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ID5286N, ID5226N manual Viii
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Troubleshooting
Specifications
Install
Warranty
Connecting the Printer
Fixing Problems
Setting Up the Television
Adjusting the Volume
Setting the Time and Date
Overview of the Remote Control
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Contents
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New Refurbished
Hardware Limited Warranty
General Terms
Limitation of Liability
Exclusions
Exclusive Remedy
In-Home Warranty Service
Limited Warranty Period
Types of Warranty Service
Carry-in Warranty Service
Advanced Unit Replacement Warranty Service
Customer Self Repair Warranty Service
Contacting HP
Installation
Obtaining a Warranty Upgrade
Register Now
Protect Your Investment
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Safety Markings and Warnings
TV Stand TS-5220/TS-5226
Symbol Purpose
Symbols
Important Safety Instructions
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Item Description
Safety Information
Mercury Safety
Regulatory Information
Responsible Party
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Table of Contents
Turning Off the Television
Specifications Xix
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What’s in the Box?
Setting Up the Television
Unpackaging and Carrying the Television Features
Planning Your Layout
Accessories
Setting Up Your Television The Basics
Planning for Other Equipment
Installing Batteries in the Remote Control
Planning Your System Setup
Available Connections
Back Panel
Right Side Panel
Function
Choosing and Locating Your Video Connections
Highest quality
DVI Audio Input Jacks
Choosing and Locating Your Audio Connections
Audio Output Jacks
DVI-to-HDMI Connection
Choosing and Completing Your Video Connections
Hdmi Connection
Video Connection
Component-Video YPbPr Connection
Other equipment connections To connect this equipment See
Connecting Your Other Equipment
Composite-Video Connection
To do this Do this
Antenna Only
Antenna and Cable
Standard Cable
Cable with Set-Top Cable Box
Satellite Receiver
Cable with Cable Box/DVR
Cable Out
Cable Box and VCR/DVR
Satellite Receiver and VCR/DVR
DVD Player or Video Gaming Device
Audio Stereo Sound System
Audio Surround Sound or AV Receiver
Press Menu and go to Sound Internal Speakers
Computer
Using a CableCARD Module
What is a CableCARD Module?
Turning the Television On and Off
Installing a CableCARD Module
Plugging in the Power Cord
Turning on the Television
Finding Your Available Channels
Completing the Basic Setup
Turning Off the Television
Setting the Time and Date
Time zone
Using the Photo Viewer
About Picture Viewer
Inserting Your Memory Card Into the Television
Removing a Memory Card
Viewing a Slideshow
Browsing Pictures
Tagging and Untagging Pictures
Connecting the Printer
Printing Pictures
Adjusting Photo Viewer Settings
Setting Description
Printing all tagged photos
Clearing the print queue
Troubleshooting Problems
Problem
Really large image is shown
Overview of the Remote Control
Watching Television
Press Picture
Using Your Remote Control
Changing the Channel
Adjusting the Volume
Viewing Closed Captions
Using Dual Picture Mode
Dual mode
Selecting a Video Source
Press Menu , then go to Source Dual picture
Setting Permission Levels
Changing Your Password
Setting a Simple Lock
Applying Parental Controls
Rating Systems
Adjusting the Television
Adjusting the Size Aspect of the Picture
Adjusting the Picture for Best Color
Type of picture Resulting views
Adjusting Other Picture Settings
Adjusting Sound Settings
Customizing Your Channels and Sources
Adding or Deleting a Channel
Using the On-Screen Menu
Setting Up Favorite Channels
Changing Settings Using the Menu
Picture Menu
Source Menu
Advanced Picture Menu
Sound Menu
Setup Menu
DTV CC
Adjusting the Television
Fixing Problems
Forgotten Passwords
Cleaning the Television
Maintaining the Television
Fixing Problems
Replacing the LED Module
Fixing Problems
Support and Repair
Contacting HP Technical Support
HP Documentation HP Technical Support
HP Telephone Support
For Repair Service
IDB5220N Lamp ID5226N Lamp ID5286N LED
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