Panasonic TX-76DT30A manual DVB Setup Menu

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Flicker reduction Geomagnetic AV2 out Tuning menu
DVB setup
Select
Access
Exit
Setup menu
Setup menu
DVB Timer programming Off timer
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DVB Setup Menu

The DVB setup menu provides access to DVB specific options.

Note: If DVB transmissions cannot be received clearly, the DVB setup menu may not be available.

Open the Setup menu

Move to DVB setup

Access DVB Setup menu

Move to your choice

Select

Access

Exit

Access

Off

Off

Top

On

Analogue

Increase or decrease levels, set options or access further menus

Press the EXIT button to exit

 

DVB Timer programming

 

 

Off timer

Off

EXIT

DVB timer lock

Off

Access

Top

On

Signal Quality

The signal quality function displays an

 

Analogue

 

indication of signal quality for each DVB

 

 

 

programme position.

 

Select

 

The indication is green for good signal

 

 

 

Access

 

 

Exit

 

quality and red for poor signal quality.

 

 

 

 

 

The DVB system requires a good quality

DVB - Setup

 

 

signal to provide the best picture. When

Signal quality

Access

 

viewing analogue pictures, interference such

Common interface module

 

 

Favourites setup

 

 

as signal reflection from nearby buildings or

 

 

System update

 

 

mountains causes 'ghosting', but still

Display timeout

3 seconds

 

PC Connection

 

 

provides a viewable picture. For the DVB

 

 

Modem

 

 

system, interference such as this can disrupt

 

 

 

the flow of data causing the picture to

 

 

 

appear to be made up of large blocks, or to freeze intermittently. If the picture

 

disappears completely, this could mean that signal quality is very poor. If this

 

happens often, you may need to improve your aerial system to provide a better

 

signal.

 

 

Common Interface

The Common Interface Module menu provides access to functions contained on

Module *

a Common Interface Module inserted into one of the Cl slots. These are located

 

at the rear of the TV. See page 42.

 

 

Favourites Setup

Allows you to select your favourite programme positions and display them as a

 

list in the TV Guide. See page 22.

 

 

System Update

This menu allows you to download new software to the television. See page 23.

Display Timeout

This option allows you to set how long the information banner stays on the

 

screen. Select from 0 (no banner) to 10 seconds in 1 second increments.

PC Connection *

The PC Connection menu allows you to adjust communications settings for the

 

SERIAL port on the rear of the TV. Please refer to page 43.

 

Modem *

The Modem menu allows you to adjust communications settings for the Modem

 

port on the rear of the TV. Please refer to page 43

 

.

* Note: Common Interface, PC Connection and Modem functions are currently unavailable in Australia.

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Contents TX-76DT30A Plastics CardboardImportant Information Contents Getting Started Connecting the Aerial Using the television on its ownUsing the television with a Q-Link compatible VCR Battery Precautions Getting Started Battery Replacement and InstallationConnect the Power Plug Turn on the TelevisionNew South Wales / ACT Getting Started Auto SetupGetting Started Using the On-Screen Displays Getting Started Information Banner Television Control Panel Buttons STR TV/AV Power+ / /\ TV / AVText Television Remote Control ButtonsVolume UP SET UPVolume Down MuteRemote Control Television Operation Contrast Picture Menu OperationBrightness Colour Sharpness TintMPX Sound Menu OperationAspect control Access Setup Menu Type guide Category guide Information Select a programme positionAccess DVB Timer ProgrammingDaily SU-SA Daily and Weekly Timer ProgrammesDaily MO-SA Daily MO-FRDVB Setup Menu Favourites Setup Important Note System UpdateTuning Menu Overview New South Wales / ACT Tuning Menu Auto SetupTo add an analogue station Tuning Menu Analogue manual tuningSTR TV/AV Analogue manual tuning Front panel controlsPreset Download Tuning menu Q-Link DownloadVCR Auto Power Standby TV / VCR Auto Power OnWhat You See Is What You Record Direct TV Recording Recording DVB stationsSetup Tuning Menu Shipping conditionTuning Menu Owner I.D Using the Front Panel Controls Geomagnetic Correction Using the Remote ControlTeletext Operation List ModeUpdate Display Display Cancel TV / Teletext modeSelection Full / Top / BottomSub Coded Page Access UpdateNews Flash IndexSTR VCR InstallationVCR DVD Remote Control VCR / DVD OperationFront AV Inputs Front Panel Connections HeadphonesConnecting a DVD Player to the Television ConnectorsAV1 / AV4 Scart socket AV2 Scart socket S Video, Q-Link Video 4 Pin socketConnecting an S-Video VCR to the Television Audio Out Rear Panel Connections Monitor OutImportant Notes Rear Panel ConnectionsNumber of Data Bits Press the Exit button to exitStop Bits ProtocolCustomer Information Frequently Asked Questions Question How do I tune my stations?Question Customer Information Caring for the Remote ControlPicture Sound Check Customer Information TroubleshootingPower Consumption Power RequirementsTuning System Accessories SuppliedBox 326 Penrith NSW ABN 25 000 611