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General| Screen Size | 37 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Technology | Plasma |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Contrast Ratio | 10, 000:1 |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Component Video Inputs | 1 |
| Weight | 25 kg |
| Viewing Angle | 160 degrees |
| USB Ports | 0 |
Instructions on safely inserting, using, and disconnecting the mains plug to prevent hazards.
Unplug before cleaning; unplug for long-term storage to prevent power consumption.
Guidelines for safe transport, placement, ventilation, and avoiding liquids or heat.
Avoid opening covers or inserting foreign objects to prevent electrical shock and damage.
Instructions for cleaning the display panel gently to avoid damage.
Guidance on cleaning the TV cabinet with soft cloths and mild detergent.
Regularly wipe the mains plug with a dry cloth to prevent fire or electrical shock.
List of items included with the TV, such as remote control and batteries.
Details on optional accessories like stands and wall-mounting brackets.
Identification of buttons on the remote control and their functions.
Location and function of controls on the front panel of the television.
Diagrams and instructions for connecting an aerial to the TV.
Guidance for connecting DVD recorders or VCRs to the TV.
Instructions for connecting DVD recorders, VCRs, and set-top boxes to the TV.
Explanation of how to use the remote control for menu navigation and selections.
Guide to navigating menus and options displayed on the TV screen.
Step-by-step guide to automatically search and store TV channels.
Instructions for powering on the television from standby mode.
Methods for selecting TV channels using the remote control.
Overview of additional functions for enhancing the TV viewing experience.
Adjusting the picture's aspect ratio for optimal viewing size and proportion.
Guidance on connecting external devices like VCRs and DVD players to the TV.
Instructions on using the TV remote to control selected Panasonic VCR/DVD functions.
How to choose the correct input source menu for connected external equipment.
Explanation of FLOF, TOP, and List modes for accessing teletext information.
Step-by-step guide to activate and use the teletext service.
Methods for navigating and selecting specific pages within the teletext service.
Tips for using teletext features like hidden reveals and sub-page viewing.
Instructions on how to access and navigate the TV's main menu structure.
Guide to adjusting various picture and sound parameters via the menu.
Details on selecting items, using slide bars, and making adjustments within menus.
Configuration options for VIERA Link control and speaker selection.
Adjustments for viewing mode, contrast, brightness, colour, and noise reduction.
Settings for sound mode, bass, treble, balance, surround, and volume correction.
Options for colour system, Q-Link, child lock, tuning, timer, language, and shipping condition.
Instructions for changing channel numbers, names, and sound/colour systems.
Procedures for adding, deleting, or moving channels in the programme list.
How to perform automatic channel setup for received channels.
Steps for manually tuning and setting channels, including fine-tuning.
How to lock specific channels and control viewing access using a PIN number.
Instructions for selecting channels to lock or cancel all channel locks.
Procedure to reset all TV settings to factory defaults.
Guidance on performing Auto Setup again, for example after moving the TV.
How to name input terminals for easier identification and selection.
Option to skip input terminals not connected to any equipment.
Instructions for connecting a PC to the TV for screen display and audio.
Configuration options for PC display, including resolution and advanced settings.
Requirements for using Q-Link, including compatible equipment and connections.
How to record the current programme directly to a VCR or DVD recorder.
Functionality for automatically powering linked equipment on or off with the TV.
Introduction to HDMI for high-definition digital images and sound.
Specifications and recommendations for using HDMI compliant cables.
List of image signals supported by the HDMI input terminals.
Enhanced inter-operability with Panasonic products for automatic interfacing.
Using the TV remote to control functions of connected Panasonic equipment.
Accessing and navigating the VIERA Link menu for linked equipment.
Controlling theatre speakers or TV speakers via the remote control.
Recommended diagrams for connecting various external equipment to the TV.
Table detailing connectable equipment for each TV connector type.
Specific connection recommendations for VIERA Link and Home Cinema systems.
Explanation of aspect ratio choices and how Auto aspect determines the best fit.
Details on HDAVI Control functionality and its interaction with HDMI connections.
Pin assignments and signal compatibility for SCART and HDMI terminals.
Information on PC signals that can be inputted and maximum display resolutions.
Diagram showing pin numbers and signal names for the D-sub 15-pin connector.
Table detailing supported input signals for COMPONENT, HDMI, and PC connections.
Troubleshooting common problems like noisy images, no sound, or distorted pictures.
Solutions for issues like permanently lit spots, S-Video problems, or reduced contrast.
Troubleshooting for direct TV recording and Q-Link functions not working.
Actions to resolve chaotic, noisy, or unusual image display issues.
Steps to take when no image is displayed or the image is blurry/distorted.
Troubleshooting for no sound, low sound, or distorted sound output.
Resolving unusual pictures from external equipment connected via HDMI.
Solutions for the TV entering standby mode unexpectedly or the remote not working.
Details on power requirements, average use, and standby power consumption.
Information on visible screen size, pixel count, and audio output power.
Specifications for receiving systems, aerials, and terminal connections.
Physical dimensions and weight specifications for the TV unit.
