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Using the Menu Functions

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Access the submenu

Child Lock

Access

OK

Access

Note

 

Only available items can be selected.

 Picture

 [Viewing Mode]

Sets the picture mode for each input. 

[Dynamic] / 

[Normal] / [Cinema] / [True Cinema]

[Dynamic]: 

Improves contrast and sharpness for 

viewing in a bright room.

[Normal]: 

For viewing in a normal lighting condition.

[Cinema]: 

Improves the performance of contrast, 

black and colour reproduction for watching movies in a 
darkened room.

[True Cinema]: 

Reproduces the original image quality 

precisely without any revision.

In each [Viewing Mode], the settings for [Backlight], 
[Contrast], [Brightness], [Colour], [Sharpness], [Tint], 
[Colour Balance], [Eco Mode], [P-NR] and [3D-COMB] 
can be adjusted and stored for each input.

 

Not available when [HEXABOOST] is enabled.

 [Backlight], [Contrast], [Brightness], 
[Colour], [Sharpness]

Increases or decreases the levels of these options 
according to your personal preference.

[Tint]

Adjusts the picture hue to suit your taste.

 

For NTSC signal reception.

[Colour Balance]

Selects the colour temperature of the picture. 

[Cool] / [Normal] / [Warm]

 

Not available when [Viewing Mode] is set to [True 
Cinema].

[Channel Colour Set]

Adjusts the suitable colour density from 3 levels for each 
channel.

 

Select the channel to adjust and set this function.

 [Eco Mode]

Automatically adjusts picture settings depending on 
ambient lighting conditions. 

[Off] / [On]

 [P-NR]

Picture noise reduction function which reduces 
unwanted picture noise and flicker noise in the 
contoured parts of a picture. 

[Off] / [Min] / [Mid] / [Max]

[3D-COMB]

Makes still or slow moving pictures more vivid. 

[Off] / [On]

 

Set to [On] to improve the colours if patterning is seen 
while watching still or slow moving pictures.

 

For PAL / NTSC signal reception in TV mode or from 
composite input.

[Colour Matrix]

Adjusts suitable colour parameters for [SD] (standard 
definition) or [HD] (high definition).

[SD]:

 Input signal is a normal TV system.

[HD]:

 Input signal is a high definition system.

 

Available only with 480p or 576p input on video signals 
in a natural colour from digital equipment connected to 
COMPONENT or HDMI terminal.

[Colour System]

Selects optional colour system based on video signals 
in AV mode. 

[Auto] / [PAL] / [SECAM] / [M.NTSC] / 

[NTSC]

[16:9 Overscan]

Selects the screen area displaying the image for 16:9 
aspect. 

[Off] / [On]

[On]:

 Enlarges the image to hide the edge of the 

image.

[Off]:

 Displays the image in the original size. 

 

Set to [On] if noise is generated on the edge of the 
screen. 

 

This function can be memorised separately for SD 
(Standard definition) and HD (High definition) signals.

[Reset to Defaults]

Resets the current picture settings to defaults.

 Sound

[Mode]

Sets your favourite sound mode. 

[Music] / [Speech] / 

[User]

 

The selected mode affects all input signals.

[Music]

Improves sound quality for watching music 

videos, etc.

[Speech]

Improves sound quality for watching news, 

drama, etc.

In [Music] and [Speech] modes, you can adjust the 
[Bass] and [Treble] settings, and those settings will be 
stored for each mode.

[User]: 

Adjusts the sounds manually by using the 

equaliser.

 

When you select [User] mode, [Equaliser] is active 
instead of [Bass] and [Treble]. Select [Equaliser] and 
adjust the frequency   (p. 14).

 

Not available when [HEXABOOST] is enabled.

 [Bass]

Adjusts level to enhance or minimise lower, deeper 
sound output.

[Treble]

Adjusts level to enhance or minimise sharper, higher 
sound output.

 [Equaliser]

Adjusts the frequency level to suit your favourite sound 
quality.

 

This function is available when [Mode] is set to [User].

 

Select the frequency and change the frequency level 
by using the cursor buttons.

 

To enhance the bass sound, raise the level of the lower 
frequency. To enhance the treble sound, raise the level 
of the higher frequency.

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Summary of Contents for TH-32F400A

Page 1: ...roduct and retain them for future reference Please carefully read the Safety Precautions of this manual before use The images shown in this manual are for illustrative purposes only M0218 1028 English TQB4GC1906 1 English Australia New Zealand TH 32F400A TH 32F400Z TH 32F400AZ_EN 1 indd 1 TH 32F400AZ_EN 1 indd 1 2 1 2018 1 20 10 PM 2 1 2018 1 20 10 PM ...

Page 2: ... See http www mpegla com Panasonic does not guarantee operation and performance of peripheral devices made by other manufacturers and we disclaim any liability or damage arising from operation and or performance from usage of such other maker s peripheral devices This mark indicates the product operates on AC voltage This mark indicate a Class II or double insulated electrical appliance wherein th...

Page 3: ...r the TV It is possible for insects to enter the TV such as small flies spiders ants etc which may cause damage to the TV or become trapped in an area visible on the TV e g within the screen Do not use an unapproved pedestal mounting equipment Be sure to ask your local Panasonic dealer to perform the setup or installation of approved wall hanging brackets Do not apply strong force or impact to the...

Page 4: ...cm Ventilation should not be impeded by covering the ventilation openings with items such as newspapers tablecloths and curtains Whether you are using a pedestal or not always ensure the vents at the bottom of the TV are not blocked and there is sufficient space to enable adequate ventilation Moving the TV Caution Before moving the TV disconnect all cables At least two people are required to move ...

Page 5: ... shown may be different between models and countries Preparation Take out the pedestal and the TV from the packing case and put the TV onto a work table with the screen panel down on the clean and soft cloth blanket etc Use a flat and firm table bigger than the TV Do not hold the screen panel part Make sure not to scratch or break the TV Attaching the pedestal 1 R Front 3 2 Correct Wrong Top View ...

Page 6: ...ng lights such as spotlights or halogen lights which typically give off high heat Doing so may warp or damage plastic cabinet parts When installing wall brackets you must ensure the wall bracket is not electrically grounded to metal wall studs Always ensure that there are no electrical cables pipes etc in the wall before you begin the wall bracket installation To prevent fall and injury remove the...

Page 7: ...ular area and the accessories required Any matters regarding aerial installation upgrading of existing systems or accessories required and the costs incurred are the responsibility of you the customer If the aerial is placed in the wrong location interference might happen DTV Recorder PVR VCR ANT DTV Recorder PVR VCR Out In F type Antenna Splitter Antenna Socket Wall Plate RG6Q Fly Lead RG6Q Fly L...

Page 8: ...rn on the TV step 3 After scanning is completed proceed to step 4 2 Select your area New South Wales Australian Capital Territory Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Northern Territory Tasmania Select State Territory OK Access Select 3 Scanning starts Automatic Channel Search Auto Tuning Example Automatic Channel Search Status Scanning Analogue 0 Digital 1 EXIT RETURN Scan 5 This...

Page 9: ...nks when the TV receives a command from the remote control Using the remote control MENU MEDIA PLAYER TEXT STTL ADGUIDE CH EXIT POWER INFO RETURN OPTION INPUT R G Y B ASPECT MUTE HEXA BOOST LAST VIEW VOL OK 1 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 3 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 Switches TV On or Off Standby 2 MEDIA PLAYER p 11 3 Displays Main Menu p 13 4 Teletext button This button is not used for this model Swit...

Page 10: ... a list of broadcasts for several days depending on the broadcasters When this TV is turned on for the first time or switched off for more than a week it may take some time before the TV Guide is completely shown This function varies depending on the area you select p 8 Digital and Analogue channels are displayed on the same TV Guide screen There will be no programme listings for Analogue channels...

Page 11: ...l equipment p 7 2 Display the Input Selection menu then select the input of the connected equipment Example Input Selection TV HDMI 1 AV1 HDMI 2 Note You can label or skip each input mode Input Labels p 16 Skipped inputs will not be displayed when the AV button is pressed If the external equipment has an aspect adjustment function set it to 16 9 Using Media Player Media Player allows you to enjoy ...

Page 12: ...n all photos view and folder view G All photos Display all photos Folder view Display the thumbnails grouped by folder Option Menu Slideshow Settings Transition Effect Effect for photo switching during slideshow None Dissolve Wipe right Wipe left Wipe up Wipe down Box in Box out Random Screen Mode Screen mode for Single view and Slideshow Normal Zoom In Normal screen mode depending on the photo si...

Page 13: ...OST mode is OFF Settings can be changed by pressing the HEXABOOST button Cursor cannot be used for selections In Media Player HEXABOOST only valid in full screen Video HEXABOOST modes Sports Expression of fresh lawn with clear image Drama Vivid yet natural skin tone Animation Clear and vivid animation picture Using the Menu Functions 1 Display the menu MENU Example Menu Item Setting Mode Music Bas...

Page 14: ...our parameters for SD standard definition or HD high definition SD Input signal is a normal TV system HD Input signal is a high definition system Available only with 480p or 576p input on video signals in a natural colour from digital equipment connected to COMPONENT or HDMI terminal Colour System Selects optional colour system based on video signals in AV mode Auto PAL SECAM M NTSC NTSC 16 9 Over...

Page 15: ...connection Analogue When sound is not carried via the HDMI DVI adaptor cable connection For HDMI input only SPDIF Delay Adjusts the time delay for the sound output from DIGITAL AUDIO OUT or HDMI 2 ARC function terminals if the sound does not synchronise with the image 0 10 20 to 200 msec Downmix Mode Selects the output mode for listening to compressed music Surround Stereo Dual1 Dual2 Not availabl...

Page 16: ...consumption when listening to a radio channel Press any button except Standby Volume Up Down and Sound Mute buttons to turn on the screen Not available in Analogue TV mode System Menu Shipping Condition Resets all settings including tuning data to the original condition Access this function and follow the on screen instructions to complete the procedures Initial Setup p 8 will automatically start ...

Page 17: ...Creates favourite channel lists from various broadcasters Select a channel to add or remove from the list Encrypted channel Favourites Edit 4 901 40 902 Digital Analogue Digital Analogue Add Remove OK Add Remove Select Skip Skips or hides unwanted channels Select a channel then reveal hide Skip 4 901 40 902 Digital Analogue Digital Analogue Hide skip Reveal OK Access Select Sort Sorts channels 1 S...

Page 18: ...er 1 Select Parental Rating 2 Select the block setting Note Setting Shipping Condition p 16 erases the PIN number and all settings Performing System Update To update automatically Set Auto Download and Auto Install to Yes Setup Manual OAD Download Auto Download Auto Install Yes Yes Once you have set the option the TV automatically performs a search and download any available update The automatic u...

Page 19: ... At 16 9 displays the image at its maximum with slight enlargement Input signal that can be displayed Signal name COMPONENT HDMI 525 480 60i 60p 625 576 50i 50p 750 720 60p 50p 1 125 1 080 60i 50i 1 125 1 080 60p 50p 24p Mark Applicable input signal Signals other than above may not be displayed properly The above signals are reformatted for optimal viewing on your display Supported file format in ...

Page 20: ...ory directly to the TV s USB port Some USB devices or USB HUB may not be used with this TV You cannot connect any devices by using USB card reader Additional information for USB devices may be on the following website English only http panasonic net viera support Troubleshooting Before requesting service or assistance please follow these simple guides to resolve the problem If an error message app...

Page 21: ...tenance First remove the mains plug from the socket outlet Regular care Gently wipe the surface of the display panel cabinet and pedestal by using a soft cloth Wipe the mains plug with a dry cloth at regular intervals Moisture and dust may lead to fire or electrical shock For stubborn dirt First clean the dust on the surface Dampen a soft cloth with clean water or diluted neutral detergent 1 part ...

Page 22: ...erating conditions Temperature 0 C 35 C Humidity 20 80 RH non condensing Note Design and Specifications are subject to change without notice Mass and Dimensions shown are approximate This product incorporates the following software 1 the software licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 2 0 GPL V2 0 and or 2 open sourced software other than the software licensed under the GPL The soft...

Page 23: ...e that you choose Then send or take the product to a Panasonic Authorised Service Centre together with your proof of purchase receipt Any freight and insurance costs associated with the transport of the product to and or from your nearest Authorised Service Centre must be arranged and paid for by you 7 The warranties hereby conferred do not extend to and exclude any costs associated with the insta...

Page 24: ... You should note this serial number in the space provided below and retain this book plus your purchase receipt as a permanent record of your purchase to aid in identification in the event of theft or loss and for Warranty Service purposes Model Number Serial Number WARRANTY New Zealand only Distributed in New Zealand by Panasonic New Zealand Limited 18 Sir Woolf Fisher Drive Highbrook East Tamaki...

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