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3D DLP ™ HOME- CINE MA T ELE VISIO N MODEL S 7 3 8 Series 8 3 8 Series OW N ER ’S G U I D E • For q uestions: - Visit our websit e at ww w .mitsubishi- t v . com. - E-mail u s at MDE As er vic e@mde a.com. - Call Cons umer Re lations at 8 0 0 - 33 2-21 1 9. • For informatio n on S yst em Re se t , pl ease s ee the ba ck cover . •[...]
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For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 F CC Declaration of Conf ormit y Pro d uc t: Projection T e levision Receiver Models: WD- 6 07 38, WD - 6 5 738, WD - 737 38, WD - 8 273 8 WD - 6583 8, WD - 7383 8, WD -82838 Responsible Par t y: Mitsubishi Digital Electronics Americ a, Inc. 935 1 Jeronimo Road Ir vin e, CA 9 261 8 - 1 9 04 T e lephon[...]
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For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Contents Imp or tant Infor mation Ab out Y ou r T V Installa tion and Operat ing Not es ............. 4 Impor tant Safet y Ins truc tions ................ 5 1 Basic S etup and Op eration Package Cont ents ....................... 7 Before Y ou Be gin ........................ 8 Fir s t- T ime Powe r - O[...]
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4 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Internal Fan s Int ernal cooling fans maintain proper operatin g tem - per atures ins ide the T V . It is norma l to hear the fa ns when you fir st tur n on the T V , during quie t scen es while viewing the T V , and for a s hor t time af ter s hut ting of f the T V . Y ou may notic e loude r fan no[...]
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5 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Impo r ta nt Safet y Instruc tions Please re ad the following safe guard s for your T V a nd retain fo r future refere nce. A lways follow all w ar nings and instructions mark ed on the t elevision. 1 ) Read the se instr uctio ns. 2) Keep thes e instru ctions. 3) He ed a ll warnings . 4) Follow all [...]
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6 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Special Fea tures of Y our TV Y our new high-def inition widescreen television has many spe cial fea tures that ma ke it the per fe ct cen ter of your home en ter tainm ent system, inclu ding: 1 08 0 p High-Definition DL P Display System Y our Mitsub ishi HDT V us es T exas Instr ument s Digit al Li[...]
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7 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Basic S etup an d Op erat ion 1 Insta lling th e Remo te Con trol Ba t terie s 1. Remove the remote control’ s back c over by gently p ress ing in the tab a nd lif ting of f the cover . 2 . Load the batteries, making sure the polarities ( + ) and (-) are corre ct. For be st re sults, ins er t the [...]
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8 1 . Basic S et up and O peration For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Befor e Y ou B egi n 1. Review the impor tant s afety , installation, and oper - ating inform ation at the be ginning of this b ook. 2 . Choos e a locatio n for your T V . • Allowatlea stfourinc hesofspac eonallsid es of the T V to [...]
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1 . Basic S et up and O peration 9 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 T V Controls Remote Control For more on us e and ca re of the remote contr ol, see page 90 . Emit ter (Bulb) End ( PA U S E ) Freezes a broadc ast T V pictur e. Record/Playback controls for exter nal device s When re mote control is p rogr amme d, page 77 HDMI co ntr[...]
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10 1 . Basic S etup and Operation For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 T V Controls , contin ued The TOOLS Ke y a nd Men u Press th e TOO LS key t o che ck for sho r tcuts. T he T ools me nu lists sh or tcut keys for comm on func tions. Pres s the numb er key t o ac tivate the shor tcut. Se e the sample menu below . • Shor tcuts spe[...]
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1 . Basic S et up and O peration 11 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 T V Controls , contin ued On so me mode ls , ope n the front cover to use but tons on the control panel. T V Cont rol Pa nel But tons on the co ntrol pane l duplicate som e ke ys on the remote contr ol. • T o display the main m enu, pres s IN PUT and VOL + simu[...]
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12 1. Basic Setup and Operation For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Set t ing U p Inpu ts wi th Auto I npu t Sen sing 1. Pow er o n the T V . 2 . Pow er o n the devices to en sure detec tion. 3 . Conne ct one d evice to the T V , ma king note of the T V inpu t jack. The T V will display the New D evice Found sc reen if the connection t [...]
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1 . Basic S et up and O peration 13 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 About A uto Input Sensin g This T V’ s Easy Co nnec t ™ Auto Inpu t Sensi ng feature detects the follo wing connections automatically: • Ana log vide o jacks fr om inputs 1 , 2, and 3 • HDMI inpu ts (when powere d on) • 83 8 Series. USB d evice co[...]
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14 1 . Basic S et up and O peration For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Sel ect ing a n Inp ut to W atc h 1. Pres s IN PUT . 2 . Pres s and to highlight an input i con. Sa mple In put s ele ction m en u, DVD input s ele cted 3 . Pres s ENTER to switch t o the inpu t. 4 . T o control the inp ut device, us e the device’ s re mote contro[...]
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1 . Basic S et up and O peration 15 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Pi cture Settings 1. T o get the be st pictu re under di f ferent viewin g con- ditions, s et the Picture Mo de fir st befo re changin g other vid eo set tings . See pa ge 49. a. Pre s s VIDEO . b . Pres s until Pictu re Mode displays . c. Pre ss to make one o f the[...]
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16 1 . Basic S etup and Operation For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Feature Page Parenta l controls ( Lock me n u) 61 Audio Loc k (controls your sound system wi th the T V ’ s re mote control le f t in TV m o d e .) 78 T V Clo ck. Set th e T V Cloc k if you plan to use the T V Ti mer ( page 56) or ChannelView (page 29 ). 56 Fa vorit[...]
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1 . Basic S et up and O peration 17 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Conn ect ing a Com pute r to th e T V Use one of the c onnec tion metho ds listed b elow base d on yo ur computer’ s video output. Computer Video Output Video Connection Audio Connection Digital DVI DVI-to-HD MI cabl e or an HD MI cabl e with a DVI-to-H DMI adapte[...]
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18 1. Basic Set up and Op eration For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Computer Video Adjustments 1. Pow er o n the compu ter . 2 . Select PC from the Input Selection menu. T o do this, pre ss IN PUT to open the Input Selection men u, move the highlight to the PC icon, and p ress ENTER . 3 . W ork ing from the computer , change the resol[...]
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19 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 2 T V Connec t ions Auto Input S ensi ng The T V’ s Auto Input Se nsing featu re automatica lly rec - ognizes ma ny conne ctions a nd prompt s you to identif y the t ype of device c onne cted. Se e page 1 3 for more on Auto Input Se nsing. Connection T ypes Use the co nnec tion t ype s av ail abl[...]
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20 2 . T V Connections For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Inputs and Outputs AU DI O anal og stereo input AU DI O analog ste r eo input 1 2 3 HDMI AUDIO OUTPUT Pb Pr INPUT 2 INPUT 1 DIGIT AL AUDIO OUTPUT DVI/PC (480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i) L R INPUT AUDIO Y/ VIDE O Pb Pr Y/ VIDE O 3D GLASSES EMITTER ANT AUDIO L R L R AUDIO/SURROUND OUT[...]
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2 . T V Connections 21 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Inpu ts and Out puts, cont inued 1. HDMI ® Inputs (High-Definition Multimed ia Inter face ) The HD MI inputs s uppor t uncomp ress ed st anda rd and high- defin ition digit al vide o format s, bitstre am Do lby Digit al 5. 1 , a nd PCM digit al stere o audio. Thes e inputs are [...]
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22 2. T V Connections For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Inpu ts and Out puts, cont inued 9a . A UDIO OUTPUT Send s analo g audio of the cur rent p rogra m to an anal og A / V sur round s ound re ceiver or s tereo system. Digit al audio f rom digita l chan nels and H DMI device s is conver ted to analo g audio by the T V for o utput on[...]
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2 . T V Connections 23 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Y Pb Pr Compo nent Video De vice Common ly u sed wi th a n HDT V Cabl e Bo x , Sa tellite R eceiver , or DVD /Blu- ray P layer If your sourc e device has a n HDMI ou tput, use the c on- nec tions for HD MI device s desc ribe d on the oppo site page instead of comp onent video. R[...]
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24 2 . T V Connections For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Ant enna or C able T V Se r vice Conne ct the inc oming ca ble to the T V ’ s ANT input. 1 2 3 HDMI AUDIO OUTPUT Pb Pr INPUT 2 INPUT 1 DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT DVI/PC (480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i) L R INPUT AUDIO Y/ VIDE O Pb Pr Y/ VIDE O 3D GLASSES EMITTER ANT AUDIO L R L R LAN AN[...]
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2 . T V Connections 25 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 A/V Rece iver Most se tups requi re either a di gital au dio cabl e or anal og stere o audio cab les. T o se nd audio fro m T V chann els rec eived on the ANT input or d evices c on- nec ted direc tly to the T V , you must u se one of the co n- nections shown below . The T V mak[...]
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26 2. T V Connections For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Supplemental Audio Con nections Addi ng a S u bwoo fe r Add a subwoofer to comple ment the T V spea kers with a fuller bass sound. • Af ter conne cting a s ubwoofer , you must ena ble the T V ’ s s ubwoofer output in the T V’ s Sou nd menu. G o to Sound > G lobal >[...]
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2 . T V Connections 27 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Supplemental Audio Con nections, continu ed Using t he T V Sp eakers as a Center Channel If using a n externa l surr ound sou nd system, you can make the T V ’ s sp eaker s provide ce nter chann el soun d. Y our A / V re ceiver mu st have a center chan nel pre ou t that can su[...]
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28 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 T V F eature s 3 Sleep Timer The Sl eep T imer tur ns the T V off af ter th e length of time you set. T o set the T V to turn on at a cer tain time of day , see the S et up > Timer menu on page 56 . Sett ing the Sleep Timer 1. Pres s SLEEP . 2 . Pres s SLEEP additiona l times to incre ase the ti[...]
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3 . T V Features 29 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Cha nnel V ie w C hanne l Listin gs ChannelV iew Custom Chan nel Banks Sel ect a c han ne l ban k to custom ize. 1. Pres s GUIDE to displa y ChannelView . 2 . Pres s MENU to mov e the highli ght to the bank header . 3 . Pres s to selec t Bank 1 , 2, or 3. 4 . With the bank name hig[...]
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30 3 . T V Feat ure s For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Press the IN FO key t o se e the on-scr een status display . T he mos t commo n displays are shown here. Sa mple i nform ation f rom th e on- scr e en statu s dis play 1. Curre nt Input 2. Audio Indic ator . Key: T V sp eaker s Ex ter nal soun d system Mu te 3. Channel number (an[...]
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3 . T V Features 31 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Redirecting A udio Output Sel ecting the Aud io Output 1. Pres s AU DI O. 2 . Pres s to show the T V Spea ke rs option . 3 . Pres s to sel ect e ither On (to hear s ound fr om the T V sp eak- er s) or Off (t o hea r sound f rom an exter nal so und system) . 83 8 Series. Choose Cent[...]
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32 3. T V Feat ur es For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 D VD Image Definitions Image infor mation may be s tated on the DVD cas e. Some DVDs sup por t b oth format s described belo w . An am or ph ic (or E n ha nc ed fo r Wi de Sc r ee n T V ) Indicates DVD s reco rded to show wide scre en image s prope rly on 16 :9 T V set s using the[...]
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3 . T V Features 33 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 3D V ideo Impor tan t This pa ge describes enhanced 3D options o f fered wi th T V sof t war e ver si on s 01 2 .0 6 a n d lat er . Instructions f or earl ier software are on pag e 33 . Enh anc ed 3D V id eo Opt ion s ( T V S of t wa r e V e rs io ns 012. 0 6 an d la te r) T o disp[...]
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34 3. T V Features For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Watching 3 D Vi deo Note: Active 3D glasses are requir ed 1. Switch the T V to the 3D vi deo devic e. Pres s IN PUT then highlight the icon for the 3D video device. Press ENTER . 2 . Pres s MENU and se lec t the Pictur e > 3D M ode men u. 3 . For Glasses Control , se lec t the co[...]
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3 . T V Features 35 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Original 3D Video Options ( T V S of t wa r e V e rs io ns 012. 05 a n d ear li er ) T o display 3D gamin g or 3D cine ma content, your Mitsubishi T V requires : • A compatib le 3D sourc e device ou tput ting a 3D signal i n one of these fo rmats: - Checkerboard format, 1 0 80[...]
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36 3. T V Features For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 3D V ideo, con tinu ed • 3D Glasses a re NO T designe d as sunglasses or safet y glas ses a nd do not pr ovide protectio n. 3D glas ses sh ould be worn o nly when v iewing 3D ma te ri al . • Do not wear the w ireles s glas ses in a ny situations that requ ire unimpair ed v[...]
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3 . T V Features 37 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 USB So urce D evices (8 3 8 S erie s) The US B Med ia Player Menu USB Me dia m en u, Photos option se le cted Displaying the Menu 1. Back up the dat a on your USB dr ive before con - nec ting it to the T V . Mit subishi i s not respo nsible for any file da mage or da ta los s. 2 . [...]
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38 3 . T V Feat ure s For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Using the Photos and Audi o Me nus US B Me dia S etup Menu Use the US B Me dia S etup menu to set up play of a slide show or p laylist. • IfJPEGimagefilesa ndmp3f ilesareb othonthe USB de vice, choose fr om: - Sl id es how + M us ic - Slides [...]
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3 . T V Features 39 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Photos and Mot ion V ide o as Comp osite Video All Models. Conn ect th e came ra to the T V us ing a comp osite vide o cable a nd contro l the slide sh ow or movie through the c ame ra. T he display re solution w ill be standard- definition ( 480 i). 1. Refer to the owner’ s ma n[...]
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40 3. T V Features For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Wir eles s Audio Play back 83 8 Series. T he T V ’ s b uilt -in s peaker a rray ca n play audio fro m a handhe ld device u sing Bl ueto oth ® A 2DP (stereo audio) wirele ss tech nology . Th e T V ca n be paire d with only on e device at a time. Pairi ng the T V with an Audi o Pla[...]
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3 . T V Features 41 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Th is se tu p is u n ne ces s ar y if u si ng t he T V sp eaker s as a c en ter c ha n nel . Se e pa ge 2 7 . Soun d Projector T ech nology 83 8 Series. T he T V ’ s b uilt -in s peaker a rray ca n be adjusted to ref lect s ound of f the ro om walls to create a surr ound soun d e[...]
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42 3 . T V Features For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Sound P r oject or (8 3 8 Series) , cont inued 2 . Position your self in your us ual viewing lo cation. Rema in in this posi tion, lookin g at the T V , w hile making the follo wing adjustments. 3 . Adjusting Beam Angles a. Adju st Center Beam Angle until sound is abou t equal i n [...]
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3 . T V Features 43 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Sound P r oject or (8 3 8 Series) , cont inued Auto S etu p Auto setup use s the includ ed ca libration mi croph one to optimize Sound Proje ctor pe r forma nce for m ost roo m conditions. Initial P r eparation 1. Position and c onne ct the T V as des cribe d unde r “Before Y ou [...]
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44 3 . T V Feat ur es For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Ex ternal Rear Speakers Y ou may wish to supple ment su rround s ound fro m the T V with ex terna l rear sp eaker s. Ex ter nal spe akers c an fill in rea r sound if your ro om lacks a re ar wall suit able for refle cting s ound. Mitsub ishi rec omme nds Polk Audio’ s F / X Wi [...]
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3 . T V Features 45 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Internet s er vic es pr ovided by VUDU ™ Apps l et you access many popular on-l ine applications. In addition to free con tent, VUDU’ s movie se r vice l ets you buy an d rent movies th rough the T V . Visi t ww w . V UDU. co m to lear n more a bout available m ovie titles, pr [...]
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46 3. T V Features For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Stream T V ™ Int erne t Med ia, con tinu ed Setup > N et work me nu af te r con nec ting. Th e active net work is c he cked a nd co nne ction d ata di spl ays. 5 . If conne cting to a se cure net work, e nter the net work key or password whe n prompted. Sp ecia l remote contro [...]
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3 . T V Features 47 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Stream T V ™ Int erne t Med ia, con tinu ed INTERNET LAST TOOLS GUIDE. In VUDU’s mo vie se r vic e, returns to the VUDU h ome menu. IN F O. In VUDU’s mo vie se r vic e, works like the VUDU MORE key . D isplays mo re options for the cur rent se lec tion if available. F2 . Disp[...]
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48 3 . T V Feat ur es For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Introduct ion to Home- Theater Control This T V offe rs a c hoice of hom e-thea ter - con trol systems. Th is summa r y of fer s some examp les of the co ntrol methods av ailable using the T V’s remote control . Y ou may wish to use on e or more of the se metho ds in your home [...]
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49 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 4 T V Menu s Pres s MENU on the remote co ntrol to open the ma in menu. Pi cture Picture se tting s. 49 Sound S ound settings. 53 Caption s Close d captio ns on / and of f; ca ption displays. 55 Setup Basic T V setup. 56 Inputs Name a ssig nments fo r T V inputs, H DMI Contr ol setup 83 8 Series. N[...]
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50 4. T V Me nus For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Contrast • Low contr ast shows a vari ety of s hades in d arker imag es • In most ho me lighting si tuations, me dium co ntrast l ooks best. • High con trast s hows darker imag es more u niformly b lack and ma kes color s appe ar mo re vibran t. High contr ast is good f[...]
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4 . T V Menus 51 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Picture , c ontinued Pi cture Res et • Rese ts sound a nd pic ture adjus tments for the c urre nt input. Hig hlight the Reset ic on and pre ss ENTER twi ce to per for m rese t . • Reset has n o ef fect on u nivers al set tings ( Balance , L i s t e n To , Langu age ) or on A[...]
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52 4. T V Menus For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Picture , c ontinued T o ret u rn to t h e de fa ul t valu es f or Ad van ce d Displ ay the Picture > A dvanced m e nu an d: 73 8 Se ri es 83 8 Series Highlight RESET Pic Mode and p ress ENTER . 1. Highligh t the Advan ced mode to change. 2 . H ighlight RESET Pic Mode an d pres s EN[...]
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4 . T V Menus 53 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 S ound Sound Au dio Set tings in this m enu are s av e d for the cur rent inpu t only with the exception of Balance and S u bwoo fe r , which apply to all inpu ts. T o make Audio adjustm ents while watching T V and withou t using the m enu: 1. Press th e AU DI O k e y. 2 . Pre ss to s[...]
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54 4. T V Me nus For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Sound G lobal Set tings in this m enu appl y to all lef t and ri ght inputs . An al og Au di o Ou t The se set tings af fe ct audio f rom the AUDIO OUTPUT jacks. Fix ed Use wi th an ana log A / V re ceiver . C ontrol volume fr om the A / V re ceiver . T he volume of the audio ou tput [...]
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4 . T V Menus 55 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Capt ions Captions on Digital Channels The T V can de code c aptions f rom the ANT inpu t only . Broadc aster s ca n send up to six dif fe rent ca ptioning sele ctions o r can s end ana log ca ptions for a pr ogra m that ori ginated in ana log for mat. A T V s tation may br oad- cas t[...]
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56 4. T V Me nus For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Setup Langua ge Menu English Spanis h Displ ays on-sc reen m enus in e ither Englis h or Spa nish. An te nn a Digital Audi o Sele cts the c urre nt langua ge for a digita l prog ram fro m the ANT input. Ea ch digita l prog ram may include up t o seven language choices or there may be [...]
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4 . T V Menus 57 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Set up, contin ued Setup Channel A n t A i r, An t Ca bl e Y ou m us t pe r fo rm a c ha nn el s ca n to r ec eive d ig it al c ha nn el s. T he sc an sea rche s for broad - cas t channe ls and ad ds them to T V me mor y . T o star t channe l sca n: 1. Highlight one of the input selec[...]
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58 4 . T V Menus For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Set up, contin ued Setup Energy La mp Energy Standard, Bright Standard is for most viewin g conditio ns. Use Bright in brightl y lit rooms . Y o u may notice inc rease d fan no ise whe n using the Bright set ti ng. Blue Glow (83 8 series ) On, Off Select On t o se e blue acc ent light[...]
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4 . T V Menus 59 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Inpu ts Inputs Name IN PUT and HDMI jacks: Cab le b ox, Ca m(co rd e r), CD, DVD (DVD, DVD2 , Bl u-r ay ), DVR, Ga me (G am e, PS , Xb ox, W ii ), Me di a Box, P C, Sa tel li te, AVR O n /O f f ( A N T, Blu etooth only) IN PUT jacks only: CD/ Au d io, MP 3 Playe r , VCR HDMI jacks onl[...]
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60 4 . T V M enus For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Inpu ts , co ntinued Inputs Order Lets you rea rra nge ico ns in the Input Selection menu. 1. Pres s to highlight a n input ic on. 2. P re ss ENTER to confirm th e sele ction. 3. Press to drag th e icon to the des ired po sition. 4. Press ENTER to confirm th e new positio n. Inputs D[...]
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4 . T V Menus 61 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 T V Locks Parental Loc k by Prog ram Ratings Restr icts a cce ss usin g U. S.-base d rating s sent by broa dcas ters. Time Loc k by Time Restr icts T V use by time of day . Channel Lock by Channel Blocks access to the channels you specif y . Pan el Lock Control Panel Dis ables th e bu[...]
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62 4. T V Menus For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Lock, contin ued T V P rogram Ratings T V A ge-Based Ratings T V -Y Yo u t h . For childre n under 7 . T V -Y 7 Yo u t h 7 an d older . T V- G General Audience. For the entire fa mily . T V- P G Parental Guidance. P arental Gui dance reco mmend ed; may not be suita ble for some childre[...]
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4 . T V Menus 63 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Lock, contin ued Lock Time Blocks a ll use of the T V during the time p erio d you speci f y . Y ou mus t enter a pa ss co de to use the T V when the time lo ck is in ef fec t. Af ter rele asing the l ock with the pa ss co de, the lock does n ot go back into ef fec t until the next ti[...]
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64 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 5 Net Comma n d IR Cont rol • Net Co mm an d IR ho me -t hea te r co nt ro l is ava il- ab le o n 8 3 8 se ri es T Vs. • IR em it t er c ab le s ar e avai la bl e fo r pu rc ha se from Mitsubishi. Visit ww w .mitsuparts.com or call 800-553- 72 78 and request one of the follo wing: - 242D [...]
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5 . NetCommand IR Control (8 3 8 Serie s) 65 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Plac em en t The Ne tComm and system us es emit ter s conn ecte d to the IR – NetCommand Out put jack to control othe r devices s uch as DVD pl ayers, ca ble box e s, satellite receiv ers, and V CRs. IR em it ter c ab le s ar e avai la bl e for p ur ch as[...]
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66 5 . N etCommand IR Control (8 3 8 S eries) For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Initial NetCommand Setup T o per for m this pro cedu re, you need: • The re mote controls for b oth the T V an d the device you want to control. • An IR e mit ter cable availabl e from Mits ubishi . Note: T o set up an A/V receiver , see “Setti[...]
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5 . NetCommand IR Control (8 3 8 Serie s) 67 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Oper atin g NetComman d- Cont rol led Devi ce s Cont rolli ng Most D evice T y pes As an examp le of NetCo mmand c ontrol, if you are watching your cable b ox and you wish to tune to the next channel higher , pres s CHANNEL UP . NetCommand then sends the ?[...]
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68 5 . NetCommand IR Co ntrol (8 3 8 S eries) For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Operatin g NetComm and-Con trolled Devices, contin ued Key Name in Learning Screen Special Operation Description and Setup How to Use Menu Di sp la yi ng a M en u for t h e Cu rr ent D evi ce “Lea rn” the MENU key on the original re mote in the Menu le[...]
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5 . NetCommand IR Control (8 3 8 Serie s) 69 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 NetCommand Specializ ed De vice K eys Key Name in Learning Screen Function Name on TV Remote Control See Special Op- eration Method T able Powe r On Power On or Power O N/OFF (togg le) Guide On -S cre en Pro gra m Guid e or DVD D isc M enus GUIDE Ch[...]
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70 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 6 NetC ommand IR C ontrol o f a n A / V Receiv e r Con trolling an A/V R eceiv er af te r N et Co mma nd S etu p Swi tching Au dio to an d from t he A / V Receiv er 1. Pres s AU DI O. 2 . Pres s to show the T V Sp eak ers option . 3 . Pres s to sel ect e ither On (sound through T V spea kers) or Of[...]
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6 . NetCommand Control of an A/V Receiver ( 8 3 8 Ser ies) 71 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Settin g Up A/V Rec eiver Con trol P ow er and V olume Per form this s etup to control A / V receiver p ower and volume with the T V ’ s remote contro l. T o per for m this setup you ne ed: • The re mote controls for b oth the T V an[...]
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72 6 . N etCommand Con tro l of an A/V Receiver (8 38 S erie s) For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Automat ic Aud io/ V ide o Switc hing O ver an HDMI Con nec ti on If your A / V rec eiver has a n HDMI ou tput, it may be convenient to send v ideo to the T V over a singl e HDMI cable th rough the A / V recei ver . The following se tup e[...]
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6 . NetCommand Control of an A/V Receiver ( 8 3 8 Ser ies) 73 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Before Y ou Begin T o comple te these steps you will ne ed: • The re mote controls for b oth the T V an d the A / V r e c e i v e r. • An IR e mit ter cable availabl e from Mits ubishi. • An HD MI-to- HDMI ca ble to conne ct [...]
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74 6 . N etCommand Cont r ol of an A/V Receiver ( 8 3 8 Ser ies) For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Settin g Up A/V Receiver Co ntrol, con tinu ed NetCommand Con t rol o f a De vice Con - ne ct ed to a n HD MI A / V R ece ive r Use this setup to have NetCom mand co ntrol a device sendin g audio and v ideo thr ough the A / V r ecei ver [...]
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75 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Appendix A : Progr ammi ng th e Remote Cont rol ........... 77 Appendix B : Bypa ssin g th e Parent al Lock .............. 83 Appendix C : HDMI Cont rol of CEC Device s .............. 85 Appendix D : T V C are ........................... 88 Appendix E : T roubl eshooting ...................... 91 A[...]
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Appendices 77 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 CAB/SA T DVD TV AUDIO VCR This ap pendi x explains pr ogra mming the T V’ s remote control to ope rate other A / V devices. T his is distin ct from Ne tComma nd or HD MI CEC. F unct ions A vailable f or Ot her A / V De vices The T V’ s remote contr ol can b e progr amme d to opera te[...]
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78 Ap pendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Progra mmi ng th e Remote Cont rol 1. Press o ne of the uppe r but tons on the rem ote control to cha nge to the cor rec t mode for the produ ct you want to control. Refer to the ta ble below . Only o ne of each devic e ty pe ca n be con - trolled in e ach mo de. Mode Affected Device C [...]
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Appendices 79 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Audio Amplifiers Alt ec Lansing 41 74 2 Anth em 42220 Bel Canto Design 415 8 3 Car y Audi o Design 418 7 9 Class e 414 6 1 Denon 4 2 13 4 Durabrand 415 6 1 Flex t ro ni cs 41 8 7 9 Halcro 419 3 4 Harman / Kardon 40892 Kre ll 4 2 4 6 3 , 418 3 7 Lef t Coast 40892 Lenoxx 41 5 6 1 Lexicon [...]
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80 A ppendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Appendix A : Programmin g the R emot e Cont rol, contin ued A/V Receivers Marant z 42 1 1 4, 4 1 289, 4 1 269, 4 11 8 9 McInt osh 412 8 9 Micromega 4 11 8 9 Mitsubishi 419 5 7 , 41 9 2 2 , 41 9 2 1, 419 2 0 , 413 9 3 My r yad 4 11 8 9 Nakamichi 41313 On k yo 41 8 0 5 , 41 5 3 1, 413 2 0[...]
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Appendices 81 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 VCRs Ko da k 20 0 37 , 20 0 35 Linksys 219 7 2 L l o y d ’s 2 0000 L XI 20 0 37 Magnasonic 20 593 Magnav ox 2 1 593, 2059 3, 200 81 , 2 0039 , 2 0035 , 2 0000 Marant z 20 0 81 , 20 0 35 Mar ta 2 0 0 37 Matsushita 201 6 2, 20 03 5 Media Center PC 219 7 2 MEI 20 0 35 Me mo rex 201 62, 20[...]
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82 Appendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 DVD Players Harman / Kardon 3 1 229, 307 02, 30582 Helio s 321 92, 32080 He ll o K itty 3 0 8 31 Hitachi 30 664, 305 7 3 Hi te ke r 3 0 672 Huma x 315 8 8 , 315 0 0 iLo 31 472 , 313 4 8 Initial 3 14 7 2 Insignia 325 9 6, 32 428, 32 0 95, 3 0 675 In teg r a 32 1 4 7 , 3 1 769 , 30 627 , 3[...]
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Appendices 83 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Byp ass ing t he Pare nta l Lock Af ter you set the lock , you must us e your pass c ode to: • View a locked pr ogram • View a lock ed cha nnel • View the lock ed T V • Cancel the lock • Enter the Lock menu s If you forget your pas s code, you ca n view the locke[...]
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84 A ppendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 This p age in tent iona ll y left blan k[...]
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Appendices 85 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 4 . If prompted for a n ame, highlight a name f or the device an d pres s ENTER to add a che ck. T he device itsel f may later ov e rri de the name assigne d. 5 . Highlight On and p ress ENTER to add a check . 7. Highlight EXIT a nd pres s ENTER to close the New Devic e Found screen. Not[...]
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86 Appendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 HDMI Con tro l of an HDMI A / V Receiver a nd Con nec ted Devices Note: Connect the A/V receiver to the TV with an HDMI cable before making other connections. 1. Enable HD MI Control fo r the A / V re ceiver as desc ribe d in “Enab ling HDMI Co ntrol of CEC Devices” on the pre vious [...]
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Appendices 87 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Using H DMI Cont rol As an examp le of using HD MI Control, pr ess P L AY on the device its elf to : • Pow er o n the T V • Switch to the device (no nee d to display the Input Selection me nu) • Begin p lay of the device D i r e c t Key s T est your e quipment w ith the T [...]
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88 Ap pendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 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 915[...]
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Appendices 89 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Lamp -C ar tridge Replac ement Rem ovin g t he O ld L am p Ca r t ri dg e 1. T urn of f T V power and unplug the T V . Allow the lamp to coo l for at lea st one hou r before pro cee d- ing. 2 . Af ter the lamp h as coo led, rem ov e the cover of the lamp compar tment, located on the back[...]
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90 Ap pendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Cleaning Recommend ations Norm ally , lig ht dusting wi th a dr y , non -scr atching duster will keep your T V cl ean. If cle aning beyond this is neede d, please use the follo wing guidelines: Firs t, turn of f the T V and unplug th e power cord fr om the pow er outlet. Occ asiona lly [...]
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Appendices 91 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action Format If the picture shap e seems incorrect, use the F O R M AT key to chang e the shap e of the pictur e. Pres s F O R M AT to cycle through the aspec t ratios a vailable for the signal. The la st-used for mat for a sig nal ty pe is me[...]
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92 Appendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action A / V Res et (for all input s) T o reset au dio and vide o adjustme nts for all input s to the original factor y set tings. While viewing the T V , pre ss the control-panel buttons IN PUT and VOLU ME D OW N at the sa me time for at least[...]
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Appendices 93 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Appendix E: T r oubl eshoot ing, con tinu ed General TV Operation Sy mptom R ema rks 1. A fan ha s continue d runni ng more tha n two minutes af ter the T V was powered of f. The ro om is too warm. Whe n the T V is of f, internal c ompone nts continue to draw power and m ust be c oole d [...]
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94 Appendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Appendix E: T r oubl eshoot ing, con tinu ed General TV Operation Sy mptom R ema rks 11 . I have turned on CEC for my HDMI d evices bu t control i s err atic and I wi sh to disable i t. • Fir st turn of f the T V’ s HDMI c ontrol for the sp ecif ic device. Ope n the Inputs > H [...]
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Appendices 95 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Appendix E: T r oubl eshoot ing, con tinu ed T V P ow e r O n /O f f Sy mptom R ema rks 1. T V t akes an excessively lo ng time to power on. When p owered on, the T V n ee ds time to boot up, just as a c om- puter does. 2. Y ou c annot p rogra m the T V to turn o n auto- matically (Timer[...]
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96 A ppendices For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Appendix E: T r oubl eshoot ing, con tinu ed Sou n d Sy mptom R ema rks 1. The re is no sou nd even when the volume is turne d up. • Chec kifthe MUTE key is on. • TheT V’ sanal og Lis te n to set ting may be set to SAP (ana log prog ram fro m the ANT inp ut[...]
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Appendices 97 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Appendix E: T r oubl eshoot ing, con tinu ed NetCommand IR Control (NetCommand-equipped models o nly) Sy mptom R ema rks 1. NetCommand unable t o learn specific device ke ys. • A / V Devic e does n ot use IR for mat for rem ote control signa l. IT T and RF fo rmats c annot b e lear [...]
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98 T rade mark and Lic ense I nformation For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 T radema rk and Li cense Information Net w ork Ser vice Disclaimer Third pa r t y content a nd ser vices, i ncluding wi thout limita tion home e nter tai nment se r vic es by VUDU, Inc., are provided in acco rdanc e with whatever terms a nd conditi ons are e st[...]
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T rademar k and Lice nse Information 99 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Mitsubishi T V Sof t ware END-USER L ICENSE A GREEMENT FO R EMBEDD ED SOFTW ARE IM PO RT AN T – RE A D CAR E FUL L Y: This Li ce nse A gre eme nt is a l eg al ag ree me nt be twe en yo u (eithe r an i ndiv idu al or a n ent it y) an d Mit subi shi D igi ta l E[...]
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10 0 T rad emark and Lic ense I nformation For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Copyright © 2007 Free Softwar e Foundation, Inc. <http://fsf.org/> Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. Preamble The GNU General Public License is a free, copyleft licens[...]
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T rademar k and Lice nse Information 10 1 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 4. Conveying V erbatim Copies. Y ou may convey verbatim copies of the Program’ s source code as you receive it, in any medium, pr ovided that you conspicuously and appropriately publish on each copy an appropriate copyright notice; keep intact all notices st[...]
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10 2 T r ademark and Licens e Information For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 However , if you cease all violation of this License, then your license from a particular copyright holder is r einstated (a) provisionally , unless and until the copyright holder explicitly and finally terminates your license, and (b) permanently , if the co[...]
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T rademar k and Lice nse Information 10 3 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 GNU General Publi c License Ver si on 2 , Ju ne 19 91 Copy ri ght (C) 1989, 1991 Free So f twa re Fou nda tio n, Inc. 675 Mas s Ave, Camb ri dge , MA 021 3 9, USA Ever yo ne is p er mit te d to copy a nd di str ibu te ver bati m cop ie s of thi s lic en se do [...]
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10 4 T rademar k and Lice nse Information For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 3. Y o u may c opy an d dis tri bute t he Pro gr am (or a wor k ba se d on it , und er S ec tio n 2) in obj ec t co de or exec ut abl e for m un der t he ter ms o f Se cti ons 1 a nd 2 ab ove provi ded t hat yo u als o do o ne of th e foll owing: a) Ac com pan[...]
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W ar rant y 10 5 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 MITSUBIS HI DIGIT A L ELECTRONICS A MERICA , INC. (“MDE A ” ) warr ants as fo llows to the original pur chase r of this television fro m an autho rized MITSUB ISHI Audio/ Vide o Dea ler , should it p rove defective by reason of aga inst defe cts aris ing from imp rope r workma nsh[...]
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10 6 Warranty For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 d. T o obt ain a rep lacem ent lam p , or der the la mp direc tly from the M DE A Par ts D epar tment at (80 0) 553 - 72 78. 2. THIS LIMITED W ARR ANT Y D OES NOT COVER: a. Up to .0 1 % pixel outage s (small dot pic ture elem ents that a re dar k or inco rrec tly illuminated ). b. Damage[...]
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Ind ex 10 7 For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 I n d ex A Acce nt Lighting 58 Ana morp hic Picture Form at 32 Antenna I nput (A NT ) 20, 21 Set ting Up 1 2 Signal Strength for Digital Chan - nels 30 A nte nn aweb.o rg 57 Audio Loc k (A / V re ceiver c ontrol) 78 Audio Ou tput Jacks 20 Auto Input Se nsing 1 3 Auto- O f f (Slee p Time r)[...]
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10 8 Ind ex For assis ta nce c all 1 ( 8 0 0) 3 3 2- 21 1 9 Phot o Viewing 38 Pic tur e Picture Me nu Adjustme nts 49 Picture Qu alit y and Film Mo de 50 Shap e (format) 1 6, 1 8, 32 T roubleshooting 95 Power O n /Of f 8 T roubleshooting 95 R Ratings ( T V an d Movie) 62 Rear Speak er s 44 Remote Contro l K eys and F unctions 9 Programming I nstruc[...]
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W ebsite: w w w .mitsub ishi-tv .com E-m ai l: MDEA ser vice@md ea.com V4 3 +/ V4 3 + + © 20 1 1 Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. V 4 3+ _ V 43++ _ IB_ b_ 20 1 1 01 1 1 SYST E M R E S E T If the T V do es not re spond to the rem ote control, control -pane l but tons, or will not p ow e r on/off, press and hol d the POW ER but ton on th[...]