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

2 3 4 5 8 9

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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DV 1

Play Console
Digital Camera
Camcorder

Headphones

Video 2

Fast Access Interface for:

The pictures below show different possibilities:

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Set-up

Introduction

DVD-D (digital RGB)

with HDCP

VGA (analog RGB)

Stereo Audio (mini

Jack)

Component Video

Center speaker

Pre-Out signal

S-video

for Receiver OSD

RGB SCART

Audio/Video signal

TV-antennasignal

or Cable TV

PC / Laptop
High End DVD Player
Digital Satellite Receiver
DVB-T Setup Box

Sattelite Receiver
HD Recorder
VHS Video

Surround
speakers

Front L&R

speakers

Subwoofer

Digital Audio

Audio out L&R

Chapter 3 Remote control

In this chapter you will get an overview over the use of your remote control. As a special feature, your TV can be
controlled by almost all B&O remote controls. An overview of the use of the specific buttons of the different types,
can be found as a pdf file on the CD delivered together with your TV. You can as well use NAD HTR-2. If you did
not receive our aluminum remote, but a plastic one, you will receive an aluminum remote for free at a later date. You
just need to send us the included postcard.

The aluminium remote control is of the learning type and has a USB interface. It can control 6 devices, meaning that
it is the only remote control you need!

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MUTE

V.SIZE PIP

EXIT

MST

PG

INFO

PICTURE STILL

SOUND SLEEP TIME BRIGHT

ERASE SKIP INSERT REPLACE

Menu/Set

TV/Video

NAD

PG+

PG-

VOL- VOL+

i?

0

7 8 9

PRE

PG

TEXT

4 5 6

1 2 3

On/Off

Picture in Picture (PIP)

Mute sound

Volume up and down

Choose source

Picture setting

Skift function in the osd menu

Quit OSD menu or quit submenu

Choose pictureformat:

4:3 Lettebox Lettebox Title
TV mode Auto Mode Fill screen

Text TV

OSD control buttons

TV channel up and down

Insert channel

Erase channel

Skip channel

Brightness in 7 steps

Still picture

Previous channel and subside menu in Text
TV

Show the time
Replace previous channel

Sleep function

Sound settings

Mono / Stereo sound

Channel information

1: TV
2: RGB Scart
3: AV1
4: AV2
5: S-video
6: Component Interlaced
7: Component P-scan
8: VGA/analog RGB
9: DVI/digital RGB

Simple model

Remote control

This remote control guarantees you a simple and fast access to all main functions.

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Activate autobright: EXIT +
TV shows 5 fast blue blinks

Deactivate autobright: EXIT +

Text TV

PIP (Picture In Picture) /

Record

Menu / Set Exit / Back

Choice of picture format

Still picture

Picture settings
Brightness in 7 steps
Time

Last channel and subsides Text-TV

Next channel

Previous

channel

Volume up

Volume down

Text TV keys

Insert channel in the programme edit menu

OSD navigation keys

On / OffMute sound

Source menu/Go

TV mode

Video mode (programmable)

Hard Disc Recorder mode (programmable)
AUX1 mode (programmable)

DVD mode (programmable)

Amplifier/receiver mode (programmable)

Digital TV mode (programmable)

Text TV keys / Zoom +

Skip/unskip channel in the programme edit menu

Text TV keys / Zoom -

Delete channel in the programme edit menu

1: TV
2: RGB Scart
3: AV1
4: AV2
5: S-video
6: Component Interlaced
7: Component P-scan
8: VGA/analog RGB
9: DVI/digital RGB

Remote control DV 1

This programmable remote control can control up to 7 devices. For more information about programming, see the
pdf file about the remote control on the CD. As a standard, the remote control is programmed as follows:

AMP: NAD T753, DVD: NAD T533.

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Text TV keys

Re-insert channel in the programme edit menu

Activate Autobright: EXIT +
TV shows 5 fast blue blinks

Deactivate Autobright: EXIT +

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HTR 2

Remote control

It is possible to use NADs HTR 2. We recommend the following settings :

ON/OFF

Last channel

Mute sound

Volume up / down

Activate OSD menu

Replace channel

Skip or keep channel

TV mode

Choose source

Shift function in OSD menu

Leave OSD menu or EXIT submenu

Choose pictureformat

4:3 Lettebox Lettebox Title

TV mode Automode Fill screen

channel Info

OSD control buttons

TV-channel up / down

Insert channel

Delete channel

Brightness

Picture in Picture (PIP)

Still picture

Picture settings

HTR 2

Sleepfunction

1: TV
2: RGB Scart
3: AV1
4: AV2
5: S-video
6: Component Interlaced
7: Component P-scan
8: VGA/analog RGB
9: DVI/digital RGB

OSD TIME

Text TV

Back to TV after Text TV

Chapter 4 Get started

In this chapter, you get an overview over the basic functions

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Power ON/OFF

Get started

POWER ON/OFF
Switching on the TV

1. Switch on the TV, using the switch on the left side.
The blue light in the speaker area will light up in 1-2 seconds.

2. Wait 5 seconds.

3. Press on your remote to turn on the TV (If nothing happens, try again,
pressing the TV button first).

Your TV needs 10-15 minutes to operate in full brightness

Switching off your TV

1. Press on your remote control.

We recommend you to switch off your TV, using the switch on the left side, if the
TV is not used during a longer period.

The TV goes into stand-by, if there is no signal in more then 15 seconds.
Pressing TV, GO, PG+, PG- will turn the TV on again.

Choose channel

To see the last channel, press Pre PG on the remote.

Volume Control

Mute sound

Use VOL up, VOL down.

Press

To choose the last channel

Use PG+ / PG- or the numeric buttons to choose a TV channel

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Choose source

Get started

Choose source (GO)

The different sockets your TV comes with, give you a lot of possibilities. On top of a scart socket, your TV is
equipped with Component with progressive scan and DVI that can be used together with the newest DVD players.
Just press ”Go” to see the source menu. Use the navigation keys, together with ”Go” to choose a source. You can
also press ”go” + ”the specific number” to switch fast.

Standby mode:

If you choose a source and there is no cable connected, the TV will give the
message ”no signal”. Shift source using the ”GO” button. The TV goes into
stand-by, if there is no signal in more then 15 seconds. Pressing TV, GO, PG+,
PG- will turn on the TV again.

If you have selected TV as a source and you connect a DVD player via scart,
your TV will automatically switch to scart. Switching off the DVD player, will bring
you back to TV. You can go back to TV mode, by pressing PG+, PG-.

1: TV

2: RGB Scart

3: AV1

4: AV2

5: S-Video

6: Component Interlaced

7: Component P-scan

8: VGA/analog RGB

9: DVI /digital RGB

Standard TV mode (RF).

Scart from a DVD player or HD-rec order, with RGB-signal.

Use the socket on the side of the TV for fast access to
camcorders, digital cameras or Play Station.

S-Video for your DVD-player or HD-recorder.

Component Interlaced for DVD, HD-recorder or Set-up box.

VGA for a pc or multimedia device

Component progressive scan for a DVD player that
supports progressive scan

Digital signal with HDCP for your DVD, PC box or set-up box
with DVI socket.
This digital socket gives you the best quality

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Use AV1 only as a emergeny solution, because of the
connections’ limited picture quality.

SOUND

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

VOLUME 25
BALANCE 0
SOUND MODE User
EQUALIZER Press MENU/GO

AVC On

TV SETUP

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

AUTO SCAN Press MENU/GO
MANUAL SCAN Press MENU/GO
FINE TUNE 50
EDIT Press MENU/GO

PICTURE

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

BRIGHTNESS 50
CONTRAST 50
COLOUR 50
SHARPNESS 50

TEMPERATURE Normal
RECALL Press MENU/GO

TIME

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

SLEEP Off
WAKE UP Press MENU/GO
TIME Press MENU/GO
AM / 24 HOUR MODE 24 Hour mode

EDIT PROGRAM

S 01 TV2_ _ _ _ S 02 DR1 _ _ _ S 03 DR2 _ _ _
S 04 RTL_ _ _ _ S 05 SULO _ _ S 06 SUPE _ _
S 07 _ _ _ _ _ _ S 08 _ _ _ _ _ _ S 09 _ _ _ _ _ _

DELETE SKIP SET UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

EQUALIZER

120 Hz 50
500 Hz 25

1.5 kHz 42
5 kHz 33
10 kHz 63

SPATIAL 50

UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

AUTO SCAN

SYSTEM BG D/K I
STORAGE P 1
SCAN Press MENU/GO

UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

MANUAL SCAN

SYSTEM BG D/K I
STORAGE P 1
BAND Cable
CHANNEL 35

UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

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OSD menu on a video background

Overview OSD menu

Get started

The OSD menu is build up around keywords: Picture (to adjust the picture), Sound (to adjust the sound), Misc. (to
choose how the menu is shown), Time (to adjust functions related to time) og TV setup (for TV channel set-up).

MISC

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

VIDEO SIZE TV mode
OSD LANGUAGE English
OSD SHEET Opaque
OSD POSITION

V3.0-PD-LEA6o DALVIG

Remark:

On every source you can adjust picture, without interfering the
settings of the other sources. It that way you can have your
favourite setting for every source, enjoying the best available picture
quatlity. The different settings are saved by the TV.

Component p-scan, DVI and VGA mode:

Overview OSD menu

Get started

In Component p- scan, DVI og VGA you have a wider choice of settings.
You can adjust each RGB (red, green and blue) colour individually, choosing "User" under colourtemperature. It is

recommended to make small adjustments, one colour at the time.
In the submenu you can select the position of the picture. This can be necessary, because DVD players do not

always centre the picture in the same way.
You can also choose PIP (Picture in Picture) on these three sources.

PICTURE

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

BRIGHTNESS 50
CONTRAST 60

POSITION Press MENU/GO

TEMPERATURE User

RED 60
GREEN 60
BLUE 60

PIP

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

PIP ON/OFF PIP off
PIP SOURCE TV
AUDIO SOURCE PIP

PIP POSITION

POSITION

H-POSITION 50
V-POSITION 50
PHASE 50
H-SIZE 50

UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

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H-position moves the total picture to the left or the right.
V-position moves the total picture up or down.
Phase adjusts the phase
H-size enlarges or diminishes the picture horizontally

All adjustments are minor.

PIP Source makes it possible to choose between TV,
scart, AV1, AV2 og S-video. On top of that you can
choose to receive sound from the prime source or the PIP
source.

You can change the picture format by pressing F(format). The red
frame is the screen of your LCD TV

Scales 4:3 formatet, so it fits to the size of the screen without
maintaining the ratio between width and heigth.

Use this format when you use a DVD player and the
programme is in 16:9 (1.78:1 og 1.85:1) or 2.35:1

Traditional 4:3 TV format

This is the basic format for convenient TV watching.
The ratio between width and heigth is kept in the middle, but not
at the left and right side. This means that you can see 4:3 TV
and 16/9 programmes without making compromises. Most
information is at your disposal and picture quality and sharpness
remain high.

MISC Justering

"Fit Aspect" mode

"Fill screen" mode

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4:3

1.33 : 1
format

4:3

1.33 : 1
format

4:3

1.33 : 1
format

Sub-title text line #1
Sub-title text line #2

Sub-title text line #1
Sub-title text line #2

16:9

1.85 :1

1.78 : 1
format

"AUTO" mode

Use this format only, when you have choosen scart as source.
The picture will automatically change between 4:3 and 16:9.

Get started Picture format

Picture format

"Letter Box" mode

This is a 4:3 picture where you zoom in, so the picture fits
horizontally. The consequence is of course that a part of the
picture disappears in the top and the bottom.

You can choose this format if you would like to keep the ratio
between width and height, using the available place or when
the input signal is letterbox.

As ”Letter Box”, but you get more of the bottom then of the top to
allow for two text lines.

Can be used in the same way as ”Letter Box”, where subtitles are
very important.

"Letter Box Title" mode

"TV" mode

4:3

1.33 : 1
format

Chapter 5 Functions

In this chapter you will get more information about the different functions of your LCD TV. Your TV is for instance
equipped with an ambient light sensor, which measures the light in the room and automatically adapts the
brightness.

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1. Select TV

2. Press Menu

3. Select ”TV SETUP” in the main menu

4. Press GO

5. Select "AUTO scan" in the submenu

6. Select TV-system

B/G D/K I for Denmark/Norway/Sweden and Benelux
L for Secam

7. Select "scan" and press GO. Your TV will start to scan all the available
channels, and saves them in the same order they appear.

8. Press EXIT in case you want to stop scanning.

If you desire to add a channel from another TV-system (satelite), you can use the above
procedure.

You can save up to 99 channels.

1. Select TV

2. Press Menu

3. Select "TV SETUP" in the main menu

4. Press GO

5. Select "MANUAL SCAN" and press GO

6. Select ”CHANNEL” and use the navigation keys and
If you found a channel you want to stock, you can add it by pressing,

or

key: inserts a channel
key: replaces a channel

You can continue your search by pressing or

6. Press EXIT to stop

Manuel Scan

TV SETUP

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

AUTO SCAN Press MENU/GO
MANUAL SCAN Press MENU/GO
FINE TUNE 50
EDIT Press MENU/GO

TV SETUP

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

AUTO SCAN Tast MENU/GO
MANUAL SCAN Tast MENU/GO
FINE TUNE 50
EDIT Tast MENU/GO

AUTO SCAN

SYSTEM BG D/K I
STORAGE P 1
SCAN Press MENU/GO

UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

Automatic or manual selection

TV channel selection

Automatic channel selection

MANUAL SCAN

SYSTEM BG D/K I
STORAGE P 1
BAND CABLE
CHANNEL 35

UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

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Channel edit

TV channel selection

Channel edit

1. Select TV

2. Press Menu

3. Select "TV SETUP" in the main menu

4. Press Go

5. Select "EDIT" in the submenu

6. Press Go
In the submenu ”EDIT PROGRAM” will appear.

7. Select the channel you want to change, using the navigationkeys:
Use to proceed fast (9 channels at the

time), use to proceed one channel at the time.

8. Press Go to choose "program to edit mode" as shown on the right.

Now you can change the channel number using and . You can
change the channels’ name using and then .

You can use one of the below mentioned functions.

Press after you have selected the channel you want to delete. The
selected channel will be deleted. You cannot delete a channel if you
are in the ”program to edit” mode. In this case you need to press exit
first.

Delete channel

Skip channel

Press . An ´s´ will be shown in another colour on the left side of
the channel number. To regret, press again. The coloured ’s’ will
disappear and you can use PG+ or PG- or the NUMMERIC keys.

Channel without
a name or empty
channel

02: shows the channel number
DR1: TV channel name

TV SETUP

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

AUTO SCAN Press MENU/GO
MANUAL SCAN Press MENU/GO
FINE TUNE 50
EDIT Press MENU/GO
SYSTEM B/G D/K I

EDIT PROGRAM

S 01 TV2_ _ _ _ S 02 DR1 _ _ _ S 03 DR2 _ _ _
S 04 RTL_ _ _ _ S 05 ZULU _ _ S 06 SUPE _ _
S 07 _ _ _ _ _ _ S 08 _ _ _ _ _ _ S 09 _ _ _ _ _ _

DELETE SKIP SET UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

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RF TV fine tuning

TV channel selection

RF TV fine tuning

1. Select TV

2. Press Menu

3. Select "TV SETUP" in the main menu using the navigation keys

4. Press Go

5. Select "FINE TUNE"

6. Press Go

7. You can finetune the channel using or

Recommendations to reduce RF TV noise:

A) Use an antenna signal booster.

B) Use the picture format TV mode, to obtain the best picture quality.

C) Some channels have a bad signal, resulting in a picture with noise.

The picture can often be improved by finetuning the channel in the
PICTURE menu. Reduce the value under ”FINE TUNE” from 50 til 45.

D) You can also try to reduce the sharpness from level 60 to 20 or
even 0 in the PICTURE menu.

E) If all of the above doesn’t work, try to decrease the contrast from 50
to 40.

F) Use a 75 ohms low capacity cable, or make the cable shorter.

G) The quality of a PAL signal is limited. Picture quality is always

dependent of the quality of the signal, quality of the source, etc.

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BRIGHT

TIME

V. SIZE

PRE CH

AMP

DVD

Picture

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

BRIGHTNESS 50
CONTRAST 40
COLOR 50
SHARPNESS 0

TEMPERATURE Normal
RECALL Press MENU/GO

TV SETUP

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

AUTO SCAN Press MENU/GO
MANUAL SCAN Press MENU/GO
FINE TUNE 45
EDIT Press MENU/GO
SYSTEM B/G D/K I

OSD

Adjust time

TIME

Adjust TIME

Sleep-function

Wake up

You can choose to wake up with your favorite TV channel.
The TV will start automatically on the last watched TV channel.

4. Press and select WAKE UP in the submenu

5. Press GO

6. Use and and choose one of the following possibilities:

"Off" No automatic wake up selected
"Everyday" Your TV starts playing every day at the selected time
"Once" Your TV starts playing once

7. Press

8. Select the desired hour using and

9. Press

10. Select the desired minutes using and

11. To reselect the WAKE UP function, select

Press EXIT to exit the menu.

1. Press MENU to activate the OSD menu

2. Use or to select TIME in the main menu

3. Press Go

4. Press and select TIME in the submenu

5. Press Go

5. Press or to select minutes or hours

6. Change both using and

7. Press EXIT to exit the menu

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TIME

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

SLEEP Off
WAKE UP Press MENU/GO
TIME Press MENU/GO
AM / 24 HOUR MODE 24 Hour mode

4. Select SLEEP in the submenu

5. Press Go

6. Press "30", "60", "90", "120", "180" minutes or "OFF"

(deactivate the sleep function) using or .

7. Press EXIT to exit the menu

Fast key - time

In order to check the time, press time.

Adjust the sound using Volume, Balance og Equalizer in the OSD
menu.

1. Press MENU to activate the menu

2. Press and select "SOUND" from the main menu

3. Press GO to enter the "SOUND" menu

Under ”VOLUME” in the submenu, use and to adjust the
soundlevel. Volumelevel goes from 0 to 100. You can off course as
well use the volumekeys on the remote control. In the low area,
volumel adjustments are small.

OSD

Sound adjustment

Sound

AUTO Volume Justering (AVC)

AVC is efficient in order to keep the same volume level when
changing channels. Use and GO to select "AVC MODE".
Use to select "ON" or "OFF".

4. Press EXIT to leave the menu.

EQUALIZER set-up

Select a sound mode

Balance adjustment

Volume adjustment

You can only change the Equalizer setting, if the "SOUND MODE" is
”USER". In "EQUALIZER" in the submenu, you can use
together with GO. You can select a frequency and change the
settings with . The spatial efftect can be adjusted
under "SPATIAL". From 51 you have spacial effect in stead of
stereo effect.

Use and GO to use the ”Sound mode”. Use or to
select the pre-programmed sound modes. You can choose between
"NORMAL", "CINEMA", "NEWS", "FLAT" og "USER".

Use and GO to select ”BALANCE”. Use or to
adjust the balance between left and right. You can select a value
between - 50 til + 50

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EQUALIZER

120 Hz 50
500 Hz 25

1.5 kHz 42
5 kHz 33
10 kHz 63

SPATIAL 50

UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT EXIT

LYD

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

VOLUME 10
BALANCE 0
SOUND MODE User
EQUALIZER Press GO

AVC On

PixelClear

Auto brightness

PixelClear Brightness settings

Your TV is equipped with a light sensor that constantly measures the ambient
light, calculates and regulates to the appropriate brightness. This results in
optimal picture quality, whether it is very light or very dark.

You can also choose to adapt the brightness manually in 7 steps.

Autobright
Activate autobright:

1. Press EXIT + consecutively -> Your TV will accept with 5 fast blue

blinks in the speaker area.

The TV measures the light in the room and sets the appropriate brightness.
The lightsensor measures continuously and adjusts the brightness once in a
while.

On top of this automatic brightness regulation, you can still finetune the
brightness and the contrast individually for every source, by pressing the PIC
(picture) key.

Remark: Autobright is not activated when you watch the first time. Autobright
can also be activated by a B&O remote control .

Autobright is not active on VGA, DVI and Component P-scan.

Deactivate autobright:

1. Press EXIT + consecutively -> Your TV will accept with one blue blink

in the speaker area.

Manual regulation

You can decide the appropriate brightness and contrastlevel yourself:

Press BRIGHT and choose one of the seven levels using the BRIGHT key.
The present brightness level is shortly shown on your TV:

Dark 1 It is totally dark in the room
Dark 2 It is dark in the room
Dark 3 There is a bit of light in the room
Normal Normal light conditions
Bright 1 It is daylight, cloudy
Bright 2 It is daylight, bright room
Bright 3 It is daylight, strong sunlight and big windows

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"MISC" menu makes it possible to change the look of your OSD menu

1. Press MENU to activate the OSD menu

2. Use or and select "MISC" in the main menu

3. Press GO

Select ”OSD sheet” in the submenu

Change OSD background, using or

Opaque Select a coloured background
Transparent Select a transparent background

OSD

Miscelaneous

Misc. adjustment

OSD language

OSD position

OSD background

You can choose ”OSD language” in the submenu.

Select ”OSD POSITION” in the submenu. You have 9 choices.
Select OSD position using or

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MISC

MENU UP DOWN EXIT

VIDEO SIZE TV mode
OSD LANGUAGE English
OSD sheet Opaque
OSD POSITION

V3.0 – PD32LEA6o DALVIG

Fast text

Text TV

Text TV

You can shift to text TV, by pressing TEXT on your remote control. Press
once more to come into a transparant mode, and once more to exit.

Text TV On/Mix/Off

In some countries one can see coloured fields in the bottom of a text TV page.
Every colour has a different meaning and is used to navigate faster.

Chapter / Group / page shift

Her you can navigate fast from chapter to chapter (100, 200, 300,
etc.)

Use this button to go to the next group (110, 120, 130, etc.)

With this one, you can go to the next available page (use PG+
as an alternative)

Use this button, to go to the previous page

You can of course use the numeric keypad as well.

To move to the next or the previous page, you can use the navigation keys
up and down.

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Subsides

Zoom

You can zoom in order to have a more readable text. Use F(format) to
zoom.

Sometimes you have pages with subsides (f.eks. 1/5). It is possible to
navigate in these subsides. Press PRE PG followed by or .

Chapter 6 Q&A and practical information

In case you encounter a problem, use Q&A as a first reference.
You can also find other practical information in this chapter.

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Q&A

Support

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It is important to be able to use your TV in all possible ways. Her a list with the following catergories: Contrast glass,
General, Mounting, Picture, Remote control and Sound.

Group Problem Question Answer

C1

Contrast
glass

Cleaning May I use alcohol or another strong acid to

clean the screen? What about the use of
water?

Contrast glass is real glass. We recommend you clean your screen with
screen cleaner and a soft tissue that does not make scratches (the micro
fibre cloth is fine). The use of water is no problem. Avoid always water
from entering in the cabinet.

C2

Contrast
glass

Functionality What is the function of the contrast glass? The contrast glass has three functions. First, it increases the contrast with

almost 50 %, which results in a better black. Second, it decreases
reflexion of light by 25 times. Third, it protects the LCD panel.

C3

Contrast
glass

LCD panel
damage

Can a child damage the LCD panel by hitting
with a plastic object?

Although one should be careful, especially with sharp objects, the contrast
screen protects the LCD panel from being damaged.

G1

General Bathroom May I place the TV in my bathroom? No, this is not recommended

G2

General Burn-in I watch the same TV channel every day.

Should I be afraid for burn-in of the channel’s
logo?

No, you shouldn’t. LCD technology makes burn-in impossible.

G3

General Heat Is it save that the TV feels so warm when

operating?

The aluminium frame takes the heat away from the electronic parts. This
construction, together with the holes on the rear makes a fan superfluous.
So it is natural that it feels warm.

G4

General Power

consumption

I have heard that flat screens use a lot of
power. Is this correct?

LCD TVs do not use a lot of power. Actual power consumption is less then
an old fashioned TV and about half the consumption of a plasma TV.

G5

General Sunlight Can I place the back of the TV in direct

sunlight?

It is not recommended to place the back of the TV in the sunlight. The TV
could overheat in strong sunlight.

G6

General Ticking When I start my LCD TV and it is silent, I can

sometimes hear a soft ticking. Is something
broken?

No, aluminium is metal and can expand a bit when it becomes warm. The
ticking should disappear after a short time.

G7

General VESA

mounting

Can I mount a VESA bracket on the back of
the screen?

Yes, but make sure to use only the small ( 5-6mm) screws that were
delivered together with your NAD TV.
Never use force to insert a screw in the back panel more then 3,5 mm.

M1

Mounting Table stand Is it possible to buy a table stand? Yes, a special designed table stand in aluminium with cable management

is available.

• DV66TS for 23” and 26”

• DV81TS for 32”

M2

Mounting Wall

mounting

The TV is not hanging correctly on the wall.
What can I do?

Remember to place the 20 mm spacer between the TV and the wall as
shown in you manual. The spacer makes sure that the air can flow free
behind the screen and that the TV hangs right.

M3

Mounting Wall

mounting

I would like to hang my screen on the wall. Do
you have an easy solution so it hangs stable
and tight?

Yes, we can supply our own wall bracket for the 26” and the 32”.
Ordering number: DV81WB

P1

Picture 720p / 1080i What HD TV signal gives the best picture on

my NAD TV? 720p or 1080i?

We recommend to use 720p progressive (1280x720 pixels full frames)

P2

Picture Best Picture How do I get the best picture on my LCD TV? The NAD LCD TV is a high quality product. It is nevertheless only possible

to show a very good picture when you hav e a good source and a good
connection.
The best sources are HD TV and DVD. Both function best with digital
connections (DVI, HDMI). The VGA socket gives you a good picture as
well (HD TV, computer). DVD players give a good picture with component
(especially with progressive scan). We advise to use a good quality DVD
player. The bigger the screen you possess, the more important this is.

P3

Picture Bright

setting

Is there a fast way to give the TV more
brightness in daylight conditions?

Yes, there is. You can press the bright key on the remote control.

P4

Picture Component I connected a component cable. Red is blue

and blue is red on component signal. Does
my TV need service?

No. Check the connection. Probably you switched the red and the blue
connection.

P5

Picture Component No signal on component signal. What should I

do?

Check the connection. You have probably not connected the cables
correctly or one of the cables is loose.

P6

Picture Component

progressive
scan

I connected a component cable and there are
2 diffuse pictures on component signal. What
is wrong?

You are sending a progressive signal to the TV while your TV is set to
component. Select the right input from the source menu (component p­scan).

P7

Picture Dark picture The picture is very dark when I turn on the TV.

What is wrong?

Your LCD TV has a backlight panel. Only after 10-15 minutes this light
reaches its full brightness.

P8

Picture DVI/HDCP I just bought a new DVD player that has a DVI

socket. I connected it to my TV, but the
picture disappears all the time. What is
wrong?

Most probably your TV has no HDCP (High bandwidth digital content
protection). This is in short a signal encryption to protect DVD films from
being copied digitally. From the second quarter of 2005 we included this in
our production. It is possible to have your TV upgraded. Ask your dealer
for a price.

P9

Picture Harmful to

eyes

Can a too bright picture be harmful for m y
eyes?

An LCD panel has a very high brightness. The contrast glass has however
the ergonomic feature that it protects your eyes, just like expensive
sunglasses do. So, just enjoy your NAD TV.

P10

Picture No picture

on DVI

I connected my DVD player to the DVI socket,
selected the right source/input , but I do not get
any picture. What should I do?

Try to shut off the DVD player and the TV and start again.

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P11

Picture No signal on

DVI

I connected my computer to the DVI socket, but
there is “no signal”. Is there something wrong
with my computer?

The DVI standard is very broad and we have experienced that some graphical
cards are not compatible with the DVI standard used in LCD TV.

P12

Picture PC DVI

resolution

Which settings should I use w hen I connect my
computer to the DVI socket?

32” DV81HD, DV81M and 26” DV66HD, DV66M2 and 23” DV58HD:
1366x768 or 1280x768 or 1024 x 768 or 800 x60 0

26” DV66M:
1280x768 or 800x600

22” DV56M:
1280x720 or 800x600

P13

Picture PC VGA

resolution

Which settings should I use w hen I connect my
computer to the VGA socket?

The refresh rate should be set to 60Hz. The resolution should be as follows:

• 1366x768 for DV81HD, DV66HD, DV58HD, DV81M, DV66M2

• 1280x768 for DV66M

• 1280x720 for DV56M

Most video boards support these resolutions. When you use other resolutions
your LCD TV will scale the picture.

P14

Picture RGB

adjustment

Can I adjust the individual RGB (red, green and
blue) colours?

Yes, it is possible on the following inputs:

• Component progressive scan (p-scan)

• VGA (Analog RGB)

• DVI (Digital RGB)

P15

Picture RGB scart

picture

When I start my DVD player, connected via the
RGB scart input to the TV, the picture from the
player is shown automaticall y, but th ere is too
much colour in the picture. What is wrong?

Although a picture is shown, you should switch to scart (RGB scart). This will
give a better picture.

P16

Picture TV picture I connected my TV cable. The picture is a lot

worse then when connecting my DVD player.
How can I make it better?

The old PAL standard is in today’s eyes a relative poor standard and although
we do our best to make the picture as good as possible – the source is a big
restriction. If it is really unacceptable, try the following:

• Make the cable as short as possible;

• Have your signal tested by a professional;

• Fine tune the channel down to 45.

• Eliminate all sharpness in the picture menu.

• Make sure not to send the RF-TV cable through the VCR or HD

recorder before it reaches the TV. Use instead a good TV amplifier
to split the TV signal.

P17

Picture TV picture I just bought my TV and I can see horizontal lines

in the TV picture, do I bring it back?

No, you can in general eliminate them by pressing to times on the TEXT- TV
button.

P18

Picture White

corners

Sometimes in dark scenes, I get the impression
that there is more light in the corners. Is
something broken?

It is true that on some panels, there is some visible light in the corners. This is
not a mistake, but the result of the way your LCD TV is built.

R1

Remote
control

B&O remote I tried operating my TV with a B&O remote

control as I understood that this was possible.
Why doesn’t it work?

Probably you TV does not have this function. It is however possible to have
your TV upgraded. You can contact your dealer for an offer.

R2

Remote
control

NAD alu
remote

Is it possible to have my plastic remote control
upgraded?

We regret that the implementation of an appropriate remote was delayed a
couple of times. It is possible to have your remote control upgraded to a well
designed, aluminium one with learning m ode. Ask your deal er for an offer if this
is not included in your package.

R3

Remote
control

Remote
control

The remote control does not work properly. What
should I do?

You should point your remote control in the direction of the TV without
obstacles in between. Make sure you are not in a menu. If it still doesn’t work,
contact your dealer.

S1

Sound Centre

speaker

Can I use the speaker of my NAD TV as a centre
speaker in my surround sound system?

Yes, connect the centre mono line signal from the surround receiver to the L&R
audio input. Use a Y-adapter/cable to go from stereo to mono.

S2

Sound DVI/VGA I connected my DVD player/computer to the

DVI/VGA socket and the audio cables to the
audio socket. Why do I not get any sound?

The sockets work in pairs, one for picture and one for sound. With DVI/RGB
you have to use the mini-jack on the rear, next to the RF antenna input.

S3

Sound No

sound/Audio
in

I have connected the L&R audio signal from the
DVD player to the phono connectors on the right
in the connector box. Why do I not get any
sound?

The phono connectors on the right side in the connector box are audio out
connectors and NOT audio in connectors. Connect the audio in signal correct to
the phono connectors in the top of the connector box.

S4

Sound No

sound/Audio
out

I have connected the L&R audio signal from the
phono connectors in the top of the connector box
to my sound system. Why do I not get any
sound?

The phono connectors in the top of the connector box are audio in connectors,
NOT audio out. Connect the audio out signal to the phono connectors in right
side of the connector area and the back of the TV.

S5

Sound No sound When I shift TV channel, there is sometimes

almost no sound the first 10 seconds. What can I
do?

AVC (Automatic volume control) protects you from volume shifts (especially
during commercials). Volume is kept at the same level, the processor however
needs sometimes a bit of time to set the right volume. You can disable the
AVC.

S6

Sound TV channel

sound on
VGA mode !

When I switch to PC VGA input I can hear some
TV channel TV sound in the speakers. What can
I do?

Check the connections at both ends of the scart cable. Always use a fully wired
scart cable.

S7

Sound Synchronisati

on

On some TV channels, the sound comes a bit
later then the picture – does my TV need
service?

Unfortunately, some channels have synchronisation problems. We had our
LCD TV tested at an independent lab to find out if there were synchronisation
flaws. The result showed that the LCD TV works perfec tly.

Packing

Support

Always use the original packing in case you need to send or move the TV. Put your LCD TV as illustrated.
The following information is essential if you need to send your TV to service.

Model name : NAD LCD TV DVxxxx
Serial nr.:
Describtion of failure:
Copy of the invoice:
Dealers navn, address and telephone number:
Personal information: Name, address, telephone nr., and e-mail (voluntary)
Your signature:
Dealers stamp and signature:
Date:

We strongly recommend that you keep the original packing. The packing is constructed to give optimal support and
protection of the LCD TV under transport. The packing is important if you would come in the unfortunate situation
that your TV needs service or if you move house. Never use packing that is not original. Address the shop where
you bought your product in order to receive a new packing. Your TV warranty is not valid if a product breaks as a
result of not original packing

TVs’ packing

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Packing
seen from the
side

Packing, seen
from the top

All material used can be recycled. You can deliver them at an environmental station.
Remember to follow local rules regarding paking, batteries and broken parts.

Service

Support

Service

Warranty conditions

Environmental information

The warranty is only valid, if you have an original receipt and the serial number is readable.
NADs obligations are limited to repair or exchange of broken parts, at NADs convenience.
Repairs under warranty need to be done by an authorised servicecenter. No amount is credited for repairs

done by an unauthorised servicecenter. The warranty is not valid for repairs that are the consequence of
damage to the product at an unauthorised service center.

The product is not broken, if there is a national, local or security-related demand in an other country then the
country this product is initially designed and produced for.

This warranty does not include the above modifications, and nothing will be credited for such modifications or
damages that are a result of these modifications. The warrany is not valid for:

a) Periodical service, general care, repair or replacement as the result of normal wear and tear.
b) Costs related to transport, demounting or installation of the product.
c) Misuse, including the use of the product for other purposes than it is designed for or faulty installation.
d) Damages as the result of lightning, water, fire, catastrophes, war, rebels, wrong voltage, inadequate

ventilation or other reasons not under control of NAD

The warranty is valid for every legal owner of the product during the warranty period.

Contact your dealer if you have a question about warranty. If you need service during the warranty period, always
include the original receipt.
Important: Never send your TV to service without giving any notice . Always pack the product in the original
packing. The productwarranty is not valid, if the product is damaged as a result of no original packing.

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Pixel failure policy

Support

Despite the fact the your LCD TV is based on the most advanced and newest technology, is it technically not
possible to avoid pixel failure. The reason is that the panel used in your LCD TV is composed of millions of
transistors. Only a small percentage of TV’s will have these minor failures.
A pixel failure can be seen as a lighting pixel or a dark tiny spot on the screen. A lighting pixel wil normally be red,
green or blue.

Pixel failure

Practical

Pixel failure policy

If there are more then 3 lighting pixtures or 4 dark pixels on your TV, the product warranty gives coverage. A pixel
failure is defined as a lighting or dark pixel that can be seen at a distance of more then one meter.

Your LCD TV has 1366 x 768 pixels. Each of them is composed of 3 subpixels which light red, green or blue. A
pixel failure appears when one of these millions of transistors doesn’t function.

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Safety instructions

Do not stress your TV with temperature swings (under 5 degrees or over 35 degrees) or extreme
moisture (less then 10 % or more then 75%)
To avoid electrical chock, your TV should be earthed.

Support

Never spill water over the TV.

Never put metal objects, as coins or

hairslides into the TV. This can cause

electrical chock or fire.

Do not place your TV in a room that

is filled with vapour, as the bathroom

or other places where it can be wet.

The power cable may not come in

contact with an objec t that produces a lot

of heat, as a stove. This can result in

fire or electrical chock.

Never take the plug out ot the socket

with wet hands.

If you would see smoke or detect a

strong smell, switch off and unplug

the TV and contact your dealer or

servicecenter.

Your TVs’ ventilation holes may

never be covered by curtains or other

objects, as ventilation will stop. A

high temperature can cause your TV

to fail.

Do not put your TV in direct sunlight

or beside something that produces a

lot of heat, like a stove or a open

fireplace

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Unplug your TV under lightning or when

the TV is not used for a longer period.

Lighning can cause produ ct failure

This product fulfils the conditions stated in
the EEU directive 73/23 and 89/336

Technical specification, features, and use thereoff are subject to change without notice.

Passion for Picture