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Pioneer KRP-500A - User Manual

Pioneer KRP-500A
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<08G00001> <ARE1495-A> Printed in Japan
Published by Pioneer Corporation.
Copyright © 2008 Pioneer Corporation.
All rights reserved.
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Table of Contents

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Summary

01 Important User Information

Usage Guidelines

Guidelines for ensuring longer and satisfactory results from your flat screen TV.

Installation Guidelines

Measures to ensure safety and proper installation of the flat screen TV.

02 Safety Precautions

Installation Precautions

Precautions for installing the TV with optional stands or brackets.

03 Supplied Accessories

Display Accessories

List of accessories supplied with the display unit.

Media Receiver Accessories

List of accessories supplied with the Media Receiver.

04 Part Names

Display Components

Identification of front and rear parts of the display unit.

Media Receiver Components

Identification of front and rear parts of the Media Receiver.

Remote Control Unit

Description of the functions of each button on the remote control.

05 Preparation

Installing the Display

Procedure for installing the main display unit.

Installing the Media Receiver

Procedure for installing the Media Receiver.

Moving the Display

Instructions for safely moving the heavy display unit.

Preventing Display Fallover

Methods to stabilize the display on a table, rack, or wall.

Connecting the Antenna

Guide to connecting a coaxial cable to the ANT IN terminal.

Cable Routing and Management

Tips for routing and tidying cables using supplied clamps.

Attaching Ferrite Core

Instructions for attaching ferrite cores to power cords to prevent noise.

Connecting the SYSTEM Cable

Procedure for connecting the display and Media Receiver using the SYSTEM cable.

Connecting the Power Cord

Steps for connecting the power cords to the display and Media Receiver.

Preparing the Remote Control

Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control unit.

Remote Control Operating Range

Information on the effective distance and angle for remote control operation.

06 Watching TV

Turning Power On;Off

How to turn the TV system on and off using the display or remote.

TV Status Indicators

Explanation of indicator lights on the display and Media Receiver.

Changing Channels

Methods for changing TV channels using the remote or Media Receiver.

Switching TV Input Mode

How to select different input sources for viewing.

Using Channel Number Buttons

How to select channels using numeric buttons 0-9.

Adjusting Volume and Sound

How to adjust the volume and sound settings.

Switching Broadcast Audio Channels

How to change the audio channel for broadcasts.

Multiscreen Functions

Using functions to display multiple screens simultaneously.

Splitting the Screen

Procedure to select 2-screen or picture-in-picture display modes.

Freezing Images

How to capture and freeze a single frame from a moving image.

07 The HOME MENU

HOME MENU Overview

Summary of menu items available for AV and PC sources.

Using the HOME MENU

Typical procedure for navigating and setting up menus.

08 Setting Up

Automatic TV Channel Setup

Procedure for automatically searching and setting up TV channels.

Manual TV Channel Setup

Procedure for manually adjusting TV channels and frequencies.

Reducing Video Noise

How to reduce video noise based on signal levels.

Setting Channel Lock

How to block selected TV channels from being tuned.

Suppressing Audio Distortion

How to suppress audio distortion from strong signals.

Labeling TV Channels

How to name set-up TV channels for easier identification.

Sorting Preset TV Channels

How to change the sequence of preset TV programs.

Language Setting

How to select the on-screen display and Teletext language.

AV Selection

Selecting viewing options based on environment or program type.

Basic Picture Adjustments

Adjusting basic picture settings like contrast, brightness, and color.

Advanced Picture Adjustments

Detailed picture quality optimization settings.

Using PureCinema

Feature to automatically detect and recreate film frames for HD picture quality.

Using Intelligent Mode

Automatically adjusts color tones and brightness for optimal image quality.

Picture Detail Settings

Adjusting specific picture details like DRE, Black Level, and Color Temp.

CTI and Color Space Settings

Adjusting color contours and reproduction space for image clarity.

Color Management

Fine-tuning color adjustments for different portions of the image.

Eliminating Image Noise

Using 3DNR, Field NR, Block NR, and Mosquito NR to clean up images.

Noise Reduction Modes

Explanation of Field NR, Block NR, and Mosquito NR for noise reduction.

3 DYC and I-P Mode

Settings for optimizing picture signals for video and still images.

Comparing Picture Adjustments

Function to compare current adjustments with previous settings.

Sound Adjustments

Adjusting sound quality preferences using Treble, Bass, Balance, and Sound Effect.

Sound Effect Options

Selecting SRS sound effects like FOCUS, TruBass, and Definition.

Using AVC (Auto Volume Control)

Reduces sudden volume changes and compensates source sound level.

Using Sound Control

Optimizing audio levels adjusted to the picture when OPTIMUM is selected.

OPTIMUM Performance

Optimizing picture and sound quality automatically.

Power Control and Energy Save

Convenient functions for power saving, including Energy Save modes.

No Signal Power Off

Automatically places the system into standby mode if no signal is received.

No Operation Power Off

Automatically places the system into standby mode if no operation is performed.

Power Management for PC Source

Automatic standby mode for PC input when no signal is received.

09 Useful Adjustment Settings

Option Menu Overview

Description of the Option menu screens and navigation.

Switching Vertical Drive Mode

Selecting the drive mode according to the program type.

Adjusting Image Positions (AV Source)

Adjusting horizontal and vertical positions of images for AV sources.

Auto Setup for PC Image Positions

Automatically adjusting positions and clocks for PC input images.

Manual Setup for PC Image Positions

Manually optimizing positions and clocks for PC input images.

Color System Setting

Selecting the appropriate color system for clear image display.

Selecting Game Mode

Establishing preference for image quality or operability when playing games.

Selecting Screen Size Manually

Manually switching screen sizes based on received video signals.

Automatic Screen Size Selection

Automatically selecting screen size based on WSS or HDMI input signals.

Detecting Side Masks

Automatically detecting and displaying side masks for 4:3 content.

Wide Mode Settings

Adjusting side masks for 4:3 images using Wide Mode.

Side Mask Brightness Adjustment

Changing brightness of gray side masks for better image retention.

Room Light Sensor Function

Automatically adjusting display brightness based on viewing area lighting.

Blue LED Dimmer

Adjusting the brightness of the Power ON indicator.

Orbiter Function

Shifting the image slightly to reduce screen burning occurrence.

Video Pattern Screen

Displaying a pattern to help eliminate after-image.

Screen Protection Settings

Settings for multiple functions to ensure longer display life.

Sleep Timer

Automatically places the system into standby mode after a selected time.

Using and Managing Passwords

Using, entering, changing, and resetting the system password.

10 Using with Other Equipment

Connecting External Equipment

General guidelines for connecting tuners, VCRs, DVD players, etc.

Connecting a Digital Tuner

Procedure for connecting a digital tuner to INPUT 2.

Connecting a DVD Player

Procedure for connecting a DVD player to INPUT 1.

Connecting a VCR

Procedure for connecting a VCR to INPUT 3.

Connecting Game Console;Camcorder

Procedure for connecting game consoles or camcorders to INPUT 6.

Connecting a Personal Computer

Procedure for connecting a personal computer to PC terminals.

Connecting an Amplifier;AV Receiver

Connecting an amplifier/AV receiver for enhanced sound.

Avoiding Unwanted Feedback

Specifying output terminals to inhibit to prevent image quality issues.

Using the HDMI Input

Connecting and configuring devices via HDMI terminals for digital signals.

Connecting HDMI Equipment

Connecting HDMI devices and activating input terminals.

Specifying Input Signal Type

Selecting the type of video or PC signals for HDMI input.

Specifying Digital Video Signals

Selecting the type of digital video signals for HDMI input.

Specifying Audio Signals

Selecting the type of audio signals for HDMI input.

Using Control Cords

Connecting control cords between devices for synchronized operation.

Enjoying Photos via USB (Home Gallery)

Viewing JPEG images from digital cameras or memory cards via USB.

Readable Data File Requirements

Conditions for JPEG files to be read by the system.

Connecting a USB Device

Procedure for connecting USB devices like flash drives or cameras.

Removing a USB Device

Safe procedure for removing USB devices.

Starting the Home Gallery Screen

Accessing the Home Gallery function to view media files.

Selecting Folders and Images

Navigating folders and selecting images in thumbnail or single-image view.

Starting Slide Show Setup

Configuring settings for the automatic sequential display of images.

Controlling Other Equipment with Remote

Using the remote to control connected STB, DVD, DVR, etc.

Presetting Manufacture Codes

Steps to program the remote for controlling external equipment.

STB (Set-Top Box) Control Buttons

Functions of remote buttons when controlling a set-top box.

DVD;DVR Control Buttons

Functions of remote buttons when controlling a DVD or DVR.

VCR Control Buttons

Functions of remote buttons when controlling a VCR.

11 Using the HDMI Control

HDMI Control Functions Overview

Description of functions for controlling connected devices via HDMI.

On-Screen Control Panel

Controlling connected devices via the TV's on-screen interface.

Making HDMI Control Connections

Steps for connecting devices and configuring HDMI Control settings.

Connecting a DVD Recorder

Procedure for connecting a DVD recorder via HDMI.

Setting HDMI Control

Configuring HDMI Control settings, including input terminals and power options.

Selecting Input Terminal

Choosing the HDMI terminal for connected external devices.

Selecting Power Off Control

Configuring whether connected devices turn off with the Media Receiver.

Selecting Power-On Ready

Configuring whether the Media Receiver turns on when a connected device is turned on.

Selecting Hold Sound Status

Configuring whether sound continues from AV system when Media Receiver turns on.

Power On;Off Test

Testing the Power On/Off control function between TV and connected devices.

Using HDMI Control Menus

Accessing and using various HDMI Control functions.

12 Using Teletext

What is Teletext?

Explanation of Teletext broadcast information services.

Operating Teletext Basics

How to turn Teletext on/off and select/operate pages.

Displaying Subpages

Viewing multiple subpages transmitted with Teletext.

Displaying TOP Over View

Reading TOP text overviews for Teletext information.

Displaying Subtitle Pages

Viewing subtitle pages transmitted with broadcasts.

13 Additional Information

Troubleshooting

Solutions for common problems encountered with the TV system.

Troubleshooting HDMI Control Issues

Solutions for problems related to HDMI Control functions.

Troubleshooting Other Issues

Solutions for problems with USB port, indicator lights, and error codes.

15-pin D-sub Connector Signal Assignments

Pinout and signal assignments for the 15-pin D-sub connector.

Standard Channel Allocations by Region

Standard channel allocation selections for various countries and regions.

Specifications

Technical specifications for the display and Media Receiver.

Trademarks

List of trademarks and registered trademarks associated with the product.

Pioneer KRP-500A Specifications

General IconGeneral
3DNo
Depth64 mm
Width1233 mm
Height723 mm
Weight31400 g
Tuner typeAnalog & digital
Pixel pitch- mm
Aspect ratio16:9
Audio systemSRS WOW HD, SRS, SRS FOCUS, SRS TruBass, SRS Definition
Product colorBlack
Noise reductionYes
RMS rated power36 W
Display diagonal50 \
Channels quantity99 channels
Composite video in0
Display brightness- cd/m²
Display technologyPlasma
Number of speakers2
HDMI ports quantity4
SCART ports quantity3
USB 2.0 ports quantity1
Number of OSD languages18
Video formats supportedMPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4
Contrast ratio (typical)-
Annual energy consumption- kWh
Analog signal format systemNTSC, PAL, SECAM
Power consumption (standby)0.3 W
Power consumption (typical)388 W
Digital signal format systemDVB-C, DVB-S2, DVB-T

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