Pioneer PDP-508XDA, PDP-428XDA manual Plasma Television

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Operating Instructions

PLASMA TELEVISION

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Contents Plasma Television After-image lagging To use your plasma television for a long period of timeBurning STANDBY/ON Button Operating EnvironmentContents Using the Hdmi Control Using with other equipmentUsing Teletext Additional informationImportant user information Installation guidelinesImportant user information Chapter Usage guidelinesImportant user information Panel sticking and after-image lag To use this product for a long period of timeAfter-image lagging due to remaining electrical load After-image lag image due to burningSafety precautions Chapter Safety precautionsWhen using other items Safety precautions Installation precautionsSide view Supplied accessories Chapter Supplied accessoriesPart names Chapter Part namesPlasma television Front STANDBY/ON button Input button15 16 17 18 Part names Plasma television RearPart names Remote control unit Preparation Installing the plasma televisionPreparation Chapter Moving the plasma televisionStabilizing on a table or rack Using a wall for stabilizationMm to 18 mm Hook Cord Fitting Preparation Basic connections Connecting the antennaRouting cables Antenna cable commercially availableConnecting the power cord Preparing the remote control unitPreparation Inserting batteries30º Preparation Operating range of the remote control unitWatching TV Turning the power onWatching TV Chapter Placing the system into standbyWatching TV Changing the volume and soundChanging channels Mode Watching TV Switching the broadcast audio channelPress cto select the display mode Watching TV Using the multiscreen functionsSplitting the screen Screen Main screenWatching TV Freezing images Press dagain to cancel the functionPress d Normal imageHome Menu Chapter Home MenuHome Menu overview For AV sourcePress Home Menu to exit the menu Home Menu Using the Home MenuSetting up Chapter Setting upUsing Auto Installation Setting Child Lock Setting upReducing video noise Suppressing audio distortionSorting preset TV channels Setting up Labeling TV channelsLanguage setting Repeat to enter up to five charactersBasic picture adjustments Setting up AV SelectionFor AV source For PC sourceUsing PureCinema Advanced picture adjustmentsUsing Intelligent Mode Using Colour Temp Using the Picture DetailACL Using Colour Management Using CTI and Colour SpaceEliminating noise from images CTIUsing the 3DYC and I-P Mode Comparing picture adjustments on the screenMosquito NR 3DYCListening to audio from the sub screen using headphones Setting up Sound adjustmentsSound Effect SRS FocusNo Signal off AV source only Power ControlEnergy Save No Operation off AV source onlyPower Management Power Management PC source onlyEnjoying DTV broadcasts Chapter Enjoying DTV broadcastsWatching DTV programmes Viewing a channel banner i-PLATE Enjoying DTV broadcasts Customizing channel related settingsViewing subtitles Registering channels in the Favourite ListEnjoying DTV broadcasts Activating the Favourites function Reconfiguring the DTV channel settingsParental Control Parental Rating optionsAuto Scan Enjoying DTV broadcasts Quick ScanSelect Quick Scan / then Enter Select Auto Scan / then EnterClear All Data Manual ScanSelect Manual Scan / then Enter Select Clear All Data / then EnterSelecting a digital audio format Time Zone SetupDisplaying technical information Enjoying DTV broadcasts Selecting an audio languageScreen Saver Select the desired audio language / then EnterUseful adjustment settings Chapter Useful adjustment settingsSwitching the vertical drive mode AV source only Adjusting image positions AV source onlySelecting a game mode Colour system settingSelecting a screen size manually Selecting a screen size automatically Useful adjustment settingsDetecting side masks AV sourceBlue LED Dimmer Room Light SensorItemDescription Using a password Useful adjustment settings Orbiter Sleep TimerEntering a password Enter a correct four-digit password using buttons 0 toResetting the password function Changing the passwordIf you forget the password Enter the same password that you have entered in stepUsing with other equipment Chapter Using with other equipmentConnecting a DVD player Connecting a set top boxDisplaying an image from the game console or camcorder VCR playbackVideo cable Audio/Video cable Game console/camcorder Computer compatibility chart Connecting an amplifier/AV receiverResolution Frequency Displaying an image from a personal computerPC signals supported Video signals supportedHdmi Control supported Deep Colour supportedConnecting Hdmi equipment Using with other equipmentSpecifying the type of input signals Activating the Input 3 Hdmi terminalSpecifying the type of digital video signals Using control cordsSpecifying the type of audio signals About SR+Readable memory cards Connecting a USB deviceRemoving a USB device Readable data filesStarting a standard single-image screen Starting the initial Home Gallery screenSelecting a folder Starting a thumbnail screenAdjusting the picture quality Starting the Slide Show Setup screenSelect Display Mode / Select Normal or Full / Select Playback Mode / Select Auto or Manual /Manufacture codes Presetting manufacture codesPress 0 to 9 to enter a three-digit manufacture code STBVCR DVRColour RED/GREEN/YELLOW/BLUE STB set top box control buttonsDVD/DVR control buttons REC VCR control buttonsIplay Starts playback VFF SrewUsing the Hdmi Control Chapter Using the Hdmi ControlUsing the Hdmi Control functions Hdmi Control functionsMaking the Hdmi Control connections Connecting an AV amp/DVD recorder/BD playerConnecting a DVD recorder Using the Hdmi ControlAV amp Using the Hdmi Control Setting the Hdmi Control Hdmi Control menu Using the Hdmi Control Using the Hdmi Control menusUsing Teletext Chapter Using TeletextUsing the Teletext functions Operating the Teletext basics for DTV Using TeletextAdditional information TroubleshootingAdditional information Chapter GeneralOther Hdmi ControlCode Message Check Pin No Signal assignment Trademarks Additional information SpecificationsPioneer Corporation