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Quik ‘N Easy Setup
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BEGIN CHANNEL SEARCH
Channel Search Note
Before starting All Channel Search, point your antenna(s) toward the transmitting tower(s). (Log onto
www.antennaweb.org, then type in your street
address and zip code to view a list of your local channels and the type of antenna that is necessary to receive
them. Click on “View Street Level Map” to see a map
and graph of the transmitting towers in your area.)
The channel search process may take a few minutes.
Please be patient.
Skip Channel Search Option
If you receive your local channels from a Satellite or Cable
Box connection, or you intend
only to watch videos or to play
video games on this DTV,
press the EXIT key to skip the
Channel Search process.
Then press the INPUT key on
the remote control to select
the AV signal source: Video 1,
Video 2, Video 3, or HDMI.
See Quik Step 3 below.
1
Press the POWER key.
2
Press the CH L (channel up) key to start
All Channel Search.
SEARCH FOR
AVAILABLE CHANNELS
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nd
First
Please connect all signals and antennas to
jacks and terminals on the back of the TV.
Then press the Channel UP key.
Press EXIT key to cancel setup.
Initial On-Screen Display
No input signal sources could be located.
Please check cable or antenna connections.
Then press the Channel UP key.
No Signal Detected—Press CHANNEL UP Again
CONNECT DIGITAL ANTENNA
Don’t be fooled by the phrase “Available in
High-Definition.” To receive your local
Digital channels in stunning High-Definition,
you must connect an antenna to the Digital
Antenna In terminal.
Other digital signals can be received from a
set-top box (STB) through the VIDEO 2,
VIDEO 3, and HDMI Jacks (see Quik Step 3
below). The signal makes the difference.
Connect an antenna or your analog cable system to the UHF/VHF/CATV terminal to
receive analog channels.
CONNECT
ANTENNAS
1
st
DIGITAL
ANTENNA IN
SERVICE
UHF/VHF/CATV
UHF/VHF/CATV
DIGITAL
ANTENNA IN
Antenna
Antenna
or
Cable
HIGH-DEFINITION TELEVISION
1
45 6
123
POWER
INPUT
45 6
123
CAPTION EXIT
VOL
RESETAUDIOPIX SHAPE
CH
POWER
key
CHANNEL
UP key
INPUT
key
M
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.
2. 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.
1. DO NOT connect your HD
Satellite receiver, HD Cable Box
receiver, or DVD player to the
Composite input jacks (VIDEO 1)
on the DTV.
2. DO NOT connect the RF
output of a High-Definition
receiver (Satellite or Cable Box)
to either DTV RF input terminal.
To view the highest resolution
your Digital AV set-top box or
DVD player can reproduce, you
must connect it to the VIDEO 2,
VIDEO 3, or HDMI inputs.
NOTE: Refer to the owner’s manual for
HDMI connection instructions.
DVD PLAYER CONNECTION (most common method)
THE SIGNAL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
The Component jacks on this DTV will accept HDTV, EDTV, or
SDTV video signals, making Component a great choice when con-
necting 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 program-
ming and you must connect an HD Receiver to your DTV to view HD images.
Connecting a DVD Player
(VIDEO 2 or VIDEO 3)
1
Simply connect a Component
cable to a set of Green, Blue,
and Red video jacks on the
DTV and to a DVD player, as
shown. (Cable is not supplied.)
2
Then connect an Audio cable
to the matching set of White
and Red audio jacks, as shown,
and to the DVD player. (Cable
is not supplied.)
3
Use the INPUT key on the
remote control to select Video 2
or Video 3. (See Skip Channel
Search Option under Quik Step
2 above.)
DVD PLAYER AND OTHER CRUCIAL
DIGITAL EQUIPMENT AUDIO VIDEO CONNECTIONS
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VIDEO OUT SELECT
COPONENT
S
Y
P
BPR
AUDIO OUT
RL
VIDEO OUT
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
S-VIDEO OUT
DIGITAL
OUT
OPT.
VIDEO 1 VIDEO 2 VIDEO 3
SERVICE
Y
Pr
Pb
S-VIDEO
Y
PrV
Pb
L
R
L
R
L
R
AUDIO
OUTPUT
L
R
Audio
Video
DVD Player
(or Satellite receiver, Digital
Cable box, video
game, etc.)
DIGITAL
ANTENNA IN
SERVICE
UHF/VHF/CATV
DIGITAL
AUDIO OUT
COMPONENT OUT
(1080i/720p/480p)
Y
P
B
PR
A/V OUT
(480i)
S-VIDEO
OUT
AUDIO
L
R
VIDEO
IN
OUT
(1080i/7
HDMI
OUTPUT
DO NOT Connect Your HD Receiver
or DVD Player to the Composite Jacks
DO NOT Connect an HD Receiver
to either RF Terminal
DTV Back
VIDEO1 VIDEO2 VIDEO3
SERVICE
Y
Pr
Pb
S-VIDEO
L
R
Y
PrV
Pb
L
R
L
R
AUDIO
OUTPUT
HDMI
INPUT
VIDEO OUT SELECT
COPONENT
S
Y
P
BPR
RL
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT
S-VIDEO OUT
DIGITAL
OUT
OPT.
AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT
L
R
© 2006 Sanyo Manufacturing Corporation
DTV Back
DTV Back
NOTE: This DTV has two identical
sets of Component AV jacks (VIDEO 2
& VIDEO 3), use either set (or both
sets) when connecting digital AV
equipment.
EXIT
key
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POSITIONING PRECAUTIONS
Always use an appropriate table or stand when positioning your Plasma
DTV. For best viewing, avoid locating the DTV where direct sunlight or
indoor lighting falls on the screen.
NOTE: The optimum viewing distance of
your new Sanyo Wide Screen
Plasma DTV is 8.75 feet.
REMOVING THE FEET
Tools Needed: Phillips screwdriver
1
Remove two (2) screws from each foot bracket, then slide the feet
out of the brackets.
POSITIONING THE PLASMA DTV
REMOVING THE FEET
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Allow adequate space for proper
ventilation (3 to 4 inches on the
sides, top, and back).
IMPORTANT
NOTE:
Place the DTV face
down on a padded
or cushioned surface to protect the
screen and finish.
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).
Letterbox—Wide Screen format.
Dark bars may appear at the top
and bottom of the image (Pix2).
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).
Pix4—This mode stretches the
Pix3 image horizontally (portions
of the sides and/or top and bottom
may be cropped off).
NOTE: The shapes available to you
depend on the aspect ratio of the
broadcast signal and the input
mode. They may differ in appearance from those represented here.
NOTES: Your new Wide Screen televi-
sion 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.
A program filmed or video
taped in wide screen format
(16:9 or greater) will show more
of the scene than a program
filmed or video taped with an
aspect ratio of 4:3.
See what you’ve been missing with your
new SANYO Wide Screen DTV.
IDENTIFYING PICTURE SHAPES
AND PIX SHAPE KEY OPERATION
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16:9 Wide Screen Image
4:3 Image
Simulated TV Images
4:3 image stretched
horizontally
Pix3 image, with portions of
the image cropped
With Pix4 more of the image
may be cropped
16:9 image fills the screen
horizontally without distortion
4:3 image on a 16:9 screen
without distortion
Simulated TV Image
THE SIGNAL MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
Composite connectors are included on your new DTV to provide continued compatibility with older analog devices, such as a VCR.
The S-Video connector will provide the best analog resolution. If you
have an S-Video connector on your old analog equipment, you should
use it instead of the standard video connector. (Cables are not supplied.)
1
Connect your analog AV equipment to the set of VIDEO 1 jacks,
as shown here, matching connector colors to jack colors.
2
Use the INPUT key on the remote control to select Video 1 to
watch video from equipment connected to these jacks. (See Skip
Channel Search Option under Quik Step 2.)
VCR AND OTHER ANALOG
EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS
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1
45 6
123
POWER
INPUT
45 6
123
INPUT
key
Audio Video
S-Video
DTV Back
NOTE: Subscription to
Cable service is required
for that connection.
VCR
(or Analog Cable Box,
Video Game, etc.)
VIDEO1 VIDEO2 VIDEO3
SERVICE
Y
Pr
Pb
S-VIDEO
L
R
Y
Pr
Pb
L
R
L
R
AUDIO
OUTPUT
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R-AUDIO-L
R-AUDIO-L VIDEO
VIDEO
VHF/UHF
TO TV
FROM ANT.
RF
CHANNEL
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
S-VIDEO OUT
L
R
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