Panasonic TX-24LSW484, Operating Instructions Manual

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Auto Power On Time: Available if the Power On
Time Type is enabled. Set the desired time for your
TV to come on from standby using the directional
buttons and press OK to save the new set time.
Power Off Time Type: Set your TV to turn off by
itself. Set this option as On or Once to enable a
power off timer to be set, set as Off to disable. If
set as Once the TV will turn off only once at the
defined time in Auto Power Off Time option below.
Auto Power Off Time: Available if the Power Off
Time Type is enabled. Set the desired time for your
TV to go to standby using the directional buttons and
press OK to save the new set time.
Language: Set your language preference.
Keyboard: Select your keyboard type and manage
keyboard settings.
Inputs: Show or hide an input terminal, change the
label for an input terminal, and configure the options
for HDMI CEC(Consumer Electronic Control) function
and display the CEC device list.
Power:
This menu has the same options as in
TV
Options>Power
menu. Check the
Timer
and
Screen
Saver options in Settings>Device Preferences menu
and Auto Sleep option in TV Options>Advanced
Options menu for more power related functions.
Sleep Timer: Define an idle time after which you
want your TV to enter sleep mode automatically.
Picture off: Select this option and press OK to
turn the screen off. Press a button on the remote
or on the TV to turn the screen on again. Note that
you can not turn the screen on via the /- ,
Mute and Standby buttons. These buttons will
function normally.
No Signal Auto Power Off: Set the behaviour of
the TV, when no signal is detected from the currently
set input source. Define a time after which you want
your TV to turn itself off or set as Off to disable.
Picture
Picture Mode: Set the picture mode to suit your
preference or requirements. Picture mode can be
set to one of these options: User , Standard, Vivid,
Sport , Movie and Game . You can use User mode
to create customised settings.
Backlight, Brightness , Contrast , Colour , Hue ,
Sharpness settings will be adjusted according to
the selected picture mode. If one of these settings
is changed manually, Picture Mode option will be
changed to User , if not already set as User .
Auto Backlight: Set your auto backlight preference.
Off , Low , Middle and Eco options will be available.
Set as Off to disable.
Backlight: Adjust the backlight level of the screen
manually. This item will not be available if the Auto
Backlight is not set as Off .
Brightness: Adjust the brightness value of the
screen.
Contrast: Adjust the contrast value of the screen.
Colour: Adjust the colour saturation value of the
screen.
Hue:
Adjust the hue value of the screen.
Sharpness: Adjust the sharpness value for the
objects displayed on the screen.
Gamma: Set your gamma preference. Dark , Middle
and Bright options will be available.
Colour Temperature: Set your colour temperature
preference. User , Cool , Standard and Warm opti-
ons will be available. You can adjust red, green and
blue gain values manually. If one of these values
is changed manually, Colour Temperature option
will be changed to User , if not already set as User .
Display Mode: Set the aspect ratio of the screen.
Select one of the predefined options according to
your preference.
HDR: Turn the HDR function on or off. This item will
be available if HDR content is detected.
Advanced Video
DNR: Dynamic Noise Reduction (DNR) is the
process of removing noise from digital or analogue
signal. Set your DNR preference as
Low
,
Medi-
um , Strong , Auto or turn it off by setting as Off .
MPEG NR: MPEG Noise Reduction cleans up
block noise around outlines and noise on the back-
ground. Set your MPEG NR preference as Low ,
Medium
,
Strong
or turn it off by setting as
Off
.
Adaptive Luma Control: Adaptive Luma control
adjusts contrast settings globally according to
content histogram in order to provide deeper black
and brighter white perception. Set your Adaptive
Luma Control preference as Low , Medium ,
Strong
or turn it off by setting as
Off
.
DI Film Mode: It is the function for 3:2 or 2:2
cadence detection for 24 fps film contents and
improves the side effects (like interlacing effect or
judder) which are caused by these pull down me-
thods. Set your DI Film Mode preference as Auto
or turn it off by setting as Off . This item will not be
available if Game Mode or PC Mode is turned on.
Blue Stretch: Human eye perceives cooler whites
as brighter white, Blue Stretch feature changes
White balance of mid-high grey levels to cooler
colour temperature. Turn the Blue Stretch function
on or off.
Game Mode: Game mode is the mode which cuts
down some of the picture processing algorithms