How to fix PDi LCD TV remote control that is not working?
If your PDi LCD TV remote control isn't working, try these steps: First, replace the remote's batteries. Second, make sure the TV's IR window isn't exposed to strong light sources, such as fluorescent lamps. Finally, if it's a Patient Remote, verify the Bed Code settings are correct.
What to do if my PDi PDI-P20LCDC LCD TV has no picture and no sound?
If your PDi LCD TV shows no picture and emits no sound, ensure the TV is powered on and the power indicator is red. If it is, turn on the TV using the “ON/OFF” power button. Also, verify that a source is selected and enabled from the menu.
Why does my PDi PDI-P20LCDC LCD TV have a picture but no sound?
If your PDi LCD TV has a picture but no sound, check the following: First, verify the volume settings are properly adjusted. Second, ensure the sound hasn't been muted. Third, check that the pillow speaker is connected and the volume wheel is adjusted correctly. Finally, if using a secondary source, confirm the audio input signal is connected.
What to do if my PDi PDI-P20LCDC LCD TV has sound but no picture?
If your PDi LCD TV has sound but no picture, check the brightness setting of the TV. If a secondary source is selected, ensure the video input signal is connected. Note that the internal LCD panel lamps may have failed.
How to enable sound from internal speakers on PDi PDI-P20LCDC?
If there's no sound from the internal speakers of your PDi LCD TV, first verify that the TV speaker hasn't been disabled in the “Internal Speaker Disable” setup menu. Also, check that the sound hasn't been muted.
Why is the picture too dark on my PDi PDI-P20LCDC?
If the picture on your PDi LCD TV is too dark, verify that the brightness setting is correct and not set too low. Also, the internal LCD Panel lamps may have failed.
How to fix a blurry or jittering picture on PDi PDI-P20LCDC LCD TV?
If the picture on your PDi LCD TV is not sharp and moves or jitters, the cable TV signal may be weak. Verify the coax cable is securely connected.
Why does my PDi PDI-P20LCDC LCD TV picture have ghost images?
The cable TV signal may be weak or the coax cable connection may be loose on your PDi LCD TV.
What causes moving stripes or dots on my PDi PDI-P20LCDC screen?
Moving stripes or dots on your PDi LCD TV screen can be caused by possible interference from nearby hospital equipment, or the cable TV signal may be weak.
Covers electrical shock, maintenance, cleaning, and general cautions.
Warns against exposure to rain, moisture, oxygen environments, and wet locations.
Highlights the risk of falling TVs from elevated positions when not properly mounted.
Guidelines for qualified service personnel and warnings against unauthorized modifications.
Details FCC compliance and measures to correct radio or television interference.
Information regarding UL safety testing and product suitability for healthcare facilities.
Numbered list of essential safeguards for product operation and safety.
Information on proprietary rights, disclaimers, and registered trademarks.
Lists included accessories and optional items like programming and patient remotes.
Instructions for inserting batteries into remote controls and usage notes.
Detailed description of each button and indicator on the TV's front panel.
Identifies and describes all rear panel input and output connection jacks.
Explanation of the switch for selecting voltage compatible with different pillow speakers.
States the requirement for a programming remote for TV setup adjustments.
Describes functions like Power, Mute, Number Buttons, Setup, TV/AV, OK, and Channel.
Covers volume adjustment and switching between TV and FM Radio modes.
Details aspect ratio control and caption function settings.
Explains sleep timer, last channel recall, and picture/sound preference recall.
Specifies ideal locations, considering AC outlets, lighting, and cable connections.
Alerts to using correct M4 metric screws and PDI mounts to prevent falling hazards.
Provides guidelines for grounding the coaxial cable system according to the National Electrical Code.
Steps for selecting a wall location and positioning the wall bracket.
Instructions for attaching the back mount to the TV cabinet using provided screws.
Guides for connecting power, pillow speaker, CATV cables and adjusting TV tilt.
Illustrates and names the key components of the wall mounting bracket assembly.
Important caution regarding setting the pillow speaker selection switch correctly.
Details wiring for pillow speakers and includes a critical warning about grounding.
Explains connecting the coaxial cable and provides a caution about powered coaxial cables.
Instructions for connecting external audio/video devices like VCRs and DVD players.
Guides for connecting DVD players using component video and audio cables.
Notes on enabling the component source in the Source Setup menu.
Instructions for connecting external equipment via S-Video for improved picture quality.
Notes on enabling the S-Video source in the Source Setup menu.
Explains how to use the slide switch to select the appropriate pillow speaker brand.
Steps for connecting the pillow speaker and verifying its control functions.
Step-by-step guide for turning the TV on and off using power buttons.
Instructions for selecting channels and adjusting the volume level.
Details on using the mute function and setting the sleep timer.
Procedure for changing the language displayed on the On-Screen Display (OSD).
How to switch between different input sources like VCR, DVD, or PC.
Overview of the main SETUP menu and its navigation using the remote control.
Details the sub-menu options available for Picture and Sound adjustments.
Details the sub-menu options for Channel Setup, Source Setup, and Features.
Explains service levels for channel programming and how to change them.
Guides on customizing picture parameters like brightness, contrast, and color.
Describes selectable color temperature modes: Standard, Reddish, Greenish, Bluish, and User.
Details the USER setting for individual adjustment of primary colors for custom tuning.
Lists available adjustments for component input, including Temperature, Clock, Phase, and ARC.
Explains H-Position (Horizontal) and V-Position (Vertical) for picture alignment.
Introduction to the Sound menu for precise adjustment of sound parameters.
Details preset equalizer modes (Flat, Music, Movie, Speech) and User mode for custom tuning.
How to recall preset sound equalizer settings using the SSM button.
Adjusts the sound balance between left and right TV speakers.
Explains Automatic Volume Level and Surround sound features.
Sets the minimum volume level the TV can reach, ensuring some sound is always heard.
Sets the maximum volume level, useful for managing loudness and preventing disturbance.
Determines the initial volume level when the TV is powered on.
Allows enabling or disabling internal speakers based on service level or source.
Sets the sound mode independently for Composite and S-Video input sources.
Explains programmable channel banks (Service Levels) and remote control requirements.
Guides on choosing the correct signal type (Air, Cable STD, IRC, HRC) for channel recognition.
Instructions to initiate automatic channel scanning and memorization.
Settings for digital/analog scanning scope and channel sequence.
Procedure for adding missing analog channels or deleting existing ones.
Procedure for enabling or disabling registered digital channels.
Detailed steps for selecting analog channels and marking them as Added or Deleted.
Detailed steps for selecting digital channels and changing their status to Enabled or Disabled.
Explains how to empty a service level of all its programmed channels.
Describes the confirmation prompt that appears before clearing a service level.
Procedure for copying the settings from one service level to another.
Describes the confirmation prompt before copying service level data.
Instructions on how to access and enable the parental control feature.
Details on entering, confirming, and resetting the parental control access password.
Explains how TV ratings function to selectively present or block programming content.
Guides on setting 'U' (Unblocked) or 'B' (Blocked) for TV rating categories and sub-ratings.
Details the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) rating system and its meanings.
Guides on setting 'U' (Unblocked) or 'B' (Blocked) for MPAA rating categories.
Instructions for changing the Parental Control access password.
Covers blocking auxiliary sources and setting active hours for Parental Control.
How to enable or disable the overall Parental Lock function.
Details the MPAA grades (G, PG, R, etc.) and their corresponding content meanings.
Explains the TV Parental Guideline ratings (TV-Y, TV-G, etc.) and their sub-ratings.
Guides on enabling or disabling TV signal sources to prevent nuisance calls.
Sets the default source the TV powers on to, including a 'LAST' option.
Memorizes caption settings upon power off, or defaults to captions disabled.
Enables the TV to turn on automatically when electrical power is applied.
Automatically powers off the TV after a period of inactivity for energy savings.
Selects which patient remote control (Bed A or Bed B) the TV recognizes.
Configures how caption text is displayed, including different CC and Text modes.
Automatically sets the current time from a digital channel signal.
Provides readouts of the TV's internal operation status, firmware versions, and factory code.
Turns the TV off upon reaching the highest channel, or continues to the lowest if disabled.
Manages display of external sources in the channel lineup; requires TV/AV button press if disabled.
Scans for and memorizes available FM radio stations combined with cable TV signals.
Instructions for manually adding or deleting specific FM radio frequencies.
Provides model number, television system, program compatibility, and panel specifications.
Details panel resolution, power consumption, antenna impedance, audio output, and ports.
Lists AC input voltage, current, frequency, dimensions, and weight of the television.
Addresses issues like no picture, no sound, or sound only from internal speakers.
Troubleshoots remote control failures and common picture quality issues.
Diagnoses problems related to weak cable TV signals or interference.
Details the 2-year warranty period and what product defects are covered.
Outlines the process for obtaining warranty service, including notification and shipping.
Specifies what is excluded from warranty and limitations on liability for damages.
General| Screen Size | 20 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| Brightness | 250 cd/m² |
| Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 |
| Response Time | 5 ms |
| Speakers | 2 x 3W |
| Power Consumption | 30W |
| Weight | 8.8 lbs |
| Connectivity | HDMI, VGA, Composite |
| Viewing Angle | 170°/160° |
| Resolution | 1600 x 900 |
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