NAD DV58, DV66, DV81 User Manual

V. 2005.2

User manual

OverviewContence

Contence

Accessories 3
Mounting 4
Connections and set-up 9
Remote control 14
Get started 18
Functions 24
Q&A and practical information 33

Congratulations with your high definition LCD TV

Passion for Picture:

We have put all our efforts in creating this unique TV. We hope that you will

enjoy using it as much as we enjoyed creating it!

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Please read this manual before using the product. Keep it for further reference.

Please check that you have received the following accessories together with your LCD TV.

Remote control
Batteries for the remote control (Size"AAA" R6P)
Desktop-stand plate
Rubber list for desktop-stand
Rubber feet for desktop-stand plate
Screws for desktop-stand (4 pcs 4x12mm + 1 extra)
Skruer til VESA vægbeslag (4 pcs 4x5mm + 1 extra)
Warning label for mounting wallmount/VESAmount
220 V power cord
CD-ROM with manual and other information
3m minijack soundcable with goldconnectors
Y-adapter with goldconnectors for centre speaker
Cloth for cleaning of the frontglass
Postcard remote control

Accessories

Introduction

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Chapter 1 Mounting

In this chapter you will find out how to mount your TV on the complementary desktop-stand, or on the tablestand or
the floorstand which you bought as an option. You will also be shown how to use the wallmount.

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M4x12 mm

4x12mm

Mounting the desktop stand

Introduction

Mount the desktop as illustrated below:

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2 x rubber feet

Your LCD TV can be put on the location of your choice. Always take care that the air can flow free through
the ventilation holes on the back of the screen. Never put the TV in a closed bookcase or hang it flat on the
ceiling, because in this way air cannot flow free .

Mounting the table stand

Introduction

Mount the TV on the tablestand as illustrated below. Check also the instructions that accompany the stand.

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4 x M4x8mm

Screw the to fingerscrews in the backplate

It is most convenient to stand with your face

to the frontglass during this operation

Position the screen in the

hole

Mount the botton piece with 4

screws

Mounting the floorstand

Introduction

Mount the floorstand as illustrated below. Check as well the information delivered together with the floorstand.

4 x M4x8mm

Mount the

bottompiece with 4

screws

Screw the 2 fingerscrews in the backplate

It is most convenient to stand with your face

to the frontglass during operation

Position the screen in the

hole

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Your LCD TV can be put on the location of your choice. Always take care that the air can flow free through
the ventilation holes on the back of the screen. Never put the TV in a closed bookcase or hang it flat on the
ceiling, because air cannot flow free in this way.

Remember that the warranty does not cover for faulty installation or faulty use of the mounting.

Fix the wallmount Screw the fingerscrews in the backplate Hang the screen on the wallmount

Spacer

min 20mm

2x big

fingerscrews

Wallmount

Introduction

Mount your wallmount as illustrated below

1. Fix your wallmount to the wall. Make sure that it hangs straight and that it is fixed well.

2. Screw the to fingerscrews into the backplate and bring the spacer in place.

3. Connect the antenna connection

4. Connect the other connections

5. Connect the powercable

6. Let the fingerscrews rest on the wallmount

7. Insert the powercable in the powersocket

Important:

The spacer makes sure that the air

can flow free.

M4 x 5mm

VESA wall bracket

VESA wallmount

Introduction

We strongly recommend you to use the original wallmount. Vesa wallmounts can be used but they do not give the
same stability. Often, VESA wallmounts are not dimensioned for the use of screens of this weight. NEVER use the
screws that are delivered together with a VESA mount. This will damage your TV.

1. Fix the VESA wallmount with the M4x5mm screws, delivered together with you TV.

2. Fix the other part of the VESA wallmount to the wall.

3. Connect the antenna connection

4. Connect the other connections

5. Connect the powercable

6. Fix the TV to the wall

7. Insert the powercable in the powersocket

Your LCD TV can be put on the location of your choice. Just always take care that the air can flow free
through the ventilation holes on the back of the screen. Never put the TV in a closed bookcase or hang it
flat on the ceiling, because air cannot flow free in this way.

Remember that the warranty does not cover for faulty installation or faulty use of the mounting.

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! Warning about VESA mounting !

Only use the M4x5mm screws in the VESA mounting holes on the back

of the screen. Use of longer screws will damage your TV!

Maximum insertion is only 3,5 mm. Longer insertion will damage the TV!

Spacer

min 20mm

Important:

The spacer makes sure that the air

can flow free.

Chapter 2 Connections and set-up

In this chapter you get an overview of what kind of objects can be connected to your LCD TV. Your TV has a lot of
connections/sockets. The objects you want to connect have the same kind of sockets. You will get some examples.

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Connections

Introduction

Overview of the different sockets

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1. Audio out L/R (2xRCA)

2. DVI Audio in/VGA audio in (3,5mm stereo jack)

3. TV-antenna

4. SCART with RGB

5. Audio in L/R (for AV 1 / S-Video / Component) (2xRCA)

6. Component (interlaced eller progressive scan) (3xRCA)

7. AV1 video in (1xRCA)

8. S-VIDEO in (1xRCA)

9. VGA (PC)

10. Service connection

11. DVI-D (Digital Visual Interface) with HDCP

12. Powersocket (110 - 240 V)

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5 6 667 10 121 11

Sockets on the left side (fast access board)

13. AV 2 video in (1xRCA)

14. Audio in L/R for AV 2 (2xRCA)

15. Audio out L/R via minijack (3,3 mm stereo jack)
for headphones

The Y-adaptor should be us ed when you
want to use your TV as a centre speaker

in a surround system

The audiocable can be used when you
have connected somthing to the VGA or
DVI socket and you want to have sound

of this source in the speakers of your

LCD TV

The Y-adaptor and the audiocables that are delivered together with your TV, can be used in
the following way:

Set-up

Introduction

The picture below shows you the different connections in a surround system set-up.

Scart RGB or

Component video signal

Center speaker

Pre-Out signal

Phono L
Phono R

S-video signal for Receiver OSD

Surround
speakers

Front L&R

speakers

Subwoofer

Digital Optical or

Digital Coaxial signal

T533 /
T513

T753/
T743

TV-antennasignal

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