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Reset NameWhen to UseHow to UseResulting Action
FormatWhen	the	picture	
shape	seems	
incorrect,	use	
MORE > 0 (FORMAT)	to	
change	the	shape	of	
the	picture.
Press	the	MORE	key	and	then	repeat-
edly	press	0	(F O R M AT)	to	cycle	
through	the	available	aspect	ratios.
The	last-used	format	for	a	signal	
type	is	memorized	for	each	
input.		The	next	time	the	same	
input	and	the	same	signal	type	is	
viewed,	the	last-used	format	will	
be	recalled.
PerfectColor™ 
Reset
or
PerfectColor™/ 
PerfecTint™ 
Reset (153 and 
249 Series)
(for	the	single	
input	currently	
being	watched)
When	the	color	
intensities	seem	out	
of	balance,	use	the	
PerfectColor/PerfecTint	
reset	to	reset	the	color	
balances	to	the	original	
factory	settings.
Both	PerfectColor	and	
PerfecTint	are	reset	at	
the	same	time.
While	viewing	the	input	to	1. 
be	reset,	press	MENU	and	
go	to	Adjust > Picture+ > 
PerfectColor.
Press	2. ENTER	to	display	the	
PerfectColor	adjustment	screen.
Press	3. CANCEL	to	reset	the	colors.
All	PerfectColor/PerfecTint	
sliders	are	reset	to	the	
original	center	position.		The	
PefectColor/PerfecTint	settings	
for	other	inputs	remain	
unchanged.
A /V Memory 
Reset
(for	the	single	
input	currently	
being	watched)
When	audio	and/
or	video	settings	for	
a	single	input	seem	
incorrect,	use	A /V	
Memory	Reset	to	return	
the	input	to	the	original	
factory	settings.
While	viewing	the	input	to	reset,	1. 
press	MENU	and	go	to	Adjust > 
Reset.
Press	2. ENTER	to	highlight	the	
Reset	icon.
Press	3. ENTER	again	to	reset.
All	Audio	and	Video	settings	
for	the	individual	input	are	
reset	except	for	the	Listen	To,	
Language,	audio	Balance,	
Closed	Caption,	and	Advanced	
Picture	settings.
A /V Reset
(for	all	inputs)
To	reset	audio	and	
video	adjustments	for	
all	inputs	to	the	original	
factory	settings.
While	viewing	the	TV,	press	the	
control-panel	buttons	ACTIVITY	and	
VOLUME DOWN	at	the	same	time	for	at	
least	two	seconds.
All	Audio	and	Video	settings	are	
returned	to	the	original	factory	
settings,	including	Listen	To,	
Language,	audio	Balance,	
Closed	Captions,	and	Format.
TV Reset Comparison Guide
You	can	resolve	 many	common	 TV	problems	 using	the	reset	
functions	described	in	the	following	table.		See	also	the	
troubleshooting	suggestions	later	in	this	appendix.
IMPORTANT
Before you change sound or picture settings: 	If	picture	
or	sound	settings	seem	wrong	for	a	broadcast	channel	
(a	channel	from	the	ANT	input,	a	cable	box,	or	satellite	
receiver),	first	check	other	channels	from	the	same	input	
before	changing	settings.		If	most	other	channels	from	the	
same	input	seem	correct,	there	is	likely	a	problem	with	the	
broadcast	rather	than	with	the	TV.		Use	care	in	this	case,	as	
changes	you	make	to	fix	problems	on	individual	channels	
also	affect	all	other	channels	on	the	same	input.
Appendix E:  Troubleshooting
Service and Customer Support
Service
If	you	are	unable	to	correct	a	problem	with	your	TV,	
consult	your	Mitsubishi	dealer	or	Mitsubishi	Consumer	
Relations	at	(800)	332-2119.
•	 DO	NOT	adjust	any	controls	other	than	those	
described	in	this	Owner’s	Guide.
•	 DO	NOT	remove	the	protective	back	cover	of	your	
T V.
Customer Support
•	 To	order	replacement	or	additional	remote	con-
trols	or	to	purchase	an	IR	emitter	cable,	visit	
our	website	at	www.mitsuparts.com	or	call	
(800)	553-7278.
•	 For	questions:
	 Call	Consumer	Relations	at	800-332-2119.
	 E-mail:		[email protected]
	 Website:		www.mitsubishi-tv.com
249 Series.•			If	you	are	having	difficulty	with	your	
VUDU	account,	contact	VUDU	Customer	Care	at	
www.VUDU.com/support.
 
						

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Reset NameWhen to UseHow to UseResulting Action
Channel 
Memorization
To	erase	and	
re-memorize	channels	
on	the	ANT input.
While	viewing	the	TV,	press	1. 
MENU	to	display	the	main	menu.
Navigate	to	the	2. Initial> Channel		
menu.
Press	3. ENTER.
Highlight	the	reception	mode,	4. 
e.g.	Ant Air.
Highlight	5. Scan.
Press	6. ENTER	to	start	channel	
memorization.
All	previously	memorized	chan-
nels	for	the	antenna	input	are	
erased	and	a	new	set	of	memo-
rized	channels	is	created.		To	
add	or	delete	individual	chan-
nels,	see	Initial > Channel > 
Edit	menu	instructions	on	page	
48.	
Lock Menu 
Pass Code
To	change	your	Lock	
menu	pass	code
See	the	cutout	page	from	Appendix	D,	
page	79.
Allows	establishment	of	a	new	
code.
Control-Panel 
Lock Release
To	re-enable	the	
control-panel	buttons	
after	activation	of	the	
Control-Panel	Lock
Press	and	hold	the	ACTIVITY	button	
on	the	control	panel	for	ten	seconds.		
If	the	TV	is	powered	off,	you	can	
now	press	the	POWER	button	to	turn	
it	on.
Allows	the	control	panel	to	be	
unlocked	if	the	remote	control	is	
misplaced.
Auto Input 
Sensing for 
HDMI
If	the	New Device 
Found	screen	does	
not	appear	when	you	
connect	an	HDMI	
device.
Disconnect	the	HDMI	device.1. 
Delete	the	HDMI	input	in	the	2. Inputs	
>	Name	menu	(see	page	50).
Power	on	and	connect	the	new	3. 
device.
The	New Device Found	screen	
will	display.
System ResetIf	the	TV	does	not	turn	
on	or	off,	does	not	
respond	to	the	remote	
control	or	control-
panel	buttons,	or	has	
audio	but	no	video.
Press	and	hold	the	POWER	button	on	
the	control	panel	for	ten	seconds.
The	TV	will	turn	off.		Power	on	the	
TV	and	the	green	LED	will	flash	
quickly	for	about	one	minute.		The	
changes	you	made	most	recently,	
before	using	SYSTEM RESET,	may	
be	lost.
TV Reset
I M P O R TA N T:		
Use	this	reset	
only	if	other	
troubleshooting	
has	been	unsuc-
cessful.
To	reset	all	consumer-
accessible	settings	
and	all	memories	to	
the	original	factory	
defaults.
Use	TV	Reset	if	the	TV	
can	respond	to	con-
trols	but	TV	behavior	is	
abnormal.
CAUTION:		All	owner-
performed	setups	and	
adjustments	will	be	
erased. 	
While	viewing	the	TV,	press	1. 
MENU	to	display	the	TV	main	
menu.
With	the	main	menu	displayed,	2. 
press	number	keys	1  2  3	to	
display	the	Reset	menu.
READ THE ON-SCREEN 3. 
WARNING AND INSTRUC-
TIONS.
If	you	do	not	wish	to	use	this	•	
reset,	press	BACK	or	MENU	to	
back	out.
If	you	do	wish	to	use	the	•	
reset,	press	ENTER	to	erase	
all	memories	and	settings.
The	TV	will	start	the	initialization	
process	and	then	turn	off.		
Power	on	the	TV	and	the	front	
green	LED	will	start	flashing.		All	
memory	and	settings	outlined	in	
this	Owner’s	Guide	will	need	to	
be	set	again.
VUDU™Reset VUDU 
Connection
(249 Series)
VUDU	does	not	•	
respond	to	commands.
The	selection	does	not	•	
play	(e.g.,	screen	is	
black	or	the	“Loading”	
messge	is	frozen	on	
screen).
Press	the	MORE	Key.1. 
Press	the	2	key.2. 
The	screen	will	briefly	go	blank	
while	VUDU	initializes.
This	reset	does	not	reset	the	TV	
or	any	TV	settings.
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Appendix E:  Troubleshooting, continued
General TV Operation
SymptomRemarks
	1.The	TV	remote	control	does	not	work.	Check	that	the	batteries	are	fresh	and	installed	correctly.•	
Check	that	the	control	mode	on	the	remote	is	set	to	TV.•	
Be	no	more	than	20	feet	from	the	TV	when	using	the	remote	control.•	
Program	the	remote	control	to	operate	the	TV	or	other	device.•	
Reset	the	remote	control.•	
	2.When	I	try	to	use	the	remote	control,	the	
POWER	key	blinks	five	times.
Replace	the 	batteries.
	3.TV	does	not	respond	to	the	remote	control	or	
to	control-panel	buttons	and	TV	will	not	power	
on	or	off.
Unplug	the	AC	power	cord	for	10	seconds.•	
Press	and	hold	the	POWER	button	on	the	control	panel	to	•	
perform	system	reset.
	4.When	a	device	is	selected	from	the	Activity	
menu,	the	screen	is	blue	or	black	(no	signal	
source).
•	 Make	sure	the	selected	device	is	turned	on.
•	 Begin	play	of	the	device.
	5.You	have	forgotten	your	Lock	menu	pass	code.See	“Bypassing	the	Parental	Lock”,	Appendix	D.
	6.Rating	restrictions	are	not	working.Open	the	Lock	>	Parental	Lock	menu	and:
•	 Verify	that	the	ratings	locks	are	active.
•	 Check	the	Lock	Time/Unlock	Time	to	check	if	rating	restric-
tions	are	disabled.
•	 Rating	restrictions	apply	only	to	content	on	the	ANT	input.
	7.On-screen	displays	appear	each	time	you	
change 	a 	function.
Normal	TV	operation.
	8.
	9.I	have	turned	on	CEC	for	my	HDMI	devices	
but	control	is	erratic	and	I	wish	to	disable	it.
First 	•	turn	off	the	TV’s	HDMI	control	for	the	specific	device.		
Open	the	Inputs	>	HDMI	Control	menu,	select	the	device,	
select	Off.
Disable	CEC	on	the	device	itself.		See	the	device’s	instruc-•	
tions.
If	the	problem	persists,	do	the	following:•	
Disconnect	the	device	from	the	TV.1. 
Open	the	Inputs	>	Name	menu	and	select	Delete	for	the	2. 
device.
Reconnect	the	device	to	the	TV	and	Auto	Input	Sensing	3. 
will	recognize	the	device	with	CEC	disabled.
Reset NameWhen to UseHow to UseResulting Action
VUDU
Reset VUDU 
Account 
Password
(249 Series)
You	have	forgotten	
your	account	pass-
word.
Using	a	computer,	go	to	
www.VUDU.com.
Reset	your	account	password	
from	the	VUDU	website	(requires	
access	to	e-mail).
VUDU
Reset Parental 
Controls 
Passcode
(249 Series)
You	have	forgotten	
your	passcode.
Call	VUDU	Customer	Care	at	
1-888-554-VUDU	(8838).
VUDU	Customer	Care	will	reset	
your	passcode.
 
						

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Appendix E:  Troubleshooting, continued
TV Power On/Off
SymptomRemarks
	1.TV	takes	an	excessively	long	time	to	power	
on.
When	powered	on,	the	TV	needs	time	to	boot	up,	just	as	•	
does	a	computer.
For	faster	power-up,	change	the	Energy	setting	to	Fast	•	
Power	On	(Initial	>	Energy	menu).		With	this	setting	the	TV’s		
power	usage	when	off	exceeds	ENERGY	STAR®	recom-
mended	levels	for	a	powered-down	device.
	2.You	cannot	program	the	TV	to	turn	on	auto-
matically	(Timer	function)
The	TV	may	be	locked.•	
The	clock	may	not	be	set.•	
	3.TV	turned	itself	off	and	the	light	on	the	front	
panel	started	to	blink.
Momentary	power	fluctuation	caused	the	TV	to	turn	off	to	•	
prevent	damage.		Wait	for	the	green	light	to	stop	flashing	
and	turn	the	TV	on	again.
	If	the	TV	does	not	stay	on,	press	the	POWER	button	on	the	•	
control	panel	for	at	least	eight	seconds	to	perform	System	
Reset.		If	this	happens	frequently,	obtain	an	AC	line	power	
conditioner/surge	protector.
An	unusual	digital	signal	may	have	been	received,	triggering	a	•	
protection	circuit.		Wait	for	the	light	to	stop	flashing	and	turn	TV 	
on.
	4.TV	will	not	power	off.Press	the	POWER	button	on	the	control	panel	for	ten	seconds	
to	perform	System	Reset.
TV Channels
SymptomRemarks
	1.The	TV	takes	several	seconds	to	respond	to	
channel	changes.
It	is	normal	for	digital	channels	to	take	longer	to	tune	in.•	
Press	ENTER	after	entering	a	channel	number	to	avoid	•	
delays.
Use	a	4-digit	number	for	an	over-the-air	digital	channel.•	
Use	a	6-digit	number	for	digital	cable	channels	if	your	cable	•	
service	is	able	to	recognize	6-digit	channel	numbers.
	2.You	cannot	access	a	channel.Use	number	keys	instead	of	CHANNEL	Up/Down.•	
Be	sure	the	channel	you	want	to	view	is	in	memory.•	
Check	that	the	TV	is	switched	to	the	correct	device	or	•	
antenna	for	that	channel	by	pressing	the	ACTIVITY	key.
Make	sure	the	Lock	>	Parent	menu	lock	is	set	to	Off.•	
If	you	cannot	tune	to	a	virtual	digital	channel	even	though	the	•	
TV	has	already	memorized	digital	channels,	tune	to	the	physi-
cal	channel	number	used	by	the	broadcaster.		The	virtual	
channel	will	then	be	automatically	added	to	memory.
You	may	be	trying	to	tune	to	an	analog	channel	that	is	no	•	
longer	broadcasting.
	3.When	ChannelView	list	is	displayed,	informa-
tion	appears	incomplete
Press	INFO	to	update	the	display	for	the	highlighted	channel.•	
Program	information	is	displayed	only	for	the	currently	tuned	•	
channel.
Available	information	is	sent	from	the	broadcaster	or	cable	•	
provider.		No	other	data	is	available.
Make	sure	the	TV	clock	is	set	correctly.•	
 
						

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Appendix E:  Troubleshooting, continued
Picture
SymptomRemarks
	1.Picture	does	not	look	like	a	high-definition	
picture.
Not	all	signals	are	high-definition	signals.		To	receive	high-defini-
tion	programming	from	your	cable	or	satellite	provider,	you	must	
subscribe	to	the	provider’s	high-definition	service.			Some	over-
the-air	broadcasts	are	in	high-definition	and	can	be	received	with	
a	high-quality	antenna	suited	to	your	location.
	2.TV	has	sound	but	no	picture.Check	that	all	video	inputs	are	plugged	in	firmly.•	
Press	and	hold	the	POWER	button	on	the	control	panel	for	•	
ten	seconds	to	perform	System	Reset.
	3.Picture	has	become	dimmer.Adjust	picture	brightness	and	contrast	to	maximum	levels.
	4.There	is	a	large	black	or	gray	rectangle	on	
the	screen.
The	TV’s	analog	closed	captioning	has	been	set	to	“text”	mode	
in	the	Captions	menu.		Turn	off	because	there	is	no	text	informa-
tion	being	broadcast.
	5.You	cannot	view	a	picture	when	playing	a	
VHS	tape.
Check	your	VCR’s	owner’s	guide	for	further	troubleshooting.	
	6.VCR	or	DVD	player’s	on-screen	menus	jitter	
up	and	down.
Stop	playback.		Possible	cause:		Many	VCRs	and	DVD	players	
provide	on-screen	menus	at	only	half-resolution	that	may	
appear	to	jitter	up	and	down.
	7.When	viewing	a	stopped	VCR,	white	lines	
are	rolling	on	the	screen.
•	 Turn	off	video	mute	for	the	VCR.
•	 Begin	playing	the	tape.
•	 Change	the	VCR	input	from	Line	1	to	the	VCR	antenna	input.
	8.A	color	program	appears	as	a	black	and	
white	image,	or	the	colors	are	dim,	or	the	
screen	is	black.
The	PerfectColor	color	balance	has	been	incorrectly	set.		Reset	
the	PerfectColor	balance.
	9.Picture	from	an	HDMI	input	is	noisy	(poor	
quality).
Upgrade	a	Category	1	(unmarked)	HDMI	cable	to	a	Category	2	
high-speed	HDMI	cable.
	10.The	image	from	a	computer	appears	dis-
torted	when	viewed	on	the	TV.
Normal	TV	operation.		The	TV	does	not	correct	distortion	in	•	
the	picture	from	a	computer	because	the	correction	process	
may	cut	off	the	edges	of	the	image.
The	aspect	ratio	may	be	wrong	for	the	image.		Press	MORE	•	
and	then	0	(FORMAT)	to	change.
Sound 
SymptomRemarks
	1.There	is	no	sound	even	when	the	
volume	is	turned	up.
•	 Check	if	the	MUTE	key	is	on.
•	 The	TV’s	“Listen	to:”	setting	may	be	set	to	SAP	(analog	program	
from	the	ANT	input)	but	no	SAP	is	being	broadcast.
•	 Check	that	the	Speakers	option	is	set	to	TV	to	hear	sound	from	
the	TV	speakers.		Possibly	sound	is	being	sent	to	one	of	the	audio	
outputs	for	an	A /V	receiver	or	headphones.
•	 If	using	an	A /V	receiver,	check	that	the	Speakers	option	is	set	to	AV	
Receiver	to	hear	sound	from	the	A /V	receiver	speakers.
•	Press	and	hold	the	POWER	button	on	the	control	panel	for	10	
seconds	to	perform	System	Reset.
 
						

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Sound 
SymptomRemarks
	2.The	sound	does	not	match	the	screen	
picture.
The	TV’s	“Listen	to:”	setting	may	be	set	to	SAP	(analog	program	from	
the	ANT	input).
	3.The	sound	from	my	A /V	receiver	does	
not	match	the	screen	picture	(I	should	
hear	the	correct	audio	from	my	A /V	
receiver).
Check	that	DIGITAL	AUDIO	OUTPUT	and/or	AVR	AUDIO	•	
OUTPUT	on	TV’s	main	panel	is	connected	to	the	A /V	receiver.
Without	this	connection,	devices	connected	only	to	the	TV	(and	
not	the	A /V	receiver)	can	be	heard	only	from	the	TV	speakers.		
Note	that	this	includes	the	ANT	input,	a	device	(such	as	a	
camcorder)	connected	to	the	convenience	panel,	and	any	other	
device	sending	audio	to	the	TV	only.
If	using	a	NetCommand-controlled	A /V	receiver,	NetCommand	•	
may	be	selecting	the	wrong	A /V	receiver	audio	input.		Check	the	
A /V	receiver’s	NetCommand	setup	in	the	Inputs	>	AVR	menu.
	4.Cannot	select	an	audio-only	device;	it	
does	not	appear	in	the	Activity	menu.
Plug	an	unused	video	plug	into	the	Y/ V I D E O	jack	to	activate	Auto	
Input	Sensing	and	make	the	audio	device	selectable	in	the	Activity	
menu.
	5.Sound	is	coming	from	the	TV	speakers	
instead	of	the	A /V	receiver.
Disconnect	headphones.		Connect	the	TV’s	AUDIO	OUT	to	the	A /V	
receiver	and	select	AV	Receiver	from	the	New	Device	Found	screen.
NetCommand IR Control (NetCommand-equipped models only)
SymptomRemarks
	1.Cannot	see	the	menu	from	the	A /V	Receiver.A /V	Receiver	Set	Up	for	Audio-Only	Switching•	
The	A /V	Receiver	is	not	connected	to	any	video	input	of	the	
TV.		To	check	the	A /V	Receiver	menu,	temporarily	plug	into	
an	unused	input	of	the	TV,	such	as	Input	3.		Exit	the	New	
Device	Found	screen	and	select	Input	3	from	the	Activity	
menu.	Press	MENU	on	the	A /V	receiver’s	remote	control.
A /V Receiver Set Up for Audio and Video Switching over •	
HDMI
Use	the	MENU	key	on	the	A /V	receiver’s	remote	control.
A /V Receiver with •	HDMI Control
Switch	the	remote	control	to	AUDIO	mode.		Press	the	
MORE	key	and	then	1	(Menu).
	2.NetCommand	unable	to	learn	specific	device	
keys.
A /V	Device	does	not	use	IR	format	for	remote	control	•	
signal.	ITT	and	RF	formats	cannot	be	learned.
Room	lighting	may	affect	the	signal.		Have	the	remotes	very	•	
close	(6	inches	or	less)	to	the	TV	during	Learning.
If	learning	a	Mitsubishi	remote	control,	make	sure	mode	is	•	
not	set	to	TV.
Some,	but	not	all,	device	key	functions	can	be	learned	by	•	
NetCommand.		For	example,	POWER	and	PLAY	may	be	
learned,	but	other	functions	may	not.
The	signal	from	the	remote	control	may	not	be	strong	•	
enough.		Insert	fresh	batteries	and	try	Learning	again.
 
						

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NetCommand IR Control (NetCommand-equipped models only)
SymptomRemarks
	3.The	A /V	receiver	is	the	selected	audio	source	
but	there	is	no	sound.
A /V	Receiver	Set	Up	for	Audio-Only	Switching•	
Check	to	see	if	the	A /V	Receiver	power	is	turned	on.	-
With	A /V	receiver	power	turned	on,	redisplay	the	Activ-	-
ity	menu	and	press	ENTER	to	allow	NetCommand	to	
correctly	select	the	A /V	Receiver	input.
Incorrect	setup	in	the	Inputs	>	AVR	menu.		Check	the		-
device	connection	assigned	in	the	AVR	menu.
A /V	Receiver	Set	Up	for	Audio	and	Video	Switching	over	HDMI•	
Check	to	see	if	the	A /V	Receiver	power	is	turned	on.	-
If	the	device	is	connected	only	to	the	TV	(e.g.,	on	ANT		-
or	a	front	panel	input),	verify	that	the	TV’s	AUDIO	
OUTPUT	is	connected	to	the	A /V	receiver.
The	A /V	receiver	is	not	switching	properly	because		-
you	have	not	learned	the	IR	codes	for	the	A /V	receiver	
inputs	to	which	your	devices	are	connected.
	4.There	is	no	sound	from	the	A /V	receiver	
for	my	DVD	player	or	other	surround	sound	
device	even	though	I	learned	the	IR	code	for	
the	A /V	receiver’s	DVD	input	or	other	input.
(A /V	Receiver	Set	Up	for	Audio-Only	Switch-
ing)
NetCommand	A /V	receiver	setup	for	the	DVD	player	or	digital	
surround	sound	device	or	other	device	is	not	switching	prop-
erly.		See	“Automatic	Switching	(Audio	or	Audio/Video),”	page	
63,	and	perform	A /V	receiver	setup	for	a	digital	surround	sound	
device.
	5.There	is	no	sound	or	picture	from	the	A /V	
receiver	for	my	DVD	player	or	other	device	
connected	to	the	A /V	receiver;	the	A /V	
receiver	should	be	sending	video	to	the	TV	
over	an	HDMI	cable.
(A /V	Receiver	Set	Up	for	Audio	and	Video	
Switching	over	HDMI)
The	NetCommand	A /V	receiver	setup	is	not	switching	audio	
and	video	inputs	properly	because	you	did	not	“learn”	the	A /V	
receiver’s	IR	codes	for	the	device	inputs.		See	“Case	3:		Auto-
matic	Audio	and	Video	Switching	via	HDMI,”	page	65.
	6.I’ve	selected	my	DVD	player	or	other	sur-
round	sound	device	in	combination	with	the	
TV	speakers	but	hear	no	sound	from	the	TV	
speakers.
A /V	Receiver	Set	Up	for	Audio-Only	Switching•	
If	you	have	only	an	audio	connection	from	the	device	to	the	
A /V	receiver,	a	physical	audio	connection	from	the	device	
to	the	TV	is	also	required.
Connect	the	left	and	right	audio	output	from	the	device		-
to	the	appropriate	TV	audio	input.		Now	you	can	hear	
audio	from	the	device	through	either	the	TV	speakers	or	
the	A /V	receiver.
To	switch	audio	sources,	press	MORE	9	(Audio),	press		-
		to	show	the	Speakers	option,	then	press		to	
select	AV	Receiver	or	TV.
A /V	Receiver	Set	Up	for	Audio	and	Video	Switching	over	HDMI•	
With	your	DVD	player	connected	to	the	A /V	receiver,	only	
video	is	passed	from	the	A /V	receiver	to	the	TV	because	of	
copy-protection	restrictions	on	the	HDMI	signal
	7.I	“learned”	the	RECORD	key	for	my	VCR/DVR	
but	when	I	pressed	the	RECORD	key,	the	
VCR/DVR	did	not	record	anything.
Check	that	the	VCR	or	DVR	is	receiving	a	signal	directly	from	
your	cable	box	or	satellite	receiver.
 
						

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EXPRESS,	IMPLIED	OR	STATUTORY	WARRANTY	OR	REPRESENTATION	ON	BEHALF	OF	SUCH	SUPPLIERS,	
INCLUDING,	BUT	NOT	LIMITED	TO	THE	IMPLIED	WARRANTIES	OF	NON-INFRINGEMENT,	TITLE,	MERCHANTABIL-
ITY	OR	FITNESS	FOR	A	PARTICULAR	PURPOSE.
Manufactured	under	license	from	Cambridge	Mechatronics	Ltd.
Rapidfire	and	the	1...	logo	are	trademarks	of	Cambridge	Mechatronics	Ltd
Manufactured	under	license	from	Dolby	Laboratories.		Dolby	is	a	trademark	of	Dolby	Laboratories.
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by	the	U.S.	government.
HDMI™	the	HDMI	logo	and	High-Definition	Multimedia	Interface	are	trademarks	or	registered	trademarks	of	HDMI	
Licensing	LLC.
		Imaging	Science	Foundation	Certified	Calibration	Controls
The	software	in	this	TV	is	based	in	part	on	the	work	of	the	Independent	JPEG	Group,	copyright	©	1991-1998,	Thomas	
G.	Lane,	all	rights	reserved.
x.v.Color	and	the	x.v.Color	logo	are	trademarks	of	Sony	Corporation.
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WITH	RESPECT	TO	ANY	THIRD	PARTY	CONTENT	AND	SERVICES.
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OTHER	LEGAL	THEORY,	FOR	ANY	DIRECT,	INDIRECT,	INCIDENTAL,	SPECIAL	OR	CONSEQUENTIAL	
DAMAGES,	ATTORNEY	FEES,	EXPENSES,	OR	ANY	OTHER	DAMAGES	ARISING	OUT	OF,	OR	IN	CONNEC-
TION	WITH,	YOUR	USE	OF	ANY	CONTENT	OR	SERVICE	THAT	IS	PROVIDED	TO	YOU	BY	ANY	THIRD	PARTY,	
EVEN	IF	ADVISED	OF	THE	POSSIBILITY	OF	SUCH	DAMAGES.
 
						

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Mitsubishi TV Software
END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR EMBEDDED SOFTWARE
IMPORTANT – READ CAREFULLY:	This	License	Agreement	is	a	legal	agreement	between	you	(either	an	individual	or	an	entity)	and	
Mitsubishi	Digital	Electronics	America,	Inc.	(MDEA)	for	all	software	pre	installed	and/or	provided	along	with	this	television	(“Software”).		By	
utilizing	this	television	and	Software,	you	agree	to	be	bound	by	the	terms	of	this	License	Agreement.
The	Software	is	protected	by	United	States	copyright	laws	and	international	treaty	provisions,	as	well	as	other	intellectual	property	laws	
and	treaties.		The	Software	is	licensed,	not	sold.
1.	LICENSE GRANT. 	MDEA	grants	you	a	non-exclusive,	non-transferable,	limited	right	and	license	to	use	one	copy	of	the	Software	
only	with	the	Mitsubishi	television	model	that	included	this	owner’s	guide	and	owned	by	you.
2.	RIGHTS AND LIMITATIONS.
Software	Not	for	Resale.		You	may	not	resell	or	otherwise	transfer	for	value	the	Software,	except	in	conjunction	with	a	sale	of	the	TV	that	
Software	has	been	pre	installed.
Prohibition	on	Reverse	Engineering,	Decompilation	and	Disassembly.		The	Software	contains	trade	secrets	or	other	proprietary	material	
in	its	human	perceivable	form	and	to	protect	them,	you	may	not	reverse	engineer,	decompile,	or	disassemble,	or	otherwise	reduce	the	
Software	to	any	human	perceivable	form,	except	to	the	extent	that	the	foregoing	restriction	is	expressly	prohibited	by	applicable	law.
Separation	of	Components.		The	Software	is	licensed	as	a	single	product.		Its	component	parts	may	not	be	separated	for	use	on	more	
than	one	TV.
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may	subject	you	to	serious	criminal	and	civil	penalties	including	damages	and	an	award	to	MDEA	of	attorneys’	fees	in	connection	with	any	
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is	effective	until	terminated,	and	will	terminate	immediately	without	notice	from	MDEA	or	judicial	resolution	if	you	fail	to	comply	with	any	
provision	of	this	License.
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animations,	video,	audio,	music,	text,	and	“applets”	incorporated	into	the	Software),	and	any	accompanying	printed	materials	are	owned	
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is	the	property	of	the	respective	content	owner	and	may	be	protected	by	applicable	copyright	or	other	intellectual	property	laws	and	
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recorded,	but	MDEA	and	its	licensors	retain	ownership	of	the	Software	itself.		All	rights	not	expressly	granted	are	reserved	by	MDEA.
5.	EXPORT RESTRICTIONS. 	MDEA	is	licensing	the	Software	for	use	within	the	United	States.		You	agree	that	you	will	not	
export	or	re-export	the	Software.		You	specifically	agree	not	to	export	or	re-export	the	Software:	(i)	to	any	country	to	which	the	U.S.	has	
embargoed	or	restricted	the	export	of	goods	or	services,	which	currently	include,	but	are	not	necessarily	limited	to	Cuba,	Iran,	Iraq,	Libya,	
North	Korea,	Sudan,	and	Syria,	or	to	any	national	of	any	such	country,	wherever	located,	who	intends	to	transmit	or	transport	the	Software	
back	to	such	country;	(ii)	to	any	person	or	entity	who	you	know	or	have	reason	to	know	will	utilize	the	Software	in	the	design,	development,	
or	production	of	nuclear,	chemical,	or	biological	weapons;	or	(iii)	to	any	person	or	entity	who	has	been	prohibited	from	participating	in	
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federal	agency	has	suspended,	revoked,	or	denied	your	export	privileges.
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APPLICABLE TO THE TV, MDEA MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER REGARDING THE SOFTWARE 
AND HEREBY EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, WITH 
RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE.  ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES 
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NO EVENT SHALL MDEA BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTIES, IN CONTRACT, IN TORT OR OTHERWISE, FOR ANY 
DIRECT, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND OR NATURE.   BECAUSE SOME 
JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY 
NOT APPLY TO YOU.
7. 	LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.  MDEA SHALL NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY THIRD 
PARTIES FOR ANY DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, WHETHER INDIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR 
OTHERWISE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY CLAIMS FOR LOST PROFITS, LOSS OF GOOD WILL OR EXPENDITURES 
MADE OR COMMITTED FOR IN RELIANCE ON THE CONTINUATION OF THIS LICENSE.  YOU AGREE THAT NEITHER MDEA’S 
BREACH OF THIS LICENSE NOR ITS FAILURE TO REPAIR A DEFECT, ERROR OR BUG SHALL CONSTITUTE A FAILURE OF THE 
ESSENTIAL PURPOSE OF THIS LICENSE.  BECAUSE SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION 
OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.  MDEA’s 
liability to you for direct damages for any cause whatsoever and regardless of the form of the action, will be limited to the money 
paid by you for the TV (based on fair market value of the TV ) that caused the damages.
8.	 GENERAL.		This	License	Agreement	will	be	governed	by	the	laws	of	the	State	of	California.
WARNING:		This	product	contains	chemicals	known	to	the	State	of	California	to	cause	cancer	and/or	birth	defects	
or	other	reproductive	harm.	
 
						

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