User manual FUJITSU PLASMAVISION P63XTA51US

[. . . ] USER'S MANUAL English Before using the plasma display, read this manual carefully so that you know how to use the plasma display correctly. Three manuals of the "Safety Precautions" , this "User's Manual" and "Speaker Unit Installation Manual"are supplied with the plasma display. Especially, be sure to read and observe the "Safety Precautions". Refer to this manual whenever questions or problems about operation arise. [. . . ] a 4:3 aspect ratio). Aspect Ratio The following aspect ratios are available. SD signal (4:3 aspect ratio) 4 3 Wide1 (Video) Picture of standard size Wide1 HD signal (16:9 aspect ratio) 16 9 Displaying the natural-looking pictures of normal size on the wide screen. Wide2 (Video)/Wide (RGB) Vista Vision size (1. 85:1 aspect ratio) 1. 85 1 Vertically extended picture Wide2/Wide Ideal for displaying vertically extended pictures such as squeezed pictures. Cinema Scope size (2. 35:1 aspect ratio) 2. 35 1 Zoom1 (Video)/Zoom (RGB) Horizontally extended picture Zoom1/Zoom Enlarges horizontally extended pictures equally (proportionally) to maintain the aspect ratio constant. Zoom2 (Video) Horizontally extended picture with caption Zoom2 When watching horizontally extended pictures with captions, reduce the height so that the captions are not hidden. (Captions may not be easy to read, however, depending on the picture. ) Note · Depending on the type of signal, some aspects may not be selected. · You may find dark areas on top and at the bottom of the screen even if you select one of the Zoom modes for media while using the Vista Vision or Cinema Scope size i. e. sizes frequently used for movie. E-22 The numbers in parentheses ( ) indicate the reference page numbers. PICTURE(25) Signal Contrast(25) Drive Contrast(25) Brightness(25) Color(25) Tint(25) Sharpness(25) Ambient Sensor(25) Picture Mode(25) Precision Setting(26) Color Temp. (26) User Color Temp. (26) Color Focus(27) Progressive Scan(27) 24 Frame Mode(27) 30 Frame Mode(27) Jaggies Filter(28) Motion Setting(28) POSITION/SIZE(29) Default Position(29) Size(29) Default Treble(30) Bass(30) Balance(30) Loudness(30) Adjustment(31) Horizontal(29) Vertical(29) Width(29) Height(29) AUDIO(30) FEATURES(31) On Screen Menu(31) Input Terminal(32) Clock Set(32) Tuner(33) Channel Setting(33) CC Service(35) CableCARD(34) Reboot(34) Emergency Alert(34) Display(35) Analog(35) Digital(35) Service(35) Size(35) Style(35) Text(35) Background(35) Edge(35) Color(35) Opacity(35) Color(35) Opacity(35) Style(35) Color(35) Auto Lock(36) Others(38) Time(38) Background(38) Mode/Time(38) Moving Area(38) Audio Input(38) Screen Orbiter(38) Direct Setting(39) Code Setting(39) White Screen(39) Exhibition Mode(39) Information(39) FACTORY DEFAULT(40) Note · Some type of signal can not be selected. E-23 Set Blocking(36) Channel Blocking(36) Block by Rating(37) Change Password(37) Auto Off-NO SIG. (38) Póññêèé Auto Scan(33) Channel Edit(33) D Audio Program(34) Audio Compression(34) D Audio Format(34) Fact Ch Reset(34) Português Dot Clock(31) Clock Phase(31) Clamp Position(31) Auto Calibration(31) OSD(31) Language(31) Name Select(32) D-SUB Input(32) Italiano Français Picture Memory(28) Load(28) Save(28) Español Black Level(26) Detail Gradation(26) 3D NR(26) CODEC NR(26) Image Enhance(26) Chroma Transient(26) Image Identify(26) Deutsch English ADJUSTMENT MENU BASIC PROCEDURES OF ADJUSTMENT MENU · Shown below is the basic procedure used to change the options on the ADJUSTMENT MENU. (Ex. : Adjusting tint setting (Tint)) · Selecting the adjustment mode for adjustment or setting. (The items to be adjusted or set are stored for each adjustment mode. ) 5 Press or to change tint values. 1 Press . "Tint" adjustment screen : More greenish colors : More purplish colors "PICTURE" selected in the main menu screen 6 7 Press to store. when you finish. The main menu screen will appear. Press 2 3 Press or to select "PICTURE". * Repeat steps 3, 4, 5 and 6 when you wish to make changes to other options. The PICTURE items are changed back to the default settings available when the plasma display was purchased. * Press Each time you press or , one of the available menus appears in the following sequence: PICTURE POSITION/SIZE AUDIO FEATURES FACTORY DEFAULT The PICTURE Menu screen will appear. to halt the operation in progress. Press or to select "Tint". "Tint" selected in the PICTURE Menu screen 4 Press . The "Tint" adjustment screen will appear. E-24 "Sharpness" can be adjusted. Press to store. Signal Contrast "Signal Contrast" can be adjusted. Press to store. Ambient Sensor "Ambient Sensor" can be set. Automatically adjusts the picture quality to an optimized level that matches the brightness of the ambient light. On Off Press to store. Drive Contrast "Drive Contrast" can be adjusted. Press to raise the plasma display's luminance level, and increase the contrast. Press to lower the plasma display's luminance level, and reduce the contrast. * If Ambient Sensor is ON, the change made by this adjustment may be difficult to be recognized in too bright or dark a place. Picture Mode "Picture Mode" can be set. Each time you press or , the available choices appear in the following sequence. "Brightness" can be adjusted. Fine Effective Conventional Still Press to store. Color "Color" can be adjusted. Press to change the tint to a more purplish color. · · · · If the operation is not executed for about 60 seconds, the menu disappears. Depending on the model, or the types of signals, some of the functions may not be available. Make adjustments to your preferred picture quality within the adjustment range. [. . . ] (See "MAIN SUPPORTED SIGNALS" on page E-42. ) · Remote control does not function properly. · The plasma display makes a snapping sound. · Degraded colors/tints · Improper screen position/size · No audio · If "Out of range" appears, the plasma display is receiving a signal whose picture or signal cannot be reproduced by the plasma display. · If "Error message Condition 1" appears, the fan is defective. · If "Error message Condition 2" appears, the display's internal components are extremely hot. [. . . ]