
  | Table of Contents | 
Chapter 1: Connections & Setup  | 
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Things to Consider Before You Connect  | 3  | 
Protect Against Power Surges  | 3  | 
Protect Components from Overheating  | 3  | 
Important Stand and Base Safety Information  | 3  | 
Position Cables Properly to Avoid Audio Interference  | 3  | 
Use Indirect Light  | 3  | 
Connection Illustrations  | 3  | 
Check Supplied Parts  | 3  | 
Explanation of Jacks  | 4  | 
Connect Your Cable  | 6  | 
Choose Your Connection  | 6  | 
Connection to AV Components  | 6  | 
Connection to a Personal Computer  | 8  | 
Plug in the TV  | 8  | 
Put batteries in the remote  | 8  | 
Turn on the TV  | 8  | 
Adjust the Viewing Angle of the TV  | 8  | 
Set Up Your TV  | 8  | 
Choose the Menu Language  | 9  | 
Choose the Signal Type  | 9  | 
Complete Channel Search  | 9  | 
Chapter 2: Using the Remote Control  | 
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Button Descriptions for TV Mode  | 10  | 
Button Descriptions for Other Modes  | 11  | 
Using the INPUT Button  | 11  | 
Programming the Remote to Operate Other Components  | 12  | 
Find Out If You Need to Program the Remote  | 12  | 
Programming the Remote  | 12  | 
How to Use the Remote After YouÕve Programmed It  | 13  | 
The Learning Feature  | 13  | 
Adding a Learned Function  | 14  | 
Clearing a Learned Function  | 14  | 
Deleting ALL Learned Functions  | 15  | 
Volume Punchthrough Feature  | 15  | 
Deleting ALL Volume Punchthrough Commands  | 16  | 
Remote Code List  | 16  | 
Chapter 3: Using the TV’s Features  | 
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About the Channel Banner  | 18  | 
Why You Should Use the Autotuning Feature  | 18  | 
How to Set Up the Autotuning Feature  | 18  | 
PIP   | 19  | 
Parental Controls  | 20  | 
How   | 20  | 
US   | 21  | 
Canadian English   | 21  | 
Canadian French   | 22  | 
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Blocking Specific Content Themes  | 24  | 
Viewing Specific Content Themes  | 24  | 
24  | |
Blocking Canadian   | 25  | 
26  | |
Front Panel Block  | 26  | 
Channel Block  | 26  | 
Lock/Unlock Parental Controls  | 27  | 
Additional Features  | 27  | 
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