Pioneer PDP-4330HD manual Using Front Surr Surround on the remote control unit, SRS sound options

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Watching TV

 

TV CBL VCR DVD

 

TV

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/LD

 

 

/DTV

 

 

 

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INPUT

 

 

FRONT

 

 

AV

SURR

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SELECTION

 

 

 

 

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SCREEN

 

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DISPLAY

SLEEP

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LEARN

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ENTER

: Off

: SRS

: FOCUS

: FOCUS+SRS

Using FRONT SURR (SURROUND) on the remote control unit

hproduces SRS and FOCUS effect from the speakers. Each time you press FRONT SURR

(SURROUND), the mode changes among SRS, FOCUS, FOCUS eSRS and Off.

SRS sound options

•SRS (Sound Retrieval System): Creates a more natural sound, retrieving the spatial information from any stereo recording and restoring the original three-dimensional sound field.

•FOCUS: Repositions a sound image from two speakers to a more optimal listening position or height without moving them.

•FOCUS eSRS: Produces both SRS and FOCUS effects.

•Off: Outputs the normal sound.

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Contents PDP-5030HD PDP-4330HD Page Federal Communications Commission Declaration of Conformity Dear customer ContentsUsage guidelines Important User Guidance InformationFeatures Supplied accessories Plasma DisplayMedia Receiver Using the optional Pioneer stand Installing the Plasma DisplayUsing the optional Pioneer speakers PreparationSetting the system PreparationMedia Receiver rear view How to route cables Bunch cables using provided speed clampsGather cables into a bunch, secure with provided bead bands Inserting the batteries Using the remote control unitPart names Part names Front viewRear view Set the mode switch to TV Remote control unitMOVIE, GAME, User Favorite CHConnecting the Cable Converter Connecting VHF/UHF antennaSwitching between Tuner a and Tuner B Watching TVPlasma Display bottom view Watching TV Connecting the power cordTurning on the power Turning off the powerWatching TV Initial auto installation Using 0 9 on the remote control unit Using CHk/lon the remote control unitSimple button operations for changing channels Channel displaySimple button operations for changing volume/sound Using VOL k/lon the remote control unitUsing e Muting on the remote control unit SRS sound options Using Front Surr Surround on the remote control unitStereo mode Setting MTS/SAP stereo modeMAINkSAP mode STEREOkSAP mode Mono modeAV mode menu items Basic adjustment settingsList of AV menu items to help you with operations First MenuPC mode menu items Basic adjustment settingsList of PC menu items to help you with operations You can move the picture around on the screen Moving the picture on the screenLanguage setting Auto installationAntenna setting Channel searchChannel setup Setting the Air/CableAutomatic channel searching Saving broadcast TV channels to memory Setting the favorite channelsLanguage setting Adjustments items for AV source Picture adjustmentsAdjustments items for PC source EnterBlack Color temperatureMid-High Mid-Low LowBlack & White 3D-Y/CFast SlowPureCinema Adjustment items for AV source Sound adjustmentBass BalancePower Control for AV source Power ControlPower Management Power Control for PC sourceSelected item Description Off Mode1Using external equipment Connecting a DVD player Using external equipmentWatching a DVD image Displaying a DVD imageConnecting a VCR Watching a VCR imageDisplaying a VCR image Watching broadcasts via a Digital tuner Connecting a Digital tunerDisplaying broadcasts via a Digital tuner Digital tunerEnjoying a game console or viewing camcorder images Connecting a game console or camcorderDisplaying an image of the game console or camcorder Media Receiver front viewSignal names for 15-pin mini D-sub connecter Connecting a computerViewing an image from a computer Displaying an image from a computerControl cord connection Image position AV mode only Useful adjustment settingsAdjustments are stored separately according to input source Selected item Description PosFine Sync. adjustment PC mode only Auto Sync. adjustment PC mode onlyUseful adjustment settings DescriptionInput signal setting Input signal sourceInput 1 signal menu Input selectionMode selection for Input 1 to 4 terminals Mode selection for the PC terminalPress AV Selection AV mode Wide ModePC mode except for XGA signal PC mode for XGA signalAudio out Sleep timer30 60 120Closed caption Voluntary movie rating system Mpaa Parental control setting V-CHIP levelTV Parental Guidelines Rating DescriptionTV Parental Guidelines TV Guidelines Useful adjustment settings Canadian Rating Systems Canadian English ratingsCanadian French ratings Useful adjustment settings Secret number setting for parental control AV mode only Setting a secret number 1 Press MenuChanging the secret number Clearing the secret number Setting parental control statusHow to temporarily release the V-CHIP Block Reactivating the temporarily released V-CHIP BlockMethod Multiscreen functions Useful featuresLearning remote control function CABLE/SAT VCR DVD/LD Manufacture codesReceiver control buttons Receiver a STANDBY/ON Turns receiver power on and offReceiver Input Receiver VOL k/lCH k/l Mode switch Cable control buttonsSource a CH EnterSAT Menu SET/ENTER, a/b/c/dSAT Guide SAT InfoDTV Menu DTV control buttonsDTV Guide DTV InfoVCR REC Mode switch VCR control buttonsDVD Menu DVD only DVD/LD control buttonsDVD TOP Menu DVD only SET/ENTER, a/b/c/dDVD onlyProblem Possible Solution TroubleshootingProblem with Plasma Display System Possible Solution AppendixComputer compatibility chart Resolution Frequency RemarksAppendix Media Receiver, Model PDP-R03U SpecificationsSRS Symbol are trademarks of SRS Labs, Inc HOW to SET the Factory PresettingsPioneer Corporation

PDP-4330HD, PDP-5030HD specifications

The Pioneer PDP-5030HD and PDP-4330HD are two of the most acclaimed models in the plasma display category, released in the early 2000s by Pioneer Corporation. These televisions set new benchmarks in picture quality, design, and overall performance.

The PDP-5030HD boasts a 50-inch screen size, making it ideal for large living spaces and home theaters. Its counterpart, the PDP-4330HD, features a slightly smaller 43-inch display, perfect for more compact areas without compromising on viewing experience. Both models utilize Pioneer's advanced plasma technology, which delivers stunning image clarity and color accuracy.

One of the standout features of the PDP series is its resolution. Both models support a high-definition 1280x720 resolution, enabling crystal-clear visuals. The plasma display technology offers superior contrast ratios, vibrant colors, and exceptional black levels that enhance the overall viewing experience, especially when watching movies or playing video games.

These models are equipped with a fast response time, which minimizes motion blur. This is particularly beneficial for action-packed content, making both the PDP-5030HD and PDP-4330HD excellent choices for sports enthusiasts and gamers alike. Moreover, with a wide viewing angle, viewers can enjoy consistent image quality from virtually any position in the room.

Pioneer also prioritized intelligent design in these televisions. The PDP-5030HD and PDP-4330HD feature a sleek profile, allowing them to blend seamlessly into modern living spaces. The aesthetic appeal is complemented by a robust build quality, ensuring durability and long-lasting performance.

Connectivity options are another strong point. Both models come with multiple inputs, including HDMI, component video, and composite connections, facilitating easy integration with various devices like Blu-ray players, gaming consoles, and satellite receivers.

In summary, the Pioneer PDP-5030HD and PDP-4330HD are exemplary representatives of plasma television technology. Their impressive picture quality, swift response times, and stylish designs make them standout choices for avid viewers seeking an immersive home entertainment experience. Although these models were released over a decade ago, their legacy continues to influence television technology today, highlighting the pioneering spirit of Pioneer Corporation in the audiovisual realm.
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