Panasonic TH-48AX670Z, Руководство по эксплуатации

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To view the 3D images
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Playing back 3D-compatible Blu-ray disc
(Frame Sequential format)
● Connect the 3D-compatible player via a fully
wired HDMI compliant cable. (If you use the non
3D-compatible player, the images will be displayed in
2D mode.)
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If the input mode is not switched automatically, select
the input mode connected to the player using the AV
button.
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3D-supported broadcast
● Please consult the suppliers of contents or
programmes for availability of this service.
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3D photos and 3D videos taken by
3D-compatible Panasonic products
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Available in Media Player and Network services.
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2D images converted to 3D
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Press the 3D button and set to [2D → 3D] mode in [3D
Mode Selection]. (Contents of 4K format cannot be
changed to 3D mode.)
Preparations
Ensure that the registration of the 3D Eyewear has been
completed.
1
Turn the 3D Eyewear on and put it on
Connection status and battery status are displayed on
the bottom right of the screen.
2
View the 3D images
Safety precautions will be displayed when you first
watch the 3D image. Select [Yes] or [No] to continue to
view 3D images.
Note
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Turn off the 3D Eyewear after using it.
● Use the 3D Eyewear within approximately 3.2 m from
the TV. You cannot view the 3D images with the 3D
Eyewear too far from the TV, because of the difficulty
of receiving radio waves from the TV.
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The range may be shortened depending on the
obstacles between the TV and the 3D Eyewear, or the
surrounding environment.
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Use the 3D Eyewear where there is no interference
from other Bluetooth devices.
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3D content will not be correctly visible if the 3D
Eyewear is worn upside down or back-to-front.
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When viewing 3D images, make sure your eyes
are at an approximately horizontal level and keep a
position where you do not see double images.
● If light appears to flicker under fluorescents or
dimmers when using the 3D Eyewear, change the
setting of [3D Refresh Rate] in [3D Settings] (Picture
Menu).
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There are differences in the viewing range of the 3D
Eyewear among individuals.