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® Use an SD Card which
meets SD standards.
If not, it may cause the TV to malfunction.
® Do not remove
the card while the unit is accessing
data (this can damage
card or unit).
® Do not touch the terminals
on the back of the card.
® Do not subject the card to high pressure
or impact.
® Insert the card in the correct
direction
(otherwise,
card or unit may be damaged).
® Electrical
interference,
static electricity
or erroneous
operation
may damage
the data or card.
® Back up the recorded
data at regular
intervals
in case of deteriorated
or damaged
data or erratic
operation
of the unit. (Panasonic
is not liable for any deterioration
or damage
of recorded
data.)
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® The device
is not inserted.
® The device
is removed.
® The device has no data or this type of data is not supported.
® The file is broken
or unreadable.
® The TV does not support the format.
HDMI connections
to some
Panasonic
equipment
allow you to interface
automatically.
(p. 23)
® This function
may not work
normally
depending
on the equipment
condition.
® The equipment
can be operated
by other remote
controls
with this function
on even if the TV is in Standby
mode.
® Image or sound
may not be available
for the first few seconds
when
playback
starts.
® Image or sound
may not be available
for the first few seconds
when
input mode is switched.
® Volume
function
will be displayed
when
adjusting
the volume
of the equipment.
® If you connect
equipment
that has "HDAVl
Control
2 or later" function
to the TV with an HDMI cable, the sound from the
DIGITAL AUDIO
OUT terminal
can be output
as multi-channel
surround.
_ "HDAVI Control
5" is the newest standard
(current
as of November,
2011) for the HDAVI Control
compatible
equipment.
This standard
is compatible
with the conventional
HDAVI equipment.
HDMI (high-definition
multimedia
interface)
allows
you to enjoy
high-definition
digital
images
and high-quality
sound
by connecting
the TV unit and HD devices.
HDMI-compatible
equipment
('1) with an HDMI or DVI output terminal,
such as a Cable or Satellite
box or a DVD player, can be
connected
to the HDMI connector
using an HDMI compliant
(fully wired)
cable.
® HDMI is the world's
first complete
digital consumer
AV interface
complying
with a non-compression
standard.
® If the external
equipment
has only a DVl output,
connect
to the HDMI terminal
via a DVl to HDMI adapter
cable ('2).
® When
the DVl to HDMI adapter
cable
is used, connect
the audio
cable to the audio
input terminal.
® Audio
settings
can be made on the "HDMI
1 in" or "HDMI
2 in" menu screen.
Applicable
audio
signal sampling
frequencies
(L.PCM):
48 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 32 kHz
('1):
The HDMI logo is displayed
on an HDMI-compliant
device.
(*2):
Enquire
at your local digital equipment
retailer shop.
(- Caution
® The HDMI terminals
on this TV were not specifically
designed
for use with a PC.
® All signals
are reformatted
before being displayed
on the screen.
® If the connected
device
has an aspect
adjustment
function,
set the aspect
ratio to "16:9".
® These
HDMI connectors
are "type A".
_t_, These
HDMI connectors
are compatible
with
HDCP (High-Bandwidth
Digital
Content
Protection)
copyright
protection.
_ A device
having
no digital output
terminal
may be connected
to the input terminal
of either "COMPONENT",
or "VIDEO"
to
receive
analog signals.
® The HDMI input terminal
can be used with only the following
image signals:
480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i,
and 1080p.
Match the output setting
of the digital
device.
® For details of the applicable
HDMI signals,
see p. 33.
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