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    							 2. TV Connections 21
    DVI Video Device
    Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, DVD Player
    Connect	DVI	devices	(digital	only)	to	the	TV’s	HDMI	
    input	jacks.
    Required:
    1.	 DVI-to-HDMI	cable	or	DVI/HDMI	adapter	and	HDMI	
    cable
    2.	 Left/right	analog	audio	cables.
    Some	devices	require	connection	to	an	analog	input	
    first	in	order	to	view	on-screen	menus	and	to	select	DVI	
    as	the	ouput.		Please	review	your	equipment	instruc-
    tions	for	DVI	connectivity	and	compatibility.
    Note:	 The	HDMI	connection	supports	copy	protection	
    (HDCP).
    PbY
    PrAUDIO OUT
    VIDEO OUT L
    R
    DVI OUTANALOG 
    AUDIO OUTR
    L
    TV
    1.
    Any device with DVI output
    2.
    Antenna or Cable TV Service
    Connect	the	incoming	cable	to	the	TV’s	ANT	input.
    ANT
    IN
    OUT
    Cable TV 
    service
    UHF 
    antenna
    VHF 
    antenna
    TV
    Not recommeded.  Other 
    connection types provide 
    better quality audio and video.
    Direct cable (no cable box)or
    or
    Older cable  box
    300-ohm-to75-ohm combiner
    (side view)
    AUDIO 
    OUT
    COMPOSITE 
    VIDEO OUT
    L
    R
    AUDIO
    R
    L
    TV
    1.
    2.
    VCR or other 
    device with  composite  video 
    output
    Composite Video Device
    VCR or other device with composite video 
    output
    Required:
    1.	 Composite	video	cable	(usually	yellow)
    2.	 Analog	stereo	audio	cables.
                                                                                                                                                                    
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
    R 
    L                                                                                                                                                                                      
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
    R 
    L                           
    						
    							22 2. TV Connections
    VCR or DVD Recorder to an 
    Antenna or Wall Outlet Cable
    Required:
    1.	 Video	cables
    1a.	 Component	video	cables	(red/blue/green)
    	 or
    1b.	 Composite	video	cable	(usually	yellow)
    2.	 Left/right	analog	audio	cables.
    3.	 Two-way	RF	splitter
    4.	 Two	coaxial	cables
    Note:	
    Use	composite	video	only	if	component	video	or	•	
    HDMI	are	unavailable.		For	an	HDMI	connection	
    between	the	TV	and	recorder,	see	page	20.
    If	your	recording	device	has	an	analog-only	tuner,	•	
    you	must	use	a	digital	converter	box	to	enable	
    recording	of	digital	broadcasts.
    1 2
    3HDMIAV R
     AUDIO
    OUTPUTL
    RP bY/ VIDE OPr
    P b P
    rINPUT 2
    INPUT 1DIGITAL
    AUDIO
    OUTPUT
    DVI/PC
    AUDIO(480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i)L
    R L
    R INPUT
    AUDIO
    Y/ VIDE
    O
    3D
    GLASSES EMITTER
    ANT
    IR-NetCommand   
    OutputR
    ANT
    Y/ VIDE OAUDIO OUT
    COMPOSITE 
    VIDEO OUT COMPONENT 
    VIDEO OUT L
    RANTENNA 
    IN
    TV
    1a. 2.
    3. 4.
    4.
    1b.
    or
    DVD Recorder or VCR Incoming cable RF Splitter
    VCR or DVD Recorder to a Cable Box 
    Required:
    .	 Video	cables
    1a.	 Component	video	cables	(red/blue/green)
    	 
    or
    1b.	 Composite	video	cable	(usually	yellow)
    2.	 Left/right	analog	audio	cables.
    3.	 Two-way	RF	splitter
    4.	Three	coaxial	cables
    5.	 Video	and	audio	cables	required	to	connect	the	TV	
    to	the	cable	box.
    Notes:	 Use	composite	video	if	only	if	component	video	
    or	HDMI	are	unavailable.		For	an	HDMI	connec-
    tion	between	the	TV	and	recorder,	see	page	20.
    	When	using	this	connection	configuration,	it	is	
    possible	to	view	live	cable	programs	through	the	
    recording	device.		For	best	picture	quality	always	
    view	live	cable	programs	directly	from	the	TV	input	
    connected	to	the	cable	box	device.
    1 2
    3HDMIAV R
     AUDIO
    OUTPUTL
    RP bY/ VIDEOPr
    P b P
    rINPUT 2
    INPUT 1DIGITAL
    AUDIO
    OUTPUT
    DVI/PC
    AUDIO(480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i)L
    R L
    R INPUT
    AUDIO
    Y/ VIDEO
    3D
    GLASSES EMITTER
    ANT
    RS-232C
    IR-NetCommand   
    OutputR
    ANT
    Y/ VIDEO
    AUDIO OUT
    COMPOSITE 
    VIDEO OUT COMPONENT 
    VIDEO OUT L
    R
    IN
    OUT
    ANTENNA 
    IN
    Cable 
    Box
    TV
    1a. 2. 5.
    3. 4.
    4.
    4.
    1b. or
    DVD Recorder or VCR
    Incoming  cable RF Splitter
    Audio and 
    video from 
    cable box 
    directly to TV
                                                                                                                                                                    
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
    R 
    L                                                     
    						
    							 2. TV Connections 23
    A/V Receiver
    Most	setups	require	either	a	digital	audio	cable	or	
    analog	stereo	audio	cables.		To	send	audio	from	TV	
    channels	received	on	the	ANT	input	or	devices	con-
    nected	directly	to	the	TV,	you	must	use	one	of	the	
    connections	shown	below.		Usually,	only	one	of	these		
    connections	is	required.
    The	TV	makes	all	audio	available	in	digital	and	analog	
    formats:
    Analog	audio	coming	into	the	TV	is	available	as	•	
    output	in	digital	stereo	format	on	the	DIGITAL 
    AUDIO OUTPUT	jack.
    Digital	incoming	audio	is	available	as	analog	output	•	
    on	the	AVR AUDIO OUTPUT L and	R	jacks.
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUTRL
    AUDIO 
    OUT
    COMPOSITE 
    VIDEO OUT
    L
    R
    COAXIAL 
    INPUT
    OPTICAL 
    INPUTCOAXIAL  INPUT
    AUDIO
    R
    L
    TV
    or
    Digital coaxial 
    cable (for a digital 
    A/V receiver)
    Stereo analog cables(for an analog A/V  receiver)
    A/V receiver back panel
    Note:
    On	rare	occasions,	an	HDMI	signal	may	be	•	
    copy-restricted	and	cannot	be	output	from	
    the	TV	as	a	digital	signal.		To	hear	these	copy-
    protected	signals	through	the	A /V	receiver,	use	
    the	connection	for	an	analog	A /V	receiver.
    Check	the	A /V	receiver’s	Owner’s	Guide	for	•	
    information	concerning	use	of	the	digital	input	
    and	switching	between	digital	sound	and	
    analog	stereo	sound	from	the	TV.
    A/V Receiver with HDMI Output
    Required:		One	HDMI-to-HDMI	cable
    This	option	allows	you	to	view	content	from	devices	
    connected	to	an	A /V	receiver	over	a	single	HDMI	cable	
    going	to	the	TV.		The	HDMI	cable	can	transmit	both	
    audio	and	video	to	the	TV.
    You	can	use	an	HDMI	connection	as	described	here	
    in	addition	to	an	audio	connection	from	the	TV’s	audio	
    output.		The	optional	audio	connection	allows	you	to	
    hear,	through	the	A /V	receiver,	devices	connected	to	
    the	TV	only,	e.g.,	an	antenna	on	the	ANT	input.
    You	may	be	able	to	use	the	TV’s	remote	control	(in	
    TV	mode)	to	operate	connected	CEC-enabled	HDMI	
    devices.		Experiment	with	your	equipment	to	determine	
    which	functions	are	available	to	the	TV’s	remote	control.		
    See	Appendix	B,	page	75.
    153 and 249 Series:		This	setup	allows	you	to	use	
    NetCommand-controlled	audio	and	video	switching	over	
    the	HDMI	cable.		See		“Case	3:		Automatic	Audio	and	
    Video	Switching	via	HDMI”	on	page	65.
    To	use	NetCommand	to	supplement	HDMI	control	of	a	
    CEC-enabled	A /V	receiver,	note	the	recommendations	
    under	“More	About	Using	an	HDMI	Connection,”	page	65.
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUTR L
    HDMI OUTDIGITAL
    AUDIO INANALOG AUDIO INL R
    High-denition 
    DVD player
    DVD player
    Cable box
    VCR
    AUDIO
    R
    L
    TV
    A/V receiver with 
    HDMI output
    Any connection 
    types
    Optional 
    analog or 
    digital audio  connection
    HDMI cable
                                                                                                                                                                    
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
    R 
    L                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
    						
    							24 2. TV Connections
    Subwoofer
    Required:		Audio	cable	with	RCA-style	plug
    AUDIO
    R
    L
    TV
    Subwoofer
    L R
    Y
    VIDEO
    Audio-only 
    device
    Unused 
    RCA-style plug  (plug in rst)
    Audio-Only Device
    Keep	an	unused	RCA-style	con-
    nector	in	the	Y/ V I D E O	jack	while	
    using	an	audio-only	device	such	
    as	an	MP3	or	CD	player.
                                                                                                                   
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
    R 
    L                                                   
    						
    							25
    Using TV Features
    3
    Selecting an Input
    The	Activity	menu	lets	you	switch	TV	inputs.		If	you	
    named	devices	during	Auto	Input	Sensing,	the	inputs	
    are	organized	into	groups	based	on	possible	ways	to	
    use	each	device.
    Press	the	1. ACTIVITY	key.
    Use	2. 		to	move	through	groups	of	TV	inputs.
    Use3. 				to	select	an	input.
    Press	4. ENTER	to	switch	to	the	input.
    To	change	the	list	of	inputs	shown	in	each	activity	•	
    group,	see	Inputs > Activity,	page	50.
    To	assign	or	change	the	names	of	input	icons,	use	•	
    the	Inputs	>	Name	menu,	page	50.
    Sleep Timer
    The	Sleep	Timer	turns	the	TV	off	after	the	length	of	time	
    you	set.
    To	set	the	TV	to	turn	on	at	a	certain	time	of	day,	see	the	
    Initial > Timer	menu	on	page	47.
    Setting the Sleep Timer
    Press	1.  MORE	on	the	remote	control.	The	TV’s	MORE	
    menu	will	display.
    Press	2. CANCEL	(SLEEP)	repeatedly	to	increase	the	
    time	in	30-minute	increments.		The	maximum	is	120	
    minutes.
    Press	3. BACK or	wait	five	seconds	without	pressing	
    any	keys	for	the	message	to	disappear.
    Viewing or Changing the Sleep Timer
    Press	1. MORE.
    Press	2. CANCEL (SLEEP).
    Press	3. CANCEL	(SLEEP)	additional	times	to	change	
    the	number	of	minutes	before	the	TV	powers	off.
    SLEEP
    With the MORE menu displayed, press the CANCEL 
    key on the remote control to activate or deactivate the 
    Sleep feature.
                
    						
    							26 3.  Using TV Features
    ChannelView Channel Listings
    ChannelView.  Programs for the tuned channel are 
    listed on right side of screen.
    ChannelView™	shows	memorized	channels	on	the	ANT	
    input.		It	displays	channel	names	and	program	informa-
    tion	for	digital	channels	as	sent	by	broadcasters	or	your	
    local	cable	service	provider	(information	may	be	incom-
    plete).		No	program	information	is	displayed	for	analog	
    channels.
    Note:	 You	must	set	the	TV	Clock	(page	47)	to	receive	
    ChannelView	listings	for	the	current	channel.
    Using ChannelView
    FeatureInstructions
    Receive	updates	for	a	
    digital	channel.
    Press	1. 		to	
    highlight	a	channel	
    number.
    Press	the	2. INFO	key	
    (the	screen	may	
    briefly	go	blank).
    Display/hide	ChannelView	
    listings	from	the	ANT	
    input.
    GUIDE
    Scan	channels	one	by	one.Hold		or	.
    Scan	channels	quickly.Hold	PAGE UP/PAGE DN
    Jump	to	listings	for	a	spe-
    cific	channel.
    Enter	the	channel	1. 
    number.
    Press	2. ENTER.
    See	more	of	the	program	
    description	for	the	current	
    channel	(if	available).
    INFO
    Tune	to	the	highlighted	
    channel.
    ENTER
    Redirecting Audio Output
    Selecting an Audio Output Device
    Press	1. MORE	and	then 9 (AUDIO).
    Press	2. 	to	show	the	Speakers	option.		The	Speak-
    ers	option	will	display	only	if	there	is	a	recognized	
    audio	device	on	an	audio	or	HDMI	output.
    Press	3. 	to	select	either	AV Receiver, Head-
    phones,	or	TV.
    Adjusting an External Subwoofer
    Play	sample	video	or	music	containing	low-fre-1. 
    quency	bass	sound.
    Press	2. MORE	and	then	9	(AUDIO).		Use			to	
    display	the	Subwoofer	option.
    With 	3. Subwoofer	set	to	On,	press	ENTER	to	display	a	
    slider	for	volume.
    Press	4. 			to	adjust	the	subwoofer	volume	level.
    Disconnecting an Analog A/V Receiver
    When	you	disconnect	an	analog	A/V	receiver,	change	
    the	Speakers	setting	to	TV	to	hear	sound	from	the	TV	
    speakers.		Change	the	setting	using	the	remote	con-
    trol’s	MORE	> 9	(AUDIO )key	or	the	Adjust	> Audio > 
    Speakers	menu.
    Controlling A/V Receiver Volume
    With a Standard TV Setup
    Recommended Method:•			Program	the	TV’s	
    remote	control	for	your	A /V	receiver	and	enable	the	
    Audio	Lock	feature.		See	page	69.
    Program	the	TV’s	remote	control	for	your	A /V	•	
    receiver	and	set	the	TV	remote	control’s	mode	to	
    AUDIO.		Return	the	control	mode	to	TV	to	control	the	
    T V.
    Use	the	remote	control	that	came	with	the	A /V	•	
    r e c e i v e r.
    With HDMI Control (CEC-Enabled HDMI 
    A/V Receiver)
    The	TV’s	remote	control	may	control	some	functions	of	
    the	A /V	receiver.		See	Appendix	B,	“HDMI	Control	of	
    CEC	Devices,”	page	75.
    With NetCommand IR Control
    153 and 249 Series.		Set	up	NetCommand	control	of	
    the	A /V	receiver’s	volume	functions	in	the	Inputs	>	AVR	
    menu.		The	TV’s	remote	will	then	control	A /V	receiver	
    volume.		See	page	62.
     
    						
    							 3.  Using TV Features 27
    Press	the	INFO	key	to	see	
    the	on-screen	status	
    display.		The	most	
    common	displays	are	
    shown	here.
    Sample information 
    from the on-screen 
    status display 
    1.Current	Input
    2.Audio	Indicator.		Key:
    TV	speakers			External	sound	system		
    Headphones			Mute
    3.Channel	number	(antenna	source	only)
    Digital	channel	includes	major	and	sub-channel	
    numbers.
    4.Digital	channel	name	(if	broadcast);	antenna	
    source	only.
    5.	V-Chip	rating
    Antenna	source	only	for	digital	signal•	
    Antenna	or	•	VIDEO	composite	jack	for	analog	
    signal
    6.Program	name	(if	broadcast);	digital	source	only
    7.Program	description	(if	broadcast);	digital	
    source,	antenna	only.		Press	the	INFO	key	additional	
    times	to	see	more	of	the	description.
    8.Sleep	Timer	remaining	time
    9.Day	and	time
    10.Signal	type	being	received
    11.Screen	format	in	use
    12 .Program Audio	indicator	(antenna	source	only)
    Digit•	al	source:		Stereo,	Surround
    Anal•	og	source:		Stereo,	Stereo	SAP,	SAP
    13.Available	language	(digital	source,	antenna	only)
    14 .	Signal-strength	indicator	(digital	source,	
    antenna	only)
    Status Display
    INFOAbout Channel Numbers
    Channel Numbers for Over-the-Air Reception or 
    Reception by Direct Cable
    Note:	 All	signals	are	automatically	converted	to	
    1080p	for	display.
    Standard-Definition Analog Channels
    Cable 3
    480i Stretch
    Receiving Standard-Definition 
    Analog Signal (480i)
    Cable ReceptionChannel 3
    Standard-Definition Digital Channels
    Ant 7-1 KABC-SD
    SD 4:3 Stretch
    Receiving Standard-Definition 
    Digital Signal (SD)
    Over-the-Air
    Antenna ReceptionMain Channel 7Sub-Channel 1
    High-Definition Digital Channels
    Ant 7-1 KABC-HD
    HD 16:9 Stretch
    Receiving High-Definition 
    Digital Signal (HD)
    Over-the-Air
    Antenna ReceptionMain Channel 7Sub-Channel 1
    402-101 KABCMonday Night Football
    TV-PG DLSVSt. Louis vs. Tampa Bay, played in Tampa for 
    1
    3
    2
    46
    7
    Sleep 30 min8
    13
    14
    Tuesday 9:10 PMSurroundEnglish
     HD 1080i Standard
    12
    11
    10
    9
    5
      
    						
    							28 3.  Using TV Features
    TV Signals and Display Formats
    Signal Definitions
    480i:		Older	type	of	interlaced	signals	from	the	ANT	input,	
    composite	VIDEO,	component	Y Pb Pr,	or	HDMI	jacks.
    480p:		Progressive-scan	DVD	signals	on	component	Y Pb 
    Pr	or	HDMI	jacks.
    720p and 1080i:		High-definition	signals	received	through	
    component	Y Pb Pr or	HDMI	jacks.		These	signals	are	
    always	16:9	(widescreen).
    1080p:		High-definition	signals	from	a	PC	or	Blu-ray	
    player,	HDMI	inputs	only.
    SD 4:3:		Standard-definition	squarish-screen-format	
    signals	from	digital	channels	on	the	ANT	input.
    SD 16:9: 	Standard-definition	widescreen-format	signals	
    from	digital	channels	on	the	ANT	input.
    HD 16:9:		High-definition	16:9	widescreen	signals	from	
    digital	channels	on	the	ANT	input.
    This	is	a	16:9	widescreen	TV	suitable	for	images	available	
    from	HDTV	and	many	DVDs.		You	can	view	older-style,	squar-
    ish	images	(4:3	aspect	ratio)	using	one	of	the	display	formats	
    described	on	this	page.		Press	the	MORE	key	and	then	the	
    0	key	(FORMAT)	to	cycle	through	available	display	formats.	
    The	TV	remembers	the	format	you	last	used	for	each	input.
    DVD Image Definitions
    Image	information	may	be	stated	on	the	DVD	case.		Some	
    DVDs	support	both	formats	described	below.
    Anamorphic (or Enhanced for WideScreen TV).  Indicates	
    DVDs	recorded	to	show	widescreen	images	properly	on	16:9	
    TV	sets 	using 	the	TV’s 	Standard 	format	mode	(recommended).
    Non-Anamorphic (or 4:3, 1.33:1, Letter Box, or 
    Full Screen).  Indicates	DVDs	recorded	for	viewing	on	
    squarish	TV	screens.		They	may	be	full	screen	(4:3	or	
    1.33:1)	which	crops	movies	to	fit	the	narrow	TV,	or	letter	
    box,	which	adds	black	top	and	bottom	bars.
    TV Display Format Definitions
    Standard: 	The	full-screen	format	used	by	HDTV	signals.		
    Use	this	format	to	display	anamorphic	DVDs	with	a	1.78:1	or	
    1.85:1	aspect	ratio.		Anamorphic	DVDs	with	a	2.35:1	aspect	
    ratio	are	displayed	correctly	but	with	top	and	bottom	black	
    bars.		Squarish	(4:3)	images	are	stretched	evenly	from	side	to	
    side.		Available	for	all	signals.
    Expand:		Enlarges	the	picture	to	fill	the	screen	by	cropping	
    the	top	and	bottom;	useful	for	reducing	the	letter	box	top	and	
    bottom	bars	of	non-anamorphic	DVD	images.
    Zoom:  Enlarges	the	picture	to	fill	the	screen	by	cropping	the	
    sides,	top,	and	bottom	to	eliminate	black	bars.
    480i/480p and SD 4:3 signals:•			Eliminates	top	and	
    bottom	bars	on	anamorphic	DVDs	with	a	2.35:1	aspect	
    ratio.
    720p, 1080i, SD 16:9, and HD signals:•			Eliminates	bars	
    added	to	squarish	4:3	images.
    Stretch:		Stretches	squarish	4:3	images	across	the	screen	
    to	display	the	entire	image	with	less	distortion	than	Stan-
    dard.
    Stretch Plus: 	Similar	to	Stretch,	but	minimizes	distor-
    tion	on	the	sides	by	expanding	the	picture	to	crop	off	
    portions	of	the	top	and	bottom.		Use			to	adjust	the	
    vertical	position	of	the	picture.
    Narrow:  Displays	narrow	4:3	images	in	their	original	
    shape.		Adds	black	side	bars	to	fill	the	screen.
    Wide Expand: 	Enlarges	the	picture,	cropping	the	image	
    on	both	sides.		Removes	or	reduces	black	side	bars	added	
    to	narrow	images	converted	to	16:9	signals	for	digital	
    broadcast.
    Note:		All	high-definition	channels	send	widescreen	
    (16:9)	signals,	but	not	all	programming	was	created	for	
    the	widescreen	format.		The	broadcaster	may	stretch	
    the	image	or	add	side	bars	to	fill	the	widescreen	area.
    Full Native:		Displays	all	pixels	in	the	original	image
    Non-anamorphic or SD 4:3Anamorphic DVD
    StandardDistorted. 		Not	recom-mended.
    Recommended
    ExpandRecom-mended	for	letterbox.		See	Note	1.
    Distorted;	not	recommended. 		See	Note	1.
    ZoomDistorted.		Not	recom-mended.		See	Note	1.
    Recommended 	for	anamorphic 	2.35:1	images.		See	Note	1.
    StretchRecom-mended	for	standard	broadcasts.		See	Note	1.
    Distorted;	not	recommended. 		See	Note	1.
    Stretch PlusRecom-mended	for	standard	broadcasts.		See	Note	1.
    Distorted;	not	recommended. 		See	Note	1.
    NarrowSee	Note	1Distorted;	not	recommended.		See	Note	1.
    Note 1:  Available	for	480i,	480p,	and	digital	SD	4:3	signals	only.
    Original SignalDisplay Formats
    SD 16:9 or HD Digital 720p, 1080i, 1080p Signal
    Wide ExpandRecommended	to	re-move	side	bars.
    ZoomRecommended	to	re-move	bars	from	the	top,	bottom,	and	sides.
    (except		720p	)Full NativeBest	for	computer	or	game	images	(compo-nent	and	HDMI	only)
    TV Display Formats.  Press MORE and then 0	(FORMAT)	
    to see the displays available for the current program.  
    Press INFO to see the name of the display format in use.
    Original Signal
    TV  Display
     
    						
    							 3.  Using TV Features 29
    Connecting a Computer to the TV
    Use	one	of	the	connection	methods	listed	below	based	
    on	your	computer’s	video	output.
    Computer 
    Video OutputVideo ConnectionAudio
    Connection
    Digital DVIDVI-to-HDMI	cable	
    or	an	HDMI	cable	
    with	an	HDMI-to-
    DVI	adapter
    Stereo	audio	
    cables
    Note:		If	the	computer’s	audio	output	
    is	a	single	mini	jack,	a	mini	audio-to-
    RCA-male	“Y”	adapter	cable	is	also	
    required.
    HDMIHDMI-to-HDMI	
    cable
    No	additional	
    audio	connec-
    tion	is	required.
    I M P O R TA N T
    This TV accepts digital computer signals only.
    Connect	the	computer’s	digital	signal	output	to	one	1. 
    of	the	TV’s	HDMI	jacks.		See	the	connection	dia-
    grams	for	the	method	suited	to	your	equipment.
    Connect	the	computer’s	audio	output	using	one	of	2. 
    these	options:
    •	 For	digital	DVI	signals,	connect	analog	left/right	
    audio	to	the	TV’s	DVI/PC INPUT AUDIO jacks.
    •	 For	HDMI	signals,	no	additional	audio	connec-
    tion	is	required.
    Power	on	the	TV	and	computer.		The	TV	will	detect	3. 
    the	connection	and	display	the	New Device Found	
    screen.
    In	the	4. New Device Found	screen,	press				to	
    highlight	PC	in	the	list	of	device	types.		It	is	impor-
    tant	to	use	the	name	PC	so	that	the	TV	processes	
    the	video	signal	correctly.
    Press	5. BACK	to	close	the	New Device Found	screen.
    TV
    Computer with 
    HDMI audio and 
    video output
    An HDMI-to-HDMI connection carries all video and 
    audio on a single cable.
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUTR L
    DVI OUT AUDIO
    OUT
    R L
    TV
    HDMI-to-
    DVI cable Analog audio 
    cables
    Computer with DVI and analog 
    audio outputsA DVI connection from a personal computer requires a 
    separate audio connection.
    Note:	 If	your	computer	provides	digital	audio	out-
    put	(coaxial	or	optical),	you	can	connect	it	
    directly	to	a	digital	A/V	receiver	and	bypass	
    the	TV.
    Using the TV with a Personal Computer
                                                                                                                                                                    
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
    R 
    L                                                                                                                                                                                    
    AVR AUDIO OUTPUT 
    R 
    L                         
    						
    							30 3.  Using TV Features
    Tip
    Set	the	computer’s	screen	saver	to	display	a	pattern	
    after	several	minutes	of	inactivity.		This	acts	as	a	
    reminder	that	the	TV	is	powered	on	
    Computer Video Adjustments
    Power	on	the	computer.1. 
    Select	2. PC	from	the	Activity	menu.		To	do	this,	
    press	ACTIVITY	to	open	the	Activity	menu,	move	the	
    highlight	to	the	PC	icon,	and	press	ENTER.
    Working	from	the	computer,	change	the	resolution	3. 
    of	the	computer	image.		View	the	computer	image	
    on	the	TV	and	maximize	the	computer	resolution	
    while	maintaining	a	suitable	aspect	ratio	for	the	
    image.
    Perform	TV	video	adjustments.		4. Press	
    MORE	then	press	8	(VIDEO)	repeatedly	
    to	access	video-adjustment	options.
    Press	5. MORE	then	press	0	(FORMAT)	
    repeatedly	to	find	the	picture	format	
    (aspect	ratio)	best	suited	to	the	image.		
    See	the	chart	on	this	page	showing	
    how	different	computer	resolutions	
    can	be	displayed	on	the	TV.
    Image Resolution
    Your	Mitsubishi	TV	can	display	the	resolu-
    tions	shown	in	the	chart	from	standard	
    VGA	(640	x	480)	through	1920	x	1080	
    signals	at	a	refresh	rate	of	60	Hz.
    In	most	cases,	the	computer	will	select	
    the	best	resolution	match	to	display	on	
    the	 TV.		 You	can	override	 this	setting	 if	you	
    wish.		Refer	to	your	computer	operating	
    system’s	instructions	for	information	on	
    changing	the	screen	resolution.
    You	may	need	to	restart	the	computer	for	
    changes	to	take	effect.
    Using the TV with a Personal Computer
    Distortion in Computer Images
    Computer	images	may	show	distor-
    tion	when	viewed	on	the	TV,	e.g.,	lines	
    that	should	be	straight	may	appear	
    slightly	curved.
    Computer Display Formats
    Press	MORE	then	press	0	(FORMAT)	repeatedly	to	cycle	through	the	
    TV	displays	available	for	your	computer’s	video	signal.
    Computer SignalAs Displayed on TV Screen
    Original Format4 X 3
    Standard
    16 X 9
    StandardZoom
    VGA
    640	X	480
    W VGA
    848	X	480
    SVGA
    800	X	600
    WSVGA
    1064	X	600
    Original FormatStandardZoom
    XGA
    1024	X	768
    PC	720p
    1280	X	720
    W XGA
    1360	X	768
    SXGA
    1280	X	1024
    Original FormatStandard
    PC	1080p
    1920	X	1080
     
    						
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