ViewSonic N4280p manual Identification of Controls, Remote Control, ViewSonic, Zoom

Contents N4280p LCD TV User Guide Guide de l’utilisateur Guía del usuarioViewSonic Model No. VS11838-1MFollowing information is only for EU-member states Compliance InformationFCC Statement Important Safety Instructions Proposed Maximum Declaration of RoHS ComplianceSubstance Actual ConcentrationFor Your Records Copyright InformationProduct Registration Disclaimer Antenna Installation InstructionsCleaning the LCD TV 3. Power LinesTable of Contents Batteries for the Remote Control SetupUsing the Remote Control Power connection Speaker connectionUHF antenna Connect to Cable TV System 75 Ohm coaxial cableVHF antenna MixerIdentification of Controls Main unit front viewIdentification of Controls continued Main unit rear viewRemote Control 15. ZOOM How to connect ConnectionsCautions before connecting Connect an Audio Processor or Hi-Fi Digital AudioTo playback Camcorder Connections continuedConnect a Camcorder CamcorderTo playback DVD or STB How to connect a DVD Player or STB using HDMI ConnectionHDMI Connection HDMI cable DVD player or STB with HDMI interfaceConnect a DVD player or Set-Top Box 2. Turn on your DVD or STB and do relative operationsTo Watch the PC screen 3. Adjust the PC screenConnect a PC 2. Turn on your PC and check for PC system requirementsTo enjoy high-quality sound through an external amplifier Connect a VCR for recording or external amplifierTo record program VCR for recordingViewing the Menus and Displays Basic OperationsTurning the Unit On and Off Main Menu OverviewInformation Banner Selecting Input Source SignalOn-screen Menus Language Selection Auto Channel Search Memorizing the ChannelsSelecting the TV Source Channel SkipFavorite Channel Setup DTV Signal StrengthChannel Label Setup Memorizing the Channels continuedChannel Numbering Example Channel SelectionInformation about USA channel numbering Channel SelectionSetting Picture Customizing the PictureScreen Position Adjustment Setting Picture/Adjusting ImageImage Size Adjustment Picture Mode SelectionCustomizing the sound Setting SoundAdjusting the Volume button and a green border will appear on itDigital Audio Mode Selection only in DTV mode Stereo/SAP Broadcasts Setup only for analog channelSound Mode Selection Transparency System SetupScreen Saver OSD Time OutManual Clock Setup Clock and Timer SetupAuto Clock Setup On/Off Timer SetupAnalog or Digital Broadcasting System Caption Mode Viewing Closed CaptionsClosed Caption Control Closed Caption Option1 Movie Rating MPAA Setting Parental ControlParental Control The Movie rating is only age-basedSetting Parental Controlcontinued 2 TV RatingMPAA Rating Setup Password SetupParental Control Setup TV Rating SetupInformation about RRT5 Rating Region Table-Region5 criteria rating Canadian English Rating SetupCanadian French Rating Setup Full Screen PIP/PBP/POP OperationsWatching PIP/PBP/POP Picture PIP picture-in-pictureSelecting focus window Swapping the PIP/PBP PictureSelecting the PIP sub picture position Operation Electronic Program GuideElectronic Program Guide A B C D EImage Adjust for PC/Component Mode Image AdjustImage Adjust for HDMI Mode Be sure to select the HDMI source before operationCheck item TroubleshootingSymptoms + Do not use in hot and cold rooms locationsLCD Display panel information Care and MaintenanceCleaning and Maintenance To clean this unit, wipe with a soft, dry cloth250W Max SpecificationsUnit Dimensions WxHxD inch 77lbA Quick Look at Programming a Device Programming your Remote ControlIntroduction Searching for your CodeLocking Volume Control to One Mode Global Volume Lock Changing Volume LockTroubleshooting Unlocking All Volume Control Restoring Global UnlockSet Codes for Audio Amp/Tuners MANUFACTURERS CODESSet Codes for Audio Amplifiers Set Codes for Cable Converters Set Codes for CD PlayersSet Codes for DVD Players ViewSonic Set Codes for Satellite Receivers Set Codes for VCRs ViewSonic CARE Web Site Customer SupportCountry/Region TelephoneHow long the warranty is effective Limited WarrantyWhat the warranty covers Who the warranty protects