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General| Depth | 93 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 1465 mm |
| Height | 876 mm |
| Weight | 51200 g |
| Tuner type | Analog & digital |
| Pixel pitch | - mm |
| Aspect ratio | - |
| Product color | Black |
| Noise reduction | Yes |
| RMS rated power | 36 W |
| Display diagonal | 60 \ |
| Display brightness | - cd/m² |
| Display technology | Plasma |
| Number of speakers | 2 |
| Teletext standards | Top-text |
| HDMI ports quantity | 3 |
| Supported video modes | 1080p |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 1 |
| Audio formats supported | AC3, HE-AAC |
| Number of OSD languages | 18 |
| S-Video inputs quantity | 0 |
| Video formats supported | MPEG2, MPEG4 |
| Annual energy consumption | - kWh |
| Analog signal format system | PAL BG, PAL DK, PAL I, SECAM B/G, SECAM D/K, SECAM L |
| Power consumption (standby) | 0.4 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 524 W |
| Digital signal format system | DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-T |
| Sound enhancement technology | SRS WOW HD, SRS, FOCUS, TruBass, SRS Definition |
| Supported graphics resolutions | 1024 x 768 (XGA), 1280 x 1024 (SXGA), 1280 x 768 (WXGA), 640 x 480 (VGA), 800 x 600 (SVGA) |
| On Screen Display (OSD) languages | CZE, DAN, DEU, DUT, ENG, ESP, FIN, FRE, GRE, HUN, ITA, NOR, POR, RUS, SWE, TUR, UKR |
| Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) | Kuro Link |
Guidelines for proper use to ensure longer and satisfactory results from the flat screen TV.
Precautions and requirements for safe and correct installation of the flat screen TV.
General cautionary advice, notes on protection functions, pixel defects, and environmental factors.
Instructions for cleaning the screen, front cabinet, and main cabinet using appropriate methods.
Guidance on product handling, fan noise, panel care to prevent after-image lag, and screen burning.
Essential safety instructions for operating, cleaning, and handling the product to prevent injury.
Safety precautions related to installation, ventilation, water, and environmental conditions.
Safety guidelines concerning power, overloading, impact, and direct sunlight exposure.
Specific guidelines for installing the TV using optional stands or brackets, including side view details.
List of included accessories and information on the country-specific power cable provided.
Identification of front and side panel parts, indicators, and terminals on the flat screen TV.
Identification of rear panel terminals and connection ports on the flat screen TV.
Description of buttons and functions available on the remote control unit for TV and other equipment.
Instructions and considerations for physically installing the flat screen TV, including location and ventilation.
Guidance on safely moving the flat screen TV, emphasizing the need for assistance due to its weight.
Methods for stabilizing the TV on tables, racks, or walls to prevent accidental tipping or falling.
Steps for making essential connections, including antenna and satellite antenna setup.
Procedure for connecting a coaxial cable to the TV's antenna terminal for optimal reception.
Instructions on how to route and secure cables using the provided clamps for a tidy setup.
Steps for attaching cable clamps and ferrite cores for wire management and compliance.
Instructions for connecting the power cord to the AC outlet, including notes on unplugging.
Instructions for inserting batteries and important cautions for remote control operation.
Information on the optimal distance and angle for using the remote control effectively.
Steps to turn the TV on from standby or standby mode, and notes on power saving.
Explanation of the status indicators on the TV panel and their meanings.
Methods for changing channels and selecting TV input sources using the remote or panel.
How to display and navigate Favourites, Channel, and Input Lists for quick channel access.
Steps to select, register, and organize favorite channels for quick access.
Guide to renaming input channels using the on-screen software keyboard for easier identification.
How to adjust volume levels and switch broadcast audio channels using the remote control.
How to select audio components and use split-screen display modes for viewing multiple sources.
How to freeze images and use the TOOLS menu for multiscreen selection and playback control.
Overview of the HOME MENU structure and its main categories for AV and PC sources.
Detailed procedure for navigating menus, selecting items, and confirming options within the HOME MENU.
Guide to automatically searching and setting up terrestrial TV channels.
Step-by-step process for initial automatic channel setup upon first TV power-on.
Detailed steps for configuring satellite channels, including scan type, LNB frequency, and transponder settings.
Instructions for manually adjusting and storing analogue TV channels.
How to enable noise reduction for individual channels to improve picture clarity.
Procedure to block specific TV channels from being tuned or watched without a password.
How to select the input terminal for a connected decoder to display its output.
Guide to naming TV channels using the on-screen keyboard for easier identification.
Steps to change the sequence of preset TV channels.
How to select display and Teletext languages from multiple options.
Procedure to access and view the TV's software and hardware version information.
Choosing from seven viewing options to optimize sound and picture quality based on content.
How to adjust basic picture settings like contrast, brightness, and colour.
Overview of advanced picture optimization functions like PureCinema and Intelligent Mode.
Enables smoother film playback by analyzing and recreating film frames for better quality.
Automatically compensates colour tones and brightness for optimal image quality.
Adjusts picture detail settings like DRE, Black Level, and Gamma for enhanced image quality.
Adjusts contrast limits and selects image processing to balance detail and noise.
Adjusts gamma characteristics and colour temperature for optimal image balance and white balance.
Improves colour contours, adjusts colour space, and manages individual colour components.
Applies noise reduction techniques like 3DNR, Field NR, Block NR, and Mosquito NR.
Optimizes image characteristics by adjusting 3DYC and I-P Mode for better signal processing.
Allows on-screen comparison of current and previous picture settings for easier selection.
Adjusts sound quality to preference using settings like Treble, Bass, and Balance.
Applies SRS sound effects like FOCUS, SRS, TruBass, and Definition for enhanced audio.
Automatically adjusts volume and sound levels for optimal audio experience.
Optimizes picture quality and manages power consumption for energy saving.
Selects from three modes to reduce power consumption and maintain screen efficiency.
Automatically places the TV in standby mode if no signal or operation is detected.
Manages PC power states and turns off the screen to save energy.
Introduction to digital and satellite TV broadcasts, highlighting features and benefits.
Steps to change channels using the remote control, including cycling through different channel lists.
How to search for channels within the Digital or Satellite TV Channel List using various criteria.
How to display broadcast information banners and turn subtitles on/off.
Guide to reconfiguring DTV/SAT channel settings, including country selection.
How to change the country setting to update TV channels and regional preferences.
Procedures for replacing existing channels or adding new ones to the TV.
How to check the signal strength and quality for each TV channel.
Controls antenna power and customizes channel settings like Skip, Lock, and Delete.
Functions to skip unwanted services and prevent children from watching age-restricted programs.
Procedure for changing the sequence of preset DTV/SAT channels.
Manually configuring language preferences and enabling automatic system software updates.
Obtaining country-specific channel lists and adjusting the TV's clock.
Enabling interactive DTV features using the MHEG application, available in the UK.
Automatic screen saver activation and information on using CA modules for scrambled signals.
Steps for inserting a CA module and smart card into the Common Interface slots.
How to view information about an installed CA module in the Common Interface slot.
Explanation of the EPG screen layout and how to select programme lists.
How to display detailed information about a selected programme from the EPG.
Procedure to check schedules, view programme details, and select programmes using the EPG.
How to preset digital TV programs for auto channel selection and later recording.
Enables automatic channel selection for preset programs, even from standby mode.
Manually preset digital TV programs by specifying their scheduled date and time for recording or watching.
Rules for overlapped presets, and procedures for deleting or moving preset programs.
Useful EPG functions to enhance time-saving and navigation.
Quickly jump through EPG data and search for programs by various criteria.
Overview of the Option menu screens used for various TV adjustments.
Selecting drive mode and adjusting image positions for AV sources.
Automatically or manually adjusting PC image positions and clock settings.
Specifying the video signal type for connected equipment to ensure proper signal reception.
Selecting colour systems for clear images and enabling game mode for better gameplay.
Switching between screen size options (4:3, WIDE, FULL) to match the received video signal.
Automatically selecting screen size and detecting side masks in 4:3 HD content.
Adjusting wide mode, side mask brightness, and room light sensor for optimal viewing.
Adjusting indicator brightness and activating the Orbiter function to prevent screen burning.
Using video pattern, screen protection, and label input for image care and channel identification.
Automatically places the system into standby mode after a selected time elapses.
Setting, changing, and disabling passwords for security functions like Channel Lock.
Instructions for connecting DVD players and decoders, including playback and image display.
Connecting VCRs, AV link systems, and using SCART output for recording.
Connecting game consoles, camcorders, and configuring SCART output settings.
Connecting PCs and audio equipment like amplifiers/AV receivers for enhanced functionality.
Choosing digital audio output formats (Dolby Digital, PCM) for synchronized audio.
Connecting devices via HDMI, supported signals, HDMI Control, and Deep Colour.
Activating HDMI terminals and specifying input signal types for video and digital signals.
Selecting audio signal types and connecting control cords for synchronized operation.
Information on SR+ function for linked operations with Pioneer AV receivers.
Features of i/o link.A and selecting SCART terminals for its functionality.
Using the Home Media Gallery to enjoy digital content from network servers or USB drives.
List of supported video, audio, image file formats, and file extensions for playback.
Setting up network connections and information on compatible media servers for Home Media Gallery.
How to connect the TV to a home network hub using a standard Ethernet cable.
Connecting the TV directly to a PC media server using a cross-over Ethernet cable.
Instructions to confirm the IP Address before accessing the network, essential for HMG Setup.
How to connect USB devices like flash drives or digital cameras to enjoy stored content.
Procedure for safely removing USB devices and steps to launch the Home Media Gallery.
How to select and connect to media servers, and navigate their content.
Steps to browse and select files from connected USB devices within the Home Media Gallery.
Explanation of screen display options and overview of the TOOLS Menu for media playback.
How to create playlists and play movie files from servers or USB devices.
Guide to the keys and functions used for controlling movie playback.
How to select and play music files, with information on screen components.
Guide to the keys and functions used for controlling music playback.
How to select and play photo files, with information on screen components.
Guide to the keys and functions used for controlling photo playback and slideshows.
Overview of the TOOLS Menu options for managing media content and server lists.
Functions to update the server list and remove unavailable servers.
Procedure to access USB devices and register HMG access for quick access.
Displaying detailed content information and sorting media items by various criteria.
Using the built-in search function to find media items on servers by keyword or condition.
How to set up and play photo slideshows with various effects, BGM, and interval settings.
Adding media files to playlists and switching between connected media servers.
Selecting playback modes and changing playlist names within the Home Media Gallery.
Adjusting media display, searching by time, and optimizing picture/sound settings.
Displaying content information, switching audio sources, and accessing the music player.
Managing playlists, deleting content, and setting playback modes like A-B Repeat and Random.
Rotating photo images and enlarging photo content displayed on the screen.
Configuring network settings, auto connection, and default settings for Home Media Gallery.
Setting automatic server connection and restoring Home Media Gallery settings to default.
Automatic screen saver activation and understanding dialogue screen messages.
Definitions of technical terms and acronyms related to networking and media playback.
How to preset and use the remote control unit to operate other devices like STB, DVD, VCR.
Steps to enter manufacture codes to enable remote control of external equipment.
List of manufacture codes for various brands of STB, DVD, DVR, BD, and VCR for remote control setup.
Explains how remote control buttons function when set to STB mode.
Explains how remote control buttons function when set to DVD/DVR mode.
Explains how remote control buttons function when set to VCR mode.
Overview of functions for operating connected Pioneer devices supporting HDMI Control.
Details on specific HDMI Control functions like playback, on-screen control, and recording.
How to control AV systems, recorders, or players using the TV's remote control via HDMI.
Steps for connecting devices that support HDMI Control and configuring settings.
Configuring HDMI Control settings, including input terminal selection and power off control.
Choosing the specific HDMI terminal and setting whether connected devices turn off with the TV.
Determining sound continuity and enabling HD AV Converter mode for input switching.
Setting TV power-on readiness and sound continuity from AV systems.
Enabling and configuring the HD AV Converter mode for input switching and quality adjustments.
Confirming the effectiveness of the Power On/Off control function between the TV and connected devices.
Accessing and using various HDMI Control menus for recorder, player, or AV system functions.
Introduction to Teletext services and how the TV receives and displays this information.
Turning Teletext on/off and switching between full screen and split screen modes.
How to select Teletext pages using coloured buttons, number keys, and navigation buttons.
How to display multiple subpages and view TOP Teletext overviews.
How to display subtitle pages transmitted along with broadcasts.
Covers common problems like no power, sudden shutdowns, remote control issues, and panel noises.
Addresses problems with screen display, image/audio absence, reversed audio, and colour/brightness discrepancies.
Troubleshooting for cut-off pictures, colour issues, after-images, and brightness/colour tone differences.
Addresses issues with HDMI Control functions not operating, loss of image/audio, or error messages.
Resolves issues with finding servers, accessing content, communication errors, and file/folder configurations.
Troubleshoots problems with interrupted or distorted image/sound and playback errors.
Addresses playback errors, DRM content issues, USB recognition, and device operation problems.
Troubleshoots issues with slideshows not starting or not advancing to the next picture.
Addresses flashing indicators and general error codes like SD04, SD05, SD11.
Diagram and table detailing the signal names for the 15-pin mini D-sub connector.
Detailed pin assignments for SCART terminals (INPUT 1, 2, and 3) for audio and video connections.
Technical specifications for PDP-LX6090H and PDP-LX5090H models, including pixels, power, and terminals.
Physical dimensions of the PDP-LX6090H and PDP-LX5090H models in millimeters.
List of trademarks and registered trademarks associated with the product and its technologies.
Information regarding software licenses, including Windows Media DRM and DLNA.
Pioneer's disclaimers regarding network setup responsibility and software download issues.
