Toshiba LCD Television Ragza Owners Manual

							TOSHIBA
OwnersManual
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							DearCustomer,
Thankyouforpurchasing thisToshibaLCDTV.This manual
will help
youusethe many exciting featuresofyournewLCD
TV.Before operating yourLCDTV,please readthismanual
completely,
andkeepitnearby forfuture reference.
CHILDSAFETY:
ItMakesADifferenceHowandWhereYouUseYourFlat
PanelDisplay
www.CE.org/safety
TuneIntoSafety
•OnesizedoesNOTfitall.Followthemanufacturersrecommendations
forthesafeinstallationanduseofyourflatpaneldisplay.
•Carefullyreadandunderstandallenclosedinstructionsfor
properuseofthisproduct.
•Dontallowchildrentoclimbonorplaywithfurnitureand
televisionsets.
•Dontplaceflatpaneldisplayson
furniturethatcaneasilybeusedas
steps.suchasachestofdrawers.
•Rememberthatchildrencan
becomeexcitedwhilewatchinga
program,especiallyonalarger
thanlifeflatpaneldisplay.Care
shouldbetakentoplaceorinstall
thedisplaywhereitcannotbe
pushed,pulledover,orknockeddown.
•Careshouldbetakentorouteallcordsand
cablesconnectedtotheflatpaneldisplaysothattheycannotbe
pulledorgrabbedbycuriouschildren.
WallMounting:Ifyoudecidetowallmountyour
flatpaneldisplay,always:
•Useamountthathasbeenrecommendedbythedisplay
manufacturerand/orlistedbyanindependentlaboratory(such
asUL,CSA,ETL).
•Followallinstructionssuppliedbythedisplayandwallmount
manufacturers.
•Ifyouhaveanydoubtsaboutyourabilitytosafelyinstallyour
flatpaneldisplay,contactyourretaileraboutprofessional
installation.
•Makesurethatthewallwhereyouaremountingthedisplayis
appropriate.Somewallmountsarenotdesignedtobemounted
towallswithsteelstudsoroldcinderblockconstruction.Ifyou
areunsure,contactaprofessional
installer.
• Aminimumoftwopeopleare
requiredforinstallation.Flatpanel
displayscanbeheavy.
Congratulationsonyourpurchase!Asyouenjoyyour
newproduct,pleasekeepthesesafetytipsinmind:
TheIssue
•Thehometheaterentertainmentexperienceisagrowingtrend
andlargerflatpaneldisplaysarepopularpurchases.However,
flatpaneldisplaysarenotalwayssupportedontheproperstands
orinstalledaccordingtothemanufacturersrecommendations.
•
Flatpaneldisplaysthatare
inappropriatelysituatedondressers,
bookcases,shelves,desks,
speakers,chestsorcartsmayfall
overandcauseinjury.
TOSHIBACares!
•Theconsumerelectronicsindustry
iscommittedtomakinghome
entertainmentenjoyableandsafe.
SafetyPrecautions
WARNING:TO REDUCE THERISK OFFIRE OR
ELECTRIC SHOCK,DONOT EXPOSE THISAPPLIANCE
TO RAIN ORMOISTURE.
WARNING:Ifyoudecidetowall mount thistelevision,
always
useaULListed wallbracket appropriate forthe size
andweightofthis television. Theuseofanywall bracket
other thana
ULListed wallbracket appropriate forthe size
andweight ofthis television forwall mounting thistelevision
could result
inserious bodilyinjuryand/or property damage.
SeeRemoving thePedestal Stand(I&page5).
Thelightning flashwitharrowhead symbol,withinan
equilateral triangle,isintendedtoalert theuser tothe
presence ofuninsulated dangerous voltagewithin
the products enclosure thatmay
beofsufficient
magnitudetoconstitute arisk ofelectric shockto
persons.
The exclamation pointwithin anequilateral triangleis
Intended
toalert theuser tothe presence ofimportant
operating andmaintenance (servicing)instructionsintheliterature accompanying theappliance.
WARNING: TOREDUCETHERISK OFELECTRIC
SHOCK, DO
NOTREMOVE COVER(ORBACK).
NOUSER-5ERVICEABLE PARTSINSIDE. REFER
SERVICING
TOQUALIFIED SERVICEPERSONNEL.
WARNING
Topreventinjury,thisapparatus mustbesecurelyattachedto
thefloor/wallinaccordance withtheinstallation instructions.
See item 20
onpage 3andinstructionsonpage5.
NOTETOCATVINSTALLERS
Thisisaremindertocall theCATV system installers attention
toArticle820-40oftheU.S.NEC,whichprovides guidelines for
proper grounding
and,inparticular, specifiesthatthecable
ground shall
beconnectedtothegrounding systemofthe
building,asclosetothepointofcable entryaspractical. For
additional antennagrounding information, seeitems
27and28
onpage4.
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ImportantSafetyInstructions
1)Readtheseinstructions.
2)Keeptheseinstructions.
3)Heedallwarnings.
4)Followallinstructions.------------5)Donotusethisapparatus nearwater........._~~-_._-_.__._.._._..__._-_.._.._--_._---_.__._-----_._.__._--_._.__._-------
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7)Donotblockanyventilationopenings.Installin
accordance withthemanufacturers instructions. 15)
CAUTION:
• To reduce therisk ofelectric shock,donot use the
polarized plugwith
anextension cord,receptacle, or
other outlet unless theblades canbeinserted
completely toprevent bladeexposure.
• To prevent electricshock,matchwideblade ofplug to
wide slot;fully insert.
16) WARNING:
To prevent thespread offire, keep candles orother open
flames awayfromthisproduct atall times.
22) Never blockorcover theslots oropenings
inthe TV
cabinet back,bottom, andsides. NeverplacetheTV:
• on abed, sofa,
rug,orsimilar
surface;
• too close todrapes, curtains, or
walls; or
•
ina confined spacesuchasa
bookcase, built-incabinet, or
any other place withpoor
ventilation.
The slots andopenings areprovided
toprotect theTVfrom
overheating andtohelp maintain reliableoperation
ofthe
TV. Leave aspace
ofat least 4(four) inches around theTV.
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DANGER:RISKOF
ISERIOUSPERSONAL
•INJURY,DEATH,OR
EQUIPMENTDAMAGE!
Never placetheTVonanunstable cart,
stand, ortable. TheTVmay fall,causing
serious personal injury,death, orserious
damage tothe TV.
19) Toavoid damage to thisproduct, neverplaceorstore the
TV
indirect sunlight; hot,humid areas; orareas subject to
excessive dustorvibration.
20) Always placetheTV
onthe floor orasturdy,level,stable
surface that
cansupport the weight oftheunit.To secure the
TV,useasturdy strapfromthehooksonthe rear ofthe TV
pedestal
toawallstud,pillar, orother immovable structure.
Make surethestrap
istight, secure,andparallel tothe floor.
Ji·..•.•.:.~;~ure:::~ystrap (asshortaspossible)
. .•••.•..•.Clip~TVsideTVtop
21)Theapparatus shallnotbeexposed todripping or
splashing andthat noobjects filledwithliquids, suchas
vases, shall
beplaced onthe apparatus.
18)
Installation
Follow theserecommendations andprecautions andheed all
warnings wheninstalling yourTV:
17) Never modify thisequipment. Changesormodifications
may void:
a)thewarranty, andb)theusers authority to
operate thisequipment undertherules ofthe Federal
Communications Commission.
Installation,Care,andService
11)Onlyuseattachments/accessoriesspecifiedbythe
manufacturer.
AdditionalSafetyPrecautions
14a)CAUTION: Ifthe TVisdropped andthecabinet or
enclosure surfacehasbeen damaged orthe TVdoes not
operate normally, takethefollowing precautions:
• ALWAYS turnoffthe TVand unplug thepower cordto
avoid possible electricshockorfire.
• NEVER allowyourbody tocome
incontact withany
broken glassorliquid fromthedamaged television. The
LCD panel inside theTVcontains glassandatoxic
liquid. Ifthe liquid comes
incontact withyour mouth or
eyes, oryour skin
iscutbybroken glass,rinsethe
affected areathoroughly withwater andconsult your
doctor.
• ALWAYS contactaservice technician toinspect theTV
any time
ithas been damaged ordropped.
12)
Use
onlywiththecart, stand,tripod,&)
bracket,ortablespecifiedbytheB1manufacturer,orsoldwiththe\0..
apparatus. Whenacart isused, use •~
cautionwhenmoving thecart/apparatus~
combination toavoid injuryfromtip-over.~~-..........._...--._.-_-.--.-~-___.
13)Unplugthisapparatusduringlightningstormsor
whenunusedforlongperiodsoftime.__._••m«_._.•_m.__._._•..~_.__..•..._......m••..•••.~_•...•....•~•.__....__.__•• • • ••.__._._.__.._.••. ••_..•_.~.._..__•..•~ ~.••••~•.•.•...••••••.••._...••_._
14)Refer allservicingtoqualifiedservice personnel.
Servicing
isrequired whentheapparatus hasbeen
damaged
inany way, such aspower-supply cordorplug
isdamaged, liquidhasbeen spilled orobjects havefallen
into theapparatus, theapparatus hasbeen exposed to
rain ormoisture, doesnotoperate normally, orhas been
dropped.
8)Donotinstall nearanyheatsourcessuch asradiators,
heat registers, stoves,orother apparatus (including
amplifiers) thatproduce heat.
9)DonotdefeatthesafetypurposeofWidebladethepolarizedorgroundingtype
plug.Apolarized plughastwo blades
with onewider thantheother.
A grounding typeplughastwo blades
and athird grounding prong.Thewide blade orthe third
prong areprovided foryour safety. Ifthe provided plug
does notfitinto your outlet, consult anelectrician for
replacement ofthe obsolete outlet.
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10)Protectthepowercordfrombeing walked
on orpinched, particularly atplugs,
convenience receptacles,andthepoint
where theyexitfrom theapparatus.
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							23)Always placethebackofthe televisionatleast four(4)
inches
awayfromanyvertical surface (suchasawall) to
allow proper ventilation.
31)WARNING:
RISKOFELECTRIC SHOCK!
24)Neverallowanythingtorest onorrolloverthepowercord,
andneverplacetheTVwherethepowercord issubject to
wearorabuse.
25)
Neveroverload walloutletsandextension cords.
Neverspillliquidsorpush objectsofanykindintotheTV
cabinet slots.
32) While itis thundering,
donot touchtheconnecting cables
orapparatus.
26) Always operate this
equipmentfroma120 VAC, 60Hz
powersource only.
WARNING:
RISKOFELECTRIC SHOCK!
LL
WARNING:RISKOF
SERIOUS PERSONAL
, INJURY OREQUIPMENT
DAMAGE!
Neverstrike thescreen withasharp
orheavy object.
37)
Service
36) •TheLCD screen ofthis product canbedamagedby
ultraviolet radiationfromthesun.Whenselecting a
location for
thetelevision, avoidlocationswherethe
screenmaybeexposed todirect sunlight, suchasin
front
ofa window,
•
Nevertouch, press,orplaceanything onthe LCD
screen.
Theseactions willdamagetheLCD screen, If
you need toclean theLCD screen, followthe
instructions initem
30on this page.
39) Thecold cathode fluorescent lamp in
theLCDpanel
contains asmall
amountofmercury.
WhentheTVreaches theend ofits useful life,disposeof
the used
TVbythe approved methodforyourarea,orask
aqualified servicetechniciantoproperly disposeofthe
TV.
LL
Note:Thelamp(s) insidethisproductcontain
Imercury. Disposalmayberegulated dueto
•environmental considerations. Fordisposal or
recycling information, contactyourlocal authorities orthe
Electronics IndustriesAlliance(www.eiae.org).
Neverattempttoservice theTVyourself.Openingand
removing thecoversmayexposeyoutodangerous
voltageorother hazards. Failuretofollow thisWARNING
mayresultindeathorserious injury.Referallservicing not
specified inthis manual toaToshiba Authorized Service
Center.
38) Ifyou have the
TVserviced:
•
Askthe service technician touse only replacement
parts specified
bythemanufacturer.
• Upon completion
ofservice,asktheservice technician
toperform routinesafetychecks todetermine thatthe
TVisin safe operating condition.
34)
During normal use,the
TVmaymake occasional snapping
orpoppingsounds.Thisisnormal, especially whenthe
unit isbeing turned on
oroff.Ifthesesoundsbecome
frequentorcontinuous, unplugthepowercordandcontact
a
ToshibaAuthorized ServiceCenter.
35)
33)Foraddedprotection ofyourTVfromlightningandpower
surges, alwaysunplugthepowercordanddisconnect the
antennafromtheTVifyou leave theTVunattendedor
unusedforlongperiodsoftime,
Antennadischargeunit(NEGSection810-20)
Groundingconductors(NEGSection810-21)
___Powerservicegrounding.---electrodesystem(NEGArt250Part-H)Groundclamps
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tDANGER: RISKOFSERIOUS
~PERSONAL INJURYORDEATH!
•Useextremecare tomakesureyouareneverina
position where
yourbody(oranyitemyouareincontact
with, such asaladder
orscrewdriver) canaccidentally
touch overhead
powerlines.Neverlocate theantenna
nearoverheadpowerlinesorotherelectrical circuits.
•
Neverattempt toinstallanyofthe following during
lightning activity:a)an
antennasystem;orb) cables,
wires,
oranyhometheatercomponentconnected toan
antenna
orphone system.
Electricserviceequipment
29)Ifyou usetheTVinaroomwhosetemperature is32OF
(00c)orbelow, thepicture brightnessmayvaryuntilthe
LCD
warmsup. This isnot asignofmalfunction.
30) Always unplug
theTVbefore>,
cleaning. Gentlywipethe
display panelsurface (the
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							ChoosingalocationforyourLCDTV
ToDisplayyourLCDTVontheincludedPedestal
Stand:
Observethefollowing safetyprecautions:
I)Read andFollow thepedestal assembly instructions included
with thepedestal.
CAUTION:Before beginning pedestalassembly, carefulIylay
the frontoftheLCD Panel facedown onaflat, cushioned
surface suchasaquiltorblanket. Leavethebottomoftheunit
protruding overtheedge
ofthesurface andassemble the
pedestal asindicated below.
Note:Extremecareshould alwaysbeusedwhenattaching
the
pedestalstandtoavoiddamagetothe LCD panel.
2)Place theTV onasturdy, levelsurface thatcansupport the
weightofthe TV.
3)
Besure tosecure theTV toawalI stud, pillar, surface, orother
immovable structure.TosecuretheTVinthis manner:(I)attach theprovided securement cliptoan immovable structure,
then (2)pass asturdy strapthrough thesecurement clipand
attach eachendtothe hooks located onthe back
oftheTV. Be
sure toleave atleast 4inches between theTV and thewalIor
similar structure forventilation. Seeitem 20,page 3for
additional details.
ToDisplayyourLCDTVusingaWallBracket:
Ifyou decide towall mount yourLCDTV,always useaUL­
listed wallbracket appropriate forthe size andweight ofthe
LCD TV
(~page 2):
I)CAUTION:Two people arerequired forinstalIation.
2) Unplug andremove anycables and/or othercomponent
connectors fromtherear
oftheTV.
3) Follow theinstructions providedwithyour wallbracket.
Before proceeding, makesuretheappropriate bracket(s)are
attached tothe wall andtheback
oftheTVasdescribedinthe
instructions providedwiththewalI bracket.
4) After attaching theappropriate bracket(s)tothe wall andthe
back
ofthe TV, remove thepedestal standfromtheTVas
described below.
RemovingthePedestalStand
I)CarefulIy laythe frontoftheunit face down onaflat,
cushioned surfacesuchasaquiltorblanket. Leavethestand
protruding overtheedgeofthesurface.
Note:Extreme careshould alwaysbeusedwhenremoving
the
pedestalstandtoavoiddamagetothe LCD panel.
2)Remove thejackpackcover onthe backoftheTV toexpose
the pedestal standscrews. Thejackpackcover canberemoved
without tools.
3) Remove thefour screws showninthe diagram below.Thiswill
allow removal
ofthepedestal stand.
4) Once youhave removed
alIfourscrews holding thepedestal
stand inplace, remove thepedestal standfromtheTV by
sliding thepedestal standaway fromtheTV.
Four screws
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							FCCDeclarationofConformity
ComplianceStatement
(Part15):
TheToshiba32RV530U, 37RV530U,42RV530U,46RV530U,
and 52RV530U
Televisionscomply withPart15oftheFCC
rules.
Operation
issubject tothe following twoconditions:(I)this
device maynotcause harmful interference, and(2)this device
must accept anyinterference received,including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
The party responsible forcompliance tothese rules
is:
Toshiba America Consumer Products,L.L.c.
82Totowa Rd.Wayne, NJ07470.
Ph: 1-800-631-3811
Note:Thisequipment hasbeen testedandfoundtocomply
with thelimits for
aClass Bdigital device, pursuanttoPart15
oftheFCC rules. These limitsaredesignedtoprovide
reasonable protectionagainstharmful interference
ina
residential installation.Thisequipment generates, uses,and
canradiate radiofrequency energyand,ifnotinstalledand
usedinaccordance withtheinstructions, maycause harmful
interference
toradio communications. However,thereis
noguarantee thatinterference willnotoccurinaparticular
installation.
Ifthis equipment doescause harmful interference
toradioortelevision reception, whichcanbedeterminedby
removing andapplying powertotheequipment, theuseris
encouragedtotrytocorrect theinterferencebyone ormoreof
the following measures:
•Reorient orrelocate thereceiving antenna.
• Increase theseparation betweentheequipment andthe
receiver.
• Connect theequipment into
anoutletonacircuit different
from thattowhich thereceiver
isconnected.
• Consult thedealer or
anexperienced radio/TVtechnician for
help.
Caution:Changesormodificationstothis equipment not
expressly approved
byToshibacouldvoidtheusers authority
tooperate thisequipment.
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ImportantnotesaboutyourLCD
TV
Thefollowingsymptomsaretechnical limitationsofLCD
Displaytechnologyandarenotanindicationofmalfunction;
therefore,Toshibaisnotresponsibleforperceived issues
resultingfromthesesymptoms.
I)Anafterimage (ghost)mayappear onthe screen ifafixed, non­
moving imageisdisplayed foralong periodoftime. The
afterimageisnot permanent andwill disappearinashort periodoftime.
2)TheLCD panel containedinthisTVismanufactured usinganextremelyhighlevelofprecision technology; however,there
may bean occasional pixel(dotoflight) thatdoes notoperate
properly (doesnotlight, remains constantly lit,etc.). Thisisa
structural propertyofLCDtechnology,isnotasignof
malfunction, andisnotcovered underyourwarranty. Such
pixels arenot visible whenthepictureisviewed fromanormal
viewing distance.
Note:Interactive videogames thatinvolve shootingagun
type
ofjoystick atan on-screen targetmaynotwork withthis
TV.
TrademarkInformation
•Manufactured underlicense fromDolby Laboratories.
Dolby andthedouble-D symbolareregistered trademarks ofDolby
Laboratories.
• HDMI, theHDMI logoandHigh-Definition MultimediaInterfaceare
trademarks orregistered trademarks ofHDMI Licensing LLC.
• Deep Color
istrademark ofHDMI Licensing LLC.(Only available for
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							Contents
ImportantSafetyInstructions3
Installation,
Care,andService3
Chapter1:Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...9Featuresofyour newTV9
Overview
ofsteps forinstalling, settingup,and using
your new
TV9
TVfront andside panel controls andconnections10
TVback panel connectionsII
Chapter2:ConnectingyourTV12
Overviewofcable types12
About theconnection illustrations12
Connecting aVCR (oraVCR withS-video) andantenna,
Cable
TVor Camcorder13
Connecting aDVD player withColorStream® (component
video), aVCR, andasatellite receiver.
14
Connecting adevice tothe IROUTinfrared terminal
using theIRblaster cableforIRpass-through device
control
15
Connecting anHDMP orDVI device tothe HDMI
input
16
REGZA-LINK connection17
Connectingadigital audiosystem18
Connecting anaudio system18
Connecting apersonal computer (PC)19
Chapter3:Usingtheremotecontrol20
Preparing theremote control foruse 20
Installing theremote control batteries 20
Learning abouttheremote control
21
Usingtheremote control tocontrol yourother devices 22
Remote Controlfunctional keychart
23
Programming theremote control tocontrol yourother
devices 24
Remote controlcodes 25
Chapter4:Menulayoutandnavigation27Mainmenu layout 27
Setup/Installation menulayout
27
Navigating themenu system28
Chapter5:SeUingupyourTV29
Selecting themenu language 29
Configuring theantenna inputsource forthe ANT/CABLE
terminal 29
Programming channelsintothe
TVschannel memory 30
Programming channelsautomatically 30
Manually addinganddeleting channels
inthechannel
memory 30
Labeling channels
31
SettingtheHDMI audiomode 32
Viewing thedigital signalmeter. 33
Setting thetime zone 33
Viewing thesystem status 34
Selecting thePower-On Mode 34
Chapter6:UsingtheTVsfeatures35
Selectingthevideo inputsource toview 35
Labeling thevideo inputsources 35
Tuning channels 36
Tuning channels usingtheChannel Browser 36
Setting theChannel TuningMode 38
Tuning tothe next programmed channel 38
Tuning toaspecific channel (programmed or
unprogrammed) 38
Switching between two channelsusingChannel
Return 39
Switching between two channelsusingSurfLock 39
Selecting thepicture size 39
Scrolling theTheaterWide® picture
(TheaterWide 2and 3only)
41
Using theauto aspect ratiofeature41
Selecting thecinema mode
(480i and1080i signals) 42
Using theFREEZE feature 42
Adjusting thepicture 42
Selecting thepicture mode 42
Adjusting thepicture quality 42
Using theTheaterLock feature 43
Using theclosed caption mode 43
Base closed captions 43
Digital CCSettings 43
CC Selector 44
Adjusting theaudio 44
Muting thesound 44
Using thedigital audioselector 44
Selecting stereo/SAP broadcasts 45
Adjusting theaudio quality 45
Using theStableSound® feature 45
Selecting theoptical audiooutput format
46
UsingtheDolby® DigitalDynamic RangeControl
feature 46
Using theLocks menu 46
Entering thePIN code 46
Ifyoucannot remember yourPINcode 46
Changing yourPINcode 47
Blocking TVprograms andmovies
by rating
(V-Chip) 47
Downloading anadditional ratingsystem forblocking
TV programs andmovies 47
Blocking channels 48
Unlocking programstemporarily 48
Using theinput lockfeature 49
Using theGameTimer® 49
Using thecontrol panellockfeature 49
Using thePCsettings feature
50
SettingthePC Audio 50
Setting thesleep timer.
51
Using REGZA-LINK51
REGZA-LINK playbackdevice(HDDVD player, etc.)
control
51
REGZA-L1NK inputsource selection 52
VOLUME andMUTE controls
ofAudioReceiver 52
Other REGZA-LINK functions 52
Using theHDMI settings feature 53
Displaying TVstatus information 54
Understanding theauto power
offfeature 54
Understanding thelast mode memory feature 54
(continued)
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							Chapter7:UsingtheTVsadvancedfeatures55
Usingtheadvanced picturesettings features 55
Using dynamic contrast 55
Using thestatic gamma feature 55
Selecting thecolor temperature 56
Using CableClear® digitalnoisereduction 56
Using MPEG noisereduction 56
Using theColorMaster
Mfeature 57
Using theGame Modefeature 57
Using theadvanced audiosettings features 58
Using thesurround soundfeatures 58
Chapter8:Troubleshooting59
Generaltroubleshooting 59
LED indications
61
Chapter9:Appendix62
Specifications 62
Acceptable signalformats
for PC INand
HDMIterminals 63
Limited UnitedStatesWarranty
for LCD Televisions 26and Larger 64
Limited Canadian Warranty
for Toshiba BrandFlatPanel Televisions 65
Index68
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							FeaturesofyournewTV
Thefollowing arejust afewofthe many exciting featuresof
yournewToshiba widescreen, integratedHD,LCD TV:
•
Integrateddigitaltuning(8VSB ATSCandQAM)
eliminates theneed foraseparate digitalconverter set-top
box (inmost cases).
•
l080poutputresolution.
•
FourHDMrdigital, high-definition multimedia
interfaces with1080p inputsupport
(1I@fpage16).
•
HDMIcapabilities
Lip-Sync
Latencyfeature activates anauto audio/video
display timingadjustment functionthatallows HDMI
source devices toaccurately performsynchronization
automaticall
y.
DeepColorfeature allowstheHDMI sourcetoincrease the
available colorsbitswithin theboundaries definedbythe
RGB orYCbCr colorspace. (Onlysupported on46 and52
models)
•
REGZA-LINKallows controlofexternal devicesfromthe
TV remote viaHDMI connection
(1I@fpage51).
• Two sets
ofColorStream®HDhigh-resolution component
video inputs
(1I@fpage14).
• Digital Audio
Outopticalaudioconnection withDolby®
Digital opticaloutputformat
(1I@fpage46).
• CableClear® digitalpicture noisereduction
(1I@fpage56).
•
PCIN(AnalogRGB)computer terminal(1I@fpage19).
•
ChannelLabelingallows youtoputtheCall Letters (e.g.
ABC, HBO, etc.)onthe screen alongwiththestation
numbers, soyou always knowwhatyoure watching
(1I@fpage31).
•
IROUTinfrared terminal usingtheIRblaster cableforIR
pass-through devicecontrol
(1I@fpages12and15).
• ColorMaster™ allowsyou
toadjusttheTVsstandard
colors. Themenu forthis feature hasaunique black
design
toenhance contrastwhileyoure adjusting thecolor
(1I@fpage 57).
Overviewofstepsforinstalling,
settingup,andusingyournewTV
Follow thesestepstosetupyourTVand begin usingitsmany
exciting features.
1Observe thefollowing whenchoosing alocation forthe
TV:
• Read Important notesabout yourLCD TV
(1I@fpage6).
• Place theTV inaproper location
(1I@fpages2-5)
2Donot plug inany power cordsuntilAFTER youhave
connected allcables anddevices toyour TV.
3BEFORE connecting cablesordevicestothe TV, learn
the functions
oftheTVsconnections andcontrols
(~pages 10-11).
4Connect yourother electronic device(s)totheTV
(~pages12-19).
5See Chapter3:Using theremote control(~page20)
for anoverview
ofthe buttons onthe remote control,
install thebatteries andprepare
tooperate yourother
device(s).
6AFTER connecting allcables anddevices, pluginthe
power cordsforyour TVand other devices.
7SeeMenu layoutandnavigation foraquick overviewof
navigating theTVsmenusystem(~page27).
8Program channels intotheTVschannel memory
(~page30).
9Fordetails onusing theTVsfeatures, seeChapters 6
and
7.
1 0For help, refertotheTroubleshooting Guide,see
Chapter
8.
11For technical specifications andwarranty information, see
Chapter
9.
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1Remote sensor-Pointtheremote control towardthis
remote sensor.
Effective range: 5
ARROWS ...
T....~-Whenamenuison-screen, these
buttons function asup/down/leftlright menunavigation
buttons.
2 Green andYellowLEOs
Green=Power indicator
Yellow
=Power-On Modeindicator(I@Selecting the
Power-On Modeonpage 34)
See LED indications onpage
61for additional
information.
3 VIDEO 2IN-ThesidepanelNVconnections are
referred to
asVIDEO2andinclude standardNV
connections.
4POWER -PresstoturntheTV onand off.
IftheTV stops responding tothe controls onthe remote
control orTV control panelandyou cannot turn
offthe
TV, press andhold the
POWERbutton ontheTVcontrol
panel for5or more seconds toreset theTV.
6 MENU (ENTER) -Presstoaccess themenu system
(I@page27).When amenu ison-screen, theMENU
buttonontheTVscontrol panelfunctions astheENTER
button.
7 EXIT -Presstoinstantly closeanon-screen menu.
8CHANNEL ...T-When nomenuison-screen, these
buttons changethechannel (programmed channelsonly;
I@page30).
9VOLUME....~-These buttons adjustthevolume level.
10INPUT -Repeatedly presstochange thesource youare
viewing
(ANT/CABLE, VIDEO1,VIDEO2,
ColorStream HD1,ColorStream HD2,HDMI1,
HDMI 2,HDMI3,HDMI4,PC).
11HDMI™IN-High-Definition MultimediaInterface
(HDMI4)inputreceives digitalaudioanduncompressed
digital videofromanHDMI deviceoruncompressed
digital videofromaDVI device. HDMIconnection
is
necessary torecei ve1080p signals.
12Service port-Forservice useonly. Usedforupdating
the televisions firmware.
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