Panasonic ST50D, ST50T, ST50M Viewing Teletext, Switch to Teletext, Select, Reveal hidden data

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Viewing Teletext

Teletext services are the text information provided by the broadcasters.

The features may vary depending on the broadcasters.

What is FASTEXT mode?

In FASTEXT mode, four differently coloured subjects are situated at the bottom of the screen. To access more information about one of these subjects, press the appropriate coloured button. This facility enables fast access to information on the subjects shown.

What is List mode?

In List mode, four differently coloured page numbers are situated at the bottom of the screen. Each of these numbers can be altered and stored in the TV’s memory. “Store frequently viewed pages” (p. 26)

To change mode [Teletext] (p. 43)

1 Switch to Teletext

Sub page number

 

 

>>

<< 01 02 03 04 05 06 07

Displays the index page (content varies depending on the broadcasters).

17:51 28 Feb Time / date

TELETEXT

INFORMATION

Colour bar

Current page number

2 Select the page

up

or Coloured button

or

down

(Corresponds to the colour bar)

To adjust contrast

As the blue bar is displayed

(Press three times)

To return to TV

Viewing Teletext

Reveal hidden data

Reveal hidden words e.g. quiz page answers

Press again to rehide.

Call up a favourite page

View a favourite page stored

Call up the page stored on the blue button (List mode). Factory setting is “P103”.

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Contents Model Number Serial Number Customer’s RecordIndia Only Operating Instructions EnglishPage Contents Safety Precautions Transport only in upright position Do not apply strong force or impact to the display panelBluetooth wireless technology Built-in wireless LAN / BluetoothBuilt-in wireless LAN Radio wavesOptional accessories Accessories / OptionsStandard accessories Accessories / OptionsInstalling / removing remote’s batteries Wall-hanging bracketAttaching / removing the pedestal Assembly screw Bracket Cover BaseAssembly screw Neck Do not disassemble or modify the pedestalAssembling the pedestal Securing the TVRemoving the pedestal from the TV Adjusting the panel to your desired anglePreventing the TV from falling over 42 / 50 class Remote Control Identifying ControlsAuto power standby function Indicator / Control panelUsing the On Screen Displays Operation guide Identifying ControlsConnections Basic ConnectionTerminals Mains lead and aerialDVD Recorder / VCR AV devicesPlayer / 3D compatible player Set top boxWireless connection Using clamperWired connection NetworkSetup the network connection Auto TuningPlug the TV into mains socket and switch on SelectCountry your countryWireless WiredTuning AutoWPSPush button Select HomeShop viewing environment for shop display only SelectAccess Viera Connect Using Viera ConnectTurn power on Other useful functions Select TV mode Select a channelWatching TV Display Information bannerDisplay the selectable settings for the current status Off Timer2While the list is displayed, select the mode AspectLast view Change OSD languageSelect Switch to TeletextViewing Teletext Reveal hidden dataStore frequently viewed pages Watch TV while waiting for updateView in multi window View subTurn the TV on If input mode is not switched automaticallyWatching External Inputs Display the input selection menuHow to change the code Viewing 3D images Viewing 3D images3D Eyewear Use Storing and cleaning the 3D Eyewear3D Eyewear Indicator lamp status Part names and functionsViewing range for the 3D Eyewear 1Turn on the TV 2Slide the power switch from OFF to onRegistration First registration3Replace and fasten the cover Replacing the battery2Replace the battery View the 3D images Changing 2D 3D modeTurn the 3D Eyewear on and put it on To view the 3D imagesTo change 3D format manually Return button to go to Effect setting 3D SettingsAdjustments / Configurations alternatives Follow the operations of each feature How to Use Viera ToolsDisplay icons of the feature Select a feature How to Use Viera ToolsDisplay the menu How to Use Menu FunctionsHow to Use Menu Functions Menu list Menu PicturePicture Sound Mono When stereo signal cannot be received Surround sound settingsTV remote control TV / Audio Out TV Off / TV and Audio Out M1 / M2 Available while mono signal is transmittedTimer Setup Standby Power Power on LinkPower off Link Power SaveSelect Tuning Menu Tuning and Editing ChannelsSelect TV mode Display the menu and select Setup Tuning and Editing ChannelsTo edit channels Set all channels automatically Auto TuningSkip unwanted channels, Edit Channels Channel List Edit Fine Tuning Set TV channel manually Manual TuningAuto Tuning using the buttons on the TV 1Select the channel positionControl channel audience Child Lock Child LockSelect Child Lock Child LockSelect Shipping Condition Restore Settings Shipping ConditionSelect System Menu 1Check the message and initialiseDisplaying PC Screen on TV PC menu settingMenu Adjustments / Configurations alternatives Select the external input Select PCSelect Advanced Settings Advanced Picture SettingsSelect Viewing Mode and set the mode Adjust the detailed picture settings Advanced SettingsTo insert or remove the SD Card / USB Flash Memory Using Media PlayerUsing Media Player USB Flash MemoryStart Media Player Select the device to accessInsert the SD Card or USB Flash Memory to the TV Starting Media PlayerChange the contents Photo modeMulti Shot 3D To sort by folder, recorded date or recorded monthPhoto Settings To enjoy the saved 3D photosSlideshow To turn off the auto resume Auto Resume Setup p Video modeHow to operate in the playback To repeat playback Video Setup pAccess / store Video Setup Auto Resume SetupVideo Setup / Auto Resume Setup Select AccessAudio output Settings Spdif SelectionMusic Setup Music modeMusic Setup / Auto Resume Setup Playback from File viewDlna Remote Control Using Network Services Dlna / Viera ConnectUsing Network Services Dlna / Viera Connect Viera ConnectViera Connect Network connectionsExample Network Setup Network Link SettingsProxy Wired connection settingsAcquire IP Address / Acquire DNS Address Proxy PortWireless connection settings Select Software Update Update TV’s software6Select Connection Test and access to test WpspinDisplay Viera Tools and select Media Server Select one of the media servers to accessUsing Dlna features Select the fileFor music file UsingFor video file Option menu for each content Audio output settings for video contents Viera ConnectViera Link Hdmi connection Summary of featuresLink Functions Viera Link Link Functions Viera LinkViera Link Hdmi and Audio out connections LinkViera Link ∗ Power on linkPower off link Channel downloadSelect Direct TV Rec and start recording Summary of features p , 73, Preparations pDisplay Viera Tools and select Viera Link To stop recordingViera Link Select Pause Live TV and pausePause Live TV programme Pause Live TV To operate Pause Live TVOperate the menu of the equipment Select the equipment to accessIf you access non-VIERA Link equipment If multiple recorders or players are connectedMulti-channel sound Set to Home Cinema or TVSpeaker control Speaker Selection Home CinemaTo watch DVDs External EquipmentHdmi equipment Camcorder / Game equipmentUSB devices HeadphonesHeadphone Volume p AV2 IN∗1 Hdmi 1 USB 1 FeaturesTypes of connectable equipment to each terminal Terminal Technical Information Technical InformationChannel Allocation Stereo / Bilingual Sound Selection Video Supported file format in Media Player and media serversPhoto Music Codec File extension RestrictionsTo show DivX VOD registration code DivXSubtitle text file of DivX DivX VOD pUSB Flash Memory Devices for playing backSD Card PC connection Applicable Hdmi featuresHdmi connection DVI connectionTechnical USB connectionCharacters table for numeric buttons InformationPC from D-sub 15P Input signal that can be displayedComponent Y, PB, PR from AV2 in terminal, Hdmi PC from Hdmi terminalFAQs FAQsProblem Causes / Actions Cannot connect to NetworkFirst, remove the mains plug from the socket outlet MaintenanceFAQs Maintenance Display panel, Cabinet, PedestalSpecifications SpecificationsFrequency Card slotStandard compliance Range∗1Dimensions W × H × D Power SourcePower rating HeadphonesBattery∗ 3D Eyewear Dimensions W × H × DUsage temperature range Lens typeLicence LicenceMemo

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