Palsonic 76WSHDA, 86WSHDA owner manual Operation in Hdtv mode, Buttons function

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Operation in HDTV mode

2. XGA Mode

Buttons' function

When the signal source is input through XGA interface, then the set will work in HDTV mode.

The XGA IN interface on this set can be used to connect to the following equipment:

1. PDVD with VGA output.

2. HDTV set top box with VGA output.

3. Personal computer.

Firstly please press AV/TV button to call up the signal source selection menu and then select XGA mode.

Later on you can directly press HD/TV button to switch between the previous viewing mode (RF or VIDEO mode) and HDTV mode.

If you select XGA as input signal source

 

while there is no input signal through

 

XGA interface, the screen will display

 

"NO SIGNAL". At this time, pressing

NO SIGNAL

MENU button has no function.

 

If XGA input signal is in 1080i/50Hz format, then for menu operation please refer to Operation in YPbPr mode in previous page.

If XGA input signal is in other format, for its operation please see the following instructions (from page 29 to page 33).

Moreover, there is only one group of audio input terminals in HDTV mode, therefore you can only select to connect either XGA or YPbPr audio terminals.

Buttons' function

MENU on the set or MENU on the remote controller: It is used to call up OSD menu, or to enter or exit from the selected menu item after OSD menu is activated.

CH+ on the set or CH on the remote controller: It is used to move the cursor upward or clockwise after OSD menu is activated, or increase the value of parameter after menu item is selected.

CH- on the set or CH on the remote controller: It is used to move the cursor downward or anti-clockwise after OSD menu is activated, or decrease the value of parameter after menu item is selected.

TEXT/IMAGE: It is used to cancel the OSD menu after OSD menu is activated. It is also used to switch between text mode and image mode (in either mode contrast and brightness are different).

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Contents 76CM/86CM Wide Screen Hdtv Ready Contents Page Page Front view/Side view/Back view Location of controlsFront view Side view Back view Remote controller Remote ControllerEffective range of the Remote Battery installationAntenna connection/External equipment connections InstallationAntenna connection To connect AV input terminals External Equipment ConnectionsTo connect DVD input terminals External equipment connectionsTo connect Hdtv set top box To connect XGA input interfaceTurning on Turning on/off & Signal source selectionSignal source selection Basic OperationsMenu introduction Below is a menu overview in RF TV modeMenu introduction Manual search Operations in RF modeAuto search/Manual search Auto searchWhen the sound is abnormal Setting of colour and sound systemSetting of colour and sound system When the colour of the picture is abnormalFine tune Channel PresettingFine tuning AFC Auto Frequency ControlTo skip unnecessary channels To skip unnecessary channels/VCRChannel Selection Using the direct select buttonsUsing the Channel up/down buttons Using the Previous channel buttonMaking use of Picture menu Picture adjustmentPicture adjustment Making use of Personal buttonDegaussing Picture RotateReduces picture noise To adjust Advanced menu itemPicture stillness Adjusting screen aspectSound adjustment Sound adjustmentStereo function Preset sound mode selectionMaking use of Timer menu Timer settingTimer setting Making use of Sleep timer functionTo select the language for the OSD System setupSystem setup Setting the menu backgroundPower Restore function Auto-Power-Off functionAV1/AV2/AV3/YCbCr Operation in Video modeMaking use of the Adjust sub-menu to adjust picture Operations in Hdtv modeButtons function Operation in Hdtv modeButtons function OSD menu overview OSD menu introductionOSD menu introduction & Operation examples To switch between text mode and image mode Contrast/brightness adjustmentOperation examples Operations examples Screen adjustmentFunction menu items selection Mode Input Signal Display mode settingSymptoms Check the following items Troubleshooting GuideMonitor SpecificationsWhole unit Australia 1300 657