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General| Display diagonal | 26 \ |
|---|---|
| Display brightness | 500 cd/m² |
| Display resolution | 1366 x 768 pixels |
| Display technology | LCD |
| Native aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Contrast ratio (typical) | 1200:1 |
| On Screen Display (OSD) | Yes |
| Product color | Black |
| Power consumption (standby) | 3 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 115 W |
| RMS rated power | 10 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth (without stand) | 235 mm |
|---|---|
| Width (without stand) | 681 mm |
| Height (without stand) | 550 mm |
| Weight (without stand) | 20500 g |
Regulatory compliance for digital devices.
Essential guidelines for safe product operation.
Explanation of plasma technology and its benefits.
Details on the internal mechanism of plasma display technology.
Guidelines for environmentally responsible product disposal.
Identification and function of controls located on the TV's front panel.
Diagram and description of input/output ports on the TV's rear.
Instructions for properly inserting batteries into the remote control.
Information on the optimal distance and angle for remote operation.
Step-by-step guide to assembling the TV stand base for a specific model.
Instructions for attaching the TV stand to a different model.
Guidelines for setting up the TV on a flat surface with proper ventilation.
Procedures for securely mounting the TV unit onto a wall.
Steps for making essential cable connections for a specific TV model.
Methods for organizing and managing cables connected to the TV.
How to connect an antenna for receiving broadcast signals.
Instructions for connecting and using a VCR with the TV.
Guidance on connecting various external audio/video devices.
Steps for connecting and configuring a DVD player.
How to connect external amplifiers or subwoofers for enhanced audio.
Instructions for connecting a High Definition Set-Top Box.
Connecting and configuring the TV for use with a personal computer.
Steps for powering the TV on from standby mode.
How to navigate and select TV channels using the remote.
Methods for controlling the TV's audio volume level.
How to change the display language for the TV's on-screen menus.
Using Picture-in-Picture or Twin Picture modes to view multiple sources.
Adjusting the size of the sub picture in PIP mode.
Repositioning the sub picture within the screen in PIP mode.
Navigating and selecting options within the TV's main menu system.
Automatically scanning for and storing available TV channels.
Manually adding or removing specific TV channels.
Fine-tuning reception for specific channels to improve picture quality.
Creating a list of preferred channels for quick access.
Adjusting various picture settings for optimal viewing.
Automatically optimizing picture appearance based on program type.
Manually adjusting picture parameters like contrast and brightness.
Automatic adjustment of color temperature for warmer or cooler tones.
Utilizing LG's XD technology for enhanced picture quality.
Detailed manual adjustment of color temperature settings (Red, Green, Blue).
Optimizing picture settings for viewing movies.
Adjusting contrast and brightness via black level settings.
Restoring picture settings to original factory defaults.
Adjusting sound settings for optimal audio experience.
Automatic sound processing based on program content.
Manual adjustment of the sound equalizer for user preference.
Automatically maintaining a consistent volume level across channels.
Adjusting the sound balance between left and right speakers.
Enabling or disabling the internal TV speakers.
Selecting audio modes for stereo and secondary audio programs.
Configuring various time-related functions for the TV.
Automatically setting the TV's clock using broadcast signals.
Manually setting the TV's clock time.
Setting timers for automatic TV power on and off.
Automatically turning the TV off after a period of inactivity.
Setting a timer to automatically turn off the TV at a specified time.
Accessing advanced and unique TV functionalities.
Enabling or disabling the TV's front panel controls.
Minimizing image retention on the screen for prolonged static displays.
Reducing plasma display power consumption.
Displaying subtitle text for dialogue and narration on the screen.
Demonstrating the visual improvements provided by XD technology.
Setting up parental controls and blocking schemes.
Understanding TV program rating systems for content blocking.
Establishing a password to access menu settings.
Enabling or disabling the configured blocking schemes.
Changing the existing password for menu access.
Blocking movies based on MPAA ratings for age-appropriate viewing.
Blocking TV programs based on age ratings for children.
Blocking content based on categories like dialogue, language, or violence.
Blocking specific external input sources like AV or HDMI.
Setting Canadian English and French language rating systems.
Adjusting picture position and other display properties.
Automatic adjustment of picture position and image shaking.
Manually fine-tuning picture phase, clock, and position.
Adjusting the aspect ratio of 4:3 pictures on a 16:9 screen.
Matching RGB resolution with VGA/XGA mode for optimal PC display.
Resetting all adjusted values to factory defaults.
Connecting external devices for product control via RS-232C.
Pin configurations for standard and non-standard RS-232C cables.
Assigning a unique ID number to the TV for control systems.
Technical parameters for RS-232C communication.
A comprehensive list of commands for controlling the TV.
Details on data formats for controlling and receiving status from the TV.
Technical information regarding infrared remote control signal codes.
Steps for programming the universal remote to control other devices.
List of codes for programming the remote to control DVD players.
List of codes for programming the remote to control VCRs.
Common problems and their solutions for TV operation.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the TV for longevity.
Technical details and specifications of the TV models.
