User manual SANYO PDP32H1A

[. . . ] Then press the CHannel UP key. Monitor Usage Note: If you did not connect an antenna in Item 1, you must run All Channel Search twice. See Quik Step 3 below to connect a DVD player or similar Audio Video (AV) device. After the second channel search is complete, you can use the INPUT key to select the AV inputs, for monitor use. INPUT key Initial On-Screen Display INPUT POWER 2 POWER key Press the CH L (channel up) key to start All Channel Search. Input signals could not be located. [. . . ] Then press the CHannel UP key. 1 4 7 CAPTION 2 5 8 3 6 9 EXIT HDMI INPUT UHF VHF CATV DIGITAL ANTENNA IN UHF VHF CATV DIGITAL ANTENNA IN DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT or Cable UHF/VHF/CATV R INPUT2 INPUT1 ANALOG AUDIO OUTPUT L AUDIO R L (MONO) VIDEO S-VIDEO CH PIX SHAPE AUDIO 3 rd DVD PLAYER AND OTHER CRUCIAL DIGITAL EQUIPMENT AUDIO VIDEO CONNECTIONS DVD PLAYER CONNECTION (most common method) THE SIGNAL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE BEFORE YOU MAKE ANY AV CONNECTIONS. . . THE SIGNAL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Don't be fooled by the phrase "Available in High-Definition. " To watch Satellite or Digital Cable HD programs in High-Definition, you must: 1. Subscribe to Satellite or Digital Cable High-Definition service. Connect your Satellite or Cable HD Receiver to the Component or HDMI input jacks on the DTV. Crucial Advice for Best Picture Composite and RF output signals from set-top boxes are Analog. These jacks are for compatibility to older analog equipment, such as, a VCR. DO NOT connect your HD Satellite receiver, HD Cable Box receiver, or DVD player to the Composite input jacks (VIDEO 1) on the DTV. COMPONENT VIDEO OUT PR PB Y VIDEO OUT SELECT S OPT. The Component jacks on this DTV will accept HDTV, EDTV, or SDTV video signals, making Component a great choice when connecting your DVD player. Because there are two sets of component jacks, you have the option of connecting a second digital device, such as, a Digital Cable Box or Satellite Receiver. NOTE: A subscription to Digital Cable service or Satellite service is required for those connections. The subscription must include High-Definition programming and you must connect an HD Receiver to the component or HDMI jacks to view HD images. Log on to www. antennaweb. org for a list of those channels. A Digital Add-on Search will take a few minutes to complete. NOTE: Digital Add-on Search will not affect channels already in the digital channel database. It will only add new channels that may be found. 1 2 3 Press the MENU key. Use the CURSOR LM keys to highlight Digital Add-on Search. MAIN MENU MAIN MENU All Channel Search Digital Cable Search All Channel Search Digital Add-on Search Digital Cable Search Channel Scan Memory Digital Add-on Search Caption Setup Channel Scan Memory V-Guide Caption Setup Picture/Sound V-Guide Menu Language Picture/Sound CURSOR LM keys CAPTION M Remote Control 4 Press the CURSOR M key to highlight Yes, then press ENTER. D I G I TA L A D D - O N S E A R C H Move Move ENTER Select Menu Language MENU EXIT Exit Exit Move ENTER Select MENU EXIT 6 th ENTER Select IDENTIFYING PICTURE SHAPES AND PIX SHAPE KEY OPERATION PIX MODES AND PIX SHAPE KEY OPERATION Pix Shape Key--Use the PIX SHAPE key on the remote control to change the display. Available options depend on the input signal and the aspect ratio of the broadcast. Picture Shape options are: Pix1, Pix2, Pix3, and Pix4. Pix2--A 16:9 image fills the screen normally. [. . . ] A 4:3 image is stretched horizontally and may appear distorted. Pix3--This mode enlarges a Pix2 image vertically (some of the image may be cropped off). Pix3 image, with portions of the image cropped IDENTIFYING PICTURE SHAPES Pillarbox--Gray Bars are attached to the sides of the picture when a 4:3 aspect ratio program is displayed on your Wide Screen (16:9) DTV (Pix1). 4:3 image on a 16:9 screen without distortion NOTES: Your new Wide Screen television has a screen size aspect ratio of 16:9 (16 units wide by 9 units high), however, movies are often filmed at 2:1 or greater. Therefore, dark bars may still appear at the top and bottom (letterbox), even on Full Wide Screen broadcasts. [. . . ]