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Depth | 55.3 mm |
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Height | 724.3 mm |
Weight | 28600 g |
Pixel pitch | 0 mm |
Audio system | Dolby Digital, SRS TruSurround XT |
PC in (D-Sub) | Yes |
Product color | Black |
Response time | 0.001 ms |
LED indicators | Stand-by |
RMS rated power | 20 W |
Display diagonal | 50 \ |
Depth (with stand) | 309.7 mm |
Display brightness | 1500 cd/m² |
Display resolution | 1366 x 768 pixels |
Power requirements | 100 - 240V AC, 50/60Hz |
Width (with stand) | 1171.4 mm |
Height (with stand) | 786.2 mm |
High frequency rate | 600 Hz |
Weight (with stand) | 31000 g |
SCART ports quantity | 1 |
USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
Video formats supported | MPEG4 |
Contrast ratio (dynamic) | 3000000:1 |
Panel mounting interface | 400 x 400 mm |
Power consumption (standby) | 0.1 W |
Power consumption (typical) | 184 W |
Details on FCC compliance, electrical safety, fire hazards, and symbol explanations.
Covers 10 essential safety points for operating the TV, including water, cleaning, ventilation, heat, and plugs.
Precautions for storms, power cords, liquids, grounding, and disconnecting devices.
Covers antenna grounding, cleaning, moving, ventilation, panel care, and generated sound.
Explanation of HDTV technology, ISF calibration, and AV Mode for picture quality.
Details on Dolby audio, Intelligent Sensor for picture optimization, and USB media playback.
Covers Clear Voice II for dialogue enhancement and important information on preventing image burn-in.
List of included accessories and information on optional items like cables and ferrite cores.
Diagram and description of front panel controls and indicators for specific models.
Diagram and description of front panel controls and indicators for specific models.
Front panel details and safety warnings for handling the TV stand.
Diagram and description of rear panel connection ports for specific TV models.
Diagram and description of rear panel connection ports for specific TV models.
Step-by-step guide for assembling and attaching the TV stand.
Instructions for removing the stand and installing the protection cover.
Guidance on organizing and bundling cables using the cable holder.
Instructions for pedestal installation and ensuring proper TV ventilation.
Description of the swivel stand feature and its angle adjustment.
Guidelines and safety notes for VESA wall mounting the TV.
Instructions and safety recommendations for securing the TV to a wall to prevent tipping.
Diagrams and instructions for connecting antennas and cable TV.
How to connect an HD receiver using component video/audio cables.
Table listing supported resolutions and frequencies for component input.
How to connect devices using HDMI and notes on cable version and audio formats.
How to connect devices using DVI to HDMI with separate audio connection.
How to connect a DVD player using component and HDMI interfaces.
How to connect a DVD player using HDMI for audio and video.
Instructions for connecting a VCR using antenna and composite RCA cables.
Connecting camcorders, game sets, and USB devices for media playback.
How to connect audio output and safety notes for the optical port.
How to connect a PC using VGA and DVI to HDMI interfaces with audio.
Table of supported PC resolutions and notes on connection issues.
How to select and adjust screen resolution, position, and phase for PC mode.
How to use the Auto Configure feature for automatic picture position adjustment.
Manual adjustment of screen position, size, and phase for clearer PC picture.
How to reset PC mode screen settings to original factory values.
Description of the remote control buttons and their functions.
Explanation of remote navigation, buttons, and how to install batteries.
How to turn the TV on/off, select channels, and adjust volume.
Guide to initial setup, including language, mode, time, and auto tuning.
Overview of the OSD menus and main categories like Channel, Picture, Audio, Time.
Details on accessing and adjusting settings within various menu categories.
Explanation of frequently used features accessible via the Quick Menu (Q.Menu).
How to perform auto scan to find and store available channels.
How to manually add or delete channels using the manual tuning function.
How to select, add, or delete channels from the channel list.
How to display the channel list and navigate through it.
How to set up favorite channels and navigate the favorite channel list.
How to display and understand current screen information like program title and time.
How to select the desired input source from the input list.
How to manage input labels using the Option menu or Input button.
How to toggle through and select preset AV modes (Cinema, Sport, Game, Off).
How to turn the SIMPLINK function on or off for controlling connected HDMI devices.
Details on SIMPLINK functions like Direct Play and how to operate the SIMPLINK menu.
How to connect USB devices and select media lists (Photo, Music, Movie).
Important precautions for using USB devices and how to safely eject them.
How to display and navigate the photo list from a USB device.
How to select photos and use popup menu options (View, Mark, Delete, Close).
How to display photos in full screen mode and use related functions.
Explanation of full screen photo options and notes on USB playback compatibility.
How to set photo view options like slide speed and music folder.
How to adjust video and audio settings like Picture Mode and Sound Mode.
How to display and navigate the music list from a USB device.
How to select music files and use popup menu options (Play, Mark, Delete, Close).
How to set audio options and notes on music playback compatibility.
How to select and adjust the picture aspect ratio (16:9, 4:3, Zoom, Cinema Zoom).
Detailed explanation of 16:9, 4:3, Just Scan, Zoom, Cinema Zoom, and Set by Program modes.
Guide to using the Picture Wizard for adjusting Contrast, Brightness, Color, and Tint.
How to adjust horizontal/vertical sharpness and select input sources for picture settings.
Steps to save the adjusted picture settings and finish the Picture Wizard.
How to reduce power consumption using Energy Saving levels or Intelligent Sensor.
Description of factory preset picture modes like Vivid, Standard, Cinema, Sport, and Game.
How to manually adjust picture settings like Contrast, Brightness, Sharpness, Color, and Tint.
Using advanced controls like Dynamic Contrast, Noise Reduction, and Edge Enhancer.
Detailed picture adjustments available in Expert1 and Expert2 modes.
Explanation of Dynamic Contrast, Noise Reduction, Gamma, Black Level, Film Mode, Color Gamut, Color Standard, White Balance, Color Management.
How to reset picture settings and use the demo mode to showcase TV features.
Using Orbiter, Color Wash, or White Wash to prevent or remove ghost images.
How to maintain consistent volume levels across different programs and commercials.
How to enhance voice clarity and adjust its level.
Description of factory preset sound modes like Standard, Music, Cinema, Sport, and Game.
How to manually adjust sound settings like Sound Mode, Treble, and Bass.
How to enable Infinite Sound for realistic audio and notes on compatibility.
How to adjust the left/right speaker balance for optimal sound positioning.
How to turn the TV speakers on or off, especially when using external audio equipment.
How to reset audio settings to their original factory defaults.
How to select SAP/Mono/Stereo for analog and multi-audio for digital broadcasts.
How to select preferred audio languages for digital TV channels.
How to change the language for the TV's on-screen menus.
How to enable captions and select caption modes for analog broadcasts.
How to select caption languages or services for digital broadcasts.
How to customize caption appearance, including size, font, color, and opacity.
How to set the TV clock automatically and select time zone/daylight saving.
How to manually set the TV clock and notes on clock reset after power loss.
How to set auto on/off times and how to cancel the function.
How to set the sleep timer to automatically turn the TV off after a preset time.
Introduction to parental control, V-Chip ratings, and how to set the password.
How to enable or disable the TV's lock system using the password.
Procedure for changing the parental control password by entering it twice.
How to block specific channels that you do not want to watch.
How to set movie rating limits (G, PG, R, X) to block content.
How to block children's programs based on age or fantasy violence ratings.
How to block general TV programs based on dialogue, language, sex, or violence content.
How to select English rating system (E, C, G, PG, 14+, 18+) for content blocking.
How to select French rating system (E, G, 8ans+, 13ans+, 16ans+, 18ans+) for content blocking.
How to set downloadable ratings for digital channels based on Region5 data.
How to block specific input sources (HDMI, AV, Component, RGB) from being used.
How to lock front panel controls to prevent unauthorized viewing or operation.
Solutions for common operational and video problems like remote failure, power, and picture quality.
Solutions for audio problems and PC mode issues like no sound or unstable screen color.
Instructions for cleaning the TV and precautions for long periods of absence.
Technical specifications for TV dimensions, weight, power, and operating conditions.
Specifications for TV dimensions and weight for additional models.
Specifications for TV dimensions and weight for further models.
Description of the remote control IR signal waveform and its configuration.
Table mapping remote control buttons to their respective IR codes (Hexadecimal).
Instructions for RS-232C setup and details on communication parameters.
Information on RS-232C configurations, cable types, and setting the TV ID.
List of commands, protocols, and acknowledgements for TV control.
Detailed explanation of RS-232C commands for Power, Input Select, Aspect Ratio, Screen Mute, Volume, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint.
Details on RS-232C commands for Sharpness, Treble, Bass, Balance, Color Temp, ISM, Energy Saving, Auto Config, and Channel Tuning.
Explanation of RS-232C commands for channel management, key codes, and tuning data formats.