Pioneer PRO 1110HD, PRO 910HD manual Setting up for controlling a D-VHS recorder, Press Home Menu

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Setting up for controlling a D-VHS recorder

You can operate the connected D-VHS recorder from the Plasma Display that shows the control panel screen. After making the connections, use the menu to specify the model of the D-VHS recorder to be operated. You can operate only a single D-VHS recorder from the Plasma Display.

1Press HOME MENU.

2Press / to select “DTV Setup”, and then press

ENTER.

3Press / to select “i.LINK Setup”, and then press ENTER.

4Press / to select “i.LINK List”, and then press

ENTER.

The list of the registered D-VHS recorders (i.LINK list) appears.

i.LINK List

 

1/1

Name

Maker

Number

Status

D–VHS1

******

******

Connected

Delete All

5Press / to select the D-VHS recorder model to be operated, and then press ENTER.

i.LINK Setting

D–VHS1

******

******

Connected

Connect

Rename

Replace

Delete

6Press / to select “Connect”, and then press

ENTER.

7Press HOME MENU to exit the menu.

The following information appears at the right end of the i.LINK list to indicate the connection status of the D-VHS recorders:

Control: Data connection with the D-VHS recorder has been established and the recorder is ready for control.

Connected: The D-VHS recorder has been physi- cally connected, and can be controlled if it is selected for control.

Other: Equipment other than a D-VHS re- corder has been physically connected and thus cannot be controlled.

—:Currently not physically connected

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Contents PRO-1110HD PRO-910HD PDP-ELITE-Eng For Canadian model Information to UserPour le modèle destiné au Canada Contents Useful Features Useful Adjustment SettingsEnjoying through External Equipment AppendixImportant User Guidance Information Installation guidelinesUsage guidelines After-image lagging due to remaining electric load Panel sticking and after-image lagAfter-image lag image due to burning About operations through i.LINKPlugs and product Safety PrecautionsWhen using other items Installation PrecautionsOperational Precautions Features Plasma Display Supplied AccessoriesMedia Receiver Volume +/- buttons Power button STANDBY/ON buttonPart Names Input buttonFront view Power buttonOptical With the mode switch set to TV Remote control unitMode switch with TV selected Installing the Plasma Display Allowed operation range of the remote control unitPreparation Plasma Display Media Receiver Installing the Media receiverInstalling the Media Receiver vertically Installing the Media Receiver verticallySecure the vertical installation stand with screws Plug the screw holes using the caps providedBlack Setting the systemWhen the speakers are installed at the bottom When the speakers are installed on the sidesRouting cables Attaching speed clamps to the main unitInserting batteries Using the remote control unitPreparation Connecting a Cable Converter Connecting a VHF/UHF antennaCable connections for watching conventional TV channels VHF antenna UHF antenna Media Receiver rear MixerSwitching between antenna a and B Connecting a VHF/UHF antenna and Cable ConverterCable connections for watching digital TV channels Connecting for cable TVPlasma Display rear view Media Receiver rear view Connecting the power cordBasic Operations Turning on the powerPlasma Display Media ReceiverPlasma Display/Media Receiver status indicators Turning off the powerSelecting the antenna Watching conventional TV channelsChanging channels Using VOL +/- on the remote control unit Changing the volume and soundUsing e Muting on the remote control unit Plasma Display right view Volume + Volume adjustment MuteIf stereo sound is difficult to hear Setting MTS/SAP modeStereo broadcasts SAP broadcastsWhen receiving Main + SAP sound signals When receiving Stereo + SAP sound signalsWatching digital TV channels Using 0 9 and dot on the remote control unitSelecting the digital TV input Changing the language Volume adjustment MuteViewing DTV banners Using the multiscreen functionsSplitting the screen Freezing images Using the menu Basic Adjustment SettingsAV mode menus PC mode menus Menu operation keys Using Auto Channel Preset Setting up conventional TV channelsPress Home Menu Setting for skipping unwanted channels Setting your favorite channels Setting up digital TV channels Checking signal strength Clock setting Language settingPress AV Selection AV SelectionFor AV source Picture adjustmentsFor PC source Button PureCinemaColor temperature Mpeg NR CTI Color Management Sound adjustmentsFront Surround FocusPower Control for AV source Power ControlNo Signal off Energy SavePower Management Power Control for PC sourceNo Operation off EPG display format Electronic Program Guide EPG for DTV OnlySchedule window Information window Using the EPGPress DTV Guide Using auto channel select Presetting TV programs using the EPGRecording TV programs using a D-VHS recorder Recording TV programs via a VCR controller Setting the timer manually Priority rules for overlapped presettings Using the EPG Changing/ canceling TV program presettingsUsing the menu Press To select OK, and then press EnterEnjoying through External Equipment Connecting a DVD playerWatching a DVD image Displaying a DVD imageWatching a VCR image Connecting a VCRDisplaying a VCR image Enjoying a game console or watching camcorder images Connecting a game console or camcorderDisplaying an image of the game console or camcorder Media Receiver front viewConnecting a recorder Recording digital TV programs using a VCR or DVD recorderVCR or DVD recorder Connecting an AV receiver Connecting other audio equipmentSwitching the optical audio signal type Connecting D-VHS recorders What is i.LINK?Watching a D-VHS image What can be recorded through i.LINK?Precautions about i.LINK connections When connecting two D-VHS recordersMedia Receiver VHS recorder Displaying a D-VHS image PrecautionsUseful and important notification Useful informationSetting up for controlling a D-VHS recorder Editing the i.LINK list Operating the control panel screenTo change the name of a device To delete information about a single device To change the order of devicesStandby mode Setting up for i.LINK standbyTo delete information about all devices Link device Media ReceiverWatching an image from a personal computer Connecting a personal computerDisplaying an image from a personal com PuterConnecting a VCR controller Lists of controllable recording equipment manufactures Manufacture Remote control typeAbout SR+ Connecting control cordsAdjusting image positions AV mode only Useful Adjustment SettingsAdjusting image positions and clock manually PC mode only PC mode except for XGA signals AV modePC mode for XGA signals Selecting a screen sizePress / to select Side Mask, and then press Cancel Off 120 Minutes Sleep TimerActivating the closed caption Closed caption for conventional TV channelsSelecting the type of closed captions Closed caption for digital TV channels Selecting digital closed caption param- eters Selecting digital closed captionsSelection Activating the Parental Control Parental Control setting the V-CHIP levelVoluntary movie rating system Mpaa TV Parental GuidelinesBlocking Not Rated NR TV programs Setting the voluntary moving rating sys- tem MpaaExample Canadian rating systems Setting the TV Parental Guidelines TV GuidelinesCanadian English ratings Setting Canadian French ratings Setting Canadian English ratingsCanadian French ratings Reactivating the V-CHIP Block Temporarily deactivating the V-CHIP BlockMethod Setting and changing the password Programming a password AV mode onlyYour password No If you forget the password Resetting the passwordLearning function of the remote control unit Useful FeaturesUsing the learning function Presetting manufacture codes CABLE/SAT VCR DVD/DVR Manufacture codesReceiver a STANDBY/ON Turns the receiver power on and off Using the remote control unit to control other devicesReceiver control buttons Receiver eMUTINGCH + Cable control buttonsSource a Enter SAT control buttonsPAUSE/STILL VCR control buttonsCH +/- DVD recorder only DVD/DVR control buttonsSAT/DVD Menu DVD, DVD recorder 105 Appendix TroubleshootingResolution Frequency Remarks Computer compatibility chartMedia Receiver, Model PRO-R04U SpecificationsDolby Digital TrademarksPDP-ELITE-Eng 110 PDP-ELITE-Eng 111 03I00001 About Hdmi Quelques mots sur Hdmi Acerca de Hdmi Connecting Hdmi equipment Using Hdmi InputTo activate the Hdmi terminal Hdmi equipmentEnglish Utilisation de l’entrée Hdmi Pour mettre en service la prise HdmiRaccordement d’un appareil Hdmi Récepteur Média vue de dosPour préciser le type des signaux vidéo numériques FrançaisPour préciser le type des signaux audionumériques Conexión de un equipo Hdmi Utilización de la entrada HdmiPara activar el terminal Hdmi Para especificar el tipo de señales de vídeo digitales EspañolPara especificar el tipo de señales de audio 03H00001

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