Panasonic Viera TC-L42D2X Operating Instructions Manual

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12orTurn the TV On with the POWER buttonor(TV) (Remote)Configure your viewing modeSelect your languageLanguage / Idioma / LangueEnglish Español Français selectOKSelect your viewing mode (Be sure to select “Home use”)Set viewing mode Step 2 of 6Please select your viewing environment.Select “Home Use” when using this TV in yourhome.Home Use Store DemonstrationOKRETURNSelectselectOKPlease confirm your selection (Home Use) before pressing OK button.If you select “Store Demonstration” by mistake in ,confirmation screen will be displayed.NoYou are selecting the store demonstration mode.YesIf you select “Yes”, the picture mode will regularly resetto “Vivid” and a Picture Refresh message will be displayed on thescreen.selectOKSelect “No” and return to previous screen .If you select “Yes”, Screen enters the store demonstration mode.To display the “Set viewing mode” screen again as shown above and select“Home Use”, do one of the following:• Press and hold down the side POWER button for at least five seconds.• Unplug power cord for 30 seconds and plug it again.Noteis not available on - .is not available on .When you have used to turn the TV off, the next time you turn the TV on the“Language” settings will be displayed.If you use any other step other than to turn the TV off, or if you used the EXITbutton to quit before completing the settings, the next time you turn the TV on “Firsttime setup” will not be automatically displayed.• The settings up to that point are saved.• You can reset the settings using “First time setup”. (p. 29)To change the setting (Language, ANT/Cable setup, Input labels, Clock) later, go tothe Menu screen (p. 29)First Time SetupFirst time setup screen is displayed only when the TV is turned on for the first time after the power cord isinserted into a wall outlet and when “Auto power on” (p. 29) is set to “No”.