Toshiba TW56D90 owner manual To check and align the colors, Light blue

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•Your dealer should adjust the color convergence when your TV is delivered. However, convergence may drift over time or if you move the TV. If you can see clear images on the screen, skip this page.

This wide projection TV uses three separate TV tubes; a red one, a green one, and a blue one.

The red, green and blue images are projected onto the screen where they converge to form a full color picture. You can see a clear picture when they converge correctly.

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Color conver ence controls

HORIZ(ontal)

R:Red

B:Blue

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R:Red

B:Blue

To check and align the colors

Select an active channel and wait a moment for the picture to stabilize.

Push the TEST button to set to the "TEST ON" position.

If alignment is correct, there will be one vertical and one horizontal white line: so you don't have to align the colors.

White

If you see separate colored lines, adjust the color convergence controls. Turn the knobs until the red and blue lines disappear into the other lines.

Light blue

Yellow

When color convergence is correctly adjusted, you will see single white lines.

White

Push the TEST button again to set to the "TEST OFF" position.

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Contents Projection Television Safety Precautions ExcitingPicture PleaseTable of Contents Where to install InstallationINTRODUCTIONPower Supply Remote Control Mounting position ConneconDo not stand or climb on the TV Finish with a dry clothTypes of antenna cables ConnectionAntenna connection panel Both VHF and UHF lead-in cables Single lead-in cableRefer to Caution on Cable with a decoder box Unscrambled and Scrambled channels Cable without a decoder box Unscrambled channelsScrambled channels from the decoder box will Antenna/Cable 73/connection via VCR Simplified method Using a 2-way signal splitterVCR U/V separated Volume Channel V/AVIDEO/AUDiO Video Input Balance ANT/VIDEOTV/VIDEO RecallHannel A/V SlowDo not drop, dampen or disassemble the Remote Control CableAUX Tips for best operationRemote Control when you change its batteries VCR Code Cable CodeVCR code table Brand Name Code NumberCable TV converter code table STSTo cancel the learned operating codes To learn operating code of another remote controlHead to head Off after blinkingQuickINTRODUCTIONReference Menu Guide ADV buttonMenu button CH CaptioinSET UP button Exit button on the TV and on the Remote ControlPicture button Udio buttonLast Mode Memory Auto-Power-OffANT/VIDEO VideoUsing the ANT/VIDEO button on the TV Using the ANT1/2 button on the Remote ControlAntnideo Menu To program all available channels automaticallyPress or + to start autoprogramming Tuning band and Receivable channels STD Cable HRC Cable IRC CableAAA To change the tuning band for the small picture PIP/POPBBB To erase unnecessary channels Until ADD.ERASETo add channels To check and align the colors Light blueWatching TV Programs To select a channel directlyThea TEn Wide To adjust the height of the picture Press PIC, Size to select Theater Wide modeWide Size is displayed on Screen in magenta Theater WIDE1To adjust the vertical position of the picture Press PIC. Size to select Theater Wide modeFunctions To display on-screen informationTo return to the previous channel viewed RecallTo adjust the picture quality Reset Menu ADVBrightness SharpnessFlesh tone function Flesh Tone To deactivate this functionSetting Reset buttonTo select the picture preference RESET/+ Menu ADV If you want to adjust any other itemBass TrebleBroadcasts Listening To stereo soundAudio menu on the screen Listening to the second languageTo activate the appropriate DSP mode Effects of each DSP modeSound Effect To select Dolby Pro Logic Surround Press DSP repeatedly until your desired mode is displayedTo deactivate the DSP function MJIIoLddP-o To adjust the Input Balance control Dialogue leakage coming from the left and right speakersTo select the Dolby Pro Logic Test mode System ON/OFF mode display shown at the right Power To display a TV broadcast picture as a small pictureSource PIP-POP PIP CH Or Video 3 for the small pictureTo switch the maM and small picture To change the position of the small pictureLocate Still To freeze the small pictureCH Search function To cancel the channel search function Press CH Search againSearch To adjust the contrast of the small picture ResetTwo-PictureADVANCED OPERATIONScreen MenuTo cancel the OFF timer To set the OFF timerClock To set the clock TimeEach To monitor the time Press RecallLanguage EnglishFrench SpanishTo start the auto demonstration To stop the demonstrationWhen you turn the TV on 3D-YoC SeparationBlank CaptioningButton To clear the captioning Select the channel which has the caption you want to eraseSET SETClear Pick a number that is easy to rememberTo restore channels If a wrong code has been enteredCorrect code again If you want to know the channels you have locked outTo view captions To view text CaptionConnections Video Video Faudioi Mono R Variable AudioRear Speaker VIDEC/AUDIO OutputTo select video input source Antenna or Cable lead-inSelected source will be displayed in magenta I. ,I ir, lhllVLll i,,u 11,i.l, lhllVl I eei Source selecting mode IN-VIDEOIoxom.YJr,l,J .nJoIl, mnn, nL,,,t.svzeli To connect equipment for dubbing/editingTo disconnect the built-in speakers AudioBass SpeakersSpeaker positioning Main Speaker EXT INTBass Treble ContrastTV/VCR TintTelevision System Limitedadditional Unitedreferencestates Warranty America Consumer Products INC

TW56D90 specifications

The Toshiba TW56D90 is a notable addition to Toshiba's line of high-definition televisions, blending cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features for a comprehensive viewing experience. This TV model is renowned for its impressive screen size and resolution, making it a favored choice among home entertainment enthusiasts.

One of the standout features of the TW56D90 is its 56-inch screen, which offers a substantial viewing area that enhances the immersion of movies, sports, and video games. The television boasts a high-definition resolution, ensuring that images are vibrant and crisp. This clarity is further enhanced by Toshiba's advanced picture processing technology, which optimizes color reproduction and contrast to deliver stunning visuals.

The TW56D90 incorporates Toshiba's proprietary image enhancement technologies, such as ClearFrame and DynaLight. ClearFrame technology significantly reduces motion blur, allowing fast-paced scenes to be displayed smoothly, which is particularly beneficial for action movies and sporting events. DynaLight adjusts the backlight according to the content on display, improving the overall contrast and brightness of the screen for an enriched viewing experience.

Audio quality is also a significant consideration for the TW56D90. The television is equipped with high-quality speakers and digital audio processing, ensuring that sound complements the visual experience. Users can expect clear dialogue and rich sound effects, making for a more immersive experience overall.

For connectivity, the TW56D90 offers multiple HDMI ports, allowing users to connect a variety of devices such as gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, and streaming devices easily. Additionally, it includes USB ports for direct media playback, enabling viewers to enjoy their favorite movies and music without the need for external devices.

User interface and smart features also contribute to the television's appeal. The TW56D90 features an intuitive menu system, making navigation user-friendly for all ages. While it may not be a fully integrated smart TV, it supports various connection options for external streaming devices, leveraging widely-used apps.

In summary, the Toshiba TW56D90 combines a large display, high-definition resolution, advanced picture technologies, and robust audio performance, making it an excellent option for anyone looking to enhance their home theater setup. Its user-friendly design and connectivity options further solidify its position as a strong contender in the market of televisions.
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