Momitsu 21082Myryad 20894NAD 20741,20692,20591Nakamichi 21222



Cable BoxesBrand CodeVision 10883VortexView 10883Zenith 10899, 10525,

10054,10000Zentek 10400

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DVD Players/RecordersBrand CodeNEC 20785Nesa 20717NextBase 20826NexxTech 21402Norcent 21265, 21107,

21003, 20872Onkyo 20792, 20627,

20503OptoMediaElec-tronics

20896

Oritron 20651Panasonic 21762, 20703,

20632, 20503, 20490

Philips 21354,21267,20675,20646,20539, 20503,

PianoDisc 21024Pioneer 21571, 20632,

20631, 20571, 20525Polaroid 21086, 21061, 21020PolkAudio 20539Portland 20770Princeton 20674Proceed 20672Proscan 20522ProVision 20778Qwestar 20651RCA 20822, 20790,

20717, 20571, 20522Rio 20869RJTech 21360Rotel 21178, 20623Rowa 20823Sampo 20752, 20698Samsung 21075,21044,

20820,20744,20573,20490

Sansui 20695Sanyo 20873, 20695,

20670SensoryScience 21158Sharp 21256, 20752,

20675, 20630SharperImage 21117Sherwood 21077,21043,

20770, 20633Shinsonic 20839, 20533SigmaDesigns 20674SonicBlue 21099, 20869Sony 21533,21431,

21033,20864,20533

Sungale 21074SVA 21105, 20860Sylvania 21268, 20675Symphonic 21268, 20675TAGMcLaren 20894Teac 20809, 20790Technics 20703,20490

Laser Disc PlayersBrand CodeAiwa 20203Carver 20323,20194,

20064Denon 20243,20241,

20172, 20059DiscoVision 20023Funai 20203Harman/Kardon 20194Hitachi 20023Kenwood 20258Magnavox 20243,20241,

20217,20194Marantz 20194,20064Mitsubishi 20059NAD 20059Optimus 20059Panasonic 20204Philips 20194,20064Pioneer 20059, 20023PolkAudio 20194Quasar 20204Realistic 20203Samsung 20323Sega 20023Sony 20270, 20201,

20193Technics 20204ThetaDigital 20194Yamaha 20451,20217

Satellite ReceiversBrand CodeAlphaStar 10772Chaparral 10216Crossdigital 11109DirecTV 11856,11749,11640,

11639,11609,11444,11443,11442,11414,11392,11377,11142,11109, 11108, 11076, 10819,10749,10724,10639, 10566, 10392,10247,10099

DishNetworkSystem

11775, 11505, 11170, 11005, 10775,

Dishpro 11775, 11505, 11005, 10775

Echostar 11775, 11505, 11170, 11005, 10775

Expressvu 11775, 10775GE 10566, 10392GeneralInstru-ment

10869

GOI 11775, 10775Goodmans 11246Hisense 11535Hitachi 11250, 10819HTS 11775, 10775HughesNetworkSystems

11749,11444,11443,11442,11142,10749

iLo 11535Jerrold 10869JVC 11775, 11170, 10775LG 11414,11226Magnavox 10724,10722Memorex 10724Mitsubishi 10749Motorola 10869, 10856NEC 11270NextLevel 10869Panasonic 10701,10247Paysat 10724Philips 11749,11442,11142,

11076,10819,10749,10724,10722,10099

Pioneer 11442Proscan 10566, 10392Proton 11535RadioShack 10869RCA 11392, 10855,

10566, 10392, 10143,

Samsung 11609,11442,11377,11276,11142,11109,11108

Sanyo 11219Sony 11640,11639,10639StarChoice 10869Tivo 11444,11443,11442,

11142



DVD Players/RecordersBrand CodeTechnosonic 20730Techwood 20692Terapin 21031ThetaDigital 20571Toshiba 21154,20695,

20503Tredex 20804,20803,

20800, 20799UrbanConcepts 20503USLogic 20839Venturer 20790Vizio 21226,21064Vocopro 21027Xbox 20522Xwave 21001Yamaha 20545,20539,

20490Yamakawa 20872Zenith 20869,20741,

20591, 20503Zoece 21265

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VCRs and DVRsBrand CodeABS 21972Admiral 20479,20209,

20048Adventura 20000

Aiko 20278Aiwa 20307,20124,

20037, 20000Akai 20242,20175,

20106,20061,20041Alienware 21972AmericaAction 20278AmericanHigh 20035Asha 20240Audiovox 20278, 20037Beaumark 20240Bell&Howell 20104Broksonic 20479,20295,

20209,20184,20121, 20002

Calix 20037Canon 20035Capehart 20020Carver 20081CCE 20278, 20072Citizen 20278, 20037Colt 20072Craig 20271,20240,

20072,20047,20037CurtisMathes 20760, 20162,

20060,20041,20035

Cybernex 20240CyberPower 21972Daewoo 20637, 20561,

20278,20045,20020

Daytron 20020Dell 21972Denon 20042DirecTV 20739Durabrand 20039, 20038Dynatech 20000Electrohome 20043,20037Electrophonic 20037Emerex 20032

VCRs and DVRsBrand CodeEmerson 21593, 20637,

20593, 20561, 20479,20295,20278, 20212, 20209, 20208, 20184,20121,20068, 20061, 20043,20037,20036, 20002, 20000

Fisher 20104,20066,20054,20047

Fuji 20035, 20033Funai 21593, 20593,

20000Garrard 20000Gateway 21972GE 20761, 20760,

20240,20202,20060, 20035

GoVideo 20643,20526,20432,20240

GoldStar 20038, 20037Gradiente 20000HarleyDavidson 20000Harman/Kardon 20081, 20075,

20038Harwood 20072, 20068Headquarter 20046HewlettPackard 21972HI-Q 20047Hitachi 20105, 20089,

20042,20041,20000

HowardCom-puters

21972

HP 21972HughesNetworkSystems

20739,20042

Humax 20739Hush 21972iBUYPOWER 21972Jensen 20041JVC 21162,20067,20041,

20008KEC 20278, 20037Kenwood 20067,20041,20038KLH 20072Kodak 20037, 20035LG 21037Linksys 21972Lloyd’s 20208, 20000Logik 20072LXI 20037Magnasonic 20593Magnavox 20593, 20563,

20149,20110,20081, 20039, 20035, 20000

Magnin 20240Marantz 20081, 20035

VCRs and DVRsBrand CodeMarta 20037Matsushita 21162, 20162, 20035MediaCenterPC 21972MEI 20035Memorex 21262, 21162, 21037,

20479,20307,20240,20209,20162,20104,20048,20047,20046,20039,20037, 20035, 20000

MGA 20240,20061,20043

MGNTechnol-ogy

20240

Microsoft 21972Mind 21972Minolta 20105,20042Mitsubishi 20443,20242,

20214,20173,20075, 20067, 20061,20043

Motorola 20048,20035MTC 20240,20000Multitech 20072, 20000NEC 20104,20067,

20041,20040,20038

Nikko 20037Nikon 20034NiveusMedia 21972Noblex 20240Northgate 21972Olympus 20035Onkyo 20222Optimus 21262, 21162,

21062,21048,20593,20432,20162,20104,20048,20037

Optonica 20062Orion 20479,20295,

20209,20184,20002

Panasonic 21262, 21162, 21062, 20616, 20225, 20162, 20077, 20035

Penney 20240,20054,20042,20040,20038, 20037, 20035

Pentax 20105,20042Philco 20035Philips 21181, 21081, 20739,

20618, 20110, 20081, 20062, 20035

Pilot 20037Pioneer 20067



Satellite ReceiversBrand CodeToshiba 11749,11285,10819,

10790,10749UltimateTV 11640,11392Uniden 10724,10722USDigital 11535USDTV 11535Voom 10869Zenith 11856

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VCRs and DVRsBrand CodePolkAudio 20081Portland 20020Profitronic 20240Proscan 20761, 20760,

20202, 20060Protec 20072Pulsar 20039Quarter 20046Quartz 20046Quasar 21162, 20162, 20077,

20035RadioShack 21037, 20000Radix 20037Randex 20037RCA 20880, 20761,

20760,20240,20202,20149,20106, 20105, 20077, 20060, 20042

Realistic 20104,20066,20062,20048,20047,20046,20037, 20035, 20000

ReplayTV 20616,20614Ricavision 21972Ricoh 20034Runco 20039Salora 20075Samsung 20739,20240,

20045Samtron 20643Sanky 20048,20039Sansui 20479,20271,

20209, 20067, 20041,20000

Sanyo 20240,20159,20104,20047,20046

Scott 20212, 20210, 20184,20121,20045,20043

Sears 20105,20104,20066,20054,20047,20046,20042,20037,20035, 20000

Sharp 20848,20062,20048

Shintom 20072Shogun 20240Singer 20072SonicBlue 20616,20614Sony 21972, 21032,

20636, 20035, 20034,20033,20032, 20000

Stack9 21972STS 20042



VCRs and DVRsBrand CodeSylvania 21593, 20593,

20110, 20081, 20043,20035,20000

Symphonic 21593, 20593, 20000

Systemax 21972TagarSystems 21972Tatung 20041Teac 20041,20000Technics 20162, 20035Teknika 20037, 20035,

20000Thomas 20000Tivo 21503, 20739,

20636, 20618TMK 20240,20208,

20036Toshiba 21972, 21503,

21008, 20212, 20210, 20209, 20066,20045,20043

Totevision 20240,20037Touch 21972Unitech 20240Vector 20045VectorResearch 20040,20038VideoConcepts 20061,20045,

20040Videomagic 20037Videosonic 20240Viewsonic 21972Villain 20000Voodoo 21972Wards 20760,20240,

20212,20149,20081, 20072, 20062, 20060, 20048,20047,20042,20035,20000

WhiteWestinghouse

20637, 20209, 20072

XR-1000 20072, 20035, 20000

Yamaha 20038Zenith 21139, 20637,

20479,20209,20039,20034,20033, 20000

ZTGroup 21972

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AppendixE:Troubleshooting

Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action

Format Whenthepictureshapeseemsincorrect,useFORMATtochangetheshapeofthepicture.

PresstheFORMATkeytocyclethroughtheavailableformatstofindthebestformatforthecurrentpicture.

Thelast-usedformatforasignaltypeismemorizedforeachinput.Thenexttimethesameinputandthesamesignaltypeisviewed,thelast-usedformatwillberecalled.

PerfectColor™ and PerfecTint™ Reset(forthesingleinputcurrentlybeingwatched)

Whenthecolorintensitiesseemoutofbalance,usethePerfectColor/PerfecTintresettoresetthecolorbalancestotheoriginalfactorysettings.BothPerfectColorandPerfecTintandareresetatthesametime.

1. Whileviewingtheinputtobereset,pressMENUtodisplaytheMain menuwiththeA/Viconhighlighted.

2. Use tohighlightPerfectColor andpressENTERtodisplaythePerfectColoradjustmentscreen.

3. PressCANCELtoresetthecolors.

AllPerfectColor/PerfecTintslidersareresettotheoriginalcenterposition.ThePefectColor/PerfecTintsettingsforotherinputsremainunchanged.

A/V Memory Reset(forthesingleinputcurrentlybeingwatched)

Whenaudioand/orvideosettingsforasingleinputseemincorrect,useA/VMemoryResettoreturntheinputtotheoriginalfactorysettings.

1. Whileviewingtheinputtobereset,pressMENUtodisplaytheMain menuwiththeA/Viconhighlighted.

2. Use tohighlighttheReseticonandpressENTERtoreset.

AllAudioandVideosettingsfortheindividualinputareresetexceptfortheListenTo,Language,audioBalance,andClosedCaptionsettings.

A/V Reset(forallinputs)

Toresetaudioandvideoadjustmentsforallinputstotheoriginalfactorysettings.

WhileviewingtheTV,pressthefrontpanelbuttonsGUIDEandFORMATatthesametime.

AllAudioandVideosettingsarereturnedtotheoriginalfactorysettings,includingListenToandLanguage,plusClosedCaptionssettingsandFormatsettings.

Channel Memorization

Toeraseandre-memorizechannelsonANT 1orANT 2.

1. WhileviewingtheTV,pressMENUtodisplaytheMainmenu.

2. Press tohighlighttheSetupicon.3. Press tohighlighttheScanicon.4. Press tohighlighttheantenna

inputandreceptionmode,e.g.Ant 1 Air.

5. Press tohighlighttheStart buttoniconandpressENTERtostartthememorization.

Allpreviouslymemorizedchan-nelsfortheselectedantennainputareerasedandanewsetofmemorizedchannelsiscreated.AllcustomsettingsforFav,channelnames,andchannellocksaredeleted.Toaddordeleteindividualchannels,seeEditmenuinstructionsinchapter5,“TVMenuSettings.”

Lock Menu Pass Code

TochangeyourLock menupasscode

SeethecutoutpageinAppendixC. Allowsanewcodetobeestablished.

TV Reset Comparison GuideYoucanresolvemanycommonTVproblemsusingtheresetfunctionsdescribedinthefollowingtable.Seealsothetroubleshootingsuggestionslaterinthisappendix.

IMPORTANTBefore you change sound or picture settings: Ifpictureorsoundsettingsseemwrongforabroadcast

channel(achannelfromANT 1, ANT 2,acablebox,orsatellitereceiver),firstcheckotherchannelsfromthesameinputbeforechangingsettings.Ifmostotherchannelsfromthesameinputseemcorrect,thereislikelyaproblemwiththebroadcastratherthanwiththeTV.Usecareinthiscase,aschangesyoumaketofixproblemsonindividualchannelsalsoaffectallotherchannelsonthesameinput.

82 Appendices

Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action

Front-Panel Lock Release

Tore-enablethefront-panelcontrolsafteractivationoftheFront-PanelLock

• WhenEnergyModeissettoFast Power On,pressandholdtheMENU buttononthefrontpanelforovereightseconds.

• WhenEnergyModeissettoLow Power,pressPOWER onthefrontpaneltoturnontheTV.Pressandholdthe MENUbuttononthefrontpanelforovereightseconds.

Allowsthefrontpaneltobeunlockediftheremotecontrolismisplaced.

System Reset IftheTVdoesnotturnonoroff,doesnotrespondtotheremotecontrolorfrontpanelbuttons,orhasaudiobutnovideo.

PresstheSYSTEM RESETbuttononthefrontpanelwithapointedobjectsuchasthepointofpencilorendtipofapaperclip.

TheTVwillturnoffandthegreenLEDwillflashquicklyforaboutoneminute.WhenthegreenLEDstopsflashing,youmayturnontheTV.Thechangesyoumademostrecently,beforeusing SYSTEM RESET,maybelost.Changesyoumadepreviously,however,arenotlost.

TV ResetIMPORTANT: Usethisresetonlyifallotherresetshavebeenunsuccessful.

Toresetallconsumer-accessiblesettingsandallmemoriestotheoriginalfactorydefaults.

CAUTION:Allowner-performedsetupsandadjustmentswillbeerased.

1. WhileviewingtheTV,pressMENUtodisplaytheTVMainmenu.

2. WiththeMainmenudisplayed,pressnumberkeys1 2 3todisplaytheResetmenu.

3. READ THE ON-SCREEN WARNING AND INSTRUCTIONS.• Ifyoudonotwishtousethis

reset,pressEXITorMENUtobackout.

• Ifyoudowishtousethereset,pressENTERtoeraseallmemo-riesandsettings.

TheTVwillstarttheinitializationprocess.TheTVwillthenturnoffandthefrontgreenLEDwillstartflashing.WhentheLEDstopsflashing,youcanturntheTVonagain.TheParentalLockPasscodewillremainunaffected,butallothermemoriesandsettingsoutlinedinthisOwner’sGuidewillneedtobesetagain.

AppendixE:Troubleshooting,continued

Service and Support

Service

IfyouareunabletocorrectaproblemwithyourTV,consultyourMitsubishidealerorMitsubishiCon-sumerRelationsat(800)332-2119.

• DONOTadjustanycontrolsotherthanthosedescribedinthisOwner’sGuide.

• DONOTremovetheprotectivebackcoverofyourTV.

Support

• Toorderreplacementoradditionalremotecon-trols,lampcartridges,orOwner’sGuides,visitour

websiteatwww.mitsuparts.comorcall(800)553-7278.

• Forquestions:

CallConsumerRelationsat800-332-2119.

E-mail:[email protected]

Website:www.mitsubishi-tv.com

Important

AlllampsreplacedunderwarrantymustbereturnedtoMitsubishiwheretheywillbeinspectedfordefectverification.

Appendices 83


TV Channels

Symptom Remarks

1. TheTVtakesseveralsecondstorespondtochannelchanges.

• Itisnormalfordigitalchannelstotakelongertotunein.• PressENTERafteraenteringchannelnumbertoavoiddelays.• Usea4-digitnumberforanover-the-airdigitalchannel.• Usea6-digitnumberfordigitalcablechannelsifyourcable

serviceisabletorecognize6-digitchannelnumbers.

2. Youcannotaccessachannel. • UsenumberkeysinsteadofCH / .• Besurethechannelyouwanttoviewisinmemory.See

Setup>Scaninchapter5,“TVMenuSettings.”• CheckthattheTVisswitchedtothecorrectdeviceor

antennaforthatchannelbypressingtheINPUTbutton.• MakesureChannelLockisoff.• MakesuretheLock>Parentmenulockissettooff.• Ifyoucannottunetoavirtualdigitalchanneleventhough

theTVhasalreadymemorizeddigitalchannels,tunetothephysicalchannelnumberusedbythebroadcaster.Thevirtualchannelwillthenbeautomaticallyaddedtomemory.

General TV Operation

Symptom Remarks

1. AfanisrunningevenwhiletheTVispoweredoff.

Theroomistoowarm.WhentheTVisoff,internalcomponentscontinuetodrawpowerandmustbecooledbythefan.

2. TheTVremotecontroldoesnotwork. • Checkthatthebatteriesarefreshandinstalledcorrectly.• CheckthattheslideswitchontheremoteissettoTV.• Benomorethan20feetfromtheTVwhenusingtheremote

control.• ProgramtheremotecontroltooperatetheTVorother

device.• Resettheremotecontrol.

3. WhenItrytousetheremotecontrol,thePOWERkeyblinksfivetimes.

Replacethebatteries.

4. TVdoesnotrespondtotheremotecontrolortofrontpanelcontrolandTVwillnotpoweronoroff.

UsetheSystemResetbutton.

5. WhenadeviceisselectedfromtheInputSelectionmenu,thescreenisblue(nosignalsource).

• Makesuretheselecteddeviceisturnedon.• BeginplayoftheVCR.

6. YouhaveforgottenyourLockmenupasscode. SeeAppendixC,BypassingtheParentalLock.

7. Ratingrestrictionsarenotworking. OpentheParentalLockmenuand:• VerifythattheU.S.RatingsorOtherRatingssettingisOn.• ChecktheLockTime/UnlockTimetocheckifratingrestric-

tionsaredisabled.• RatingrestrictionsapplyonlytocontentonANT1andANT

2,INPUT1–3,IEEE1394A/VdiscandDVCR.

8. On-screendisplaysappeareachtimeyouchangeafunction.

NormalTVoperation.

9. Awarningmessageappearedonscreenstating,“TVwillshutdowninafewseconds.Pleasecheckiftheairflowisblocked.”

• Roomtemperaturehasexceededproperlevels.Cooltheroom.

• TheTVhasoverheated.ClearblockedairventsandensureatleastfourinchesofclearanceonallsidesoftheTV.

• Cleantheairfilteronthelampcartridge.

84 Appendices

Picture

Symptom Remarks

1. Picturedoesnotlooklikeahigh-definitionpicture.

Notallsignalsarehigh-definitionsignals.Toreceivehigh-defini-tionprogrammingfromyourcableorsatelliteprovider,youmustsubscribetotheprovider’shigh-definitionservice.Someover-the-airbroadcastsareinhigh-definitionandcanbereceivedwithahigh-qualityantennasuitedtoyourlocation.

2. Picturehasbecomedimmer. • Thelampisnearingtheendofitslife.Orderanewlamp.SeeAppendixBfororderinginformationandreplacementinstructions.

• Adjustpicturebrightnessandcontrasttomaximumlevels.• ChangeLampModefromStandardtoBright.

3. Thereisalargeblackorgrayrectangleonthescreen.

TheTV’sanalogclosedcaptioninghasbeensetto“text”modeintheCaptionsmenu.Turnoffbecausethereisnotextinfor-mationbeingbroadcast.


TV Power On/Off

Symptom Remarks

1. TVtakesanexcessivelylongtimetopoweron.

• Whenswitchedon,theTVneedstimetobootup,justasacomputerdoes.Also,theTV’slamprequiresafewmomentstoheatuptofullbrightness.

• TVEnergyModeissettoLowPower.ChangeTVEnergyModetoFastPowerOnintheSetupmenu.

2. YoucannotprogramtheTVtoturnonauto-matically(Timerfunction)

• TheTVmaybelocked.• Theclockmaynotbeset.• TVEnergyModeissettoLowPower.ChangetoFast

PowerOninSetupmenu.

3. TheTVwillnotturnonafterbeingpluggedin. Iflightonfrontpanelisblinking,waitforatleastoneminuteforthelighttoturnoff,thenpressPOWERagain.

4. TVturneditselfoffandthelightonthefrontpanelstartedtoblink.

• MomentarypowerfluctuationcausedtheTVtoturnofftopreventdamage.WaitforthegreenlighttostopflashingandturntheTVonagain.

• IftheTVdoesnotstayon,usetheSystemResetbuttononthefrontpanel.Ifthishappensfrequently,obtainanAClinepowerconditioner/surgeprotector.

• Anunusualdigitalsignalmayhavebeenreceived,triggeringaprotectioncircuit.WaitforthelighttostopflashingandturnTVon.

5. TVturneditselfoffandtheSTATUSisasteadyyellow.


• Cleanthelamp-cartridgeairfilter.SeeAppendixB.

6. TVwillnotpoweroff. UsetheSystemResetbutton.

TV Channels

Symptom Remarks

3. Nameoptionsarenotavailableforsomechannels.

Youcannameonlymemorizedanalogchannelsandmemorizeddigitalchannelsnotnamedbythebroadcaster.

4. WhenChannelViewlistisdisplayed,informa-tionappearsincomplete

• Availableinformationissentfromthebroadcasterorcableprovider.Nootherdataisavailable.

• MakesuretheTVclockissetcorrectly.

Appendices 85


Sound (see also NetCommand troubleshooting for A/V receiver setup)

Symptom Remarks

1. Thereisnosoundevenwhenthevolumeisturnedup.

• CheckiftheMUTEbuttonison.• TheTV’s“Listento:”settingmaybesettoSAP.• CheckthattheSpeakersoptionissettoTVtohearsoundfromthe

TVspeakers.• IfusinganA/Vreceiver,checkthattheSpeakersoptionissettoAV

ReceivertohearsoundfromtheA/Vreceiverspeakers.•PerformaSystemReset.

2. Thesounddoesnotmatchthescreenpicture.

• TheTV’sListento:settingmaybesettoSAP.• IfusingstereoorA/Vreceiverspeakers,checktheirinputselec-

tionintheInputs>AVRmenu.• IfusingstereoorA/Vreceiver,checkthatDIGITALAUDIOOUT

and/orAVRAUDIOOUTPUTonTV’sbackpanelisconnectedtotheA/Vreceiver.

• NetCommandissetupincorrectlyfortheA/Vreceiver.

Indicators

Symptom Remarks

1. LAMPindicatorlightisaconstantred. TurntheTVoffforatleast2minutes.Turnitbackon.Iflightisstillred,thelamphasfailed.Replaceit.SeeAppendixBforlampreplacementinformation.Forquestions,pleasecallMitsubishiConsumerrelationsat(800)332-2119.

2. LAMPindicatorlightisaflashingyellow. Lampcoverdoorisopenorlampcartridgeisnotsecure.SeeAppendixBforlampreplacementinformation.

3. STATUSindicatorlightisasteadyyellow. • Roomtemperaturehasexceededproperlevels.Cooltheroom.


• Cleantheairfilteronthelampcartridge.SeeAppendixB.

Picture

Symptom Remarks

4. YoucannotviewapicturewhenplayingaVHStape.

CheckyourVCR’sowner’sguideforfurthertroubleshooting.

5. VCRorDVDplayer’son-screenmenusjitterupanddown.

Possiblecause:ManyVCRsandDVDplayersprovideon-screenmenusatonlyhalf-resolution.Theselower-resolutiongraphicsmayappeartojitterupanddownwhentheTVcon-vertsthemtohigh-definitiongraphics.

6. WhenviewingastoppedVCR,whitelinesarerollingonthescreen.

• TurnoffvideomutefortheVCR.• Beginplayingthetape.• ChangetheVCRinputtotheantennainput.

7. Acolorprogramappearsasablackandwhiteimage,orthecolorsaredim,orthescreenisblack.

ThePerfectColorcolorbalancehasbeenincorrectlyset.ResetthePerfectColorbalance.

8. PicturefromanHDMIinputisnoisy(poorquality).

UpgradeaCategory1(unmarked)HDMIcabletoaCategory2HDMIcable.

9. Theimagefromacomputerappearsdis-tortedwhenviewedontheTV.

NormalTVoperation.TheTVdoesnotcorrectdistortioninthepicturefromacomputerbecausethecorrectionprocessmaycausetheedgesoftheimagetobecutoff.

86 Appendices


Indicators

Symptom Remarks

4. STATUSindicatorlightisasteady/flashingred.

• UnplugsetfromACpower.Plugbackinandwaitoneminuteforblinkingtostop.

• PressSYSTEMRESETbuttonandwaitforblinkingtostop.• Ifblinkingcontinues,serviceisrequired.Contactyourdealer

oraMitsubishiAuthorizedServiceCentertoarrangeforaserviceevaluation.ListingsofMitsubishiAuthorizedServicelocationscanbeobtainedfromourwebsite,www.mitsubi-shi-tv.comorbycalling1-800-332-2119.

NetCommand

Symptom Remarks

1. CannotseethemenufromtheA/VReceiver. TheA/VReceiverisnotconnectedtoanyvideoinputoftheTV.TochecktheA/VReceivermenu,temporarilyplugintoanunusedinputoftheTV,suchasInput3.ExittheAutoInputSensingscreenandselectInput3fromtheInputSelectionmenu.PressMENU.

2. NetCommandunabletolearnspecificdevicekeys.

• DevicedoesnotuseIRformatforremotecontrolsignal.ITTandRFformatscannotbelearned.

• Roomlightingmayaffectthesignal.Havetheremotesveryclose(6inchesorless)totheTVduringLearning.

• IflearningaMitsubishiremotecontrol,makesureslideswitchisnotsettoTVposition.

• Some,butnotall,devicekeyfunctionscanbelearnedbyNetCommand.Forexample,POWERandPLAYmaybelearned,butotherfunctionsmaynot.

• Thesignalfromtheremotecontrolmaynotbestrongenough.InsertfreshbatteriesandtryLearningagain.

3. TheA/VReceiveristheselectedaudiosourcebutthereisnosound.

• ChecktoseeiftheA/VReceiverpoweristurnedon.• Withthepowerturnedon,redisplaytheInputSelection

menuandpressENTERtoallowNetCommandtocorrectlyselecttheA/VReceiverinput.

• IncorrectsetupintheInputs>AVRmenu.CheckthedeviceconnectionassignedintheAVRmenu.

4. ThereisnosoundwhenIswitchtotheA/VreceiverusingtheSpeakersettingintheAVmenu,eventhoughIhavephysicallyconnectedtheTVtotheA/VreceiverandlearnedIRcodesforthereceiverinputs.

WronginputornoinputwasassignedintheAVReceiverLearnscreen.AllaudioshouldgototheA/VreceiverasaudiooutputfromtheTVunlessthedevice’saudioisconnecteddirectlytotheA/Vreceiver.Seechapter6,“NetCommand,”andperformtheproceduretoselectthecorrectA/Vreceiverinput.

5. ThereisnosoundfromtheA/VreceiverformyDVDplayerorothersurroundsounddeviceeventhoughIlearnedtheIRcodefortheA/Vreceiver’sDVDinputorotherinput.

NetCommandA/VreceiversetupfortheDVDplayerordigitalsurroundsounddeviceorotherdeviceisnotswitchingprop-erly.Seechapter6,“NetCommand,”andperformA/Vreceiversetupforadigitalsurroundsounddevice.

6. I’veselectedmyDVDplayerorothersur-roundsounddeviceincombinationwiththeTVspeakersbuthearnosoundfromtheTVspeakers.

IfyouhaveonlyanaudioconnectionfromthedevicetotheA/Vreceiver,aphysicalaudioconnectionfromthedevicetotheTVisalsorequired.• Connecttheleftandrightaudiooutputfromthedevicetothe

appropriateTVaudioinput.NowyoucanhearaudiofromthedevicethrougheithertheTVspeakersortheA/Vreceiver.

• Toswitchaudiosources,pressAUDIO,press toshowtheSpeakersoption,thenpress toselectAVReceiverorTV.

7. I“learned”theRECORDkeyformyVCR/DVRbutwhenIpressedtheRECORDkey,theVCR/DVRdidnotrecordanything.

CheckthattheVCRorDVRisreceivingasignaldirectlyfromyourcableboxorsatellitereceiver.

Appendices 87

IEEE 1394 Devices

Symptom Remarks

1. ExcessivedigitalartifactsappearwhenviewinganIEEE1394device.

• TheIEEE1394cableistoolong;15feetbetweendevicesisthemaximum.

• TheremaybeaslowdeviceinthemiddleoftheIEEE1394network.Movetheslowdevicestotheendsothatconnec-tionsforfasterdevicesdonotpassthroughthem.

2. D-VHSrecordingsfordigitalcablehavedrop-outs(lossofpictureorsound),ornoplayback.

DigitalcablesignalsonIEEE1394canexceedthedataratestan-dardssupportedbyDVCR.

3. TheIEEE1394DeviceisnolongerlistedintheInputSelectionmenu.

• TheIEEE1394plugisdisconnectedorloose.• TheIEEE1394devicehasnotbeenpoweredon.Turnon.• Thedevicehasnotbeendiscovered.• Thedeviceisnotanaudio/videodevice

4. MENUbuttondoesnotdisplayamenu. • TheIEEE1394devicedoesnotprovideamenu.• TheTVcannotsupporttheIEEE1394menusfromthisdevice.

IEEE 1394 Recording

Symptom Remarks

1. ProgramtoberecordedwascorrectlyselectedfromChannelView,butincorrectprogramwasrecorded.

• Thebroadcastersuppliedprograminformationthatwasincor-rectand/orwaschangedafterarecordingwasaddedtotheRecordList.

• TVClocknotset.• DaylightSavingsTimeoptionisincorrect.

2. IncompleteChannelViewprogramrecorded. Recordingdevicemaylacksufficientblankspacetomakeafullrecording.

3. ChannelViewprogramrecordingfailed. • ConnectionandcompatibilityissueswithIEEE1394(FireWire®)digitaldevices.ThismayincludetoomanyFirewiredevicesinuseatonetime,ortherecordingdevicenotunderstandingtherecordcommand.

• Televisionlostpowerlongenoughtolosecurrentclocktime.• TVenergyModewassettoLowPower.ChangeTVEnergy

modetoFastPowerOn.

4. CannotrecordtoorfromtheIEEE1394device,includingdubbedrecordings.

• ToinitiatearecordingtoIEEE1394device,firstswitchtheTVtothedesiredinput(recordableinputsareANT1,ANT2,INPUT1–3).Pressthe (RECORD)key.TheRecord>Schedulemenuwilldisplaytoallowsetupoftherecording.

• Thesourcedevicefortherecordingisnotpoweredon.• Whendubbing,thedestinationdevicefortherecordingisnot

poweredon.• Theprogramiscopyprotected.• Theprogramhasalreadybeenrecordedonceandthecopy

protectiononlyallowsonerecording.• Unapprovedsourcedeviceforcopyprotectedmaterial.• Therecordingdevicecannotdecodethecopyrightsignal

includedinthesignalsource(tryanotherdeviceifavailable).• Theplayingdevice(fordubbing)doesnotsupportcopy-

rightedmaterial.• Sourceforrecordingiscopyrighted• ToomanyIEEE1394devicesinnetwork.Insufficientband-

widthavailable.Disconnectunuseddevices.• IEEE1394sourcedevicehashighercommunicationspeed(S

400)thanrecorddevice.Ifpossible,reversedevices,playintheslowerdeviceandrecordinthefasterdevice.

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IEEE 1394 Devices

Symptom Remarks

5. ThereisnoaudioandvideofromtheIEEE1394device.

• Thedeviceisnotturnedon.Turnthedevicepoweron.• NotapeisinsertedintheDVCR.• Themediaisblank(hasnorecording).• Theplaycommandfailed.TrypressingPLAYagainonthe

device’sremotecontrolorfrontpanel.• Thedeviceisalreadyinuse(forexample,thedeviceiscur-

rentlyrecording).• Thesourceiscopy-protectedorviolatescopyprotection.• Thedevice’sdigitalvideosignalisnotsupportedbytheTV,

asmaybethecasewithanIEEE1394signalfromacom-puter.Useanalogconnectionsinstead,ifavailable.

• Thedeviceisnotanaudio/videodevice.• ToomanyotherdevicesarealreadycommunicatingoverIEEE

1394.Removeorstopsomedevicesandtryagain.

6. TheIEEE1394devicecannotbeselected(isgrayedout).

• Thedevicemaybebusywitharecording.Canceltherecording.• YouhaveconnectedmorethansevenIEEE1394devices.

Unplugtheeighthdeviceandoneotherdevice.Plugthenewdevicebackin.

7. AllIEEE1394devicesdisappear. • TheconnecteddevicesmustnotbeinaloopthatreturnstotheTV.Makesureadeviceisconnectedattheend.

• DisconnectallthecablesanddevicesfromtheTV.Replacethemonebyonetolocatetheproblemdeviceorcable.

• UseSystemReset(frontcontrolpanel).

8. AnIEEE1394devicehasbeenpluggedinbutdoesnotappearintheInputSelectionmenu(notdiscovered).

• TheIEEE1394connectiontotheTVoranotherdeviceisnotsecureorisloose.

• TheIEEE1394deviceisnotpoweredon.• AdeviceintheIEEE1394chainisnotpoweredon.Turnon

allthedevices.• Thedevicediscoverycantakeaslongasaminutetoinitiate.• IEEE1394cableistoolong(maximumof15feetbetween

devices).• TheIEEE1394deviceusesanincompatibleprotocolandwill

notbediscovered

9. AnIEEE1394deviceisnotrespondingproperly.

• Unplugthedevice’spowercord.Waitatleasttensecondsandplugitinagain.

• SomeIEEE1394devicesarenotsupportedbytheTVbecauseofincompatiblestandards.

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2.THISLIMITEDWARRANTYDOESNOTCOVER:

a.Upto.01%pixeloutages(smalldotpictureelementsthataredarkorincorrectlyilluminated).

b.DamagetothelenticularscreenorFresnellens,screenframe,cosmeticdamageortoanyotherdamagewheresuchdamageiscausedbyunauthorizedmodification,alteration,repairstoorserviceoftheproductbyanyoneotherthananauthorizedMITSUBISHIservicecenter;physicalabusetoormisuseoftheproduct(includinganyfailuretocarryoutanymaintenanceasdescribedintheOwner’sGuideincludingairventcleaningoranyproductdamagedbyexcessivephysicalorelectricalstress);anyproductsthathavehadaserialnumberoranypartthereofaltered,defacedorremoved;productuseinanymannercontrarytotheOwner’sGuide;freightdamage;oranydamagecausedbyactsofGodorotherfactorsbeyondthereasonablecontrolofMDEA,suchaspowersurgedamagecausedbyelectricalsystemorlightning.Thislimitedwarrantyalsoexcludesservicecallswherenodefectintheproductcoveredunderthiswarrantyisfound,servicecallsrelatedtounsatisfactoryaudioorvisualreceptionorsignalunlesscausedbyadefectintheproductthatiscoveredunderthislimitedwarranty,allcosts,expensesoranyotherdamagesarisingfromproductinstallation,orset-ups,anyadjustmentsofusercontrols(includingcon-trast,brightness,color,tint,finetuning,sharpness),otheradjustmentnecessarytopreparetheunitfordisplayoruse,connectionwithanyexternalaudioreceiver,antenna,cableorsatellitesystems,orserviceofproductspur-chasedorservicedoutsidetheU.S.A.PleaseconsulttheoperatinginstructionscontainedintheOwner’sGuidefurnishedwiththeproductforinformationregardingusercontrols.

3.ANYEXPRESSWARRANTYNOTPROVIDEDHEREIN,ANDANYREMEDYWHICH,BUTFORTHISPROVI-SION,MIGHTARISEBYIMPLICATIONOROPERATIONOFLAW,ISHEREBYEXCLUDEDANDDISCLAIMED.THEIMPLIEDWARRANTIESOFMERCHANTABILITYANDOFFITNESSFORANYPARTICULARPURPOSEAREEXPRESSLYLIMITEDTOATERMOFONEYEAR.

4.UNDERNOCIRCUMSTANCESSHALLMDEABELIABLETOPURCHASERORANYOTHERPERSONFORANYINCIDENTAL,SPECIALORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES,WHETHERARISINGOUTOFBREACHOFWARRANTY,BREACHOFCONTRACT,OROTHERWISE.

5.Somestatesdonotallowlimitationsonhowlonganimpliedwarrantylasts,ortheexclusionorlimitationofinci-dental,special,orconsequentialdamages,sotheabovelimitationsorexclusionsmaynotapplytoyou.

6.Thislimitedwarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfromstatetostate.

7.Intheeventofanydisputeunderthislimitedwarranty,jurisdictionandvenueforresolvingthatdisputewillbeinthestatewherethetelevisionwaspurchasedandthelawsofsuchstatewillgovern.

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Index 93

Index

AA/VDiscs67A/VMemoryReset81A/VReceiver

AddingNetCommandControl60, 61, 62

andtheTVSpeakers42andTV’sRemoteControl60, 73

AudioLock74Codes75

Connecting9, 10, 23, 61ControllingSoundVolume14

A/VReset7, 81AdjustKeys(Up/Down/Left/Right)

28, 38AirFilter70AnamorphicPictureFormat33, 63

Playback63Antenna

Connecting19AntennaInputs(ANT1/MAIN,ANT2/AUX)9

AudioLock74AudioMenu42Auto-off.SeeSleepTimer(auto-off)Auto-on.SeeTimerAutoInputSensing

Description6TVSetup13

BBackPanel(described)9, 10Batteries12Bright(LampMode)48

CCableBox

andTV’sRemoteControl29, 73Codes76

Connecting17, 18, 22, 23IEEE139425

CamcorderConnecting(Analog)24IEEE139426Power25

CaptionsMenu43Channels.See alsoFav

Changing27ChannelLock45DigitalChannelNumbers68Memorizing13Naming45Physical/VirtualChannelNum-bers45

Scan(description)44StatusDisplay31Troubleshooting83

ChannelView™ChannelListings 30andRecording65

Cleaning4Clock,SetDateandTime46ClosedCaptions43ColorAdjustments39, 41

ResetColor39, 81ComponentInputs(YPbPr)10Computer

andDisplayFormats16, 68Connecting15

CopyRestrictions67andNetCommand63

CroppedPlayback63

DDate.SeeClockDefaults,Resetting81DigitalAudioOut9DisplayFormatDefinitions33DolbyDigital9, 23, 61, 68

andIEEE139425DVDPlayer

andTV’sRemoteControl29, 73Codes77

Connecting20DVIDevice,Connecting20

EEnergyMode48

FF1–F4Keys29, 56FanNoise4FastPowerOn48FAV(FavoriteChannels)32, 45FORMATKey33, 34FreezePicture29FrontPanelLock53FXGamingMenuOptions

40

GGames

3DGLASSESEMITTERJack10GameasInputName49GameMode(FXGamingOption)40

GamePictureMode41HDMICablesforGames10

GUIDEKey28, 73ChannelView30TVGuideOnScreenSystem50

HHDMI

ChangingOutanHDMIDevice14

ConnectinganHDMIDevice18DisconnectingandtheInputSelectionMenu49

HDMICableCategories10HDMIJack10NetCommandforHDMIDevices

7, 29, 73HDTVCableBoxorSatelliteReceiverwithComponentVideo,Connect-ing17

HDVvideo25HD(High-Definition)Signal)33

IIEEE1394Devices

A/VDiscs67Camcorders26CompatibleIEEE1394Devices

25ConnectingIEEE1394Devices

9, 26Recording67TVConnectionSpeed26

INFOKeyChannelView30inTVMenus38USBPhotoMenu36

InputJacks(StandardAudio/Video)9

InputSelectionMenuChooseViewingSource27IconOrder49INPUTKey28

IR(infrared)EmitterPlacement 55

JJPEGPhotoFiles36

LLampCartridgeReplacement69LAMPIndicator.SeeLEDIndicatorLights

LampMode48Language

inDigitalPrograms42SAP(SecondAudioProgram)42

LanguageMenu44Learn.SeeNetCommandLEDIndicatorLights8

Troubleshooting85LockMenu.SeeLockTVLockTV

BypassingtheLock71LockbyChannel45LockbyRatings52LockbyTime53LockFrontPanel53PresetV-ChipBlocking51

94 Index

LowPower(EnergyMode)48

MMediaSetupMenu37MemorizingChannels13

AddSingleChanneltoMemory44, 45

MuteMUTEkey28VideoMute40

NNetCommand

A/VReceiverControl60ComparedtoProgrammingtheRemoteControl73

Description54InitialSetupforMostDevices56NetCommandforHDMIDevices

7, 29, 73Operating58, 59SpecializedDeviceKeys57Troubleshooting86

Noise,Video40

PParentMenu52PassCode

Resetting71Setting51

PAUSEKey29PerfectColor39PerfectTint39PersonalComputer66PhotoViewing37Picture

AVMenuControls39, 40FormatDisplays34PictureQualityandFilmMode40

Troubleshooting84, 85PictureMode41PowerConsumption

EnergyMode48Specifications68

PowerOn/Off12, 27Troubleshooting84

QQVKey(QuickView™)28

andFAVKey32

RRecording

CancellingRecordings64NetCommand-ControlledRe-cording63

RecordingandTVEnergyMode48

RecordingFormats63Record>SetupMenu63RECORDKey87RECORDKeyandVCRs65RecordList64RECORDOUTPUTJacks10SplitScreen10

RemoteControlKeysandFunctions28, 29ProgrammingCodes(referencechart)75

ProgrammingInstructions74Programmingvs.NetCommand“Learning”73

Reset29Reset

A/VReset(allsettings)7AVMenuReset(byinput)39Color81DVCRCounter66PassCode71RemoteControl29RemoteControlAudioLock74SystemReset7TVResetComparisonGuide81

SS-Video9

ConnectinganS-VideoDevice18

Safeguards5SAP(secondaudioprogram)31, 42SatelliteReceiver

andtheRemoteControl73Connecting17, 18

SD(Standard-DefinitionSignal)33ServiceandSupport82SignalDefinitions33SleepTimer(auto-off)27Sound

AudioSettings42ControllingA/VReceiverVolume

14, 60SimulatedStereo42Troubleshooting85TurnTVSpeakersOn/Off42

SpeakersOptionInAudioMenu42

Specifications,TV68SplitScreen

andRecording10Description35

Standard-DefinitionSignal33Standard(LampMode)48StandPartNumbers4StatusDisplay31

STATUSIndicator.SeeLEDIndicatorLights

StereoSystem.SeeA/VReceiverSurroundSound9, 10, 23, 62

Simulated42SystemReset7, 82

T3DGLASSESEMITTER10Time.SeeClockTimer

SleepTimer(auto-off)27TVTimer(auto-on)47

TimeZone.SeeClockTroubleshooting81TVGuideOnScreen

AccessRequirements4andChannelView65andGUIDEKey28andtheRecordList64ConnectionRequirements21,

22, 50Description7Recording65Setup50SetupRequirements54TVGuideOnScreenandTVEnergyMode48

VV-ChipRatings

ApplyingRestrictions51Definitions52InStatusDisplay31

VCRConnecting9, 21, 22IEEE139425Troubleshooting85

VideofromaDigitalCamera37VideoGame.SeeGamesVideoMenu41ViewingDevice.SeeInputSelectionMenu

WWallOutletCable19

Xx.v.Color10, 18, 41

ZZIPcode50

Website:www.mitsubishi-tv.com

E-mail:[email protected]

For questions, call Consumer Relations at

800-332-2119

To order replacement or additionalremote controls, lamp cartridges, or Owner’s Guides

Visit our website www.mitsuparts.com

or call

800-553-7278

SYSTEM RESETIftheTVdoesnotrespondtotheremotecontrol,frontpanelcontrols,orwillnotpoweron/off,presstheSYSTEM RESETbuttononthefrontpanel.

ThegreenLEDwillflashquicklyforaboutoneminute.WhenthegreenLEDstopsflashing,youmayturnontheTV.Settingschangesyoumademostrecently,beforeusingSYSTEM RESET,maybelost.

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