Panasonic TH-55VF2W - Kensington Security

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Kensington security

The security slot of this unit is compatible with the

Kensington security cables.

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Default Chapter2
- Table of Contents2
Important Safety Instructions4
Fcc Statement5
Important Safety Notice6
Safety Precautions8
Precautions for Use11
Accessories13
- Accessories Supply13
- Remote Control Batteries14
VESA Mounting14
Cautions When Installing Multi Displays15
Cautions When Moving16
LCD Panel Protection16
Kensington Security17
Connections18
- AC Cord Connection and Fixing18
- Cable Fixing18
- Video Equipment Connection19
- Before Connecting20
- HDMI Terminal Connection20
- Displayport Terminal Connection21
- DVI-D in 1 / DVI-D in 2 Terminal Connection22
- PC in Terminal Connection23
- DIGITAL LINK in / out Terminal Connection24
- SERIAL Terminal Connection25
- IR IN/IR out Terminal Connection28
- AUDIO out Terminal Connection28
- USB Terminal Connection29
- Speaker Terminal Connection30
Identifying Controls31
- Main Unit31
- Remote Control Transmitter32
Basic Controls33
- Selecting the Input Signal35
- Recall35
- Volume Adjustment36
- Sound Mute on / off36
- Off Timer36
ASPECT Controls37
Digital ZOOM38
On-Screen Menu Displays39
Adjusting Position41
- Auto Setup41
Sound Adjustment43
Picture Adjustments44
Picture Profiles47
- Saving Profiles48
- Loading Profiles48
- Editing Profiles49
Setup Menu50
- Signal50
- Control Settings53
- Multi Display Settings56
- Input Search58
- Failover/Failback59
- Colour Matching Function62
- Screensaver (for Preventing Image Retention)63
- Input Label64
- Power Management Settings64
- Wobbling66
- DIGITAL LINK out66
- No Activity Power off66
- Power on Screen Delay66
- OSD Language67
- Set up Timer67
- Date and Time67
- Network Settings68
- USB Media Player Settings71
- Function Button Settings71
- Startup Image Settings73
- Display Orientation74
- OSD Position74
- Menu Display Duration74
- Menu Transparency74
Options Adjustments75
Using Network Function81
- Necessary Environment for Computers to be Connected81
- Example of Network Connection81
- Command Control83
- Control Command Via LAN83
- Pjlink Protocol87
- Multi Monitoring & Control Software88
- Video Wall Manager88
Connecting with LAN89
- Computer Operation89
Using Web Browser Control89
- Before Using Web Browser Control89
- Access from Web Browser90
- Operating with Web Browser91
Using “USB Media Player”98
- Using "USB Media Player98
- Function Description98
- Preparation99
- Playing Back the Files101
- Network Environment (Multi Media Player Only)103
- Starting / Ending Media Player103
- Resume Play Function104
Using Data Cloning105
- Copying the Display Data to the USB Memory106
- Copying (Cloning) the USB Memory Data to the Display107
- Copying Data to Other Display Via LAN108
- Changing the Cloning Password109
USB Memory Network Settings110
- Saving the LAN Setting File to the USB Memory Device110
- Copying the USB Memory Data to the Display110
Controller ID Function111
- Setting the Remote Control's ID Number111
- Cancelling the Setting of Remote Control's ID Number111
Entering Characters112
Preset Signals113
Shipping Condition115
Troubleshooting116
Specifications119
Software License121

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