How to Troubleshoot a Visionquest Picasso LCD HDTV
The VisionQuest Picasso HDTV line includes eight high-definition televisions. If you are having trouble with your Picasso HDTV, it is likely a simple issue that can be tweaked in seconds. Most problems involving power or image quality are solved by checking connections and settings.
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Check that the AC adapter is securely plugged into the TV and an electrical outlet if your Picasso HDTV will not turn on. Turn the TV's power switch to "On" and wait for the blue light to appear. Press the "Power" button on the remote. The picture should appear. If there is no sound, press the mute button to see whether the sound returns. If there is still no sound, turn up the volume with the remote control until sound is audible. If you are using speakers with your Picasso HDTV, make sure they are switched on.
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Check the video input connections and settings if you are have video-quality issues with you Picasso HDTV. If abnormal colors appear on the screen, make sure that the yellow prong of the A/V cable is not damaged or broken. A broken video cable can inhibit the Picasso's color spectrum. If the images look distorted, change the aspect ratio to 4:3 for optimal proportions. If the picture on the TV is distorted, it might be catching radio interference from another electronic device. Move any nearby electronics away from the TV or change the location of the TV itself.
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If certain programs seem more "noisy" or pixelated than others, it has more to do with the TV signal than the TV. Older programs are enlarged to fit on HDTVs. As a consequence, those shows look less appealing. In these cases, often purely white pixels will remain on the screen. VisionQuest says this is an inherit hazard of HD television that will be worked out as HD resoluton becomes the industry standard.
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