Panasonic TU-HDT206A HD Video Output Format, Hdmi Format, Teletext Contrast, Display Time Out

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Operating Instructions

TU-HDT206A

HD Video Output Format

The initial installation of the digital receiver defaults the video output format to 1280x720p for LCD and PDP TV’s and 720x576p for CRT TV’s. LCD and Plasma TV’s can be changed to 720x576p, 1280x720p and 1920x1080i video formats. CRT TV selection is restricted to 720x576p and 1920x1080i video formats.

The selection is made by moving the up/down cursors to the desired format and confirming the selection by the OK button.

The remote control “V Format” button also can be used to change the video output format, in the sequence 576p, 720p, 1080i and back to 576p. The format type is shown briefly on the front panel display of the digital receiver and in the top right of the picture.

HDMI Format

The digital video via the HDMI interface is available as RGB 4:4:4 , YCbCr 4:4:4 , and YCbCr 4:2:2. The digital receiver automatically selects the format that best suits your display. This menu item is only available when an HDMI connection is made between the digital receiver and display.

Teletext Contrast

The contrast of teletext pages can be adjusted to suit your display by selecting from the 3 available settings.

Display Time Out

This feature allows you to select the length of time the Information Banner is displayed on the picture. The time selection is 3 seconds, 6 seconds, 9 seconds, and 12 seconds.

SD Picture Format

This setting changes the video format of the CVBS and S- Video output only. It is only operational when there is no HD format connection made to the display.

If your display has a 4:3 aspect ratio, and the transmission of a program happens to be 16:9, the Letterbox mode will give you a complete picture, but black areas will appear at the top and bottom.

Alternatively you can choose the Centre Cut mode to play the program in a full-screen format. However picture information on the left and right sides will be cut off.

If your display has a widescreen aspect ratio, then set the mode to Widescreen 16:9. If a program happens to be in 4:3, black areas will appear at the left and right of the screen in order to present the picture in a correct aspect ratio.

Letterbox

Centre Cut

Panasonic

16:9 Wide

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Contents English High Definition Digital ReceiverWelcome Contents Front Panel Important First time InstallersIntroduction Digital ReceiverRear Panel Remote ControllerBox Contents Preparing the Remote ControllerExit Remote Control Button FunctionsYPbPr Connection B Connection of the Digital ReceiverTerrestrial Antenna Cable Connection a Video ConnectionsAnalogue Audio G RGB Connection DVideo and S-VIDEO E Audio ConnectionsRegion Selection Automatic Off TimerAutomatic Channel Tuning HD STB Start Up Display TypeDisplay Information Banner Switching On Your Digital ReceiverBanner Symbols Operating Instructions Knowing your basic controlsProgram Guide Programs ScheduleChanging or Selecting Channels SD Picture Format Selection Audio Mode SelectionUsing the Main Menu Power Saving Setup provides access toSD Onscreen Display Favourites List Favourite Lists and Duplicated ChannelsVideo Menu Display Time Out HD Video Output FormatHdmi Format Teletext ContrastMpeg Audio Level Audio Menu Volume ControlAudio Delay Time Audio Mode PriorityAuto Channel Search Power Saving SetupTuning Menu Signal Display Channel InstallationManual Channel Search Restore Default SettingReceiver Software System Update To Update AutomaticallyTeletext Operation Hold TV / Teletext modeSub Coded Page Access SelectionGlossary Troubleshooting DTV Reception Trouble Shooting GuideIs the antenna wall socket in good condition? Picture regularly breaks up on some channels Some channels display ‘No Signal’ or ‘Loss of Signal’Picture very infrequently breaks up on some or all channels Impulse NoiseSD/HD Technical SpecificationsTrademark Acknowledgment and license notice Caring for your Digital ReceiverPanasonic Australia Pty. Limited Warranty Australia onlyPanasonic Australia Pty. Limited

TU-HDT206A specifications

The Panasonic TU-HDT206A is a highly regarded digital terrestrial receiver that showcases Panasonic's commitment to high-quality audio-visual technology. This device is designed for users who want to enjoy a variety of digital terrestrial television channels in the comfort of their homes. With its sleek design and robust functional capabilities, the TU-HDT206A has become a popular choice among consumers.

One of the standout features of the TU-HDT206A is its compatibility with the latest digital broadcasting standards. It supports DVB-T and DVB-T2 formats, allowing users to receive high-definition broadcasts with improved picture quality. The inclusion of these standards ensures that viewers can experience crystal-clear images and vibrant colors, enhancing their overall viewing experience.

The receiver comes equipped with a powerful built-in tuner, offering users the ability to scan and receive a broad range of channels effortlessly. Its automatic channel search function simplifies the setup process, making it easy for users to find and organize their favorite channels without any hassle. Additionally, the TU-HDT206A supports multiple resolutions, including 720p, 1080i, and 1080p, providing flexibility for various display devices.

In terms of connectivity, the TU-HDT206A offers a variety of options to enhance its usability. It features HDMI output, allowing users to connect it easily to modern TVs for maximum picture quality. Furthermore, it includes USB ports, enabling users to connect external storage devices to record live television shows and play back their favorite content conveniently.

The Panasonic TU-HDT206A also incorporates advanced technologies such as PVR (Personal Video Recorder) functionalities, enabling users to pause, rewind, and record live broadcasts. This feature is particularly beneficial for anyone with a busy schedule, as it allows for convenient viewing at a later time.

Moreover, the receiver is designed with an intuitive user interface, making navigation through channels and settings user-friendly. Its electronic program guide (EPG) provides detailed information about upcoming shows, helping users plan their viewing schedule efficiently.

In conclusion, the Panasonic TU-HDT206A is an impressive digital receiver that combines functionality, ease of use, and high-definition performance. With its advanced features, compatibility with the latest broadcasting standards, and versatile recording capabilities, it represents a solid investment for any viewer looking to enhance their TV-watching experience.
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