VIERA® 42" Class D30 LED HDTV  (42.0" Diag.)

A DLNA certified media server, such as a Windows 7 personal computer, needs to be connected to the same network as your TV. Once the DLNA server is configured on this network, press the [VIERA TOOLS] button on the remote control and select DLNA. Next, you will be prompted to select the DLNA server you wish to connect to. Select the DLNA server, then the available content will be displayed.

No. The Bloomberg application was terminated on July 12, 2011. 

The "ANT/Cable In" input is set to NOT USED.
Follow the instructions below to enable the TV input:
1. Press the [INPUT] button to display the TVs input select screen.
2. Press the green [G] button on the TV's remote.
3. Press the [RIGHT] arrow to select either cable or antenna
4. Press the [EXIT] button to exit the menu.
5. Refer to the EDITING AND SETTING CHANNELS section of your TV's operating instructions for information on programming channels, if necessary.

Panasonic utilizes the blinking light as a form of self-diagnostics, similar to the "check engine" light in your car. If you've ever experienced that, you know that a check engine light could indicate anything from a loose gas cap to something that may require more attention. Panasonic uses the number of times the light blinks, to aid the technician in trouble-shooting the problem. The blinking light helps the technician to isolate and diagnose the issue. This in turn speeds up the repair process if repair is needed, helps keep parts costs down, and helps both you and the servicer by allowing the technician to complete a repair in one trip in many cases.

While viewing your NETFLIX queue, press the directional arrow buttons on your remote in the order listed below: [Up], [Up], [Down], [Down], [Left], [Right], [Left], [Right], [Up], [Up], [Up], [Up]

You can connect flash memory, wireless LAN adapter, keyboard, or mass storage devices to the USB ports on the TV.  Ports are USB 2.0, providing maximum 500mA per port.

DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is a standard that makes it easy for DLNA-certified equipment to share multimedia content within a home network. A DLNA-certified media server such as a Windows 7 personal computer with Windows Media Player 12 is required.

Certain JPEG, SD-Video, AVCHD, MP4 files, MKV files, MPEG-2 files, MP3 files, AAC files and LPCM files can be shared using the DLNA feature. Please see the Owner's Manual for the additional requirements.

To connect to a wireless network, you will need a compatible wireless USB adapter such as Panasonic model DY-WL10. Once the adapter is inserted into the USB slot, it will be automatically detected. Please follow the on-screen instructions to setup the wireless connection. You may also check www.panasonic.com/NetConnect for updated compatibility information. Please consult your Owner's Manual for advanced setup information.

Connect the keyboard's USB cable or the keyboard's wireless transmitter to the television's USB port. You may then use the keyboard to enter alphanumeric characters. Special commands, such as channel up/down, volume control, etc., can also be performed with a keyboard. Please refer to your Owner's Manual for details.

1. Press and hold the [Vol-] button on the side of the TV. 2. Press the [CH] up button on the remote 3 times (while holding the [Vol-] button on the TV). 3. Press the [Down] arrow to select "Demo mode". 4. Press the [Right] arrow to change the "Demo mode" setting to "Off". 5. Press the [Exit] button to exit the menu.

The CC can be displayed on the TV if the receiver (such as a set-top box or satellite receiver) has the CC set to "On".  Contact your cable or satellite company to have the closed captioning activated in the set-top box.

First, press the [INPUT] button on the remote to view the available TV inputs.  Second, press the number button on your remote that corresponds with the number that appears next to the "INPUT

If you receive a message that the TV is receiving a poor signal, or no signal, it means there is either nothing connected to the antenna/cable jack on the back of the TV, the TV is not tuned to an available channel, or the signal is not strong enough to display a picture.

The picture format in the TV or connected device may be set to ZOOM. Change the TV's picture format by pressing the [FORMAT] button on the TV's remote repeatedly to select a different picture format, such as FULL or JUST.  If the TV is already set to a picture format other than ZOOM, the picture format of a connected device, such as a cable or satellite box, may need to be changed.  Please reference the owner's manual for the connected device for the procedure to change its picture format.

An optical cable can be connected to the TV to send audio from the TV to a digital to analog audio converter.  A digital to analog audio converter can convert audio from the television's "Digital Audio Output" and send the audio to your headphones or home theater system using an RCA connection.

Connect an HDMI cable to the HDMI connection on the back of the TV labeled HDMI 1 (ARC). Then connect the other end of the HDMI cable to an ARC-enabled HDMI connection on your A/V receiver.

Press the [FORMAT] button on the remote to remove the black bars from the left and right hand side.  The options that are available to remove the vertical bars are H-Fill, Just, and Zoom.

ARC allows the TV to play the audio from TV programming (or another source device) through a home theater system or an external  A/V amplifier device connected to the TV's HDMI (ARC) connection.

The input is set to NOT USED.  Follow the instructions below to enable the input: 1.     Press the red [R] button on the TV's remote. 2.     Scroll down to highlight the desired input. 3.     Press the [LEFT] or [RIGHT] arrow to change the input label to anything other than "Not used". 4.     Press the [EXIT] button to exit the menu.

The horizontal spacing is 7.9 inches or 200 millimeters. The vertical spacing is 7.9 inches or 200 millimeters.

The switch on the front of the gamepad may be set to the

1. Press the [Menu] button.2. Press the [DOWN] arrow to select the "Set Up" wrench. 3. Press the [OK] button.4. Press the [DOWN] arrow to select "Advanced setup". 5. Press the [OK] button.6. Press the [DOWN] arrow to select "VIERA Connect Banner". 7. Press the [RIGHT] arrow to set "VIERA Connect Banner" to "OFF".

The bolt needed for mounting is an M6 bolt.The depth minimum is 0.16 inches (4.0 mm).The depth maximum is 0.43 inches (11.0 mm).

1. Press and hold the [Vol-] button on the side of the TV.
2. Press the [CH] up button on the remote 3 times (while holding the [Vol-] button on the TV).
3. Press the [Down] arrow to select "Demo mode".
4. Press the [Right] arrow to change the "Demo mode" setting to "Off".
5. Press the [Exit] button to exit the menu.

You can connect flash memory, wireless LAN adapter, keyboard, or mass storage devices to the USB ports on the TV. Ports are USB 2.0, providing maximum 500mA per port.

The switch on the front of the gamepad may be set to the "X" position. To make the gamepad control VIERA Connect games, change the switch on the front of the gamepad to the "D" position.

1. Press the [Menu] button.
2. Press the [DOWN] arrow to select the "Set Up" wrench.
3. Press the [OK] button.
4. Press the [DOWN] arrow to select "Advanced setup".
5. Press the [OK] button.
6. Press the [DOWN] arrow to select "VIERA Connect Banner".
7. Press the [RIGHT] arrow to set "VIERA Connect Banner" to "OFF".

The bolt needed for mounting is an M6 bolt.
The depth minimum is 0.16 inches (4.0 mm).
The depth maximum is 0.43 inches (11.0 mm).

No. The Bloomberg application was terminated on July 12, 2011.

DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is a standard that makes it easy for DLNA-certified equipment to share multimedia content within a home network. A DLNA-certified media server such as a Windows 7 personal computer with Windows Media Player 12 is required.

Panasonic utilizes the blinking light as a form of self-diagnostics, similar to the "check engine" light in your car. If you've ever experienced that, you know that a check engine light could indicate anything from a loose gas cap to something that may require more attention. Panasonic uses the number of times the light blinks, to aid the technician in trouble-shooting the problem. The blinking light helps the technician to isolate and diagnose the issue. This in turn speeds up the repair process if repair is needed, helps keep parts costs down, and helps both you and the servicer by allowing the technician to complete a repair in one trip in many cases.

A DLNA certified media server, such as a Windows 7 personal computer, needs to be connected to the same network as your TV. Once the DLNA server is configured on this network, press the [VIERA TOOLS] button on the remote control and select DLNA. Next, you will be prompted to select the DLNA server you wish to connect to. Select the DLNA server, then the available content will be displayed.

Certain JPEG, SD-Video, AVCHD, MP4 files, MKV files, MPEG-2 files, MP3 files, AAC files and LPCM files can be shared using the DLNA feature. Please see the Owner's Manual for the additional requirements.

Connect the keyboard's USB cable or the keyboard's wireless transmitter to the television's USB port. You may then use the keyboard to enter alphanumeric characters. Special commands, such as channel up/down, volume control, etc., can also be performed with a keyboard. Please refer to your Owner's Manual for details.

To connect to a wireless network, you will need a compatible wireless USB adapter such as Panasonic model DY-WL10. Once the adapter is inserted into the USB slot, it will be automatically detected. Please follow the on-screen instructions to setup the wireless connection. You may also check www.panasonic.com/NetConnect for updated compatibility information. Please consult your Owner's Manual for advanced setup information.

The CC can be displayed on the TV if the receiver (such as a set-top box or satellite receiver) has the CC set to "On". Contact your cable or satellite company to have the closed captioning activated in the set-top box.

First, press the [INPUT] button on the remote to view the available TV inputs. Second, press the number button on your remote that corresponds with the number that appears next to the "INPUT" in which the device is connected.

f you receive a message that the TV is receiving a poor signal, or no signal, it means there is either nothing connected to the antenna/cable jack on the back of the TV, the TV is not tuned to an available channel, or the signal is not strong enough to display a picture.

While viewing your NETFLIX queue, press the directional arrow buttons on your remote in the order listed below:

[Up], [Up], [Down], [Down], [Left], [Right], [Left], [Right], [Up], [Up], [Up], [Up]

An optical cable can be connected to the TV to send audio from the TV to a digital to analog audio converter. A digital to analog audio converter can convert audio from the television's "Digital Audio Output" and send the audio to your headphones or home theater system using an RCA connection.

The picture format in the TV or connected device may be set to ZOOM. Change the TV's picture format by pressing the [FORMAT] button on the TV's remote repeatedly to select a different picture format, such as FULL or JUST. If the TV is already set to a picture format other than ZOOM, the picture format of a connected device, such as a cable or satellite box, may need to be changed. Please reference the owner¿s manual for the connected device for the procedure to change its picture format.

Press the [FORMAT] button on the remote to remove the black bars from the left and right hand side. The options that are available to remove the vertical bars are H-Fill, Just, and Zoom.

Connect an HDMI cable to the HDMI connection on the back of the TV labeled HDMI 1 (ARC). Then connect the other end of the HDMI cable to an ARC-enabled HDMI connection on your A/V receiver.

ARC allows the TV to play the audio from TV programming (or another source device) through a home theater system or an external A/V amplifier device connected to the TV's HDMI (ARC) connection.

The horizontal spacing is 7.9 inches or 200 millimeters. The vertical spacing is 7.9 inches or 200 millimeters.

The input is set to NOT USED.
Follow the instructions below to enable the input:
1. Press the red [R] button on the TV's remote.
2. Scroll down to highlight the desired input.
3. Press the [LEFT] or [RIGHT] arrow to change the input label to anything other than "Not used".
4. Press the [EXIT] button to exit the menu.