Panasonic PT 56DLX25, PT 56DLX75 manual Cable Connection

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Cable Connection

For proper reception of analog or digital cable channels, a cable service connection is required.

Use this conﬁ guration when connecting the projection display to a cable TV system.

Getting Started

Cable Box

Terminal on the back of the

Cable Box

In from cable

Connect the cable from the antenna or cable system to the VHF/UHF Cable In terminal on the back of the Projection Display.

In from cable

Notes:

•Certain cable systems offset some channels to reduce interference or have Premium (scrambled) channels. A cable converter box is required for proper reception. Check with your local cable company for its compatibility requirements.

•For reception of cable channels, connect the cable supplied by your local cable company.

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Contents For assistance, please call Immediately View PTV843-9788 Three Important Reasons to Register Your ProductFor assistance, please call Follow all instructions carefully Keep these instructions for future referenceTrademarks Getting StartedFCC Caution For assistance, please call 1-888-VIEW PTV843-9788Declaration of Conformity Models NumberTable of Contents Before Using Emergency Alert System EAS Forced Tuning Remote Control Battery InstallationReset All Memory Functions Observe the following precautionsGlossary and Acronyms Location of Controls Illuminated Remote ControlVOL -+ / ŻŹ NumberFront View Model PT-56DLX75 unit shown Controls and Terminals on the Projection DisplayConnector Audio Out Output audio signal Output audio signalRear View Model PT-56DLX75 unit shown VentConnecting the Antenna / Cable to the RF in Terminal InstallationAntenna Connection VHF AntennaCable Connection From cable CableCARDTM CableCARD ConnectionInput 3 is located on the front of the unit. P How to connect the 1, 2, 3 Input TerminalsConnects VCRs and other peripheral equipment S-VHS VCR Connecting a DVD Player to Component Video How to connect the Component Video Input TerminalsComponent Signals Y, PB, PR that can be Input DVD PlayerRecording Equipment S-VHS /VHS VCR How to connect the AV OUT TerminalsAudio Adjustments How to connect the AmplifierAnalog Audio Out Stereo System Stereo Amplifier and SpeakersFirmly connect the cable to the connector ProcedureDigital Audio Out Amplifier with built in Dolby Digital decodersConnecting a PC to PC How to connect the PC in TerminalsPC in Terminal D-SUB 15P Pin Layouts NC Not connectedKHz Personal Computer Signals RGB signals that can be inputConnection diagram How to connect the Hdmi input terminalWhen audio signal input is digital When audio signal input is analogAudio signal PCM ProcedureCompatible formats Turning the Power on and OFF Power on / OFFPower on Power OFFFor your convenience, First Time Set up menu will First Time SetupLanguage Auto programBasic Menu Navigation Example of a procedureButton operation during Menu display Menu navigation Basic Operation Other Adjust sub-menuSwitching languages for display Tuning channelsPress to select Setup icon Press to display the Setup menu Press Menu to display the Main Menu screenPress to select Program Automatic program settingChannel Channel menu„ Edit Caption When a preset Caption has been entered Manual program settingWhen selecting a desired Caption manually Press to display the Setup„ Preview CH „ Edit Add„ Edit Favorite Rapid Tuning Selecting Input Mode„ Card input mode Photo Viewer is selected Projection Display operationChannel and Program Tuning Using the CH/VOL ButtonUnit Status display Use Favorite Feature Favorite FeatureSet Favorite Feature Audio MuteSleep Timer Feature Select Audio Mode for TV ViewingDigital mode Analog modeAspect mode is changed each time when Aspect is pressed Changing the aspect modeMode Picture Explanation Aspect ControlsSplit screen „ Caution when HDMI/PC is inputSplitting the screen Changing the channelTV/VIDEO Press to select the desired input Mode Select desired input mode Right screenSwapping left and right screens Press to swapPicture Menu is inaccessible when no signal is present Picture AdjustmentsPress to adjust each item Press to select PicturePC Adjust Picture ModePress to select picture mode Press to display the PC Adjust MenuAdvanced Adjust Other AdjustAdjust menu Press to display the Advanced Adjust menuAudio Mode Audio AdjustmentsNormal / Bass / Treble / Balance Press to select AudioOther detailed audio adjustments can be made Press to select BBE settingCH Press to select BBE Set Sleep Timer Sleep Timer FeaturePress to display Timer menu Sleep time may be set using the Sleep button. P„ Create Secret Code First Time Setting Lock FeatureEnter Secret Code „ Enter Secret CodeLock Set Rating level settingBlock program Channel Lock Block channel selectionAge Blocked Description Based Content Group Ratings Monitor out settingPress to select Monitor out Press to select On or Off Enter a 4-digit password Change passwordBlocking Messages Insert/Remove the Card Photo ViewerInsert the Card Remove the CardCard icon Jpeg thumbnailPress to display the Photo Viewer SD button may also be pressed for Photo Viewer mode. PExit Photo Viewer Card Warning MessagesIndex Area Operation Press SD to exit Photo ViewerSingle Play Mode Exit Slide Show mode Slide Show ModePress during Single Play Mode Press to select each item Press to set each itemSignal meter Setup FeaturesPress to select Signal meter Press to display signal meterCC Mode for Analog CC ModeInput labels CC Closed CaptionDigital settings CC Mode for DigitalCC Reset SettingsReset Other adjust SetupAbout Programming Without a Code Programming the RemoteOK to store the code VCR Infrared Codes IndexComponent Codes Brand CodeCable Converter BOX DVD, CD Players Infrared Codes Index Remote Control Quick Reference GuideCodes For CD Player AMPLIFIERS, and DBS Infrared Codes IndexOperating a VCR Operating Components with Remote ControlOperating a Cable BOX Operating a DBSProgram the Remote Control to operate audio receiver Program the Remote Control to use with DVDOperating a DVD Operating a ReceiverOperating a PVR Personal Video Recorder Program the Remote Control to use with a PVRIndicator Indicator Symptom Problem Possible SolutionLamp unit replacement period Lamp replacement procedurePower button Lamp indicator Power indicator Replacing the lamp unitClose the Lamp Cover Turn the Lock/Open Knob to the right Insert the new Lamp Unit being careful Insertion directionReplace the Front cover OFF TroubleshootingPT-56DLX75 PT-61DLX75 PT-56DLX25 SpecificationsCustomer Services Directory CleaningLimited Warranty Coverage Limited WarrantyCarry-in or In-Home Service Limited Warranty Limits And ExclusionsPreamble Other InformationAbove provided that you also do one of the following END of Terms and Conditions How to Apply These Terms to Your New ProgramsVersion 2.1, February Other Information Information USA How to Apply These Terms to Your New LibrariesCableCARD IndexModel Number Serial Number Customer’ Record

PT 56DLX25, PT 56DLX75 specifications

The Panasonic PT-56DLX75 and PT-56DLX25 are two notable models from Panasonic's lineup of projection televisions that marked an era of high-quality home entertainment. These models are characterized by their advanced technologies, impressive display features, and user-friendly interfaces that cater to a wide range of viewing preferences.

Both models feature a 56-inch screen, making them perfect for home theater setups. The display utilizes a high-quality CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) technology, which was a favored choice during their time for delivering deep blacks, rich colors, and excellent contrast ratios. The PT-56DLX75, being the higher-end model, incorporates advanced circuitry that enhances image quality and ensures that viewers experience movies and shows with incredible clarity and vivid detail.

One of the standout features of the PT-56DLX75 is its "Digital Comb Filter", which significantly reduces picture noise. This ensures that the image remains sharp even when displaying complex scenes. The PT-56DLX25, while slightly toned down in certain aspects, still boasts a reliable comb filter, giving it the capability to deliver quality images for everyday viewing.

Another important technology present in both models is the "Real Motion" processing, which minimizes motion blur, making fast-paced sequences in sports and action movies look smoother. This is particularly beneficial for dynamic viewing, as it allows for greater immersion in fast-paced content.

The sound systems in both models are designed to complement their visual prowess. Equipped with built-in speakers that provide a satisfactory audio experience, these televisions can fill a room with sound. Users looking for a more cinematic experience can connect external audio systems through multiple audio input options.

Connectivity options on the PT-56DLX75 and PT-56DLX25 are diverse, enabling users to connect various devices like VCRs, DVD players, and gaming consoles easily. Furthermore, the intuitive on-screen menu system ensures that users can navigate settings without hassle.

In conclusion, the Panasonic PT-56DLX75 and PT-56DLX25 remain testaments to the technological innovations of their time, offering solid performance and features that cater to diverse viewing needs. Even as newer technologies emerge, these models consistently provide an enjoyable viewing experience, combining quality display with sound performance in a stylish package.