User manual PANASONIC TX-28DT30

[. . . ] TX--32DT30 TX--28DT30 Colour Television with Integrated Decoder (U. K. Standard) Operating Instructions TQB8E3521 WELCOME Dear Panasonic Customer, We hope that you have many years of enjoyment from your new TV. The Quick Start Guide section at the beginning of this instruction book will allow you to use the TV as quickly as possible. We recommend that you then read the complete instruction book, and keep it to refer to as you explore the range of advanced features that this TV offers. [. . . ] See page 32. PC Connection Modem 27 COMMON INTERFACE MODULE MENU The Common Interface Module menu provides access to software contained on Common Interface Modules. These can be inserted in the "CI1" and "CI2" slots located at the rear of the TV. IMPORTANT NOTES: Switch off the TV using the front panel switch before inserting or removing a module. If you are installing a TV software update, please follow the dedicated instructions supplied with the module. Insert the CI module as described below: Inserting a conventional Common Interface Module. Some Common Interface Modules may be a two piece design consisting of a card reader together with the viewing card. When using this design of card, first insert the card reader firmly into a CI slot on the TV (flap side to the left). Secondly, insert the viewing card into the reader. TV Insert flap side to the left ! Viewing card Card reader Switch on the TV Open the Setup menu Move to DVB setup Access DVB setup menu Move to Common Interface Module Access Common Interface Module 28 COMMON INTERFACE MODULE MENU Select the Module name Access the module If no modules are inserted the message "No Module Inserted!" will be displayed. (If you have inserted a module, check that it is fully inserted. ) The features that now appear on screen are dependent on the contents of the selected Common Interface Module. Refer to the instructions supplied with the card or contact the vendor. In all cases, it is possible to navigate the pages using buttons on the remote control, but because the commands available must apply to all manufacturers of DVB equipment, some on- -screen commands may not correspond exactly to the remote control buttons. For example: For the on- -screen command `select' or `go', use the OK button. setup 1 2 3 4 5 parental lock modem settings auto update ONdigital data ONdigital updates select main menu If you see the A " B use the cursor keys. Y symbols, If you see a line of key words displayed in red, green, yellow and blue, use the coloured multifunction buttons to operate the functions. The EXIT button should always allow you to exit the CI software. exit 29 FAVOURITES SETUP MENU The Favourites setup menu allows you to select your favourite programme positions and display them as a list in the TV Guide, to allow quick and easy access to the programs you watch most often. Open the Setup menu. Move to DVB setup. Access DVB Setup menu. Move to Favourites Setup menu. Access Favourites Setup menu. Move to the programme position which you wish to set as a favourite. Press the OK button to set your favourite. A tick appears next to the selected program position. You may move to and select as many programme positions as you wish. To clear a previously selected favourite, select it with the cursor bar and press the OK button. Press the Setup button to return to the DVB- -Setup menu Press the EXIT button to exit 30 SYSTEM UPDATE MENU The System Update menu allows the DVB system to check that it has the latest software. If newer software is available, it can be downloaded. Open the Setup menu Move to DVB setup Access DVB setup menu Move to System Update Access System Update The System Update Menu will appear The DVB system will now begin to search for new software - - this will take a few seconds. If a newer version is available: Important Note!You must not switch off the TV while downloading is in progress, as errors could occur. Downloading will take a few minutes to complete, so check first that there are no imminent programmes that you wish to watch. [. . . ] Switch NICAM setting (Sound menu) to Off until reception improves. Normal Picture 48 DVB TROUBLESHOOTING Some problems will only occur when viewing DVB channels. Due to the different techniques involved in digital reception, DVB signal quality can be poor even if you appear to have a strong signal when viewing analogue programmes. The DVB system requires a good quality signal to provide the best picture. When viewing analogue pictures, interference such as signal reflection from nearby buildings or mountains causes `ghosting', but still provides a viewable picture. [. . . ]