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HOME THE A TER TELE VISION MODEL S C9 Ser ies 7 3 7 Series 8 3 7 Series O W N E R ’ S GU I DE Gu ide lin es for se tt ing u p and u sin g your n ew wid escr een T V s tar t on • pag e 7 . For questio ns : • Visit o ur website at ww w .mitsubis hi-tv .com. - E-mail u s at MDEA ser vice@md ea.com. - Call Cons umer Relatio ns at - 8 00 - 3[...]
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FC C D eclar ation of Con formit y Pro du ct: Projec tion T elevision R eceiver Models: WD- 60 C9 , WD - 65C9, WD- 73C9 WD -6 0 73 7 , WD- 6573 7 , WD- 73 73 7 , W D - 82737 WD -658 3 7 , WD- 73837 , WD -8283 7 Responsible Par t y: Mitsubi shi Digital El ectronic s Ame rica, In c . 935 1 Jer onimo Road Ir vine, CA 92 61 8- 1 904 T elephone: (80 0) [...]
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Contents Imp orta n t I nformation Ab out Y our T V Insta llation and Op erating Notes ............. 4 Impor ta nt Safety Ins tructions ................ 5 Spe cial Features of Y o ur T V ................. 6 1 Basic S etup and Oper ation Package Con t en ts ....................... 7 Before Y ou Begin ........................ 7 Firs t - T ime P ower [...]
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4 Inter nal Fa ns Interna l cooling fans m aintain prop er opera ting t e m- per atures inside the T V . It is nor mal to hear the fans when you fir st turn on the T V , during qu iet scene s while viewing the T V , and for a sh ort tim e after shu tting of f the T V . Y ou may notic e louder fan n oise about 3 0 sec onds af t e r shutting of f the[...]
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5 Impo r ta nt Safet y I nst ruct ions Please re ad the following safegua rds for your T V and retain fo r future referenc e. Alwa ys foll o w all war nings and ins tructions m arked on the television. 1 ) Read the se instruc tions. 2) Keep these i nstructio ns. 3) Heed a ll w a rnings. 4) Follow all instruc tions. 5) Do not use this ap paratus nea[...]
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6 Y our n e w hig h-defin ition widesc reen television ha s many spe cial features th at make it the per fect ce nt e r of your home ente rta inment system, includin g : 1 0 80 p High- Defini tion DLP Di splay S ystem Y our Mi tsubishi HDT V use s T exas In strument s Digital Light Pro cessing ™ techn ology for rea r - projection T Vs to create t[...]
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7 Basic Setup and O perat io n 1 Bef or e Y ou Begin Review the impor ta nt safety , inst allation, and ope r - 1. ating inform ation at the begin ning of this book. Choos e a location for your T V . 2 . • Allowatlea stfourinche sofspaceonallside s of the T V to help prevent ov e rheating. Over - heating m a y c a[...]
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8 1 . Basic S et up and Op eration Remote Cont rol GUIDE MENU INFO BACK ACTIVITY Pow e rs T V on or of f . Side bu tton sets the co ntrol mode for the t ype of device to oper at e. Se t mode to TV for nor mal T V viewing. Numbe r /let ter ke ys Channe l tuning, page 1 2 MORE Disp la ys a m enu showing addi- tional fu nctions for the num ber ke ys. [...]
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1 . Basic S et up and Op eration 9 737 and C 9 series . Flip o pen cover to use but tons on the front panel . T V Cont rol Panel But tons on the control pa nel duplicate some keys on the remote contr ol . Refer to • upp er labels whe n no T V menus are di s- pl ayed. Refer to • lower label s when using T V me nus or af t e r activating a [...]
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10 1 . Basic S e tup and Oper at ion Set ti ng Up Ot her Inp uts Conne ct your devices to the T V , making note of 1. which T V inpu t jack is used fo r each device. Se e “T V Conn ections, ” pag e 1 4, for reco mmendations. Pow e r on the devices to ensu re detection. 2 . Pow e r on the T V . 3 . The T V will disp la y the New Device Found sc [...]
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1 . Basic S et up and Op eration 11 Abou t Auto Input S ensing/ Auto Out put Se nsing This T V ’ s E asy Connec t ™ Auto Inpu t Sensing feature detect s most conne ctions automatic ally . Aut o Inp ut / Auto O ut put S ensi ng for M ost Dev ices When you fi rst conn ect a device, the T V will: a. Detec t the connec t e d device and automati - c[...]
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12 1 . Basi c Set up and O peration Sel ecti ng an Inpu t to W atch Press 1. ACTIVIT Y . Press 2 . and to highlight an input. Press 3 . ENTER to switch t o the in put. Wa tching B roadcas t TV T V Con nec ted to a n Ant enn a, Di rec t Cabl e, Cab le Box, S et- T o p Box, o r Sate llit e Rece iver Sele ct an input to watch from the 1. Activ ity me [...]
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1 . Basic S et up and Op eration 13 Mak ing Pictur e Adjust ments T o get the b est pictu re under dif ferent viewing c on- 1. ditions, s et the Picture Mode be f o re changing othe r vide o settings. S ee page 35 for more. a. Pres s MENU and go to the Adj ust > Picture > Pictur e Mode menu. b. Make one of these se lections: Name When to Use [...]
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14 2 T V Connect ions Auto Input S ensing The T V’s Aut o In put Sensing fe ature automatically re c- ognizes mo st connec tions and pro mpts you t o id entify the t ype of device conn ected. See pa ge 1 1 for mo re on Auto Input Se nsing. Connecti on T ype s Use the co nnection t ypes available o n y ou r input devices th at will giv e the b est[...]
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2 . T V Connections 15 Inpu ts and Outp uts 1 2 3 HDMI AV R AUDIO OUTPUT L R Pb Y/ VIDE O Pr Pb Pr INPUT 2 INPUT 1 DIGIT AL AUDIO OUTPUT DVI/PC AUDIO (480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i) L R L R INPUT AUDIO Y/ VIDE O 3D GLASSES EMITTER ANT RS-232C IR- NetCommand Output R RS-232 C c ontrol ja ck of fere d on 83 7 s erie s. A readily ac cessib le set of jack[...]
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16 2 . T V Conn e ctions Inpu ts and Outp uts, contin ued 1 . ANT ( Antenna) Conne ct your main antenn a or direct ca ble ser vice (no cable b o x) to ANT . The ANT input ca n receive digita l and an alog ov e r -the -air cha nnels from a VH F / UHF antenna or n on-scra mbled digit al/ a nalog cabl e source. 2 . HDMI ™ I nputs (High-Definition Mu[...]
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2 . T V Connections 17 H DMI Device HDT V Cable Box, Sa tellite Recei v er , DV D/ Blu-ray P layer Requi red: HDMI-to-HD MI cable. Conne ct an HDMI c able from the T V back p anel to the HDMI devic e output. HDMI devic es provide vide o and audio throu gh the single cab le. Mitsubi shi recomm ends you use categ ory 2 ( high- spe ed) HDMI c ables to[...]
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18 2 . T V Conn ec t io n s D VI V ideo De vice Cabl e Bo x, S atellite Rec eiver , DVD Player Conne ct DVI devices (digital o nly) t o the T V ’ s H DMI input jacks . Require d : Ana log stereo audi o cables DVI-to-HD MI cable or DVI/ HDMI adapter an d HDMI cable If you are using a DVI/ HDMI adapter , it is impo rt ant to conne ct the adapter to[...]
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2 . T V Connections 19 V C R o r D V D R e co r de r t o a n Ant enna or W all Ou tlet Ca ble Require d : T wo-way RF split ter T wo coa xial ca bles Right a nd left a nalog audio c ables Compo nent or comp osite video ca bles Note: • Usecom positevideoonl yifcompone nt vide o or HDMI are unavailable. For an HDMI co nnection [...]
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20 2 . T V Connections A/V Receiv er Most se tups require eith er a digital audi o cable or analo g stereo audio c ables. T o s end audio from T V chann els received o n the ANT input or d e vi ces con- nec t e d directly to the T V , you mu st use one of the conne ctions shown b elow . Us ually , on ly one of these conne ctions is re quired. The T[...]
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21 U s in g T V F eatur e s 3 Sele c t ing an Inp ut The Ac tivit y menu lets you switch T V inputs. T he inputs are organize d int o g roups base d on possibl e w ays to use the m . Press the 1. ACTIVIT Y key . Use 2 . to mov e thro ugh groups of T V inputs . Use 3 . to selec t an input. Press 4 . ENTER to switch t o the in put. T o cha nge the li[...]
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22 3. Using T V Feat ur es Channe lVi ew C hannel List ings Cha nnel View . Prog rams fo r the tune d chan nel ar e liste d on right s ide of scr een. Channe lView ™ shows memo rized channe ls on the ANT input. It disp lays channel na mes and pro gram inform a- tion for digit al channel s as sent by broadc asters or your loca l cable ser vic e pr[...]
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3 . Using TV Features 23 Press th e IN FO key t o se e the on-s creen st atus display . The mo st comm on displays are shown here. Sam ple infor mation from th e on-s cre en status d isplay 1. Curre nt Input 2. Audio Indic at o r . Key: T V spea k er s Ex ternal s ound system Headp hones Mute 3. Channe l number (antenna sou rce only) Digit al chann[...]
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24 3 . Using TV Features T V Signal s and Displa y Format s Sig nal Defi nition s 480i: Olde r type of inter laced sign als from the ANT input, comp osite VIDEO , comp onent Y Pb Pr , or HDMI jacks. 48 0 p: P ro gressive -scan DVD sig nals on comp onent Y Pb Pr or HDMI jacks. 72 0p a nd 1 0 8 0i: H igh-def inition signals r eceived throu gh comp on[...]
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3 . Using TV Features 25 This se ction provide s Instructi ons for viewing 3D vide o using 3D glas ses and the T V’s 3D feature. The 3D options a re found in the Adjust > 3 D Mode m enu desc ribed on pa ge 34. Init ial Set up Check i f y ou r HDMI 3D video s ource device ou tputs 1. a 1 08 0p 60 Hz signa l . T his information will b e nee ded [...]
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26 3. Using T V Feat ur es Conn ecti ng a Compute r t o t he T V Use one of the c onnection m ethods listed be lo w b ased on your comp ut e r’ s video ou tput. Computer Video Output Video Connection Audio Connection Di git al DVI DVI-to-HD MI cable or an HD MI cable with an HD MI-t o - DVI adapter Stereo au dio cables Note: If the c omputer’ s[...]
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3 . Using TV Features 27 Tip Set the co mputer’ s scre en saver to display a patter n af t e r sev e ral minutes of inac tivity . This a cts as a reminde r that the T V is powered on an d the lamp is in use. T he lamp is in use wh enev e r the T V is powered on, even if the sc reen appe ars da rk. Compu ter Vid eo Adjust ments Pow e r on the comp[...]
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28 3. Using T V Feat ur es The US B Media Player Me nu Dis playing the Menu Back up the dat a on your USB drive before co n- 1. nec ting it to the TV . Mitsub ishi is not resp onsible for any file da mage or data lo ss. Conne ct your USB drive to the T V’ s USB po rt. 2 . The U SB Medi a Pla yer m enu displays while file s are be ing read. W a it[...]
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3 . Using TV Features 29 Thum bnail a nd Playlist Menus JPEG Thum bnai l Menu Use thes e k eys while viewing J P EG thumbn ail images or the mus ic tracks in a playlist. M o ves the hig hlight from item to item. GUIDE Rotates a thumb nail clock wise in 90 ˚ increme nts or ENTER Plays the slide show or playlis t star ting with the highlig ht e d it[...]
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30 3 . Using T V Feat ur es Photos and Moving V ideo as Comp osite Vi deo Conne ct the came ra to the T V using a comp osite video cable i f: • Y oua reunabletoseeimag esusingtheUSBp ort . • Y ou wis h t o view moving vi deo from the ca mera. Control the s lide show or movie through the c amera a s the T V’ s [...]
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3 . Using TV Features 31 Int roduc tion to Home - Th eater Cont rol This T V of fers a c hoice on home -theater -c ontrol systems. This s ummar y offe rs some exampl es of the control method s a vailab le using the T V’s re mote co ntr ol . Y ou may wish to use o ne or more of these m ethods in your home the at e r after co mpleting Auto Input Se[...]
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32 4 T V Menus Disp la ys o r clear s the main menu. Moves up one menu level. • Clea rs the curre nt menu. • Moves na v igation into optio ns • area. Sele cts an item. • Moves the highlight within me nus. Makes adjus tments in some menus. Look for th e key guide at the bot tom of eac h menu. Ma in Men u Press MENU on the remote [...]
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4 . TV M en us 33 Picture See p age 35 for picture ad justments. Audio See p age 36 for audio adju stments. Reset Rese ts audio and pic ture adjustmen ts for the curre nt input. Highlight the • Reset ico n and pres s ENTER twi ce . Reset • has no ef fec t on global set tings ( Balance , List en T o , Languag e , Fil m Mode , and Adva nce [...]
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34 4. T V Menus Adjust , continued P icture+ Perfec tColor Per fe ctCo lor S lid ers Adjusts th e saturation (in t en sity) of six c olors for the cur rent image sou rce. Per fe ctTi nt Sl ide rs (837 series) Adjusts s ix hues for the cur rent image so urce Usi ng Per fe ctC olor : Highlight the Per fec tColor ™ ico n and pres s ENTER to display [...]
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4 . TV M en us 35 Pic tur e Mode Brilliant For use unde r bright light; unavailabl e when the curre nt input is na med Game or PC . Set the Pictu re Mode fir st before ch anging other vide o set tings, as som e settings a re stored ind epende ntly for each Picture Mo de. Use Picture Mode s t o ge t the best imag e unde r differe nt viewing condi- t[...]
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36 4. T V Menus Spea ke rs T he Spe ak ers option displays only if a n A / V rece iv e r or headphon e connec tion has bee n detected. D et e ction occ urs on the rig ht A V R A U DIO OUTPU T jack an d the DIG IT A L A U DIO OUT jack. A n A / V rece iv e r can also b e detected on an HD MI jack. TV T ur ns on the internal T V sp eakers. A V R ecei [...]
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4 . TV M en us 37 Caption s Capt ions on A nalog Chan nels The T V ca n decode c aptions from the ANT I NPUT and the comp osite VIDEO jacks. Bro adcast er s can send eithe r standar d closed ca ptions or text ser vice. S tandard close d captions follow the dial ogue of the progr am and display in a sma ll section of the s creen. T ex t -se rvic e c[...]
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38 4 . T V Menus Langu age English Spanis h Displ a ys o n-scre en menus in eith er English or Sp anish. Note: T o listen to audio in othe r language s (when av a ilable) , se e Adjust > Au dio > Liste n T o > SA P ( ana log signal ) or Language ( digit al signal ) on page 36. Clock Set the T V clo ck t o: Use the T V Tim er to po wer o n [...]
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4 . TV M en us 39 Ini tial, continue d Energy La mp Energy Standard, Bright Standard is for most vi e win g conditions. Us e Brigh t in br ightly lit rooms. Y ou may notic e increase d fan noise whe n using the Bright set ting. Channel (Ch ann el Manage - ment) An t Air , An t Cabl e Y o u mus t per fo rm a ch ann el sca n to rec eive d igit al ch [...]
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40 4. T V Menus Inpu ts N ame Cab leb o x , Cam ( c ord er), CD, DVD (DVD, DVD2 , Bl u-r ay), DVR, G ame (Ga me, PS , Xbox, W ii), MP 3 Player , PC, Sa tell ite, VCR , A VR De lete (deactivated HD MI only) On / O f f ( ANT only) Lets you as sign or • chang e names of input s appear ing in the Acti vity me nu. Press - to move betwee n inputs. P[...]
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4 . TV M en us 41 How is th e A c tivit y Me nu Gene rated? The T V automati cally gene rates the Activi ty me nu base d on recog niz e d inputs. If the input s ha ve be en name d as device t ypes, the T V gro ups the device t ypes base d on how they can be use d. The device nam es use d for groupings a re those assi gned in the New Devic e F ou nd[...]
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42 4 . TV M en us T V Locks Parental Loc k b y P rogram R at i ngs Restr icts acc ess using U.S.-based ra tings sent by broa dcaster s. Time Loc k by Time Restr icts T V use by time of day . Pan el Lock C ontrol Panel Dis ables the but tons on the T V’ s co ntrol panel. Us e this option if small chil dren in the home tr y to pres s control-pa nel[...]
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4 . TV M en us 43 Lock, contin ued Parental Lock Off, On Dis ables or en ables bloc king base d on V - Chip signals a nd the U .S. r ating syst e m. St ar t Time Sets the time of day for e nforcement of r ating restric tions set in the Par ental menu. Highlight the h our digits for 1 . St ar t Tim e . Press 2 . repe at e dly to change the hour a nd[...]
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44 4 . T V Menus Lock, contin ued Time Blocks a ll use of the T V during the time p eriod you spe cify . Y ou must enter a p ass code to us e the T V when the time l ock is in ef fect. Loc k by Time Enable s/ disa bles Loc k by Time . Loc k Time, Un lock Ti me T o set th e lock and unloc k times: Highlight the h our digits for the 1. Loc k Time . P[...]
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45 5 NetC ommand IR C ont ro l Net Com man d IR hom e-th eate r cont rol i s avail - • ab le on 8 37 ser ies m odel s. IR em it ter c abl es ar e availa ble fo r pur cha se • fr om Mit sub ish i. Visit w w w .mit supar ts.com or call 80 0- 553- 72 78 and reque st one of the following: 24 2D483020 - (two -ende d cable) 299P 254020 - (f o u[...]
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46 5. NetCommand IR Control ( 837 S eries) The Ne tCommand sys t em u ses emit ters co nnected to the IR – Net Com man d Out put jack to control othe r devices s uch as DVD players, c able box e s, satellite rece iv e rs, and VCRs. IR em it ter c abl es ar e availa ble fo r pur cha se fr om Mitsubishi. Requ est either p ar t number 2 42D483 020 ([...]
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5 . NetCommand IR Cont r ol (8 37 Series) 47 T o pe rfor m this proce dure, you need: The re mot e c ontrols for both the T V and th e • device you want to control. An IR e mitter ca ble a vaila ble from Mitsu bishi • . Note: T o set up an A/V receiver , see “Setting Up A/V Receiver Control,” page 52. Conne ct and po sition the IR emi[...]
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48 5 . NetCommand IR Control ( 837 S eries) Sp ecial Op erat ion Met hods Key Name in Learning Screen Special Operation Description and Setup How to Use Power O n Ma nua l Po we r On / O f f Use for devic es that have only one POW ER key . Press 1 . ACTIVIT Y . Press 2 . to highlight the icon fo r the device to be powered o n or off. With the 3. A [...]
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5 . NetCommand IR Cont r ol (8 37 Series) 49 Key Name in Learning Screen Special Operation Description and Setup How to Use Enter E NTER-Key Func ti ons (ca ble b o xes , sat elli te rec eive rs, e tc.) Some devic es hav e t wo k eys that have “enter” functi ons. One key is for menus an d is often lab elled SELECT or OK . A sec ond k ey is for [...]
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50 5. NetCommand IR Control ( 837 S eries) NetCo mmand S pecial ized Device K eys Refer to this char t whe n “learning” devic e k eys. “Lea rn” some, all, or no ne of the k eys use d for each device t ype. See p age 48 for more on keys marked in the “S pecial Ope ration Method” c olumn. Key Name in Learning Screen Function Name on TV Re[...]
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51 6 NetC ommand IR C ont ro l of an A / V Receiv er Con trolling an A/V R e ce i v e r after Ne tComman d S e tup Swi t c hing Audi o to and from t he A / V Receiv e r Press 1. MORE and the n 9 ( A UDIO ) . Press 2 . to show the Spe ak ers option. Press 3 . to selec t either AV Rece iver or TV . Cont rolling A / V Receiver Power With A n y Co nn e[...]
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52 6 . NetComman d Control of an A/V Re ceiver (8 37 Series) I M P O R TA N T T o h ear au dio s ent f rom t he T V to th e A / V rec eive r , you mu st have: Phys ica lly co nne cte d the T V to t he A / V r ece iver • vi a the a nal og or di git al au dio ou tpu t. As sign ed, i f nee ded , th e nam e A VR i f usi ng an • HDM I A / V re[...]
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6 . NetCommand Con tr ol of a n A /V Receiver (8 37 Serie s ) 53 Automat ic Audio o r A u dio/ Vid eo Switchi ng The following se tups enable the A / V rece iv e r t o switch automatica lly to t h e correc t input when you se lect a device in the T V ’ s A ctivit y menu. Thre e diffe rent conne ction arr angement s are descr ibed here. Review the[...]
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54 6. NetCommand Control of an A/V Recei v er ( 837 S eries) Settin g Up A/V Receiver Con trol, cont inued Case 2 : Automatic A/V Re ceiver Swi tching to a Surr ound Sound Devi ce Not e: Use t his se tup to s end d igit al s urr oun d soun d fr om a sou rce d evice d ire ctl y to your ex ter nal s oun d sys tem. Fo r non- sur roun d sou nd sou rce [...]
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6 . NetCommand Con tr ol of a n A /V Receiver (8 37 Serie s ) 55 Case 3 : Automatic Audi o and Vid eo Switching via H DMI If your A / V rec eiver has an HD MI output, it may be convenient to route vide o signals fro m multiple devices ov e r a single cabl e t o the T V . Use this pro cedure to set up NetC ommand con trol of the A / V recei v e r’[...]
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56 6. NetCommand Control of an A/V Recei v er ( 837 S eries) If using a n optional audio ca ble betwee n the T V and 4 . A / V re ceiver , c onnect it. Conne ct the IR emit ter cable to the T V and p osition 5 . the IR emit ter where it c an send sig nals to the A / V rece iv e r . Se e “IR Emitter Place ment, ” page 46. Se tup to C ont rol Au [...]
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57 Ap pendi x A: Progra mming t he Remote Cont rol ........... 58 Ap pendi x B: Bypas sing th e P a renta l Lock .............. 65 Ap pendi x C : H DMI Contr ol of CEC De v ices .............. 67 Ap pendi x D: T V Care ........................... 70 Ap pendi x E: T roubl eshooti ng ...................... 73 A ppendi ces[...]
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58 A ppendices This ap pendix explain s program ming the T V’ s remote control to ope rate other A / V device s. This is distin ct from Ne tCommand c ontrol. F u nctio ns A vail able for O ther A / V Devices The T V’s remote control can b e progra mmed to opera t e other t ypes a nd brands of A / V produ cts. The fun ctions per form ed in each [...]
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Appendices 59 Progra mming t he Remote Cont rol Press the s ide but t on on th e remote control to 1. chang e t o the c orrec t mode for the produ ct you want to control. Refer to the tab le below . Only one of eac h device typ e can be contr olled in each mod e. Mode Affected Device C A B L E / S AT Cable Box DT V Receiver Satellite Rece iv e r VC[...]
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60 A ppendices Progra mming Cod es Appendix A : Program ming th e Remot e Cont r o l , con tin ued Audio Amplifiers Adcom 4 1 1 0 0, 405 77 Altec L ansing 4174 2 Bel Canto Design 415 8 3 Bose 4 0 6 74 Ca r ver 408 92 Car y Audio Design 418 7 9 Classe 414 6 1 Flex tr onic s 418 7 9 Halcro 419 3 4 Harman / Kardon 40892 J VC 40 3 31 Kre ll 418 3 7 Le[...]
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Appendices 61 Progra mming Cod es, cont inued Appendix A : Program ming th e Remot e Cont r o l , con tin ued A/V Receivers In tegr a 4 1 8 05, 4 1 320, 4 1 298, 40 842 JBL 4 1 3 06, 401 1 0 J VC 4 2331 , 4 1 643, 4 1 495, 4 1 37 4, 4 1 282 , 4 1 058 Kaw as aki 413 9 0 K enwood 4 1 57 0, 4 1 56 9 , 4 1 3 1 3 KLH 4 1 428, 4 1 39 0 LG 42 1 97 , 4 1 2[...]
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62 Appendices Progra mming Cod es, cont inued Appendix A : Program ming th e Remot e Cont r o l , con tin ued VCRs Day tr on 202 78, 200 3 7 Dell 2 197 2 Denon 20 08 1 , 20042 D i r e cT V 2073 9 Dish Net w o rk Sy ste m 219 4 4 Dishpro 2 19 4 4 Dual 2 0000 Durabrand 2003 9 , 20 038 D yna tec h 2 0000 Echostar 219 4 4 Electrohome 20209, 2006 0, 2 0[...]
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Appendices 63 Progra mming Cod es, cont inued Appendix A : Program ming th e Remot e Cont r o l , con tin ued VCRs Sansui 204 79, 20209, 2 0 067 , 2 0000 Sa nyo 204 79 , 201 59, 2004 7 , 2004 6, 2 0 00 0 Scot t 20 1 84, 201 21 , 20 045, 20043 Sears 20209, 20 1 62, 200 6 7 , 200 60, 20048, 20 04 7 , 2004 6, 2 0 045, 2004 3, 20042, 2003 9 , 20 03 7 ,[...]
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64 Appendices Progra mming Cod es, cont inued Appendix A : Program ming th e Remot e Cont r o l , con tin ued DVD and Blu-ray Players GFM 31 268, 3 067 5 Go Vi deo 3 1 730, 3 1 3 04, 3 1 1 58, 3 1 1 44, 3 1 09 9 , 31 07 5, 3 1 04 4, 30869, 30 833, 307 8 3, 30 7 44, 307 4 1 , 307 1 7 , 3 0 7 1 5, 30 5 73 GoldStar 30 869, 307 4 1 Goodmans 3 079 0 G P[...]
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Appendices 65 Byp assing t he Paren tal Lock Af t e r y ou s et the lock, you must u se your pass c ode to : View a locked p rogram • View the loc k e d TV • Cance l the lock • Enter the • Lock menus If you forget your pas s code, you can view the lo ck e d T V without e nt e ring your pass c ode. When pro mpt e d for the pas s [...]
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66 A ppendices This p age int enti onally left blan k[...]
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Appendices 67 If prompted for a n ame, 4 . highlight the na me you w a nt to assign th e device. Highlight 5 . On . Highlight 7. E XIT and pres s ENTER to close the New Devic e F ou nd screen. Note: At any time after completing Auto Input Sens- ing, you can set the TV’ s HDMI control on or off in the Inputs > HDMI Control menu. 8 37 Ser ies . [...]
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68 A ppendices HDMI Con trol of an H DMI A / V Receiver a nd Connec ted Devices Note: Connect the A/V receiver to the TV with an HDMI cable before making other connections. Enable HD MI Control for the A / V re ceiver as 1. desc ribed in “En abling HDMI Contr ol of CE C Device s ” o n the previous page. Pow e r on the HDMI device you wish to co[...]
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Appendices 69 Using H DMI Contr ol As an examp le of using HDMI Co ntrol, press P L AY on the device it self to : Pow e r on the T V • Switch to the device (no nee d t o dis play the • Activi ty me nu ) Begin p la y of the d e vi ce • Dir ect Ke ys T es t y ou r equipment w ith the T V’ s remote control to find addi tional suppo rt[...]
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70 A ppen dices CAUTION BURN DANGER! HOT SURF ACES INSIDE! T ouch lamp cartridge handle only . Do not touch lamp or lamp car - tridge housing. Keep lamp cartridge horizontal during removal. Do not tilt as glass may come out and cause injury . Replace lamp car - tridge only with the same part number 915B403001. CA UTION: If t he televisio n is on, p[...]
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Appendices 71 Lam p-Car trid ge Replacem ent Rem oving t he O ld La mp Car t rid ge T ur n off T V power and un plug the T V . A llo w the 1. lamp to coo l for at least on e hour before pro ceed- ing. Af t e r the lamp has c ooled, remove the cover of the 2 . lamp c ompar tment, loc at e d on the back of the T V . Refer to figure s 1 and 2. Use a #[...]
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72 A ppen dices Clea ning Recomm endat ions Norm ally , lig ht dusting with a dr y , non-sc ratching duster will keep your T V clea n. I f c leaning beyond this is nee ded, pleas e use the following guideline s: Firs t, turn off the T V a nd unplug the power cor d from the power outlet. Occ asionally cl ean dust buil d-up from the ai r -i ntake gri[...]
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Appendices 73 Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action Format When the pic ture shap e seems incor rect, us e MOR E > 0 ( FORMA T ) to chang e the shape of the pictu re. Press the MORE key and then repe at - edly p ress 0 ( F O R M AT ) to cy c le through th e a vailab le aspec t ratios. The la st -us ed format for a s ignal ty pe is m[...]
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74 Appendices Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action A / V Res et (for all input s ) T o res et audio and vide o adjustments fo r all input s t o the or iginal factor y set tings. While viewing the T V , pres s the control -panel but tons ACTIVIT Y and VOLU ME D OWN at the sa me time for at leas t two seco nds. All Audio a nd Video s et[...]
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Appendices 75 Appendix E: T roublesh ootin g, contin ued Ge ner al T V Op era tio n Sy mptom Rem arks 1. A fan is r unning ev e n while the T V is powered of f. The ro om is too warm. When the T V is of f , inter nal compo nents continue to draw power and mu st be coole d by the fan. 2. The fa n gets louder a fter the T V is shu t off. Nor mal oper[...]
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76 A ppendices Appendix E: T roublesh ootin g, contin ued T V Power On / O f f Sy mptom Rem arks 1. T V takes an excessi v el y long time to pow e r on. When p o were d on, the T V need s time t o b oot up , jus t as a com- puter doe s. Also, the T V’ s la mp requires a few mome nts to heat up to full brightn ess. 2. Y ou ca nnot progra m the T V[...]
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Appendices 77 Appendix E: T roublesh ootin g, contin ued Picture Sy mptom Rem arks 1. Picture doe s not look like a high-d efinition picture. Not all sign als are high- definition s ignals. T o re ceive high-d efini- tion pro gramming fro m y ou r cable or satellite provide r , you must subsc ribe to the provider’ s hig h-defini tion ser vice. So[...]
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78 Ap pen dices Appendix E: T roublesh ootin g, contin ued Sou nd Sy mptom Rem arks 2. The so und does not match the s creen picture. The T V ’ s “L isten to :” setting may be s et t o SA P (analog pr ogram from the ANT inp ut) . 3. T he sound from my A / V re ceiver doe s not match the sc reen pic t u re (I should hear th e correc t audio fr[...]
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Appendices 79 Appendix E: T roublesh ootin g, contin ued Net Com man d IR Cont rol ( Net Comm and -eq uip ped m odel s onl y) Sy mptom Rem arks 3. T he A / V recei v e r is the selec t e d audio source but the re is no sound. A / V Re ceiver Set Up for Audio -O nly Switching • Chec k t o se e if the A / V Rec eiv e r pow e r is turned o n . - [...]
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80 T rademark and License I n formation LICENSOR’S SUPPLIERS DO NOT MA KE OR P ASS ON TO END USER OR ANY OTHER THIRD P A RT Y , AN Y E XP R E S S, IMP LI E D O R ST A TU T ORY W A RRA NT Y OR REPRESENT A TION ON BEH ALF OF SUCH SUPPLIERS, INCLUDING , BUT NOT LIMITED T O T HE IMP LIED WARR ANTIES OF NO N-INFRING E M E N T , TITLE, MERCH ANT A BIL [...]
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T rade ma r k an d L icense Information 81 Mit subi shi T V S of t w a re EN D-U SER LIC ENS E A GR EEM ENT FOR EM BEDDE D SOF T W ARE IM PORTANT – RE AD CA REF ULL Y : T his Lic ense Ag reem ent is a le gal ag reem ent be twee n you (eithe r an indiv idual o r an enti ty) a nd Mit subis hi Digi tal Ele ctron ics A meri ca, Inc. ( MDE A) for a ll[...]
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82 T rademark and Lice n s e In for ma tion GNU G ener al Public Lice nse Ver sio n 2 , Jun e 1 9 91 Copy righ t (C) 1 98 9, 1 991 F r ee Sof twa re Foun dation , Inc. 675 Ma ss Ave, Cambr idge , MA 021 39, US A Ever yone i s perm itte d to copy an d distr ibute ve rbatim c opie s of this li cen se docu ment , but cha ngin g it is not a llowed. Pre[...]
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T rade ma r k an d L icense Information 83 a me dium cu stoma rily us ed for s oft ware in terch ange; or, b) Acc ompany i t with a wr itte n offe r , vali d for at le ast thr ee yea rs, to gi ve any third p ar ty , fo r a char ge no mo re than yo ur cos t of physic ally p er form ing sou rce di strib ution, a c ompl ete mach ine -read able c opy o[...]
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84 Warrant y Mit subi shi DLP Project ion T elevis ion Limited W a rra nt y MITSUBIS HI DIGIT A L ELE CT RONICS AMERICA , INC. (“MDE A ” ) w a rrants a s follows t o the or iginal purch aser of this television fro m an authorized M ITSUBISHI Audio/ Vi deo Dea ler , s hould it prove defective by reason of aga inst defect s aris ing from improp e[...]
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W ar ranty 85 OWNER REGISTR A TIO N C A RD IS NOT A CONDITIO N OF CO V E R AGE UNDER THIS L IMITED W ARR ANT Y . However , plea se return the Own er Registr ation Card so that we can c ontact you shoul d a question of safet y aris e which could af fect you. d. T o obta in a replaceme nt lamp, order the la mp directly fro m the MDE A P a rts D epar [...]
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86 Index I n d ex A Acce nt Lighting 33 Activit y Menu 21 Automatic Ge neration 4 1 Change I nput Name 40 Customizing 40 NetCo mmand- Controlle d Switch- ing of A / V Re ceiver Inputs 4 8 Removing a D isconne cted HDMI Device 40 Ana morphic Pic ture F o rmat 2 4 Antenn a Input (ANT ) 1 5, 1 6 Signa l Strength for Dig ital Chan - nels 23 Audio Loc k[...]
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Ind ex 87 Pic ture Picture+ Adju stments 34 Picture Me nu Adjustments 3 5 Picture Qu ality a nd Film Mode 33 T ro ubleshooting 76 Pow e r On/Of f 9, 1 2 T ro ubleshooting 75 R Ratings ( T V an d Mo vie) 43 Remote Contro l Bat t e ries 7 Ke ys a nd F unc tions 8 Progra mming Codes (refere nce char t) 6 1 Progra mming Instru ctions 60 Rese t 7 1 Rese[...]
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We b si t e: w ww .mit subishi-tv .com E-m ail: MDEA servic e@mdea.com For quest ions , call Cons umer Relat ions at 800- 332 - 2 1 1 9 T o or der rep laceme nt or addi tiona l remote co ntrol s or lamp ca r trid ges, Vis it our websit e ww w .m itsu par ts.com or cal l 800 -55 3 - 72 7 8 SYSTEM RE SET If the T V does n ot respond to the remote con[...]