Panasonic PT 52DL10 operating instructions VHF, UHF and Catv, Press to turn the projection TV on

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VHF, UHF and CATV

MENU

ACTION TV/VIDEO

VOLUME

CHANNEL

MENU ACTION TV/VIDEO

VOLUME

CHANNEL

Power switch

Operation can be done from the projection TV.

• Channel buttons

• Volume buttons

Remote control sensor

1

POWER

Press to turn the projection TV on

 

(see page 21).

LIGHT

POWER

ASPECT

MUTETV/VIDEO

 

DVD

AUX

RCVR

VCR

 

CBL

 

DTV

 

TV

CH

 

DBS

VOL

ACTION

VOL

MENU

 

 

INFO/RECALL

 

CH

 

 

AV-ADJ NORMAL GAME

RH-SPLIT

EXIT

VCR REC

GUIDE

REW

SEARCH

PLAY

SPLIT

STOP

FF

FREEZE

 

 

SWAP

TV/VCR

VCR/DBS

CHANNEL

PAUSE

OPEN/CLOSE

SLOW

STILL

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

R-TUNEPROG

0

2

TV

Press to operate the projection TV with the

 

 

remote control.

3

CH

 

 

Press to select the desired channel.

VOL

ACTION

VOL

 

CH

 

4

CH

Press to select the desired volume level.

 

 

 

VOL

ACTION

VOL

 

CH

 

Notes:

•The channel number and volume level are stored even after the projection TV is turned off.

•Power consumption and howling of sound can be reduced if the volume level is lowered.

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Contents Or send e-mail to consumerproducts@panasonic.com For assistance, please call 1-888-VIEW PTV843-9788For assistance, please call Puerto RicoImportant Safety Instructions Important Safety Instructions For Projection TVImportant Safety Instructions Dear Panasonic Customer TrademarksTable of Contents Receiver Location InstallationAC Power Supply Cord Safety Precaution Optional External EquipmentPrecaution on battery use Remote Control Battery InstallationInstallation Observe the following precautionsIncoming Cable From Home Antenna 75 Ω Connecting the Antenna Cable to the RF In TerminalAntenna / Cable Connection Incoming 75 Ω Cable From Cable CompanyAntenna Connection Cable Box, no VCR Output InputAntenna Connection Cable Box, and VCR Antenna Terminals On the Back Projection TVVideo Audio How to connect the 1, 2, 3, 4 Input TerminalsConnects VCRs and other peripheral equipment VHS VCRHow to connect the Component Video Input Terminals How to connect the AV Prog. Out Terminals Video CableHow to connect the PC Input Terminals Signal Names for D-SUB 15P ConnectorAnalog RGB signals that can be input Display mode name No. of dots H ⋅Vertical scanning Illuminated Remote Control Location of ControlsLocation of Controls Temp Controls and Terminals on the projection TVLamp PC Input terminalComponent signal input RearPower on / OFF Power Indicator Power on / OFFPower on / OFF button Remote Control SensorButton or Left Right Button on Flow Chart of Main menuSelect Menu desired by pushing Right Main body can also beTo Picture To Position To Audio To Clock Flow Chart of Main menuTo Channel To Sleep Timer To Audio Mode SizeChannels Tuning channels Automatic channel programmingO G R a M ModePress to select YES Tuning channels Manual channel programming Selecting the Program Channels menuN U a L Program Adding or deleting channels Normaljust Fullzoom Aspect mode changes each time the Aspect button is pressedAspect Controls Full NormalAspect Controls SizePress to turn the projection TV on Press to select the desired volume levelVHF, UHF and Catv Press to operate the projection TV withConfirming Press while pointing the remote controlCable TV Towards the cable TV tunerWhen a channel button is pressed during channel search Searching for the desired channel Channel searchChannel search Confirming connections Turning the power on and switching input modesPlaying a VCR or other peripheral equipment VCRPlaying games in game mode Turning on the projection TV and switching to game modesFactory default setting Recall / Mute Recall On-screen displayMute Splitting the screen Selecting the screen mode for split screenSplit screen Freezing picturesChanging the channel of the right screen Screen mode namesSplit screen Swapping left and right screensAdjusting screen position and size Adjusting screenPOSITION/SIZE Changing vertical size Adjusting screen position and sizeSwitching screen width Displaying images cut off from the screenAudio Adjustments Normalize NormalSpeakers OFF Audio AdjustmentsTurning the speaker sound on and OFF Speakers onPicture Adjustments DynamicPicture Adjustments VOL Action Switching to Scan Mode Playing special video softwareSelecting Video menu Press to select Closed Caption CC on Mute C1 CC Mode OFFClosed Captions Press to display the Closed Caption screenPress to select CC Mode Press to select from the following Closed CaptionsOFF C1 C2 T1 T2 T4 T3 C4 C3 Lock Lock FeatureAccess granted Input codeSetting the Motion Picture Rating screen Lock FeatureRating turns red when on View NR PROGRAMS?Setting the TV Parental Programs screen SettingLocking and unlocking Customizing the Video Input labels Press to display the Video Input Label screenCustomizing the Video Input labels Video VCR Game Blank HD VCR DTV DVDAudio Mode is valid only during TV mode Selecting Stereo / SAP / MonoUsing the off-timer 30 60 90 minutes to select times Press to exit menuVideo game player to Video Input Frame When displaying Frame Press to select DVC Playback ModeNormal When playing normal images Recording modeTurning OFF digital comb filter 3D Y/C Filter OFFAutomatically changing screen size for Video Input modes Sdtv Hdtv Clock Phase 0 Clock is valid only during PC modeAdjusting the clock Clock PhasePress to display the Language screen Switching languages for displayPress to select Language Press to select preferred languageImportant Points to keep in mind Lamp unit replacement periodReplacing the lamp unit Lamp unit Part No. TY-LA2000DBS When code knownCBL RcvrOperating peripheral equipment using the remote control When code not knownInfrared Remote Codes for Specific Components Maker Set Up No VCR Infrared Codes IndexCable PlayerMaker Cassette Players Receiver AmplifiersRemote Control Quick Reference Functional Key Control KEY Mode FunctionDTV Mode Function KEYTroubleshooting Symptoms ChecksCleaning Specifications Memo Memo Customer’ Record
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