RCA DLP Television Manual L0806906
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WARNING
Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do
not remove cover (or back). With the exception of
the lamp, no user serviceable parts inside. Refer
servicing to qualified service personnel.
To reduce the risk of fire
or electric shock, do not
expose this product to rain or
moisture. The apparatus shall
not be exposed to dripping or
splashing and no objects filled
with liquids, such as vases, shall
be placed on the apparatus.
_This
®
Refer to the identification/rating
FCC Regulations
to operate it.
symbol indicates
"dangerous voltage" inside
the product that presents
a risk of electric shock or
personal injury.
_IL
This
symbol instructions
indicates
important
accompanying the product.
This symbol indicates that the lamp in the HDTV contains mercury.
Special disposal of the lamp for environmental
reasons may be
required under the laws applicable to your jurisdiction. For disposal
or recycling information,
please contact your local authorities or the
Electronic Industries Alliance: www.eiae.org,
or call 1-800-338-0376
for more details.
label located on the back panel of your product for its proper operating
state that unauthorized
changes or modifications
to this equipment
voltage.
may void the user's authority
Cable fV Installer:
This reminder is provided to call your attention to Article 820-40 of the National Electrical
Code (Section 54 of the Canadian Electrical Code, Part 1) which provides guidelines for proper grounding and, in
particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building as close to
the point of cable entry as practical.
Important;
This television is a table model and is designed to sit on a firm, flat, surface. Don't place the TV on
soft carpeting or similar surface because the ventilation slots on the bottom of the unit will be blocked resulting in
reduced lifetime from overheating. To assure adequate ventilation for this product, maintain a spacing of 4 inches
from the top and sides of the TV receiver and 2 inches from the rear of the TV receiver and other surfaces.
Also, make sure the stand, cabinet, or base you use is of adequate size and strength to prevent the TV from being
accidentally tipped over, pushed off, or pulled off. This could cause personal injury and/or damage the TV. Refer to
the Important Safety instructions packed separately.
Product
Registration
Please fill out the product registration card (packed separately) and return it immediately. For U.S. customers: Your
RCA Consumer Electronics product may also be registered at www.rca.com/television.
Returning the card allows us
to contact you if needed.
Product
Information
Keep your sales receipt to obtain warranty parts and service and for proof of purchase. Attach it here and record
the serial and model numbers in case you need them. These numbers are located on the product.
Model No.
Serial No.
Purchase Date:
Dealer/Address/Phone:
Thank You for Choosing RCA
Congratulations
Instmn_ents
on purdlasing
Digital
this RCA t{igh l)efiniti(m
Light Processing®
tedmology-a
"Ik,levision
tree viewing
(HD'I%') fi'aturing
experience.
Your
Texas
purchase
decision represents
an investment
in a new generation
of technology-l)LP®
and HD'I% 7, Even
though this is a technologically
advanced
tfD_lY, iF is the most usel_/riendly
of its kincl-with
comprehensive
on-screen
instructions
that guide you through
all of the 3%'s tk_atures, There are
three
aspect
mai*'t things
ratio,
about
HDTV that bring
and (3) digital
signal
yon a superior
viewing
experience:
(1) resolntiom
(2)
and sound.
Resolution
The crisp,
liti_qike picture
that
people
rav_, about
when
experiencing
resolution
this technology
provides,
ttDTV is capable
the resolution
of the l)ictun ' on a regular, analog TV!
Aspect
Aspect
tree
of resolution
10 times
Ratio
ratio is simply
x 3 aspect ratio,
that is 20 inches
the width
and height
of the picture,
which means the picture is a little wider
wide is about 15 indies tall).
As TVs dlx)pped in price
created tile 16 x 9 aspect
4 x 3 Aspect Ratio
HDTV is due to the
that is up to almost
Regular
than
+IAT_use a
it is tall (a scn'en
and people prospered
in tile 1950s, the movie industry
ratio (also called widescreen
format) to get people
back to seeing movies, When the standards
for HDTV were being developed
by
the ATSC (Advanced
Television
Standards
Committee),
the 10 x 9 aspect ratio
was chosen as the fiirmat fr the past 5(1 years transmits
signals _s electronic
waves. These waves
16 x 9 Aspect Ratio
can sutt_r degradation
as the signal travels to your home. Digital signals, in
contlTaSt to analog signals, can be reDiToduced precisely
because the images
are transmitted
and received
using the computer
language
of ls and 0s. Such
precision
yields a signal that is capable
of displaying
studio-quality
picture and
Dolby
Digital
Digital
Light Processing, DLP, the DLP logo, and the DLP medallion
5.1 channel
are trademarks
sound.
of Texas Instruments.
Other Key Features of Owning an RCA HDTV
RCA HD'IAr has been designed with _atures that will enhance your "IWviewing experience, and
tk,atures that provide flexihility to huild on the digital revolution that is raking place. A sumnmlw
of your "lSi's most unique k-amres h)llows. Go to Chapt_.r 3 t_yrmore details on these and
additional tk'atures.
Integrated
HDTV Tuner with QAM
RCA was the ill:st to ofIk'r an integrat¢_d ttln{T with its HlYI'Vs, whkh means there
is no need for another hox to receive digital i)rogramming. D)ur _[Wis equipped
with a QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation/ tuner that enables reception of
unscrambled digital cable content. If you have regular cable, your TV will receive
some digital channels that are availahle through a cable connection.
User-friendly
Help text
Features Help You Personalize
Your TV
•
YOUorts,You can
adjust each input to a different setting and the _I57will automatically adjust
the picture settings when yon change inputs,
•
Help Text: The on-screen
how to use them.
help text describes
your TV's features and explains
Lamp Replacement
EXAMPLE:
sticker
with
Model
No.
Laanp
Type
Date
Service
lamp
Model
type
Number
listed.
DLP tedmo/ogy uses a spedal lamp, Eventually, you'll n(.ed to replafind this
sticker, lace the hack of fl_e T\,. The sticker is located on tile lelt side of tile _I%'.
For furore refl'rence,
let}.
write down the inf_>rl-nation in the space provided
at the
lblle
of
Introduction
Thank You For Owning an RCA HDTV .............................................................................
Other Key Features of Owning an RCA HDTV ..........................................................
Lamp Replacement .....................................................................................................
Chapter
1: Connections
4
4
4
& Setup
Things to Consider Before You Connect .........................................................................
Protect Against Power Surges ....................................................................................
Protect Components
from Overheating
....................................................................
Position Cables Properly to Avoid Audio Interference .............................................
Use Indirect Light ........................................................................................................
FCC Statement ...........................................................................................................
7
7
7
7
7
7
Get the Picture ..................................................................................................................
8
Getting Cable Channels ..............................................................................................
Getting Off Air Channels ............................................................................................
Choose Your Connection ..................................................................................................
8
8
9
Y Pb Pr (Component Video) Connection .................................................................
Audio/Video Connection ..........................................................................................
HDMI Connection .....................................................................................................
Advanced Audio Connection Information ..............................................................
10
11
12
14
Setting Up Your TV .........................................................................................................
15
Remote Control Buttons Used for the Assisted Setup .................................................
Complete the Assisted Setup ...................................................................................
Set the Menu Language ...........................................................................................
Complete the Channel Search .................................................................................
Choose Setup Options ..............................................................................................
What To Expect .........................................................................................................
Watching TV ..............................................................................................................
15
15
16
16
16
17
17
Next Steps .......................................................................................................................
17
Explanation of Jacks.......................................................................................................
The Front/Side of Your TV ..............................................................................................
18
20
Side Input Jacks .........................................................................................................
Front Panel ................................................................................................................
Chapter
2: Using
the
Remote
20
20
Control
The Buttons on the Remote Control ..............................................................................
21
Programming the Remote to Operate Other Devices ..................................................
Find Out If You Need to Program the Remote ......................................................
Programming the Remote .......................................................................................
23
23
23
How to Use the Remote After You've Programmed It .................................................
Modes of Operation .................................................................................................
24
24
Volume Punchthrough
Feature ......................................................................................
Deleting ALL Volume Punchthrough
Commands ...................................................
25
25
Using the INPUT Button ..................................................................................................
Remote Code List ............................................................................................................
26
26
Conten s
lblle
of
Chapter
3: Using
CQnten s
the
TV's Features
About the Channel Banner .............................................................................................
31
Digital or Analog TV Channels .......................................................................................
Direct Tuning to a Channel ......................................................................................
Getting a Program Description ................................................................................
Parental Controls ............................................................................................................
Lock/Unlock TV .........................................................................................................
32
32
32
33
33
How V-Chip Works for the USA and Canada ..........................................................
USA V-Chip TV Ratings .............................................................................................
Channel Lists ...................................................................................................................
33
34
37
Auto Tuning Feature ......................................................................................................
38
Future Downloadable
38
Chapter
4: Using
Ratings .......................................................................................
the
TV's
Menu
System
Menus, On-screen Help, and Control Panels .................................................................
Navigating the Menu System ...................................................................................
On-Screen Help .........................................................................................................
Controls .....................................................................................................................
39
39
39
39
Picture Menu ...................................................................................................................
Pictu re Preset Mode .................................................................................................
41
41
Picture Settings .........................................................................................................
Screen Format ...........................................................................................................
Advanced Picture Menu ...........................................................................................
41
42
42
Screen Adjust Menu .................................................................................................
Audio Menu .....................................................................................................................
Sound Preset Mode ..................................................................................................
43
44
44
Sound Logic ...............................................................................................................
Balance ......................................................................................................................
Advanced Audio .......................................................................................................
44
44
44
Channel Setup Menu ......................................................................................................
Channel Search .........................................................................................................
46
46
Advanced Settings ....................................................................................................
47
Setup Options Menu .......................................................................................................
Closed Captioning ....................................................................................................
Time Menu ................................................................................................................
47
47
49
Quick Startup ............................................................................................................
Assisted Setup ...........................................................................................................
Menu Preferences .....................................................................................................
49
49
49
Advanced Options ....................................................................................................
50
Chapter
Frequently
5: Other
Information
Asked Questions
Troubleshooting
(FAQs) ..............................................................................
..............................................................................................................
51
52
Lamp Replacement Information ....................................................................................
Replacing the Lamp Unit ..........................................................................................
56
56
HDTV Specifications
........................................................................................................
57
............................................................................................................
58
Care and Cleaning ...........................................................................................................
FCC Information ..............................................................................................................
60
60
Limited Warranty
Things to Consider Before You Connect
Protect
Against
Co[/n_,ct
all
Power
(otill)oll(!nts
Surges
b(,tOl_!
you
plug
I11_,' of
the'iF
l'JOV, (q- (oF(Is
into
th('
will
outlet
or
power strip. NE\ER plug your T\ into an outlet that is controlled by a wall sv,itch.
•
T[II'll
•
Mak('
off
th(' T\,
sure
/( 'o_ ( ev
all ante2ilnas
e(s) be_or[,
ind
ca[)l('s
you
conn[,ct
al'(! prop_rly
or disconnect
gFo!lnd(,(I.
any
RetZ, r to tho
(al)les.
_a[t'tV
]lllpol'tant
h_structions sheet packed with your +I_,
Protect
•
|)on't
can
Components
131o¢1_ vel3til
_ il-Ctllat_
])ol]'t
stacl,_
_tioll
from
Iio1(,s
_
Position
Hov,
o[ the'
_.Ol//[)o13_,nts.
AITallge
the'
(orl/l)on('l_ts
so
that
aft-
(_O[Ill)On('llt&
VOLI conn(,(t
it Won't
an_,'
_ [17_,elv,
If VOLI l_l t_.'(_ (olllp<)[lents
•
oll
Overheating
an
fll
atldio
al-Otllld
oth('r
a stand,
i'(_(eiv('F
or
[11 Ik_!
SLIr_' V<)LI
ai1]pll['l(,F,
plat('
allow
it
Oll
adequate
it1(,
top
",entil itk)n.
S]l('lf
SO the
ll('at(_d
ail" [roll]
_.Ol]][)ol3_,l]ts.
Cables Properly
to Avoid
Insc]t each cable firm]y into the designated
Audio
Interference
jack.
Use Indirect Light
Don't pla(_ the T\ xxheru sunlight or room lighting will I)e (lir_-cted tox_ard thu scruun. [su sof_
or indirect lighting.
FCC Statement
This digital t_,levision is capable of receiving analog basic, digital basic and digital premium cable
television programming by direct connection t() a cable system providing such programming.
Certain advanced and interactive digital cable se/_,'ices such as video-on-demand,
a cable
operator's enhanced program guide and data-enhanced
television set_ ices may require the use of
a set-top box. For ll]OFe infolTnlation,
call your local cable operator.
C@lnlne¢ i@ns
Setup
i
Get the Picture
The first part of conuecting your T\ is to get the picture, also knox\ r_ ts i signal. The back panel
of your TV allows you to receive analog and digital channels by using the ANTi NNA,CABLE
INI _J. , __¢graphic belov, for the location of tile jack.
ANTENNA/CABLE INPUT
Note: This back panel graphic is
for representation only. Your back
panel might be different.
What You Need To Know
Your TV is €!quipped with a QAM (Qu:Klrature Amplitude Modulation) tuner that enables ruception
of unscrambled digital cable content. If you have regular cable, your I_ _will receive some digital
channels that are available through a cable connection. Your 1_ 7 can also receive analog and digital
off:air cable signals iron] all indoor or outdoor al'ff('[lna.
Getting
Cable
Channels
Conm,(t a coaxial cabk, from the cable TV wall outlet to the ANTENNA, CAI3LE INP!T on the back of
the T_, to receive cable c['_al/l/els.
Coaxial cable
What You Need
Coaxial cable
What You Need To Know
•
\Xhen you're ready to v, atch digital channels, make sure you are tuned to / digital cha[mel. Digital
statio_ls typically have a dash in tile channel number and a numl)er follox_iug the dish which is a
sul)channel. Go to page 17 for i]lore information.
•
\VI]en
you're
arlalog
ready
stations
to
contain
watch
an
no
t_l()lTe
all
llog
then
challllel,
three
(ligits.
make
Go
s[ire
to
you
page
are
17
_)r
ttlRed
t_l()lTe
to
;11/ analog
chHr/nel.
JrlfortilatJorl.
Getting Off Air Channels
Conne(t
a <<>axialcable from m of_'-air autetml
to th(- ANTENNA CABLE LNpI. T to ruceixu fl'uu local
off-air digital and analog channels.
Outdoor
antenna
What
IDd()or
Indoor
antenna
You Need
or
Olltd()or
aDt_'I_lla
What you Need to Know
•
\qsit v, ww,at/temla',vub.<)rg to get help deciding ",\hat typ(_ of ant(qltla to usu to re__eiv__thu local
digital channels available to you, By entering where you live, this mapping program tells you
what local analog and digital stations are available using a certain antenna. Once you determine
what type of antenna you need, go t<>rca.com.
Depending on VOLlrantenna capability, it may be necessat T to rotate your antenna and repeat the
chaHnel search to find all of*_air channels in your area. To speed this process, uncheck the box
Detect a*_te*_na or cable, sz_q*_alAlso to avoid erasing channels already found, uncheck the box
.S'<,a*vhcha*_{.ls _,:lread), in t_!.j;cha_z*vcl li._t
Chapter
I
Choose Your Connection
There
3re
severed
signd
you
want
to achieve.
The
while
coonectJ/]g
coi_lDoneots
aie
good,
Please
Llse the
ways
folloxx
to colll/eCt
ing
chirr
your
HI)MI
]r][)T\7,
and
[o the
to deterlllll/e
de])el]c]i/]g
component
Antel/oa
x_q/ich
Ol/
jacks
th('
ire
OF Cable
com_ection
x,x,'_]l/t[O Colll/ect
S_\ ideo
lot
Cables
Audio
alld
is rely
the
qu dity
good
ot the
composite
jacks
is fahL
yoLI,
Proceed
to the
Needed
ai)DrODFlate
page
and
com/ect
Go to...
Y Pb Pr
/
INPUT 1
COMPONENT/COMPOSITE
y/VIDEO
iOD!lt
is best
Jacks Used
yotl
excellent:
COl-i/Don('l)[s
considered
page 10
R and L
_
Component
video
L
Audio
INPUT 2
COI_'IF'OSITE
page 11
Video
Audio
R and L
Audio/Video
VIDEO
S-Video
_VIDEO
pages 12-13
HDMItM
HDMI
OR
HDMI
HDMI/DVItM
adapter
Audio
HDMI, the HDMI logo, and High-Definition
Chapter
1
Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LLC.
C@lnlnec i@ns
Netup
i
Y Pb Pr (Component
Video)
Connection
i
Note: This back panel graphic is
for representation only, Your back
panel might be different.
tNPUT _
• If you are
connecting
your TV_go
to complete
Setup.
done
devices to
to page 15
the Assisted
• To continue connecting
devices, go to the next
page.
Connecting
the
Device
This connection
allows you to connect
player. If the device you are connecting
you use the component
[sing
1.
If necessary,
2.
Connect
Component Video
cables(Y Pb PO are
color coded- Green,
Blue and Red
your
of u I)\'D
connect
input
for better
quality.
player:
your
cable
and/or
Y Pb Pr coniponent
video
off-air
mltenna
3.
White
cables are color
coded- Red= right audio;
white= left audio
Connect
your
audio
as described
on
page
8.
cables.
Connect three vMeo cables oF compon_,nt
video cables
jacks on the back of the "I*z and to the Y P_ P_ outputs
Red
Audio
the example
video
a device that has Y Pb Pr jacks, t_>r example,
a DVD
also has S-Video or composite
video, _e reconlnl_!nd
to the INPI JT 1 Y VIDEO
on the DVD player.
P_, P_
cables.
Connect the audio (white and red)
of the T\: and to the Audio Output
Viewing
the Picture
from
The device
ill this cot'd'.,ction
cables to the INPlq
1 R and L Audio
jacks on the DV1) player.
the Connected
is cont'.,cted
you
Device
to thu TV's INPI _I 1 jacks. To view
1.
Turn
on the _I__ and the device
2.
Press
the TV I)ntton
3.
Press the INP{ T button on the remote control to scroll through
the Video
until you see h_pm l ((.bmpor_m_D
displayed
in the channel
banner.
on the remote
jacks on the back
want
control
to view,
for example
to put the remote
a I)\'D
this device:
player.
ii1 ]_,? nlode.
Input
Channels
Note: }_z/car_ x_,t zip t/')c TYro atl/omatl'ca/{F
t_tr_e to/b¢, coFtz.c/ d(.l'l'c_..)'o_l _l'gtrl/ 10
z'icT# 7/_is is cal/¢dAt¢/n
T/_*vi*_g &.e Chap/*.r 3Jbr mot{? h{fi)rmatio*v o*_ At¢to Tmvh_g_.
Chapter
1/
Audio/Video
Connection
Note: This back panel
graphic is for representation
only. Your back panel might
be different.
Q
\
• If you are
connecting
your TV, go
to complete
Setup.
done
devices to
to page 15
the Assisted
• To continue connecting
devices, go to the next
page.
Red
Yellow
Connecting
the
This conm, ction
Device
allows
you
to __onn_ct a device
such
as a _,CR that has auclioiviclu(>
outputs
White
Composite cables are color codedYellow= video; Red= right audio; white=
left audio
Using the example
of a VCR:
1.
Connect
your
cable
2.
Cmmect
your
composite
Connect
composite
Audio, and Video)
and/or
off-air
audio/video
as described
cables
on page
8.
m the TV's input.
audi(Wvideo
cables to the TV's INPUT
and co the VCR's audio/video
outputs
2 jacks
(R and
L-
Notes:
Pr_)ss tb_ /NPUTbzcttotz
o_ the rcmot_,cow,fro/to scro// thro_¢_h t/)_
Vidco ll_])z_/ (,_)an_eN z_nti! )'oz_ see Ir_])zd 2 disJ)!_(1,ed it1 the cbatl_d
t)an_er
)'oz¢
can set ¢@ the TV /u a_t/omatica!/)
to z'iezz, 7;_H,vis ca/!cd
Chapter1
antelma
tz¢_
to/be
corr_*ct d(_ icc )'oz_ zcdnt
Aztto TTeni7N, See dTJ@/er .;,fi)r snore il_fi)rmatio_7
otz
11
C@lnlnec_i@ns
_
Setup
i
HDMI Connection
H
Q
Note: This back panel graphic is
for representation only. Your back
panel might be different.
,-OR--*
Chapter
I
Connecting
the
High-Definition
that
carries
Multiuledkl
both
HDMI is based
HDMI cable
compatible
Using
HDMI/DVI adapter
Device
video
the example
If your
adapter.
box
_lI'l
data
bv
Interfi_(e
digital
interface
cable.
Since
(I)VI), the jack on the back of your TV is also
x'_ay
o[
all
integrated
mini-plug
that have a DVI jack.
of a set-top
set-top
QConnect
audio
on Digital Visual
with devices
(HDMI) is an tm¢oulpicssed
Interface
a/ld
has
t]I)MI
box:
a DVI jack,
cable
connect
to the HI)MI
an HDMI
INP! "I jack
o11
ttilchto m
DVIjack
adapter
the end
of the
ttDMI
ter
the ttl)ML
D\'I Out
on theto back
of the
device.
cable
mid
an HDMI!DVI
the back of the "IX,.
cable,
then
__onnect tlR!
_in_e
you're rising an Itl)MI, DVI adapter, you n{'ed to c(mne_ t Atldio lef_ and
light cables t(/the R and L jacks on the back of the de'_ice mid t(> R and L Audio
jacks that aren't in use on the back of the T\,
Audio cables are color
coded- Red= right audio;
white= left audio
After }ou've coml)leted the /m-screen Assisted Setup (page 15), go to the DlTAzldio
[tlpztt option in the Advanced Amlio menu to select _ahich Audio Input jack you're
using, hi the example on the opposite page 3ou v, ouM choose INPIT 4.
)
) co*_11*cthzg
_
j has
(J
Note: (/'tb_ ) d_) vic_ ) )olt'r_
a dl_itat
audio ol_tpuljack,
colz*wct a
d_gital altdio cable from the dez'ice to al_ alldio rec<41,er /br digital alldio,
OR
If your
set-top
box
has
an HDMI
jack,
connect
an HDMI
cable.
Connect an HI)MI cable to the HI)MI 1 INPI. T (or HI)MI 2 INI>UT if your TV has
this jack md it's more convenient) jack on the back of the T\ mid to tile HI)MI Out
jack on the back of the des ice.
HDMI cable
Notes:
Pt'_xs
lrlpm
t_le
Charl*lels
L%7)(:T
bllttotz
!)1"l the
urltil ),ol! see t:1Dltl
t"eltzote
coTltt'o[
to scroll
1 or kIDl:H 2 displco,ed
tb?'(llt<({h
t_le
_9"deo
i_l the chamlel
[)a111ge_*.
Yozl
('g!11 sot
It7) l{)o
"f'{' to 1111totH(Itl'cgl[{l'
tzl!?(
view. 7his is called Azll(> T1_*zillg. See Chapter
77_lzh'lg.
10 t]?(
co17"e(l
3jbr
more
(tel,lC(
.},ol!
h{fornlatiolz
IJ,Y!111 lo
or1 Az4t(>
• If you are done connecting
devices to your TV, go to
page 15 to complete the
Assisted Setup.
• Tofind
out more about
connecting audio/video
receivers, go tothe next
page.
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Chapter
1
C@lnlnec i@ns
Netup
i
Advanced Audio Connection
With
the audio
versatility
of your
HDTV, you
Information
can choose
various
comlection
on the type and quality of sound that you want. From good to hest sound,
options or l'et_'r to the lISer's lllau/lal of each device that yotl are connecting
results.
vour l*t's internal speakers
options
depending
choose one of the
to get the hest
•
/se
(good sourtd).
•
Comlect an audio receiver (speakel> connected to receiver) to your TV (better sotmd/.
•
Connect an atlclio receiver/speakers
connected to receiver) to your _1_,"using the ])IGITAh
AI.?I)I() O! FIP{IT/OPTICAL) jack (best sound)
IN,*UI_
2
Connecting
Your
For I)_!tttq- SOUt-KI qoalitv
TV to an Audio/Video
[had
fir _ T_'s
it'_R'r[tal
Receiver
Sl)('aktq's,
(ontl('ct
[o an au(lio
r_c_'iv_!r
usit'_g
audio
_ables to the T_,'s AI I)IO OI TPt T jacks.
Red
•
White
Audio
l. se the FIXED:VARIABLE AUI)IO O[ TPUT lot a more advanced connection. Connect
VARIABLE AI. DIO OI_TPI. TS t1"omthe TV to an A,\: receiver using attdio cables.
Be sure to go to the Fixed/V(ariabl_. Oz_t screen in the Adt,a_zc(.d Azcdio menu and select wbether
you want the FIXED/VARIABLE AUI)IO OU_IPI. T jacks to send fixed or variable vohlme audio.
cables are color
coded- Red= right
audio; white= left
audio
• Variable Output provides
T\'s volume.
• Fixed (-)Utl)Ot i)rovicles
c(_nuectil/g to art A'V
Connecting
Digital
cable
Optical
the FIXEDi
Your
variable-level
fixed-level
receiver
TV to a Receiver
that
audio output. Volume levels at-<_'controlled
audio
has
with
output
its
fruit/the
o'wi/volume
Dolby®
TV, This au(lio
outptlt
by the
is ideal for
control.
Digital
If you o_n a wc_.ivel with _I)ol/)y i_ I)igital cl_<:odiog or PCM (Pulse-Cocl_ _ Modulation)
optical cahle-type input, connect an optical cable t<)r excdleot audio quality.
thlt uses an
•
Connect one end of the optical cahle to the I)IGIiAL AIDIO Ol TPt T (OPTICAL) jack oft your
"I.7 and to the Digital Optical Input jack on your receivel: amplifier receiver,
•
If your receiver can decode Dolhy Digital and PC;M, go to the Aztdio menu, select A(h'a*zced
Azid/o menu. then L){git_tl Azidio Ozttpzit, Select Az¢toS_,lecl (recommended)
or PCilL
•
If your receiver can decode
only PCM. select PCIL
*Dolby isa registeredtrademark of Dolby Laboratories.
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Chapter
I
Setting
•
Up Your TV
Plug in the 3_r.
Note:
_lTbe*zO,<)_,fi_t plait Oour 7"[" i_zlo u*z outl_#: /be Pou er iJTdicu/or
ol7 /b_, fi_o17t patzu/
z#ill l_qbl used b/it_k,[i_t approximatelj,
30 secol_cls used tkes_ go (_f dulJlTr (ll)x_,t-_
right or lett arrow button to tlloxe
right or left.
77o select the item that you've
highlighted,
press OK.
Note: [t{gbh_qk/ed meurts tkut /be murat i/el*z ,_tu_zdso_t,/i*om o/ker
me_zu items or_tke list (appeuJ_- du*'ke_; br_gbteJ; or u cl([]_re_zt_olor)
Complete
Use these buttons during the Assisted Setup
YOtll- T\"s
the Assisted
I//(qTtl s_,_st¢2n/ allows
l[_fOfl]] ItiO[_ holDS
tl.lf[]
Tip
begin
To accessthe initial setup menus at a later time, press
MENU, choose Setup Options, then Assisted Setup.
Chapf:er
_[
()n
VO[ll7
_1_\_
tho setup.
yokl _hoose
in(
_ _s_;l'.';ie([
Setup
yOtl
to (tlStOl//iz(.
sL_ttll_gS to [I_lt('[_
,_et_lf_
_q(Ix_ell
_[[)[)e_ll-S
VOLII" T\'s
foattlros.
()n-scr_ol_
yOHl- S_2ttll). Wh(! _l"St t[111o yoH
_l[itOl]/_ti(_l,[l_.
]Dloss
(7)[_
to
C@lnlnec i@ns
Netup
i
Set the Menu
Language
•
.
_ %
Press thu right urov, button, then press OK to _el_,__t
E•_zghsb
and continue to
tile next step. Pr('ss the down arrow I)klttol/ to Choose at/other larlgtlage,
then
press
()l'_
to
Co[][Inllo.
Complete
Even
the Channel
though
complete
aiiR!nila
All the
this
hfitial
_hatmel
Search
search
_ In take
several
it in order _or your T\, to display chalmels
I)efOl% _ yOtl
optiocts
begin
are
selected
COtIll)leted,
I)ross
you
a chant/el
to start
the
tho
_hai/nel
arrow
searc]/
I)Lltt()ll,
(¸¸)¸17
CLISt()tIIizo
a ftlll c[]a[]l/eI
A[_ ale_
tile
or unche(k
an option.
chai]nel search.
\Vhell
the
chal_nel
Then
N_!arch
highlight
iN (otiip]ete
must
scroe[1
IS
t() allow
to change
s()l]/o of the
options. Press OK to check
fta_¢ ft)arcb
a message
soarch
a[)Dears
options,
Press OK to start a cha/'Jnel sear(h or if you want
options,
use the arrow buttons to highlight
those
The first Channel Search can take up to 20 minutes if
the TV is searching for analog and digital channels,
and cable and antenna inputs are being searched.
You may want to leave and come back later.
)ou
sear(h.
for ,_ou to ensure
Ei_l/t
mimltes,
and programming
and press
screell
al)pears.
()K to strut the
]Press
Q)K
to
contii_(io,
thro_tgb t/x_ Ct'_a*_2c/Sctz_p ;.r_u
to Cbaptcr 4 ({/'the {_cr_ GzH(1c
For more c!ct_i/cd i_stru(:tio*zs, rgfi,r
Choose Setup Options
Q_Hc/_'S_art_p is a power saving teature. Select to e_'ttble or disable Q)_Hc/_,
Start_p. I)e(ide
xxhich option is best tot you, Enabling _¢ick Star/_p illoxxs you to turn on the TV faster than if
disabled.
Sexeral
more
i[/[ortllatio[/
Note:
16
screens
alld
q)pear
contill!le
Wbc _ ,o
to
disablc
that give }ou basic
press
Q
()K
Ilntil
the
tips about using
disappear,
your
TV, Read througl7
rite
screens
ick s'l_ rt Cp il _ dds app *o_,") _ 1_15,JO sec )*_rt._to/be
Tt _ tz¢r[]
Chapter
I
What To Expect
Watching
TV
If you have both In Ilog and digital le dmnnels tlles_ will be put into the sanl__ ch umel list. To
tell the _ditferenc¢ _between these ()/l[p!lL righ[ a!ldio
input
etc.).
into right audio
output,
ANT_N_
CABLE
HDM_21_PUT I_ __u_r
_unm ii ,_
_
r"
INPUT 1
COMPONENT/COMPOSITE
"
INPUT
i f
/ i_
_i _
1 m_d 3 COMPONENT/COMPOSITE
(analog)
or DVI)
video device
i)layer.
with
either
INPUTS
composite
Provides
or conlpollen[
(omaection
Okltl)tltS such
to an
as a V(]R
WMIDEO
R Audio provides
1Tight audio
L Audio provides
lett audio connection
connection
and
connec[or
is (is(lalIv
and connector
red.
is usually white.
PB
Y/Video P_ PR I nlike a single video input, component (Y P_ P_) video
maintains the video signal as three separate pa_ts through these three jacks.
To ellstlre II(axin/uR_ picture quality, Else three video cables or compo/leMt
vide(> cables tor the Y P_ PR connections. Accepts 4g0i, 480p, 720p, and 10g0i
signals. If you're connecting to a device with a Video jack instead, you can
still use the YiYideo jack.
Tip
Inputs 1 and 3 can be used as either component
video (Y PB PR) inputs or composite video
(Y/Video) inputs.
Note: Also, rememb(,r to cn_*_ect thu lufi a*_d r_ght a_(t/o cables beca_se the
} Pb, Pr cab!us car O, o*vly tb_,pictz_re s{gnaL tzot the, soz_zd.
INPUT 3 COMPONENT/COMPOSITE
additional
optional
jacks are the same
INPUT
2
COMPOSITE
VIDEO
as described
such
aboxe
Provides
connection
as a I)VI) pla) er or satellite
for INPl]T
to an
ru__eiver. The
1,
INPUT 2 and 4 COMPOSITE INPUTS Connect an NTSC (analog) device. These
jacks at-<'used [or HIOStaudio/video conliections betT_veen devices. The audio/
vide() jacks are often color coded (yellow for video, red fi)r right audio, and white
for lett audink
r Audio provides
right audio connection
E Audio provides
let} audio connection
V (Video)
yellow.
I
INPUT
xd(l(,o devicm
provides
composite
and connector
and com(ector
video connection
is usually red,
is usually white.
and connector
is usually
S-VIDEO
S-VIDEO Lets you
device with S-Video
jack provides better
the color pa_l of the
picture.
connect an S-Video cable t_)r better picture quality to a
capability, such as a VCR or DVD player. The S-\ ide()
picture (luality than the comp()site vide() jacks because
signal is separated from the black and white pa_* of the
using
S-Video, make S[ll-etO (()nnect the two audio cables as well as
the S-Video connector.
When
INPUT 4 COMPOSITE INPUT Provides connection to an idditional optional
video device, such as a I)Xl) player or satellite receiver. The jacks are the same as
described above for INPIT 2.
Chapter
I
FIXED/VARIABLE
•
L and R
AUDIO
Provides
OUTPUTS
fixed
_ariahle
sound
for use with an audio
aml)lifier.
Ig_F*xEg?_VA_ASLE
HDMI 1 INPUT
HDMI 2 INPUT
HDMI 1 and 2 INPUTS
tIigh-Definition
Multimedia
Interlace/Digital
Interti]ce
Provides
an unconll)russed
digital interh_ce that carries/)oth
and audio
on Digital
patible
Visual
video
data by way of an integrated
mini-plug
cable. Since ttDMI is based
Visual Interfilce (I)VI), the jack on the back of your TV is also com-
with DVI devices.
Note: (/'you com_ect a ck,vic( ) with a Dt7 ]kt(:k to one o/'tbe HDMI il_pzets,
.)'(m 7l l_eed a_z ttDM1 to Df 7 adapt_)r Also. co*_z(,ct az_dio cabl(,s to a*z
i_pztt d)at Zs _()t in zts(_ A_z examplo ix sho_ *z on pa_e 12. 7_e_z go to the
Advanced
Audio melTz_ cmd select DVI Audio Input tn chnox# the inpztt
)'ozl
"PC Z_'siHg
DIGITAL AUDIO
In Fec(4_
OUTPUT
() (az!(]io.
(OPTICAL)
[s_'
a digital
optical
(able) to connect your TV to a compati/)le
Dolby Digital
decoder.
Dolhy Digital 32,dmol()gy
()ftkq\_, theatre-quality
channels).
an optical
cable
(or SPDIF
or PCM receiver
sound (six audio
nr
If you own a receiver that uses an optical cahle input, you can use
cable t{} connect the J*: t{} that receiver h)r the best snund quality,
Go to the Dl2git>_lA_dio OzLt semen
I}(2YI as the output R)r this j_ck.
in the A¢¢dio menu
to select
A_to &deer (yr
Note: 77)is 7"V_optical d{_ital az¢dio ot¢t[mt ]_¢cklTd(l' complies u ith
th(" i*_l(.r_alTom_l stamlard goz _,rsvi*_t4this O'p_,(ffl_ck (IF(]9qa), as_d
is des_grz#d./br cntz*zection to a Dolt O, D{qital (A(,-. ;'_or PCM) receiver
or decorl,zt Olrk.r ('qz_@me*zt. some (f which is tzot.]%/{I,compliam with
IEC95& mcO, t_ot be compatib[(, with the DoI_o, D_qiI(_Ibitstream. 5_ch
a cont_ectio*z zesit_ to get sozmdji'om/)oth
,_eakers
Power Indicator
vAUDIOIN
q
VIDEO
UMONO
R
IN
S-VIDEO
@®®@
HEADPHONE
Lic_ht Status
On
TV is on
Off
TV is off (standby mode)
Blinks
Light blinks 5 times, pauses, and blinks again 5 times:
Lamp is trying to turn on. If the TV doesn't turn on
after S minutes
one minute,
and then the light
one of the following
Lamp door may be open
Power button
and indicator
MENU/OK
CH _
CH _
VOLt
blinks steadily
options
for
is possible:
Face the back of the TV.
Locate the door at the bottom
of the TV and close it,
Turn off the TV and turn back on. The lamp should
turn on.
!
VOL_"
Lamp may be dead. You can replace the lamp
yourself.
Go to page 56 for lamp replacement
information.
Notes:
77)(:,/)'ontp(:m(4
/llustrat/o_z shows (:/O[:ica/Jko:ztpa_ze!
exact look m( O' bc dlT[fi,F(,_zt./)_om
I'oz_r TI_
ko'oz_t
The
(/'3:o_
z:s(:
theFrom I3t/tto_
13/oc/.,
/_,:/tz:re.
thefi'r input list. Press once to change
the channel
up or down; press :rod hold to continue
changing
channels.
In I)VI) mode, if
prognm]med,
CLEAR
advances
Renloves
or rvver,ses
on-screeJl
the (halXer,s with some
nlenus
and (lispla3s.
I)VD player,s,
Cancels
tile comnlercill
skip timer
if it is set.
DVD Places the ten]ore in I)VD n]ode. If Auto TuniFtg is enahled, pressing the DVI) hutton
turns on the TV and tunes to the com_ct \qdeo Input Channel h>r RCA devices. This button
lights when you press a valid button in L)\TD mode (see Mod_,s q/'op_,rct/io*_ on page 24 tot
more details).
FAV (Faw3rites)
When the FA\' key is pressed, the TV will display the 'Chamael List" menu
v, ithin the Channel Setup menu. Ft'om there, the user can edit the "Faxorite Cham-tels List.
GO BACK
GUIDE
Remote model
R301G1
INFO
relnove
RetLIrl/S
VOLI tO
the
pl-evious
channel
Ol7 pre_io!ls
Displa3s
the
the
nlen/i
the Channel
Banner
xxith chamlel
and viexxing
MENU
press ON, OFFtwice within two
seconds and hold remote steady
until the mode indicator turns
MUTE Reduces the TV's
Az_c/io Oz_tput n]enu must
To program this hutton to
Pu*_cbtbro_(gb t:(,at_lre oi]
Makes lIaD.z M{_*_ appear
\\hen
inh>rmation.
Press
S,XStel]].
intormation.
again
to
])Hnl]er.
To turn off most RCA devices
that are connected to the TV,
OK
ill
I)ispla3s the CI-mlmel Guide List which alloxxs you to see programming
INPUT
Toggles through the TV's available ictput sources
4. _)_o_1 DZpzt/. t]DM[I. HDML _, and last-active channel.
of_
SCl-eel]
(L_,q_t"T !. lAYer"T2. Lx,J-'LT.?,, LX79t"T
and disappear.
volmne to it> minimum level. Press again to restore volume. The
he set to _¢riabl_, Lcvel, .S_)eakcrs ()*_to control tile TV's volume.
work with an audio system, tk)llow tile instructions tk)r D#ztme
page 25.
a menu item is highlighted,
press ()K to select the item.
ON-OFF
Turns tile '1_,"on or off. Your _]D'IA" is equipped with a special lamp system. In
order to presetwe the lit_' ot tile lamp, the T\' must warn] up and (onl down properly when you
turn the TV on and o11. When you turn the _I%"ott, the screen turns hhle and lades to black.
While the screen is hlue, you (:an still turn the _IWback on. If the screen is black when you tW
to turn it on, the TV's lamp may be in its cool-down cycle. "Ihe _lW's audio comes on, then the
picture is displayed aRer a tk,w nlomet]ts.
In other modes (SAT,,AUX, l)\,l)),
and if prog_'atumed,
turns the de\ice
on a_KI off.
PRESETS In TV mode, toggles through the Pi(ture Presets for tile input yotl're currently
tuned. In 1)\ I) mode. displays the dit]_rent angles, if axailable, for the DXq) 3ou're watching.
REVERSE,
control
b!ltton
PLAY, FORWARD,
RECORD,
STOP,
PAUSE
If programmed,
provides
transport
for some renaote-controllable
\CRs, I)VD players, satellite receivers,
etc. The RECORI)
has a safety feature \vhich means VOLIi-inlst press the htlttOll two times to record.
Using
SAToAEJX
tlhe
Places
tile remote
in SNI'/AI.,X
box
mode.
If Auto
Tuning
is enabled,
turns
on the TV and tunes
it to the satellite or auxilials' mode to operate
a device (such as a cable box, satellite receiver, VCR, I)VI), or
audio receiver) that you've programmed
for RCA devices. This button lights when you press a valid button in
SAT-AI
X mode
SLEEP
When
(see Modes
@Operatio_
on page
the SLEEP key is pressed,
24 fur more
the _I*; will display
and the toggle box on the right side already highlighted.
the Sleep Timer setting to the next 15m/inure
increment.
SUB CH (Subchannel)
tile subchanne]
When
entry
field. On(e
entering
a digital
the channel
is
the Time
Press
chamlel
entered,
details).
that
press
Menu
with the Sleep
the right arrow
button
h_s a subchannel,
press
the b[ltton
to the channel.
1o tune
"IV Places tile remote in TV mode. Turns on tile "1%;and ttmes to the last-viewed
button lights when you press a valkl button in "I\" mode (see ,_[od{)s Q/'Opr)_*atl'otl
on
VOL-
menu
or VOL +
Decreases
or increases
I2JHa/)l(, L(,z,(4, 5_)(,ak_,_.x O*z to cnntrol
follow
tile instru(ti(ms
ZOOM+/Znom
the [[W's volun_e.
the T\'s
volume.
for fUh_m(, tJz_*whtl)roz_eh
Timer
or OK button
The TV Att(lin
To program
F(,atz_r_, on page
Oztt[mt
this button
this button
screen
to access
T\7 channel or input. This
page 24 tk)r iI]ol-e details),
to work
must
with
be set to
an audio
system
25,
\_q_en viewing a channel, press to change the screen ti)rmats: :YormaL S?r(_tch. _S'qw,ez(,,and
Go to page 42 tor more in_orlllation on s(reen
[ornlats.
open
to advance
Using
Programming
Devices
The
universal
ren/otL!
tlhe
IRef @ e
the Remote to Operate
cHn
1)_'
l)rogrann3/(,d
to
Ol)('r/t_'
nnlny
brands
audio dexices, l)Vl) pla3 ers, cable boxes, satellite recehers
progralllnl_?d
to
A second
op_q-ate
_oLIr
television,
and third RCA T\
(an
it's
ah-eady
progr
be programmed
of
inlnled
to
(fall
the Remote
To
vx'heth(,r
to
r_,13/ot(,
llt,(,ds
op(,rat(
brands
If You Need to Program
Hnivtq-sal
\/CRs,
_ sonl(
except
the TV I)utton,
(f dvz'iccs,
1)1, l)rogrannn_,d
to
devices,
_ RCA
cn_l/ro/ al_F d_)vhe:
Find Out
the
r(,13/ot(,-c()ntrollabl(,
button,
n_z this remote/o
7be rcmolv may _7ot be compatible
u,#l) all mod,4s
operate aHfittzc/intzs (f .l'our dez ice
Other
and other de'vices, In addition to being
to any device
Notes:
Tlle Ti- bz_tton calv "t be prn_r(ammed
cn_ztrolx oriel' tbi_ TV
(l(,ttq-/niti_,
CQntroll
l/also
Ol)_q-ate
one
it
mt O, _7o1
of
the
de, ices connected to 3our T\, such as a _CR, do the _ollo_ing:
Remote model
R301G1
1,
Turn on the device (in this example,
2,
Point
3,
Press the corresponding
4,
the
remote
at the
a VCR),
device,
device button (in this example,
Press ON*OFF to see if the VCR responds.
tile
l'L_n/()tL
operate
_ [O
SNF-A! X),
If the VCR does[Et respond,
yon need to program
it.
The darkened buttons
are the device buttons
that can be programmed.
Programming
]'her(:
ar(!
._(?_//zJ_L
(ontrol
or
Using
1,
2,
z_o.,
zr,_
.... UJ@
....
%®@
%®@
thrt,e
Undo?
x_ a}/s
and
i[ the
Direct
Turn
on
Look
up
the Remote
the
tile
to
[)rogl_an_
ALItnl_l(I/l'C
devi(e
(]Od(_
has
n/any
you
want
and
code
the
la'lllOt_'
S_?tlFC/?
codes,
control
[[
VOLI
yoLI
to
have,
might
operate
other
recL!ntlv
x_ a[it
to
fly
the
Dfroc/t[1"l/13
the
illannal
d(,vi(e
][a!'lll(2/
you
code
sear(h
at the
end
wa/'ff
to
first,
Entry
dex
k'e
brand
to
control.
number(s)
for tile
devi(e
ill tile
code
list
of this
Section,
i
3,
On vl.lur remote contrnl, simultaneously press and hold the ON*OFF and M!'IE buttons
(approximately 3 seconds) until a device button remains lit, Then release the buttons,
4,
Press and release the device button (SAT*AUX, I)VD) yon want to program.
5,
Enter a three digit code fi'ol-n the code list,
6,
To test the code you've programmed for that device button, point the remote at the device and
then press ON*OFF to see if the device responds to the remote control.
If the device turns off, you've entered the correct programming
the cnde yon entered tor fllture re'terence.
You'll use these
darkened buttons for
Direct Entry.
devi((!s:
[)nrchased
If the dexice
brand
doesn't
or ny to mna
turn
off, repeat
manual
code
these
search.
steps
until you've
code tbr your device. Circle
tested
all codes
for your
device's
Using
Using
tlh@
Manual
Note:
Code
Search
t3ff/i_r_ _ z_._i_,,q md_l_a/
codv
s_arcb,
)'o_
m_._t
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[.
Tt]m
on
2.
On your remote control, simultaneously press and hold tile ON-OFF and MITE buttons (approximately
3 seconds) until a device button remains lit. Then release the buttons.
3.
Press and release tile device button (SAT-AUX, DVD) you want to program.
4.
Repeatedly press and release the ON•OFF button, watching for the device to respond. If it does turn
off, press and release tile OK button within 3 seconds to save tile code. If you accidentally passed the
code before saving it press the left arrow button to backtrack through the codes: then use the right
arrow
tile
button
device
you
to go
want
forward
to control.
through
When all codes have been searched,
search
and
Using
ret!lriis
to nona_al
Automatic
Oil
th('
codes
again.
the device button flashes 3 tin'tes, then the relnote exits maiiual code
operation,
Code
TLIrtl
2,
On your remote ¢(mtrol Mmultaneously press and hold ON"OFF and MI_TE (approxinmtely
until a device button remains lit. Then release the buttons.
3,
Press
4.
Press and release tile ON,,OPF button once. "Ihere is a delay of approximately
remote starts the code search.
release
' you
Search
1.
alld
(k_vic(
the
the
\v:lnt
device'
to
(oi_ttrol.
blltton
you
want
to
3 seconds)
prograln,
6 seconds
before tile
The device buttons blinks each time the remote control sends a code to test with your device. Keep
pointing the remote at the device.
5.
Once the device turns oft, quickly press the OK button to save the code. If you accidentally passed the
code before saving it, press the let} arrow button to backtrack through the codes_ then use the right
arrow button to go foP,yard through the codes again.
When all codes have been searched, tile device button flashes 3 times, then tile remote exits automatic
search and returns to nortnal operation.
How to Use the Remote After You've Programmed
()rice the tell/ore
To Operate
has
been
prograll)lned
successl_.llly,
you
are
ready
to use it to
operate
your
code
It
devices.
the Device:
•
Press the appropriate device button (SAT•AUX, [)VI)) to set tile remote to control the device, fbr
example, press DVD to control your DVD player.
•
Press ON*OFF to turn the device ON or OFF.
•
/se tile remote buttons that apply to that device.
Note: 711(.rz,mote conttwl m( O, *sot b("compatibly
withall brarTds arid mod<,l.sq/'d<.z i(es.
Modes of Operation
The
buttOll
correspondi/_g
to the
inod_,
the'
reTnote
is in lights
lip xvh_,rl
you
press
;ill}" btlttO/1
tllat
works
in
that mode. For example, if yo!l'r(' in ]_,7 mode and you press the VOL+ I)utton, the _IWbutton lights up. This
tells you that tile conmmnd to increase tile volume is being sent to tile _IV (and not tile satellite receiver, lbr
example).
Using
Volume
Punchthrough
alldio
to
us(+
fiR;
syst('nL
_[_/'S
An
rel]/O[('
(ontrol
[o
IRef @ e
Feature
You may find this feature helllfu/ if you've connected
\v_ln[
tlhe
op(qf_lt('
th(;
your devices to an audio system, and you
volun/e
for
a d_+vic_ + that
is
conn_;ct(_d
to
th( _
fi_llows:
('xanll)l(-
Let's say you've
connectec[
vour I)V]) player to your audio
systefn.
You've also ])rogramn/ed
your
+I%
+ remote conu+ol to operate your DVD player. Since the DVD player sends its volume through
tile atldio system, yotl would have to botlnce back and tbrth between two remote controls: the
audio system's remote to adjust the volume and the _[W'sremote control to operate the I)VD
player,
The
saves
telling
fi)hln]e
Pllnchthl+ollgh
a I)ntton
the
1Y
feature
press
\vhen
r(2n_ote
to
vot.l'fe
retrieve
elinllnates
using
and
the
the
send
_
volnn/e
need
fenlote
for
vo/i
tn
adjust
eomn/aFJds
1o
use
the
D,vo
fron/the
controls
renlo[_'
v(/]nnle.
audio
In
eff(.'ct,
you
and
are
sys_n/whenever
the TV remote is in I)VD mode.
Therefore. after you've successfully set up the Volume P/mchthrough f_ature, whenever the _1_,:
l+<*tll()t_
+is in I)VI) mode (press the DVD Ilntton) and you want to adjust file volume, you only
have to press the VOL +/- or MUTE buttons. Follow the instructions below to set up Volume
Punchthrough.
1.
2.
On your remote control, simultaneously press and hold the ON-OFF and MI_TE huttons
(al)proximately 3 seconds) until a device button remains lit. Then release the buttons.
Press and hold tile MI_TE hutton tmtil tile device hutton hlinks off, then release the M[ TE
hnHo[l+
4.
Press and release the device button that you programmed
(receiver or amplifier).
Press and release the MI_TE button.
5,
Nov,+,test it/>}'
6,
Turn on the device that is connected
7,
Put the +I%%remote in SA'I*AI. X mode hy pressing
8,
Press VOL+ or VOL-. The volume _ronl the audio system should increase or decrease
a ceordingly.
ttlrning
oll
VOI/I"audio
sysR,nl.
to the audio system (satellite receiver, fl_r example).
Deleting ALL Volume Punchthrough
To delete all programmed
the facto W dethu/t:
to operate the audio system
Volume Punch.rough
the SKI',,A! X hutton.
Commands
settings and return the J_mote control back to
1.
Sinnlltaneously press and hold the ON-OFF and MITE buttons (approximately
until a device hutton remains lit. Then release the buttons.
2.
Press and hold tile MUTE hutton until tile device hutton hlinks off, then release the M[TE
button.
3.
Press and release the MUTE button.
4.
Tile
l'en/ote
rL'tllrns
tO norn/al
Vohln/eimllte
contro].
3 seconds)
CQnt rol+
Using
tlhe
Using the INPUT Button
1.
Repeatedl_
press the INP[T button to scroll through
the a_ailable
input sources
until you find tile
input associated
x_rith the device
such as \,CR or D\q) player) you want to _iex_.
2.
Once
•
you
find the butut
source
you want,
st(>[) pressing
INP[ T.
If 3ou tune to INP{T 1 and 3( ) m \(,R• is c(mnected to that input, you ,,,,ill be able to view 3our
\,CR. To play, stop, or rewind tile VCR tape using tile remote that n Auto Tuning, see Chapter 3,
•
\Vhen
viex3
ing
all
press INPI "I to g(> back
number.
input,
to enter the channel
to
_ iewing
channels
or
use
the
nkll]]bel
+ bllttons
Remote Code List
Note:
7_1e_odcs ar_ program_lab/c
Audio Codes
4[\g_ .......................................................
839 842
APEX ............................................................................
BOSE ............................................................................
CAI_ER ........................................................................
CITIZEN .......................................................................
CRITERION ..................................................................
DENON ..........................................................
803
DELPHI ........................................................................
FISttER ..................................................................
GOLDS'IAR ..................................................................
_RMAN
KARDON ..............................................
JVC .................................................................
790
KEN\X OOD ...............................
683 808 816 828
KOSS ............................................................................
MAGN@ OX ...........................................
7% 814
MA]_NTZ .............................................................
MITSUBISttI .................................................................
NAD ...............................................................
72I
NEO .............................................................................
NORCENT •...................................................................
ONKYO ...................................................
8(¸)5 81 l
OIYFIMUS .................... 667 747 748 749 751 752
PANASONIC ................ 79I 810 815 823 863 864
PItILIPS ............................................
75_ 814 823
PIONEER ..........................................
837 8_ 867
RADIO SIbXCK
706 _,,i 793 8(}6 86 _,8_ 867
851 860
436
672
825
826
_8
817 8_2
708
8F+ 821
766
8(_ 818
813 819
832 869
_ 15
915 756
688 824
877
739 743
725
9(17
812 892
754 793
891 950
824 825
878 893
868 875
878 8w9
RCA ........ 717 726 772 78[ 795 827 815 86G #X_
v 870 871
....................................................
8-2 8-q 8-8 8_9 449 895
R_ ALI_'I 1C ....................................................................
822
SABA ............................................................................
894
SAMS[ NG ....................................................................
454
SANYO .........................................................................
7O5
SC( )TF .........................................................................
768
SHARP ............................................................
67[ 684 809
SI IE1_,_OOD ...........................................
70(, 806 858 859
SKYFI ...........................................................................
725
SONY ........................................
323 _8 7_9 785 79 _ 79{4
.............................................
79 _) 833 834 835 836 843 909
"E-\O ..............................................................................
725
"lEA( ................................................
710 8(}- 855 856 857
TECHNICS .................................
791 810 815 823 863 864
"Ig3,ION ........................................................................
4+8
VENT[ RER ..................................................................
745
XM RADIO ............................................................
708 725
YAMAI {A .............. 801 802 838 8{0 8+1 8i6 8_7 848 849
Zt NIT]]
676 730 749 759 765 7(_6 =b>_8[4 787 85<) 405
to ar O' (_i'tbc (/_l'i_
bllHot_s ( _t7"*/l_ X D_ !D) o1"ltl_¢ r_lotc,
Cable
ABC ....................................................
46[ "_@i465 466
ADELI_I I_ ..............................................................
512
ALLEGRO ................................................................
525
AMERICASI" •..................................................................
A_I RONIX .............................................................
468
ARCHER ....................................................
468 469 470
A'I_T ..............................................................................
BELL SOUT[_ .................................................................
CABLETENNA ................................................................
(_ABL_IEW
...................................................................
CABLF2, ISION ................................................................
CENTURY •......................................................................
C]_[ZEN .........................................................................
COGECO ........................................................................
COLOR VOICE .......................................................
472
COMCA_
......................................................................
COMTRONICS ........................................................
47_
CONTEC ........................................................................
I)IGI_AL MUSIC _PRESS
............................................
EASTERN ........................................................................
EVERQUE_F ..................................................................
GARRARD ......................................................................
GC ELECFRON[CS .........................................................
GEMINI ...................................................................
536
GE ..................................................................................
GENEIb_L INSIRUMEN1 ¸ (GI) 5(_
_6l 465 511 513
.............................................................
530 531 514 464
HAMLIN ....................................................
461 48O 48[
ILL1CO ............................................................................
JASCO ............................................................................
JERROLD ....................... 509 46I 465 518 463 464
MAGN=WOX ..................................................................
MEMC)REX .....................................................................
MOTOROLA
¸¸¸509 465 513 518 530 531 4@_ 5ll
MOVIE TIME .................................................................
NSC ................................................................................
OAK ........................................................................
PACE ...............................................................................
]_NASONIC ............................................................
PA_L_,GON ...............................................................
PttIL1PS .......................................
471 479 485 490
PIHLIPS MAGN_k_ C)X .............................................
P1ONEER ...................................................
478 506
PULSAR ..........................................................................
RADIO SIbXCK ................................................
505
RCA ..................................................................
46()
_63
511
52_
527
46_)
_71
511
527
_68
468
5(_
471
_71
511
473
511
_75
_76
5F+
4_
4_
471
_
479
549
518
4{53
482
5(_
4_1
520 526
485
÷86
526 463
48 _
487
476 489
532
460 508
486 488
491 492
5{Iq _3_
493 4_
486
534 _25
471 51_
RI ALIS'HC .....................................................................
REGAl ............................................................................
REGENCY .....................................................................
REMBRANDT ................................................................
ROGERS ........................................................................
RI _NCO .........................................................................
SAMSI iNG ..............................................................
SCIENTIt_IC ATLANTA ¸¸¸¸¸¸¸¸4<)8_97 5116 535 512
$I {AW ............................................................................
SIGNAL .........................................................................
SIGN_FI iRE ..................................................................
SL MA]_X .......................................................................
SPRUCER .......................................................................
_E.kNDARD ...................................................................
S'IARCOM ..............................................................
STAI,_G_l'E ....................................................................
S'IAI,_ SIGHT ..................................................................
S'I_R TI_-_K ...................................................................
"IAN]_Y ..........................................................................
TELEVIEW .....................................................................
TEXSCAN ......................................................................
"1IME _kRNER ..............................................................
TOCOM ....................................................
4@_ 513
"IOStt]BA ......................................................................
"[_,86 ..............................................................................
UN1KA .............................................................
_68
UNITED CABLE ............................................................
UNIVERSAL ................................
_68 469 470 47I
VII )EO_-kY •..................................................................
VIDEOTRON
................................................................
VIEWS'I'AR ...............................................
475 48_
VIDEO TECH ................................................................
ZENITH ...............................
5(¸13525 47I 486 521
ZENIF_ NE']_,_iORK .....................................................
{69
482
477
_63
506
_86
_7_ 494
4_ 496
5 t1
474
463
_74
_60
_99
461 518
_74
5(¸}7
516
50(}
474
_99
5(16
520 501
_86
487
469 471
_61
5(¸)2524
504
506
487 5(¸}(¸1
550
522 523
527
Using
tlhe
IRef @ e
CQnt roll
CD
ADC ...............................................................................
(,60
ADCOM ..................................................................
661 714
Al\%k ...............................................................
663 707 842
AKAI ................................................................
715 737 83R
AUDIO TECtINICA ......................................................
665
CALIFORNIA AVDR) LAB!q .........................................
716
C_a3>KYRONR2 ...............................................................
669
CARVEF: ....................................................
666 667 668 825
CAR10 ...........................................................................
777
CITIZEN ........................................................................
826
CUI,TIIS M_I HER ..........................................................
777
DENON .........................................................................
670
EMERSON ..............................................................
661 673
FISHER ..............................................
667 675 676 677 718
GENEXXA .......................................................
6_3 678 719
GOLDS'IAR ...................................................................
720
HAKMAN KARDON ...............................................
6811691
]H'lTk(;I Il .......................................................................
678
INKEL ............................................................................
68I
jc PENNEY ............................................................
690 777
JVC .........................................................................
682 813
KENWOOD ................................
6_9 683 685 727 728 828
KREII .............................................................................
666
KYOCEILk .....................................................................
660
I_iXMAN ..................................................
686 68_ 729 738
EXI .................................................................................
777
MAGNA_ OX ...................................................
666 731 8RO
MAIL4\T'Z ................................................
666 688 689 732
MCS ........................................................................
6911777
MGA ..............................................................................
69I
MISSK)N .......................................................................
666
MITSVBISH l ...........................................................
691 692
NAD .......................................................................
721 743
NAKAM1CHI ...................................................
693 694 83 l
NEC ...............................................................................
690
NIKKO ............................................................
665 673 676
NSM ...............................................................................
666
ONKYO ....................................................
695 696 722 81 i
OP'IIMUS 667 668 678 (,_9 697 698 6_) 7110 -+4 7q _ 7q[
PANASONIC ......................................
716 733 740 820 862
PttlLIPS ...........................................................
666 731 825
PIONt ER .............................
678 VOl 702 719 75O 837 8-6
PROTON .......................................................................
666
QUASAR ........................................................................
716
I_ADIO SHA(K ............ RG8 699 _06 750 786 868 874 876
RCA ................ 661 66 v _O3 723 750 795 8_4 873 874 876
REALlb'II( .................... 66[ 667 669 673 678 689 69 v 699
ROTEI ............................................................................
666
SAE ................................................................................
666
RAMS[ NG .....................................................................
74 [
SANS1 I .....................................................
666 -04 723 734
SANYO ..............................................
66 _ 705 718 735 _42
SCO'IT ...................................................................
661 673
SEARS ..............................................................
6_9 689 777
SH-\RP ....................................................................
679 689
St IER\'_ OOD .....................................
681 689 698 706 8q9
St 11RE ...........................................................................
690
SONY .......................................................
707 792 794 800
S'IS ................................................................................
66O
SYL'VANIA .....................................................................
666
SYMPHONI( .................................................................
7R9
TEAC ...................................
676 689 159_) 7{)9 710 711 856
TECI INICS ................................................
716 _33 820 862
"IIiE]A I)R3I ]AL ...........................................................
73I
TOSHIBA ......................................................................
721
VICTOR .........................................................................
682
YAMMtA ...........................................
665 7[2 713 724 846
ZENFI}[ .............................................
67(, _30 759 78t 8qO
DVD
ADVENT .......................................................................
AFREEY .........................................................................
,kI_:Tt .............................................................................
ARM .......................................................................
AMES .............................................................................
AMW ......................................................................
ANAI3A ..........................................................................
M>EX 386 390 391 392 _24 4311436 439 _4_ 457
_9
ASPIRE ..........................................................................
A TREND ......................................................................
AI YDK)VOX ..................................................................
395
917
459
913
922
917
41,i
435
_3l
918
961
938
40I
933
393
921
AX[ON ..........................................................................
921
B&K ............................................................................
978
}_LAU]?UNKT .................................................................
430
]_ODYSONIC ................................................................
417
BOSE .............................................................................
672
BROKSONK; ...................................................
39_ 932 967
CENTRIOS .....................................................................
951
CttANGtK)NG
..............................................................
401
CINEVISR)N .................................................................
405
CLASSIC .................................................................
4111 431
COBY ..................................
926 946 _7 916 94q 928 89_
CONCEKF .....................................................................
4311
CRH ERR)N ...................................................................
_48
C[iRTIS INTERNATK)NA1 .....................................
929 928
CYBERHOME .................................................
393 985 939
C_RON
................................................................
446 388
DAKWOO .........................................
440 441 444 _l 965
DEN()N ..................................................................
400 421
DENZE1.........................................................................
428
DESAY •..........................................................................
958
DIAMOND VISION ........................................
948 892 896
DIGIX ............................................................................
934
DIGITRFP4 .....................................................................
445
DISNEY .........................................................................
458
DUAl .................................................
4"+7 98_ 956 _28 4_6
DI iIL4BIL4ND ........................................................
449 405
DVI) 21100 .....................................................................
_02
EL'E_ .......................................................................
,i34 435
EMERSON .........................................
4115 456 458 _(I 899
E_ ................................................................................
956
I_RENttEYY ...................................................................
960
FISHER ..........................................................................
416
FUNAI ....................................................................
_56 458
GE ..........................................................................
4119 430
GOLDS'IAR ...................................................................
405
GO _,IDEO ............ 41_ 426 455 431 937 971 45"_ _12 901
GPX ........................................................................
936 94_
GILAI)IEN_YE .................................................................
_ 15
GREENH1LL ..................................................................
430
tIAAZ .....................................................................
451 452
HALER ...........................................................................
935
H ARMAN KARI)()N ......................................................
427
HITACttl ..................................................
41_ 40 _ 419 428
HITEKER .......................................................................
_45
ttlJMAX .........................................................................
912
ILO ................................................................................
959
INFINITY ......................................................................
41 _
INSIGNIA ..........................................
4115 456 905 921 4311
INITIAl ..........................................................................
_311
INTEGRA ......................................................................
422
JBI ..................................................................................
"t27
jvc ....................................................
406 _18 923 %4 91111
JWIN ................................................................
390 893 895
KAWa*SAKI .............................................................
_5 449
KENWOOI) ............................................................
4110 429
K_S ...............................................................................
_28
K_t .................................................................
43O _6 386
KONKA .............................................
41!¸1411 912 413 9115
KOSS ......................................................................
41 _ 388
KXD ..............................................................................
894
LASONIC ................................................................
451 948
LENOXX .................................................................
931 435
LG ....................................................................
405 972 907
LINN ..............................................................................
_43
L1TEON ...........................................................
982 _12 898
MAGNAV(_X ......... 398 "+118979 981 980 456 915 914 969
MAI,L4_\TZ .........................................
3!18 'ill5 4O8 423 !181
MAXENT •......................................................................
923
MEDION ..................................................
911 "+46_13 896
MEMOF,EX ....................................................................
4"t6
MICROSOKI" •................................................................
409
MINTEK ........................................................................
430
MITS,1JBISI ti ..................................................................
402
MURTEK ........................................................................
"t31
MYRON & DA\ IS .........................................................
962
NAIl .......................................................................
_l_q 433
NAKAM[Cttl .................................................................
432
NESA .............................................................................
43R
NEXXTECH ..............................................
952 954 955 956
NORCENT •........................................
926 982 927 925 928
ONKYO ..................................................................
_22 975
OPTIM[ iS ......................................................................
404
ORR)N ..........................................................................
394
ORITRON ......................................................................
_ 15
RANASONIC ........................
387 396 4011437 974 950 9711
t¼CIHC .........................................................................
446
PII]LIPR .......... 398 4!¸18423 755 979 981 980 456 458 969
PHILIPS _\GNA'_ OX ....................... 398 _R8 423 979 980
PIONEER ....................................
4113 404 976 977 968 9119
POLAROID ......................................................
385 949 957
POLK A/il)I/3 .................................................
398 408 981
PORTLAND ...................................................................
435
PROL[NE .......................................................................
_ 15
PROSCAN ...............................................................
_l_ 890
PROSONIC ....................................................................
926
I_,M)K) SttACK ........................................
449 _53 !119 920
R(_ ............................................
9119 4311449 453 920 890
REGENT •.......................................................................
931
REO(; .............................................................................
_51
ROSEN ..........................................................................
930
ROTE1............................................................................
406
SABA .............................................................................
919
RAMSVNG ..................................
4117 454 4q5 942 963 891
RAMP() ..........................................................................
_I7
SANSIiI ..........................................................................
394
RANYO ...................................................................
416 904
SEARS .....................................................................
3_ 456
REG ...............................................................................
428
St]ARP ....................................................................
397 897
SttERWOOI)
.................................................................
425
SItINCO ........................................................................
43!¸1
SttINSONIC ...................................................................
430
SONIC BLUE .................................................................
937
SONY .........................................
987 988 989 389 399 986
ROUNI)_)RM
......................................................
910 911
SUNGAI E ......................................................................
953
S1 _PERSCAN ..................................................................
456
SV21_I0 ..........................................................................
456
S'*L_ANL_ ..............................................................
_56 458
bYMPtR)NK; ...................................................
456 458 899
TEAC ......................................................................
41_ 449
TEC] tN1CS .....................................................................
400
TECIIWOOD
................................................................
433
TE]LAI?IN .......................................................................
9_3
FEVION ...............................
388 446 447 448 "+_l1451 452
THR'[_ DK;1TAI ............................................................
404
T]VO ......................................................................
912 909
TOSI IIBA ..........................................
394 398 973 924 983
TREDEX ........................................................................
9_1
UNHED ........................................................................
4_9
_!NTURER
...................................................................
449
WI IARI:EDALE .......................................................
_42 417
WI tlTE WEST1NGttOUSE
............................................
458
X BOX ...........................................................................
_09
XENIUS .........................................................................
388
_AMA}¼ ..................................................
41_1 420 979 980
YAMA KA\V_ ...........................................................
@8 428
ZENITH ..................................................................
4115 9117
DVD/VCR Combo Codes
Where
l)_I)
the
code
is Hsted
is
I=_=
==-]
the
_st
a_d the second
is _>1¸ the VCR ()therx_ise
47] 628 612 65"_ 588 589 590
I)ISttPRO .................................................
588 q89 590 654
DX AN_ITNNA .......................................................
568 _82
ECtIOSPttERE ...............................................................
628
E(iIIOS'IAR ............... [6551 [647¸[ 628 612 654 _88 589 5_)
EXPRESS_, l i .............................................
654 647 655 628
F()t_EC _AR ............................
569 5% 556 557 558 559
FI[J]TS1 _ .................................................................
591 592
GE ................................
636 6A9 637 622 653 6_0 65I 652
GEMINI .........................................................................
595
GENER-\L INSTRUMENT (GI) {627] [642] [6_3} 164"J 648
64(¸) 6_5 564 565 566 593
GE) VII)EO ....................................................................
6¸1(}
] HTACH] ....................................
638 629 630 632 641 6(_
HU(;HES NE'D,'; ORK
62[ 641 6{¸)7580 [632] _38] [6291
[6301
IVC ................................................................................
628
Kt NWOOD ...................................................................
598
LUXOR ..........................................................................
599
MAGNAVOX ...................................................
576 612 639
MACOM ........................................................................
6{_)
MITFMBISHI ...............................
641 632 638 629 630 6(U
MO'[ OROLA ..........................................................
648 618
NORS'IX[
.....................................................................
601
PACt ................................................................
61_ 615 646
PANSNI ........................................................................
58}
PANASONIC ....................................................
626 586 5_X,
PRIMES'I'&R ............................................................
627 640
PIIILIPS .......... 57(} 612 621 629 d30 632 638 641 607 639
P] tIL1PS MAGNA\ OX .....................................
576 612 (53{)
PIONI ER .......................................................................
6{b
PROS£I" ........................................................................
563
PRE)S(AN ...................................
636 637 d50 653 65 t (}52
RCA ............ [636] 649 {637] 622 658 653 65O 651 652 098
REA]AB'I1C ..............................................................
567 6O3
SAMSUNG .........................................
59_ 583 613 616 619
SHAI/P ...........................................................................
6(ki
SKY Nt "[XVORK ..............................................
614 6tq 6}6
SIt RlC4 1 II II1 ...............................................................
561
SONY .......................................................
623 657 659 602
"KIARCtlOICI ..................................................
640 64:, 627
S'{AR SIGIIT .................................................................
633
S]kR TIO\K ...................................................................
608
STS ..................................................................
568 570 571
SUPER GI YIDE ..............................................................
609
SYL\ 4NI4 .....................................................................
581
TE)SHIBA
64 [ 632 638 629 630 607 572 624 625 631
tYIXIMA'I E "IY ........................................................
653 659
tJNIDEN ..........................................................
633 573 611
t NFIED ........................................................................
59 _
VIDE() CIPItER l[ .........................................................
5vi
WEB TV .................................................................
6[2 585
ZENITII ................. 617 63-_ 656 595 646 562 5v_ 587 635
VCR Codes
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arid
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(sometimes
atlal<;g
and
digital
daannels,
l)igJtal
called
mhzor
_bc_r_z*4,s9 c_re cbcmrzels
ccdled the mc!jo_ cba_z_ze!). A prima
associated
O, cbam_el
Primary
Channel
Direct Tuning
be
u,/tt_ the
mc O, bave /usl
[ll_'
Tip:
Use the channel banner to determine whether
a channel is digital or analog. A digital (ATSC
or QAM) channel displays a "D" before the
channel and may have a dash and socond
number after it (e.g., 21-1); an analog channel
(NTSC)displays an "A" before the channel and
only has one channel number (e.g., Ch 21).
(if necessary)
to a Channel
1,
_,'Iald.(_ sure
2,
_I_t[('l"
[h_!
D[+II]]_]I+_ ' (h_]Ill_t(
I)l'(_ss
()K
or
3.
can
()l* _ZlZt[t_ 91_" S_I[)C/)CI]IJIC/S.
A "D" is displayed for digita#
an "A" is displayed for analog
avai]abk-
daannels
stll)chai/lqc,ls,
r(,l]]O[(,
wait
analog
is J[l
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T\,
tIlo(l_
'] l_(lI]]b(21",
s_,(Ol/(Is,
clm[m_d
or
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pr(_'ssJt_t_
I_t[l[Ilb('[
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digital
TV
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('ll[l+y
to
box,
t['_ _ 131-st
sul)chanm,l.
ff d_e primmy dmnnul m]mb_'r has tower d_an six digits tier cabk_), or two digits (for
aH[enml) a[_d you x%am to _nt_'r subchannel humblers, im_ss fl_e SI B CH or SI I_CItANNEL
I)!l[[(51q
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to
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cba_ge cbam_e_
Getting
[O [h_'
t]/_
1,
_'Iak_'
2.
Pr¢'ss tl_' INFO button
I'_load(,bTvtrols menu allows you to wogram your TV so that
children cannot see certain programs, channels, ol- use the buttons on
the front of the "I_,'.The Pare*_ta/(,bntro/s tllentl controls the snttwarc,
inside your '1%7(retermd to as V-Chip) which lets you program ynur '1%7
so it \vo//'{ display certain DFogr0.1nsand lnovies based on violence, sex.
or other content yOU may believe children should not view. Ot'_ce you
block l)rograms, yotl or other adults can !lnblock proglTalns by entering
a password to !lr/lo( k video or enter the password to edit the [_'attlrc's ill
the Pare*_t_d (2)ntroZv menu. By default, the soft\rare inside your TV is
t!lr/led
'Oft," SO if you don't \van[ to use this [_-'ature, yotl can just ignore it.
The optkms in the Pare*ztal (,>*ztrols menu are {ZSAlsChip. Ca*_ada
V-UT.Jip,l'-67.Jip { *zrttt_,d. and Fro_zt !4utto_z 14lock.
Before V-Chip is explained,
ulllock your 3_7,
fil>t you need to know how to lock and
LocklUnlock TV
The LockiI nlnck TV option is tout-_d ill the Channel S¢!ttlp lnOtlLI.
Selecting this option lets you lock and unlock tile parental controls
and channel lists using a password. If the TV is locked when watching
TV, you only see the channels that are marked as 17eu:able. Locking
the I_ _ also bh_cks channels in @an*wl Setup (go to page 45 for more
intormation/.
Notes:
a_zd
When
locki*zg the f_ ; .Fo_ 7l
th#_z tn re-el_ter
th¢, f_ass_{,ord
be asked
a seco_d
to er_ter
a
password
tlll2e to re-col'{/h*l_z
.yozlr
f)glSStL ,ord chol'c( _,
Tip
You must lock the TV for the parental controls settings to be
enforced_
(l')'ou do *zotlock the 77. r_os_eof the setti*zgs /br l ;Chip, chctnr_el
block, as._dfi'ont pa_e/ block tc_ke qff{_(t.
(/')'ou jb_qd )ourpassword,
simultc_*zeoz_slj,press and bold the MENC/
OK butto*z o*v tl)_',/l_u*vtpanel a*vd VOL- butto_z o*_the remot_,,/i)r three
second(Is. 7]'?isreset,s the password on(j' and _*zlocks the T_ all other
s(,tti_qs in !_ar_mtal Omtro/.s arc, not cha_vged.
How V-Chip Works for the USA and Canada
V-Chip reads the program's age-based rating (TV-MA, "1%:-14,etc.) and content themes [(Violence
(V), Adult Language (L), etc.)]. If you have blocked the rating and/or content themes that tile
program contains, you will receive the message telling you that tile program is blocked from
viewing.
I_r(>adc islets are not required
to prnvide
content
themes,
so Drogr i[ns received
\_,ith 11o content
themes xxill only be blocked
if yOtl block their age-based
rating. You can also block
that have been given all Exelnl)t rating, and progratlis
that are considered
!lnrated,
out programs
Using
the
TV%
IFea@ures
USA V-Chip TV Ratings
The' UqA V-Ct'n_)7URatin_ lets you deckh, which 1%' programs
cannot be vie'wed, 7-(1set "Bi programming limits:
1,
Choose
CT)ctn_zelb_,tztpfi'om the Main metal. If CT)an_zel 5?,tztp has
previously
bt,en
select
IocIq{._(],
]}(IFe)zt(l[
you
nlust
{'llt('r
TV-MA
Mature A udience Only
TV-14
Parents Strongly
TV-PG
Parental Guidance Suggested
TV- G
General A udience
TV-Y7
Directed to Children 7years
and older
TV- Y
All Children
Cautioned
y()!lF
po,ss\vord,
2.
Then
(,})nttTffs.
3.
Highlight and select U£N V-Chip.
4.
Highlight and select V-Chip 7_Rat/%q.
5.
Once yon get to the l'-Chl}) 7WRating screen, use the arrow buttons
and OK on your remote to change the status of a TV program rating
or content theme from Vieu'able to Blocked.
Proceed
to tile next sectiOllS for n/ore
stares of TV program limits,
Hierarchy of Age-Based Ratings
can and
Blocking
Age-Based
details
about
how
to d/ange
the
Ratings
YOu can autonlaticallv block all program ratings above a specified agebased rating level, For example, if you {rely want vour child to watch
proglTan/s that have a T\,-G rating and lower (ill ()tiler words, yotl \vant
the child to watch lET-G, 1_7-_7. and "I_:-Y), then you need to bk)ck out
higher ratings.
To block programs
with higher ratings:
1,
First, determine the lowest level rating you don't want the child t{}
waRh (see chair of age-based ratings {m previous page).
2,
Highlight the lox_est rating you do not want the child to watch. In
the example discussed above, you would highlight TV-PG, since the
highest rating y{}n want the chiM t(>watch is 3%'-G,
3,
PRESSthe OK button to toggle bet_veen I_eu'ablP and l£ocked.
The status fklr the rating listed to tile right and all higher ratings
antonlatically change to Hk>cked (and H),
4,
Select
Lock 7_from
alld re-enter
password
the Parental
a se(ond
(_bntroLs menu,
tin/e to
confirn]
Enter a l)assword
the password,
To view age-based ratings after you've [)locked then< fl}lh}w fl_e same
steps as above to make the rating ITeu,ahle (l).
Notes: 7he co_ztent statzts.fiekl.v co*v'e,sponding to the z_*zbh)cked
ralin_ become fTewable as well. Th<} and the (lke <,ff?,ct
Chap er3
tlhe
Content
Themes
Blocking
Specific
Content
You can block programs
D
Sexually explicit dialogue
cO/3t('nt
theln('
Themes
bas_'d on th_qr content.
for a palti(
tllar
rating,
yotl
content theme for higl-_er rated progran/s
\\hen
atltomati(
ally
you block a
block
that
as well.
L
Adult language
S
Sexual situations
V
Violence
For example, if you do not want yotlr child to watch progl7alns that h0.ve
adult language /L) rated TV-PG or higher, theH you could block out all
programming qY-PG and above containing adtdt language.
Fat_tasy Violet_ce
To block program coi-fft,nt:
FV
1.
Determine
watch.
2.
{se tile up and down arrow buttons on the remote to hig/alight the
age-based ratings that correspond with die lowest content you do
not want die child to watch. (In the example above, you wotlld
highlight _I_'-PG.)
.
the lowest
level of content
vou
don't
want
the child
to
Press the OK button to change contel'tt status fronl (V) Viewabk, to
(ID IUocked. All higher ratings' content themes change to t3locked.
Notes: Broadcastm*s a*w *_ot rc,q_Urcd to proz'id{, co*_tm_t th*,m{,s
or dzie Rati*_g me0u:
1.
Press MEN! on tile remote control (the Maisv M{,*_ appear,s).
2.
Select Cha*z*l{,l &_mp. Enter your passxvord if necessa W.
3.
Select Pdr(,*Tt(ll (,b_Ttro/s.
4.
Select U.gA V-Chip.
5.
Select V-dY_ipMoz ie lqatilvf7.
Usi ng
the
TV%
IFea@ures
Blocking Movie Ratings
If you only want your cllild to watdl movies that haw, a PG rating and lower tin other wnrds.
movies rated PG and G), then you could automatically block out all other movies with higher
ratings.
_[k>block movies, follow the above steps used to describe
blocking
content themes,
Note: q?)me moz,ies m_(Fbe git'e*_ a .'cot Rated (NR) ra/it_g, d/}¢.r blocki*_g mol ie ratit_gs, you
razes/s¢.t XR to >)¢.u'able separat@,
/n _'i#u, ,\7,7_r_)_li_'S.
elk)view ln(wie ratings af'_er you've blocked theln, follow the same steps as above to make the rating 17eu'clbk. (1:).
Canada
V-Chip
t;anadian TV V-Chip supports t\\ro different Canadian rating systems:
English and French. The E_glisb or _)_<._ch(2t_zaUa 1'-(Tbip TVRati*_g lets
yon decide which TV programs can and camlot be viewed. To set "1.7
progranmling limits:
1.
Choose
2.
]f dT)amlel &.tup has previously
password.
.
4.
d'hamu4 _S?.t¢tpfrom tile Main menu.
Choose Paternal
been locked, you nmst enter your
61)mro/s.
Highlight Canada
or [-)'_,_zch Ratirlgs.
f'-dT;,ip and select
either
Canada's
ETvglisb leati*_g,v
Once you get to the E_Nlisb or I.)*<,_zchRat/*Ns screen, rise the arrow
buttons and OK Oll vour remote to change the status of a TV program
rating or content theme h()m Vieu'abD, to !3/ocked,
V-Chip Unrated
Program
Block
Selecting this option lets you decide if programs that the V-Chil_ recognizes
as <*vt Patu.l ]:_lock can:
•
Keep children from watching
•
Keep young children
_1_r when the parent is not present,
h-ore playing with the buttons
on the _I%',
(When using this as a Pare*_tal (/o_t_*ol method, you should remove
access to any remote that is capable of operating the television,)
Don't lotget to lock the _1_;after vou select Bk>c,_ed, If VOtl do not, the
h'ont panel block will not take effect,
Note: {/'po_wr to the TV L_lost /br an exte*zcled peHod, lbe butlo*zs
become u_zblocL?ed,g/oc#i_
tbe fi'o_zt b_tttoJ_s does tzot disable, the
./)*o*zti_p_t /a(L>s
Channel Lists
The channel lists contain the tk)llowing intk>nnation: major channel
mlmber, with sub-channel number only if it's a digital channel; channel
call letters, if available when channel is tuned; indicated as an analog or
digital channel (if available), Signal Strength (if available), 3kzzo*'iteCh
List; and 6_'_il use the Main Menn:
Press the MENU button (the Main Me*zu appears).
Navigating
Menu
System
IIse the arrow the
buttons
(left, right,
up, down) to move ttlrough the menu and
.........................................
2,
iiiiiiiiiiii
,
Tips
highlight different options.
Press the OK buttcm to select a highlighted
Xole:
A shortcut method to accessa menu item is to press
the number button on the remote that matches the
number next to the on-screen menu. For example, in
the Main Menu, press 2 to go straight to the Audio
menu,
Feel free to explore the menu system. If you're ever
unsure where you are in the menu system, look at
the menu path at the top (for example, Main Menu,
Picture Menu) or if you're just tired of exploring,
press CLEARto remove the menus from the screen
and start over again.
Menu path
*g(4_'l
[)FCSS
t0
l_)("
tb{"
*lZttlID{?F
()*_-SCF_gtg
bzttto_z
Otl
t_?("
10 S('](_CI
lZlgtg*l
item.
F(?tglOte
that
tHgItC]'){)S
t_?("
tlll
fH b(?*"
l]3( _ of_ltO!2,
_[>;exit the Mai*z :k/et_z/:
•
Press CLEAR. The on-screen
return to TV viex_ing.
•
Press MENI..
•
Press 0 !Go Back) or GO BACK on the remote.
On-Screen
Ii_iorill;ltion
displays are cleared front the screen and you
Help
appoal\'_
on
nlost
scr(,ons
to
_lSSJSt
VOIl
in
ilnd(,rs,
tai'tding
yonr
lIl_[/tl
selection. -1"othe right of the highlightod metal item is a display area that might
provide text for the item selected along with any submenu items. In additicm,
a zIlen[l path appears at the top of the scree[l
to let VOtl know
whea_
you are
in the menu system. At the bottom of the screen am two lines of help text that
explain the currently highlighted item.
Highlighted
menu
selection
Controls
Help text
Controls let you adjust the detault settings of your 3-\. You can choose a setting,
enter a numl)er, or adjust a level such as tint or/)righmess.
There are ti)ur types
of controls:
•
Sliders
•
Chcfice
•
Alphaintlzileri(
•
Menu
lists (check
(action,
boxes,
entries
choice
fields)
radio
buttcms)
Using
the
TV s
I enu
Sliders
Slidvrs
To
ar(!
rl/ak('
select
a Sl)e(ifi_
point
of
I
co[]trol
that
his
confin!lollS
le_,els,
for thu feature 3ou
Highlight
2,
Press the lip or do_n
irro_\ btlttOn to adBIst the il]dJca[or oll a veltkal
slider, Press the left or right arrow Imtton to adjust tile indicator
on a
horizontal
slider.
Q
Choice
[]
[]
[]
Q
@
Check
boxes
Check boxes
Radio buttons
Turn TV Off at:
to
1.
[]
Turn TV On at:
tlsed
H(Jj[ist//'t_,nts:
boxes and radio buttons are used to select options
let you select one or n/ol-{? options.
A radio btltton
option.
1,
[se
2,
Press
box
the
arrow
ri(
billions
OK to sele(t
Numeric
The
to
{,ntrv
fi{'](]s
are
DLIttOIIS
1.
Use tile left/right
2.
To er'tter
()K
Menu
(}n-s__reen
the settings
arrow
lnel'tll
you
Lit2 dowT1,
()K
to select
or de-select
a check
{'nt(,r
passw()rds,
alTOW,
to highlight
and
(hallIl{'l
tilne,
ilse
tile
used
to
tin]('
vahles,
ill!id(}\vn,
can be used
v()hlnl{,
to enter
the
tile field,
Wake-I p Timer, highlight
as the
the
lll(ist
th('
()n the h-(mt panel
Ilutton
such
numb{'rs,
Hnd
or simply
11s(2 the
n!lnlber
I)!ltt(}ns,
the
n/lll3ber
+
or
- field
billions,
W()
Items
itenls
of the specifi_
arrow
to
buttons
b!lttOliS,
;ire
ac__{'ss
item highlighted,
Then
item's intormati(}n,
T{) make
c()rresponding
to the item.
Action
press
renlotv
to change
p issw(yrds,
On-screen
do\vn
I)utton;
!lSe(I
OI3 the
values,
time
Dress
enter
and
left, right,
tronl a list. Check
lets yotl sele(t only
Entries
IILInlbcr
and
inove
a radio
upid{}wn,
and MENIIiOK
inh)rmation,
The
v, am to adjust.
Lists
()lie
NuJl/t,
the slider
prfPss
(-)K
a selection
th{'
illl(}rnlatioil
Highlight
or
right
ill one
an(I,,or
change
the item with the u I)
arrow
buttorl
sR_p, press
to
access
tile nunlber
the
button
Buttons
An on-screen
button
button.
the right arrow
Press
that
pertbrms
I)utton
the acti{m lallelh'd
to highlight
on the I)tlttOI"_ is an a(tiog_
and press
()B7 to select.
VCR
Choice
VCR2
A choi(x, field Q;d('s through
at least IV,{} or n'l(Jr( _ choices, Press 01<. to select
thv next (_[][IA7wlthii-_ tile ch{}ke field. Moving Eli{' highlight
to a different ch(/ic{,
field, pressing
CLEAR, {}rexiting tile n]enu saves the selection
previously
made,
DVD
Fields
Ch_p_er
4
Usin9
tlhe
I @nu
Nystet
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Picture Menu
TIR _ Piclzlre
,_)d_7,
HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
i ,S,,_A®,_
nlentl,
_1I_,1_// contains
])l'c/ltre
3"ctii_7_s,
Each
one
ln(fnus
.%Fce_7
is descri/)ed
to
con_gllr('
I_)J_l/<
vid(,o
Adl'a_Tced
settings:
Dic/llt'e,
and
D[ctlll_e
Sct'ee_7
Pl_OSOl
A_s/
/)elow,
Note: 1,17bm,_
cba_g#zg a_z item ir_ the Pict_re Mmzu. the graphics become
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
i_,_ _o_ _ _o_o_
tl*glIZSD_lt_eklt
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
_
SO .l'Ott
C_l_l
s_e
_OlL'
.l'Ottr
(tc]iIISttHeIIt<_
C!_]_
t t_Te
D[Ctllt_e,
1,
Press MEN( on the remote control (the Ma#z Me*z_t appears).
2,
Highlight Picture and press ()K (the Picture options appea0,
Note: Wbesvmakis_g IJictm'e ehat_CtZI_*_,P_%,_etx displays
_l (boil('
list that
I(_ts }'Oil s(,l(_(t
o1/( > of th(,s('
l)r(>s_2t
pic'ture settings: D'b _ _t (De ,) _?_turat< ('i_s_,matic (,_gllt), 5]_orts. and Persorml,
Choose your setting I)ased on the degree of lighting in yotlr rooln, After yotl
select a preset, the settings listed to the right are adjusted automatically,
If you choose Personal, you can customize each picture quality setting to your
desired level, and a message appears asMng if you want to save those settings.
After you've saved your personal settings, yotl can go back into the l]flen/1 an(]
select a different picture preset. For example, if you normally use Personal but
want to watch a s[_(_x_
r ii_ lTbra*zt (Da)) lighting, choose _Tbratzt (Dgo), watch
the show, and then afterwards return to your (tlStOl'flized settings
by choosing
Pe_xotmL The PRESETS burton allows you to scroll fl_rough your Picture Presets
qllickly. (io to the R_nlote chapter for nlore inl<)rnlation,
Picture
Settings
The Picture,Setti_looks. _)tlr options tind(>r the Dfctz_r_,,ST,ttilT<_{sinwll!l ar(H
Colltrast
Color
Tint
l)iffbre[/ce
I)_.>{X\r('t_II
the! light Ind dark art_as of [l'i(- i)i(tur( >.
The richness of the color,
The balance between
the red and green levels,
Biqghtitess
The brigl-ltness of the picture.
Sharpness
The crispness
of the edges in the picture.
To create picture settings fbr the xideo inputs:
1,
Press the INPIT button v,hik_ in tile Pict#tre Settir_SS
Advanced
the TV
Fgtt])(_)
Picture
**t_)CtH
H(gl
_(_lt[Hff
tO
t]')("
Screoil
Forl3lat
u itb a
flT(>Hz_ ',
Menu
The Ach'a*lced Picmr. options let you enhance picture peril)finance and adjust
picture position. When you select Advatzcecl I_hmre, a sullmenu al)pears with
options:
Auto Flesh Tone
Choose Ot_ or (_i
Minimizes the flesh tone variations
depending on your pret_-rence,
of the TV picture,
Color Temperature
Automatically adjusts the color temperature of tile
pict/lre,
The [_,at!lrt. lets you set one of three a!ltOlIlatic color adjustments:
• Cool
• Normal
• Warm
More bhle,
Standard
picture color,
More red,
Video Noise Filter
Displays a list that lets you set (/ne of the three
settings that allows you to reduce picture "statiC' or any type of
interference, A differont Noise Rech_ctio*z setting can be stored R_r each
input, but only applies to devices c(/nnected to the composite inputs. You
can set tile Aoise Rtduct/(m to Frame Cbmb, A(ll'clHc¢.dP)*d*_l¢.Cbm& (it Q/s_]
The settings are explained in tile on-screen help toxt,
Green Enhance
Makes g_en "greener" and increases tile saturation, For
example, nature shows and Sl)()ltillg events are especially enhanced by this
teature, The options are Otz and Qi.._
DetailEnhance
Makes tile edges of the video steeper, sharper, and
crisper, There are two options tilt tile this lne[lu: ()17 or ()./_iIf altilacts
appear in the vide(), change the setting to QZ')'I
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Contrast Enhance
Makes tile picture appear brighter by deepening the black parts of
the picture. This also helps to maintain a nlore consistent black level front one scene to the
next. The options are O*_and Oz')_7
Film 3:2 PuUdown
Automatically detect.s video sources that were originally recorded nn
fihn and converted to a different fornmt. Film .;..2 Pzdldozzw modifies the couvelted signal
so it looks as close as possible to tile original, a process called reverse 3:2 pulldown. Film
._:2 Pldldo_*l is applied to all inputx ()ptinns are:
• Advanced
The defilult and reconmlended
when needed.
setting. Turns 1.)7m.3:2 Pzdldnz_w cm
• On
Used in circumstances
when tile T\: is to lie used solely with fihn-hased
• Off
l_se this setting if you think the reveme 3:2 pulldown
sources.
is causing distoitions
in
your picture.
Reset Picture
Menu button resets all Picture Menu controls to their original hlctory
set0ngs (except t_twnim! Pict_re t_P_'I, I/oriz(mt_d and _},r/ica! Pnsitiot_. and Smnntbi*_
A*{/_tst) tkn-the currently tuned input (see on-screen text). To reset the settings, you must:
1. Tune to the input you wouM like to reset.
2. Press MENI. to access the Mairl M(,*zz_.
3. Fronl tile Adl,atzc_,d &,ttitlgs nlenu, select Rcsct C?lmrols. and then select Rcs(,t to reset
the settings tot the curn.ntly tuned input.
Screen Adjust Menu
The .%r{,{,nAc{l'z¢stmetal allows you to positk)u and adjust the picture on-screen.
The options are:
HorizontalPosition
Allows you tn adjust the picture let} and right. Press
the right arrow button to move the slider right and move the picture to
the right. Press the lelt arrow button to move the slider lett and move tile
picture to tile /eft.
VerticalPosition
Allows you to adjust the picture tip and down. Press
the right arrow button to move the slider right and move tile picture up.
Press the left arrow button to move the slider left and move the picture
down.
Smoothil_g
Adjust
Allows you to adjust tile lines of tile picture so they
appear snlonth.
Press the let,,right
arrow buttons to adjust. I_se rile menu
your "test pattern" when adjusting
stlloothness.
AutoAdjust
If a device is connected
the (in-screen
has Auto Adjust, just choose )?,a.
lilentl
o/)tion
optimizes
as
to tile HI)MI inputs, the Azzto Ac{/_tst
of the video. If your input
position
Using
the
TV%
I enu
Audio Menu
The Aztdio menu lets yotl adjust audio output. To _ccess tile Aztdio menu, pr<_ss
MENU on the remote, and then select Az_dio from the main menu. The following
audio items can be adjusmd: S'oz_t_dPreset Mode. So_t_zd[_4qi¢-,!3alat_c{_,atee*w
0_l are stored in memo W in case you ,switch t_-om FLw,ci Lcl¢l
hack to *@riabl_, t#zwl. ,s}>_,aketw()t_.
Yo[I
Note: ,S'oztnd PFCS*'t_$fodcsar_, stnFed./i>*"each il'lpztt All <>the**
a*tdio
S_'llZllgS_ll'e store_l glnbal{3, acrnss all t'_put._ cs_2cl_zolp_r il'tp_t.
fi,ature
Sound Logic
Acting like a dynamic
rang{, limitcr, it (ompresses the dvnami< range to limit
(for exan_ple,
the sudden
increase
in _ohlnle
yon
SOllletillles hear v, hen a (Olllnler('ial starts). Choose Or_ or (._/.)'_depending on
your l)re[_'ren( e.
sIIdden
vohnlle
inere
tses
Balance
_e Ba_nce setting applies to the internal speakers and the headphone output.
Balance is how much audio (loudness) gets sent to the lef_ and fight speakers.
Note: i3ah_*_c_,app/ics i/'Fix_L'_Driab/_, O_t i._s_>tto I'_*dablc L_,ud.
.S)'_(,aL_+,rs
O,l. &,e tbe.lbllou i*_gparmore l'qfi_rmatio_
Advanced Audio
The Advanced
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OLItpll[, The
o_
Audio menu has options
options
tl-lat allow you to adjust audio input and
are:
Sound Expansion
I)isphtxs _ choice list of available audio modes, xxhich
control the way the sonn(l (olnes thr()ugh y()tlr speakers when the TV is
set to using the _riablc O_tpzzt. The selected setting affects all inputs and
tllners.
To cleate
the
settings:
1. PRess the MEN[ button (the Ma_n .gIct_u appears).
2. Select Ad_'a*_c_,dA_dio,
options appear:
and then So_HvdF-vpa_vsinn. The following
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Mono
tlhe
I @nu
This should
only
be used
Stereo
Splits the inconling
front chaT'reels.
The following options
are availahle only if t;l_t/_gwiable
stereo
when
audio
Systet
tile stereo
signal
signal
is weaR,
into left and right
Oz_t is set to I_a*'iable Lezel. 5)>(,ak_,r_0,_:
Off No SRS processing is applied to the audio.
$R$(O_
SRS Adds greater depth and stereo separation to stereo audio signals, l)elixers a panoramic
stage from stere() ntaterial, l_se the SRS FOCIIS adjttsmlent on the right to adjust the clarity.
3-1) sound
Audi_a La*_g./Mode
Lets you choose the deEmlt audio language/mode
you want to hear fl.)r ATSC (digital 1_7)
programs. If the Audio hang.i Mode icon (_1) in the harmer lights, it ntems there is more thin one audio language/
mode available. The system automatically set.s the audio program to the default audio languageintode
h-ore the mentt
when the channel you are viewing is a digital channel and the specified language is available f(>r that program.
Soi]]e programs can have audio mode available that can he heard hut that cannot be set as the deblult. To select and
hear those audk) modes, navigate to the "Change Audio" action button and select OK. or use the SO{ ND button on the
remote.
Note: }bu can change the Az_dio Lang3 Mod_, temporari(i, lo pressing the SOF%D butto*_ 0*2the remote co*ztroL
(7)a_7 O_')'"
and allows variable output from the TV's FIXED/VARIABLE AI_DIO
()l TPUT jacks, lse this setting if the _IWis connected to an audio
receiver or amplifier and the voluine is controlled by the -[_,.
• Fixed Level, Speakers
Off Turns the TV's fl-ont speake> QZ')'"
a[_d provides fixed output from the _l*:'s FIXE1)i\,ARIABLE A[DIO
()UTPUT jack to a receiver or amplifier. With the Fixed Output, the
_lW'svolmne control, graphic equalizer, arid mum are disabled. This
output is ideal when connecting to an audio receiver or amplifier that
has its own remote control tot controlling
the vohllne.
DigitalAudio
Out Allows you to output Dolby Digital sulTround sound, if
available, and ynu've connected a six-channel receiver to the _IW'sDIGFIAL
AUDIO ()UTPI. T jack with a digital optical cable. Choose Auto Select to
have the T\ choose between Dolby Digital and PCM Choose PCM if your
receiver is PCM only.
DVIAudio
Input
Allows you to select the audio input you're using if
you've connected an HDMIiI)VI cable adapter to the ttDMI input. Select
from the inputs listed. Go to page 12 tor more intornlation.
Channel
Setup Menu
The (Tbamzvl 5_.tup menu lets you find, add, alld delete channels, arid set
Par_'nta/ Controls, Iten'_s in the C])a*_z(.l g_.t_p n'_enu are: Lock Tt?g_zlock TI'.
C/:?a*_tzelSea_'ch, Cg_a*zm,lList, Udeo l_*pzct5'et_p A_k,a*zce(l .q_.tt/rtgs and
t_tremal Cn_ztrnL_.
Lock 7};/{ *zlnck TV, Chanm4
explained ill Chapter 3.
Channel
Engaging
available
channel,
channels
Ll_t. Vid¢.o h_[mt .Si_tztp,and I)arenml
Comrol.s are
Search
in a channel search tells the I%: to search tier all the TV channels
through tile Antenna/Cable input. When tile TV finds ai'_active
it places it in the channel list. hlactive channels (weak stations or
with i1o signal at all) aren't [)laced in the channel list.
Notes: Cbam_el &.arch l_',it_all optl'o*_s s¢./(.ct(.dtakc>s,Shine ti_*zr,to
complete beea_se a// possibl, asmlog a_zd d{_ital cha*_zel._ are bei*_
seamhed.
You can still add a channel that was not found
by Channel Search. Clear any on-screen menus,
and tune to it by using the number buttons on
the remote. If the channel can be tuned, it will be
added to the channel list for that tuner.
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tlhe
Advanced
Settings
T[3c _ ddl:'_lYlc_:d
ii]or(
5'_tti_l_s
_ IH_orI_l_ltloH
Tz_i_g,
I @nu
menu
lets
_o!1
_o!lr
W\.
It_'HIS
_tbotlt
StaFtztp Cham_el,
a_d
set
lip
ii3
Diag_osti(
_hai_nel
the2
Nystet
and
Adl_lH(ed
Jt_pLIt
k' fftlr('s,
St?tt_l'l_s
alld
I_l_'[]L]
ar_':
get
Allto
D_/b.
Auto Tuning
Lets you specit_; the various devices you have connected
to your
TV. It lets you progral-l/ a device, button on the tel-now control (SAT-A(JX
or
DVI)) so that pmssi*'tg the button automatically
turns on the TV and turns the ]%'
to the correct
Startup
tunes
Video
Input
l_'agnostic
service
(go to Chapter
You can select
Channel
t(> each
Channel
the tuner
time the T\ is turned
Dtfo
l)ispla3s
ind
cha[mel
on b} plugging
chann(A
and cable
3 ff)r detailed
intommtion).
or input
that your
TV
it back in.
inJ'ormati(m
for T\, and cable
p(,rsoi?H(!L
Setup Options
The Setup
option,s
Menu
i1]ellLi lets you
adjust
items
associated
v, ith setting
T\. Items in the Set¢¢D ()ptior_s tlletltl are: C7osed cktptio_Hr_g, 77m(
g?artz@, Assisted getup, lle_m Pr_¢[_re_ces, and Ach,cmced
Optio_zs
up your
]letzu. Quick
Closed Captioning
YOu may set the t) p(' ot c/pti(mhag
(._!pt/(mi_g
nwnu
(apti(m
5_1qe.
Caption
ar(': (Y_pti(m
displayed.
Chok('s
Dis_/cO'. A_alog
Display
The (2tptio_z D_pl O' m_,nu displays
a (hok:_, list that lets you (hoos_, wh_,n
closed captioning
inR)rmatio*l
is shown on the scax'n.
SUl)ported by Closed Captioning
(CC); try the' devk'Cs
options.
Oft
challilel
Off
_ itlfin the (7osed
(.?_pti(ms. [)_*jtal (.?_ptio_s and
Captionii_g
or
il]fOlTiilatio/_
IS always
sho\vI]
v,h_'ll
IIDMI inputs awn't
IIk'IlLI Svs[('lI/ for CC
it's
available
on
a
input.
No cal_ti(>ning intbrmltk)n
is displayed.
On When _lguted
Captioning inff)rmation is only shown when available
and the "l*:'s sound is muted. (To mute the sound, press the M(TE button
on the remote control and captioning infolTi'_lation will appear on tile screen,
if available.)
Notes: Use the CC bzctto*v o_ the remow to toggh, (7C o*z a_vd off; Go to
tb(, remote s¢ctio_k/br mor_, i*{/brmation.
C/)a_Ni_
Oil), CTosed C?tptio*ffng l_'o*_> appear when you press the MUTF
b_//'/'()tl
()?Z t]27(" re,_r}()/'_
, el(,*l it,heir )'otl choose ()n whel/Muted
Using
the
TV s
I enu
Analog
Captions
_%u can select a closed caption mode, which is the mode, or source, used for
displaying (aptioning in_ornmtion for analog channels or digital channels, if
available. Tile content of CC and _lk,xt are different: you can select which one
you
xvailt
to s('(-
oi1
th('
ScR!eH,
CC l)isplays intormation at any position on the scl_en. It overlays the tuxt
on top of the picture as it is received.
Text
Displays inf()rmation at one particular position (such as the/)ottoln
third) of the screen. You cannot see the picture underneath the text.
You can choose
between
eight closed caption modes:
• CC1 and Text 1 are file prima W caption and text services. The captioning
displayed in the same language as the program's dialog.
or text is
• CC3 and Text 3 setwe as the pl_!t_?rred data channels. The captioning or text is often
a seconda U language translation, simplified English, or displayed at a slower rate.
• CC2 and CC4 and Text 2 and Text 4 alx_rarely available and broadcastelvs use them
only in special conditions, such as when (:(:1 and CC3 am not available, or "Ibxt 1
and 31,xt 3 are not awfilable.
Digital
Captions
You can select a closed caption,
Service
service mode (1-6) fin- digital channels.
1 and Se*wice 2 are tile primary and secondal T languages,
respectively.
Serviee 3 and Sel_'iee 4, _, 6 are additional caption sources that may be available. Specific
label names may be displayed /e.g., SI)anish/instead
of a generic label (e.g., Service 1), if
available.
Caption
Style
Customize
options:
_los(,d captioning
for tile digital captions
by _hoosing the settings for tile R)llowing
Note: (,'z_stom sett/r_gs oJ_/j,app O, 1o d_qitcd cap/io*_s a*_d u'helv cap/io*_ co*_tm_/ allozt,s it.
Caption
Size is tile flint size (,5"ta*ldard, La*Se 5"mall) of the text char Icters.
Captioll
Fol*l
is a COlllplete
assorttllellt
given flint design. "_>tl can choose
Note: A p*'c_]+,t_,graphic
of letters,
pllliCtllatioll
illal+kS
etc.
of a
(7/ tbe captio*v fi>m appears o*_the s+llgbtffi
tb_"sc*'een
Caption Color alloms you to choose
Maqem_. and Q)'gm.
tile font color: White, 131acb, Red, (;re_*% 111_te,}t¢llo_#,
Background
Color allows you to choose
l_hte, YH/ou'. .>Iage*_ld, and (,)'d*_.
"Monotype"
[1Utlll)ers,
from a variety of flints (Ashley<*k Floridian>L etc.).
the background
color: White. l_lack. Red. Grt,et_.
isa trademark of Monotype Imaging, Inc. Registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and may be registered in certain other
jurisdictions.
"[Type" is a trademark of Monotype Imaging, Inc. and may be registered in certain jurisdictions.
"FIoridian",
"Ashley"
"Plate Gothic", and "Screen" are trademarks of The Monotype Corporation
and may be registered in certain jurisdictions.
isa trademark of The Monotype Corporation registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and may be registered in certain other
jurisdictions.
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Background
Opacity
allows you to change
Tr_lt_,_i)dre!_L 7)'d_ISIlt( e_IL and Flasbi_g.
Caption
Opacity
allows
you to change
tlhe
tile see-through
the see-through
I @nu
background
caption
options:
options:
Systet
Solid.
5'olicL 7)w_zspare_t.
7)'a*_sluce*_t: and/'7ashis_g.
Time
The
_/eep
Menu
7)'tzle llR, nu k'ts you
77tne_i
Sleep
Tinter
spe( ific
set up time-related
Wake-_ _ Timer
A one-time
and
77me
event
_,'at!ll-L's,
T/'tH(
_ l'f'l(_nH
consists
of
(f D(_(I,.
that
is used
to set
the
_I_,: to turn
off at a
tin'_e,
Wake-Up
Tinter
day of the week
[sed to turn the T\7 on and
and tune to a specific channel
off at a specific
or video input.
time eve W
TimeofDay
Enahles you to enter the correct tii_le nlanually. If you doll't
enter the time, it is acquired from the last tuned digital channe]. Make sure
you (he(k the time acquired is COITe(t,
Note: [/"I'oz¢enter the time mamtal{14 )'o_t mztst remember to set yo_tr
TV_ tlmv when lhe tim(, cha_es to Dao'l_ht 5_wit_t2 7)'my. Sleep _Iimer
at_d \Vake-I p Timer will t_ot fi_t_ctiot_ as )'uzt expect if j,o_t,/i)_,t to
(:hartrmats available
that n/av eliminate the bars. Go to page 42 for n/ore infk}nnation on screen format.
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Troubleshooting
Most prol)lems
you
encounter
with your
TV can be corrected
by consulting
the following
troubleshooting
list.
TVProl / m
TV won't
turn
on
Press the: TV button or ON OI'F button \_hilt l'cmotc is in T\ mode
Make: sure tl>-:TV is plugged
md there's k sotu'cc o[ power to the outlet or (/utlct strip.
in
_\>u might hkve tried to turn on the: TV during the lamp cool do\_ n Wait k f_-:wmoments
md the pictur_-: _ill appear.
[{is thv: po\ver light on the front of the TV b_-:en blinking t_)r one minute? If so. the lamp *nay be ok-:td. l,'efi_q to the Poz_'_?ri_Ji(:ator
i:, blit_ki_Jlmor_-: inf_>rmation
Wl>-:n you first plug your TV into an outlet, tl>-: Po_ _-:rindicat< n on tl>-: fi_>nt pan_-:l will light and blink tor apploximately
30 seconds
and then go oft dming the initi dizatkm of the TV. This h tppens only when tl>-:TV is mlplugged and phlgged bkck in. The "IX can
onl 3 be turned on after the Po\_er indicator goes off
Check the v, all receptacle
(or extension
cord) to m kk_-:stue it is "live" by phlgging
Something might be \_tong with your remote control
lemote control solutio_-ls on page q4
in something
"FV,\(#_@
might be set to the wrong option. Press MENU/OK on the fl'ont pmel.
O/dlo_/',. then IJz*i/ilak! 71/ V(#f@ Choose 71 _(J(j}/_tit)
.!lldtipk_
Power
indicator
is blinking
else. such as a lamp.
Press tl>-: POWER button on the f_ont of fl_e TV. If the TV turns on, cl>-:ck the
Select ,\_.l_q_Optio_Ls, then Ad_'(ln(:c*l
or flashing
l[ the light blinks 5 times, pauses, and 1)links again 5 filncs, the lamp is hying _) ruin on If the TV do_:sn't mrn on -: f_>llowing options is possil)k-::
I_lmp door rely be open. Face the back of th_ TV. Locate the door at the bottom of the TV and close it. Turn off the TV and turn
back on The lamp shoukt mrn on
I.amp may be dead. Go to p_ge 56 R)I"lnnp replacemem
Buttons
don't
inR)rmatkm.
work
If _<)u're using the remote: control, plcss the TV butt_>n fi_st t_) malIs l_r
I_"Io¢k_--'d(disabk'd)
1]SCthe _cl'notc c_mtrol to malock the fi:ont panel ¢ontrols by selecting
the t7,'_>1_
Unphlg the TV tot tive minutes and then plug it back in Tmn the TV on and try again
TV turns off while playing
Sleep Til-n_ or Wake Up Til-nc_ rely haxc bccn a_tivatcd
Go to page _9 fk_l instructions.
Electronic protection circui_ may have been activated because: of a power sul._e: Wait 30 seconds
happens fiequently, the volt _ge in your house m_y I>e abnormally high or Io\_
Unplug
TV turns
Wait five minutes
and then mrn on again
If this
Phlg in again
on unexpectedly
\Vakc Up Timcl may have bccn _ctivatcd
Go to pag,c q9 tot insnuctions
Video and audio are out of sync
If you'\c Connected a device, such as a I)VI) playcq, to your TV's Video jack, and to m audio rcccix cr using the audio jacks. _r<_ ]_"
experience a slight delay betx_een the audio heard and the video seen Connect the DVI) player to th_ TV's Audio jacks, then use tile
TV's FIXEI)iVARIABLE AUI)IO OUTPUT jacks to connect to an audio receiver
If your TV is connected
to an audio/video
(A/V) receiver
or home theatre system via the I)IGIT-_L AUI)IO Ol ][' jack. iead the tk)llowing
information.
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If you've
connected
a doric(
to yore
AV
nmst
the TV I>:f_)l'c it is displayed
inskk
sccn
such
md
1)c processed
the video
recciw:r,
I)_t\\r_%'n 113_
_ :ILl(I](>heard
as a DVD play_:r
This occurs
because
If the ch:vke has Compon_:nt
Vkteo CY, Pb, Pr) ja_-ks, connect
works best if the device supports
Progressive
Scan techno]ogy
or satellite
the digital
these
lacks
audio
I lnfQirl at @ln
r_:c_:iwr,
is sent
you
directly
to the _l*-'s Y, Pb, Pr jacks
may c_pcriencc
i slight
to th_ _ spc_kl.TS
\_hik'
to minimize
&:lay
the
video
the: discrepancy
This
If necessary, 3ou can connect the &_:vice directl 3 to the TV using I.iR audio jacks and bypassing the AiV receivel or 3ou can program
an audio delky in the A/V receiver so the audio and video match up (not all audio equipment has the ability to pro)gram delays).
Check the AudioiVich_:o Receiver's manual.
Blank
screen
Mike sur_ you have _onnc_tcd
Mike sur_ the ckvkc
TIy another
th_ clcvkc to th_ TV col'rc_tly.
_onncct_d
channel,
to the TV is turned on and tuned to the _oncspondin_.
Video Input Channel
or press the INPUT button.
When you first turn of I your TV, the screen iades ilom bkle to black Once the screen goes black, the TV's int_-:rnal lamp starts its
cool do\_n cycle If you try to turn on tl_e _1_"during the cool1tl>-:TV's lamp syst_:m tl>-: TV must _r_ll'l_ _}I__Cl _OO1do\_ n pr_)p_:rly.
52Xl may notice additional noise during these cycles
Maybe the speakers
are turned off Check the FIXFI)i_211_IAt;LE 0[7' control panel in the A_dio metal
No picture,
sound
okay
If the indk _tor on the front (>1the TV is blinking fin" one minute the lamp inside (>1your TV may need to 1)c d_angc<]. Refer to the
Poz_'_?rindha/or i_,bli_,le&_ <>r,/l_:,l_h{g
section <)n the previous page fl>r more int_>rmation.
3_)tl might h_ve tried to turn on the TV during lamp cool_ n. \Mfit a fL'w moments
No sound,
3day])c'
picture
the
and the picture will be displayed.
okay
SOUl-l(_ is l-l'_klt_%t. TI'_
i>l'__'ssil'lg
the' v(>IUl_C
tlp
])[lttol2
t(> l'_'st(>l'_" _oklnct
Maybe the spcak_-'rs arcturn_:d off in the A_dio menu. Chc_-k the-"F/XI_I) U_IRIAt_I.EOt'Tcontrol
If using an S-Video. component
the TV's L and R INPI T jacks.
or composite
video connection,
remember
to dso connect
pan_-d in the-"Ah_meand S[_wt_g>l&k*me' _ettings in the Arh_mc_,d Az_dio menu.
Channel
search
finds
few
channels
The _ablc _-onnc_-tcd to the CAI_I.E ANTENNA INPUT jack might 1)c loose
Your oft air antenna
Select all the options
Can't
select
certain
May bc blocked
If using
yotu
_)tl
Chapter
might be getting a weak signal
in the <>an_u/Se_lrcb
Move it highel
or get a bigger antenna
menu. and ret W channel
search
channel
or not approved
a VCR, check
to make
in the t4_r_H_/(,o_flroL_
sure
the TV,VCR
button
mcntl
on the VCR is in the correct
mode
VCR).
usually
.5
cm't
chmge
channels
_ he:n a menu
is on the screen
(ple_s
the: CLEAR butt(>n/
(press
the _I_'iVCR
or INPUT
button
on
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Noisy
stereo reception
May bc a weak station. ! sc ,'l_dio menu to choose Mo_o sound.
No picture,
no sound
The dmnncl
If you're
watching
(whichever
but TV is on
n-fight 1)c blank
your
channel
is in the correct
If a channel
change
VCR and
is selected
motto
doesn't
it's connected
with
on the: .5/4 switdl
(press
exist
dmnncls
the T\ \CI,'
and you
button
tune
co _xial cablt:
on the buck
(In)our
to sc:laml)led
to the (ABLE/ANTENNA
of youl
jkck, tune
VCRL Also check
to make
the TV to channel
sure: the TViVCR
3 or 4
button
on the VCR
V(R)
QAM channel,
_.t_'ak or :\_ ,\_¢(11 appe: u_.
Sound okay, picture poor
('hcc:k antenna
Try adiusting
Press
and
video
sharpness
the ZOOM+
the Nonnfl
Black box
connections.
f\mction
buttons
video
fi_rmat
appears
\lkke
to lmplove
repeatedly
(the
sulc
video
all of the: tc
\la3be
batteries
of the channel
Andog
channels
in remote
you
to reproglam
7'V¢etW_
with
I don't
If you
remember
tk>rgct your
on the iemote
Lock 7'K
v_'t'ak,
th(
goes
message
in and out.
of the ttDMI
sc'nsor
that youhc
on-screen,
isn't
\_hen
you
use
menu
Go to
or the video
your
the INFO
Contact
takes
device¸
still occur, turn off you1 device. Re
press
responding.
or I)VI device
the TV button
on the dcxic:c
trying
so the rcmot_
dt.H(L ol inst _llcd intorlcc:tly
will l)link
remote
S{gnal
to _he _IY 1,_e connect
and the rcmot_
once
\vhen
1o operate
b_ set to the \_rong
a long
Reset
t_)r fflrther
button
on the remote,
the manu_cturer
time to appear,
the power
of the
your
ttl)MI
by unplu_4ing
or
the power
assistance.
activated
other
option.
\lake
sure
thole
is I c:Icm" path
to (>pcratc.
operates
If batteries
Put new
the TV
mc \_e tl¢. you \Gll not
batteries
in the iemote
I>-: al)lc to ac:ti\ ate baddighting
Note.
if you remove
the batteries.
dcvic:es
Press
MENU/OK
on the front
panel
Select
¢_,tz¢/_Option>.
then
A&'gl_ced
7Y ((hJ_7_dt).
V-Chip/Parental
Controls
work
the settings.
3 (>n _(>ur remote),
inflmnation
at the dcxic:_
7V Veh@. Choose
limits don't
lod_
dilc'ctly
bat\light
might
0/>1io*;_, then MTH/ip/(
5_)tl must
better
Work
the rclnotc
arc
_i'bak or,\b
the n_anut_cturer
is n(>t in TV M(>ct_ Press
instead,
The rating
may look
banner)
panel in the: ,_('t_t/_O/>/io_> and (,?'os(,Hdap/ionitt_
the t tDMI or DVI device
s]_()_ r. the video
Doesn't
isn't aimed
on the remote;
Problems
you see
in Contact
n'fight l)c bctwce:n
\la)bc
Mi¢ltlph.
and
receiving
banner¸
s_-:nding video
Control
may have
danmgcd.
Connection
If A(q_id_
C_ann(_/appear_
in the channel
H[)MI o1 I)VI device _r further assistanc:e.
If you
not
instructions
t_)rmats.
Make sure the: HI)MI or DVI device is turned on and the: cables are firmly connected
If prol)lems
connect 3our device. Reset the power by unplugging the po',_ er cord and plugging it back in.
If 3ou
and thcy'l"c
on the screen
Closed _aptioning n-fight l)c on. Ch_:d_ the (,?lption Di_TJla), control
p_ge 47 lor more instructions.
Problems
41 t_)r more
in diftcrent
on the right side
_onnc_te:d
Go to the Mahz
and sclcc't LocL, TV(prcss
my password
password,
fi)r 3 seconds.
appears
(press
1 on your
and I want
put the remote
Nothing
,II(_
MENU on _oul
to unlock
in TV lnodc.
lcmotc),
select
(,;{_a_z_ / &t_q; then Prtl_'_t(t/_(nztr(,L.
(plcss
remote).
the IV
Simultaneously
on tile screen,
Parental
picss
Controls
and
hold
simply
MI:NU
unlock
OK on the television
and
you can
re enter
Continues
and
V()I. down
a password
via
on next page...
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The V-Chip won't
Maybe
the movie
in older
What
to view
let me watch
was given
moxics
m
a program
NI,' (Not
even though
R ktcd) status.
\fter
you
l)lod_
I nfQirl at @n
it's not rated as violent.
movk'
ratings
you
must
set
VC_i/_
[*_r_t/_,r] to \ic\_
sop mtte:ly
\_ith an NR rating.
Else Can I Do?
If you've been through the Troubleshooting
section and noticing has fixed your problem, tl3" rebooting your _l_r. Note that
at}er a reboot yotl may need to FLII'=
yOtll- TV throtlgh
the settlp pl'o(ess again, To do a reboot, nnpfilg the poxver cord [l'onl
the wall outlet, power strip, etc, Keep your "I*/unphlgged fi)r about 5 minutes, Then plug the I_,,' back in, turn on the _IW,
and see if the pl-oblem is fixed, If the D-oblem remains, then please visit www,rea,comitelevision
t_>rupdated t{AQs or
contact RCA Customer Support at the suppolt number pl-ovided ill your Warranty under Itnz; 7b (k,t ,S'_,*'_,'ic_?
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Lamp Replacement
Information
Replacing the Lamp Unit
Your TV's source of light comes lrom a lamp - similar to lamps used in film or front projectors.
lasting, it may need to be replaced eventually.
When
to replace
Although this lamp is long-
the lamp
YOUprobably need a new lamp if there's no picture, but you still can hear tlle audio and the [)<_re f light on tlle h-ont of tile
rlS; does the t_)llowing: blinks 5 times, pauses, blinks 5 times again. If the _1%:doesn't turn on at}er 5 minutes and then the
light blinks steadily t_)r one i-ninnte, the lamp may be dead. If you have any concerns. [)lease contact us at 1-866-723-6486
or call an authorized servicer in your area.
Note: The same symptoms occur if the lamp unit isn't seated correctly or lamp access door is ajar. If you
have recently accessed the lamp, make sure the lamp access door is completely closed and the lamp unit is
seated correctly.
What
to do
Tile lamp has been designed
injuu.
•
•
to make installation
as easy as possible,
but if you don't lktllow tile directions,
there is a risk of
You uan easily replace tile lamp yourself
by lk)l/owing the instructions that uome packed with the new lamp. If your J_'
is still covered by the warranty, call 1-866-723-6486 to receive troublesh(_oting assistaHce and a lamp replacement.
If your _l*_'swarranty has expired. <:all 1-800-338-03% to purchase a lamp replacement. If you are not comfoltable
replacing the lamp yourself, ca// 1-866-723-6486 and we will rel_.q-you to a selwice person who will replace the/al-np for
you. There will be a set. ice tee.
®
This symbol indicates that the lamp ill the HDT_ contains mercuQ'. Special disposal of the lamp tot
environmental reasons may be required under tile laws applicable to your jurisdiction. For disposal or recycling
inl_>rmatinn, please contact your local authorities or tile Electronic Industries Alliance: www.eiae.org or call
1-800-338-0376 tor more details.
"What you'll
lamp
Service Model Number
Sticker location with
Lamp Type
to get
started:
To order the colxect lanl[), yoll'll need to k[_ow yotlr "IA."StIlodel n//nlber,
serial nLltIlbeE
and lamp type--this inff)rmation is listed on the Sel_'ice Model Numl)er sticker (example
of the sticker is shown at left). To locate the sticker, face the back of the T\,. The sticker
is located on the right side of tile _1%7
/see picture below lor sticker location).
EXAMPLE: Service
Model Number
sticker with
type listed.
need
•
Follow the replacement
instructions
that come packed xvith tile new lamp.
O her
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HDTV Specifications*
Tuning
Capability
Oh:rand
_l\ming ..........................................................................
Digital
Video
CaNe
{£OmlmtiNlity.
.......................................................
NTSCiAT_,C/64
QA\I,
3:2 Pull Do\x n ............................................................................
5\'s
16 _ 9
5\_s
4 _ 3 D_rmat
Conm_l
(Screen)
_<]:lt )tixe Vide< _ Ne R_-'dtktion
Adju>taNe
Color
T_-unpcratuw.
Adju _tal _le ]'icmrc
....................................
..............................................
_\'s
..................................................
5\'s
C( ,ntn >I.........................................................
QAM
HD\IId)Sq,
256 QAM
Component
5\-s
Aut_ CoMr Conux_l .................................................................... "_\'s
('(mib
Hlter
Optinlum
................................................................................
Contrast,
fligh
Enhance
Hybrid
h-'n> System
l'ioure
Pres_:ts ......................................
Light Engine
\Eqlkvd
..................................................................
Angh-* (Alpha
Rc>olution
@icturc
Audio
l'tw¢cr
N,und
Presets
Full l,'ange
Equalizer
S_-'c_wld Audio
Convenience
S_-':lrd_ .................................
...............................................................................
Timing
Captioning
Button
....................................................................
Skip ........................................................................
Conm)l
with
USA & Canada
Memo W Pl\'_cts
(I'imcl,
Sleep
flu Video
7 band
_\>
5\'s
_\>
VChip
Inputs
and \\hk_-" 17p Timers
...........................
.................................
...............................
English,
Fwn_h,
_nzdog
& Digital
5\'s
5\'s (availaNe
on ccl_ain
_\>
5\'s (Individual
Side A/V lnpm
...........................................................................
O mq-_,_itc
(.,m,p,,sit_:
S video
2
vid_(_
Al_tcnnaiCaNc
HI)MI
Digital
Fixed
I*_ d_au,_c
DVI Input
Audi_
_
Inputs
A/V Inputs
i_l_)>,ciln
v,'ilh
.....................
._Lltod_.'R'ct
.......................
................................................................
_linija&
and &Vide,)
2
1
RF
(\Qth .MIdio Input menu seh:,_tion)............. 2
( )uq lut _()tlfica D .................................................
or \hriaNc
\lcnioly)
5\'s
£qlllltl Ntcl\'O
and
Spani_,h
5\'s
stc.,c<,Itcadphone Jack .............................................................
(.Oll-l[)onzqlt
5
l)iN_lay .................................................
......................................................................
Illod_
} plus Personal
5\'s
()n_l'uL'n
('lod_
Chapter
......................................................
Auto
l'icml\*
ar__ subjeCt
(%-\P) ...................................................
Levdcr
10 \'¢att>i(_halmCl
2
Muhilingual
]hlwntal
_qx_cifications
....................................
...............................................................................
Channel
('ommcwial
Panel
........................................
Sl,' S
Front
Back
_0
Audio
Aut.
Panel
1280
H). ....................
S_>und Logic
Cl(mcd
Front
20
......................................................................
Pr(,granl
_\>
I)I,P Light Engine
..................................................................
I'lxw_t Speaker:-
(313 YC)
Om Off
xX'idth) ......................................
(\Vatt_,) 1"1_>nt Spcukcrs
Mode
('onib
_\'s
\) .......................
:\n_,k* (Alpha
Frame
5\-s
Type .............................................
H_>fi/_ >ntal Viewing
(',raphic
Screen .............................
..........................................................................
Viex\ing
Ilon×(q-ltal
Sound
Rt_,(>lutMn
Green
Digital
Ml(lio
Output>
..............................................
1
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Limited Warranty
What your warranty
•
Det_.-cts
covers:
in materials
or workn/anship
to tile
first
consun/er
[)nrchaser.
For how long after your purchase:
•
One year from date of purchase for labor charges excluding labor charges for replacement of tile lmnp unit. At our
option we will either pay an Authorized RCA Selwice Center tile lab(>r t(> repair your television or replace your television
with a new or refurl)ished ullit.
•
One year from date of purdmse for pints. At our option we will either supply new or reRIrbished pints to all Authorized
RCA Set'rice Center [or them to repair your television or replace your television with a new or refllrbished unit.
•
One year from date of purchase for the original lan/p unit. At our option we will exchange a dell.clive lamp unit with
a new or refurbished lanlp unit at i1o chaqge to you. Labor chaEaes fur tile replacenleut of tile lanlp unit at-<'your
responsibility and are not covered under this warranty. The lamp unit is user-replaceable.
The warranty
conies
period t_yrrental begins with the fil>t rental or 45 days fronl tile date of shipment
to tile rental firnl, whichever
first.
What your warranty
does not cover:
•
Customer instruction.
•
Installation
(Your Owner's
Manual describes
how to install, adjust, and operate your unit.
•
l)amage
•
Signal reception
•
•
Dan/age
Batteries.
•
Labor to replace the light engine and lamp assembly alier one year from the date of purchase,
•
•
A television that has been ln{}dified or incorporat_.d into ()tiler
purposes.
A unit purchased or setsicecl outside the I..S.A.
•
Acts of nature, such as but not limited to lightning dan/age.
•
Special, incidental
and related adjustments.
resulting fl'om non-approved
Iron/
problems
installation
methods.
not caused by your unit.
n/isuse or neglect.
or consequential
products
or is used
[))r institutional
or (>tiler cotnmercial
damages.
How you get service:
•
(:all 1-877-RCA-HD'IV and have your unit's date of purchase
•
A representafive
•
If the representa0ve
Authorized
•
determines
Center
and nlodeliserial
number
ready.
uver the phone.
that you should receive setwice, they will provide you with tile namels!
in your
of the
aret.
your
unit
1o and
[rotu
}x)ur
hont(
_.
Proof of purchase in tile I2)rm of a bill of sale or receipted invoice which is evidence that tile product is within tile
warranty period l'flust be presented to obtain ;varranty sel_'ice. Pot rental tim/s, proof of first rental is also r_'quire(].
Product
•
Service
your prublem
Contact tile Seta'ice Center and arrange service. If your unit is located within the geographic territory covered by an
Authorized Service Center, the Authorized Service Center will either arrange [or set_'ice to be performed in your honle
or for pick-up and r*'turn service to enable the Authorized Service Center to pertk>rm setwice at the Authorized Sel_ice
Center. If your unit is not located within the geographic territoly covered by an Authorized Set¢qce Center, you tuust
take your iAni[ tO tile Sel_'ice Center location at your (/_,¥nexpeuse, or pay for tile cost tile Service Center nlay chalge to
tratqspolt
•
will troubleshoot
Registration.*
Please con/plete and n/all the Product Registration Card packed with your TV ur register on-line at
www.rca.cnnlitelevision.
It will make it easier to contact you should it ever be necessmy. The rettlrn of tile card is not
re(luired IkyI"warranty coverage.
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Limitation
of Warranty:
•
THE WARRANTY STATED
ABOVE
IS THE ONLY WARRANTY
APPLICABLE
I lnfQirl at @ln
TO THIS PRODUCT.
WRITTEN INFORMATION
GIVEN BY TTE TECHNOLOGY,
INC., ITS AGENTS OR EMPLOYEES
GUARANTY
OR IN ANY WAY INCREASE OR MODIFY THE SCOPE OF THIS WARRANTY.
•
REPAIR
OR REPLACEMENT
AS PROVIDED
UNDER
THIS WARRANTY
IS THE EXCLUSIVE
NO VERBAL
OR
SHALL CREATE
REMEDY
A
OF THE
CONSUMER.
TTE TECHNOLOGY,
INC. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT
OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS
OR IMPLIED WARRANTY ON THIS PRODUCT.
THIS DISCLALMER OF WARRANTIES
AND LIMITED WARRANTY
ARE GOVERNED
BY THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED
BY
APPLICABLE LAW, ANY LMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY
OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICATIAR PURPOSE
ON THIS PRODUCT
IS LIMITED TO THE APPLICABLE WARRANTY AND WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE.
How State Law relates
•
to warranty..
Some statos do not allow the exchlsion i'to[ limitation of incid_'ntal or COi_S_'([!lential
dalllag_!s, Ol-limitations
long an implied \ValTaFIry
lasts, So the abow' limitations o1-exclusions may ///)[ apply to you.
on how
•
This warranty
If you purchased
gives you specific legal rights, and you also may have orhel7 rights that va W Dora stare to state.
your unR outside the UnRed States or seek warranty
coverage outside the UnRed States:
•
does not apply.
This warranty
Contact your dealer fol- warranty illh)rmatioll.
Service calls which do not involve defective materials
or workmanship
of such service calls are the sole responsibility
of the purchaser.
Chapter
.5
are not covered
by this warranty.
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Care and Cleaning
CAUTION: Turn OFF your TV before cleaning.
You can clean tile T\, as required, using a soft lint-free cloth. Be sore to occasionally
to hel I) asstlre adequate ventilation.
dust tile ventilation
slots in the cabinet
The _12r'sscreen may be cleaned with a so]t, lint-free cloth as well.
you lnay use a cloth dampened with warm water.
Take care not to scratch or mar the screen. If necessa W,
Never use strong
age the "IN_.
or abrasive powder. These types of cleaners will dain-
cleaning
agents,
such as ammonia-based
cleaners,
While cleaning do not spray liquid directly on the screen, or allow liquid to mn down the screen and inside the _IW.Also,
avoid placing drinks or vases with water on top of the _IA'.This could increase the risk of fire or shock hazard or damage to
tile 1%/.
FCC Information
This equipment has been tested and fk)tlnd to comply with tile limits fk>ra Class B digital device, pursuant to Pal] 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against Ilarmful interference in a residential
installation. This ecluipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency enel_y and, if not installed and used in
a(cordance with tile instlTtlctions, inav cause hal'n_ful iliR'r[_'ren( e to radio (onlnRinications.
}towever, there is no guarantee
that inter[erence will not occur in a particular installation. If this equil)ment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television receptkm, whi(h cai1 be determined by tllrning
the eqoipine[lt
()['["and on, tile user is eJlcouraged to try to corr_
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