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General| Display diagonal | 46 \ |
|---|---|
| Contrast ratio (dynamic) | 3000000:1 |
| Product color | Black |
| Panel mounting interface | 400 x 200 mm |
| PC in (D-Sub) | Yes |
| HDMI ports quantity | 4 |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 2 |
| Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) in | 1 |
| Teletext function | - |
| Package weight | 26489 g |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth (with stand) | 329 mm |
|---|---|
| Height (with stand) | 761 mm |
| Weight (with stand) | 21000 g |
| Depth (without stand) | 49.7 mm |
| Width (without stand) | 1140 mm |
| Height (without stand) | 713 mm |
| Weight (without stand) | 18098 g |
User guide for Toshiba integrated high definition LCD televisions.
Section to record TV model and serial numbers for future reference.
Critical warnings for fire, electric shock, and injury prevention during TV use.
Guidance on safe placement and use of flat panel displays to prevent child injury.
Precautions for safe wall mounting, including proper bracket selection.
Numbered list of instructions for safe operation, handling, and installation of the TV.
Cautions regarding handling a damaged TV and avoiding contact with broken glass or liquids.
Guidelines for cleaning the TV cabinet and screen to avoid damage.
Advice on unplugging the TV during storms and for extended periods.
Instructions for attaching the TV to its pedestal stand safely.
Steps for mounting the TV using a wall bracket, emphasizing safety and proper installation.
Procedure for safely detaching the TV's pedestal stand.
Details FCC rules for digital devices, wireless radio, and radiation exposure.
Information on Canadian compliance, wireless radio, and radiation exposure.
Information on energy efficiency settings for ENERGY STAR compliance.
Explains common LCD characteristics that are not malfunctions, like afterimages and pixel variations.
Overview of the key features and technologies of the new Toshiba LCD TV.
Guide to installing, setting up, and beginning to use the new television.
Identification and description of the TV's front and side panel controls and connectors.
Explanation of the function of each button and LED on the TV's front and side panel.
Diagram and description of all input and output terminals on the rear of the TV.
Description of various audio/video cables and their uses for connecting devices.
Note on representative connection diagrams and device differences.
Instructions for connecting VCRs, antennas, and cable TV boxes to the TV.
Guide for connecting DVD players, VCRs, and satellite receivers using component or composite video.
Instructions for using the IR OUT terminal and blaster cable to control other devices.
Steps for connecting HDMI or DVI sources to the TV's HDMI inputs.
Recommendations for connecting HDMI/DVI devices and setting options for compatibility.
How to connect and control compatible devices using the REGZA-LINK feature via HDMI.
How to connect an AV amplifier to the TV using HDMI for audio output (ARC).
How to connect a digital audio system to the TV's optical audio output.
Instructions for connecting a computer to the TV for display and audio output.
How to connect the TV to a home network for accessing media files.
Steps for connecting the TV to a home network via cable for internet access.
Steps for connecting the TV wirelessly to a home network for internet access.
Information on how the TV remote can control various devices and how to prepare it.
Instructions for installing batteries in the TV remote control, including cautions.
Detailed explanation of the functions of each button on the TV remote.
How to use the TV remote to control external devices like cable boxes or DVD players.
A table mapping remote control keys to their functions for TV, Cable, Satellite, DVD, and VCR.
Continuation of the remote control key mapping, including special function keys.
Step-by-step guide to program the TV remote to operate non-Toshiba or unprogrammed devices.
List of codes for programming the remote to control various cable box brands.
Codes for TV/VCR combos, portable DVD players, and VCR brands.
Codes for various other device types like HTIB and Blu-ray players.
Overview of the TV's main menu structure and access method.
How to access and use the Quick menu for fast access to settings.
Instructions on how to move through and select items in the TV's on-screen menus.
Step-by-step guide for the initial TV setup when first powered on.
How to use the Quick Setup option within the SETUP menu for basic TV adjustments.
Instructions for choosing the on-screen display language for menus and messages.
Selects the input source for the ANT/CABLE terminal.
Automatically detects and stores active channels.
Manually enters channels if the physical channel number is known.
Configures the shared AV input for ColorStream HD or Video.
Prevents certain channels from being viewed by skipping them.
Skips over selected video inputs when choosing sources.
Assigns custom labels to video inputs for easier identification.
Specifies the correct time zone for accurate TV status information.
Chooses between Home or Store mode for TV location settings.
Explains how to choose channel tuning modes (Standard, Auto, Digital).
Quickly switch between the last two tuned channels or inputs.
How to tune analog and digital channels using number buttons.
Navigates channels and inputs using an on-screen interface.
Explains the components of the Channel Browser interface (lists, input types, etc.).
Sets up a list of favorite channels/inputs for quick access.
How channels and inputs are added, cleared, and managed in the History List.
Features for quickly switching between two channels or memorizing a channel.
How to choose and switch between different video input sources.
How to turn on and select caption types (Captions, Text) and modes.
Customizes the appearance of closed captions for digital channels.
How to register, change, or delete the PIN code for accessing certain menus.
Overview of blocking programs by rating (V-Chip).
Instructions for downloading an extra rating system for program blocking.
How to lock specific channels, requiring a PIN for access.
Temporary unlocking of programs that exceed rating limits.
Locks video inputs and specific channels, requiring a PIN.
Prevents unauthorized access to network features like Widgets using a PIN.
Sets a time limit for games, activating Input Lock mode when expired.
Locks the TV's control panel to prevent accidental setting changes.
Controls compatible devices via HDMI using the TV remote.
How to use the remote to control playback devices connected via REGZA-LINK.
Selects other REGZA-LINK devices connected through an HDMI input.
Adjusts the volume or mutes the sound of a connected amplifier via remote.
Explains features like TV Auto Power and Auto Standby for REGZA-LINK devices.
Automatically sets widescreen formats for PCs connected via REGZA-LINK.
Adjusts settings like Content Type, INSTAPORT™, and RGB Range for HDMI sources.
Selects the audio output mode (Auto, Digital, Analog) for HDMI input.
Displays signal information for the current HDMI input.
Adjusts image settings like horizontal position and clock phase for PC input.
Configures audio output from a PC connected via PC/HDMI 2 Audio IN.
Schedules the TV to turn on automatically at a specific time and input.
Sets the TV to turn off automatically after a specified duration.
Automatically turns off the TV after a period of inactivity.
Selects between Power-Saving and Fast modes for quicker TV startup.
Displays a blue screen and mutes sound when no signal is received.
Turns the TOSHIBA logo illumination on the front panel on or off.
Shows current input, signal strength, and program details.
Accesses system information, including service numbers.
Resets all TV settings and channels to their original factory values.
Explains the feature that turns off the TV after 15 minutes of inactivity or no signal.
Chooses from various picture aspect ratios (Native, 4:3, Full, etc.).
Detailed descriptions and illustrations of available picture size formats.
Adjusts the image position if edges are cut off, typically with TheaterWide modes.
Automatically selects picture size based on input signal type.
Converts 4:3 programs to full screen when Auto Aspect is on.
Freezes the current picture on screen.
Chooses picture settings profiles (AutoView, Sports, Standard, Movie, Game, PC).
Fine-tunes settings like Backlight, Contrast, Brightness, Color, Tint, and Sharpness.
Adjusts advanced picture parameters like Resolution+, DynaLight, and Dynamic Contrast.
Fine-tunes picture black levels and reduces video shaking.
Allows detailed adjustment of Red, Green, and Blue color components.
Reduces motion blur by doubling the frame rate to 120 Hz.
Reduces visible interference and noise from weak signals.
Optimizes backlighting levels based on ambient light conditions.
Adjusts backlight to match ambient light conditions.
Adjusts standard colors and base color parameters.
Adjusts the color temperature from warm to cool settings.
Displays a histogram and control curve for brightness.
Locks specific picture settings to prevent accidental changes.
Covers muting sound, selecting stereo/SAP broadcasts, and adjusting audio balance.
Chooses the digital audio output format for external decoders.
Compresses Dolby Digital dynamic range for consistent volume.
Maintains consistent sound volume across programs and sources.
Features like Surround Sound, Voice Enhancement, and Dynamic Bass Boost for enhanced audio.
How to connect the TV to a home network and access digital content.
Important information and restrictions for using internet services like VUDU.
Guidelines for wireless network compatibility and adapter usage.
Selects the Network Type (Wired or Wireless) and configures connection settings.
Explains Easy Setup (WPS), Assisted Setup, and Manual Setup for wireless connections.
Detailed steps for setting up network connections using PIN, Assisted, or Manual methods.
Confirms network connection status, signal strength, and mode.
Configures IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS settings.
Configures DNS addresses manually or automatically.
Checks the TV's internet connectivity status.
How to enter text using the on-screen keyboard for network setup and other features.
Instructions for upgrading the TV's software via the network.
Configures the TV as a DLNA Renderer to play content from servers.
Setup options for Renderer name, Web password, and DMC access control.
Limits which DLNA controllers (DMCs) can control the TV.
Sets the maximum volume level when receiving commands from a DMC.
Accesses select websites directly from the TV.
Information on accessing the VUDU on-demand movie service.
How to view YouTube content on the TV.
Navigates YouTube content using the Function menu.
Changes the screen interaction mode for YouTube navigation.
Adjusts YouTube display settings like frames and view modes.
Configures display settings like images, tables, CSS, and JavaScript for web browsing.
Manages browser settings like cookies, cache, and security notifications.
Overview of playing photo, movie, and music files from USB, SD card, or network.
Details compatibility for USB devices, SD cards, and file systems.
Displays a single photo file stored on the TV.
How to start, stop, and navigate files from USB or SD devices.
How to play media files from a DLNA CERTIFIED™ Server.
Basic playback controls for movie files from a DLNA server.
How to pause and resume movie playback.
Controls for fast forwarding and reversing movie playback.
Chooses subtitle/audio language and sets playback repeat modes.
Sorts media files and displays device or file status information.
Basic playback controls for music files from a DLNA server.
Sorts music files and displays device or file status information.
Browse photos in grid or single file view modes.
Watch photos in a slideshow with options for rotation and interval.
Displays a single photo file stored on the TV.
Selects photos from devices and performs edits like rotation or deletion.
Sets the TV to turn off automatically after a period when Photo Frame is open.
Common issues like black screen, unresponsive controls, and power problems with solutions.
Addresses issues with general picture quality, input selection, color, and sync.
Solutions for sound issues like muted audio, stereo/SAP problems, and PC audio setup.
Troubleshooting steps for remote control operation and device compatibility.
Issues related to channel tuning, blocking, and digital channel reception.
Troubleshooting for caption display, text availability, and signal issues.
Resolves issues related to forgotten PIN codes and V-Chip functionality.
Troubleshooting steps when REGZA-LINK features are not working correctly.
Addresses issues with HDMI cables and legacy HDMI sources.
Solutions for connectivity issues, no network connection, and unstable connections.
Troubleshooting steps for wireless network setup and AP connectivity.
Solutions for issues with connected devices, low-resolution photos, and file compatibility.
Explains the meaning of different Power and On Timer LED light states.
Lists technical details including TV system, power, dimensions, and weight.
Lists all items included in the TV package.
Provides specifications for the WLAN adapter and details on securement clips.
Lists acceptable signal formats and resolutions for PC input.
Lists acceptable signal formats and resolutions for HDMI input.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for LCD televisions sold in the USA.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for flat panel televisions sold in Canada.
Clarifies warranty exclusions, limitations, and legal disclaimers.
Instructions on how to get warranty service and contact information.
Information on software used in the product and their licenses.
Licensing terms for software developed by Daniel Veillard.
Licensing terms for OpenSSL and cryptographic software by Eric Young.
Specific terms and conditions of the OpenSSL license.
Specific terms and conditions of the SSLeay license.
Licensing terms for the FFmpeg project libraries used.
Licensing terms for the Lua software.
Licensing terms for the ICU library and IBM copyright notices.
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