Multi dynamic backlight settings – Panasonic TH-55VF2HW 54.6" Full HD Video Wall Display User Manual

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[Multi dynamic backlight settings]

This menu is displayed at HDMI, DisplayPort, DIGITAL

LINK, DVI-D IN 1 and DVI-D IN 2 inputs.
Adjusts the backlight using LAN while interlocking all

the main units that constitute multiple screens.
Black levels among multi-screen displays are

equalized.
The settings are memorised separately for each input

terminal.
[Multi dynamic backlight settings] - submenu screen

Multi dynamic backlight settings

Multi dynamic backlight
Input of linked ”Child”

On

DIGITAL LINK

Select display

Registered display list

[Multi dynamic backlight]

[On]:

This function is enabled, and the unit

operates as a parent.

[Auto]:

When the unit is registered as a child, this

function is enabled.

[Input of linked ”Child”]

The digital input terminal that operates on the child

in conjunction with the parent can be selected. If

the child receives images of input terminals other

than the input terminal set on the parent, it does not

operate.

[Select display]

Select the child to operate in conjunction with the

parent. The registration procedure is as follows.

Set the input of the child to operate in conjunction

with the current input of the parent.

Select [Select display] and press <ENTER>.
When devices on the same network are listed,

select the device to register, press <VOL +> to add

an check mark, and press <ENTER>.

Set [Multi dynamic backlight] to [On].

[Registered display list]

Displays the list of children registered to this unit.
The interlock status of each child can be checked.
The green mark on the list shows this function

operates normally.
The red mark shows a display that is not operating.

Check the LAN cable for connection, and review the

power status and settings of the child. If the problem

is not solved after review, the registration may have

failed. Perform registration for [Select display] again.

Note

When performing [Select display], turn on all the

units constituting multiple screens.

“Parent” is the unit of which [Multi dynamic

backlight] is set to [On]. Operate the menu of [Multi

dynamic backlight settings] of the parent to register

children, etc.
“Child” is the unit registered to the parent. The child

can be confirmed on the registration display list of

the setting menu of the parent.

This function is operated regardless of the setting

in [Network control] ([On] / [Off]). However, set

IP address properly for all the main units that

constitute multiple screens.

This function operates among the units present on

the same network (Class C setting: subnet mask

[255.255.255.0]).

Up to 31 units can be registered as children. Up to

32 units including the parent are interlocked.

Multiple parents cannot select the same child.

Before registering children, fully consider the

combination of parent and child.

Disconnecting the LAN cable during operation or

turning off some of the units constituting multiple

screens may cause this function to operate

abnormally.

Setting and operation are possible only with the

digital input.

If <RECALL> is pressed while performing this

function, an indication to show whether the display

is set to the parent or the child appears. [MDB]

stands for [Multi dynamic backlight].

PC

16:9

Backup mode OK

AUDIO1 IN

Memory name: MEMORY2

MDB:Parent

While performing this function, the area control of

backlight for each display is disabled.

When displaying the [Multi dynamic backlight

settings] sub menu screen on this unit that has

been registered as a child, a message to ask

whether to switch to the parent appears.
If [Yes] is selected, the setting screen appears, and

the operation is switched to that of parent.

Multi dynamic backlight settings

Yes

This display is operating as a ”Child” for the Multi dynamic

backlight.

”Parent” 192.168.0.3

Do you want to change it to ”Parent”?

No

Note

The remote control is necessary to operate [Multi

dynamic backlight settings] menu.

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