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Provides guidance on accessing and utilizing the built-in electronic help system for detailed information.
Instructions on the safe handling and connection of the TV's power cord and plug to prevent electrical hazards.
Guidelines for safe operation, placement, and general care to avoid damage and ensure proper functioning.
Warnings regarding packaging materials and small parts posing risks to young children.
Instructions and warnings related to the safe assembly, installation, and use of the TV's pedestal.
Important advice on radio wave interference, wireless LAN usage, and proper ventilation for optimal performance.
Procedures and precautions for safely moving the TV and storing it when not in use for extended periods.
Guidelines for safe installation, replacement, and disposal of batteries, particularly for the remote control.
Steps and precautions before assembling the TV pedestal, including workspace and handling the screen.
Detailed instructions for attaching the pedestal to the TV, covering different styles and screw types.
Illustrations and steps for assembling the TV pedestal according to Style 2.
Illustrations and steps for assembling the TV pedestal according to Style 3.
Instructions for safely detaching the pedestal from the TV, typically for wall mounting or repacking.
Recommendations and methods to secure the TV to furniture to prevent it from falling over.
Information about external equipment, cable requirements, and general connection precautions.
A guide to the various input and output terminals on the TV and their respective functions.
Instructions for connecting the power, aerial, and satellite dish to the television.
Guidance on connecting external AV equipment like DVD players or VCRs to the TV.
Instructions for connecting a set-top box and configuring network (wired/wireless) for internet services.
Details on connecting 4K compatible devices and optimizing image quality using HDMI Auto Setting.
Instructions for connecting DVD players and camcorders using component or video inputs.
Guidance on connecting audio systems via HDMI/Digital Out and connecting headphones for audio output.
Instructions for connecting USB HDDs for recording and utilizing VIERA Link for device control.
Identification and description of the main buttons and functions on the remote control.
Detailed explanation of what each button on the remote control does, including special functions.
Instructions on how to install and remove batteries from the remote control, noting polarity.
Overview of the physical buttons and indicators located on the TV's control panel.
Explanation of the power LED status (Standby, On, Active functions) and its blinking behavior.
Guide for the initial setup process, including language, viewing environment, and network connection.
Instructions for tuning TV channels and selecting the correct region for optimal signal reception.
Steps for configuring the TV's network connection, either wired or wireless, for internet access.
Basic steps to turn on the TV, select viewing modes, and choose channels.
Instructions on how to access, browse, and search for specific information within the TV's built-in eHELP manual.
Guidance on scrolling through detailed descriptions and opening associated reference screens in eHELP.
Instructions on how to display related menus or check specific features of the TV directly from eHELP.
Answers to frequently asked questions regarding TV operation, image display, and remote control issues.
Explanations for normal panel characteristics like slight movement or heat, and basic operational tips.
Detailed guidance on cleaning the display panel, cabinet, and mains plug safely.
Key technical details of the TV, including model, dimensions, mass, power rating, and display resolution.
Detailed description of AV, HDMI, USB, ETHERNET, and DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal functions.
Information on supported TV receiving systems (Satellite, Digital TV) and input signal types.
Details on aerial input connectors and the environmental operating conditions for the TV.
Technical details on the TV's built-in wireless LAN compliance, frequency bands, and security protocols.
Guidelines and safety warnings for installing a wall-hanging bracket, including screw depth and mounting precautions.
Details on the warranty duration, what is covered, and the terms of service for Australian customers.
Information on conditions that void the warranty or are not covered, such as misuse or unauthorized repairs.
Steps and contact information for initiating a warranty service claim in Australia.
Specific warranty conditions and coverage for Panasonic televisions purchased and used in New Zealand.
Instructions on how to report a fault and obtain warranty service from authorized centers in New Zealand.
Information and symbol explanation regarding product disposal, valid only in the European Union.
Guidance for the customer to record model number and serial number for warranty and identification purposes.
Provides guidance on accessing and utilizing the built-in electronic help system for detailed information.
Instructions on the safe handling and connection of the TV's power cord and plug to prevent electrical hazards.
Guidelines for safe operation, placement, and general care to avoid damage and ensure proper functioning.
Warnings regarding packaging materials and small parts posing risks to young children.
Instructions and warnings related to the safe assembly, installation, and use of the TV's pedestal.
Important advice on radio wave interference, wireless LAN usage, and proper ventilation for optimal performance.
Procedures and precautions for safely moving the TV and storing it when not in use for extended periods.
Guidelines for safe installation, replacement, and disposal of batteries, particularly for the remote control.
Steps and precautions before assembling the TV pedestal, including workspace and handling the screen.
Detailed instructions for attaching the pedestal to the TV, covering different styles and screw types.
Illustrations and steps for assembling the TV pedestal according to Style 2.
Illustrations and steps for assembling the TV pedestal according to Style 3.
Instructions for safely detaching the pedestal from the TV, typically for wall mounting or repacking.
Recommendations and methods to secure the TV to furniture to prevent it from falling over.
Information about external equipment, cable requirements, and general connection precautions.
A guide to the various input and output terminals on the TV and their respective functions.
Instructions for connecting the power, aerial, and satellite dish to the television.
Guidance on connecting external AV equipment like DVD players or VCRs to the TV.
Instructions for connecting a set-top box and configuring network (wired/wireless) for internet services.
Details on connecting 4K compatible devices and optimizing image quality using HDMI Auto Setting.
Instructions for connecting DVD players and camcorders using component or video inputs.
Guidance on connecting audio systems via HDMI/Digital Out and connecting headphones for audio output.
Instructions for connecting USB HDDs for recording and utilizing VIERA Link for device control.
Identification and description of the main buttons and functions on the remote control.
Detailed explanation of what each button on the remote control does, including special functions.
Instructions on how to install and remove batteries from the remote control, noting polarity.
Overview of the physical buttons and indicators located on the TV's control panel.
Explanation of the power LED status (Standby, On, Active functions) and its blinking behavior.
Guide for the initial setup process, including language, viewing environment, and network connection.
Instructions for tuning TV channels and selecting the correct region for optimal signal reception.
Steps for configuring the TV's network connection, either wired or wireless, for internet access.
Basic steps to turn on the TV, select viewing modes, and choose channels.
Instructions on how to access, browse, and search for specific information within the TV's built-in eHELP manual.
Guidance on scrolling through detailed descriptions and opening associated reference screens in eHELP.
Instructions on how to display related menus or check specific features of the TV directly from eHELP.
Answers to frequently asked questions regarding TV operation, image display, and remote control issues.
Explanations for normal panel characteristics like slight movement or heat, and basic operational tips.
Detailed guidance on cleaning the display panel, cabinet, and mains plug safely.
Key technical details of the TV, including model, dimensions, mass, power rating, and display resolution.
Detailed description of AV, HDMI, USB, ETHERNET, and DIGITAL AUDIO OUT terminal functions.
Information on supported TV receiving systems (Satellite, Digital TV) and input signal types.
Details on aerial input connectors and the environmental operating conditions for the TV.
Technical details on the TV's built-in wireless LAN compliance, frequency bands, and security protocols.
Guidelines and safety warnings for installing a wall-hanging bracket, including screw depth and mounting precautions.
Details on the warranty duration, what is covered, and the terms of service for Australian customers.
Information on conditions that void the warranty or are not covered, such as misuse or unauthorized repairs.
Steps and contact information for initiating a warranty service claim in Australia.
Specific warranty conditions and coverage for Panasonic televisions purchased and used in New Zealand.
Instructions on how to report a fault and obtain warranty service from authorized centers in New Zealand.
Information and symbol explanation regarding product disposal, valid only in the European Union.
Guidance for the customer to record model number and serial number for warranty and identification purposes.
This document serves as the operating instructions for a Panasonic LED TV, specifically models TH-55EX600A, TH-55EX600Z, and TH-55EX640Z, designed for use in Australia and New Zealand. It provides comprehensive guidance on setup, operation, and maintenance to ensure safe and optimal performance.
The Panasonic LED TV is a display device designed for indoor, table-top use, offering a range of functionalities for entertainment and information. It supports both digital and analogue TV reception, allowing users to watch broadcast television channels. The TV is equipped with multiple HDMI inputs, enabling connection to various external equipment such as DVD players, camcorders, game consoles, and 4K compatible devices. It also features USB ports for connecting USB HDDs for recording purposes, expanding its utility beyond live broadcasting.
Network connectivity, both wired (Ethernet) and wireless (built-in wireless LAN), allows the TV to access internet services and applications, including streaming platforms like Netflix. The built-in wireless LAN supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands, offering flexibility in network connection.
The TV incorporates an "eHELP" feature, which is a detailed built-in operating instruction manual. This provides users with comprehensive explanations of each feature and operation, accessible directly from the TV interface.
The TV's operation is primarily controlled via a remote control, which includes dedicated buttons for power, TV guide, main menu, teletext (region-dependent), information display, Netflix access, input mode selection, volume, channel selection, aspect ratio adjustment, subtitles/audio description, home screen access, apps list, and cursor navigation. Coloured buttons facilitate selection and navigation within various functions.
For initial setup, the TV guides users through an "Auto Tuning" process to search for available TV channels and configure network settings. Users can select their viewing environment (Home or Shop) and language during this process. The TV is designed to automatically adjust picture quality based on ambient light conditions when the "Ambient Sensor" is enabled.
The "HDMI Auto Setting" feature allows for precise image reproduction with expanded colour gamut when connecting 4K compatible equipment, with options for "Mode1" (for better compatibility) and "Mode2" (for equipment with expanded colour gamut output).
The "VIERA Link" function enables integrated control of Panasonic AV components connected via HDMI, simplifying the operation of multiple devices. For recording, the TV supports connecting a USB HDD to the USB 2 port.
The manual emphasizes several safety precautions to prevent electrical shock, fire, damage, or injury. These include:
Important notices highlight that Panasonic does not guarantee operation of peripheral devices from other manufacturers and disclaims liability for their performance. It also clarifies that recording and playback of content may require copyright permission, and the product is licensed under the AVC patent portfolio for personal and non-commercial use.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the longevity and optimal performance of the TV. The manual provides clear instructions for cleaning the display panel, cabinet, and pedestal.
The manual also addresses troubleshooting common issues, such as the TV not switching on, the remote control not working, or unusual image/sound display, guiding users to check connections, settings, and perform self-tests or factory resets if necessary. It also notes that parts of the TV may become warm during operation, which is normal and does not indicate a malfunction.
General| Screen Size | 55 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LED |
| Resolution | 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
| HDR | HDR10, HLG |
| Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
