Pioneer PRO-101FD - Elite® Signature Series 50" Plasma TV Operating Instructions Manual

Pioneer PRO-101FD - Elite® Signature Series 50" Plasma TV Operating Instructions Manual

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Introduction to Flat Panel Displays
Flat Panel Display Shipment Checklist
Lists all accessories shipped with the flat panel display.
Control Options: Get to Know Your Flat Panel Display
Overview of panel buttons and remote control operations.
Flat Panel Control Buttons
Details on buttons and sensors located on the front and rear panels.
Operating the Remote Control
Instructions for inserting batteries and basic remote control usage.
Remote Control Buttons Explained
Detailed descriptions of all buttons on the remote control.
Right Side Remote Buttons
Detailed descriptions of buttons on the right side of the remote control.
Install Your Flat Panel Display
Table Top Stand Installation
Instructions for installing the display using a table top stand.
Wall Mounting with Brackets
Guidelines for mounting the display using optional brackets.
Choosing the Installation Location
Factors to consider for a suitable installation site, including ventilation.
Handling and Moving the Display Panel
Proper techniques for lifting and moving the flat panel display safely.
Mounting and Anchoring the Display
Instructions for mounting and anchoring the panel to a wall or stand.
Connecting External Devices
How to connect devices like DVD players, VCRs, and PCs to the display.
Connecting the Power Cord
Final connection step: plugging the power cord into a grounded outlet.
Managing Power Cords and Cables
Guidelines for routing and bundling cables for neatness and safety.
Basic Operations
Powering the Display On and Off
Steps to turn the flat panel display ON, enter Standby, or turn it OFF.
Program Your Flat Panel Display
Guide to selecting input sources, languages, and picture quality.
Selecting Input Sources
How to select the external equipment connected to the input terminals.
Navigating the Home Menu
Explanation of how to use the Home Menu for settings and commands.
Using the Simplified User Menu
Quick access to frequently used menus and submenus via the User Menu.
Setting the Display Language
How to change the language for menus and on-screen information.
Basic Picture Adjustment
Adjusting Picture Quality
Basic adjustments to optimize picture settings for the viewing environment.
Room Lighting Adjustment
Using the Room Light Sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness.
General Picture Adjustments
How to adjust standard picture parameters like contrast, brightness, and color.
Adjusting Picture Position
How to adjust the horizontal and vertical position of the picture.
Restoring Default Picture Settings
Restoring factory default picture settings to resolve improper adjustments.
Comparing Picture Adjustments
Steps to compare before and after picture adjustments for optimal results.
Smart Starts for New Owners
Features for simpler usage, best quality, and longest panel life.
Extending Panel Lifespan
Using Long Life Settings to prolong panel life and prevent burn-in.
Power Indicator Brightness Adjustment
How to adjust the brightness of the Power On indicator light.
Setting Input Priority
Automatically switching to a specific input when signals are present.
Activating the Image Orbiter
Using the Orbiter function to protect against screen burn-in.
Screen-Saving Video Pattern
Using a video pattern to help alleviate after-image ghosts or burn-in.
Energy Saving Features
Activating Energy Save to decrease brightness and lower power consumption.
Using the Sleep Timer
Setting a timer to automatically place the panel in Standby for energy saving.
Additional Picture Adjustment Options
Choosing AV Options
Choosing AV selections based on room light and content for optimal image quality.
AV Source Selection via Remote
How to set the AV Selection for an external AV Source using the remote.
AV Source Selection via Home Menu
Using the Home Menu to select AV sources and optimize image quality.
PC Source Selection
Choosing between STANDARD and USER AV Selections for PC input.
Game Console Recognition Settings
Establishing image quality preferences for connected game consoles.
Adjusting Specific Picture Elements
Methods to adjust picture elements for the best viewing experience.
Screen Size Adjustment (Auto/Manual)
Automatically or manually selecting the appropriate screen size for video signals.
Manual Screen Sizing Options
Selecting screen sizes like Auto, Full, Zoom, Cinema, 4:3, and Wide.
Correcting AV and PC Picture Settings
Adjusting picture elements for AV or PC sources to compensate for source changes.
Advanced Picture Functions
Optimizing picture quality with advanced functions like Pro Adjust.
Screen Masking Adjustments
Adjusting screen masking to fill areas with black bars and reduce image concerns.
Color Temperature Selection
Adjusting color temperature for better white balance and manual adjustment.
Image Gradation (Gamma) Adjustment
Adjusting image characteristics for gamma.
PureCinema for High Quality Image
Using PureCinema to recreate frames for HD picture quality from film sources.
Intelligent Mode Settings
Optimizing image color tones and brightness using Intelligent Mode.
Picture Detail Options
Adjusting DRE Picture, Black Level, ACL, and Enhancer Mode for detail.
CTI and Color Space Adjustments
Using CTI and Color Space options for further picture enhancement.
Color Management Settings
Fine-tuning image coloring using the Color Management option.
Reducing Image Noise
Using video noise reduction features for clear and crisp images.
Adjusting Color Signals
Adjusting color signals for video and still images using 3DYC, I-P Mode, etc.
Multi-Screen Viewing Modes
Displaying multiple screens simultaneously: two-screen or picture-in-picture.
Screen Splitting and Manipulation
Using SPLIT, SWAP, and SHIFT buttons for multi-screen views.
Small Screen Management (PIP)
Automatically hiding the small screen window when no input signals appear.
Freezing the Picture
Capturing a still image for detailed viewing or analysis.
Power Management Features
Functions to save power and extend panel life, including auto standby.
Using Other Equipment
Remote Control Programming for Other Equipment
Programming the remote control to operate other devices like DVD players.
Remote Learning Function
Memorizing codes to control other devices using the remote's learning function.
Assigning Manufacturer Codes
Assigning preset manufacturer codes to the remote control for device operation.
Searching Manufacturer Code Library
Finding manufacturer codes by searching the remote's code library.
Clearing Remote Control Codes
Returning learned and preset codes to factory defaults.
Controlling a Pioneer Receiver
Using dedicated buttons on the remote to control a Pioneer receiver.
Controlling Cable/Satellite Systems
Using the remote to control cable or satellite converter boxes.
Controlling a VCR
Using the remote control to operate a VCR, including playback and recording.
Controlling DVD/DVR/BD Players
Operating DVD players, recorders, or Blu-ray players with the remote.
Applying Settings for Other Equipment
Setting hints for connected equipment like Composite, Component, and DVI devices.
AV System Settings
Configuring input name, color signal, and signal type for AV systems.
PC Settings and Adjustments
Applying specific settings and adjusting screen for PC connections.
Using HDMI Inputs
Connecting and configuring devices via HDMI for digital audio/video signals.
Naming HDMI Inputs
Assigning input names for equipment connected through HDMI.
Specifying HDMI Input Type
Selecting the signal type (Video or PC) for HDMI inputs.
Specifying Digital HDMI Signal Type
Assigning the correct digital video signal type for attached devices.
HDMI Control of Connected Equipment
Controlling other equipment via HDMI using the panel's remote and KURO LINK.
Controlling AV Systems via KURO LINK
Controlling AV system operations via the panel's remote through HDMI port.
Controlling Recorders via KURO LINK
Using KURO LINK menu to control recorders (playback, stop, fast forward).
Controlling Players via KURO LINK
Using KURO LINK menu to control players (DVD/Blu-ray menu, playback).
Specific KURO LINK Commands
Options for powering devices and features On/Off via HDMI commands.
HDMI Command for Source Sound Playback
Ensuring source sound continues when the panel turns on.
HDMI Command for Power Off Control
Powering off connected devices when the flat panel display is turned off.
HDMI Command for Power On Ready
Automatically powering on the panel when a connected device is turned on.
Testing HDMI Power Control
Testing if connected equipment can power up/down via HDMI port.
Connecting Game Consoles and Camcorders
Connecting game consoles or camcorders through INPUT 1.
Using the IR Repeater Out
Operating connected equipment via remote control commands.
Network Connectivity
Connecting the panel to a home network (LAN) to function as a server.
IP Control Settings
Applying IP control settings for network operation and configuration.
Web Control System Access
Accessing and controlling the panel from a PC using a web browser.
Virtual Remote Control Settings
Using a web browser to access virtual remote control functions.
Web-Based Picture Adjustments
Making picture adjustments via the web control system interface.
Web Control Input Settings
Configuring input settings through the web interface.
Web Control Function Settings
Configuring various functions through the web interface.
Email Event Notifications
Setting up email notifications for system errors or malfunctions.
Assigning Serial Numbers and IDs
Assigning ID numbers for controlling multiple panels via PC.
Assigning an ID Number
Entering required ID numbers for controlling and adjusting multiple panels.
Assigning a Baud Rate
Setting the RS-232C transmission speed (baud rate) for PC control.
Selecting Integrator Mode
Using Integrator Mode for alternative options and settings.
Integrator Mode Menus
Exploring options within Integrator Mode, including Picture Preset and Studio Mode.
Integrator Mode Drive Mode
Optimizing picture quality based on content using Drive Mode.
Integrator Mode FRC Mode
Switching the frame rate conversion using FRC Mode.
Integrator Mode Fan Control
Controlling the rear cooling fan speed based on internal temperature.
Integrator Mode On-screen Display
Setting the menu display to On or Off via the web interface.
Integrator Mode Power On Mode
Automatically selecting the input when the panel is turned On.
Integrator Mode Mirror Mode
Reversing the image displayed on the screen.
Integrator Mode Banner PIP
Adjusting translucence and display positions for the small window in P-in-P.
Integrator Mode IP Control Lock
Locking or unlocking IP Control settings.
Integrator Mode Network ID Beacon
Authenticating connection between specified equipment and the panel.
Helpful Information
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Answers to common questions received by support staff.
Cleaning Methods
Proper procedures for cleaning the screen surface and cabinet.
Troubleshooting and Service Information
Solutions for common issues related to power, panel operation, remote, and picture.
General Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting steps for general panel issues like no power or panel not operating.
Picture Troubleshooting
Solutions for common picture-related issues like no picture or dark screen.
KURO LINK Troubleshooting
Solutions for issues related to KURO LINK functionality.
IP Control Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting steps for web browser and IP address issues.
Cautions and Warnings
Installation Details and Precautions
Important considerations for proper installation, including ventilation and accessories.
Location and Temperature Considerations
Guidelines for placing the display considering temperature and condensation risks.
Usage Guidelines for Longevity
Recommendations for optimal usage to maintain performance and longevity.
Signal Interference and Noise
Understanding sources of signal interference and panel noise.
Phosphor Properties
Characteristics of phosphor-based displays not covered by warranty.
Image Retention and After-Image Lag
Information on image retention, burn-in, and pixel information.
Preventing Image Burning and Retention
Methods and settings to avoid image retention, burn-in, and after-image lag.
General Safety Precautions
Essential safety instructions for installation, operation, and cleaning.
Legal Notices and Safety Information
Safety warnings, ventilation requirements, and operating environment.
Radio Interference Information
FCC and Canadian compliance statements regarding radio frequency interference.
Appendix
Remote Control Manufacturer Codes
Lists of manufacturer codes for programming the remote control.
Cable Manufacturer Codes
Manufacturer codes for cable devices to program the remote.
Satellite Manufacturer Codes
Manufacturer codes for satellite devices to program the remote.
VCR Manufacturer Codes
Manufacturer codes for VCRs to program the remote control.
Blu-ray Player Manufacturer Codes
Manufacturer codes for Blu-ray players to program the remote.
Video/PC Signal Compatibility
Signal compatibility charts for HDMI, DVI, Component, and D-Sub inputs.
INPUT 1 Video Signal Compatibility
Screen modes supported for INPUT 1 video signals.
Analog Video Signal Compatibility
Screen modes for analog component and D-Sub video signals.
Digital Video Signal Compatibility
Screen modes for digital DVI and HDMI video signals.
Analog PC Signal Compatibility
Screen modes for analog PC signals via D-Sub.
Digital PC Signal Compatibility
Screen modes for digital PC signals via DVI and HDMI.
Product Specifications
Technical specifications including pixel count, languages, power, and terminals.
Trademarks and Copyrights
List of trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned in the manual.
Glossary of Terms
Definitions of technical terms and acronyms used in the manual.
Network Protocol Glossary
Definitions for DHCP, DNS, POP before SMTP, and SMTP.
Index
Alphabetical listing of topics and their corresponding page numbers.

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