LG Electronics 37LT770H, 47LT770H, 42LT770H, 32LT770H setup guide Glossary of Terms, Ptc, Cpu, Ebl

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Glossary of Terms

Automated Installation Routine Wizard

Lodging model TV configuration wizard that provides configuration options for Pro:Centric operation as well as an option for using a USB memory device to config- ure a TV for FTG Mode via CPU.

b-LAN

LodgeNet Interactive Corporation propri- etary RF communication system used to configure/control TV via RF distribution system.

Channel Map

Typically refers to a logical channel mapping of physical channels. This allows digital channels, like analog channels, to be tuned without requiring the dash key. Also, chan- nels (analog or digital) can be arranged in any order that seems logical for customer tuning/viewing.

Channel Lineup

Channels set in the TV memory, via Auto Tuning/manual editing or FTG configuration.

FTG Mode

LG commercial TV mode that enables Pro:Idiom decryption and logical channel mapping. Implementation and TV operation is based on the “owner” of the FTG Logical Channel Map—the CPU or the EBL. LG’s proprietary PC software is required for configuration.

Function Menu

Available via Installer Remote “MENU” key. Indicates the TV is not in Pass-through Mode. Restricts menu options to a subset of the TV setup menus, allowing users to retain functional control, while disabling setup options.

Installer Menu

Defines commercial TV functionality based on the parameters set.

LG Free-To-Guest (FTG)

Refers to a particular commercial mode of operation within an LG TV. See also FTG Mode.

Physical Channel Number

The major channel number assigned to represent a specific 6 MHz RF band as specified by either the broadcast or CATV channel plan. See CEA (formerly EIA) or NCTA specifications for further information.

Pro:Centric Application

LG content delivery and communication interface that provides interactive entertain- ment, weather, amenities, etc. information for end users. (Powered by Pro:Centric server.)

Pro:Centric Admin Client

Web editor/content wizard provided for service provider and customer configuration of Pro:Centric application elements.

Pro:Idiom

Zenith proprietary security software that unlocks access to premium content to help assure rapid, broad deployment of HDTV and other high-value digital content.

PTC

Cloning

The process of capturing a Master TV Setup and transferring it to a Target TV. May be accomplished using either a USB memory device (available on select mod- els) or clone programmer.

Clone Programmer

An accessory device (sold separately), such as the TLL-1100A or LT2002, used to transfer the Master TV Setup from the Master TV to the Target TV.

Commercial Mode

A mode of operation that provides a broad range of commercial TV features based on control (settings) provided by the PTC and/ or an MPI control device.

CPU

The TV’s Central Processing Unit. Responsible for the presentation of video and audio from content received via the TV’s tuner or Aux inputs.

EBL

Embedded b-LAN module. See also b-LAN.

E-Z Installation

Enables splash screen image and TV configuration and firmware file downloads to selected TV models from a Pro:Centric server. Managed and administered via the Pro:Centric Admin Client.

Logical Channel Number

A number assigned to either a physical or virtual channel number in a Logical Chan- nel Map.

Major Channel Number

Typically, the RF channel number assigned to a digital video stream.

Master TV

A TV whose Channel Map and Installer Menu and TV setup menu settings have been configured as a Master TV Setup for cloning purposes.

Minor Channel Number

A sub-channel or program number as- signed to the content embedded in the digital video stream.

MPI

Multiple Protocol Interface. An MPI port or, for some TV models, an MPI card slot provides external control options for solu- tion providers.

Pass-through Mode

The TV’s factory default mode of operation. TVs can be configured for stand-alone use or as Master TVs for cloning purposes, and/or TVs may be controlled externally in this mode.

Protocol Translator Card. The commercial controller (microprocessor) of the com- mercial TV.

Target TV

A TV to which a Master TV Setup will be transferred.

TV Setup Menus

Available via Installer Remote “MENU” key in Pass-through Mode only. Menus provide access to setup and functional features of the TV.

USB Memory Device

A USB flash drive or USB storage device, etc. that can be used for TV configuration purposes (typically cloning or FTG Mode via CPU configuration) or for updating TV software.

Virtual Channel Number

An alias (virtual) channel number provided in the data stream, by the broadcaster, of a digital broadcast channel to be displayed by consumer TVs in place of the physical channel number. The major number is the same as the original analog channel number and the minor number is the nth program available in that digital video stream.

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Contents 206-4214 Rev B Copyright 2012 LG Electronics U.S.A., IncFor Customer Support/Service, please call­ Grounding Power CordOverloading Disconnect DeviceAntenna Grounding According to NEC, ANSI/NFPA CleaningOutdoor Antenna Grounding Transporting ProductTable of Contents Pass-through Mode Commercial Mode OverviewSetup Checklist Installer Menu External MPI ControlFTG Mode Remote Management in FTG ModeProCentric Interactive Menu Navigation ProCentric TV Interactive Menu FeaturesProCentric Operation ProCentric Setup Automated Installation Routine Wizard Before you begin, note the followingProCentric Auto Configuration ProCentric Manual ConfigurationRF Configuration IP ConfigurationUSB Configuration Before You Begin Custom Master TV SetupClonable TV Setup Menu Features Cloning MethodsTurn on the TV Custom Master TV Setup ProcedureSet Installer Menu items Set up TV features Optional Run Auto TuningVerify the TV setup Recommended Lock the channel lineupAcronym Description Installer MenuAccessing the Installer Menu Navigation within the Installer Menu Using the Installer MenuExiting the Installer Menu and Activating Updates Changing Installer Menu SettingsInstaller Menu Items 000 through Brief Description of Function and CommentsInstaller Menu Items 078 through Rear RGB ENDetailed Descriptions of Installer Menu Items Installer SequenceFeature Level Mute DisableSleep Timer HDMI1 EnableAUX Status HDMI2 EnableHDMI3 Enable Back Lighting Atsc Tune ModeProcentric Atsc BandPower Savings Data ChannelChannel Icons / Custom Text Labels 2-5-4 + Menu Mode To perform channel editing/labelingCloning Overview Before you begin cloningUSB Cloning Notes USB Cloning ProceduresLearn Setup from Master TV Teach Master TV Setup to Target TV XxLT770H-UA00001.TLL Teach To TV TLL TLL-1100A Clone Programmer Clone Programmer Cloning ProceduresTLL-1100A Cloning Notes MPIOptional Set the Clock LT2002 Cloning Notes LT2002 Clone ProgrammerClone Programmer Cloning Procedures FTG Mode via CPU FTG Mode of Operation OverviewFTG Mode via CPU or EBL FTG Mode via EBLFunction Menu Determining the TV Operating ModeTV Setup Menus FTG Mode via CPU From previous Teaching FTG Configuration to a TV Learning FTG Configuration from a TV Optional Manual Configuration / TV Setup Run Auto Tuning Channel SearchFTG File Manager Main Screen FTG Configuration ListFTG File Manager Utilities Overview CLEAR/SAVEFTG Channel Map Configuration Utility Print MAPADD UpdateFTG Channel Map Editor ExitFTG Installer Menu Configuration Utility Configuration SettingsConfiguring the Network Connection IP Environment SetupAccessing the IP Environment Menu Wired Network Connection Wireless Network ConnectionNetwork Connection Wireless network is connected Network StatusIP Stream Control Port Number fields become accessible Wake On LAN Setup ProCentric Application Mode ConfigurationMedia Share Setup TV Connections Remote Jack Pack / TV Connections & SetupRemote Jack Pack Setup HDMI/DVIChecking the Software Versions Upgrading TV/PTC SoftwareSplash Screen Image File Guidelines Downloading a Splash Screen ImageReference Power Consumption Settings StaticReference TV Aux Input Configuration Enable001 Default Off Reference b-LAN Setup & OverviewTV Standby State TV Power On State PowerReference FTG Mode via EBL Local Configuration USB-to-TTL Serial CableReference RJP Model List & Input Auto-sensing Hierarchy Priority Video AudioAdditional FTG Mode via CPU Options Reference Restoring Factory Defaults on the TVsInstaller Menu Item 117 Fact Default Additional FTG Mode via EBL OptionsReference TV Zone Restrictions Reference Wi-Fi Screen Share OptionReference LT770H Rear and Side Jack Panels Side Jack PanelReference External Speaker Setup Reference Installer Remote Control Typical Key Functions PowerTroubleshooting General TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Flow Chart Controller Quick CheckSymptom Possible Causes Solutions Commercial Mode Check / FTG Operation TroubleshootingFTG Operation Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Causes Possible Solutions Clone Programmer TroubleshootingReset Clone Programmer After Static Shock Clone ProgrammerCPU Glossary of TermsPTC EBLOpen Source Software Notice Document Revision History / Open Source Software NoticeDocument Revision History Date DescriptionFor Customer Support/Service, please call­
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