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Panasonic TH-50PV500E - User Manual

Panasonic TH-50PV500E
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TH-37PV500E
TH-42PV500E
TH-50PV500E
Model No.
Operating Instructions
High De nition Plasma Television

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Panasonic TH-50PV500E Specifications

General IconGeneral
Screen Size50 inches
Resolution1366 x 768
Display TechnologyPlasma
Contrast Ratio10000:1
Response Time0.001 ms
HDMI Ports2
Component Video Inputs2
Composite Video Inputs2
Aspect Ratio16:9
Viewing Angle160 degrees
Input PortsHDMI, Component, Composite
Sound Output20W (2 x 10W)

Summary

Important Safety Notice

WARNING

General safety warnings regarding fire and shock hazards.

CAUTION

Specific safety precautions for operation and environment.

Safety Precautions

Setup

Warnings and guidelines for TV installation and accessory use.

When using the Plasma TV

Safety advice for operating the television.

Maintenance

Cleaning the front of the display panel

Instructions for safely cleaning the screen surface.

Quick Start Guide

Connection and setting up options

Connecting aerial and external devices to the TV.

Connect the mains plug to the wall socket

Procedure for powering on the TV.

Select your country

Setting up country and language for optimal reception.

TV to VCR or DVD Recorder Download

Downloading programme data to recording devices.

Basic Controls

front panel and remote control

Overview of TV controls and remote button functions.

Picture Menu

Viewing mode

Selecting preset picture modes like Dynamic or Cinema.

Contrast, Brightness, Colour, Sharpness

Basic adjustments for picture quality.

Sound Menu

Bass

Adjusting low frequency sound output.

Treble

Adjusting high frequency sound output.

Balance

Adjusting the sound balance between left and right speakers.

Setup Menu

Q-Link

Enabling communication with VCR or DVD recorders.

Tuning Menu Overview

Programme edit

Customizing programme settings like adding or deleting channels.

Auto setup

Automatically retuning the TV to local stations.

Manual tuning

Manually tuning individual programme positions.

Programme Edit

Adding; deleting a programme channel

Procedures for adding or deleting channels.

Moving a programme channel

Steps to rearrange the order of programme channels.

Tuning a programme channel

Manually tuning a channel to a specific number.

Renaming a programme channel

Changing the names of programme channels.

Locking a programme channel

Preventing access to specific programme channels.

Auto Setup

WARNING

Warning about erasing all tuning data during auto setup.

Select your country

Choosing the country for automatic channel tuning.

Manual Tuning

Manual tuning (via front panel)

Tuning channels using the TV's physical controls.

Card Operations

SD Record

Function for recording content onto an SD card.

MPEG4 view

Playing moving pictures stored on an SD card.

Photo view

Viewing still images stored on a memory card.

VCR; DVD Operation

Connections

How to connect the Headphones; AV3 terminals

Connecting audio and headphone equipment.

How to connect the Audio Output terminals

Connecting external speakers or audio systems.

How to connect the AV1; 2; 4 Scart terminals

Connecting external devices via Scart terminals.

How to connect the Component Input terminals

Connecting component video sources.

How to connect the HDMI Input terminal

Connecting high-definition devices via HDMI.

How to connect the PC Input terminal

Connecting a computer to the television.

Troubleshooting

Symptoms; Checks

Table of common TV problems and suggested solutions.

After-images appear

Addressing permanent after-images on the screen.

Scart and S-video terminal information

Input Signal Compatibility

Specifications

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