Mitsubishi Electric Lt 40151 Owners Guide

							Guidelines for setting up and using your new widescreen TV start on •	page 7.
For	questions:•	
Visit	our	website	at	www.mitsubishi-tv.com.	-
E-mail	us	at	[email protected].	-
Call	Consumer	Relations	at		-800-332-2119.
For	information	on	•	System Reset,	please	see	the	back	cover.
To	order	replacement	or	additional	remote	controls,	visit	our	website	at	www.mitsuparts.com	or	call	•	
800-553-7278.
153 and 249 Series.•			IR	emitter	cables	for	NetCommand	home-theater	control	are	available	for	purchase	
from	Mitsubishi.		Call	800-553-7278	and	request	either	part	number	242D483020	(two-ended	cable)	or	part	
number	299P254020	(four-ended	cable).
	
IMMERSIVE	SOUND	LCD	HDTV
with	Integrated	Sound	Projector
MODELS
151 Series
LT-40151, LT-46151, LT-52151
153 Series
LT-40153, LT-46153, LT-52153
249 Series
LT- 4 6 2 4 9 ,   LT- 5 2 2 4 9
OWNER’S	GUIDE
 
						

							FCC Declaration of Conformity
Product:LCD	Flat	Panel	HDTV
Models:LT-40151,	LT-46151,	LT52151
LT-40153,	LT-40153,	LT-52153
LT-46249,	LT-52249
Responsible	
Party:
Mitsubishi	Digital	Electronics	
America,	Inc.
9351	Jeronimo	Road
Irvine,	CA	92618-1904
Telephone:(800)	332-2119
This	device	complies	with	Part	15	of	the	FCC	Rules.		
Operation	is	subject	to	the	following	two	conditions:
(1) 	This	device	may	not	cause	harmful	interference,	
and
(2)	 This	device	must	accept	any	interference	
received,	including	interference	that	may	cause	
undesired	operation.
Note: 	This	equipment	has	been	tested	and	found	
to	comply	with	the	limits	for	a	Class	B	digital	device,	
pursuant	to	part	15	of	the	FCC	Rules.	These	limits	
are	designed	to	provide	reasonable	protection	
against	harmful	interference	in	a	residential	instal-
lation.	This	equipment	generates,	uses	and	can	
radiate	radio	frequency	energy	and,	if	not	installed	
and	used	in	accordance	with	the	instructions,	may	
cause	harmful	interference	to	radio	communica-
tions.	However,	there	is	no	guarantee	that	interfer-
ence	will	not	occur	in	a	particular	installation.	If	this	
equipment	does	cause	harmful	interference	to	radio	
or	television	reception,	which	can	be	determined	
by	turning	the	equipment	off	and	on,	the	user	is	
encouraged	to	try	to	correct	the	interference	by	one	
or	more	of	the	following	measures:
Reorient	or	relocate	the	receiving	antenna.	-
Increase	the	separation	between	the	equip-	-
ment	and	the	receiver.
Connect	the	equipment	into	an	outlet	on		-
a	circuit	different	from	that	to	which	the	
receiver	is	connected.
Consult	the	dealer	or	an	experienced	radio/	-
TV	technician	for	help.
Changes or modifications not expressly 
approved by Mitsubishi could cause harmful 
interference and would void the user’s authority 
to operate this equipment.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCKDO NOT OPEN
CAUTION:	TO	REDUCE	THE	RISK	OF	ELECTRIC	SHOCK,	DO	NOT	REMOVE	COVER	(OR	BACK).		 NO	USER	SERVICEABLE	PARTS	INSIDE.		REFER	
SERVICING	TO	QUALIFIED	SERVICE	PERSONNEL.
TV WEIGHT:		This	TV	is	heavy.		Exercise	extreme	care	
when	lifting	or	moving	it.		Lift	or	move	the	TV	with	a	
minimum	of	two	adults.		To	prevent	damage	to	the	TV,	
avoid	jarring	or	moving	it	while	it	is	turned	on.		Always	
power	off	your	TV,	unplug	the	power	cord,	and	discon-
nect	all	cables	before	moving	it.
WARNING:		To	reduce	the	risk	of	fire	or	electric	shock,	
do	not	expose	this	apparatus	to	rain	or	moisture.
WARNING:		This	product	contains	chemicals	known	
to	the	State	of	California	to	cause	cancer	and/or	birth	
defects	or	other	reproductive	harm.	
WARNING:		This	product	shall	be	connected	to	a	
MAINS	socket	outlet	with	a	protective	earthing	connec-
tion.
MAINS DISCONNECTION:		The	mains	plug	is	used	
as	the	disconnect	device.		The	mains	plug	shall	remain	
readily	operable.
Features	and	specifications	described	in	this	owner’s	
guide	are	subject	to	change	without	notice.
The	lightning	flash	with	arrowhead	symbol	
within	an	equilateral	triangle	is	intended	to	
alert	the	user	of	the	presence	of	uninsulated	
“dangerous	voltage”	within	the	product’s	
enclosure	that	may	be	of	sufficient	magnitude	to	consti-
tute	a	risk	of	electric	shock	to	persons.
The	exclamation	point	within	an	equilat-
eral	triangle	is	intended	to	alert	the	user	to	
the	presence	of	important	operating	and	
maintenance	(servicing)	instructions	in	the	
literature	accompanying	the	product.
For Your Records
Record	the	model	number,	serial	number,	and	
purchase	date	of	your	TV.		The	model	and	serial	
numbers	are	on	the	back	of	the	TV.		Refer	to	this	
page	when	requesting	assistance	with	the	TV.
MODEL NUMBER  
SERIAL NUMBER  
PURCHASE DATE  
RETAILER NAME  
LOCATION  
  
 
						

							Contents
Important	Safety	Instructions	................4
Important	Information	About	Your	TV	 ..........5
Special	Features	of	Your	TV.................6
1   Basic Setup and Operation
Package	Contents	.......................7
Stand	Installation	........................8
Wall-Mounting	 ..........................8
Before	You	Begin	........................9
First-Time	Power-On	......................9
TV	Controls	 ...........................10
Setting	Up	TV	Inputs.....................12
Basic	TV	Operation......................14
2   TV Connections
Before	You	Begin	.......................16
Cable	Management	 .....................16
Inputs	and	Outputs	......................17
Y	Pb	Pr	Component	Video	Device	 ...........20
HDMI	Device	............................20
DVI	Video	Device	 .......................21
Composite	Video	Device	..................21
Antenna	or	Cable	TV	Service	...............21
VCR	or	DVD	Recorder	to	an	Antenna	or		
Wall	Outlet	Cable	 ......................22
VCR	or	DVD	Recorder	to	a	Cable	Box		........22
A /V	Receiver	 ..........................23
A /V	Receiver	with	HDMI	Output	.............23
Subwoofer	 ............................24
Audio-Only	Device	 ......................24
3   Using TV Features
Selecting	an	Input	......................25
Sleep	Timer	...........................25
ChannelView	Channel	Listings	..............26
Redirecting	Audio	Output	 .................26
Controlling	A /V	Receiver	Volume	............26
Status	Display	 .........................27
TV	Signals	and	Display	Formats	.............28
Using	the	TV	with	a	Personal	Computer	 .......29
Camera	Images	and	Music	Files	 ............31
Sound	Projector	........................34
Streaming	Internet	Movies	with	VUDU	 ........37
Introduction	to	Home-Theater	Control	 ........39
4   TV Menus
Main	Menu	............................40
Menu	Navigation	 .......................40
Adjust	...............................41
Captions	 .............................46
Initial	................................47
Inputs	 ...............................50
Lock	................................52
5   NetCommand IR Control
About	NetCommand	IR	Control	.............55
IR	Emitter	Placement	 ....................56
Initial	NetCommand	Setup	 ................57
Operating	NetCommand-Controlled	Devices	...58
6   NetCommand IR Control of an A/V Receiver
Controlling	an	A /V	Receiver	after		
NetCommand	Setup	....................61
Setting	Up	A /V	Receiver	Control
Power	and	Volume	 ...................62
Automatic	Switching	(Audio	or	Audio/Video)	.63
Appendices
Appendix	A:		Programming	the	Remote	Control	.68
Appendix	B:		HDMI	Control	of	CEC	Devices	....75
Appendix	C:		TV	Care	....................78
Appendix	D:		Bypassing	the	Parental	Lock	 .....79
Appendix	E:		Troubleshooting	 ..............81
Trademark and License Information	..........88
Network Service Disclaimer	 ................88
Warranty	 ..............................92
Index	.................................94
 
						

							4  
Important Safety Instructions
Please	read	the	following	safeguards	for	your	TV	and	
retain	for	future	reference.		Always	follow	all	warnings	
and	instructions	marked	on	the	television.
1)	 Read	these	instructions.
2)	 Keep	these	instructions.
3)	 Heed	all	warnings.
4)	 Follow	all	instructions.
5)	 Do	not	use	this	apparatus	near	water.
6)	 Clean	only	with	dry	cloth.
7)	 Do	not	block	any	ventilation	openings.	Install	in	
accordance	with	the	manufacturer’s	instructions.
8)	 Do	not	install	near	any	heat	sources	such	as	
radiators,	heat	registers,	stoves,	or	other	apparatus	
(including	amplifiers)	that	produce	heat.
9)	 Do	not	defeat	the	safety	purpose	of	the	polarized	
or	grounding-type	plug.	A	polarized	plug	has	two	
blades	with	one	wider	than	the	other.	A	grounding	
type	plug	has	two	blades	and	a	third	grounding	
prong.	The	wide	blade	or	the	third	prong	are	
provided	for	your	safety.	If	the	provided	plug	does	
not	fit	into	your	outlet,	consult	an	electrician	for	
replacement	of	the	obsolete	outlet.
10)	 Protect	the	power	cord	from	being	walked	on	
or	pinched	particularly	at	plugs,	convenience	
receptacles,	and	the	point	where	they	exit	from	the	
apparatus.
11)	 Only	use	attachments/accessories	specified	by	the	
manufacturer.
12)	 Use	only	with	the	cart,	
stand,	tripod,	bracket,	
or	table	specified	
by	the	manufacturer,	
or	sold	with	the	
apparatus.	When	
a	cart	is	used,	use	
caution	when	moving	
the	cart/apparatus	
combination	to	avoid	
injury	from	tip-over.
13)	 Unplug	this	apparatus	
during	lightning	storms	or	when	unused	for	long	
periods	of	time.
14)	 Refer	all	servicing	to	qualified	service	personnel.	
Servicing	is	required	when	the	apparatus	has	been	
damaged	in	any	way,	such	as	power-supply	cord	or	
plug	is	damaged,	liquid	has	been	spilled	or	objects	
have	fallen	into	the	apparatus,	the	apparatus	has	
been	exposed	to	rain	or	moisture,	does	not	operate	
normally,	or	has	been	dropped.
AN TE N NA
L E AD  IN  W IR E
A N TE N NA
D IS C HAR G E U NIT
( N EC  A R TIC LE  8 10-2 0)
G RO UNDIN G
C O NDUCTO RS
( N EC  A R TIC LE  8 10-2 1)
G RO UND C LA M PS
P O W ER  S ER VIC E G RO UNDIN G
E LE C TR O DE S YSTE M
( N EC  A R T 2 50, P AR T H )
G
RO UND C LA M P
E LE C TR IC
S ER VIC E
E Q UIP M EN T
N EC  —  NATIO NAL E LE C TR IC AL C O DE
EXAM PLE  O F A N TE N NA G RO UNDIN G
Outdoor Antenna Grounding
If	an	outside	antenna	or	cable	system	is	connected	
to	the	TV,	be	sure	the	antenna	or	cable	system	is	
grounded	so	as	to	provide	some	protection	against	
voltage	surges	and	built-up	static	charges.
Replacement Parts
When	replacement	parts	are	required,	be	sure	the	
service	technician	has	used	replacement	parts	speci-
fied	by	the	manufacturer	or	have	the	same	character-
istics	as	the	original	part.		Unauthorized	substitutions	
may	result	in	fire,	electric	shock	or	other	hazards.
 
						

							   5
Important Information About Your TV
Installation Notes
For	stand	installation	and	wall-mounting,	see	page	8.
Use with other than the authorized accessories 
may cause the TV to become unstable, which can 
cause damage to the product or possible injury.
Custom cabinet installation must allow for proper 
air circulation around the television.
NOTE TO CATV SYSTEM INSTALLER: 	THIS	REMINDER	
IS	PROVIDED	TO	CALL	THE	CATV	SYSTEM	INSTALLER’S	
ATTENTION	TO	ARTICLE	820-40	OF	THE	NEC	THAT	PRO-
VIDES	GUIDELINES	FOR	THE	PROPER	GROUNDING	AND,	
IN	PARTICULAR,	SPECIFIES	THAT	THE	CABLE	GROUND	
SHALL	BE	CONNECTED	TO	THE	GROUNDING	SYSTEM	OF	
THE	BUILDING,	AS	CLOSE	TO	THE	POINT	OF	CABLE	ENTRY	
AS	PRACTICAL.
TV Software
Do	not	attempt	to	update	the	software	of	this	TV	with	
software	or	USB	drives	not	provided	by	or	authorized	by	
Mitsubishi	Digital 	Electronics 	America, 	Inc. 		Non-authorized 	
software	may	damage	the	TV	and	will	not	be	covered	by	
the	warranty.
If Your TV Gets Damaged
Crystalline	liquid	may	leak	from	the	LCD	panel	and	
broken	glass	may	be	scattered.
CAUTION: The crystalline liquid is toxic.  Avoid 
contact with your skin, eyes, or mouth.		DO	NOT	
touch	the	broken	glass	or	crystalline	liquid.		DO	NOT	get	
glass	fragments	or	crystalline	liquid	into	eyes	or	mouth.		
Should either contact your eyes or mouth, rinse the 
contacted area thoroughly with water and consult 
your doctor.
Disposal of Your TV 
The	LCD	panel	contains	a	small	amount	of	crystalline	
liquid	and	the	fluorescent	tube	in	the	panel	contains	
mercury.		Both	are	toxic	and	should	not	be	touched.
DO NOT dispose of the TV with general household 
waste.		THE	LAMPS	INSIDE	THIS	PRODUCT	CONTAIN	
MERCURY	AND	MUST	BE	RECYCLED	OR	DISPOSED	
OF	ACCORDING	TO	LOCAL,	STATE,	AND	FEDERAL	
LAWS.		For	disposal	or	recycling	information,	contact	
your	local	authorities	or	the	Electronic	Industries	Alli-
ance	at	www.eiae.org.
 
						

							6  
Special Features of Your TV
Your	new	high-definition	widescreen	television	has	
many	special	features	that	make	it	the	perfect	center	of	
your	home	entertainment	system,	including:
1080p High-Definition LCD Display System
Your	Mitsubishi	LCD	Flat	Panel	HDTV	uses	a	full	1920	
x	1080	LCD	panel	to	create	the	picture	you	see	on	the	
screen.		All	images	are	displayed	at	1080p.		The	TV	uses	
new	Plush	1080p®	5G	digital	video	processing	to	convert	
lower-resolution	signals	to	1080p	for	display.
Smooth120Hz™ Film Motion
Smooth120Hz™	Film	Motion	makes	fast-moving	images	
appear	smoother	and	more	fluid,	free	from	motion	blur.		It	
does	this	by	doubling	the	traditional	progressive	scan	
frame	rate	and	creates	new	frames	of	video	between	the	
traditional	frames	to	create	smoother	moving	images.		
Smooth120Hz™	Film	Motion	also	smooths	film	judder	
(image	vibration)	that	may	be	present	in	film-based	
content	such	as	movies.
16:9 Widescreen Picture Format
Enjoy	a	full	theatrical	experience	in	the	comfort	of	your	
home.		View	pictures	as	film	directors	intended	them.	
Digital	TV	broadcasts,	DVDs	and	newer	video	game	
consoles	support	this	widescreen	format.
Integrated HDTV Tuner
Your	widescreen	Mitsubishi	HDTV	has	an	internal	HDTV	
tuner	able	to	receive	both	over-the-air	HDTV	broad-
casts	(received	via	an	antenna)	and	non-scrambled	
digital	cable	broadcasts,	including	non-scrambled	
HDTV	cable	programming.
High-Definition Video Inputs
Component Video Inputs.•			Also	called	Y/Pb/Pr	
inputs,	these	inputs	receive	standard	analog	video	
formats	of	480i,	480p,	720p,	and	1080i	high-defini-
tion	signals.		This	provides	a	high	level	of	flexibility	
when	connecting	DVD	players/recorders,	cable	
boxes,	and	satellite	receivers.
HDMI Inputs.•			These	inputs	accept	digital	480i,	
480p,	720p,	1080i,	and	1080p	video	signals	plus	
bitstream	and	PCM	digital	stereo	signals.		The	
HDMI™	inputs	can	also	accept	a	variety	of	PC	
signals	and	resolutions.		These	inputs	support	
HDMI	1.3	Deep	Color	(up	to	36	bits)	and	the	
x.v.Color extended	color	gamut.
Used	with	an	adapter,	these	inputs	also	accept	
compatible	digital	DVI	video	signals.		HDMI	
inputs	provide	additional	high-performance,	
high-definition	connections	for	maximum	flexibility	
in	your	choice	of	home	theater	products.	The	HDMI	
inputs	are	HDCP	copy-protection	compatible.
Easy Connect Auto Input Sensing
Easy	Connect™	Auto	Input	Sensing	automatically	rec-
ognizes	when	you	plug	in	a	device	and	prompts	you	to	
assign	a	name	to	it.
Home-Theater Control
HDMI Control
Available for all models.		HDMI	devices	with	Consumer	
Electronics	Control	(CEC)	capabilities	may	be	compatible	
with	the	TV’s	HDMI	Control	feature.		Compatible	devices	
can	receive	control	signals	through	the	HDMI	connection,	
allowing	the	TV’s	remote	control	to	operate	some	func-
tions	of	these	devices.
NetCommand with IR Learning
153 and 249 Series.		Your	Mitsubishi	HDTV	offers	a	new	
level	of	networking	that	seamlessly	integrates	selected	
older	A /V	products	with	new	and	future	digital	products.		
NetCommand®	supports	IR	(infrared)	control	of	products	
such	as	VCRs,	DVD	players,	cable	boxes,	and	satel-
lite	receivers.		NetCommand	can	“learn”	remote	control	
signals	directly	from	many	devices,	allowing	you	to	create	
a	customized	NetCommand-controlled	home-theater	
system.
Sound Projector
Sound	Projector	technology	uses	the	TV’s	bank	of	
speakers	to	create	a	simulated	surround	sound	effect	
by	reflecting	sound	off	the	room	walls.
Internet Video Streaming with VUDU™
249 Series.		VUDU	offers	the	largest	on-demand	HD	
movie	selection	anywhere,	featuring	full	1080p	and	5.1	
surround	sound.		VUDU	allows	you	to	enjoy	movies	with	no	
store	visits,	no	mailing,	no	late	fees	and	no	subscriptions.
ENERGY STAR®
This	is	an	ENERGY	STAR®	qualified	TV.		Products	that	
earn	the	ENERGY	STAR	prevent	greenhouse	gas	emis-
sions	by	meeting	strict	energy	efficiency	guidelines	set	
by	the	U.S.	Environmental	Protection	Agency	and	the	
U.S.	Department	of	Energy.		This	TV	consumes	power	
in	excess	of	ENERGY	STAR	guidelines	under	the	follow-
ing	conditions:
TV Feature Active
TV Power 
Status
Picture	Mode	set	to	BrilliantOn
Fast Power On	enabled
Off153 and 249 Series.		External	Controller	
Input	enabled
 
						

							7
Basic Setup and Operation
1
Package Contents
Please	take	a	moment	to	review	the	following	list	of	
accessory	items	to	ensure	that	you	have	received	
everything.
Remote Control Batteries
Remove	the	remote	control	back	cover.1. 
Emitter 
Bulb
Load	the	batteries,	making	sure	the	polarities	2. 
(+)	and	(-)	are	correct.		Insert	the	negative	(-)	
end	first.
Slide	the	cover	back	into	place.3. 
Remote Control1. 
GUIDEMENUINFOBACK
ACTIVITY
Two A A Batteries2. AA
A A
Basic Owner’s 3. 
Guide
HDTV Quick Setup 4. 
Guide
Product Registra-5. 
tion Card
Power Cord6. 
Cable Tie7. 
Stand Screws8. 
153 and 249 Series.  9. 
Calibration Micro-
phone
 
						

							8 1.  Basic Setup and Operation
1
Back
Exte n sio n p ie ce s 
o n bac k of sta n d
2
3
TV
CAUTION.  
Place the 
stand in the foam insert 
with the extension pieces 
facing away from the TV.  
Otherwise, the TV will be 
damaged in transit.
Protect the TV and 
stand with the original 
packing material. DON’T place your hand where it can get 
caught between the TV and stand.
DO support the TV 
under the corners.
TV in protective 
wrapping
Extension pieces on stand 
must face out, away from TV.
Repacking the Stand
Two adults are required to lift the TV.
Wall-Mounting
Stand Installation
1
Back
Exte n sio n p ie ce s 
o n bac k of sta n d
2
3
TV
CAUTION.  
Place the 
stand in the foam insert 
with the extension pieces 
facing away from the TV.  
Otherwise, the TV will be 
damaged in transit.
Protect the TV and 
stand with the original 
packing material. DON’T place your hand where it can get 
caught between the TV and stand.
DO support the TV 
under the corners.
TV in protective 
wrapping
Extension pieces on stand 
must face out, away from TV.
Repacking the Stand
Two adults are required to lift the TV.
If	planning	to	wall-mount	the	TV,	do	not	install	the	
stand.		To	order	a	wall-mount	kit,	please	contact	
Peerless	Industries,	Inc.	at	(800)	473-3753	or	visit	
www.peerlessmounts.com.		Order	wall-mount	kit	model	
ST650.
CAUTION:  Using this TV with other than the authorized accessories may cause the TV to become unstable, 
which can cause damage to the product or possible injury.
To	order	a	wall-mount	kit	from	Mitsubishi	Digital	Elec-
tronics	America,	Inc.,	please	visit	www.mitsuparts.com	
or	call	(800)	553-7278.
Complete	 installation	 instructions	 are	included	 with	the	kit.
Required:		Phillips	Screwdriver
CAUTION
At least TWO PEOPLE are 
required to install the stand.  Support 
the TV near the corners as shown.  Failure to 
follow these recommendations may result in 
personal injury and damage to the 
product.
 
						

							 1.  Basic Setup and Operation 9
Before You Begin
Review	the	important	safety,	installation,	and	oper-1. 
ating	information	at	the	beginning	of	this	book.
Choose	a	location	for	your	TV.2. 
•	See the stand-installation or wall-mounting 
requirements on the opposite page.
•	 Allow	at	least	four	inches	of	space	on	all	sides	
of	the	TV	to	help	prevent	overheating.		Over-
heating	may	cause	premature	failure	of	the	TV.
•	 Avoid	locations	where	light	may	reflect	off	the	
screen.
Install	the	batteries	in	the	remote	control.3. 
Plug	the	TV	into	an	AC	power	outlet.4. 
TV power connection
Welcome Screen Energy Options
Mitsubishi	recommends	the	•	Home	setting,	which	
uses	power	within	ENERGY	STAR®	guidelines.
Home Fast Power On•		allows	the	TV	to	power	up	
quickly.		 While	powered	 off,	however,	 the	TV	uses	
power	in	excess	of	ENERGY	STAR	guidelines	for	
a	powered-down	device.
The	•	Retail	setting	looks	best	under	bright	light-
ing.		In	this	mode,	the	TV	uses	power	in	excess	
of	ENERGY	STAR	guidelines.
This	table	compares	energy	choices	offered	in	the	
Welcome	screen.
Home
Home Fast 
Power OnRetail
Picture ModeBrightBrightBrilliant
Backlight 
Level
Reduced 	
Brightness
Reduced	
Brightness
Full		
Brightness
Time to 
Power On
NormalFastNormal
First-Time Power-On
Confirm	that	the	remote	1. 
control	is	in	TV	mode.		
Press	the	side	button	•	
once	to	light	the	mode	
indicator	and	confirm	
that 	TV	mode	is	active.	
To	change,	press	the	•	
side	button	additional	
times	to	activate	TV	
mode.
GUIDEMENUINFOBACK
TV
Aim	the	remote	control	2. 
at	the	TV	and	press	the	
POWER	key	.		Wait	for	the	
Welcome	screen.
GUIDEMENUINFOBACK
Press	3. 	if	you	wish	to	
change	the	menu	language	
to	Español.
Press	4. 	to	move	to	the	
energy-mode	selections.		
See	the	information	box	for	
details.
Press	5. 	to	highlight	EXIT.  
Press	ENTER	to	clear	the	
menu.
   
						

							10 1.  Basic Setup and Operation
Remote Control
F1F3F4F2
FAVON
DEMAND
GUIDEMENUINFOBACK
ACTIVITY
Powers	TV	on	or	off
Side	button	sets	the	control	mode	
for	the	type	of	device	to	operate.		Set	
mode	to	TV	for	normal	TV	viewing.
Number/letter	keys
Channel	tuning,	page	14
MOREDisplays	a	menu	showing	addi-
tional	functions	for	the	number	
keys.
For	the	•	MORE	menu	in	TV	mode,	
see	below.
With	remote	control	programmed	•	
for	another	device,	the	MORE	menu	
is	specific	to	the	device.		See	page	
68.
For	CEC-enabled	devices,	•	page	75
CHANNEL UPV OLUME  UP
Record/Playback	controls	for	external	devices
When	remote	control	is	programmed,	page	68
HDMI	control,	page	77
153 and 249 Series:		NetCommand,	page	58
VCR		C A B L / S AT		TV		DVD		AUDIO
Control-mode	indicator	for	device	
type	to	control.		Use	the	side	button	to	
change.
MUTE
VOLUME DOWN
LAST.		Returns	to	the	previously	tuned	channel.
CHANNEL DOWN
TV Controls
Note: To	operate	other	audio/video	
devices	using	the	TV’s	remote	
control:
•	 See	Appendix	A,	“Programming	the	Remote	
Control.”
•	 For	HDMI	devices	compatible	with	the	TV’s	
HDMI	Control	feature,	see	Appendix	B.
•	153 and 249 Series
See		-page	55	for	NetCommand	IR	“Learn-
ing”	of	device	keys.
For	use	of	specific	keys	with	NetCom-	-
mand-controlled	devices,	see	“Special	
Operation	Methods,”	page	58.
The MORE menu in TV mode
GUIDE ChannelView	listings,	page	26.
MENUTV	main	menu,	page	40
INFOTV	status	(page	27)	or	TV	help.
BACKSteps	back	one	menu;	clears	
the	top	menu	or	Status	Display.
(PAU S E)	Freezes	a	broadcast	TV	picture.
Adds	a	separator	when	entering	digital	
channel	numbers.		Clears	some	menu	entries.
Press	to	select	a	TV	activity	and	input.		
See	page	25.
  249 Series:		See	page	68.
249 Series:		See	page	68.
PAGE UP
ENTERSelects	a	channel	number	or	
menu	item.
				Navigation	controls
PAGE DOWN
SLEEPSleep	Timer,	page	25
F O R M ATPicture	shape	(aspect	ratio),	page	28
MOREClears	the	MORE	menu.
CCClosed	Captions,	page	46
VIDEOVideo	adjustments,		
page	41
AUDIOAudio	adjustments,		
page	42