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If your Sharp LCD TV displays 'No record media available' and writing to the medium is prohibited, check the recording medium. Ensure that it is not write-protected and is properly formatted.
What to do if Sharp LCD TV says 'No record media available' and recording to the medium is not possible?
If your Sharp LCD TV displays 'No record media available' and recording to the medium is not possible, check the recording medium. The recording medium may be damaged or incompatible.
General| Screen Size | 42 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
| HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Component Video Input | 1 |
| Composite Video Input | 1 |
| Audio Output | 2 x 10W |
| Backlight Type | CCFL |
| Brightness | 450 cd/m² |
| Response Time | 6 ms |
| USB Ports | 1 |
| Sound Output | 20W |
| Viewing Angle | 176° |
| Input Terminals | HDMI, Component, Composite |
Covers cleaning, water hazards, fire prevention, heat sources, heavy objects, and stand stability.
Ensures proper airflow and safe product placement to prevent overheating.
Details regarding pixel behavior and potential visual characteristics of the LCD screen.
Lists essential included items like remote control, batteries, AC cord, and stand components.
Detailed instructions for assembling and attaching the TV stand.
Guidance on adjusting the TV screen's tilt angle.
Identifies the buttons and controls on the front and side of the TV.
Explains the function of the power, OPC, and sleep timer indicators.
Details all input and output ports located on the rear of the TV.
Provides guidelines and notes for using the headphone jack.
Covers power, volume, channel, and input selection controls.
Explains buttons for Teletext, menu navigation, and AQUOS LINK.
Instructions for connecting the antenna cable and AC power cord.
General guidance on connecting external audio and video equipment.
Details on using the cable clamp for organizing cables.
Instructions for connecting VCRs, game consoles, and camcorders.
Guidance for connecting DVD players using HDMI or component cables.
Instructions for connecting a Digital TV Set Top Box.
Guidance for connecting a personal computer to the TV.
Information on using the digital audio output terminal.
Steps for inserting batteries and important usage warnings.
Guidelines for effective remote operation and handling precautions.
Steps for turning the TV on and off using the remote or TV controls.
Explanation of the TV's power indicator light colors and meanings.
Explains the purpose and basic operation of the on-screen menu.
How to navigate menus using the TV's physical control panel.
Describes the on-screen guide display for menu operations.
Lists available picture adjustment options for TV/AV inputs.
Lists available audio adjustment options for TV/AV inputs.
Lists setup and system configuration options for TV/AV inputs.
Available picture and audio adjustments when connected via PC input.
Setup and system configuration options for PC input.
Steps to perform automatic channel scanning and setup.
Configuring language and setting up a password for auto tuning.
Methods for selecting channels and adjusting the volume.
Procedure for selecting the on-screen menu language.
Detailed steps for performing an automatic channel search.
Lists manual channel tuning options like Search, Fine, Colour, and Sound.
Adjusting frequency for optimal channel reception.
Configuring colour system and broadcast sound system settings.
Assigning names to channels and setting up child lock.
Procedure to bypass channels when using channel up/down.
Instructions for rearranging the order of TV channels.
Steps to delete unwanted TV channels.
How to view two different input sources simultaneously on the screen.
Function to freeze a frame of a moving picture.
Switching between the currently tuned and previously viewed channel.
Temporarily silencing the TV's sound output.
Enabling audio output without displaying the video image.
Switching audio formats for stereo or monaural broadcasts.
Configuring standby mode to shorten TV power-on time.
Setting timers for automatic TV power-off.
Enabling automatic power-off when no signal is detected.
Adjusting power saving modes for PC input.
Activating ecology mode for enhanced power saving.
Automatically adjusts picture size based on WSS signals.
Manually selects between Panorama and Normal for WSS signals.
Setting the display format for 4:3 aspect ratio content.
Lists various manual picture size selections like Normal, Zoom, Full.
Enabling automatic picture size selection based on WSS/4:3 settings.
Explains the characteristics of each picture size mode.
Selecting AV modes directly using the remote control.
Overview of preset AV modes for different AV inputs.
Available AV modes specifically for PC input.
Adjusting Optical Picture Control and screen brightness.
Fine-tuning picture elements like contrast, color, tint, and sharpness.
Accessing advanced settings and resetting picture parameters.
Controls for 3D-Y/C noise reduction and monochrome display.
Reducing video noise for a clearer picture.
Features for optimizing film-based content and dark portions.
Adjusting the horizontal and vertical position of the PC image.
Displays elapsed game time when using GAME AV mode.
Adjusting bass response and selecting audio output volume control.
Enabling and configuring SRS TruSurround XT for immersive sound.
Connecting devices via HDMI for audio and video signals.
Configuring automatic HDMI signal recognition and audio input.
Choosing the desired input source from available terminals.
Configuring the signal type for external equipment.
Assigning custom labels to input sources.
Option to skip specific HDMI or RGB inputs in the selection menu.
Setting the compatible colour system for video signals.
Explains the HDMI CEC protocol for interactive device control.
Outlines features like One Touch Play and single remote operation.
How to control the volume and sound modes of compatible audio systems.
Instructions for connecting audio systems and BD players supporting HDMI CEC.
Enabling One Touch Play for automatic TV power-on with HDMI source.
Choosing a recorder for programming recordings.
Starting playback and recording with connected HDMI devices.
Steps and checks required before starting a recording.
Choosing between AQUOS LINK audio system and TV speakers.
Calling up menus of connected HDMI CEC devices via Setup Menu.
How to play back titles from connected AQUOS BD Players.
Selecting storage media (DVD, HDD) for CEC-compatible recorders.
Recording programs using the CEC-compatible recorder's EPG.
Specifying which HDMI device to control in a daisy chain.
Connecting a PC using the analogue RGB and audio terminals.
Selecting the PC input source to view the computer's display.
Selecting picture sizes like Normal, Full, or Dot by Dot for PC input.
Visual examples of different picture size modes.
Automatically adjusts PC image for optimal display conditions.
Manual adjustments for H-Position, V-Position, Clock, and Phase.
Manually registering or selecting PC input signal resolutions.
Setting baud rate, data length, parity, stop bit, and flow control.
Format for RS-232C commands, including 4-digit commands and parameters.
Interpreting normal and problem response codes from the TV.
Chart of compatible PC resolutions, frequencies, and VESA standards.
Detailed list of RS-232C commands for TV control.
Introduction to Teletext, its purpose, and how it's broadcast.
Turning Teletext on/off and operating it via the remote control.
Using page numbers, colour buttons, and display modes.
How to display subtitles transmitted with Teletext broadcasts.
Instructions for displaying Teletext subpages.
Procedure to select the correct Teletext language table.
Solutions for problems related to power, unit operation, and remote control.
Troubleshooting steps for picture cut-offs, color issues, and no sound.
Guidance on using the TV in different temperature conditions.
Lists common error codes during AQUOS LINK recording and their possible solutions.
Restoring TV settings to factory default values.
Checking the current software version of the TV.
Details on LCD panel, resolution, and video colour systems.
Specifications for all input and output ports.
Information on available optional accessories like wall mount brackets.
Physical dimensions and measurements for the LC-42A65M model.
Physical dimensions and measurements for the LC-46A65M model.
Instructions for safely detaching the TV stand before wall mounting.
Safety warnings and guidelines for wall-mounting the TV.
Recommendations for seeking qualified personnel for installation.
Information on setting the TV's viewing angle when wall-mounted.
Procedure to reset the TV's password if it is forgotten.
