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Panasonic MZ2000G Series

Panasonic MZ2000G Series
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Operating Instructions
OLED TV
MZ2000G series
MZ2000K series
MZ2000T series
(image: TH-65MZ2000G)
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F0823HN0 English
TQB4GA0278
English
TH-65MZ2000GKT_Eng_TQB4GA0278.book 1 ージ 023年5月23日 火曜日 午後1時24分
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Panasonic MZ2000G Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Display TypeOLED
Operating SystemMy Home Screen 8.0
USB Ports3
BluetoothYes
Wi-FiYes
EthernetYes
Dolby AtmosYes
Refresh Rate120 Hz
Screen Size55", 65", 77"
Resolution3840 x 2160 (4K UHD)
HDR SupportHDR10+, Dolby Vision, HLG
ProcessorHCX Pro AI
HDMIHDMI 2.1
Audio OutputOptical, HDMI ARC
Dimensions (Without Stand)Varies by screen size
Weight (Without Stand)Varies by screen size

Summary

Important Notice

Installing Environment

Information on the 'Space Tune' function for automatic sound quality adjustment based on room acoustics.

Preventing Image Retention

Image Retention Guidelines

Instructions to prevent static image burn-in and protect the display panel from damage.

Damages and Liability

Customer Responsibility for Damages

Panasonic's non-responsibility for malfunctions due to misuse, data loss, or external device issues.

Customer Information Handling

Personal Information Collection and Use

Details on collection of IP addresses and personal information for service integrity and protection.

Safety Precautions

Mains Plug and Lead Safety

Warnings and instructions for safe handling of the power plug and cable to prevent shock or fire.

General Safety Guidelines

Stability and Installation Hazards

Precautions to prevent TV from falling, causing injury or damage, especially to children.

Specific Precautions

Suffocation and Choking Hazards

Warnings about packaging and small parts posing suffocation or choking risks to young children.

Pedestal Installation and Use

Guidelines for safely installing and using the TV pedestal, including warnings against modification.

Radio Wave Interference

Precautions regarding radio wave interference with medical equipment, automatic controls, and pacemakers.

Wireless Network and Bluetooth Safety

Cautions for using built-in wireless LAN and Bluetooth to avoid interference and unauthorized access.

Operational Precautions

Ventilation Requirements

Instructions for ensuring adequate ventilation around the TV to prevent overheating and component failure.

Moving the TV Safely

Guidelines for safely moving the TV, emphasizing the need for two people and proper handling.

Usage and Battery Safety

Cautions on TV usage conditions, excessive volume, and safe handling and disposal of remote control batteries.

Installation and Connections

Installing the Wall-Hanging Bracket

Guidance on purchasing and safely installing the recommended wall-hanging bracket.

Basic Connections Overview

Instructions for basic AV device and aerial connections, including special notices for digital terrestrial services.

Connecting Equipment

Connections for 4 K HDR Compatible Equipment

Details on connecting 4K/HDR devices, including HDMI auto settings for optimal image reproduction.

Other Connections

Instructions for connecting DVD players, camcorders, game equipment, headphones, and USB HDDs.

Connecting Bluetooth Devices

Registering Bluetooth Devices

Information on pairing Bluetooth audio devices that support A2DP with the TV.

Registering the Remote Control

Procedure for pairing the TV remote control via Bluetooth or infrared for voice control functionality.

Identifying Controls

Remote Control Overview

Identification of buttons and functions on the remote control for TV operation.

Voice Controls Functionality

Explanation of how to use voice controls for TV operations and selecting voice services.

TV Operation

Controlling with Your Voice

Detailed steps on how to use voice commands to control the TV and its features.

Indicator and Control Panel

Identification of indicator lights and control buttons on the rear side of the TV.

Panel Maintenance

Instructions for performing panel maintenance to ensure display longevity and performance.

First Time Auto Tuning

Step-by-step guide for initial TV setup, including channel tuning and environment selection.

Setup and Troubleshooting

Initial TV Setup

Guidance on selecting language, country, viewing environment, and network setup for initial use.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Solutions to common problems regarding image display, power, remote control, and image issues.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for external equipment issues, sound problems, voice control, panel movement, and LED status.

Display Panel and Cabinet Care

Instructions for regular cleaning and care of the display panel, cabinet, and pedestal to prevent damage.

Mains Plug Maintenance

Guidance on cleaning the mains plug to prevent fire or electrical shock hazards.

Specifications

TV Hardware Specifications

Detailed technical specifications including model, power, display, sound, and connection terminals.

Connectivity and Standards

Information on Ethernet, USB, digital audio, receiving systems, wireless LAN, and Bluetooth standards.

Operating Conditions

Specifications for the operating temperature and humidity range for the TV.

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