ViewSonic VPW505 manual Contents

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Contents
For Your Records	1
PACKAGE CONTENTS	2
PRODUCT FEATURES	3
UNDERSTANDING YOUR DISPLAY	4
Front View	4
Rear View	4
Remote Control	5
CONNECTING THE DISPLAY	6
Connecting a DVD Player	6
Connecting a HDTV Decoder Set-Top Box	7
Connecting a VCR	8
External Audio Connections	8
Connecting a PC	9
OPERATING THE DISPLAY-BASICS	10
Powering ON / OFF	10
Selecting Signal Source	10
Adjusting Sound Volume	11
RUNNING HDTV	12
Understanding HDTV	12
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS	14
Picture-In-Picture (PIP) / Split Screen	14
Widescreen (16:9 Aspect Ratio) Viewing Modes	16
Widescreen Viewing Modes (Con’t)	17
On-Screen Display (OSD) Settings	17
Sleep Timer Settings	18
Variable and Fixed Audio Output	19
Sound Adjustments	19
Signal Frequency Information Display	20
ADJUSTING PICTURE	21
For AV / S-Video	21
For Component Video	22
For RGB / DVI	24
SPECIFICATIONS	25
WALL MOUNT (OPTION)	29
Rear View	29
APPENDIX	30
TV TUNER SETTING	30
NTSC TV Tuner Setting	30
TV / Cable TV Connections	30
Remote Control	31
Selecting Signal Source	32
Changing Channels	32
TV Tuner Settings	33
Quick View	33
Favorite Channel / Channel Lock	34
Parental Guide	35
PASSCODE Setting	36
ADJUSTING PICTURE	37
For TV	37
TROUBLE SHOOTING	38
Troubleshoot Common Conditions	38
Customer Support	39
LIMITED WARRANTY	40
VIEWSONIC Plasma Display	40
Power Cord Safety Guidelines	41
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	42
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE	43
FCC Information	44

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Contents VPW505 Contents For Your Records Package Contents „ SRS Sound Processing Product Features„ Quiet Fanless Operation Understanding Your Display Swap WideUsing Component Video Input Connecting the DisplayConnecting a DVD Player Using S-Video InputConnecting a Hdtv Decoder Set-Top Box Using RGB InputUsing the Subwoofer Out Connecting a Subwoofer Note Connecting a PC Using RGB or DVI Video InputOperating the DISPLAY-BASICS Powering on / OFFSelecting Signal Source Adjusting Sound Volume Using MuteRunning Hdtv What is Digital Television or DTV?What is the Difference Between HDTV, EDTV, and SDTV? Understanding HdtvWhat is Down-Convert? Advanced Functions Picture-In-Picture PIP / Split ScreenPIP On/Off Input Source Selection PIP Window Position Accessing PIP and POP Modes using OSDPicture-In-Picture PIP / Split Screen Con’t PIP Window SwapWidescreen 169 Aspect Ratio Viewing Modes For 43 Aspect Ratio Square ContentFor Widescreen Content Understanding Widescreen ModesAccessing OSD Settings Menu On-Screen Display OSD SettingsAccessing Widescreen Viewing Modes using OSD Widescreen Viewing Modes Con’tSetting Sleep Timer Using Remote Control Sleep Timer SettingsSetting Sleep Timer Using OSD Sleep Timer On/OffSound Adjustments Using OSD Sound AdjustmentsSetting Output Using OSD Switching OFF Built-In SpeakersWhen Using Component 1 & 2 Inputs Signal Frequency Information DisplayWhen Using AV1 and AV2 Inputs When Using RGB & DVI InputsFor AV / S-Video Adjusting PictureAccessing Picture Adjustment Mode Geometric Adjust For Component VideoAccessing Geometric Adjust Mode For Component Video Con’tFor RGB / DVI Specifications RGB/DVI For Vesa Standard Pin Assignments For D-SUB Connector In / Loop OutPin Assignments For 24 Pin DVI ConnectorDigital Only Package Dimensions Maximum ResolutionDimensions Without Stand With Stand WeightPower Management Mode Sync Video Emission RequirementWall Mount Option Rear ViewAppendix Connecting to TV or Cable TVImportant Safety Instructions Outdoor Antenna Grounding TV / Cable TV ConnectionsRemote Control Changing Channels Using Remote ControlUsing Front Panel & OSD Menu Using Quick View on Remote Control TV Tuner SettingsAccessing the TV Settings Menu Quick ViewFavorite Channel and Channel Lock Settings Favorite Channel / Channel LockParental Guide Table Accessing V-ChipParental Guide Changing the Passcode Passcode SettingOverview Adjusting Picture For TVSymptom Possible Cause Remedy Troubleshoot Common ConditionsCustomer Support = FAXViewsonic Plasma Display Limited WarrantyHow to get service Limitation of implied warrantiesUSA Important Safety Instructions Risk of Electric ShockCabinet Cleaning Instructions Cleaning and MaintenanceFront Panel Cleaning Instructions Avoid Still ImagesCompliance Information for Canada