Mitsubishi Electronics WS-B55 manuale d’uso

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2 3 The lightning ash with arrowhea d symbol within an equilateral triangle is int ended to aler t the user of the presence of uninsulat ed “dangerous voltage” within the product ’ s enclosure that ma y be suf cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric sho ck. The ex clamation point within an equilate ral triangle is intended to a[...]

2 3 45 Setup Menu: Advanced Convergence , T rans por t Menu and Language 46 Antenna, Memoriz e Channels, Channel , Memor y and Name 4 7 SuperQ uickView ™ (SQV™) 48 Auto o r Manual Clock Set ting 49 Analog and Digital Captions 50 Digital Captions Set tings 5 1 V -Chip Loc k: Passcode 52 V -Chip Denit ions 53 Lock By Time and F ront Button Loc[...]

4 5 IMPORT ANT S AF E GU ARDS Please re ad the following safeguards for your TV and re tain for future refere nce. Alwa ys follo w all warnings and instructions marked on the tel ev ision. 1 . R ead, Ret ain and Follo w All Instructions Read all safety a nd operating i nstruc tions b efore operating th e TV . Retain t he safety and o perating ins t[...]

4 5 IMPORT ANT S AF E GU ARDS , con t’ d. 1 2 . Power Lines An outs ide antenna system shoul d not be located in t he vici nit y of ov erhead power lines or other e lectr ic light or power circui ts, or where it can fal l into such power lines or c ircuits. W hen insta lling an outsi de antenna system, e x treme care sh ould be taken to keep from[...]

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In Th i s Secti o n . . . 1 CHA PTER ONE 8 Our Than ks 9 Unpac king Y our New TV 9 Special Featu res[...]

8 9 Ou r Tha nk s... Thank you f or choosing Mitsubishi as your premier Home Enter tainment provider . This Owner’ s Guide descr ibes the f eatures and functions of y our Mitsubishi widescreen, high denition TV . We urge y ou to e xamine this Owner’ s Guide to become familiar with the innov ative f eatures and operations this unique tele vis[...]

8 9 Special Fea tures Y our new High Denition bigscreen television has many special fea tures that mak e i t the perfec t center of y our home ent er tainment sy stem. Below we ha v e highlighted a handful. F ully In tegrated HDT V Y our Mitsubishi bigscreen T V can receive all approv ed terrestrial bro adcast dig ital signals, non- scrambled di[...]

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In Th i s Secti o n . . . 2 CHA PTER T W O 1 2 F ron t Control P anel 1 3 Back P anel 1 5 Ex ternal De vices & NetCommand ™ 1 6 Supported D e vices 1 7 Anten na or W all Outlet Cable for Dig ital Broadcasts 1 7 Analog A ntenna, W all Outlet Cable, or Cable Bo x 1 9 Analog V CR 20 A udio / Video Surrou nd Sound Receiv er 21 D VD P lay er 21 S [...]

1 2 1 3 F ront Co ntro l Pane l The buttons on t he F ront Control Panel highlighted in gra y are duplic at ed on the remote control. The top row of labels show the control functions when there are no TV menus displayed on the screen. The bottom row of labels show the control functions when the T V menus are display ed on the screen or when a speci[...]

1 2 1 3 Bac k Pa nel � Inputs 1 - 4 These inputs can be used for the connec tion of a V CR, Super VHS (S-VHS) V CR, DVD pla yer , standard satellit e receiver or o ther A / V device to the T V . Please no te that if y ou connec t to the S- VIDE O terminal, the VIDE O terminal is deactivated. The V IDE O terminal is activ e when there is no S-V id[...]

1 4 1 5 8 Ant enna DT V (ANT - DT V ) This input receives digital T V signals from a VHF/ UHF ant enna or unscrambled digi tal cable syst em. If the T V receives scrambled cable signals on this in put, it will not be able t o deco de them. In this case, y our cable com pan y must provide a decoding box. 9 IEEE- 1 39 4 Input / Output These jacks all[...]

1 4 1 5 Connecti ng External De vices & NetComm and ™ Setup                             ?[...]

1 6 1 7 NetCommand ™ Suppor ted De vices Follo wing is a list of devices, by s ev eral manufactur ers, tested and shown t o be compatible with the NetCommand™ control syst em. When y ou use these devices you will be able to control them without changing the sett ing of the remo te control from T V to ano ther product. NetCommand™ ma y be able[...]

1 6 1 7 Additional connect ion cables ar e not provided with the T V . They are av ailable at most el ectronic store s. I M P O R T A N T Co nne cti n g A nt enna or W al l Ou tle t C abl e f or Di gi tal B ro adc as ts An tenna o r W all Outle t Cable fo r Digital B roadca sts For cab le or ante nna with co axia l lead ( Figure 1 ) 1 . Conne ct th[...]

1 8 1 9 Connecti ng an A nalo g Ant enna, W all Ou tlet Cable, or C able Bo x, cont’ d. Cable Bo x ( F igu r e 3 ) 1 . Co nnect the incoming c able to ANT -A on the T V back panel . Note : Connec t two coa xial cables as follows: 2 . One from L OOP-OUT on the T V back panel to IN on the cable box back panel. 3. One from OUT on the c able box ba c[...]

1 8 1 9 Connecti ng an A nalo g V CR V CR to Anal og Anten nas or W all Outlet Cable (Figure 1 ) 1 . Co nnect the incoming c able to ANT -A on the T V back panel . Note : Connec t two coa xial cables as follows: 2 . One from L OOP-OUT on the T V back panel to ANTE NNA IN on the V CR back panel . 3. One from VC R back panel ANTE NNA OUT to ANT -B o [...]

20 2 1                        ?[...]

20 2 1 W ARN ING : Connecti ng a D VD P la yer D VD P la y er with Componen t Video ( F igu r e 1 ) 1 . Co nnect the Compo nent Video cables from Y/ Cr/ Cb or Y/ Pr/ Pb VID EO OUT on the back of the D VD pla ye r to COMPONENT - 1 o n the TV back panel, ma tching the correct c onnection : • Y to Y • Cr or Pr to P r • Cb or Pb to Pb 2 . Connect[...]

22 23 Connecti ng an External Di gital T V ( DT V or HDT V ) Receiv e r DT V Connect ors and A daptor s ( F igu r e 1 ) The T V back panel has 5 RC A-t ype connec tors for the Input-D T V . The back panel of y our external D T V receiver m ay use RC A-t ype connec tors or BNC-t ype co nnectors. If you r D T V receiver comes with BNC t ype co nnecti[...]

22 23 Connecti ng an External Di gital T V ( T V or HT V ) Receiv er , cont. Ex ternal D T V Receiver w ith RGB Video Connectio ns ( F igu r e 1 ) 1 . Co nnect the outside antenna, cable, or satellit e to ANT , or SA TELL ITE IN on the D T V receiver (see y our D T V receive r owner’ s g uide for instructions, and cable c ompatibility) . 2 . Conn[...]

24 25 Figur e 1 . Conne cting a c omp uter with a VG A monitor o utput. Connecti ng a Com puter w ith a V GA Moni t or Output Connectin g a Computer ( F igu r e 1 ) 1 . Co nnect V GA Monitor Out from the computer to V GA Input on the T V back panel using a V GA compatible monitor cable. See Append ix B fo r V GA signal compatibilit y . 2 . Connect [...]

24 25 W ARN ING : When usin g the V GA input, do not leav e stationa r y , tool bar , or par tial ima ges on -scre en for e x tended p eri ods of time. Mix the types of pictures sh own. U nev e n pictu re tube agin g is NOT co v ered by y our warran ty . The VGA capability of t his telev ision is designe d for occasional use O NL Y . It is not mean[...]

26 27 NetCommand ™ S et up - Get ti ng Star ted In order to use y our TV ’ s NetC ommand™ f eatur e, you need t o provide some detailed informa tion during the setup of y our Mitsubishi T V . Y ou must dene the Manufacturer of the de vices that are connec ted t o the television. F or each device , the input to the T V and A / V receiver , [...]

26 27 Figur e 1 . P rogr amm ing the TV remote to control your NetCo mmand™ A/ V device s. T o Pr ogram the Remote t o Contr ol the T V and NetCommand ™ A / V Pr oducts : (S ee NetComm and™ Suppor ted D evices, for the list of A / V pro duct s suppor ted by the N etComma nd™ System.) 1 . M ov e t he slide switch at the t op of the remote t [...]

28 29 NetCommand ™ S et up When you rst pow er On your ne w Mitsubishi T V , the initial setup screens will appear . Y ou will need to na vigate through these screens and properly set up the equipment connec ted t o the T V in order to use NetCommand™ . Net Command ™ suppor ts the automa tic switching of audio and video inputs using only t[...]

28 29 NetCommand ™ S et up , cont’ d. A / V Rec eiv er Scre en Figur e 1 The A / V Receiver screen allows y ou to select the manufacturer o f the A / V Re ceiv er you a re currently using. When a compatible model is used, NetCommand™ will be able to change inputs and adjust volume on the A / V Receiver . The bottom of the screen shows the mod[...]

30 3 1 NetCommand ™ S et up , cont’ d. DBS Screen Figur e 1 The DBS ( Digital Broadcast Satellite) screen allo ws you t o select the manufacturer of the satell ite syst em you a re currently using. If “Other ” is selected for the Manufactur er , then NetCommand™ can not control the device (use the lay er swit ch on the remote or use the r[...]

30 3 1 NetCommand ™ S et up , cont’ d. Re view Screen Figur e 1 Once you hav e nis hed the setup screens and selected the manufacturer f or each device, y ou will see the Revie w Screen. It is impor tant to re view the setting s. If necessar y , you can navigat e back through the NetCommand™ Setup screens to mak e changes. On t his screen,[...]

32 33 Ed it NetComman d™ Edi t NetCommand ™ Screen Figur e 1 When you need t o make a change to y our current setup , the E dit NetCommand™ screen makes it easy . Possible choi ces, although not alw ay s av ailable , are Add, Change , Delete , Re view , or Initial. A dd Figur e 2 When you select Add from the E dit NetCommand™ screen, y ou w[...]

32 33 Ed it NetComman d™ , cont’ d. Delete Figur e 1 When you select Delete f rom the Edit NetCommand™ Screen, y ou will see the Delete Screen. Y ou c an choose to delete just a single device by selecting the device you w ould lik e to delete , or you can delet e the entire NetCommand™ conguration. After you ha ve chosen the device, or t[...]

34 35 Ed it NetComman d™ , cont’ d. Name Screen Figur e 1 The Name screen allows y ou to change the defau lt name for ea ch device to a custom name of up to eight characters (including a blank s pace), selecting from letters, numbers, and nine different characters. Use to select each letter , then press ENTE R to mov e to the ne x t position. P[...]

34 35 Ed it NetComman d™ , cont’ d. Monit or Out t o A VR Screen Figur e 2 This screen is shown only if an A / V Receiver is the device being added or edited. The Monitor Out to A VR screen allow s you t o select t he input on the A / V Receiver that is connected to the Monitor Output of the T V . This connec tion allows recording of signals fr[...]

In Th i s Secti o n . . . Ed it NetComman d™ , cont’ d. Figur e 1 . A VR to V CR C onnec tion s creen. A VR to V CR Connection Screen Figur e 1 This screen is display ed only when a VC R is the device being added or changed. The A VR to V CR Connection screen allows you t o conrm the connec tion of the A / V Receiver’ s record output to th[...]

In Th i s Secti o n . . . 3 CHA PTER TH REE 38 3D Graphical Vie wP oin t ® M enu Sy stem 39 Devi ce Sele ction Menu 40 PIP/ POP Sel ection Menu 4 1 Menu Screens ( Ov er vie w) 43 Setup Menu : Edi t NetCommand™ , Icon Po sition 44 Setup Menu : Con v ergence 45 Setup Menu : A dv anced Con vergence, T ransport M enu and Language 46 Ant enna, M emor[...]

Y ou can change text box es using the ADJUST or buttons. Some text box es hav e prese t labels. Other box es allow y ou to select let te rs, numbers, or characters to customiz e names. When customizing na mes, use the ADJUST or buttons to select let ters, numbers, or characters. Use the ENT er ke y to mo ve t o the next character position. Use C AN[...]

38 39 Dev ice Selection Menu Video Section The T V icon is the destination for the currently selected device. This is shown in the Video Section. A udio Section When a NetCommand™ compatible legacy IR controlled A / V Re ceiv er , or HA Vi amplier has been connec ted t o the T V and added to NetCommand™ Setup , an icon for this device will a[...]

40 4 1 PIP/ POP Selection Menu Device Section Video Section PIP Dev ice Selection Menu Figur e 1 When you pr ess the PIP D EVICE button on the remote control, the P IP Selection menu displays. The P IP Selection menu is similar to the Device Selection menu except the source for the sub picture in the Video Section i s selected and the Audio and Con[...]

40 4 1 Menu Screens ( Ov er v iew) Setup Menu ( F igu r e 1 ) Y ou can add, change, re view or delet e NetCommand™ settings and devices. Y ou can also change the order of icons d ispla yed on the Device Selection menu, select c onv ergence adjustment, turn on or off the trans por t menu , and select English or Spanish as the language for the menu[...]

42 4 3 Menu Screens ( Ov er v iew) Timer Menu ( F igu r e 3 ) Set y our T V to tune t o a pre-sele cted device and channel and turn on if the T V is Of f. A udio / Video Menu ( F igu r e 4) A / V Memor y Reset allows y ou to ret urn A / V set tings to the original factory set tings for the selected device. Y ou can also adjust some or all of the A [...]

42 4 3 Se t u p Men u : E di t Ne tCo m ma n d ™ Ic on P os it i on Edi t NetCommand ™ Button ( F igu r e 1 ) The Edit Ne tCommand™ but ton display s the Edit NetCommand™ menu (ref er to E dit NetCommand™ section in Part 2 of this b ook.) E dit NetCommand™ provides the follo wing options : • ADD - Additio n of ne w devices. • CHAN G[...]

4 4 4 5 Setup Men u : Con ver gence Con vergence Menu ( F igu r e 1 ) Y our Mitsubishi T V has three picture tubes which need to be aligned to properly conv erge the projected light beams on the screen. Each picture tube projects a single co lor of red, blu e or green. During productio n, y our TV was carefully adjust ed to properly align these col[...]

4 4 4 5 Setup Men u : A dv anced Con vergence, T ransport M enu , and Langua ge A dv anced Con v ergence M enu (Figure 1 ) After adj usting the Re d Convergence an d Blue Convergence, you can n e-tune your T V by adjusti ng the Red and B lue convergence at 6 4 indiv idual poi nts. 1 . Move the ashing br acket to a positio n needing adjust men[...]

46 4 7 Ant enna Menu ( F igu r e 1 ) Select Ant-A, Ant-B, or Ant-D T V for use with the rest of the option on the Antenna Menu. Y ou can memoriz e channels, add or delete channels, and add channels to an SQ V (Super Quic k Vie w ™) list. For Ant -A and Ant -B, you can name channels. On Ant-DTV , when the broadcaster has sent a vir tual channel nu[...]

46 4 7 SQ V ( Supe rQuickV iew ™ ) Using The Remote Contr ol Viewi ng and chan ging SQ V banks usi ng the remote contro l : 1 . Press the SQ V button. 2 . T o change memor y banks, press a number button within 5 sec onds of pressing the SQ V button. 3. Press the SQ V but ton repeatedly to cy cle through the channels av ailable in that bank. Addi [...]

48 49 C l oc k Me n u : A ut o or M an ua l Cl oc k S ett i n g Cloc k Set tin g ( M an ual) ( F igu r e 2) For the manu al cloc k setting, select the c urrent time , including AM or PM and the da y . Set Day ( F igu r e 2) When Manual has been selected for the Clock Setting, you need to select the current da y of the week. Use or to selec t the co[...]

48 49 Capti ons Men u : Anal og and Di gital C aptio ns Captio ns Menu Figur e 1 On analog channels (Ant-A or Ant -B ), broadcasters can send either Standard or T ext close d captioning. Standard Closed Captions follow the dialogue of the characters on- screen and display in a smal l section of the s creen. T ext Closed Captions of ten contain info[...]

50 5 1 Capti ons Men u : Digi tal Capti ons Settin gs Back ground T o make the digital close d captions easier to read, y ou can choose the background color . The av ailable back ground colors are as follows: • White • Y ellow • Black • Green • Magenta • C y an • Red • Blue Figur e 1 . Digit al Settin gs Menu Opacity Y ou can custom[...]

50 5 1 Pa sscode Screen ( F igu r e 2) T o view a V - Chip blocked program or to w atch the program during a scheduled loc k time , you must enter y our 4- digit passcod e or change the channel to an unlocked program . Onc e y ou hav e ente red the passcod e , the V - Chip block or Lock by Time will remain released un til the T V is power ed of f a[...]

52 53 IM PORT AN T: V - Chi p is ef fec tive fo r prog ram s viewed o n Ant- A and An t-B, fo r devi ces c onn ec ted to In puts 1- 5 for pro gram s viewe d on An t-DT V and IEEE 1394 d evic es. It i s not ap pli ca ble for d evic es c onne cte d to Co mpo nent 1 a nd 2, an d Inp -DT V . IM PORT AN T: Vide ota pes, l aser d isc s, an d DVD’ s may[...]

52 53 Lock By Ti me ( F igu r e 1 ) L OCK B Y TIME will allo w you to lock the entire TV during speci c hours. Use ADJUS T or to select ON or OFF then use ADJUST to mov e to the “Loc k Time” option box. Lock b y Time, L ock Time, a nd Unl ock Time ( F igu r e 1 ) Lock by Time locks the entire TV based up on the Lock Time and Unlock Time. Y o[...]

54 55 Timer Menu : Set ti ng The Ti mer Timer On / O f f ( F igu r e 1 ) The timer can be turned On or Of f. When On, y ou need to select the time to turn On, the day t o turn On, the device and the channel to display . At your preselected time, the timer wi ll turn the T V On, and a message will be display ed, “Press a k ey fo r the T V to sta y[...]

54 55 Video Mute ( F igu r e 1 ) Video Mute lets yo u display a blue back ground when no signal is being received on Inputs 1 - 5. Blac k Enhancemen t ( F igu r e 1 ) The contrast in dark scenes is enhance d for be t te r picture quality . Brighter scenes will not be a f fected. A / V Se tti ng s Men u : A / V Mem o ry R es e t, V ide o Mu te , B l[...]

56 5 7 A / V Set tin gs Menu : T V Sp eak ers Figur e 1 . Audio / V ide o Setting s menu T V Spe ak ers (Fi gure 1 ) This selection will turn on or of f the T V’ s internal speake rs. Y ou may select Of f when sending the sound through a separat e stereo sy stem or surround sound A / V receiver . When NetCommand™ is enabled, selecting the A / V[...]

56 5 7 A udio Settings Bass enhances or reduces low- pitch sound. T r eble enhances or reduc es high-pitch sound. Balance adjusts the level of sound be t ween the left and rig ht speak ers. Surround creates sim ulated ste reo and surround effects t hrough the TV s peak ers. Y our choices are: • Of f : N o surround e f fects. • Surround Sound : [...]

In Th i s Secti o n . . . 58 A / V Set tin g Descri ptio ns : Video Video Settings • Contrast provides a slider to adjust the white-to- black lev el. Lo w contrast shows a v ariety of shades in darke r images, while high contrast shows dark er images mor e uniformly black and mak es color s appear more vibran t. • Brightness provides a slider t[...]

In Th i s Secti o n . . . 4 58 CHA PTER F OUR 60 Remote Contr ol F unctio ns : Overview 61 Care and Operation 62 Remote Contr ol F unctio ns : Channel Selection and Sleep Timer 63 Ope ratio n PIP/ POP 64 Displa y For mats 66 Progra mmin g the Remote Contr ol 69 Remote Contr ol F unctio ns : Special F unctions 70 Import ant No tes : Stationary Image[...]

60 6 1 Remot e Contr ol F uncti ons : Ov er vie w 1 . S lide Switch : Select A / V product to be controlled by the remot e control. 2 . Numbers : Individually selec t channels or enter in formation into men us. 3. POWER : T urns p ow er on and off for T V and other A / V product s. 4. SQV (S uperQ uickView ™ ) : S can through memoriz ed lists of [...]

60 6 1   Operation Installing the Bat teries : ( Figure 2) 1 . Remove the remo te control’ s back cov er b y gently pressing the ribbe d tab in the direction of the arrow and sliding off the cove r . 2 . Loa d the batteries, making sure the polarities (+ ) and (-) are correct. For Best Results from t he Remote Control : • Be within [...]

62 63 Re m o te C o n tr ol F un ct io n s : C ha nne l Se l ect io n an d S lee p T i me r Channel Selection For Ant-A or Ant-B Channels : Y ou have three options. .. • Ent er three numbers (for channel 2, press 002) . • Pr ess the channel number and ENT er (for channel 2, press 2, then ENT er). • Ent er the channel number and wait f our sec[...]

62 63 Remot e Contr ol F uncti ons : Operation o f PIP and P OP Chan ging P IP / POP Dev ice Pr ess PIP D EVICE to change the P IP or POP picture source device. A menu simila r to the Device Selection menu will be dis pla yed. Chan ging P IP / Side - b y-Sid e Channel s Pr ess PIP CH t o scroll up and down through memoriz ed channels on Ant-A and A[...]

6 4 65 Remot e Contr ol F uncti ons : Note : Not all formats ar e a vailable for PIP / POP . • Stand ard : This is the full screen format. HD T V signals will automa tically use this format. This format is also use ful to display Anamorphic D VDs that ha ve 1 . 78: 1 or 1 .8 5: 1 aspec t ratios. Anamorphic D VDs that ha ve the 2.35: 1 aspec t rat[...]

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66 67 Figur e 1 . P rogr amm ing the TV remote to control your NetCo mmand™ A/ V device s. NetCommand™ CODE t o ENTER T V Control and N etCommand™ 9 35 Devices : P r o g r a m m i n g t h e R e m o t e C o n t r o l t o C o n t r o l N e t C o m m a n d ™ A / V P r o d u c t s T o Pr ogram the Remote t o Contr ol NetCommand ™ A / V Produc[...]

66 67 Figur e 1 . P rogr amm ing the remote to co ntr ol your ca ble box. Figur e 3. Pr ogrammi ng the remote to control your VCR. Figur e 2. Pr ogramming t he r emote to c ontrol your satell ite receiver . P r o g r a m m i n g t h e R e m o t e C o n t r o l t o C o n t r o l N o n -N e t C o m m a n d ™ A V Pr oducts T o Pr ogram the Remote t [...]

68 69 Figur e 4. Pr ogrammi ng the remote to control your D VD / L DP . P r o g r a m m i n g t h e R e m o t e C o n t r o l t o C o n t r o l N o n -N e t C o m m a n d ™ A/ V P r o d u c t s After entering the correct codes in each posi tion of the remote control , use the slide switch to select which produc t will respond when an operational [...]

68 69                       ?[...]

7 0 7 1 The normal use of a TV s hould include a mix ture o f T V picture typ es. The most fr equently used pic ture t ypes should ll the screen with constantly moving images rather than stationa r y images or patterns. Displaying the same stationary pat terns o ve r extended periods of time, or displaying the same stationar y pattern frequently[...]

7 0 7 1 Appendi x A : Bypas si ng the V - Chip L ock Bypass ing the V - Chip Loc k After you se t the lock , yo u need your passcode to view a V - Chip locked program, vie w the locked T V , c ancel the lock, or enter the V - Chip Lock menus. If you f orget you r passco de , you can view the locked T V without ente ring your passcode. This is done [...]

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72 73 Appendi x B : Input Con nection Compa tibi li t y These inputs are compatible with comp onent video signals from standard D VD play er s and other equipment sending a standard NTS C component vid eo signal (480i) . These inputs are also compatible with newer D VD play er s sending a progressive NT SC component video signal (48 0p) . Componen [...]

7 4 7 5 Mit sub ish i . .. .. .. . 01 0, 01 1, 0 1 2, 01 3, 01 4, . .. .. .. .. .. .. . 01 5 Adm iral . .. .. .. .. . 220 Aiwa . .. .. .. .. .. . 225, 22 6, 24 1 Den on . .. .. .. .. . 23 4, 23 5, 236 Fis her . .. .. .. .. . 20 4 Ger rard . .. .. .. .. . 21 3 Har man Ka rdo n . .. . 21 5, 2 23, 242 Jen sen . .. .. .. .. . 2 23, 22 9 JVC . .. .. .. [...]

7 4 7 5 I M P O R T A N T F o r f u r t h e r a s s i s t a n c e , c a l l (8 00 ) 3 3 2 - 2 1 1 9 . Appendi x D : Cleani ng an d Ser vice Clean in g Normal ly , light dustin g with a dry , non- scrat ching dust er wi ll k eep y our TV clean. If cleani ng be yond th is is needed , please us e the foll owin g guideli nes: First, turn o f f the T V [...]

7 6 77 Appendi x D : Cleani ng an d Ser vice Ser vice If y ou ar e unable t o correct a pr oblem with y our T V , consult y our Mi tsubishi de aler o r a Mitsubishi Auth oriz ed Wa rran t y Service Cent er . • DO NO T adjust an y contro ls othe r than those described in thi s Owner’ s Guide . • DO NO T remov e the prot ective b ack cov er of [...]

7 6 77 Appendix E : Diamond Shield Instr uctions Appendi x E : Diamo nd Shiel d Instr uction s Diamo nd Shield ™ Install atio n The instructio ns below will le ad you through the Diamond Shield installation process. Included in the Diamond S hield package a re the following it ems: For model W S- 6 55 1 1 and WS- 6561 1 only . ( 1) Diamond Shield[...]

78 79 Appendi x E : Diamo nd Shiel d™ In stal latio n Appendix E : Diamond Shield Instr uctions The instructio ns below will le ad you through the Diamond Shield installation process. Included in the Diamond S hield package a re the following it ems: F or models W S- 657 1 1 , WS- 657 1 2 and W S- 737 1 1 only . ( 1) Diamond Shield™ (2 ) moldin[...]

78 79 Appendi x F: Cabi net Separati on Appendix F: Cabinet Separation Cabi net Separatio n for Model W S - 65 5 1 1          ?[...]

80 8 1 Appendix F: Cabinet Separation Cabi net Separatio n for Model W S - 65 6 1 1 , WS - 6571 1 and WS - 7371 1 F or Mits ubi shi Dealers and Ser vice P erson nel Onl y The Mitsubishi T V models WS- 65 6 1 1 , WS- 657 1 1 and WS- 737 1 1 cabinets are assembled in t wo pieces. These pieces may be separa ted to allow for easier deliv ery and set up[...]

80 8 1 Cabi net Separatio n for Model W S - 6571 2                1 2 3   [...]

82 83 P roblem P ossi ble Sol utio n • The T V remote contr ol does not work . • Chec k that the bat teries are instal led corre ctly . • Chec k that the sele cted switch i s set to “T V ” . • Be no fur ther t han 20 feet from the T V when usi ng the remote contro l • The T V takes several second s to respon d to channel • Press ENT[...]

82 83 P roblem P ossi ble Sol utio n • The T V will not turn o n after being p lugged i n. • If green lig ht on front panel is b linking, pl ease wait for at least one m inute for light to turn of f, then tr y to power on again. • T V funct ions do not res pond to th e remote control • Use t he System Reset but ton as explain ed below . or [...]

84 85 D VHS HD Standard English TV -PG DLSV Play 01:20:15 D VHS Monday 11:00 AM Sleep Timer: 30 Special Message Line Ant-DTV 42.01 WBA T -DT HD Standard English TV -PG DLSV SQV2 Monday 11:00 AM Sleep Timer: 30 Ant-A 003 WBA T PIP A003 480i Standard Stereo SAP TV -PG DLSV SQV2 Monday 11:00 AM Sleep Timer: 30 Appendi x H : On Scre en Inf ormatio n Di[...]

Inde x A- R 84 85 A accessories, 9 add channels, 46 add ing an d d ele tin g d ev ices , 3 2, 33 adaptors (BN C to RC A), 2 2 adjust button, 26, 38, 60 - 61 adjusting (conve rgence ), 44 - 45 adjusting audio / video, 55- 58 alignment (conve rgence) , 44 - 45 Antenna Menu , 46 antennas (connecting ), 1 7 , 1 8 Audio button, 39, 55, 5 7 , 60 Audio se[...]

86 87 Inde x S -W © Copyright 2002 Mitsubishi Digital Electr onics America, Inc ., All rights reserved. S safegua rds, 4 -5 screen information displa y , 84 ser vicing, 2, 5, 7 6 side -by-side, 62 - 63 Sharpness, 58 Sleep Timer , 60, 62 Spanish, 28, 45 Special Featu res, 9 Special Functions ( Remote Control), 6 9 SQ V (Super QuickView ™ ), 4 7 S[...]

86 87 Mits ubi shi P rojection T V L im ited W arra nty MITSUBISHI PROJECTION TELEVISION LIMITED W ARRANTY MITSU BISH I DIGIT AL ELECTRO NICS A MERICA , INC. ( “ M DEA” ) warr ants to t he or igin al pur cha ser of t his te levis ion t hat if p urc hase d from a n aut horize d MITSU BISH I Audi o / Vi deo D ealer, shou ld it pr ove defec ti ve [...]

88 89 MIT SUBISHI T V SOF T W ARE END-USER LICENSE A GREEMENT FOR EMBEDDED SOFTW ARE IM PO RT AN T – RE AD CARE FU LL Y: This L ice nse Agr eem ent is a l egal a gree ment b etwe en you ( eit her an in div idu al or an e ntit y) a nd Mit sub ish i Dig ital El ec tron ic s Amer ic a, Inc . (M DE A) for al l sof t ware pre inst all ed and / or prov[...]

88 89 Notes[...]

90 9 1 Notes[...]

90 9 1 Connecti on : H elp fu l Hin ts Q My VCR (or other device) does not have tw o sets of stereo audio outputs; ho w can I connect this device’ s audio to both the TV and the A/V Receiver? A. T here are two solu tions : 1 . Connect the sing le set of st ereo audio outputs to the TV only . Use the E dit NetCommand™ fea ture to “Change” th[...]

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