Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product C9 SERIES Nikon
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Content s Imp or tant Infor mation Ab out Y our T V Installatio n and Op erating Notes ............. 4 Impor ta nt Safet y Instruc tions ................ 5 Spe cial Feature s of Y our T V ................. 6 1 Basic S etup and Ope ration Pac ka ge Co nte nt s .
4 Internal Fa n s Internal cooling fa ns maintain p roper ope rating tem- per atures insi de the T V . It is nor mal to hear the fan s when you fir st turn on the T V , du ring quiet sce nes while viewing the T V , and fo r a shor t time af ter s hut ting of f the T V .
5 Impor t ant Safe t y Inst ructions Please re ad the following safegua rds for your T V and retain for f uture refere nce. A lways follow all w ar nings and instr uctions ma rked on the television. 1 ) Read these instr uctions. 2 ) K eep these i nstructi ons.
6 Y our new high- definition wides creen television has many spe cial featu res that make it the per fect ce nter of your home en tertainment s ystem , incl uding : 1 0 8 0 p High -Defin ition DLP D i.
7 Basic Setup and Operation 1 Before Y ou Begin Review the impor tant s afety , ins tallation, and op er - 1. ating informatio n at the beginning of this b ook. Choose a lo cation for your T V . 2. • Allow at least fou r inches of s pace on all side s of the T V to help prevent overheating.
8 1 . Basic Setup and Operation Re mo te Control GUIDE MENU INFO BACK ACTIVITY Pow er s T V o n or of f. Side but ton sets the co ntrol mode for the t ype of device to operate. Set mode to TV for norm al T V viewing. Number /let ter ke ys Channel tuning, page 1 2 MORE Displays a menu sh owing addi- tional fun ctions fo r the number key s.
1 . Basic Setup and Operation 9 737 and C 9 ser ies . Flip o pen c over to use but tons on the fro nt panel. TV Control Pan el But tons on the control panel duplic ate some k eys on the remote control. Refer to • uppe r labels when no T V me nus are dis- play ed.
10 1. Basic Setup and Oper ation Set t ing U p Ot he r Inp uts Connec t your devices to the T V , making note of 1. which T V inpu t jack is used fo r each device. Se e “T V C onnections, ” page 1 4 , for recom mendation s. Po wer on the devices to ensu re detection.
1 . Basic Setup and Operation 11 Abou t Auto In put S ensing / Auto Output Sensing This T V ’ s E asy Connec t ™ Auto Input Sen sing feature det ects most connect ions aut omatically . Aut o Inp u t / Auto O ut p ut S en si ng fo r Mos t Dev ic es When you fir st co nnect a device, the T V will : a.
12 1. Basic Setup an d Ope ration Sel ect in g an In put to Watch Pres s 1. ACT I V I T Y . Pres s 2. and to highlight an input. Pres s 3. ENTE R to swit ch to the input.
1 . Basic Setup and Operation 13 Maki ng Pictu re Adju st ment s T o get the be st pic ture under dif fere nt viewing con- 1. ditions, set the Pic ture Mode befo re changing othe r video set tings. Se e page 35 for mo re. a. Pres s MENU and go to the Adjust > Pic ture > Picture Mode menu.
14 2 TV C onnect ions Auto Input S ensi ng The T V’ s Au to Input Sen sing feature au tomatically re c- ognizes mos t connec tions and p rompts you to identif y the ty pe of device conne cted.
2 . T V Connections 15 Inputs a nd Outp uts 1 2 3 HDMI AV R AUDIO OUTPUT L R Pb Y/ VIDEO Pr Pb Pr INPUT 2 INPUT 1 DIGIT AL AUDIO OUTPUT DVI/PC AUDIO (480i / 480p / 720p / 1080i) L R L R INPUT AUDIO Y/ VIDEO 3D GLASSES EMITTER ANT RS-232C IR- NetCommand Output R RS - 2 RS-232C control j ack of fer ed o n 83 7 se ri es.
16 2 . T V Connections Inpu ts and Out puts, contin ued 1 . ANT ( Antenna ) Connec t your main antenna or dire ct cabl e ser vic e (no cable b ox) t o ANT . The ANT input ca n receive digital and anal og ov er -the-air channe ls from a VHF /UHF antenna or non-scrambled digital/ analog cable source.
2 . T V Connections 17 H D MI De vice HDTV Ca ble Box, Satellite Receiver , DV D/ Blu-ray P layer Required: HDMI-to-HDMI cable. Connec t an HDMI ca ble from the T V back panel to the HDMI device output. HDMI device s provide video and audio through the s ingle cable.
18 2 . T V Connections DV I Video Device Cabl e Box, Satellite Rec eiver , DV D Pl a ye r Connec t DVI devices ( digital only) to the T V ’ s HDMI input jacks.
2 . T V Connections 19 VCR or D VD Recor der to an Anten na or W all Outle t Cable Required: T wo-way RF split ter T wo coa xial ca bles Right and lef t a nalog audio c ables Compone nt or composite video c ables Note: • Use compo site video only if compon ent video or HDMI a re unavailable.
20 2 . T V Connections A/ V Receiv er Most setup s require eithe r a digital audio c able or analo g stereo audio c ables . T o sen d audio from T V channels re ceived on the ANT input or devices c on- nected dire ctly to the T V , you must u se one of the connec tions shown below .
21 U sing T V F eatures 3 Sel ec ti ng an Input The A ctivity menu lets you switch T V inputs. T he inputs a re organize d into groups based o n poss ible ways t o use the m. Pres s the 1. ACT I V I T Y key . Use 2. to mov e through groups of T V inputs.
22 3. Using T V Feat ures Ch annelV iew Channel Listings Cha nne lV iew . Pr ogr ams fo r the tun ed ch an nel a re liste d on rig ht sid e of sc re en.
3 . Using T V Feat ures 23 Pres s the INFO key t o see the on-s cree n status display . The mo st common dis plays are shown here. Sam ple infor matio n from the o n- scr ee n status di spl ay 1. Curre nt Input 2. Audio Indicator . Key: T V sp eaker s Ex terna l sound system Headphones Mute 3.
24 3 . Using T V Fea tures T V S igna ls and Displa y Form at s Signal Definitions 480i: Ol der t ype of interlac ed signa ls from the ANT input, composite VIDEO , compon ent Y Pb Pr , or HDMI jacks. 480p : Progre ssive- scan DVD signa ls on comp onent Y Pb Pr or HDMI jacks.
3 . Using T V Feat ures 25 This se ction provides Ins truction s for viewing 3D video us ing 3D glasse s and the T V’ s 3D feature. Th e 3D options are found in the Adjust > 3 D Mode me nu described on page 34 . Init ial Set up Check if your HDMI 3D vide o source device outpu ts 1.
26 3. Using T V Feat ures Conn ect ing a Com puter to t he T V Use one of the conne ction method s listed below base d on your computer’ s video output.
3 . Using T V Feat ures 27 Tip Set the comp uter’ s sc reen s aver t o display a pat tern af ter several minutes of inactivit y . T his acts a s a reminde r that the T V is powered on a nd the lamp is in use. Th e lamp is in use whe never the T V is powered on, even if the scree n appe ars da rk.
28 3. Using T V Feat ures The USB M edia Player M enu Displa yin g th e Men u Back up the data on your USB drive before co n- 1. necting it to the T V . Mitsu bishi is not res ponsible for any file damag e or data los s. Connec t your USB card reade r or USB drive to the 2.
3 . Using T V Feat ures 29 Thumb nail a nd Playli st Menus JPEG Thum bna il M enu Use these keys while viewing JP EG thumbnail images or the music tr acks in a playlist. Moves the highlight from item to it em. GUIDE Rotates a thumbnail clo ck wise in 90 ˚ increm ents or ENTE R Plays the slide show or playlist star ting with the highlighted item.
30 3 . Using T V Feat ures Phot os a nd Moving Video as Compos ite Vid eo Connec t the camer a to the T V using a compo site video cabl e if: • Y ou are una ble to see image s using the USB po r t. • Y ou wish to view moving video from the came ra.
3 . Using T V Feat ures 31 Introduct ion to H om e- Theater Co ntrol This T V offe rs a ch oice on home -theater - control system s. This summ ar y of fe rs so me examples of the co ntrol methods available using the T V’s rem ote c on t rol .
32 4 TV M e n u s Displays or clea rs the ma in menu. Mov es up one me nu level. • Clear s the curre nt menu. • Mov es navigation int o options • area. Selects an item . • Mov es the highlight within me nus. Makes adjustments in s ome menus. Look for the key g uide at the bot tom of e ach m enu.
4 . T V Menus 33 Pic tu re See page 35 for p icture adjus tments. Audio See page 36 for au dio adjustments. Reset Resets au dio and pic ture adjustments fo r the current inp ut. Highlight the • Reset icon and pre ss ENTE R twi ce . Reset • has no ef fe ct on set tings fo r Balance , Liste n T o , Language , Fil m Mode , and Advanced Pic tu re .
34 4. T V Menus Adjust, continued P icture+ Per fec t Co lo r Per fec tC ol or S li d er s Adjusts the s aturatio n (intensit y) of six c olor s for the current im age source.
4 . T V Menus 35 P icture Mode Brilliant For use under br ight light; una vailable when the cur rent input is name d Game or PC . Set the Picture M ode fir st before cha nging other vide o set tings, as so me set tings are stored inde pen dently for e ach Picture Mode.
36 4. T V Menus Spea k ers The Spe ak ers option displays only if an A / V receiver or headpho ne connec tion has be en detected. Detection o ccur s on the right A VR AUD IO OUTPU T jack and the DIG IT A L AUDIO O UT jack. An A / V receiver can a lso be detected on a n HDMI jack.
4 . T V Menus 37 C aptions Capt ions on A nalog C han nels The T V can dec ode caption s from the ANT I NPUT and the composite VIDEO jacks. Broadca st er s can s end either st andard close d caption s or text ser vic e. Standa rd closed c aptions follow the dialog ue of the progr am and display in a small se ction of the sc reen.
38 4 . T V Menus La nguage English Span ish Displays on- scre en menus in e ither English or S panish. Note: T o listen to audio in other langua ges (when available) , see Adjust > Audi o > Liste n T o > S AP (analog signa l) or Lan gu a ge (digital signal) on page 36 .
4 . T V Menus 39 Init ial, con tinu ed Lamp La mp Standard, Bright Standard is for most viewing conditions. Us e Bright in brightly lit rooms. Y ou may notice incre ase d fan noise when u sing the Bright setting.
40 4. T V Menus Inp ut s N ame Cab l ebox , Ca m(co rd er ), CD, D VD (DVD, DVD2 , Blu -r ay ), DVR, G am e (Ga me, P S, X box , Wi i), MP3 Pl aye r , PC, Sa te lli te, VCR , AVR Delete ( de activated HDMI only) On/ O ff ( AN T only) Lets you assign or • change na mes of inputs a ppea ring in the Activity me nu.
4 . T V Menus 41 How is the Ac tivity Men u Ge ne rat ed ? The T V automatically ge nerates the Activit y menu base d on reco gnized inputs. If the inp uts have been named a s device type s, the T V group s the device typ es base d on how they can be used.
42 4 . T V Menus TV Lo c k s Parental Lock by Pr ogr am Ratings Restri cts acce ss us ing U .S. -bas ed ratings sent by broadca sters. Time Lock by Time Restri cts T V use by time of day . Pan el Lo ck Contro l Panel Disa bles the bu t tons on the T V ’ s co ntrol panel.
4 . T V Menus 43 Lock, cont inu ed Par ent al Loc k Off, On Disa bles or e nable s blocking ba sed o n V - Chip signals a nd the U.S. rating syst em. Start Time Sets the time of day for enfo rceme nt of rating re stric tions set in the Par ental menu.
44 4 . T V Menus Lock, cont inu ed Time Blocks all u se of the T V du ring the time pe riod you spe cif y . Y ou must e nter a pass c ode to use the T V when the time lo ck is in ef fect. Loc k by Tim e Enable s/ disab les Lo ck by Ti me . Loc k Tim e, Unlock Time T o set the lock a nd unlock times: Highlight the hour digits for the 1.
45 5 Ne t Comma n d IR Co nt rol Net Com ma nd I R hom e -th ea ter c on t rol i s avai l- • ab le o n 8 37 se ri es m od el s. IR em it t er c ab le s ar e avai la bl e for p ur ch as e • fr om Mi t su bi sh i.
46 5. NetCommand IR Control (8 37 S eries) The N et Comma nd system uses emit ters c onnected to the IR – Net Command Output jack to control other devices suc h as DVD players, cab le box es, satellite rece ivers, and VCRs. IR em it t er c ab le s ar e avai la bl e for p ur c has e fr om Mitsubishi.
5 . NetCommand IR Control (8 37 Se ries) 47 T o pe r form this p roce dure, you need: The re mote controls for both the T V and the • device you w ant to control. An IR emit ter ca ble available from Mitsubis hi • . Note: T o set up an A/V receiver , see “Setting Up A/V Receiver Control,” page 52 .
48 5 . NetCommand IR Control (8 37 S eries) S pecial Operat ion Methods Key Name in Learning Screen Special Operation Description and Setup How to Use Power On Ma nu al Power O n /Of f Use for devices that have only one POWER key . Pres s 1. ACT I V I T Y .
5 . NetCommand IR Control (8 37 Se ries) 49 Key Name in Learning Screen Special Operation Description and Setup How to Use En ter E NTER- Key F un ct io ns (ca bl e boxes , sat el lit e re ce iver s , etc.) Some devices have two keys that ha ve “ e nter” func tions.
50 5. NetCommand IR Control (8 37 S eries) NetC ommand Specialized De vice K eys Refer to this char t whe n “lear ning” device keys. “Learn” some, all, or none of the keys used for eac h device typ e . See page 48 for m ore on keys marked in the “Spe cial Ope ration Method” c olumn.
51 6 Ne t C ommand IR C ont rol of an A / V Rec eiv e r Cont rolling an A/V Recei ver after NetComm and Set up Switc hin g Audio to a nd fr om t he A / V Receiver Pres s 1. MORE and then 9 ( AU D IO ) . Pres s 2. to show the Spe ak ers option . Pres s 3.
52 6 . NetCommand Con trol of an A/V Rec eiver (8 37 S eries) IMPORT ANT T o h ea r au di o se nt f ro m th e T V t o th e A / V r ec ei ver , you m us t have: Phys ica ll y co nn ec te d t he T V to th e A / V r ec eive r • vi a th e a na log o r di gi ta l au d io ou t pu t .
6 . NetCommand Cont rol of an A/V Re ceiver (8 37 S eries) 53 Autom at ic Au dio or Au dio/ Vid eo Sw itchi ng The following setups e nable the A / V re ceiver to switch automatically to the cor rec t input when you sele ct a device in the T V’ s Activit y menu.
54 6. NetCommand Control of an A/V Receiver (8 37 S eries) Settin g Up A/V Receiv er Cont rol, contin ued Ca se 2 : Automati c A/V Re ceiver S witchi ng to a Su rr ound S ound Devic e Not e: Use t h is s et up t o se nd d igi t al s ur ro un d so un d fr om a d evi ce d ir ec t l y to you r so un d sys te m.
6 . NetCommand Cont rol of an A/V Re ceiver (8 37 S eries) 55 Multip le vide o input s thro ugh a si ngle H DMI c abl e. Y ou c an conn ect m ultipl e video d evices to a n A/V r ec eiver th at ha s an HDM I output. T he option al a udio co nne ction a llows you to hea r , thr ough th e A/ V re ceive r , device s con necte d to the T V on ly , e.
56 Appendix A : B ypas sing t he Pare ntal Lock .............. 57 Appendix B : Programm ing t he Remote Cont rol ........... 59 Appendix C : HDM I Contr ol of CEC Devices .............. 66 Appendix D : TV Care ........................... 69 Appendix E : T roubles hooting .
Appe n dic es 57 Bypas sing t he Par ental Lock Af ter you set the lock, you must us e your pass co de to : View a locked progra m • View the locked T V • Cancel the lo ck • Enter the • Lock menus If you forget your pass co de, you can view the locked T V without e ntering your pass c ode.
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Appe n dic es 59 This app endix explain s progra mming the T V ’ s re mote control to operate other A / V device s. This is distinc t from Net Command control. F unc ti ons Availabl e for O th er A / V D evices The T V’ s re mote control can be p rogra mmed to oper ate other t ype s and b rand s of A / V pro ducts.
60 Appe n dic es Prog ra m m ing t he Remote Cont rol Press the s ide but ton on the remote control to 1. chang e to the corre ct mo de for the produ ct you want to control. Refer to the table below . Only one of each device t yp e can be c ontrolled in ea ch mode.
Appe n dic es 61 Prog ram ming Cod es Appendix B: Pr ogrammin g th e Remot e Control, cont inu ed Audio Amplifi ers Adcom 4 1 1 00, 40577 Alt ec Lans ing 4 1 7 42 Bel Canto Design 415 8 3 Bose 4067 4.
62 App en dice s Progr ammi ng Codes , conti nue d Appendix B: Pr ogrammin g th e Remot e Control, cont inu ed A/V Receivers I n t e g r a 418 0 5 , 413 2 0 , 41 2 9 8 , 40842 JBL 4 1 306, 401 1 0 J V.
Appe n dic es 63 Progr ammi ng Codes , conti nue d Appendix B: Pr ogrammin g th e Remot e Control, cont inu ed VCRs Day tron 202 78, 2 00 37 Dell 2 1 97 2 Denon 200 8 1 , 20042 Direc T V 20 739 Dish N.
64 Ap pe nd ic es Progr ammi ng Codes , conti nue d Appendix B: Pr ogrammin g th e Remot e Control, cont inu ed VCRs Sa ns ui 204 79, 2020 9, 20 0 67 , 2 0000 Sa nyo 20479 , 201 5 9, 20 0 4 7 , 2 004 .
Appe n dic es 65 Progr ammi ng Codes , conti nue d Appendix B: Pr ogrammin g th e Remot e Control, cont inu ed DVD and Blu-ray Players GFM 3 1 268 , 3067 5 Go Vide o 3 1 730, 3 1 304, 3 1 1 58, 31 1 4.
66 Appe nd ic es If prompted fo r a name, 4. highlight the name you want to assign the device. Highlight 5. On . Highlight 7. EXI T and pre ss ENTE R to close the New Devi ce Fo und screen. Note: At any time after completing Auto Input Sens- ing, you can set the TV’ s HDMI control on or off in the Inputs > HDMI Control menu.
Appe n dic es 67 HDMI Cont rol of an HDMI A / V Receiver and Con necte d Devices Note: Connect the A/V receiver to the TV befor e con- necting any other device to the A/V receiver . Enable HDMI Co ntrol for the A / V re ceiver as 1. described in “Ena bling HDMI Control of CEC Devices” on the opposit e page .
68 Appe nd ic es Using H DMI Co ntrol As an example of u sing HDMI Control, pre ss PL A Y on the device itself to : Pow er on the T V • Switch to the de vice (no need to display the • Activity me nu) Begin play of the device • Direct K eys T es t your equipme nt with the T V ’ s rem ote control to find addition al suppo r ted comm ands.
Appe n dic es 69 CAUTION BURN DANGER! HOT SURF ACES INSIDE! T ouch lamp cartridge handle only . Do not touch lamp or lamp car - tridge housing. Keep lamp cartridge horizontal during removal. Do not tilt as glass may come out and cause injury . Replace lamp car - tridge only with the same part number 915B403001.
70 Appe nd ice s Lamp-Car tridge Repl acement Rem ovi ng t he O ld L a mp Ca r t r id ge T ur n of f T V power an d unplug the T V . A llow the 1. lamp to cool for at le ast one hour b efore pro cee d- ing. Af ter the lamp has c ooled, rem ov e the cover of the 2.
Appe n dic es 71 Cl ea ning Recommendations Norm ally , light dusting with a dr y , non -scr atching duster will keep your T V clea n. If cleaning beyond this is need ed, plea se use the following guidelines: Firs t, turn of f the T V and unplug the p ower cord from the power outlet.
72 Appen dice s Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action For m a t When the pi cture shap e see ms incor rec t, use MOR E > 0 ( FOR M A T ) to chang e the shap e of the pictu re. Pres s the MORE ke y and the n repeat- edly p res s 0 ( FO RM A T ) to cycle through the available asp ect r atios.
Appe n dic es 73 Reset Name When to Use How to Use Resulting Action A / V R es et (for all inpu ts) T o res et audio and video adjustme nts for all inputs to the original factor y set tings. While viewing the T V , pre ss the control-panel buttons ACT I V I T Y and VOL U ME D OW N at the same time.
74 Appen dice s Appendix E: T r oubleshoo ting, con tin ued Ge ne r al T V Ope r at io n Sympt om Re mark s 1. A fan is running even while the T V is p ow ere d of f. The roo m is too warm. When the T V is off, internal comp onents continue to draw power and must be c ooled by the fan.
Appe n dic es 75 Appendix E: T r oubleshoo ting, con tin ued TV Powe r On /O f f Sympt om Re mark s 1. T V ta kes an ex ces sively long time to power on. When p owered on, the T V ne eds time to boot up, just as a c om- puter doe s. Also, the T V ’ s la mp requires a few mome nts to heat up to full brightnes s.
76 Appen dice s Appendix E: T r oubleshoo ting, con tin ued Pic t ur e Sympt om Re mark s 1. Picture does not lo ok like a high-definition picture. Not all signals a re high-def inition signals. T o rece ive high-defini- tion progr amming fro m your cable or s atellite provider , you must subscr ibe to the provider’ s high -def inition ser v ice.
Appe n dic es 77 Appendix E: T r oubleshoo ting, con tin ued Sound Sympt om Re mark s 2. The soun d does not match the sc reen picture. The T V’ s “ Listen to : ” set ting may be set to SAP (analog progra m from the ANT inpu t) .
78 Appe nd ic es Appendix E: T r oubleshoo ting, con tin ued N et Com ma nd I R Con t ro l (N etC om ma nd - eq ui pp ed m od el s on ly ) Sympt om Re mark s 3. T he A / V rec eiver is the sele cted audio sou rce but there is no s ound. A / V Rec eiver Set Up for Audio - Onl y Switching • Check to see if the A / V Receiver power is tur ned on.
T rade mark and License I nformation 79 LICENSOR’S SUPPLIERS DO NOT MAK E OR P ASS O N TO END USER OR ANY OTHER THIR D P AR T Y , AN Y E XPRESS, IMPLIED OR ST A TUTORY W ARR A NT Y O R REPRESENT A T.
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Wa r r a n t y 81 Mi t su bis hi DLP Proj ect ion T el e vision Limi ted W a rr ant y MITSUBISHI DIGIT AL ELECTRON ICS AMERICA , INC. (“MDE A ”) war rants a s follows t o the origina l purchase r .
82 War r an t y OWNER REGISTR A TIO N CARD IS NOT A CONDITION OF COVER AGE UNDER THIS LIMITED W ARR A NT Y . Howev er , plea se return the Ow ner Regis tration Card s o that we can cont act you should a ques tion of safet y arise whic h could af fect you.
Inde x 83 Inde x A Acce nt Lighting 33 Activit y Menu 21 Automatic G ene ratio n 4 1 Change Input N ame 40 Customizing 40 NetCommand-Controlled Switch- ing of A / V Rec eiver Inputs 48 Removing a Disc.
84 Index Pic tur e Picture+ Adjustme nts 34 Picture Menu Adjus tments 35 Picture Qu alit y and Film Mode 33 T rouble shooting 7 6 Pow er On /Of f 9, 1 2 T rouble shooting 7 5 R Ratings ( T V and Movie.
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