Toshiba TW56D90 owner manual Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

 

 

 

 

 

INTRODUCTION

 

 

Installation

 

 

.......................................................

 

 

 

 

 

 

4

To

install the TV

.......................................................

 

 

 

4

Supplied

 

accessories

...............................................

5

To

set up the

 

Surround

Speakers

6

Care

and Maintenance

 

......................................

7

Antenna/Cable

 

 

TV

Connection

8

Home

antenna

connection

......................................

9

Cable

 

TV connection

..............................................

 

10

Antenna/Cable

 

TV and VCR connections

11

Operation

 

 

and

 

Controls

..................................

12

Front

view

...............................................................

 

 

 

 

 

 

12

Remote

Control

......................................................

 

 

 

13

Using

the

 

Remote

 

Control

..............................

14

Battery

installation

.................................................

 

 

14

To

operate

desired

equipment

14

To

program

the

Remote Control

15

Quick

Reference

Menu

Guide

19

To

use the

menu

function

buttons on the TV

19

To use the menu function buttons on the Remote

 

 

Control

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

20

 

 

 

 

 

GETTING

 

STARTED

 

Turning

 

the

TV

On/Off

....................................

21

To turn

the

TV on/off

..............................................

 

21

To

select

 

the

antenna

input

22

Programming

 

Channels

..................................

23

AUTO

 

CHANNEL

PROGRAM function

23

CHANNEL

PROGRAM

function

24

ADD/ERASE

function

.............................................

 

26

Before

Watching

TV

Programs

28

To align

the colors

.................................................

 

 

28

 

 

 

 

 

BASIC

OPERATION

 

Watching

 

113/Programs

...................................

29

To watch

a TV program

.........................................

29

Enjoying

 

Wide

 

Pictures

...................................

30

To select the

picture

size

30

To adjust the height and the vertical position

 

 

of the THEATER WIDE

mode picture

31

Convenient

 

Remote

 

Functions

33

On-screen

calling/sound

muting/channel

 

 

return

 

..................................................................

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

33

Controlling

 

the

 

Picture

...................................

34

To

adjust

 

the

 

picture

performance

34

Controlling

 

the

 

Sound

....................................

37

To

adjust

 

the

 

sound

performance

37

Selecting

 

 

Stereo

and

SAP

Broadcasts

38

To

listen

 

to

Stereo/SAP

broadcasts

38

 

 

 

ADVANCED

OPERATION

 

Enhancing

the

Surround

 

Sound

Effect

39

To select DSP mode

...............................................

 

 

39

Dolby

Pro Logic

Surround

40

Dolby

Surround

level settings

42

To

operate

the Sub-Bass System

.........................

44

Two-Picture

 

Screen

........................................

 

 

45

To

display

a small

picture

45

To

use advanced

 

functions

46

To adjust the picture performance of the

 

 

small

picture

......................................................

 

 

 

 

48

Setting the

OFF Timer

and the Clock

49

To set the

OFF timer/clock

49

Changing the On-screen Display Language .... 51

To select a language

for

on-screen

displays

51

Activating

 

Auto

Demonstration

.....................

52

To review on-screen menus and special

 

features

..............................................................

 

 

 

 

 

 

52

Turning

Noise

Reduction

On

53

To

reduce

picture

noise

.........................................

53

Captioning

 

Channels

......................................

 

 

54

To

caption

channels

...............................................

 

 

54

Locking

Channels

 

...........................................

 

 

 

56

To

lock

out channels

..............................................

 

 

56

Operating

 

the

Closed

Captioning

Feature

58

To

use Closed

Captioning

.....................................

58

To

use text

information

 

.........................................

59

 

 

 

CONNECTING

 

OTHER

EQUIPMENT

--

External

Equipment

 

Connections

...................

60

To

connect

video/audio

 

equipment

......................

60

Monitor

 

panel

.........................................................

 

 

 

 

 

61

To connect

a standard

VCR

62

To connect

a VCR with

a S-VIDEO

jack

63

To connect

a camcorder

 

........................................

64

To

dub/edit

video tapes using two VCR's

65

To

connect

an audio

amplifier

66

To

connect

external

speakers

67

 

 

 

ADDITIONAL

 

REFERENCE

 

Specifications

 

 

.................................................

 

 

 

 

 

69

I Before

Calling

Service

 

Personnel

...................

68

Limited

Warranty

 

............................................

 

 

 

 

70

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Contents Projection Television Please Safety PrecautionsExciting PictureTable of Contents InstallationINTRODUCTION Where to installPower Supply Remote Control Connecon Mounting positionFinish with a dry cloth Do not stand or climb on the TVConnection Types of antenna cablesAntenna connection panel Single lead-in cable Both VHF and UHF lead-in cablesRefer to Caution on Cable without a decoder box Unscrambled channels Cable with a decoder box Unscrambled and Scrambled channelsScrambled channels from the decoder box will Using a 2-way signal splitter Antenna/Cable 73/connection via VCR Simplified methodVCR U/V separated Video Input Balance ANT/VIDEO VolumeChannel V/A VIDEO/AUDiOSlow TV/VIDEORecall Hannel A/VTips for best operation Do not drop, dampen or disassemble the Remote ControlCable AUXVCR Code Cable Code Remote Control when you change its batteriesBrand Name Code Number VCR code tableSTS Cable TV converter code tableOff after blinking To cancel the learned operating codesTo learn operating code of another remote control Head to headCH Captioin QuickINTRODUCTIONReference Menu GuideADV button Menu buttonUdio button SET UP buttonExit button on the TV and on the Remote Control Picture buttonVideo Last Mode MemoryAuto-Power-Off ANT/VIDEOUsing the ANT1/2 button on the Remote Control Using the ANT/VIDEO button on the TVAntnideo To program all available channels automatically MenuPress or + to start autoprogramming STD Cable HRC Cable IRC Cable Tuning band and Receivable channelsTo change the tuning band for the small picture PIP/POP AAABBB Until ADD.ERASE To erase unnecessary channelsTo add channels Light blue To check and align the colorsTo select a channel directly Watching TV ProgramsThea TEn Wide Theater WIDE1 To adjust the height of the picturePress PIC, Size to select Theater Wide mode Wide Size is displayed on Screen in magentaPress PIC. Size to select Theater Wide mode To adjust the vertical position of the pictureRecall FunctionsTo display on-screen information To return to the previous channel viewedSharpness To adjust the picture qualityReset Menu ADV BrightnessTo deactivate this function Flesh tone function Flesh ToneReset button SettingTo select the picture preference Treble RESET/+ Menu ADVIf you want to adjust any other item BassListening to the second language BroadcastsListening To stereo sound Audio menu on the screenEffects of each DSP mode To activate the appropriate DSP modeSound Effect Press DSP repeatedly until your desired mode is displayed To select Dolby Pro Logic SurroundTo deactivate the DSP function MJIIoLddP-o Dialogue leakage coming from the left and right speakers To adjust the Input Balance controlTo select the Dolby Pro Logic Test mode System ON/OFF mode display shown at the right Or Video 3 for the small picture PowerTo display a TV broadcast picture as a small picture Source PIP-POP PIP CHTo freeze the small picture To switch the maM and small pictureTo change the position of the small picture Locate StillTo cancel the channel search function Press CH Search again CH Search functionSearch Menu To adjust the contrast of the small pictureReset Two-PictureADVANCED OPERATIONScreenTo set the OFF timer To cancel the OFF timerClock To monitor the time Press Recall To set the clockTime EachSpanish LanguageEnglish FrenchTo stop the demonstration To start the auto demonstration3D-YoC Separation When you turn the TV onCaptioning BlankButton Select the channel which has the caption you want to erase To clear the captioningPick a number that is easy to remember SETSET ClearIf you want to know the channels you have locked out To restore channelsIf a wrong code has been entered Correct code againTo view captions Caption To view textConnections VIDEC/AUDIO Output Video Video Faudioi Mono RVariable Audio Rear SpeakerAntenna or Cable lead-in To select video input sourceSelected source will be displayed in magenta I. ,I ir, lhllVLll i,,u 11,i.l, lhllVl I eei IN-VIDEO Source selecting modeTo connect equipment for dubbing/editing Ioxom.YJr,l,J .nJoIl, mnn, nL,,,t.svzeliSpeakers To disconnect the built-in speakersAudio BassMain Speaker EXT INT Speaker positioningTint Bass TrebleContrast TV/VCRTelevision 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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