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y la licencia no se extiende a ninguna unidad del producto o proceso sin licencia en conformidad con el ISO/IEC 11172-3 o ISO/
IEC 13818-3 utilizada o vencida en combinación con esta unidad del producto. La licencia solo cubre el uso de esta unidad para 
codificar y/o decodificar archivos de audio en conformidad con el ISO/IEC 11172-3 o ISO/IEC 13818-3. No se otorga ningún derecho 
bajo esta licencia para características o funciones del producto que no estén conformes con el ISO/IEC 11172-3 o ISO/IEC 13818-3.

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Preguntas y respuestas
1.  Es la antena que utiliza para recepción de TV lo suficientemente buena para DTV? funciona bien con muchas antenas de TV existentes. Sin embargo, las asignaciones de canales de las emisiones de DTV son diferentes que los canales analógicos. Debe descubrir si las emisiones de DTV locales están en VHF (canales 2-13) o UHF (canales 14-69) para ver si necesita una antena diferente.
  Si los canales de DTV están en UHF y ya cuenta con una buena recepción de UHF, su antena actual puede que funcione  correctamente. Lo mismo sucede para la recepción de DTV en VHF. Tenga en cuenta que en algunos mercados, ambos canales 
VHF y UHF se utilizan para emisiones de DTV.
  Puede descubrir las últimas asignaciones de canales de DTV para su área buscando en páginas Web de Internet como www. titantv.com, www.10000watts.com y www.fcc.gov.
2.  Cuál es la dificultad de recibir señales de DTV en interiores? Esto depende de si las estaciones locales de DTV están funcionando a toda potencia y la cercanía de su ubicación a la torre de 
transmisión. El receptor de DTV no requiere tanta señal como los receptores de  TV digital para producir imágenes y sonido de alta 
calidad.
  Una vez que el nivel de señal de DTV sobrepase cierto umbral en el receptor, los datos de vídeo y audio digital se decodifican con 
la misma calidad con la que fue codificada originalmente para su transmisión.  
Esto es una gran ventaja para DTV sobre TV analógica, no hay interferencias, imágenes duplicadas, estáticas o audio rayado.
3.  Cómo puedo conectar una antena en mi comunidad, apartamento o piso? La norma OTARD de la Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones (parte de la Ley de Telecomunicaciones de 1996) permite a los residentes de pisos, apartamentos, comunidades o miembros de una asociación de vecinos, colocar antenas exteriores para la 
recepción de señales de TV de emisión siempre y cuando dichas antenas no estén ubicadas en áreas comunes y no estén a más 
de 12’ de altura.
  Los residentes de pisos de alquiler (apartamentos, etc.) no están cubiertos por las normas OTARD y tendrán que utilizar antenas  interiores para recibir emisiones de DTV. Es posible que el propietario de un complejo de apartamentos pueda proporcionar 
señales de DTV de emisiones a través de un sistema de antena de  TV a cada apartamento.
4.  Puedo conectar mi receptor del decodificador de DTV a mi servicio de TV de cable?
  Los sistemas de TV por cable utilizan un método diferente para transmitir programas de TV digital que es actualmente incompatible con receptores de decodificador de DTV de emisión. Por tanto, tendrá que utilizar una antena exterior o interior para recibir 
programas de DTV de emisión OTA.
  Las buenas noticias son que no tiene que pagar una tarifa mensual o por programa para ver DTV OTA y programas HDTV. Son  gratuitos, a diferencia de la TV por satélite de suscripción o la TV por cable. Todo lo que necesita es una antena y un receptor de 
decodificador de DTV para disfrutar de imágenes claras y nítidas en pantalla panorámica e imágenes de audio de gran calidad.

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Índice
INFORMACIÓN GENERAL
■ Posición de visualización .........................................5■ Características .........................................................6■ Comprobación de los componentes  .........................6■ Aspecto general del panel de control  .......................7■ Aspecto general del panel de conexiones  ................8■ Mando a distancia ..................................................10■ Instalación de las pilas en el mando a distancia  ....11
CONEXIONES
■ Conexión de las antenas de VHF y UHF ...............11■ Conexión de TV por cable ......................................12■ Conexión de un aparato de vídeo ..........................13■ Conexión de una videocámara ...............................14■ Conexión de un reproductor de DVD/decodificador .14■ Conexión a un reproductor de DVD/decodificador  a través de HDMI ...................................................15■ Conexión a un reproductor de DVD/decodificador  a través de DVI .......................................................15■ Conexión de un sistema de audio digital  ................16■ Conexión de un amplificador/DVD para  
Home Cinema - Analógico  ......................................16■ Conexión a un PC ..................................................17
FUNCIONAMIENTO
■ Encendido y apagado del televisor  ........................17■ Función Plug & Play ...............................................18■ Cambio de canales .................................................19■ Ajuste del volumen .................................................20■ Visualización de la pantalla  ....................................20■ Visualización de los menús ....................................20■ Exploración de los menús con el mapa de menús ...21■ Memorización de canales .......................................21■ Configuración del mando a distancia  .....................22■ Para seleccionar la fuente ......................................27■ Para editar el nombre de la fuente de entrada  .......27
CONTROL DE LA IMAGEN
■ Utilización de los ajustes de imagen automáticos  ..28■ Configuración detallada de los valores de la imagen  30■ Cambio del tamaño de la pantalla ..........................31■ Reducción digital de ruido ......................................32■ DNIe (Digital Natural Image engine  (motor digital de imágenes naturales))  ...................32■ Configuración del color activo ................................33■ Configuración de la gama cromática  ......................33■ Ajuste de la posición de la pantalla ........................34■ Congelación de la imagen actual ...........................34
CONTROL DEL SONIDO
■ Utilización de los parámetros de sonido automáticos .34■ Personalización del sonido .....................................35■ Configuración de DNSe (Digital Natural Sound  engine-Motor de sonido digital natural) ....................36■ Elección de una pista sonora multicanal (MTS)  - Digital ...................................................................37■ Elección de una pista sonora multicanal (MTS)  
- Analogica  ..............................................................37■ Control automático de volumen  ..............................38■ Selección del silencio interno .................................38
CONTROL DE LOS CANALES
■ Supresión de los canales codificados digitales  ......39■ Adición y borrado de canales .................................39■ Ajuste de los canales favoritos  ...............................40■ Visualización de las listas de canales  ....................41■ Etiquetado de canales - Analogica .........................41■ Configuración del modo Lista de canales  predeterminada  ......................................................42■ Sintonización fina de los canales analógicos  
- Analogica  ..............................................................42■ Comprobación de la potencia de la señal digital  - Digital ...................................................................43■ LNA  
(Low Noise Amplifier - Amplificador de ruido bajo) ...43
DESCRIPCIÓN DE LAS FUNCIONES
■ Selección del idioma de los menús  ........................44■ Configuración de la hora ........................................44■ Uso del Modo juego ...............................................46■ Uso del V-Chip .......................................................47■ Visualización de subtítulos  (mensajes de texto en pantalla) - Digital ................53■ Visualización de subtítulos  (mensajes de texto en pantalla) - Analogica ..........54■ Nivel de transparencia de los menús  .....................55■ Ajuste del modo Pantalla Azul ................................55■ Ajuste del sonido de la melodía .............................56■ Uso de la función de mejora Defect. de Color  ........56■ Configuración del Nivel de negro HDMI .................57■ Ajuste de la función Modo película - Analogica ......58■ Ajuste de Función de Ayuda ...................................58■ Actualización del software  ......................................59
PANTALLA DE PC
■ Uso del televisor como pantalla del PC  .................60■ Modos de visualización ..........................................61■ Ajuste del televisor con el ordenador  .....................62■ Cambio del tamaño de imagen (modo PC)  ............64■ Configuración de PC para Home Cinema ..............64
APÉNDICE
■ Identificación de problemas ....................................65■ Sustitución de la lámpara .......................................66■ Limpieza y mantenimiento del TV ..........................67■ Uso del televisor en otro país  .................................67■ Especificaciones técnicas ......................................68
Símbolos
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Información general
Posición de visualización
Para conseguir la mejor calidad de visualización, siga las directrices siguientes referentes a la distancia de visualización. 
Siéntese lo más lejos posible de la pantalla si va a mirarla durante un período prolongado.
➢  Cuando instale el producto sepárelo de la pared (más de 10 cm) para facilitar la ventilación. 
Una ventilación inadecuada puede causar un 
aumento de la temperatura interna del producto 
que da como resultado que los componentes 
tengan una vida útil más corta y el rendimiento 
sea menor.

Pantalla de 56˝: 
Al menos a 2 metros
Pantalla de 61˝:
 
Al menos a 2.2 metros
Pantalla de 67˝:
 
Al menos a 2.4 metros Pantalla de 56˝:
 
Al menos a 2 metros
Pantalla de 61˝:
 
Al menos a 2.2 metros
Pantalla de 67˝:
 
Al menos a 2.4 metros

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